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AGRF.AT NAVAL PAGEANT.
Tin: WHITE SQUADRON IN ENGLISH
WATERS -APPROACHING: FES
TIVITIES AT KIEL.
s uthamj - i .' ? 6
S uthampl n has been an American por! I -
The White Squadron, with four ships and
fifteen hundred men, has been at ancho; iw i or
t.u? ?- miles from thi buatllng Watergate !'. r,
and hundreds of Americana have c m< down fr m
1. mtovl It Full advantage haa been taken
of shore leave privllegi i by offioera an l m< n, and
the uniform ?-.f the Unlti I S ites Navy ha
stantly aeen In l The ; an l n thi
?: e- .;, -las play? l "Ha.. " w ..? never
an American lii ne In or *.??:.?? ut, and
every venae! of the squadron has been cheered
by travellers wl en
stirred bj I f the flag. In a few days the
St. 1. ;.:-. the Ural great liner built in an American
shlpyar l. will be here to iratl n
and criticism from the English pu!.lie, which had
aaaumi d, with only ti ?? h reason ui
Ijr, that the United States had ceaae.1 I ? i
marll lion. esl American squad n
ever seen In English waters and the : I l :\
uri ua ocean steamship ever built In any shipyard
in the world offer Indubitable evidence '.hat the
flag has not yet been furl? 1 on the high seas.
Th.- American and Italian a in I in all,
, nt a beautiful spectacle for In mil s travel
lera paaalng from the Sol I Int Southampton
Water. Tac San Francisco, the flagship, lies
n, with the Marblehi ad cl ?se by,
an I the New-York and Coin
'i N-w-Y rk, with her I de k and
i. . plating, an I I r < Ight- nch inte 1 In
turn - ? re an i aft, an : an addltl nal ?
ea?h beam - ut, Is the n> ?? t : rmtdable
one .'i ..; i?? irai les ? ?rala?. In
believing t..at abe Is neither a faster nor a more
efficient vea* It . ? Ither l i oak?- i r the
helm. The San Francisco and the Mai
are smaller cruisers, which attract little atl
because they are . presen tat I ve ships ?r a famil?
iar class It Is the Columbia that ex Itea i m
in English water.. si e is essential
?
war veaael ever aeen in Europea
a Ya:.:. .. With no barbettes or other p) -
lections f.T pun?, and with the masts and
; of an ordinary transatlantic liner, her real
eharacter as a commi ? itroycr is su
c ? ? sled. She looks Innocent, 1 critics
sckn ?wledgc frankly that In war time she woul 1
have the promise of the potency of .? ? s n Al i
fcamaa With her record f Z2.I knots, snd a - al
capacity that will ? nabi, ner ; s
world at ten k:. ota with ut replenlahing th<
ara the Columbia la ?i revelation to European
naval experts of the resources of Yankee Ingenu?
ity. The other American ships are faintly pralaed
sago dof their kind; but the Columbia la ret
t ? with Intense curiosity and un llsgulsed Interest.
"Is ll worth while," asks the meditativa English
expert, "to build commerce-destroyers n times
of profound peace, when nations are not all ?wed
by their Industrial and business classes to go t..
warV Then he adds? with stark-naked
"What w me of the British merchant
marine If a dost :i C ?lumbisi wen t . be let 1 - se
ag.vmst It?"
Admiral Klrkland ha i been hoping t - sail f r
C penhagen by the middle of the week, but ? "..o
patches from H.-rlin ami u:i dr.?; that a German
? ::, lal had started for Southampton l expiai
the^pr.-.gramme for the Kiel man euvres
tained. him. Al s i :, as I ais dignitary arrives and
the formalities are concluded, the White Squadron
will run out of Southampton Water, probal ly by
the end of the we? k. T1k- A Irrrtral, while a :-.. ?si
c-ipaMe and energetic commander ??f a Heel
sailor's dislike for ceremonials aril civic enter?
tainments. He playa h.s part WSll, as whei
terday he made e. graceful and bearl
^r the officers of the White S'iuadr n, who were
.tertalnt-d with the Italian officers by the Mayor
of Southampton at luncheon In the Council
ber; but he prefers sea duty to sh re '.- rtlvities.
U- is a rigid disciplinarian and a strh-t eonstru ?
tionlst of naval r?gul?t! mi ami
Btructions, and dr?ads the effect up m the en wi
of a protracted Ptay In a hospitable Engl
He will eend the BQUadron to I I '. as he
can do ao with proper for t ? ...
the authorities at r.?:lin. The Marblehi ad, under
Commander O'Neill, S/ill be i tly t ?
Han.burg, where it can take its p] o
Ught-drauph? v? saels which are to go tbr ugh the
l'.altie Canal when th?> waterway is formally
open- 1. Thr> thr?-e larger ships ?rill fln 1 :)?? ir way
each ly itself : c penhagen, the Admiral n I
v rii g any tasta 1 r a naval para le in ta? x rth
Sea. At Copenhagen the fleet will n
? : final t luchas of fresh paint an . I
Then the squadron will lun up t i l
clore order, and anchor at the stati in assigned t?i
It. During the festival week Admiral Klrkland
Will tranefi r his flag t< mporarily to the New-Y rk,
wbei ? re larger ace ?mit it na
? t- ptlon "f guests i?.nn are offered on the Ban
Fran -is-?.
