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HAMBURG EN FETE.
t'onttnnctl from Fient I'iikc
m. ?MB t.. accept, stating that none of the
Frsncrt rrews would l>e ? rmlttt l to land du:im;
the festival_m_
THE NEW WATERWAY.
most Tin: WORK WAS PLANNED AND
EXECUTED.
IT is Tin: THIHD CANAL WHICH 11 AS y.y.y.s CUT
across Tin: PESISBt'LA OF Ji ti.xn:
Tltn TONNAQE fO BE DIVERTED I Itn.M
'Uli: gOUKD PASSAGE IS ESTI?
MATlil? AT 11.000,000 TONS
Eight yoar* ne?> tho renerable Kaiser William I
tlir'r.. l the Srai sod for tii" conatructlon ?f the
jford-ost-see Canal, hk gra Prince William
Of pnisalo, standing by I I i To-day that
grandson, non Kalaer William 11, ? II lay the
geystone of th* cnjipleted wort In the presence
of ;hr greate*t gathering ever seen of the navies of
tho world. Eight rears have sull.ee I for tha eonstruc
t,..n .m i Bnlshlng of one of lh? reateot engineer?
inK works of the eeatury, equally great a? u tri
. . . FO It TH E . . .
Seashore or Mountains,
HODCMAN'S RUBBER GOODS.
THIi BEST QUALITY ANO PRICE
lllt?>\|>\\ ?Y. 21 WT?lT 2111? ??T.,
row, ??hand ar. i artJ. ?Vu ?ve. iiotbk
' ? i-iss through^ Bulijeci only t" the or Unary delay
of lockage. The lock al HrunsMlttel cosl no leas
than ?.-:.s,-.,.,h?. it |? phleld< I from Ihe powerful
curreni of the Rlbe by two moles, the heads of
which are 1.3*7 feel apart, Ihua allowing a I ad
space for entrance into Ihe ouler harbor, which
his a. breadth of? reel ami a length of 1,111 fee*.
Here the vrssi I may have to wall Iheli turn
; || thi river will be accomm ?
,i n. |, ti,, lock It lell the one dlvlalon
lying parallel with the other, ?eparated by some
massive masonry, under which are several tunnels
for the ii\ Iraullc machinery to be um.,,1 for opening
??r closing the gates and other purposes. Th.- width
,,f eai B feel Ihe lepth 10 feat, and
the available length, when il.He? are closed at
each end, Is IBS feel dlmensl ni adequate to allow
of the passing through lh< ?? ?? al any state of the
tide of the largesi Iron dads now possess l by Ger?
many, while vi els th? lei gth of win h exceed?
that of the lock will still be aide lo pis? through
during those houri of the da) srhen the nates are
r.l.RVATKD i n; 11 ...i : \ P I.KVKNSAl'
iimi'ti ..f m. rh mil' il hill - .??..,,
ful commerce, si i i in i I lo In? tl. nimn i'iUm
land Ui lime ? t I r? sn * u
tin- lues Canal mar?) ich enterprlsi hav? be?
planned) through N irasua un i thi |s|]
Panama snd sens? Cap* Cod, scn?*s ih?> Isthim
gf Corinth and acroi i ml ? rn r*i
Bay ?.f niBC ?y to the Mi'.literr.u i rv?n
British Channel to the cltj ? Pari t.. make tl
latter n seaport, |i
from tli-> aleraey lo Manrhestci ??m ?? ill then
it.- re i? ?c ire? ly ? ne great ci It In ortn
1Mb, which unit) s th f thi Baltic Hi
with tii- o I I h ? i ?
l.ik" tin Sues Canal, thi i it? l - nt l
merely th? in ai nt pi
N si I** i la hundred ? there i w ??? -
way between tho two in na ' ' ?
an 1 was known s th? Steckntts i It \-. i
narrow, shallow and crooked, a mer?
lag ihe be Is of bi
much cominero between L?beck i I Hamburg an
played an Important p .rt in ihe ti id? Ham?
atlc League. Il a tually ren iln? i
to the date of the conatruction of this
which, cuts the course of It* pi
point.?. During the ils centuries ? u ; ins wen
formal for Impr vlng I, i". aome ? :
Which BUCh men as V. CromSjn] wel
actively Intei eat* l f thi
IT??, a hen t x-, ?; extends
from KM on tl * Baltic Toei North
Sea. foil '?'? Ing for i win Iln?;
course of the Rh r K 1er. it Is very long, I -
mile*; narrow, oi ly Kl
1 feet deep. It his. moreover, sis ' ?).?. with a
total rise of H fe? t. Non?
therefor* pass through it. Tel I been much
ujK?d. no les? than t.??"?) v?asela paosing through It
ye m ?. to nvo! I the longer a I
sroun-1 Denmark and through the Soui 1
With the formation of th? - ? ??? German
It was genei felt that aomethli
need) I, both for ?? i ?????.
m? ??? an 1 for fa tatlng t worl I ? ? .
r ?.. ? In t -ne of war. Prince II narck wai
the earliest and most earnest promoters
I r.-r.t i;r. at xv I i I ? r ? '?
t?re?l into the project with enth islasm. ! ? :
far back ii? F"br':.rv, 1865, I'm:..- Blsmal k In!
such a work del H
i n sentad to Kre lei Ick of Aui
the settlemeni ol the B hleawlg H it llspute,
a leailln?* feature of which was tl
a strip of land for the coi tructlon of a ca? i
ir m th?- ?Baltic to tl North G
were ms le to form a prP
execution of the ?cheme, I t
It was heartily decided thai th? work should !.. j
done at the cost of the Slate, and toward thi |
sil open ti i- estimai. I, howi rer, lhal foui si?an
. mcuaiircnaeni
, m in I room ' each II li n al one lime, ? ? *' i
I n ,, i ,,r di t, mi. in lie very gr?ai
\ ihe canal wl elecl - ?
