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TIIK BRITI8H ELECTI0N8.
gORISI yOEM TWO MBMBRflS, IH'T OAIN
TI1HKK.
f. vr RVOanX r.r ki.k.'TK1? nv tiii: ri_.TF.it LIO
fRA_-t'NKMC10Tg tiii: oi*i*..Hiri..\ .1 \is* mii>
KORPOLK AMD NOKTHWKgT iwu:*'
Ix>ndon, .luly -?"?? Accordlng t.. the lateel re*
tuma Bl haml, neliher ot Ihe imrtlca haa In th>?
lateat eie,-tiona acored any noteworthy advan
igge Tr,e I'ni'.niata atlll malntaln thelr lead, <>r
merly ao, over their opponenta and, h la b -
lieft-? i, wlll do ?->?> untll the fln.il cloalng of the
-..*,,. The Lll.eruls wreated th.- Mld.II.- Divlalon
0f Sorfolk nnd the Northweot Divlalon of Lan*
aritahlre from the Unlonlata, but, nn tho other
hand, they loot Radnorehlre, Dumbartonehlre
and Argyleohlre.
m the Klrcaldy Bur-gha the Uberala pu.. ee.ied
. iKCreaalng thelr majorlty by ir>4. and auch an
inc-ea-ac haa been oo Infrequent .luring th. prea?
enl conteal that lt is ileemed worthy ?>f rnentl.m.
The returne up to midnlght glve the folloaing
flgure*-:
r__jervatlvea .327 i.tb-rala .15S
i?S~nata . 6". Natlonallsts . 62
VBR*******. _.__ Parnellltea.io
Oovernment total ..ABA \
" Oppoaitlon tot.l .2.0
The returna from the Wedneaday and Thur.
_ay p .lllngi are a* followa:
UBERALA QAIN TWO MKMUKHS.
Korfolk. Mlddle Dlvlelon?F. w. Wllaon (Uberal),
,-i,, l; T. Ourdon (l.lberal-rnk.tilsti. IOM, ln
i_r> th/ Llberal majorlty was ?m, bul in a BUbae*
J^nt bye-electlon -Mr. Qurdoa was returned wlth a
m_k>r;t> oi 208.
i->rark<hire Northweat Divlalon?J. O. Holborn
.7 ' b*m; ti Whitel.iftft (.Conaervatlve), 5.1*7.
J.' ii majorlty. 17; galn. 1? Here the Uberala
aln a a.
TORIEB WIN THREE BEAT8.
Dombartonahtre-A. o. Wyii. (Conaervatlve),
1813; Captaln Stnclelr (Uberal), MC Blndal-fi
mr .rlty ln l?8 waa !?.
bb_, r.>. r- F. C. Mlllbanh (Coneervatlve), l,Mi;
Fru.k Edwarda (Uberal). U_* ** ? Mr. ?*?
ViTd. waa returw I b* ? majortty.
Aravleahlre l? Mcol (< .naervatlve), -..-.". Blr l>.
H' v..:*f..r.at.e (Uberal). ?.?. Conaeryatlv. mojor*
in- 135 galn. -i.v Her the Uberala loae a aea
AUBERAL MAJOR1TY HAI'l-Y (TT DOWN.
Lanarkahlre. Oovan Dhrlalon--.1. Wllaon (Uberal),
i>. (; Perguaaon (Uberal-Unlonlat). '"-'; Mr.
N (Soclallat and mdep.-n.1ent Labor). ?0. Mr.
? majorlty over f-rrguaeon ls .61. ataowlng a
.orth Dlvlalon-Danlel Crllly (Natlonaltat).
2. *.*r l*_.in (Parnelllte). MM Crilly'a majorlty
l\.\ Vr. Ii.Uft- iN.itiot.a.,-..
,? (Conaervatlve), 1.016. rhe Na
miliat majorlty !n 18BJ was 3.238.
* ' V,. , . i...... ... i iv s lebottom " on
B
Cheahtre. Sorwlch Divlalon Bli .1 T. Brunner
(Uberal) 5706; Thomaa Ward (Conaervatlve), l.'tA.
v'r Rrunner had 1.256 majortty ln la*2.
M&-K M?ddle Divlalon .) Wllaon tUberk
Mr, Wllklneon (Conaervatlve), *.-??? ln laaa
wi-..- 'md I.M1 majortty. . .
^.aahlre, i-Kh Divlalon--. P. **fox* (LU
r, i'.o W. W A ntagerald (Conaervatlve). 1.2m. 11
ia__ the LU -? majorlty wai RR
TyJone * ' ro?Won-T. W, Ruaael (Unlonlet).
3 ,__0; T . hl I ngi >n lUberal), fcOM. In 1891 Rui
'^for.s'n. Mr.Vft Mv.s.on H. T. K.rmon
llo'Ke (Conaervatlve 1. 3.831; Herberl Bamuela (Llb?
eral), 8,170. The Conaervatlve majorlty In ? *?'- waa
Cornwall Bt. Aurtell Divlalon W. A. McArthur
(Llberal), tlW; M. WiilUtns (L*i ''
l*v Mr McArthur *.vaa r. turn. I b) I.'*** majori j
Berkahlre, Newbury Divlalon- W. <~ Mounl
aervatlve), 4.836; 8li John Bwlnburne (Llberal), ?..."?
. naervatlvi majortty In 18W '??'."
yr^a-ri's County, Oaaory Divlalon E, crean (M
tlona'.lat), 1986; Colonel H. P'_. (Conaervatlv?), ~?;
Mr McDonald (Parnelllte), .?. lr, ISW Crean a ma
Kirkealiv Burgha-J. H. Dalaiel (Uberal) S.078;
c I Kekewi.-h (Conaervatlve), 1.122. Llberal ma?
jorlty. 1.166; galn, '.'.
ppa-bvahire. Cheaterfleld Divlalon T. Bayjey (Lln
era'... 4.'.72; A. W. Byron (Conaervatlve), 1.323. Th.*
Llberal majorltv in iv. waa !
Devonahlre, Totn..? Divlalon F B .Ill.ln i\- .1 n
4,660; A. J. Sp_rkf (Llber.l), . --: li. 1*''-'
.\<r Mlldmay'a maj,.::--. w..~ .' .
Buftolk Eye Divlalon F. 8. 8t< 1 ' '? ?? * < '
1.4-T; F. J W. Iaaa.-eon (C. '?? -Mr.
Stev. nson s majortty in 11.2 waa 1.270
I.anarkahire. Fatrick Divlalon : tei Smlth
(Tlkaiarf T'nl'nirf 6,6*1 j l*. Mneken.ie (Uberal),
UH I'r- ...si m_jft.nty. 1.207; galn, M0,
CHOLERA BPREADINQ IN JAPAN
RSTURXINO KOLDIER8 ARE BAID TO HW'K
BROt'GHT THE DISEA-C, WHICH 1 ! i. ft:.- ? ? "T
IN MANT Pl_4< Eg AT THi: SAMi: TIME.
Toklo, Jui] 12 (oer iteamer Clty of Peklnai There
ia .\r.-ft- avir:[.t mi at preeent of a aert.