Admiral Klrklan l'a Junior? fil en ? :
their European ruis- and looking forward with
; ? arable sntlclpatl a to the aplendid naval
??us at Kiel. Cap! tin 1"?? ins,
fork.has not hsd an) ick- B?lent,
?or haa he explored th faal I "?' ?? F i it;
but ha la making the most of what will be a ah it
Roll lay, for th? New-York with the C
"turn to Amarles as ?-.n aa the festivities are
v?-r at Kiel. Captain Bumner, i f tha Columbia
-. I ? ' ,; tSttn ghepa**d, ?-?r t!.?- Han l-'r.it. !???,?,,. ai? :n
??scellent health and spirits, and determined to
have their ships In perfect eondlti n for l i
si '.i hing manoeuvras Although two of tic
rul. ers have had a winter's- cruise In th" M?diter
mean and may ?:i><?d docking snd overhai
is Whits Bajita Iron la In tin?- ?.*-:.?r ami the m : -
i" of t?..- force la all that It should be. Amerl
it,s will have )? i cause to f the
? t whli h Is to repri .-nt th ?;.-, in the appi .
1g Interna'; ..il pagi in IS st Kiel. While
?ill n d be a battleahlp In l ?' Squadron,
lera win be four distinctive types of wa> vi
ich the best of its class, and one an original ship
tltkg anything n ?? ?" ? in European waters.
The Kiel celebration will bring togethei
largest nn:.:!.' i f modern , ever assem?
bla 1 In ai y ; rt. Thi re will be a
all olBSSrs. and as many :.r twenty of them
nay be ?? nsidered thi moat formidable floating
it ter las over constructed. Germany will have
exhibition In four tie.:* eight battiest)!]
ist-defence ships, the croisera Kaiserin Au
jsta and Geaon, one of which is reported I ?
lade 22 knots In ber trial trips; eight training
ships?, six dlspatch-boata and yacl -, a flotilla of
twenty-eight t< rped -boata and other craft. The
British Reel which is a!.out to Bail f r Copennsgen
id Kii-l will ?-.'i.:'..' four battleships ? tha
I '.a. B ivereurn. Empress of India, Repulsa ? id
?i lull .. all of the lat'-st type and carrying
fmend ?ua armaments-; th- Dlenhi Im, Endymlon,
ind Ballotta, protected crniaara; tha Bpeed]
)t the host torpedo vi??Kels, and oth'-is of the same
class; and yachts for the Lords of th- Admiralty
ind the Imke of Toril. The Italian fleet will 1 ??
as important un the British aquadron, It will l>"
headed by the Bardsgoa and Ra i.'ml.erto, th
?swiftest battb-ships afloat, with very powerful
armam.-nts; and It Will also lie dude two other bat
tlaahlpa af an otdar type, two Bas croisera, tor?
os???) ?aoata dlsasitclvvsassls snd vachta Den?
mark will have two protected cruisers, Norwsy
two gunboats and ?cveral torpid ,1. ..its, Sweden
two turret-ship? and a gunboat. Austria three
criil??*??, Spain a battleship, ??n amoved cruiser
and a protected cruiser, Tortuga! un old corvett??
dignified In the progi.wi.m? M M STtsOrsd CTUlS
er, Humunla a cruiser and a training vessel the
Netherlands two eriis-rs. an 1 Turkey a training
ship.
France and Russia have bees, re.-.iv.-d for
special mention because politics her?? enter int.,
lbs programme of th? festivities. Apparently by
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Several singers srho can delight any audience
bave volunteered their services f?r the ?
h 's to take place at I ;?. m, t? day in th? ..:
?.il.? ..f the Amertean Arl m, at No. o
Baal Twenty-thlrd-st., Hi connection with the ex hi?
bltlon of paintings In aid ?f The Tribune i i
Air Fund and "The Herald" l?"- l'uni, 'l
?llerles during the
,,.. as at other time? during 'I.? exhibition, ... I
, . ?...' ? renta i sch, The exhibition I? t? i
.., ?lallv ? x.?>?!?' -?i ? .. lurli
? Following Is the in : ?r the < on
cert this sfternoon:
?le?, "r.--v.ai-" .Hation
?'. ii,r ? ?.? n" (II) " ' lui'.
?i:.- sits? ? ? Thee ?.?) ?. ,
.\; - Lu. la Sola.
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H.H. I. "I Flint..
All .Iiarh
il? Mitz.uk.. .Zanyikl
Qwaldlns M n- in
(i.v sin i i ? ?? ' ??? ?' M' C I-- Or.-ifr.i
Duet ?>.' "il.??? We Two \v. r? Maying".Fmit'i
Mi?? N Ja uni Mr. Traue,
,. ,. n ( ta) Nur. Issus. N'?-'. Ir?
'??'?? ' '.in A.t di lull?-!.Mosskuwikl
Mis? ? '.-i:.. .??'? iilll.r.
Dallad, "Cupld".Vi. ?-,- li. ii? n
Mi?. Lucia Kola.
Gi?-<- "Th* Owl and lb* Puaay Cat" .Ingi ham
"Oar Own" Olea <'iut>.
The accompanist va-ill be Charit--. T. Howell.