Ihe wl ? ? - ? dl lie aid-- i,, pas
? . du i 'n |i r In
th. i the V, '<??? will ' nli r i i
| ? ' . ? , . ? 1,.|o f, ! at,.
? -II I l
rltltlc Will ? ? ? i?, ?"
.. ? ,mm,.
.f-wnr and a ?n on thi
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?????'. ft] ? , ;
hnrlioi ihi v...? t a ?\ lap? 1 I I
norn 1 ?
Th. propei a thai twenty
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I ho pa ? if 1 ? t shins In 11
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rh? re ? \
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k Ihei wa? I
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ne of 1 e? thi arhlch the
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fl w - into ?? emlu l?-r al r,n il o I bit
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.11. ; the K lUen Laki, near Brun lo th
DSF. er THE GREAT LOCK
total cost ;?"./,-'? Pi n i readily agreed I
tribute fi'..?..1"-, the remaining t26,5nft,<xii] being
paid out of the Imperial exchequer. Il I? hoped
that th<- Interest, al least, on this outlay will !???
??.cured from the dues to be paid by the merchant
?hip? panning through the canal, bul although
there i? a natural di <? ? . secun s ifa tantlal s
return us possible on so large an outlay, ;),? ques?
lloa of profil Is ? iport.'int a
a? it would he in Ihe ensi : ??? commercial
? Dterprlae.
TIM-: ROUTE OF TDK WATERWAY
The canal extends from n iltenau, on Kiel May.
to Bratnsb Ittel, :? ir the mouth "f the Kibe, ;? <ils
tance of slaty-one mllei N? irly I .If the way
from HoHenao tii.t |i fat .- ?;, ? iburg :t :,,.
! .. :ri the mala t: , i ,? ?? ,,f 11. I..d i Canal,
though? it makes s?i?iri ctt-^ many curves
and windings, m I thus conaldei ? -..?? the
distance. At Rend I un: it curve:, and thci i on
to the Elbe n runs southwi ? thi r i r?. country
Bevor before travers? l by s waterway, 'i h? Und
B generally level, : , thai nowhen a ? ttlng of
i. r than ninety-live feel necessary, Ii , to be
remember? i tl al Ihe sstn leu1 al Ud< -
water lev? 1. It haf n?> rocha atong Ils coure?
Tiere Ih a lock at each end, That at j H
win never )>e used except In times of extraordinary
storm?, which aalghl drive too much unter into
the canal, for there la no ; ? til- In the
liai!, .Sea. At the I :t un- Lut t< I end 1
Course. 14 considera!.!?- tide. Hi'? ? will
therefore be closed at ebb tide to prevent the
draining of th- CaUaal. Mut f?.r at least s.x hour?
in every day the Kate will he open, i.!-I i
ihe canal win be aa easy aa t?< s riveg. AI ebb
Ude, when the lock 1? ClOBOd, v- Mil will aa ?'????
OPIUM,
MORPHINE,
and All Drug Addiftions.
a ?{,-?- Jy. peeasaaeat aenss ?are: ao ?uffartagi i f i
i?-!iet!o!i cure; i?.!ie:iiM ti.ny r?-t..in In their poaa. ?' a
?l.iniiK treatment Die itrug to which lh?; hev? '? ? i '? :
.i.-? . and ai no nm<- will they feel' uncoaif .-?' *
? -1 ? j *i ?i i?. viild to lh? t mptallon ?f .,????.. in it, if,
?fi-r two weeaw trial I ?i do not flail ith? rem/ y ai
lapiaeaatad ?fe ?ill refund rew m .ii?. ir-dori i ?
pliysl? laus ??<?) ninny others thai h?vi M-ti rareBl ??.?-r
l.taai cures fine,. .Inuu.iiy, a IWO Weel If not
a? represante!)
(Cfclilldentlul.) <?ll 00 ?r a.Mress
NATIONAL HEALTH CO.. 6? Will ?XHh-at.
rere first bullt, little by lit:]
.?i para Del Iln? ?cro thi boa and al
\v. ???? push? : -n?.. Il v..- ? : vx hi.
wa? throw
i-i.i lu tily ??'%-? t.
by It, Then Innrer wa? .-.- ' sand ?"ere ?? i
ml i in n im ? uf i in? .. soli?! ma - ?
?,. i. the -..i. I ..?.'..?: pi ? ?ins Ini ' th? b? s i
vn weicht r I I In by tti m?
employed In this v...- ., itrnt double 4am wi
. v< nt i . 'i ?M< ' ? ? lins h 'tii ti
in of th? i*?? nal wat? r on lh? one l?l? ami ?
Th? n ii" Int?
? n ti." pn ral li I dams s i
out lo th? n ??nil i il? ?.'t. .m i i lirm fourni ittn
f..i ? ? . ? ? lex ? tone and < em? u
v. . event?) ?? i With th pjji i ptl m ?
,. : ", . I)ri. ,,[ m . , m.
ly passes t ht i iye) sol!, an
though no ii ?? ' : ?? ? ,:
. i|e ?; r?f :'.? im? ?? n ol u In ..... bars I
ii. it mu h tt uble i*- iilte?! at limes from Ian?
slid? ' ?n? xx ? r. n.ssary fil
i?f the - anal In th.. <? part
where II ? tlon.
