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SALISBURY'S 'HYO VOICES.
wmi ONE HK REBUKEfl HIS CRJTICa FOR
THKIR INIlNUATIONa
WlTH THE OTBBR HK OROKRI DONF. THK VBBT
THIXQ HB SO INDIGNANTI.Y WJMIBP IIIM
SKI.K i'APAHI.K OF ]>I?1NG -AND M[>.
CHAMSEBLAM WAi TllK MAN
Hl WAI THEN Tlirx
DUUKG AOAIXST,
[|<Y TELEIiRAPH TO THE TRIMNE/]
Waihington. Jai. L'O.. Tliere Is a chapter of the
Vaaaauelan boundary disputo whlch is little hnown.
It reiatts ln general to Kngland'a vaclllatlon, and
jn partlealar to th* Inconalstency of Lord Balla.
bur>. The chapter aerrea to ahow that the whlrll
gw of Udjm mak>-s strangc badfallowa ln Engllah
palltlca, and t.. eonflran the rect-nt sneerinp remark
of Emperor Willlam that Great Brltaln caa form
i... alUance ln Europ* owing to the shifting pollcy
0t her ofldala It wlll appear that .Mr. Chamber
lain. who la noW in the foteground ln Lord Salis
hury'i Cabtaet, one* occupli i .1 lowly pla ? In
llis Lordahlp'a polltlcal eattmatloa.
ln the Btato l>epirtment, aa has been announced
ln tnca* dcapatch**, there are reconls whlch abow
:. at ii one time Kngland'a Bacretary for Forelgn
Affaln, Katl Granville. waa ln favor of submittlrii;
the Veneaualan boundary dlspata to arbltratlon.
I. rd Qranrllli then nddrwaed himseif to Ousman
Blanco, who r*pr***nt*d Vaneanala at London.
t;. :.? ral Blanco atror* earnestly and most lnt*lll
K ? y to bring about n Mttlcnent of tho question*
now ln controversy. He repeatedly put the eaae
of hla lountry before the Brltish Forelgn Offlce ln
h tirtr. clear way. It Is a matter of rccord that
M >>? in. IM, Barl Oranvllle agreed to one of
<;? .-.il Blaaco'a contentkma, that ln a propoaed
treaty between Yenezuda and England then under
dlacuaaion a provision abould be Inaerted aubmlt
t ng all difforenccs to arbitration. Includlng the
boundary question. Barl Oranvllle thua expreaaed
hlmaelf in a note of that datc to Oeneral Hianco:
M. H<- Mlnlatre: I have th* honor to acknowleda*
the reoelpt on the 12th Inat. of your note dat' 1 the
-i . reapectlng the propoaed new treaty be
m.'"n Great Brltaln and V*n*au*Ia. In reply I
have the honor to Intorm you that Her Majeaty'i
i i ivernment agree to the auMtltutlon of the phraaa
"power" to be chosen by the high contractlng
i irUea instea.l nf "arbltratoi s" ln the artlcl.- re?
apectlng arbltratlon. and that th. y fttrtlu-r agn-e
that the undertaklng to rcfer dlffcrencea to arbl
? ation ahall Include all dlfferencea whlch may
arlse befwetn th* hlgh contractlng partlea, and not
io*a bnly whlch arlse on the Intcrpretatlon of
th.- treaty.
t >n Juti" S of the same year Oeneral Hianco suh
nmted the followlr.g feature of the propoaed treaty
coverlng the speclal polnt under discussion:
i'. as lt Is to be deprecated. there shall arlse be?
tween the I'nitel State* of Venezuela and the
Tnitetl Klngdom of Great Hrltain ,md Ireland any
.liff-reniea wh|.-h cannol be adjuated by ;he uaual
nieans of frlcndly negotiatlon. the two contractlng
j-arties agree to submit the declslon of all such dif
:'*-rence? to tho arbitratlon of a tblrd Power. or of
lev r.il Powera. ln amlty wlth both, wlthout r**ort
Ing to war. and that the r**ult of such arbltratlon
i-hall be blndlng up->n i.oth Qovernmenta Tho arbl
tr-i:ing Pow*r, or Powera, shall be aelected by the
two Govtrnment<? by c.mmon consent. falling whlch
each of the partles shall nomlnate an arbltratlng
Power and the arbltratora thua appointed shall he
???'Hiested to seler-t ar.other Powcr to a'-t aa um
p!re. The procmiure of tho arbltratlon shall ln ea'h
ase he determlned by the contractlng partlea, (ail- I
:ne whlch the arbltratlng Power, or Powera, Bball I
be themselves entltled to determliu- lt beforehan 1.