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Violin Soi"
I prec needed arrangement between tbe r n
' ' ':,i es of ?Paria and St. Petersburg, each country
Is ;.. i?. represented by tbe same number ? f shl] -
of corresponding type. France it to send iiif
II"' 'he, the battleship which hss been recently ex?
tenslvely altered In order : ? li inre stal lllty; the
| Dupuy de I/.ni?^. sn srmored cruiser protect.
? a complet ? coal f steel and pn palled by three
screws, and the Sure uf, a fast protected cruiser.
Russia \xiii also hsve three vessels, one of her
old st battleships, a coaat-d fence vessel an i an
arm ?red cruiser, The Rusel in isplay has proba?
bly bet n curtailed al th.- a licltatlon of the French
Ministry, which has enc ?untered fierce public re?
sentment for ac ptli i ' Invltatl :i to the Kiel
celebran n. Mintiera h t' e Ingeniously <? ntrlvi d
to aasoclate France srlth Russia In half-hi irted
Interest In the naval pageai r will prob?
ably seek to appease popular wrath by s?
th<- three ships at the last m ?ment and ordering
them home as soon as possible. With all
safeguards and precautl n- the a ( th
Invltatl 'i even In this beggarly way xx-.il pn bably
hasten th. . wnfail f tl R ?t G ? ? nment.
The ; itlvlties will open on June 19 with I in
trnlval an l illuminations In Ham'.arc:.
Tor. will follow "ti the nexl ?lay the journey
t'.r ?ugh the Baltic Canal by the Emperor's yacht
and representative ships of vari ?us nations ?' I?
lowed by levees, baila, banquets and receptions
On the thir.l day the c uni!"" !' of the works at
thi* Kiel entrance t i the canal will be celel ? ?? |
and the Imperial yacht xxi.i traverse the lit
the great International fleet drawn up In review
? rd? r. . >n the dosing day there xxiii be evolutions
by tl ? ' ?ml Ined fleet, an I ? r? gatt i, In which all
the North Getr in > ichts \,;?! take part. 1 .
pr .gramme, xx hile an - lab ?rat? i be? n
worked out In detail with German thoroughness,
. led "in with undo lating pr
It will '? .? a tr t Imp?t ; -,?*?? n ix'ai ma
noeuvr
tri? 1 in actual warfare and the real utillt) of
which Is unknown Indeeed, th? ? t mystery
?' the a. The m st exp
; he ? nbl le I fleet, if he b th wary an 1 c
would ti irdly vi nture ; the result
ttle betw? -. the sti ngesi squad
lie "\ oil 1 be bold, in i w? to pi
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red a i u :a r? d. i r wh< : hi r
il of t ? ? t the tli
torped . Id not be the l I
?' it. Thi ?
thi .V any lieht up m ? ntt i .. ?<? ?
of t; n.il p II y. Th? y will rever, a test
of th<* seaworthiness "f the battleships cri
from Italy, ?Fran e, Englan '. sn I oth. r ? ui
? ' ilso of the si 'urity and facility with ?
inoeuvres can b. . ...
et of ovi r a hund? i I
The Ball Canal, v h will 1 I for pub
? n July 1, Is more remarkable as a finan?
?'..in sa an engineering enterprise. It has
tilt In s? ?> ? n years, snd the s 'I
t ex? led the? atea It ?.?North
Sea with the Baltic by a waterway al H
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have 1 en few, and it ha ? le t
t the ut 1 k?, es pi tl
a*h< :?? th? ?? xx?r>- n- ? !? 1 far pro!
uni suai " lea and cuirent? Tl ;
trials Indicate that 1
??n .urn for the larg n ttleshtps, but
;? ter draught vessels xx-.'.l be all w? '. : ? past
? ? .? h t!-,? canal during the festh il ??
I was pi I prims i ; ?
man Govi lent
It was e ?nsi 1?re 1 a matter ?<f
.... ? .. . , ?
time between the fleets on the Baltic and Oei
Military experts are s it It
? .i>r war a* I reak ut with tartll
when ' ty there Is li x ar
period of preliminary uncertainty .?
long enough to < ible the naval authorities to o -
c?ntrate th^ir fl? ets fr im the : ur xx -In.is of
en. Th?- c mmei 'il advantages of lbs cam
tlal than the strati ?'. ?al r?
c nstructlng it. Then ? ! ivlng : t ?
et* n Kiel and Hamburg
ite; and for ve I H :
? ? t . ?'...it. pori sill
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;ir?' dang? roua |
quently lost, there will also ? a i
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t: ii ' f th? lai
itlfy the l" lief 1
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ITer a sti ? ? irast t
Canal in England, a very
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THE 1 EUH \E I i:i fi I UR 1 > \l>
PROMtXBXT ABBITALS AT THE HoTFI.S.
RRI7N8WICK ,l?.hn De Koven, of ???.
Bl'CKINOHAM John Russet: Toung, of Phlladri?
?.?.... CAMBRIDGE Baron A. vos Schwerin, ..f
Germany. ? i.Aiti.M?n.\ John B, Bargant, ol i'.irin.
FIFTH AVENUE Mayor Jacob Amos, of Syrs use,
??n?t 1. Frssmsn Raisin, of Maryland HOLLAND
Congressman William W. Crapo, ..f Masa? husetta,
ani Aii'i.- !?' Walker ?ml L.-r.?- i> Thoman, ,,'t
ChK*ago. HOFFMAN Professor ?"h.?ri?vt a . |.