'I'll. i. ,i, l?verai noteworthy brldses over th
,. ? four railroads Tw
of the i ..i ? it (Irenthal and ne at !-< v- n
n? .r Kiel, have ti\. ! brld* of ?u< h bei -ii
i hi] unilerneaih With
o .t obstruct l??n ui' del i r?<] with onlj lh? I
In?* of th* ruval mast, ? I? .? : ;? .??? Ix i ? ??? i
I feet M4 Inch? Thes
ixx-i, hi i" .-? hay. the in ' let m iny, thi
u i, 'ill. I. ven m brblg'
\v.- i rmaia nnen? i bj the Rmperor on I ?? ?? ml.
t, : "i Ti/ i xv.. "id. i mil ways, one at Hendsbun
an i iteai Rrun*l ttei, gr. asrrl?d across thi
can i .j nu m if ? . ? b . ??? . th? plvoi
w'. ml ..n r,. emti'inkmeni nt the canal, ?vhll?
..? i, . . ?? . ? se*, each ' n i \ n,i
t ?if i ? Mi.-1 in --a m of "i.
, rig ui' woo i i : r .? .. i me il?. traft!?
still Imi ? arrii ' on bj th othei Then
Is, toi ,? l: .. ib .i -?'1 ., third swing lirl Im
f. r ?s. ptirpoi** of ordinary traffic These bridge*
>? ?id t.. i" tb< ..i;.. ?i ??? their kjn-l v. t ,-,?,.
I? neth hi Ins '"s '""?? xx hll. thi v
'. .,, i I t-leiti l.i- .. lib ?o "il f?'?-l Of iv .1. i.
\. t. ii.,tw Mu laixl thi o ma ?Iv* prop irtlons
can I" tun - implctrly roun i by m? am of
hydraulic p ?w? i > a m leave a clear < mrsi foi
i, ?. mi ?te?l ? '?? Ithln th? time "f ivx.i min
iii. ? The rnl a 15 w hk I?i ':''"; will be in position
only uli. r " expected, 1 ?malnlng at other
tlmei parallel with lh? mal, though Hi* bridge
for pedestrians and v*hl les will remain In poai?
lion, belnu drawn a- ?:? only when neceaaarj r,,r
the paaalng of vessels aloni lh? canal.
CONSIDERATIONS OP TIME \\l> BATOTT.
The eanal Is Un? i throughout srltn stone, and is
so largs snd stroni |hal it will be safe f .r v.'??..)?
to pas.? through It at lh? rut? of more than ?Ix nil!?-?
.111 hour. In fact, the average time of tranall fur
?learners will be not mor? timn twelve hours, Thi?
will mean ? lavli ? of fulH fort) hour* between
ii ..'n'nir? and the ?:ain. snd si I? 1 iwenty-fom
hour* between all English pert? south of Harwich
and the Haiti?-. Equally Impartant will he ih? goig
!ti safety. 'l'Iur" Ih no Strip of xv.it- r In lh? w?,rld
that '? U>* bcuni. of H'orc sMpwreeka ?hau the
?pund, the Cat legal and the Racer Ra
Rkaw I? literally i monumenl of rain At ien
vej ?.- ar. wrecked In these waters even '??"
Hon much traltl ? ? 111 seek "'? - '" ?? route is a
matter of ?peculation, bul it ?eem? reasonable i?i
reckon thai it will Include moat of the commerce
of il,.. 1'..in., ti,., i_ now nnsslns Ihrouii i "?
I ? ? ?f hire In other r< ?pecta the f? ? ?? will he
rained B per cent from th, t>, tinning .lob r i i
the end of M in h
ahm in isr i: vil. in OB" THE CANAL.
Th? administration of the canal ?rill conslsi of a
board of ihre* managers, ?.ne of whom will ad a
president, with three building inspectors and two
harbor masters al their disposal. The canal i
guarded by Pro? ian Customs House official?.
Klghi canal masters, two master dredger?, two
? ???i men, two engineer? and two assistants for
; ?? two steam dn Igers and ten sklpiiers and ten
? , is for I hi ofttctal si amers will be ni>|N?lni< i
A telegraph Inspector and eleven othei oil i ? will
lake charge ?if the telegraphli aervlc? and Ihe .
Ing of the canal, thlrty-on. ?ITIclaW will manag?
Ihe locks, thirteen the bridges, and sixteen ihe
water - ipplj Hi ilde? ihe?e, ihen will lie I wo ma
i, r pilota, forty flrst-claaa and twent) ?eexind
? ? ? ' 11. ? kippet foul
tweut> three ? . f ?ui teen ? iletant?, f n
? ? - ?ph .-:? i ks, ? iv ? .-. ?? liickki ? i--1 -
?tnki'i - fortj lwo ?aIlors a ryn
'I !.. lulles i| ihe i'ana! ' ?til ? ??? I
an 1 Ihe win ki en inecied will
lal ?; ? M iflli in?l to co . ? ? . egal bu
? "m,, i'ti i ? in iii. iiV'i.i.i
The tl. ? i now aeaemh ' liai
the npi nlng of Ihe mal la hl f.u Ine nm : i. >?
ilri'.ii -
en i li .
, i? - r Vice-.\ lustr?n
ii rv 1 ? ? ? ? \ :\: ni. - .