Barl (Iranvllle amended thi.s artlcl* by ins-rHng |
merely "that the award of the arbltratora Bhould be
. arried out a? speedily as po*albl*.M llis Lordship >
shortly afterward left ofrlco. and was aucceeded by
the present head of the Brltish Forelgn <>!li. e. Lord ;
Saliabury lost little tlmo ln repudiatlng wh:i: ! ll
predecessor had agreed to In the way of reachlng
?n undorstanding loohlng to " ? ttlemcnt of th* '
boundary dlaputa On July 27. is.s."., as the Btate De- ,
partment records ahow, ho informod Q-'ti?ral Blanco |
ai follows:
l\er BfaJ**ty'a Oovernment are unabie to concur
in the assent glven by thoir predeceaaora In ofTloo to
?he general arbitration artlcl* propoaed by Yenea
?tela. and they ar>- unabie to agree to the Inclualon
in lt of matter other than th.is?- anslng out of the
intcrpretatlon or alleged \ioiatlon of thls partlcular
:reaty. To engago to r.^fer to arbitration all dls- |
putes and .-ontroversies whatsoever would be wlth- j
OUt preredent in the treaties made by Great Brit
ain. 'juestions m'.ght arise such as thoae Involvlng
ihe tltle of the Brltish Crown to terrltory or other I
loveretgn richts whli h H.r Majeaty'i <:-.\-.rnmt-iit I
could not pledge themselves bofor?>hand to refer tO
arbltratlon.
General Blanco repiied to this shift of pollcy ln
Deeember followlng. In a note to the Forelgn Of?
flce he polnted out the vaillation of tho Brltish
Governni'-nt and the lnconsistency of I.ord Balla* i
bury, as follows:
In regard to the arbitration claUM aa appllcable
to every dlfferenca, 1 one* mor- Invoke the argu- :
ments before alleged, and whlch enforce tbe co:i- I
vlctlon that lt Is a rlght acqutrcd by Venexuela.
aince lt having been pr^-f. rred on h. r parl and
agreed upon on tho part of H.-r Britannic Matesty.
thelr mutual consent has orlglnated an obllgatlon
from whh'h lt is n<>t lawful for any of the contract?
lng partles to withdraw by h*r slngle wlll. I beg
10 make use of your own worda in a Bpeecfa dellv
ered at Brighton on the Uth of October, b.-fore a ,
numerous andience; that ls, b.-fore th.- tribunal of
publi-' oplnion:
"After the fashion of *om* preachers, as liis
eharg** ar- s>mewhat numerous 1 wlll venture
to divide them into tw.> hcada, and the tirst head -.
those that are not true; the second head of thoa*
<-harg'?s la, those that ar* founded on tbe rnon*
Btroua assumption that lt i" ?.iu duty to break the
pronttaaa of our i>rod?'oe?sor as soon as we g?-t into
Offlce. Now he iMr. <'hamt>erlain> has other charg< s.
He sava the flnanclal agreoment wlth ICgypt. whlch
we condemned as muddled and Inadequate, has been j
carrled out. Well. It was muddled and Inadequate. ;
1 a?pr**a*d that oplnion in opposltion. and all that
I have learned in offlce has only confirmed me ln
that vlew. But unfortunately it was an agre.-ment ;
ro whlch England has aet her hand. and Mr. <*ham
herlaln's Intentlon, as I understand it. ls that W*
ought to have torn \ip the agreement to whlch Kng- I
land has set her hand, bccauM our adveraarlea were
!n offlce at the time. I do not like to aay what name
would be applied to such a pro. e< dlng in prlvate ,
life. What would you'thltik of a man who ttirough
hls agent had coriie to a oertaln agreement, and
when the agent went away and another agent came, ,
said: 'I have (hanged my agent and there/ ire I ihal!
-reat the agreement as having never lakwi place'1
There ls no term of oontempt and opprobrlum whlch
vou think too irtrong for such a man. Yet that is
the atandard of morality acoordlna to whlch Mi
? 'hamherlain desln-s that the affaln of Kngland t
should be conducted.