> dlaea .?
its appearanci among the troopa at Peaoa
Part Arthur n-.. \ Chln- tt, i rma havlm
carr- i ta me by returnlng aoldlaia, aad air. ?
from fourteen cent rea of Infectlon reporta ol freah
cas. s r- ach Ihe a 1
The (J v.n,:~<'-ii! la maklng m..r-t itrenuoua efforta
to cht^k x'.it -;.r. . ; ihe llaeaiae, bul the sltinitlo..
)* greai the f~> t that, whereaa ..n
previo'-.s oc. 1 - : two centr..*. of Int- II *
only h-i l to oe eoneldered, In the preaent Inatan^a
the p'.&gjt- |i gtnnlnatlnn from over a -iozfri localt
ti*? aimultan. ously. Thu.? far *-<?:- irea hav- ngxr*
gatel only 316 an. the rat.- of mortallty nas be-n
ibout io p,r ca-nt, but when the aunnmer h.at a.s
atrta Itaelf a ??rHft.- altuatlon of .iffalr. wlll In all
probability be present.
NOT OPPO..F.D T>> MONBIONOR BATOLL:
CARDINAI, OIBBON8 WRITEfl TO Tlll. PAI'AL
8ECP.r.TAr-.V OK S1ATK THAT HE IS ANOM
AT TH!-: KAI.SK REPORTB OF* HI.S I.N
TERTIEWa WITH THK POME.
Rom*. July 25?The "Ci-.!.--rv~tor. Roman," prtnta
a letter ftvrltt-n by Carllnal Qlbboaa, of Halttmorp,
to Chrttna! Rampolla, I'apai Bacretary of state. in
?^hlfh 'the wrlter expr?-asea his annoyane? ar.4 In
<ll|oatlor. at he. lr.K certaln Amerlcan Journals prlnt
fa'.aa an. mlaleadlng ac-ount- of hia latervlewa with
the Pope Th-.iH reporta, he aays, roproeonl 1,1m a?
<i*?lrlr.K to Ir.flupne-- tbe Vallran .-u-.-iii. ?; ArchbUbop
Iraland'n 1 >,ool ay?ta-m, when-as. thf- Cardlnal de*
c'*r?a. ha I aa nver converae.l Wlth Hll H
0[> that ra.ibject.
C?i.lr,a; fllbbona lnforma r'ar'llnal Rampolla that
n* li eapeclally ar--aT.,i at the faia^ atatementa
wattin.-. in the reports that h. ha.l been an'l la
?W?*e<i to Ihe Apo.toiic Del.i-at. ln the lnlt-1
?Uteji, the tr.jTh t.elng that he haa been a falthful
|"?. aml an anlent <lef. n .er of Mgr. Satolll nlnee
tt*t Prelate's arrlva,! !n the Unlted Btatea
THK YOUNC. PARRICIDEB ARRAIONED.
kOBEP.T. THI. BUDER. AM. THEIR IIAl.r-WITTKI)
rtiir.s\> rox _n_ held. charoed wmi
?Caon THK Ydt N<ii:it BOl KKIT
AS A ?ftVI.MJ.-'S.
leadon, Jury 28.- Robert and Nathnalel Coombea,
*hoae ?-,.., ore reapectlvely thine.-n an.l eleven
.aara, who murdered their mother about three
*?eka ajro by atabblng her whlle ahe *~a? aaleep
and then Ured tea <laya In the houae wlth ha-r de*
eompo-aing body, --ere arralgiu-aJ la the pollce .ourt
thla B-g-ratng,
The pollce authorltlea announ.-e.l that they
*<>uld not rharge, tbe younger brother -Alth par
"'"'Patlon in the crlme. but they WOUld call hlm
*8 wltness.
-.'athanlel waa then plaee.l ln the wltneaa box, ani
to~l of hla brother havlng bOUght th. <la~g.r wlth
*Mch the killlng waa done. II.- <l)'l not aee hla
tt?ther kllled. but heard her groan. an<l went Into
'he room _n. looke.l at bor whlle ahe was -lylng.
h_~ _!,oth*r a-imltu-.l to hlm that lt was he who
?*2. ~H.e.l her.
no mairistrate eon.mltti-.] the e.der brother, Itob
r?.._5ncl **??" half-witt'-l man K?x, who waa at
fciV^T w"h ,h* hoyx. for trlal on the r-harg. of
"?ur-ier, and heM N-thanlel aa a wltneaa.
A NEW ITALIAN OOLONT.
'BE pROTErTORATI' OVER AHYSSINIA IB HAID TO
m*ve been recoonized bt thk pownw,
Rome. July *_>._in the Chamber of Deputle* thla
wenoon Baron Hlat.c, Mlnlater of Forelgn Affalra.
r*** * ?tatement ln which he aaM that all the
*plDW?ra had already recognlze.l the ;.rotectorate
***r Abyaalnla whloh had been eatabllahed by
/*-? ?nd ha., admltted lhat none of them* waa
?JUtled to Intervene between Klng Jdenelek and
_* Ita'lan flov.rnment. .M-n.-Lk. be declare* had
_!2r,ntly v!o'?ted the terma of the protocol pro
?Wtlnf alave tradlng In Ab.vn-.lnla He had the
lu?0**- eonndenca- ln the proiaperoue future of the
**Uan colony ln Abyaalnla. and If it ahould become
^^eaary luly would <ief. nd It to ihe laat.
?e added that there waa a complete enterrte be
**?n Engiand and italy throughout the Nlle Val
Wied"?, *}**?** Afrlca. All Europe. he aald. recog
*nd ??'?? Poaltlon lo Abyaalnla. except Frtnce
?^Inat""^ ?ln<1 *v?n the)r **ad not ProMtei
t^atlmw*?****?'* ?ut?,n?nt **** oporovti bv the
NOT AN ALL1ANCA AFFAIB,
THK CAMUS A. I.ANF. WAS LEOALLT
BTOPPED, sws CAPTAIN QUICK.
IIKR AOERTfl 111:1. ikvk THR BPAKtARO ACTED
WITllIN HIS PROVIMCI KO '"MII.M.VT li\
TliilKH ,8T WABIIIMOTON M | S IH . lilt Pi:
I."Mi- DEBMN TIIi: Ai'i'Aiu TO M
OP i.itti.i: iMi'i'itTAN'i:.
Delawarc Breakwater, July '.'.', Captaln Qulck,
whoee achooner, Ihe Ca.rie a. Lane, wai iir.-,i
ut by a S[, 1 nish gunboal "ff Cape Ban Antonlo,
Cuba, gave th.- followlng nceoun! "f lha affalr
yeeterda) la a Unlted Preaa reporter:
vv.- were roundlna the polnl of Cape lan Antonlo
aboul 7:3*. ,.', '.ock Ir, the mornlng ,,f July 11 We
wer. aboul a mlle and a half from ahore, and In
Bpanlah a iters There was a fall aalllng breeae,
and as w* rounded the cape l notlced ?. 8'esael fljr
ins ihe Bpanlah fl.iK ivina at an hor 'toae In . hore.
Tne veaael looked llk, a blg Ateam tu. . bui aa __-.
waa more ihan a mlle awaj from us 1 could no:
mnk.. her oul with any certalnty. When th
ateamer alghted ua Bhe flred a siiot acros* our bow.