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men ? I lt?-.ir-.l
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in 1er the link. f i) i i ? i \
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VIOLENTE IN Till'. ITALIAN CHAM
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Th? . . :? ? to the K . i waa carried I?)
a latgi
The viol? nl ? ? ? enacted In th? Hall in Chaml? r
are in kei ;,, |g v? ith Ihoa? t? ?
Herman, French h ingarlan and II? Iglan i
m? m- 'I hey ?. em lo Indicate that, in < '?mi -
nenta parlies t to
their theories ol ?;?.??? i ; m ni by other m? in? than
by qui? t dlai ubi oi : lo the
- ill ii an . lor ,,f i. id lea I and Bo lall its i i
itlve hall , Inn t<> the
seeing lhal their llov?mrn?*ni un i irnl .- In ihe
i ame rli ?? .. Ih foi und not a i?m|
ol the ? ? n refoi ii,. public op n
ion. In Italy, s m ell as In o thi i Kuroi i an
irli Ih? Ka ?;,???? nul
um In lili?i K ib. ? h? ? li of il ??
pin liamenl ? -. i . Iml i hey i m
. nibnrrai a Its | ind k p ihe ?il ?I? ?
tale ol ? lfm ni ti. Ci pi, foi In
'?in. '. '??? I:.ild f.? upon i Min I.-rial I ?i p i
t|i i. again i an i ?pirn ilion ol i i >l
allow, i lo Uni h hi i- "i. ? hl h h< waa deliver
? Ihe m u I m pol Ihi Monte
? I torio l'i...mi.? t This i- s i..i i on,, n i,,t loin ui
li iiugh Ihe a I'll' ? iiiisWi ir -l ? I ? .
.? . I Oti ! im.ilh I.% a i.l ? m., |ii| i , ||
? - , w i.?ul I rid) upon ih< ?; ,
lu putl? - ..i n -i 1*5, in the ' 'hamhi t, ? ? ?? i
hi -ni pli a and through a ' l??vi i nmi nial pre n ?
no) ? o ?irons ??J lhal used In th net ?I. lion, a.is
overthrown ?y ihn) i'hambei .?.. month? afi*>r
II? "i.m. Ill yst? m -??' (Jiivernmenl I
more di-id.? d al i i? i tit ihnn II hu ? ? : i" ? n, and
' il i - ? hi llnai . .1 und political m nul ,: ?
in which h la nami ma Implica te.l, , tho i, .,.
Ilvi i,, ii? liotna n H -nh, the honora r) i?1 n
aakei] by il,?- famous lu ''on,, in, ||?rr, and in?
arbitrary Imprl onmenl ol some Heputli ? itul
i "rlspl i .m oh m, it.- ni i i,,,m. and, In tryh to
. ta n iiiiiis.ii n. power, he ma) noi care to mu
the iisk ?,f lustlfylng what ?in s.iid of him i.v
Mazslnl, thai "he win be the lasl Minister of the
Il jus. oi Savoy, '
NO CAHINRT r"OR NORWAY
Stockholm June II Lnte to nlghl es M ? ?
.I.-o i, lionnevte, whom Ihe King had intrusted with
Rough Hands
Made smooth by S-a-n-a d-o r skin
Soap,
It preven?a and < ur?'s chapping, rednesi
and r<?ii::l)tii*sN, snd imparti .i velvety
loHneu to tli?- handa, Pianiits, type
writers, arcli?tei ts, artists, actors, ladies
and all who nerd suit and supple hands
?rill find n most effective.
It l? i Bon ,, : ?i u nun-,, i.i[, f,,r the r?ii?r i,?,,i
..t.- ,.f sll rtlsei.f ihe sku. sad scalp. K ,r toi in ? r
t i? twtes ?? K"-"i *? plum soap for the same prie? a
?erfect ?,.ii|, foe Ihe babj Por ?al? by ?ill i. .?.-? . ->;,
..? ?.. mu,ii ai. Co. io a tl Veadswal?! BL, .n. x.
For 72 Years!
THE STANDARD OF THE WORLD,
1 I A V I : HTt M >1 >
Without a Peer.
CHICKERING Sz SONS,
MOSTOS AMI M-'.W VOHK.
130 Fifth Avenue.
the lash of forming ?? Ulnlatry, Informed lit--? Maj?
esty that he found it Impossible to form a Cabinet,
the Had leal* refuslns toco-operate xxnn him.
.\i> AID FOR INSURGENTS.
?fJRETARY 0LNET8 VIEW OF THE
PKOPER ATTITUDE OF" AMERICANS.
IT IS A i ; ! : i x. u "i' THE NATION'S PLIOHTBD
i'.x: ,11. UK S ITS, TO OIVK AID OR l'.N
i"i H X'ii:.Mi:\i' T?> TUB C\ DAS
HEVi 'U TIONI8TS,
u i ?i in ? i 19 B? retarj l ?Iney h is prac?
ileffni I the ittltude American cltlsena ?hould
im? l. v u i ihe ? 'ui. in It surreetlon In a I? tter t"
i . bier ol the r u mei an I 3d? i h int*' N itlon il
i: ink of Wn , who ashed for ailvlc? with
; , mtrlhiitlu ? for I ?
Instil "i'U with xx hi' !i i'
, ? r u rote a? '.' oo'-x i:
i h... -, e?l I dleged ?i nt* of th.
xx II !? lh. view
i. ui. ? ry fui .ti Ibu
:.. l'une?! riiat? I i
have wiilih nil i?l.