,,f Ithaoa. .MAi'i.i'.i)it<>r??n Osnaral R. m x,..'
aoa, of Alabasaa, PARK AVKMUK General Thom?
as I- Casey, Chief ol B?Ufloion, V. B, A BAVOI
count ?fAdbemsr, ol Paria S/ALDORF?Judga
.lam.?.- k Msstersoa. ol Tommb', Colons! <; orge g,
<;??:,,,, r. ?<. A.; Samuel P. Colt, of Rhode laland,
and .liimes A. Uury, of lUltimor?-. \\TNU?<JU-fc;x.
Congruaamat. Jame? J. Beiden, of Syracuse.
J. A. ROBERTS ITS PRE8IDENT
Till; REPUBLICAN STATE CLUB ORGAN?
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BKNTATIVE Ml S i Fr'tCI RS Et-ErTED AND K
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tlo.s assoclullon on nn enduring l?asls." Mi. Boot's
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plause,
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snd i-ach oth?-i it? , ? .1 attention
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n, .o. i hop? I thai i 10 it would
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i w.i ?
John B. Van Wormer, of this city, was n?*xt called
..ii ! m.? le ni,,- ipltal -. for pron
- the ?Volk f.r srhleh the club has ??? ? -a formed
Heins ? formel countryman, Mr. Van Worm?
' thai he realised the valuo of on institution where
i ar.ii Bi publl. an ?? ' ? ?? ??? in New
' y,,rk and meei earn? I men of Hi .-? belonging
io tin- city ... i - ihr itifhoui
He said lhal .unti ? it- publicans sol
into the. hal when
they camt io Sen ? i !< I? ?? ? -?? the? had no other
to i ? woul i .,;,. n the
way to fre i ? ntlmi nt
i?-!w?- h Hi ind i intrj !:? publl. ana ? hleh bad
loni ? i . Applau ? i
Tin: I ?V LAWS ADOPTED
'i he Committee on Bylaws t ? n ma?ia tha foi.aw
Inn roporl through .-x-t'ii t ? i States I d trict-Attor
bey Itltch? Il
The government, control and management . t ..
the propert) and affairs of this club .-imii he v. ? i
in the li "''? la ni
An Bxacntlve Committee, m , onsisi ?.r sixtv mein
(?i-, and to bs constituted of one member frota
ei. .a eoui In t - ?" clothe?! with
an. ii power? m political matters aa th?- elub o? tas
trust? sa ii'.iy from time to linn.? m lia mo.. Tl,0
?iiiairnma of th? Republican County Commutes In
? a. h . i'iiiitx shall ? i ? HI ?. "i? becoming a member
of t'ni!? . i in, be tl i pr?s? ntatlve of his ?
lb* Executive Committee; snd until such chsl
shnll become a member of thi? club the t
siidii select an i ap] ?Inl a member of such Bxecu?
Uve Committee foi h i inty, to acrve until such
chairman shnll become a member or this dub, i i :
no long? r,
Th* Ulcers of
dent, eight vice-presidents (on* to be select? :
Sack Judlcl etariea
at la in u urer, all "t whom ill be ? ted s
- ai.ai il m. ?'.?.. by ballot.
Th?i dutlea . i the i tflci rs an tr-ci pr?
Th* tr s 'i: i i hall g '?? bon Is an<] tall, among
other thing . k< ep , irate a >ui .' m n
'?? x. : and dl: burs? '. : : polltl .1 ?? irp? 11 s,
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Th? regular annual n ? ? : .
on i \\ year,
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the club
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lot, duly an?) proi i?rl
tary, end su? h ballot shall I??; coi
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must I?, deposit? I In the pa ? - than
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whl< h the It. -ml llcann ? i New-York I v. o Ion?
hop? I f. i
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were r? rived, and referred to i!.- Hoar?! ol i. .
t? 6*.
.\i?//.s' OF THE STAGE.
The amateur performance of "Sain i and Sim i
which was to i?- given ii I'almer'a Theatre x .
day aften.n for the beni fit of Hi lien lict'a Home
for i "olor? ?! ?'li.I Iren I , I ,? e?l till to-n
night.
Miss Vesta Till? ) ?lied for Ei ind yeat? rday
?.n the M O- 'ti. Hhe la i" ret irn unJ appear at
Tony Paatoi 's Theatre next - -a on
Victor Herbert will conduct (lllmore'a Band dur?
ing Hi'' season ol th? Atlanta Kxpoaltlon next
autumn, Mr, Herlierl I ? ? for a le ivi ol
ai. ? -ii."" fr an lil' dutteg us bandmaster for th? la i
xv. k In September, r/hen I ? will .? In Pltubtirg
i, attend the production ><' "Th* Wlaard of the
NU?'." ihr comic opera which ha nai composed for
Prank Danl< la _
BND OP HI' RE-UNIOX IN WBW-LOXDON.
New-London, Conn., June 19 Th? an tal reunion
,.r the Arnix- ..f th? Potom ic i am* to i
evening si th* Peejuol Houae, where the veteran*
enl red a bat qu< I T lay they ha I a aall on
Long li land Bound on ihe ? I ? n*r < It) ol Lowell
Th.- freedom ?.f the cruiser i Inclnnatl and Atlanta
?as ?mini-I to the veteran* to-day by the com
mantling officers, and launch.-a wer? run t.. th?