At tbe tlme :he ahol was ftred we were maklng a
tack and all han,i_ w.-r.- busy, conaequently we dl l
not Immediately heave to. Tbe Spanlard there
upon llred Ihe second ahot. whlch paaaed about
twenty feet in front of ,,iir bow an,l atruck the
water hev,,n.l. 1 then losl no tlme ln heavlng to
and awalted the ,',,111*111; ,>f a yawi. whlch had p it
off from the Bpanlah veaael. Wh-n the boat gol
alongalde we aaw lhal i: conmlned an oil.r. four
marlnea and four saltora. The offlcer and the
marlnes came aboard, and, ln broken Rngllsh, bul
with a court. 1.11* an'l respectful manner, l ie former
aske.i to aee the shtp'fl papera. 1 showed them to
hlm and they proven lo be satlsfactory to hlm. He
then directed tn. marlnea :,> aearch the I.ane. Thi*
Ihey dld, bul they found nothlng of a rontraband
nature ar"! they returned to thelr boat. The
offlcer then told us that we were at Itberty to pro
,..,?) When the Spanlard slghted us we were . u.h
;i dlatance "ff that ins. only meana of hailinu. ua
was by tlrma a shol
Boaton, Jul) -?> Beflor de Lome, Bpanlah Mln
Inter t.. the ITnlted Btatea, waa aeen t.,-,lnv at
hls vllla In Bwampacott, where he 1. apendlng the
Bummer, ln relation I 1 the reported ffrlna by a
Bpanlah gunboal upon the Amerlcan achooner
Carrle A. Lane, 'tr Cape Ban Antonlo, Cuba. Tho
Mlnlater atated thal even if tne repori were true
the tl.iK bnd nol been Bred upon, nnd no Inaull
bnd been offered l ? thla .untrjr.
tVaahlnffton, July 25. The raae of the achooner
Canie \ Lane la nol Ukely to prove another
Alliiinc.i Incldent. So offlclnl Inf irmntl *n or com
plalnt on the aubjeet haa reached the Btate De
partment. and, Judging fi >m ti,.- atatemenl
Captaln Qulck, the master >f the Bchooner. n ne
lo Ukely t.. be Benl
CAMPOS AOAIN BAID TO BE WOUXDED
1IK is AT BATAMO BND THBKE BTEAMERB FHAA D
WITH 'i>;.'?> HAVR l.ii".' BARTIAOO TO
1:1 -.-i i: il im
Jackaonvllle, Pia.. July :"? A cable dlapatch from
Key Weal aayi Martinea Campos li now ai lt..*
an " aei I ilj woun led Bn I utnded bj naur
?i, ,,; i are belng ienl from all parta of the
t, relieve him. After Ihe fall ,>f H ii
. || lea * ampoi t.?,k rommand an I oi len i all
and mules bel nglng to Ihe ofllcerfl kllled ln
order to use them a* barrlcade* agalnal ihe t?rrlble
rharges of the Cuban cavalr>*. arm-i ? ih machetea
.... atroi _ . __ _,
Thr... Bteamer* wlth troop* hav. lefi ganttago il
,-.:?., f ii MonaanlUu to r* ? nl rce C im|
brlni .'it
i.a hambre ha* been aenl lo Bp . n
Maxlmo Gomex, on hearlng of th-- battie ??
.. , ,-. ?? ? . ? ,iri \t i? ? ? i he greal
e*t'excliemeni ealsti li Havana ind In .-.in'inic"
The people are terrorlaed The rjo.*ernment is try
Ing to suppresi all letalli of ihi. ..r...: battli Th*
ileath ol Amarador Guerra Is noi ofllclall) i
flrmed. __ __
N*r* PEN8ION POR PRINCESB KAIUI_AN1
EXPBKafca IR Q1 lil.l r*'i THK LATE IRBITRRKCnON
HAVE roHCED HAWAll TO is-'t i; APDIT1 ?RAL
l-., iM.s. BIJT HER CRE1 IT REMAIXB OOOI1
Honolulu, July 18 (per steamei t*lty ??' Peklng Ban
, . ,. julj ...i ' . .' ounl ' lb. ?
.-,..,? . . ? thc proj oae i i ?? nsl in of 14.000 s
foi Prin ? m Ka ul u thi Benata has i il ?
it.-m for actlon ;it the next yeara aeaalon
Legtalature. The opp *'-"?? n proceedi ly fro
more radl . claaa of whltea The older realdenti
neaerally favor tha penaloa Reeentmenl *t th- vto
lence of th.- Royallstfl in rh- late inaurrectlofl Ifl
too recent for ihfl imi<_irtl_.l treatmenl . f Prlneeea
iv, .: ,i i lalmi nl thi" time. It la b* II. red thal
the lai ? ' ? ther > ir wlll prove favaraMe lo
ber
An lm| irtanl atatement hae been presenti I lo tha
Benat< bj Flnanc. Mlnlater Damon. ahowlng u, >i
equei f the expenaes <,f the in_ u i
for extra mllltary outlay au i poUce. _;.o ih.
oj revenui from the Interrupllon ol bualneaa, thi
? ha ; .;. ona v.-.ir from Juiv l, Ml, i i J ill l.
:*"? run behlnd to the am.-unt <>f |1?7.?__ Thi* ap
peared in th. reduetlon ,,f the ca?h balance m the
Treaaury by 1109.000, au i In tha Increaa* ol the flont*
Ing :? i.t by 158.000 lu addltlon to the ah v< lha
bonded Bnd Interest-paylng lebl waa In the mn*
tlm. Inereaaed by B_2.0_0, which hai been uaed f"r
remuneratlve publle worka. Th* redll "f th* Q
ernm.-nt 1. excellent Ail the bonda requlred were
.?? , :_> placed Ir. Honolulu al par at I per cent,
BRAZIUANS ARE ANQRT.
Iio.VT LIKE TMK BRITI8H t_AVl i OR v BBIRO PRO
II N-'ITIPS EXERCIBEI "N TltlMI'Al'.
itio de Janelro, July B\ ti.?copattoa of the
laland of Trinldad by th? Britlab reontlnuea to m
cite much Indlgnatlon mtimiK Braslllane, who ,ie
clare that the taking of the laland l_ anotbar ln
Hince of .Jreat Ilrllain'* lan.l_-rablil.iK poUcy. ln
8ao Pliulo, eapltal of thfl Btata of tbal name, th
nev.? cauaed much excltement A crowd gatbered
In fronl of th- Hriti.h Conaulale and hooted th*
Conaul an I the country he representa. Foriunateiy
tho ilmturbatice wenl uo further.
- - -a* -?
UPRIBIXd REPORTED IR BtTLOARIA.
London, July ? "Th- Dally Mewfl" wlll lo-mor*
row publlflh a Vlenna dlapatch etatinx that ram ara
ar- currenl of sertous hos Ila manlfesl iilons ln Boflo
anl olaewhere a?alnst Prlnce Perdlnand, Ibe ruler
of Bulgarla, anl his Prlm- Mlnlater, M Btotloff.