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nil?n un
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I..a. Ion, .Int.. IS i hi Ho n i f Trad ? has roi
? -i i i" I !? i li -, ? ? ....-?.. iiritlsh ship
Ai ii". ? 'api ' n N? s i... m. w hlch m i . al
a vv i..i un a v... .? " i-n N< ??? V'ork foi I ..x ei
l.I, an i : ?b ? th tit iv t.-? Into pon bj .. pris
? hi .mi xi- 11 im i The liii.ii .
foUllll I till I ' ! ? :,".,? II |, ,.| l , . ?, ?,,,? . | ,,, .. |
?i. ? th? Hoard ol Ti > i. nor
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JOHN C'I'ItTIN ?"XiiN.; m:i:i:
i.oi : ?n, .1 ?? ? 19 i .i.ii ? ' u tin, tii. ix natnlter,
who Port ?n?l pri ion, m ill ?oui
f..r the I Hit? I S'a! ? ?h. i 'iv il', i hi , |. |, ., ..
W I ?'? II I vv, lilt) ? .
.t.iiin f'urtln, or John Curtln Kent, a-? he im
lied, who h i - been rvlng a III
a? a dynamiter, ixa a resld?-nl ..f llrnoklyn. He
li t? i more than ? Ishl vu -. ., . of . ?.m
pll II with Dr ?? illaaher, alan ol llrooklyn, In an
attempt la blow lip III i h '.v.u bip bj dynamite,
Tii.- . -, |. ..in. i him .v as I.. i m m i m
mu? i ..i |j
In it It li. iippli m. nt? I h tii" ii t ol ' o v.. ukiu is
i rnn.eiii .. .. .i.i t him \
llliyurd ll.l been .iiii.
.. ? m ? hi i . . .: i .n ha in tu) w 11 m 11 lends
In H.kl :.. w bo o" pr? pui n ?. him u r?
. i.pimu .m his arrival.
IKAM'i: AWAITS CANADIAN TIMIIEIt.
Ilordeaux, J?ine IS Timber merchant* her* are
i.. .- nmn* t ? >?-1 ii| pll? ? fmm the lialtlc port ow
in?- i.? the .hi iv m ih.- ratification of Ihe Prune??
i'an i.'ian treaty, which provides for the minimum
on Import* from t'i?na?la, I'ntll the treaty la
i.i i ti.. nun mu ii i irl'fl will nol in- estended to
I Hill? I I ! olll i all I la.
?"ui NT Kll.MANNSKt.d AS AKKITKATOR.
Vienna, June IS Count Krlch KHtnunnMeg-g, Qov?
ernor ol l^iwer Au tria, will undertak. ta preside
..v.i .. tempor?r) Cabinet ..f neutral .structlon
t'ouni Kllinannsea's la ? Protestant,'arid n. ? u
iiv will meet w.iii opposition, which neither he nor
i, . .UeitKUea could Ions withstand, n his admin
i n.in.m vx.i" undertaken with any Idea ol Its vlrt?
iio. pi i mai ? :
- ??? - ?
PAOMEN is "I' roUEIQlS NEWS.
11 me, June II The American College in Home
vai 11 slve a m aii'i dlnnei .im.. H in honor of ' ' >i n
nal Cllbbon
I,mil..n. June IS The Hou.i Common?, In Ih*
course "i ih ? debate ..u tit-- Welsh Church Dl
I..I.I1 il .m--m bill i.idi y, accepted Hi.- amendment
offered b) the opposition leaving the Church schools
.m.I nubile cha|?el? umlSi s representative h.j.ii, m
stead "t wholly disendowing incm, a? the bill orlg
Inall) proposed.
Queenstown, Jmi" IS The steamer Auranlo,
? Ni. h ailed from Uverpool ye? tenia j for New
v.irk. repoi -i upon hei irrlval her? to-day that
l-ii..|ia Uorley, an Intermediate passenger, h.t.i
commuted ulcld? b) lumpln? overhoani, She wo?
mi bei vxa.. i.i New-York to J.?i?. her huaband.
Berne, June II Th* financing of tin- scheme for
ti ? - msiructlos ..f .? railway up the Jungfrau
M..uni.iln Is aosured? un-1 tit* work will b?.- bx-guu
lu th?.- latter part of the preaeut yeur.
NEW-YORK'S PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Ml
PRIMARY NO. 17 ORIGINALLY A HEBREW
ORPHAN ASYI.r.M.
KINDERGARTEN AND OTHER MBTHOQg Ulliril
HAVE PROVED I 'KSiitAiti.i: aim: i-i:i.
PLENTY Or I.I..1IT AM' VEN Tl I, ATI? IN,
in r v ' OPEN-AIR ri.A Y .K'U'Sl'S.
"We alo|.t any method of teaching that, an trial,
proves to be better than ?hat we have," said mi*?
Mary s Cunningham, principal of Primary School
\... it, in Seventy-seventh-st., near Lexington ave.
with this policy Primary So. 17 haa become one
,.r tin? beat schools in th?- ? nv. an I, although one
,.f the youngest, la now one <<( the beat-known. The
school was established four years a>,>> la a di n I)
Tin: KINDERGARTEN METHOD.
,?,.?,,,,, i . ,,..., i ,, i draw ' pupila fro? th
. ,, i;, , . , the i: ml River, as well a
ti-an the vicinity of Lexington, Park and M
i he plain d,m., rai y of this ?. hool ..?? of
lef i, iimmenil nions The i hlldren of the ri? h
n. i the i i II -il.- b) , Is m wholesoi.?ompe
nu..n. ami m.-m nnl) .ni ll in re 'ognhjesl
lO tl, \l -? I llllllll till llll Il I- Il III
in. nu .i fr. It? Inci pilon lu i < t, she or
mi m i n . im-.. I) awlni i ' hei untiring
, ffnri ? lhal n has all ?Im i Its pr?s? m popularity.