?.H? to accommod?t* them Th? offlrsra ?>f th*
, rai?, r were pr? -? nt .?t the banquet t.. .:
a i a i;M IH SD MVBDBBBO.
Albany, June 11 r*tilltp RI htmyer was found
near >-..in- bush? ? on Magastne-st., "ff th?
western turnpike, yest*rday aften.n, He a i
farmhand, employ? ' >?? i i lerlck Bchwsrtx In h
Uttl? hamlet called McKownsvllle. He was deco) I
ft..m the Schwerts 1.. ? r bbed an?J munlerel,
.n,.i the poltet ? . 'hl ig for <;.-,,r^.- Smith, .?f
K.i-t Brunswick, Rsnaselser County, eTho formerly
v. n im a Wim linn, s* ii? u w.n.?i tu bu m.- saur?
Iscsr.
MISS ALICE BHEPARD WEDS.
SHE BECOMES THE WIPE OK ONE OF
JOHN A. MORRIS'S BONS.
A QUIET MABBIAQE CEBEMONY IN THg CHX'BCH
OP THE TBANSnOL'BATION DAVg HEM
SEN Monnii?, THE BBIDEOBOOM, STILL
A STUDENT AT BABVABD.
Mice Vanderbllt Bhepard, daughter o? Mrs.
lila-.; r ,-?(.;,,.1. un I granddaughtar of the late
William H. Vanderbllt, was married quietly yester?
day afternoon ??t :,-.y\ o'clock al tha i'aurch of the
Transfigur?t! n, Easl Twenty-ninth-aL, to
M rrl?, -on of th? late .1 lin A. Morris, of
. N. V. The ceremony was performed
by the !:".- Dr. ''. 1 '?? Wit u . rector of
ol tl Hois rrh ?
Dwlng to the death a shorl time ago ol John A
Morris ? -? '?? '?'? '
an 1 relatives ?..??!? and '??> ?.-anls iir the
ceremony wi re Issue I.
Miss Shepai 1, who has not appei n i mu h la so
r l ither and 0
? : . . ' </ hsr la
:.-...:? :>nte i
.1 nan. The bi. !? groom, though si .? stu
.-. ? year,
, . . . 1 -r. WIKI 1:.
i?. imui 1 In ? ind modi -,..\ and Inten Is to
Miss Shi. h !'?
was 1 ? .? i. wi il ka ?wo In tha
. . - ?> of Ni w-York City ai the Ed
Phc M ind to ? .1
\ by wldo ?-? .1 .
.?. ?'. Uo'.on of the
[ V. i'.llam if. Van lei t. and
nai , lam J ly 8
' , . ? 1 .1 : iwyer ol
; young !?? ol
who I his I . ? '
to wh
1 ibi lilg. . He I? :
known a?
Ufl : I : . v
-,
, .:. the
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: a-., In
is well
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. ?.. ipward
.-. , rr IUI !-ri- ?
? ii
M itl. ??.-i
?
? In ? i 1,y William C.
I ..?.--?? 1.. r. I it Mr.
ft home
rep ?rt
tlon was true, as he
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I ' ? ' '?... , .
:.i her, was in
;
WEDDINGS.
?1 len :. k in, s laus - -
1 ladet
: fi -.:?>?.
I In the
'.- lua, in
: ? 1: B \th-.iv. Th.- rector ol
performed
raj - ? ?-.va y by Dr.
Miss Flor
? 1. and the
Mtsi Emily W '
? : ? si man a a?)
wi re Aiex
X-. ?? s, Henry P, Oar
Stewart
... ? ? . 1
? ' : irles N
.?. i Mrs
M re. A.
B ?rai?:. V- i II r
.11 i- r
. ..'
ng at the
H in r 11.
- ? r elergymi
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-, ' Frai
.' ilter P. M< t"i
. .. ta ?rnlng I 1 -
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the Bei Bel . ? Bord in Mra. El /.i!.?'tn
.' honor, R .t.? ri
was best m in. There wei ?? 1. ?
, . t for the ri
f the brl le's
? rty-flfth st.
. " ? i ? 1 l.itlir .?i 1 Kinfa mi. the
es H ! ?unh la 1 Ity,
? ? il I? M il ?, ol R ?me,
; early
ng, ??. 1 ? celebrated ? ??a Tui lay, June 1. at
In FlOri Ii e, Il me of ti-.e
r, who. wli ? the brl le, salle ?
1 ,. The ii.ir
1 tha Rav. Herbert
,\ \-, -. ibli . i? Amerl in I 1 ? :
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ll 'V
? ?ne h in Ire '. in !
Rev. '' l> W Brl ! .11 m
bi. ke'a br th' r,
? ? Ell 1 CtlltMpy, ::.?? e of the
... , - ? ? w. :?? n ? ' las
W. ? ' ?'? in, and
. ? ? \ \\ Van 1 '?i enter, Howe'.l 1-'.
.. k ? :t rhon . m and
,V. D ? ? wesl.llna
ftri >i\ e , th? brl le's home
- ith of the I'M?le's f iti-or. it
.-. hlch 1 ? k 1 ; ? ?? si No is
? ?tun
for 1rs 1 tas ?her
? irrleil to Ere '? <-. I. H
The ofllclatlng
- 1' M. 'i?liii,
' 'Inirch, of Nt
????re M ? v\ .-. 1 ?;, .-.