It I. al." Btated tbal h -evolutlonary rlalng hai oc*
curred ln Bulgarla _
BARAKDINO J-MINEZ REPORTED DEAD.
Bantlaao da ?"'.?'.'?. -'"'.v ? -*<*?neral Marilnex
Campos i? eapecied te arrlva here to-day, an-i Kr-*t
preparatlonfl ar- maklng to Kive blm an rnthuai
tt?tic receptlon.
it Ib reported al Samia la Orange lhal ih*- nolo*
rtoufl bandlt Barandlno Jlmlnea wai klll. 1 by tha
civll auarda near th- estate of Oleba veaterdaj
llmlnea -. ?? the leadei of a band of hsurgents
th.u waa aa wllllng to prej upon tba < ubani u to
oppoaa 'I'- Bpanlah. _ _^_
THK ATI.ANTA'S MISSKiN AT HAVANA.
Waahlngton, July * H devetoped this afternoon
thai the preaence of ihe crulser Atl.-.nta nt Havana,
whlch waa unexpectedly announced yeaterday, waa
one of the reaulta of the Cablnet eonference beld
l?st Prtday, to devlflB better meana f.,r enforclng
the neutrallty lawa agalnat Cuban Bllbueiers An
effort *.i* made to keep aecret the movementi of
thfl veaael by cenceallng tbe caWa meaaage fn.m
h-r commander notlfytng tne Navy Departmenl "f
her anival. MovemenU of naval veaaela m*- oaually
made publle bj th<- Department, but th- fact tbal
the Atlanta had reached Havana was concealeo i-y
the ofllclals untll they were satlsfled thal II arai
known to newapaper m<n. lt la llk.-iy that the A'
lanta Is after some alleged nilbuster* and the De
partmenl l.- afrald thal Ihe publication of hei movi
in.*nti wlll frustrate any plan* her oommander may
hav.- for Interceptlng rtolatora of th* neutralll)
iaw. That other v.-.-is iiui> hav- been ordered to
as*lnt the Atianta In patrol duty and thfl fBCl BUO
preeeed i_ probable.
NO PAN-AMKIlK'AN IN IM
T ronto, .luly 2f, - Mauagerfl Of Ihe Pan-Am-rlcm
Congreoi hive deelded to hold no me-tina oeet
year. E new soctety, to ba called Around rhe
World Congreefl, i* now belng formed to aupplant
tho Pan-Amerlcan Congreaa
Sl'A XI8B-A MERICA V T0PIC8
The I'rrsl'Iei.tlnl me-nane .,f Beflor Jorg* Monlt.
recently .Icl:v*re,1 on lh- openlng .,f the .'hlllnn
i',,n_-re_., ls p-Hceful in its lone. Thi* I* calcu
late'l to conflrm ihe bopea thal i*h1ll la not ,1i_
poeod, a? lt w.ih reported to he, io quarrel with
Arflentlna In regard 10 the frontier qaeflllon, nn<l to
take a han.l In the confllcl whleh I* ihreatene,| be*
tweeii iiolivia nnd P-iu Tii.* Praaldsnt gnnouneea
ihat a treaty .,f peacfl and frieadahlp ba> been eou*
eiiKied detoltely _.:h Bollvla, t<> termtaata tbe iem?
porary atate of truce whl, h governed the r.-la.lon_
of the iwo eountrle. llnea thfl day of H* sl?na
ture, Aprli l. 1884. H<-_?r Mon tt statea alae thai thfl
recent revolutlon ln Peru lia_ rtopped for th'- BBO*
ment the negntlatlor.s already hegun toward Ihe
eettl^ment of the deflnlte ]?,s*e_*ioii of thfl prov?
lnce* of T.icua and Artca But he addfl that tncea
negotlatlon* wlll be reaumod wlth the new Oovern*
ment of Peru, and tt.at they wlll end. undouht
ediy. in an arrangemenl aauafaetory lo th* two
Republl',-s _
j_ general movement of public opinion ha* been
manlfeated ln Coata ftlca tn favor of the re-e?tab
llahment of the death penaltv. Thla la dttO to J he
freouency o rrlmea and murder*. WhlCB **_*
lately In'-re.iaed ln an alarmlng manner l" ,n"
Republlc,
The ea-l'realdeni nf K.-undor. I>r. Antonlo P.""*'*.
baa publlebed another pamphlei eonttlnlng proofa
?i,i .lonim.ni* which daeaenatrate the ?**_*****!
ot ii foimer publlcatlon af hla, whereln hj ?*?*'**' "
ih.it hi .* ia r.oi mlaed up ?? all In Ihe ..(Tan pf tne
Kamei *l i.. " la known 'hai the alleged aaje o
thla t'hlllan crulaer to Japan, thro.nch ihe intar
,,,, .,, ,,?. ,;.?,,n:?..i,t of Keuedor. waa on*
of the prlncipal cauaea. or, rather, ihe preteai ror
ihe revolutlon which hai broken oul ln thai eoun*
tn. ,,n i ftftt.i. i. waa nol ended, at the lateel re
p. rl ?
Forelgn clalma agalnai rem hava been numeroue
rh ? conaequence of ihe abualve a.-ta eommltted
by the revoi. tlooary and oovernment troopa durlng
the la.t outbreak. which reaulted tn the overthrow
of Oeneral Prealdenl Cacerea Theae e**^T*-._2
been aupporied wlth gr.-i.t for??. and perhapa> too
vehemently, at leaai ln ..ne ,-a~e. by the voce
d'ltalla." which ia publiahed at Mme aa the organ
of ih~ Italtan eolony In Peru. A natlve paper, tne
"Opinion Na.-lonal." replled that forelgner-. ought
to nnturallze themaelves ..? Penivl.ina before enu
elFing ln -au.-h yevere terma *he Oovernmenl of tne
country and lt* aubordlnatea. The i|iieatlon 18, BPW*
ev. r, ln a \ftny of BOttlemeet.
In r.nnt. nia'.a. the# return Of the annlversnry of
the atruggle for Independence which free i .-.ntrai
Amerlca from llie yoke of Spaln. haa eauaed leveral
papera lo .uk for the buli.lmg of mor.ument* to tne
promlnent men who took par! in the-ae war*. in
ronnectlon wlth lhat, the name* of ' .ra nal oa ani
Ruflno Barrtoa nr.- eapeclally mentlone. for ..ica
ragua and Quatemala.
The Wne-uelan Oovernment hn* .-reated a I.e
gati.n of tbe tlrat .laaa (0 rcprceenl it ln the
Cnlted Btetea .( Colombla Oeneral Jfarcua An*
tonlo ..IU;, (,an.|..lphl ha* been pla-ed at tlie neaa
of lt. He wlll re..;.."i ne*otlatloin begun ear.y in
1894, with ihe Bogota Oovernment, ror tne ?'"?"
.?lusion of a ireaty of rommerce between th.- wo
Republl. -a. Infortunatelv. theae negotlal.ona win
be made rather dlfflcult, and. perhapa. Inopportune,
i.v the troubled condltlon of affalri and ihe un
r-:,,i...;;?. .,' Oovertim-nt* In both KepiiMI,*.. ?*l"'J
Inaurrectlonary m..vm-ti'? hav- recently .lleturneo
ti;.. Btate ??' \',.ien,-ia in Veneauela. and aome prov*
:? . |n th.. Cnlted Btatea of Colombla.