\ i inn? .' - . -i a is open??! ll
i sin i he ,t? ? >- nf th. h i id Ih
? m h a it< r mails until
i hi primar) department nf Grammar School Nn
,. \i. a and Wight) Urs wa? open??!
ill Kven then the all f No. IT was
,. i . i ..? \ a little, iml th? hool now hs I I S
ibl) to .k. < li ih I n-. ?t i ?
; in th. M '- "i of
I -, itlnn wher
??\. t t m i n. -i to ing t h- tu ?n her ich
-, . ; tally In Ihe Introduction
, nderi n ten mi ? few of I ; il
i have a I rgarten bran ?
' few yeai ir<> as an ? sperlmi ni Al
, \|? rim? n' h 11 provi i to b ?
?
f th In ?? hl h
i ? . !. I , ?
ml i n.. 11.? I and Is
: ? iml has
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Id and aub
rood, a i
all the ,? ?er i la ?
1 ? ? the most Me for
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? .\ ! ? ? ? It for I ? 11 ws
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i. :? i ?, Mrf Kmma Etz. I, Ml??
? . ? -t. M 1 " ? ? ? n
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? M iry li ml Ml is M iry
? ? v.- ? . Ml.?? Ida K.
I Miss Ann?.
l. Itlrney.
WHO IS Till: OLDEST GRADUATE?
v ,,i. \- ion (?it \mm ir atnii "i,
;
-.' is THEIR*.
- . n living ?-1 h of wh ?
? , ? . . thi ? ? late of i ?ra ?
?4.-1 ? ? . ' ? ? - - This is
\', w Vork'a
?????? ttinc
lest I luate, and thei ?
. ? ible rlvulr) : r this h ?nor The
; from Mr. Took
, r who a??ertes| thai Mr Hi il n n i '
?? ? I 1. i s : ?
ttei ii Mr. Oreal >n I I
lo the . '?'?-?
etter tl da)
Trll me. Jn ? reel :? ?. bul I I
? to ir friend Greatoi rill no
hold, as | entereil (Jramn i B h -l No. 7 In l?3
was i pupil on i .. monitor there, 1 pa?? 1 from
the 'sand clai -' Into and through ever) ...--. grad?
uating from the ninth rla?? during the early p in of
Mr Ketcham's ailmlnlstratlon, I am nearl;
enty-fo ' : Can our friend i Ire iton be .? s
? d I ' i ntten le ! the Drei n
v- , ion. in l was at .i i he
at the a? ?ix-ial ion I ? ? t ?ll op? li?
es of th new No. 7, an I had th?
... ,
Ire?? at tha I m hu? I. I In
iierv?u? . ?nilttlon \\ hen I cntei ? i N ..
." i ?? . ? i ? which o
? ?. ?
l?lati ,1 m ? 'i ? hl?'h ?. . oil' e even % car, a
not il,|.. n Public School
i) il urge T Trimble Hoben Pardos and others,
to , ?.am I ne ihe .- hool."
.? ? ?
BF.CRPTIOS AT TUB VBl VPAtt.OX CLUB.
The Psi Upsilon Club last night gave a l
warming In Its handsome new clubhouse, No. >:i
? Thirty ninth ?t. The club move I from Its
r,,i mei e, So 11 I ; st., to its
I home on kin) ir, at a hi I) lime thi ri a . -
, - m? penlng ol the ni n h ? ? i
.?. irmlng ?as n illy a r? ? ptlon, t.i w hi. h
h id bi en Ii . i all m. mbers of the P i i
There were many members ?>r the rlub
an i a number ?d guest? present, and tha evening
the) pai e?l was a moat ? ?? |o) able one,
The Kaecut ?? Council .>r u,,. fraternity at large
met ii the clubhousi earl) In the evening, and
conalilcred matters of Interest to the fraternity.
The member? uf the council at the meeting were
V B [tange, n I, llrldgman, Eienjnmln ll. Itaylls?
mi Mi Hall. During the . \ ??nini-; pg| r. songs
were sung b) a quurtel of club members, l.it.t
i supper was serve?! Di <; ,, n r?0Xi lne ,,,,.,.
id, at of the club, m ule an a ? w< Ici mc to
the gui ?ts, i.ni inlilre ? - were m I I b) M
ll.-iylta? and Hrbl rman The ' me ni he i -
ship oi' Ihe , lu?. i ; now iboul ?) ne u u Us) nioni
I??' h il .'n: b? ?n n Vt'il ?lui Ing the lu?! i ? a:
Amolli other? pre?en) wer?' i'harie? i'| Shaw
VA" ii vv alker. it i. r. nner. J T l\ ?Ik r r \'
I'arkhitrst. Wool??) l'armait. Arthur t' llumi I?:
r N Dllllngham, In i: ll Cook, VV. i: l.arral.
i-' H Pai ne, \; ?ri Won iiurr, tl. s n'olem m' i
.lohn vv lllair, ll i: Mlllhulm, l\ i\ A very, vv r '
I'ummann, vv. v. French. Jr., I'. A a, ?, Robert 1. I
Lu ?? and Austin M. Pool. .
g'/??>/' Ulltsrir KITItnrt APPABBXT BKAKOX
Henry Daubenschmldt, s young Uerman, em?
ploye i m i'. Rngli hardt'a akcry, . No. 1,4*3
Becond-ave., attempt) I suldd early ye tenia) by
sending s bullei Into his brain. He was removed
i . the Preabyti rlan Hospil il, an i will probably
die. Daubenschmldt la twenty-one \, u old, and
cam? t.. th;* countr) a t. u year? ?go He i ??
been In Knglehai It's emp i) s s baker about ? i
A ll?i?l M ni; il I II?-,m ll.lrlooiu
h Deal !i. No ?-in |,| tl.,,., ,,,. , ?.,.,.. i, ., i , ,-|, ? .