, s 1 Stewart Fleming. Out of corn?
il IS ' ui ,
ite 1 ;? rs to an
le'i home.
Wi?., J me 11 ll- nry W. I'.i.idy, of
? \. tlri 0 'nil. ,.r St. Louis, a ? ?
? thi )' - 'opal
? 1 with prominent
.-? ' ind Atlanta. The
ol honor was Miss Emma Oould, sister of th?
at: hrld. maids wer '?' - < Ulli It
. ?r lom's Sinti r, 1
M tin, ol St, I.,..?..i. The 1 est
? f Atl ta The church
' -was
1.. ? und K?1 was ; ? ibstltuti ?1. Al 9
11 ? . ?, ' were
I, wa? liclil at tb
-, Mi Biui Mi ? I' ivld it. Oould Clark
11 iv. , - il the National Presa Club, with
Mr- How? II, .m ?.llanta ? ? iph . who
a, Mr. How tte c ir, and most of the
1 re? ?rt wi re guests
Newburg, June It (Special). Miss Man- Franc -
daughter ol Alben W, Map?'.?., ot the Cold
well Manufacturing Company, was this afternoon
m mm? 1 t. Arthur Dubois, ?on of the Ret Dr An
-. 01 Athenla, \. .1. The bridegroom's
fitbei.ii t???l t.\ th ? K v. \ R. ?"un. 1. paator
of lb?. l'a ?t Bapl -t Church, offlcl ited. The
groom is a ?li 1 here The bride snd bride
?,1.n were schoolmates at El.utni.sii, Long 1-d.aid,
; ?? .1 - as ?
?
FOB A MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
?nTnn.ES or incorporation fob an institu?
tion IS' MBMOBT OF id; aTDONOUOH ?TUBO
THE WORK OF COLOREO PBOPLB.
T. McCanl II rart, the well-known eolorad law?
yer of Cedar-st., haa lusl filed tha articles of la
corporation of the McDonough Memorial HoapitaL
No practical work toward the ???tabusiunant al
tin? hospital haa yet 1.n accomplished, bul a ate
Donough Hospital Association hua i.een tornad.
its officers ara Dr. P. a. Johnson, praaldant; Dr.
T. S. Miller. vl?e-|ir?sKl,nt; l?r. W. II Lively, see
r?-iny. and Dr. <?. Hendarsoa, aaaist.si by a di?
rectorate of nine men at.,I woSBSn, o?vunylni{ re
sponslbls pesittons among ths .-olore.l Inhabitant?
of thin oltjr. There i* alraady a large mim of
mogwy In readiness for the work, and it 1* iiro|>o.H?-.i
to lose no Un??? I" Salaotlng a ?Ite and erecting
tha building. Mow largo or what It? capacity
win be the dlrsctora bava not rat determined, u
haa however, basa ?le.-td.'.l that the hospital ?hall
l.e thrown ?.?.en to all ,-|a.?.-ie? without regard to
raes at oraad.
One ?.f the most tataraattssj feature? attaching to
the uew b?ui.itai will be lia perprtuaUon of the
memory of the 1st* l?r. MoDonoogh, whi, though
a colored man. acquired su h ?kill in hi? prats?
Blon that he numb, r? 1 am<in>- hin patients ?i larga
number ?if we?-ki owa Metal p? pis sad artasss ?i''V
. i -. . . *enerally acknowledg i that bs w.t*
frequently called in as consulting physician bjr emi
asnt srhlti doctors in ssany respscts, Dr. MePsn
ouj?h's history was a remark i!.- CM? Mt* MM MfS
a slave in New-Orleans about UBS, ami ac a Yoy
was apprenticed to th?. ii:iin;ln?{ trail.'. Btt ?''iu
cition ?xew out ,,f a. heated dkMWSlsa hU m.?.?t..r
bad Ai:h a friand, in a ntroversi ? ? t. ;? ?*-*?*;
tai capabilities of the negro, th? latter contended
th.it th* colored race vx.u', not BUI ptlbl? of hivh
ttstnmenta, and offered to na. k hla
opinion by a aubstaatial wager. Tn* hilleng* vx.?s
a. cpted, and young M Donough wat el i ' by hla
ma ter to und? rgo th* i t. it-- was s'-nt 10
Lafayette College, i ?? . Penn., and was gratta-.
?ii.-i at the nue .if seventeen U- afterward .am*
to N*w-Tork and ?tudled medtdne under Dr. John
Kearney Roger*, at " Phyaldana and
? the Ear and Bra
Hospital. II?- r?a Used In hla profession f?>r nearly
forty-flve year?, an.i dl -f-'- ' : ? -rs H/O.