8VICIDE OF A NAFAl 8UE0E0N.
l.l l.l \i\Ml\ MACKIE I..1N1. DEAD IN IH"* U
rlt u:V
Phlladelphia, July * ln* Benjamln Mackle, .ige
tiftft. a -,.ir_...,t, iii Ihe Cnlted ..tate* Navy, arlth
Ihe relatlve ranh ?i lleutenant commandei
? i, ,,i t.. nlghl In Ihe ut.r.tft ,.t hla home, Ho.
_:( Trtnlt) Place, *~.it 1. . bullei b ? ?? through hla
hM i Th* ? aee la oi.I aulcl le Di Ma. hl
? ln hla hoaae, hi* famll) being at Ihe aenel
He returned fmm IVaahlngton yeaierdaj aft.
ft. here be ba l been lo paea n ? - imln iti m for
meallcal Inapecior Ther.- la no hnown reaaon for
|?r Mackle havlng ? .mmltt-d aulclde. although i
..,,. ihai i.- hi I I. irinking heavtl] ol late ano
,,.,. (hla n...?? have le l hlm lo k.M hlmaelf,
|.r M.i. kl. .rterel Ihe Nr.ft ft lt >' ' '?' -~"l
*. i\.. .? ftft..- ..' ..ar., the , rulaer Chle igo. ror aeveral
? i .r. M.i kle haa I- en ??' *~ iltlng i
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all along Ihe 111 > ?- .at *',. leadtafl hOtell '..--?? -I.ft
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Tlll WEATHER REPORT.
FAIR UITH UI'S-I l.ltl.V WINI,..
\''., .'hiiia.,.n. lulft li"' llie |.r-*a.ire |L,i fali** ^.n-rnlly
ln all .ii*'r,.t. earepl in N.,r.h faroHna and Tenneaeee
Th>- t^rni~~ra.l,ir*- I* allajtlllr hliali'-r ll.r ,,nli.?n i,,? ft'...-i
an,l hii* rl?^n ieeidedl* ln Iha Ohlo V'allej Ii I ?* f,!|.-n
ln the i'iir-iiiiiN* and N.,.h-rn tte* Rnatand. Bhowera
i ?>?? fallea la iha Bouth Atlanlte h.hih* _r,.i Ki b.-.o ,.|
p.lnti in Ihe .l.ilf Blalea. iTeniinf weather la it.-l. iti i
f..r tba Oulf an.l Boulh %tlantle sih'-?, aad ali.,*.,-.- ,,r,
prohaMe on Ihe Nea Knaland r~aal, Kn.r -..,,ih-r M ln
.' itt-d f..r other dlatrlcta, with iii_r.ii lemperainrc In iha
laka regtona and iha upper Mlaalaalppl and Mi~~-.'iri
ftiiii'-ft*
DRTAILBD PORECA?T lull TO-DAT.
r r Main... Kew-Hampaalra, f.nr. aacapi Hti.,?r ra an
th.- eaaali areaterl] wlada.
F r Vermont, falr; areaterly winria.
l*'.r Maaaarhuaatta, Rhnda I*tnn,i. falr. .?, *pi ahowata
, r, Uk ,,,._>t, a-aMi-rli wln.l*.
I'.r OoMiectlcul and Eaatera New-Tork, fair. i.,?-.-.
|,r?, ? l .| I.*- abowetl ln aOUthern p->rt|,,ii, in tht early
momlna; ft?<-aterly ?ln.1a
Por K.-'.rn r. i,n*\ Ift anla, falr; manner In *ip*t?rii pof
llon; ftva-s.rrlft mlnl*.
Por New lertmy an.l I.eiamare. fnir PrMari waotetrtr
wln.la.
K..r ?>?, Vlra.nla. W.-i.rn I*. nna> Ivanla. VVeat.rn gew
V.,rk nnd Ohlo, fi.lr ?nl -liuloh trartner; ftft-nia-rly wln.la,
becomlltB aoutbi 11]
TFintrNC LOCAL OBAKRVATIOMg
ta r 11,
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73 B~y
t.i s.r
t.i Pr,
91 f__
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1 2 i I ? ? 7 | 9 10 11 1 *" 3 4 S t. | |f 10 II
In, a.
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In rloi illafram a rnntinuona ?l.li? nne ali.awi Iha
rl,un?*? ln |>r-?*ur? aa ln.ll.-a.-d L. Tba Trlbune'a aelf
re< ..r.llnic li,ir?mtt?r. Th? rt.11,,1 lln* repreienla ih* l.-n>
peratnr.. raearded nt J'err.'a I'harniar>.
Irlt-iin^ om.-e. .luly 38, 1 n m Tba meather yeaterday
wna , I ni.ly ear|- 'n tl.e n, rn.na hut aen*rally .-l^at for
t!.* r?at .f ihe <a,.: Thf lattapiialUia N-Bgad leiween rtt.
an. -2 dtgrttt. ihe average (74\i l.eln? '? defrea. hl?h*r
than aa ?'eln??.|ay and .">S .->?er than nn tha eorreapond
Ina day __M ftmr.
iha weather iy-day li llkely to be telr.
NOTES ON DKESS.
OOWNI OF THI PERIOD h HALT IN MID
SlMMKIl.
The gown* of to-day are ?lrnply B repeililon of
tho*e ,.f ,i month hko. for ?i mldeummet eomoo a
yearly h_.it. n_ h >_.r-, i?.f,,re ihe gutumn and
wlnier ity lea deelara ibemaeivea Any deocrtpttoa
ol tollettee, im. r..f,,re, mual aerva mor* a* him* for
r-novatloii or for nome needed iiddltloii tO the
wardroba ihan a* a guldfl for the future <,r BUg.
gcstlnn of n novelly.
A pretly llttla aeaaMe frock worn for th? _r_t
tlme at a *mall fuinllon the other day wa* of
pal- green crepon, Wlth ? very flarlnR .klrt over
a ?llk pettlcoal cu| flfljunlly full. Tlie full overhang
lnK- bodlCS op. ne,| on the left slde and wa* fa*t. ned
wllh lel butlon*. Ju*t below thfl ne,-k B hand of
embrol'lery wa* lald acros. the front and back and
over the . houlder. io form a square, and from thi*
another band hun*; loonely down in front to th*
waist, where It was turned ln under a draped belt
e* || f lace Bl the
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blue rrO| ..... . rtlon
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. il - and ?? ?'? I ??* leveral
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n , theae pretty thll
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... -i-i ki. beaprtnkled wtth rioli ? Ph - ;.*
.... A
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i* , m .-I, ther by a
large bow, th, , intlnulng ei |abol down Ihe
front. Th- haaque, whleh reachea i-i-r beloe the
hlp-.. la trimmed wlth i ??? fall ??( i, e, and the
Bleevefl ara ahort uni vtry much draped and ar
al*.. trimmed with lac? and lefi open
Th- hanglng "pouch" In from ,.' th- bodice is a
featur* ,,f many ,.f th- n-w gowna ,\ Demaray
tolleita ,,f _-r<\- haa ? erepon walat whl ii i* p-r
fectljr iiKht nttiriK. wllh a i.it.iik ? fronl of black
aatln hiii_liiK ln a narr.iw pouch over the bell
A J>*t paaaamenterie trimmlng hanga In epaulettea
over tha abouldrra, ..ud th,n rurvea around In
p.,iuri<, whleh extend over tbe bbiIb The aleeves
ar. -ib,,w length an i tbe *kirf, whlch i_ perfectly
tiKht nt.iiur, haa a paaaementerie trimmlng >.n ihe
rlghl hlp
Th? prett) Illtle mornimr cofltuma lliuatrated here
t* of tbe flheer graaa llnen mada over *iik and
trimmed wiih einbrotder* to match. The rolor of
th- *>tik lininit i_ optlonal, bui it may a* well 11
remembered lhal nothlng i""k_ better ihan plnk
und-r thfl dull .','lor ,,f ihi*.llnen.