''??' eootra, ? heii titan lendeacy to dtaeaae often t
. 'alai legacy, ?tnce the raosi truiiu?- eauees may f?rtil
li Islet) germa of ui health an?! rentier the fru
Deadly, An inhereai mnamltted weakness "f tlw i>h>?i
ral ?-.institution i? mor? ? rr- tually oppos?d and eonater
seted b) Hostetter'a atosaaeh Bitters iban b) ?ay other
?.r.?-ii?r.| I'Dceslloti ,?i| .i?,ii,,.||,,tl,,ti j.i,,iii,,i.-.|, dtt?
:?ii..i> ?eeretkn, action ,,r the stdaeya and bowels m
Mir.d. m?- s,, n.,,n? guaraateaa ,,r pertnaneni health, and
thee? are the eoaatsgueai ? amana otners of Ilk? Impon
?n ?, t a won i., m,, luttera. Tala smOMim aleo ia,
i/esti und r?m?dlss malartou? complaint?, nvrvouaaesa,
chronic lasomnia, rhfumailaai and Deuratgta. Bt? u
?rarnlngs ,.-? losa sf spp?tu? mil sleep, i?..-, should aot
he i)lsrr(iintaJ. The Hitler? will reatur? butli altl.out
Call.
PALL MALL MAGAZINE.
?Dmo ni
LORD FREDERICK HAMILTON, M. P.,
AND SIR DOUGLAS STRAIGHT
JIM MMIir.lt ROW itriov.
nuca, a.*? (km'!*.
ofsTraxrt.
".ii UK." After a Patntlag by B. 0*111.rroatlgS??
! ? . t. '.vrv ,.i Miiiil.li I
Tin: .u.:. siunuoarI) .by t. Slddsll it. iiin?oo
lllll-'I'.H ?? ll I V XX XX ilil??.-ll
ti i ? : iii.xii: ok THE ,?. .hi:\z.?:.i.':uns. ..?.y J. Safest
liiii?ii.it. .?ui holographs.
A (ll'IKT l-.VKNINO.*>y Vil- D?fit*?
lili; 'l'il 'Il Ol AN W'ii'.l.'S WIN '
i v si' H minchan?, K. 0. I. B.
I ' . . ? ? : I ? ' ..
TIIK I'AMI'.MON UK THAKVU1AR No. I.?
by .in !*- '/'< on.iir Moirls
Miu irattvl by Haps au.i i". ?
iMi'i:;:.?sii ..\s. No. Z? "Tlw R?naity'a k.?i."
i v r. x'.'.'.ir.irr?
Till' TI'I.I'.'.HAM.by Mai.v II .vvurth
Illustr?t' l i v H Und.
A hallali: ..i-- thi; ii.ax ii.itsi'_by r> r.y n*?-vs
. tilnl b] Abb v All I
l-viu.i ri'iN in li.xKl.x ITALIAN ART No. III
"Ttw .xi.mm. i m m".by drool Alien
Ilium..'. I ?itii Rn?ruvln?s ?.v M. Stalof rth,
.???Nil.i.v llamlltoa AW*
.<? n ix i. . <.\T1!AS'|S: No. 2 "DOWN EAST'; "Cr
\x'i-:.-"i"?.t.y "RAB" 3"0
THROWN VKRY Ml ? II TOUKTHEIt; (?It. IN THANSIT
iv N .1 in in ??itrstin'
Illustrated i.y sun n Harmon Veddar.
I.iilll? KKI.V1N.i.y Arthur Warren
lllumrui?'?! by Photograph?.
.\ lAixMiSi; A HT 1ST IN BNOLAND, No. V.-"The
TIIK II US T WHITE MAN IN PINETOWN.
. ' 1 i ? ?; xi ? i thai by L It-reward
COM I IE I'l.nltliV AND SYDNEY SMITH.
by Juin? L? W.tr.len I'ug?
Illustrated by l'i. itoaraph?,
i iN 1.1.hy W. A. Wulksr
Illustrated by A. Pos.
JOAN HASTE. Chapter? XXXVII -XL. ?.' n. luded).
by it. IU.br ll^ti;ml
i:' . ? ? : I???? r. s xx'il- n.
AMARANTH.I.v B. If. Hewitt
WITIIol T PRHJI'Pin.by I "/..mitwill
t1lu?trai?-d will? ? ? .' nail Nlcei lies by L J?.un?er.
??Till. Ill M? ?I KH ' i' I HE MON I'll. '
i.y Prank ('la .iworth
i. in ' - ' irtm ? to Road,.Load 'i?, W. Q,
i ,t? ? i . . ? i- ? ?.,??? , .( i.i,
\i.'x ?'??UK, THI-' IN'TKHN'ATIONAL NKV/rl
roMI'AN* l'-t..'i'. m I r. i.i. N ft? . .; M'iiiireol,
I ? XI , '. ? v .'
4v.lllllllllllllllllllll.l1.il. ?Mi..illillllllllll.il.inn..III...airo
y
Galions for 2?