Ha ..n : I?r. Jamei McCun? ^.'.il:h wer?? the
first ci lored physi. lana admitted to practice in this
country
society or nir. war or put,
lade'pbta, Jun? 11 T i Brat saaoal ?????-?.on
or th' 'i n : '? r .' .?::. lbs rasss
bershlp of * hii h Is? : of ti i - raiasti
..' ?. teraaa of that ? ir, was begun lor? to-day in
1 . , . i ?? of th*
ilr.-t Continental Congress, .!..*'n ', ..-. ...i r, of
Phiiadi phla, president ??f tl . called the
meeting to orier, and I ? i.led
t , I: I ! I ? . ?? they grouped th-m
selvea about the - with
Mayor War? k, .. i ?? .. ? r-- : a patriotic address
of w . '!.? I ? m was i mm? I .:. C irpen.
ler's i.i no ?:.
l-*llii(*.?? Plae Parait? n-.?'? : m and ?iunbl*,
Even i ' ? the I r?i.,r?afc
l ..'....?'. .v .
liiirncn's Plararlaa; Ealfts
. n ? | Id ii. lal ?? i Fair.
Prederlek <?. C?ralas ??sut .Jo'??? 1".. I'urlsh*
bou? Jul) lal
Mexico, make
u mir s)
.-. N*w-Tflrth
o: ii.?: per 1
M ABRI ED.
,:i i: Juna IS, ic^a.
M. B,
, [en Mary Kill I th
?
J.hr.'s
, Dr. I- .- s
, . 0? listet) bg
l;. 1 '.' ? - . r
Mr?. Wat? n v\. i ? ? '"?? P
N V
:: VITI DF. Isa* 4
x la r n'sllerta. r: r ? lev. M "?? rt A.
, ? . . l't.urch in
Florence. Rit a r James H. ->n<t
H '.i- ?;? Iluntism, ?( S m York, t., th*
Star4X>i Antonio .!?.? Vltl d Mar* r R m".
Law*, er?oiu'Mua? i '??'? ?t t''*
i -.. ? I ?'? m, !..
Alvina Ol ? I
MORRIS -t'1 PARI v- ? ' i!ie TranaSrura
\ ? x . . ? ? '. . i Morris
??.'.? - l?eorg?
?i !...??? i- D ' !'- Witt
lo. - ian, ? ? : ' ' I
R?VAIU-O Wedi IB 181 "?? ?t 'h*
t 12 . New.
x .. nia H. Vail ta .'narlea
\: .- : ;. : N. ..
n - i.
VARNt'M l'.?: x* i . .'.:? On Tueada lus? Il IM st
. : ? Smith, Ali.any,
i . th? R*? - H ?:.:..- Uv.
1 t. of
,-a, N. Y.? t i k*t Varna?, "f lloch?**Sfc
Notices f marriages and d iths must be en?
; xx.::. full nam and addr? rs.
DIED
CLARK R iddenlr. at ?'? **r ' ;lv- N\ J . "f H :'"'/. ?|
, . ige m - h ?.'**
> .. i'lark, ?a?* i *> wars
N
DODU?On Tue* II. ' '? f ,u',?'**S
Martha Fa ?? |:- h?'
. . Juna
2 3 ' p, m.
HKNCK N ?" ???"lav. Jar.- I* ' llag?rtSS III
Iten. in th' ?Ath year ?I hn? ??r.
: i? i.ii late r. -.?! ne, S
l\-, - ng J'.rx?> 2 i. .-xt. s u'?.'l .es.
Km loweri
j., , ,??] i- , , .' .... IT. 1? H H' P**. 'Jf
f | ? ? k < t<>. u. Ih* WUi >-?r
...... ,as .--r. Mr?v
-rh tt, "b?ng?M "? ??' Hsstings sa
? p. n
lntertn?nt it .-l?-o| v H il ??' ' >m-. -ry at c aveniente of
?
i ?m i ? log Oran l ' mtral
?,..;:. it -" BgS ftt
?
- ...-?i kindly rsquesti | not to asad Bewsra
PALMRH At Asbury fark. \. .1. n MnaSay. June
;. ? .. U ' - ? ' I :: ??>**
It >
' it her I "- r ti'len.-s. No.
J IBS -vl.
? ? ? :: Will .ii Peat, agej tlr
.v t ?... aoth. at 10 a. m., at
Ann'? ? iya.
:..:.... WM -v of
? . ,
V .:-r . William y Ta- lor,
? "?!;?? Il, at 1
?
VA! ? \ Y . .iun- !>.. 1?'.'.V
? . ' - al.J g
1-' i* ? t Earls, on '.'. id ?! .. .na
. ' . ? i ?
S. T., lay, J'j-... ^2.
"I'lic Keaalra li-niii.-ri. . ted oa tM Hiriera
t mn ? - : t from th? Orand x>:;tra|
Oil ?, M !'.i>t i'.'I M
itii.?.i.'.- Cemetery.
Beautiful location ? i ? H . I? n Klshl inda
Tor particulara, adar?s%s>.\Nr?RU I' KNAPP I ."r,
1'. v.-n 1. .N.vt.Yorlu
orinal KotltM.
Carl lt. ?.?-liiiUy:*-! Carteante- ?..?ittrs. vichar
for *i a deli
. xt,;;*
?
..... .... a ..f tin*
?n ?(
Belter* and x- ..tt.- ?rtth :'.?? aiialyilg
S'ew-Torfc
Two ? iilnrs tif Our I'ln?.
Via : U . . ni th.. m.u'ti . ( .vrry.
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trsgrani .->/.? ?! " 'N r.
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lin- tiiuiir.i award I th ai World*g
t'l l^-x.
iiu'-n .??' ? i . - Kx.
, ?. oe, a? i j?.^?,
Ptsalaasaa %??tl?*r.