///?-".. MUBDEBE8 RBMAXDED.
ORAT'fl iask siiNT T>? (*ORONBR DORRB, "*.\H> >
WlU, lU'l.n A\ INQPEOT.
Roberi Oray, wbo waa arreated Wedneaday ni?ht
h\ Pollceman Terpenlng, ,.f tbe Wenl Thlrty-aev
.utli .i Atatlon, charged wiih shoollng and kllllng
Pranh Blpp, a colored man, ln front <,f n,. ::,*, gev
anth-ave., waa taken before Maglatrate Deuel, In
tbe Jeflferaon Markel Court, yesterday mornlng, and
r. man.i.i to the Poroner. Wben a_k..l before tr,>
arrival ,,f hla attoraeya aa t,> tba cauae for tbe
ahootlng, ihe prlaoner .h,.,>k hl* head and aaldi
"i can'l talk aboul ih- matter. l hav- not aeen
m\ laaryei yet."
Wh-n Oray ?.i*. brought befor.* Coroner Dobba
yeaterdaj mornlng. th.* Coroner beard ihe te_ii
m,,iiy, and remanded tbe prlaoner to the Tomba
penulng an Inqueet.
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PBOMIBBBT AHKIYAI.S AT TllF. HOTF.I.S.
ASTOR Tbe Rev. i?r a Toomer Porter, ,.f
Charleston, s c, PIFTH AVENUE Bn-Congress
man Prederick Mlle_, of Conneetleut, ani Mr*.
Amella k. itarr, of r.rnwaii. N. V. MURRAY
un.l. Ex Congreaamao .'ario*; Prench, of con
n-ctinii. and Bdward s i .ham. of Chlcago. PARK
avkm'k Colonel Delaneey Ployd-JoneB, ITnltcd
State* Army. Pl.A/.A The Rev Septimu* Hu*.. of
London WAI.DORP .lohn lt Drexel, ,,f Phlladel?
phla. WIXDSOR Uen-ial Itufn. II. Klnic, of Al?
bany.
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ARKKHTF.lt ix RKATTLB POB PALBB PMBTBBOM.
Jullufl Bergboff, a New-Vork Boh dealer, i* under
arre_t |n Beattlfl ,,u lh- diari?e of obtalnlng nvney
?nder fatao prelencea it la mld thai bfl wenl to
BeattU a* an agent <>f Charlea W, Matttega _.?
t-ton*. prOVlBloa dealer., of No H- ('reen wldi-at.,
provlded with a letter "f credll from thr nrm. and
in. tni.t. .i to draw at tbe Pugel s,>un>i Muttonal
Hank, at Ihfl ral- of three cenl* a pound for
BfllflBoa and two eenta a pound for shhk.,. The
praaacutlng attorney al S.attle *aya that Berg?
boff K<,t n_.r?io t,y mflanfl of ht* mlsrepraaenlatlona,
but Iba coinplalni oa whlch he wa* grroated *et_
the amount ai only I1..VXI. The member* of the
ftrm of Cbartea F. Mattlaao & Son* refuaed }**ter
day to say anythlnu I" reitard lo HerKhoff * aet.
on the around that the ftnandal dlrector of the
flrm. under whom Herflhoff wa* aent to Seattl*.
was out of town, and becauae "M waa merely a
P*r?onal matter.''
THEY ARE READY FOR WAR.
THK BOUNDARY I>t~r."TK IRWIBI KNG
I.ANJ) ANI) VBNESUELA DlfCUMED.
OENBRAL Ai.K.iANl.ito viiAltltt. A PROMUneNT
. ITI 7.1: N iiF THK Bot'TII AM I'.lll' AN lll'ITIi
UU'. KI.Og|*KNTI.Y I'KKKNI.K IIH .OIN
TItV'? CAtnil ANI) SAYH HIS PKO
1*1.1*. AUK RKAI'V T'? 1>IK
IN rrs IWINC1
Oeneral Alejan-lro Ybarrt, of Venesuela, waa at
Ihe I i.i.ni gqtiara Hotel laat week, an>l In t.tlkln,
of the hotinilary illsputi. between Knaland an.l
Venezuela tr>).| .ome Interestlnn fa.'ta ahout the
terrlforlal rlatma of l.reat Britain. The queatlon
la one In whleh Senator Henry .'abot I.odge, of
Maaaaehuaetta, la <1e,?p|y intereraterl. He has been
exertlng hm Influen.e to aeeure an arbltratlon of
th>* dlfflt-ulty, and It la poaalble that ihe ?iu._tton
will he brought up ln the next Congreaa. Oeneral
Tbarrl wai on hla way to Boaton, and had Jual re
turned from ManaanlUo, where be wenl to -eek
evMence relatlng to 'he Bteamer Cottma 'lcner.il
Vharri'i wlfe, ?ho i. . Boaton woman. waa re*
reaaor Harold Whltlng, who perisbed
i fam I) ."i that lll-fated ateamer. An un
avaliing Bearch wa* made for the.r bodlea Th.*
ted by Oeneral Tbarrl l* to be u**e<l
il- returned by way of the Clty of
Mexlco. Whli.* there hfl wa* th? irue_t of President
t.i..-.. Ueneral Vharrl wa* Mlnlater of War ef
Venexuela three yeera ago, and Btata Oovernor
and rommai ler of the Army of the Centra before
ntered :h>* Veneauelan ? 'ablni ?
,;,....,; rbeni Ib beal known In thla country bo*
of the patrtoll, atand he haa inken In de*
,t hi . country'* llapui* wlth England regard*
-. rritortal righta Oeneral Vbarri _pok. bli
aboul RngUn : - ilma Ha baa b. rn cai *d
? ? to become a randldata for tbe Prealdency
.' Venexuela, bul be haa i lined, Buylng 'v-"
whlle Kngland'a clalm* -^o In dlapu ? he wlll only
flghi for the rluhts of - Ra ?***?***?? x"
? on our >ld* Bnglai I refuaee to arW
ai 1 rellc. on foree. I think V. nezi. lanfl
. | .. arllling ? ?'? I '**;11 dl* hofur- tl -
yleld me Incl to Ki Bland The terrltory under dla*
rlch _ ? U. ?? *?> i farmlng landa,
, . ? :,,..? ? ' W ? retj much on tba
, ? | tha Pnlted Btatea In our Btruggle wlth
| i i nol alone In *>?__?