?fol ?if th" prepnriitloiisnf coloring
matter au?l esaeullal oils ?o ??fieu
sold ?m 1er Um nun.' ?if ruotbear?
hui "f ihn purest, m?"st dellciousi
bealth-gtvlug hsveroga oosslbleto
produce. Ons , dlon <>i Mir. ??' i*
irorUi t'.'n of th? counterfell hind.
Hupp ?so an Imitation sstracl coats
ir. ? ci .' ? i" ? than the genuine
llir?-s; Um ?ame amount <?f sugar
na.I trun!.In l? required! .x.<n o.ix.?
..: .? sent i? i ilion, aad je! an un.
healthful imitatton m tu?.-t-ud. Ask
forUlKKUaudgellt,
HIRES
| Rootbeer )
5 nir. OU4I.M8 ??>., rhiivi.ipu-. r.
?iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuijl
Pont be fooled b? tig spools holding
inferior silk. CITTER'S is Use longest,
strongest, gnd smoothest made.
STANDARD AS GOLD,
FOR EVERY MA! ONLY $1.
n-ri^ENCii
OF r UFE '
w.H.Parker,w.o., r-sssissr
nu. boni mum m mi tit im ix ibkrica.
Established in I?..'.?, ?'liter c?>it?iiiltliiix l?li> itelf??0
ft the IValxxly >l?-<ll<-iil lu-tilliiic, ,v h ro
?ra? ...v:.:...! il... n.il.l iiK-ilnl !.. Um Viill.iiiul
M.-.li. ni X?.?... inil.ni | r tl ? PRISE BSSA1 on
Bokaastad Vitality, A?rt>|>li>, >ervoiia anl
I'h) ail-ill Di-iillil), an 1 a.. Diaeoaea a.'ul Weak?
ti.. youac, th?- mid
eld. C .1 :-?
I? -t.-r. Pi ?; I t-i?, vx'.'ii t pstUa . ? \.
l.tr^o I k, The S?-l?-iicc ?if l.ifi-i
or. Self-Preaer? -??loi?, i.a yrus
138 lovolaobl? pre? I ;?? ?.- f? r a.ute an?!
i. full ?lit. only tl i?i. .1 nbt? .?.ilti?l.
CURES
FREE.
Deaf-ness
An 1 HKAI? V? >i.- ? r<
.-. in - i.V .!? N -i:.\'Si; KAR l?H v
? ? i ? i m fan
? , ? ? It
\ . v. |,|
nil ti .o i
u ii.???> Knr Draap ? ??.. 1,1 IB
Ml <;? . u. xx it v :
' inltke atty
i'..- -?.
con.
; H'tAiiv, B. Y.
Sick Headache
CA[:
ITTLZ
IVER
Pi us.
J'uxiii? t-J v <iir???l tar
ilieae Ultle IMIt?.
They ?is.? i v.u. rs l'lutresa
fr.Tn Dyspepsia, IndlgasttM
an.l Too Hearty Kaiing. K
I ? r:' i : temed} tor l?i/.?'ne*s,
N':ri I? ,i, Pr WMiiess, Bai
Taste in ih- Mouth, C<*.\t*?i
T. ntriie Pain In the Sid*.
T< ?RPID ?.IVFR, T!u?y reg?
'i'jta the Ft -*el?.
t'AKTBB NKDIf'IS? CO.. V. Tf
Salti Un ^luciion.
JISTIS COOKt- AICTIONEEkT^
a \ KRt IMPORTAN f > xi M
THE BXTIKB HALAN? H SI ! I.nu STOCK OT
V. VOGEL & CO.,
1 ??DVV, 10:90 A. Ha
0OOKE*S ROOMS,
Ujr.ril ST. ANI? ill?- XX ?'
Thi? ? i red on i*C mu of tin- .tu?-u-.liitl..n o|
.1 . .-i.: i : ? . - esqulalle > : : 11 L'aliln -. ' .-r
nil <iin < ?i.iii>. i;. . ? .'i,..- -to,
.' i ? ? sn i v i prove
>? to ': ? ilesirtno til?h-ciaaa furtiitur*.
SAI.K VIWOM'TK.
ii-- aa? steady aad ?ober, and bo raasM
uii.i'. \'. :? hnown tor his attempt at lulclds.
MR. M'A BOO does ,s?y'f/: INSPE?TIN0).
Port Monroe? Va?, Juna lt. Th* Diapatch, xvi'.h
x ml s cretari MeAdoo on board, ..iriv'i from
Holtlmor* thli morning' Mr, MeAdoo Inspected th.
Amphltrlte, linn anchored her ind ?tari l tl ils
aften ion for VVI.mlngion? N. ?'. to inspeet tii?
North ?? irollna N'aval H'-n? rve?.
CIFIL BWOIWEBBS IS SESSION,
Qoaton, ."in.- If, lagsS KM H!?|pgtas w?-re pre.?en|
m tha opening ?>' the sanual ooaventloa of the
X.i ..ni S'clety ?.f Civil K'lKin.'-r?. xvfu.i QM-lg
al Hotel Pemberton, lli?::, to-dny. The sesslona
sri:i "":.?:?? until Saturda) evening, and i-ip-ro
upon Scientific tiples will be pre?ente? i.v eminent
? in ier? ..i the society. President Morrison on
unced that th.? ("o?lniiwooit prize ha.l b?eu oivea
Murt?n L, l?yer?. Juu. A. M. S. C. ?? * J*

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