: v?.:: ?. a?
.?i th.- office 4? :
i tit';.. x ? i. i i?:30 a m. ? foe
S rminnla, vis s uthampi n ?n.; Ham.
... ? ? . o a. u ' for <'ia
i must be direct??)
ni .r> it a. mi far
? : S ij"i l ,,-i-le
? i.. r s. s. Ne? il tt*i ? f .r Oust) ? la
It It s. m. for Prt?.
- >' . r I ?1 ll ' - ? i'.?-r r^rt? ?vf Mexl.
p. for Caps
. ?...*?.? .-?
111! HI.
? x . v- 2 [.. m. f i D?m . ' p r .. a.
ii ?' i in for Santa Martha, t-i .- ?. fumaR
?
x v ? | , ?, f ,. v- I, Italy,
;.. N r.
v ' . I ' .*..?? ? ?? ? k
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f. r North I 1
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sn ! Yucatan, per a. a. Seneca ? ? - - f
' ? and f .r ? ul ? lire? I? ! "per B? '-.'.'.i");
.' i i SO . 'u f r 11 i.' , ?' in .i..? .n : . m pan . [?? r ?. a.
- n III? m I i Ven-zuelj,
? 'I'n-i.i.. '. Ri ?,.:. and I ?. ? ' .;. i mm i.. ,.|.
?. let) "par Prias Willem !.. si U u. m. for Norway
per i-. ?. Island ilet?er? mum ?? ?tir? . i "pee
i; It tl t. Dl r Nelhei ! ,.i :- dlr> . : per ?. a.
.m. vu li I lerda n) Del -i ? inu-i b? .lir.-. t.-.l '-ftaf
.-'|. , ti :i.I.iiii"i. ?t 11 a m ? , . 1 ; .. .,. m )
?' x. nesu. la and C*ura?*a la. via ? firaeaa
per? ? Philadelphia lletu parti ni Col mi?i*
must Le .tir.. i?si "per Philadelphia"); *t U m,
la-ipplenientary 1 :ui i. m.) for I ? : ? 'i'ruria.
? t Queensl ..n. m i p. m. for Si llaad dlrecl i ? r ?. s
, m Hatter* muai 11 dirai ted "per
la"); ai t .t.i p m for N'.'.vr undund, t>.-r ateamar
f: m II
si \ixy (jsd) ai ?< a. m f r Dai-?as?* tUraal ala*
M ?th lirazll via l'ara and Mana - ? r a. a. ? j-nelens*
)l-?iers f..r otli.-r parts ?'f Srssll inu-t l-e directed ..p?.
i'rtiiieteiia?.-").
Malli for .- :.- ,.'i Japes, per a a Tseoaas ifr. n?
Ta? una), ? : ??? ?? i- dall) ? : | ?.,... p m.
Mall for i'!i.:..i and Japan ? perlait, sddreasvd .-ily?. p??r
Empi f Japan ?I M her* d ?II?
le Jun?- *l* ut ?; m p. m "' sa and J?p*i?
p-1 ?. h. r.i.ii.- i?i .m San I -? dally ut?
i" June .'7 .it ?1:3?) p m. Mails f,.r i..- :i . -lery
Islands, per ?tup T?upir nit' ((mm s,a rrao.
else*), ?loue l'i.- Sail) up |* Jun. :'i ai I ui p ?n,
M^:i? f..r Hawaii, i r ? ?. Au i . u .-n ?aa lian?
cur.ii i?|ee? hrre .'.illy up i? July ;, ,,i il ;to ?, m Jlnl^
f..r Australia lex.eyt XV-.t Australia), II w ,|| .,nd Kill
I-.lnti.la. p?-r s. ?. Ml ?era (from Van? .uxsr) cl. m lier?
.! .il> afi.-r tun? 21 and up to Jut) -Sa? ?i M n m Ma-i?
far Newfoun.Ilai.a. by rail ?. H :.',, ..i ihaaeTlS
M.uiuer, cl.ue :t-, this otti.e daily at ? SI) p m Malta fir?
A'.iitralla lex.'iut l!. .? f,.r W ??? A . ??- ;,, ahleh ma for.
?>unl?'l *i? ?Canpa), New-Zealand, Hawaii Flit and
?am? m l.ian.l?. p-r a ? Monowal if? m s..u' rr?nctoo3
v.'l.'?e lier?.- .inlly up ?o Juiv ?2\ al ? l" vi i. (l ?r\\?\
at New-York ut a s Csatpaal* with lliltish malla '? r Au?
trulla. Mall? fjr Mt'iu-Ln. Ly rail I o ll.t?.l,..|i. an.i tli-uce by
?team*?', ol.se nt "... ?>f*i -e daily at ??.TO a. ni. Malls f .e
(*uba I'loae at this ?.rtti.-?. .tally at T a m., for forwardl?a
bv ?t- ??mers sailing iMon?U>* and Tliuisday?) fr m I',.i-t
Tuiiipa pia. Mail? for M?x' ... overland, un?an speclalls
addr-ysed f.r dl-patch by it^amer. oiose ut this oftlea ?la'l?
at TSO s. m. ?.?..-r
n m previous day.
riiARlJ-:? W. DATTON, l'ostmaattsa.
PoatoOlrs. New-Tork. N. Y.? Jun? li, 1S05.

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