; ii ? wlth ua ln thls n
i hav. |ui rei rned from Mexlco. When the
,,. wt ,.. .... .?!?.., - mt, r wi 'hed un i al onee
atarted for Mexli.- !' ' could no: be of u
?iBtance ? i Profeaaor Whltlng and hl* famlly, who
nr. rouatna ,*f my wlfe. Pnfortunatetp, it waa ?
frult leaa errand, foi all wera oflt, aa the papera
hav.? announced -."hli* I wa_ In Mexlco I mel
nmny Influentlal bualneaa men and polltidane. as
w-u aa newapaper m**n, who knew of niy ,-onne.
lioo wlth \ .-ii-ru.l.it'. affalra. I can .ay ihat th.?
aentlmenl In Mexlco la unanlmoualy ln our favor.
Thej feei ihat oui trouble wlth England la only
paralleled by thelr atruggle wlth the same Power
over the terrttorj al Ballee. "ur* la a .-ommon
cauas ou ih,- Weatern Hemlsphere. The Monroe
Doctrine covera all ' **: England and other mon
ar,-hie_ Blay on thelr own ilde of the ocean. We
do nol iroui.le them there, They Bbould nol trouble
ui here Thi. la the . -d * of ihe worki In whlch
freedom and repubMcan form of government have
l.n eaiabllahed, and every encroachmenl of Kng?
land N a slab at .mr llbertles
"1 am nol alone 'n ihi* matter. The ,'ltlzen* of
Venexuela ar* atandlng sh uilder to aboulder, Irre
?peetlVfl bf party ,,r crefld, anl no matter where a
Yenesuelan may t,r. ho is dolng all In hl. power
lo draw Ihe attentlon of the rtvtllaed world to our
?truggle l im nol ? hlef or leader of any party.
Venesuela i_ only a Bmall country, and I am Blmply
one of her thr? mllllona of cltlxena who atand
f,,i h.-r righta i" lhl? queatlon there ar.i
partlea th-re are no dlffereocea Ther- wa all are
n_ one in.in. ready to llghi England, as our an
ceatora i.aiti-,1 with Bpaln i.'ure ihelr freedom.
In comparison, Bpaln wai m ??? powerful In thoae
?lay_ than England la noa
"II l ?,k*- to me .<?* lf thli thlng miRh: lead I i .
war wlth England Sol long ago N'lcaragua had
o fair rsamp-i of England'fl greed and encroach
meni. Bhe was :.?, week to reitat. V'eneauelo will
flghl befora sh- wlli lubmlt. The idea lhat tbe
V'enesuelana chertflh la thai ' th. Amerlcan peopla
wlll fltand bi th. Monroe Doctrine and favor u.**. we
wlll i.ut an army ln the Bel i and _;*ht to lustaln
our Jual clalma to terrttorj*. But lf the Amerlcan
? ,..,,!.|o nol li-ip ua, we wlll Rght ju*tt tbe -am-.
li Ih better to dle than to hav- the Bhame ol belng
conquered by England, after the gray In whleh our
forefathera. arlth Bollvar al thelr head, aatonlobed
tne world by throwlng off the yoke of Bpaln."
When Oeneral Ybiirri waa :iske,| what he thounhi
England WOUld do In the matter. and if ther.* WflI
anj proliablllty lhat .-.h- WOUld arbltrate. he replled
lhat she had no far rpfUBOd tO ,1" BO, and lhal he
did noi aea any ebancfl of a cbange o< pollcy. wtien
asked what Venexuela would do lf England !"'!'
?Iflted In her oncroeebUMUtfl In the way of proteot,
be added,- tn ihe former .traln: "Kormal proteat
woui.i not anawer, In that ,-?i>* we win ilght for
whal belongfl to u*. and the whole of Amerlca wlll
b? appealad lo by Ven<*_uela lo declde whether they
wlll remaln a* apectatora, and aee K-miai-i. a pow?
erful natlon, crush a feeble natlon. wlthout regard
for ttie Monroe Doctrine or international rtghte;
whether they wlll remaln a-< Idle ipeetatom, or
whether they will help u*. It ;_ for th,arn to ,l-,*ide."
In reply io ;i queatlon a* to ihe mllltary *tren*:ih
of Veneauela, ueneral Tbarrl aald: "wa have a
.standliiK army of about ten thouxand men In tlme
,,f peace ln war It Ifl dlfferent. In such a war
a* thi*. every VTeneauetan between flfteen and sixty
year* of agt- would be a *oldler."
"What do you think will t?- the erontual re.ult
of thi* compllcatlon?" Oeneral Ybarri wns a*ked.
Ha replled
"1 do noi know if England wlll aerrae to pea.-e
ful arbltrattOO, we Wlll have the terrltory that be
lonn* to u*. becauaa I am BUN thut no natlon on
earth wlll sav lhat anv part of the terrltory con*
taatfld belonga to England. England cannot tlnd
one docuinent to vouch for It. whlle we have, even
In the Knullah Forelgn Oflice, and In the very map*
publlshed by the I.nKll*?h ln recent yeara, all the
neceaaary proof* wlthout k"Ihk 10 the archlvea of
Spaln to search "
In reply to a queatlon a* to the probable attttude
of the l nlted States In ca?e of an actual confllct
wlth Kngland, the Oeneral aald:
"I have corresponded wlth Senator Lodge, and he
la a very warm frlend of our*. Aa I am acting only |
The Big Sale
Keeps
Right
On.
"Simply wonderful."
That's wli.it a big Boston met*
chant remarked as he viewed the
store yesterdav. '"Not so much
the crowds," he continued, "as
the values. Witli goods and prices
like these very great crowds will
come. as a matter of course."
Here in Greater New York, over
in Philadelphia, and in a dozen
other American cities, the mer
chants want to prolit by our enter
prise. ?? 1*11 take a thousand o(
those waist forms." writes a Phila?
delphia merchant. A Chicago
house writes: "Send us 1.200 ol
those shirt waists." "Ship 8,.500
silk steel-rod umbrellas at $1.49."
This last from a big St. Louis tirm.
With prices so low that the
largest merchants in the country
are willing to buy, is it any wonder
that our store is crowded t
It is the consumer's opportunity.
Sale goes right along every day.
Bloomingdale Bros.
Third Ave., 50th to 60th Ht.
aa n pnvate dtia. ,' ?"-.eneaue .. an 1 not havtn-t
an> offlclal .. nnectlon either -arlth the I -ilte.l ntate-a
Oovernment u -A'aahlngton or wlth \ .-nezuela. [
eannot tell. Every Amerl.-an with arhoja I have
correaiwn.Ie.l. nu matter to what polltical party he
I,.!,,:,_--. .? .vhether or not h~ hol.N olBee, haa e\
Dreaae.l h.m.-. lf atrongljr ln ..ar favor, und 1 ran
ten you thai l hava talkod wlth a areat many
people ar.l have re.-eived a Kf'-at mnny lettera. 1 he
prtu _( thli i untry aeema te he a unit ln our
Oeneral Tharrl aald that t.ualne.a -.vas flrat elaaa
?? Veneauela. "The natur.u trade of \eneaueia
. be ftftith the rmte.i State*" ae ?*nt ea.
"Her trade relatlons are threatened wltn ber tern
t.ry dlaput. and more than the Monroe L>_ctnne
is Involved in this matter.'*
OBITUART.
HENRY I CH1TTT,
K-c-AMerm.Ti Heary B. Chltty, of Pateraea, N. J.,
dled at hi* heeot late Wedneada) ni-fht from aa
InteaUaal ailment. He wai red the chief
imoni Amerlcan iroarera el il a* anl had
taken many flr.-t prteea for I ~ arera. He had
been prealdenl cf the Amerl :a i Carnatloa Oreweir
Aaaoctal *_ Mr, Chlttj araa ? iaai coatrlhaa*
tor to llortcultural pubHeatlona. il- waa born ln
i>?;iHr..i alxty-eln ytort - I < uaa te thli
untry when a youna* man. A' ??.iibreakeC4ha
,? m be eaUated la the 10th Reglment, C-nne. ti
a ut V'ohinteera, aad aeead wltb aallaatry. Be eja
made eolor-eergeant, ani was ihoi whlle <~rryln_
the Haa ln actlon, irtpplln. one ? hli arm.* for
llfe. Mr i*httt\ haa he.--. ,i f. rtr-- in Pa-ersor. for
meiitft yeara ln poiiti-?> b? ?a*. an a.-tive Ra*
p .:,; ,-. an l waa elected to th.* H ard ol Al lermen
:? :-. ihe Fourth Ward m UM He waa re-elected
f ,T ,, .... ... term ol two yeari In 1H-3 In thi
...... | - t| r he i i a candldate for tha Re*
publlcan nomlnation toi May i ?f Pateraon, bul
waa defeated at the prtr~~rlc 1 J A Y.n\\inkl?.
Mr Chltty ras a ?nur.i.'r if Oeneral Henry *,*..
Blocum Poat <;. A R II '?'?- a artdow, hOR no
chll Iren_
CHARLE8 WAOER HULL.
Charlea w ?_.-.? Hull, ? ' Len im il i ? wae IM
-. r tary of the Amerlcan Inatltute .iie! auddealf
.,:? Wedneaday from u pl K) ? trahl to
which h.' waa traveillns ft. m Portland Ore ti
na, \v,.->-. Wlth H. B. KIi * Mraeara
I |uor-deaier, of N> 1.IM Broadwai Mr Hull l-fl
thla .-i-ft ? n July J t -r a pleaaun trii FeUow*
no Parlt .ui l Alaaka. The-. . \.. ted that thi
lourn y arould laal ali areeha Tl irrtvad * a|
Veltowai ne I'.irk on July I, ind eft thera foi
Portland on July :?? Sfear k, i t, Waah., oi-j
the ftft.iv t. Tr'.'.ni... Mr Ilu!. dled. }!?' wns .
wldower, hl" wlfe havlng ;.- ?evn ll 'i.r* *?,*. A
dauahter, who in.rr.-i a aon ol Mr tllnger. th?
founder ei th,. Slng r Bewtng Maehlae Company,
eurvh ? a h:m
Mr Hull liv-1 wlth hla daughter it l.ar.-tnpn..
ahere ha wa* a ni.'tnt,?r vt th.* I-r-?<?- 'ti' Iwa'hl
Club. He wa* .? Republl .** and ..n <*~thu_i_i~c
..ti i . \;. rt photogrepher.
THOMAl ADDI8 RimCT.
Tt'.ima- Addla Kmitw. of So M Baet Twenty.
elghth-et., dled auddenly yeaterday. Re waa borq
ln tht* clty ilaty yeara aa*o. Rla father waa W.li?
in m C Bmmet; his graadfather araa Thoaaaa Addii
Bmmet, who came to thla country In UM, -in.l wai
a hr.-ther of th.- lr.h patrtot an ' oral te, H.>h.*r|
Rmmet. Mr. Kmmet wm noi a elubmau, nor dld
h.* take an actlve Inte.-eat in politica. In <-i""-i
Ufe iv waa -i Croton Aqueduci enwtneer, bul of lata,
reara bad 11v-.? l a retire.l llfe. ln eommon wittj
many of hla relatlvea be manlfeated m actlve ha*
t. r.at In l--i*h politica. Th- funeral wlll tak- p.aea
at .'..ift'ir. Church. Twenty-ltret-et aad 1'ourth.
in-.1., ..t 18*38 0. m. to-morrow.
BI8HOP THOROLL
London, July '-??'? The Rlfht Rer, Anthony v.'11-on
Thoroll. Proteatant Blahop o? Wlncheater, ttad al
bta reatdence, Parnham Caatli Barrey, this ni.rn*
He waa aeveaty yeara of age.
BBOBIFBB ARBBD ror THF TODD MIT.f.s. ,
Appiication h~* i>een n-.ile ti Chencellor MeCM
t> h.i\.' i i. ? ft.r appolnted t. taka charge ot th-j
two larr..* mil!-< Ol Joeeph C. Ti dd. of thl? ,*lty. wha
tton valuable propertj In Paiaraoa reara aaje Mr.
T..I1 had a partner, Cotoaa! Phlllp ReRerty, an^
.i 'tar hi. deatb it waa altatxl that ,. falr dMrtaa]
ol the property wa- not made. Chaaeery preeaad.
Inca wen* Inatltated, and Iaai January tht- Chana
cellor placed the amount In f;.ft-..r ..t the Karr-rty
eatate at ?_-????. Thla waa never pald, althoucn Mr,
Todd l-a wealthy and tha iJmlniatratora ar" ,eek;*n
t.. have a recalver appolnted to take ,-har?.- ,,f Mr.
Todd'i mllla and compel hlm t> m.ik" th. paymaah
Tne ..rigmal caae datea baeh foe a euartae of 4
century. _
-?-:-_-3
Cnropeon ^.fttifrti-cmeitts.
P DBOPBANS AND TBATBLLBM wlll no*
(l.? Lo.idon etOc* ot Tho Trtbuna. 13. Plaat Btraat,
E. C. ? oooft-eneot pUce to leava i~?lr ?dV-.-ii??c_?oia
tr.U aubacrlpttoa- lor Tba TrUaia-.
HOTEL OE LILLE ET D'ALBIOH,
223, Kuc St. Honore. Parta.
Between the Tutlerlet* Oardena. Piace Vendoma
and New Opera. Advantageous arrangementa foa
famlllea. Beautlful HalL Large Drawlna Rooma
Slectrio UtihU Bo. Telegrama. 'Llllalblon.^
Parla. HENRT ABJ-OIC
U'UKR- TO SIIOF I.\ ElKora,
"Her Hajesty's Corset."
I take f reat pleaeure ia Inforin*
Ing Amerlcan I.a?li.'?that I keep
ln atock all alxca and quniitlea,
and moat hlghly recoiuiuend
" Her MaJestyN f orset,"
The OreateM llealth Ctiver aad
Beautider of the Figtue evei
prodnced.
PETER ROBINSON,
Oxford Clrous, London. W.

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