We do not approve of the prlnciplei of the
Kgvptian loan, but we approve still leaa ol any a< -
?.on that Is false to the idedged falth of England.
and if Mr Chamberlain says that al any time in
o ir eareer in opposltlon we have malntalned th
doctrlne that you may dlaregard the pledged falth
..: Kngland bccauB* pledg -I by your opponenta, l
m tat agaln repeat the worda, thal is not true. Ami
10 In regard to thelr Afghan boundary, -Mr. ( ham
berlaln savs that w<- dld not approve Of th* Afghan
ho .ndary'when ln oppoaltlon. No. w.- dld nol ap- i
prove ?f It thon. and were we tled by no engage
m?rits we ahould not ai.prove of it now. But W*
Gladness Comes
VJ^ith a betttr understanding of the transl^nt \
"~ natnre of the many physkal ills whlch
\anl?h bofor* proper efforts? gentle offorts?
pleasant efforts?rlghtly directed. There in cota
fort in the knowledg.- that no many form.s of
ai kness are not due to any acttial dlacas.-, but j
aimply to a constipated condltlon of the ayat^m, |
whlch the pleaaant famlly laxatlve, Syrtiji of
Klga, prornptly removea. That la why it is the
only remedy wlth milliona of families. and la
everywhere eateemed oo highly by all who valuo
good health. Ita beneflcial "ffects are due to the
fact. that lt la the one remedy whlch protBOt**
Internal cleanllnraa. wlthout debllltating the or- i
gans on whlch it acts. It ls therefore all lmpor- '
tant, in order to get Ita beiiellclal affaetg, to note
when you purchas", that you have the genulne ,
artlcle, whlch ls tnanufa'tured by the Callfornla
Fig Hyrup Co. only, and sold by all reputabl*
ditggiats.
If ln the enjoyment of good health, and the
?yatem la regular. then laxatlve ?r other rcmc
dlea are not needed. If aaaactad wlth any actual
dlaeaae, one may be cominended to the moat
aklllful phyalclans. but if in need of a laxatlve.
then one ahould have the beet. and with the well
lnformed everywher- Syrup of Klga standa hlgh
**t and li most largely usod and gives nioat gen?
eral BatlBfaction.
Calendars Free.
Where you buy Soaps and Perfumes ask
for the little pocket calendar issued by
COLGATE & CO.
foun<l certaln engagementa ln exlatence, and thoae
we loyally carrled out"
Oeneral Blanoo quoted another apeech of Lord
Ballabury In part as followa: "i aee that both Mr.
Chamberlaln and Blr Charlea Dllke talk of Zanalbar,
I am tempted to belleve thal Lord Qranvllle never
Informed them of what was golng on In the Forelgn
Offlce, becauae tbe aame atate of the caae exlata ah
aolutely there. While the late Oovernment were ln
offlce the Bmperor ol Germany announced to them
that he had tiiken e.-rtain territoiies in Al'riea und?-'
hla protectlon. Lord Oranvllle not only expreaaed
1 no ODlectlon, bul aald thal he was perfectly wllllng
to welcome ihi Qerman efforta ol colonlaatlon, and
he propoaed thal a joinl commlaaion ahould be ap
polnteo i > determlne whal were the true llmits of
the Sultanate ol Kanxlbar. Tha: is preclaely whai
we have carrled out. and wc have done nothlng elae
We have carrled oui ihe agreemenl whlch l.nrd
Oranvllle made during hla tlme. The Gerraan Oov?
ernment Informed hlm that a certaln proteai
had been made bj the Bultan of Zanxlbar, and II
would Inalal on Ita belng wlthdrawn. That an
nouncement waa received wlth n i objectlon by Lord
Oranvllle, and accordlngly the Oerman Oovernment
haa Inalated on thal proteai belng wlthdrawn, bul
w? have, ln adherence to the principle thal the
pledgea of one government muat be completely and
loyally carrled oul by Ita aucceaaora, almply carrled
ou't that to whlch our pred.aa ira pl? dged the coun?
try, and we have done ai>s ilutely nothlng elae.
MILITARV ACADEMT BILL PA8SED.
1T CARBIEB m:\K1.V MS0.O90 MR. BAYARD'B EX
PLANATIONfl BECEIVED.
Waahlngton, Jan. SO Tbe Houae In a brief sevion
dlapoaed of the aecond of the genaral annual appro
priatlon Mlla the Mllltary Academy bUl.
In the mornlng hour reaolutlona and bllla were
agreed to extendlng the tlme for the completlon of
the Aranaaa Paaa Harbor; donatlng condemaed
can::->n lo varloua Orand Army poata; Incorporatlng
the Bupreme C undl, Thlrty-thlrd Degi.>f Bcot
tish Rlte Maaona, for the Bouthern juriadlctlon; to
print 5,000 coplea each of tha poatal lawa and the
Oeologleal Burvey report on the Crippla Creek, CoL,
II trict and to cbanga the plana for tho publlc
bulldlng ?* Bloomlngton, 111.
The Prealdent'a meaaage in response to the Houae
reaolution of Inquiry relatlve to Ambaaaador Bay
ard'a Edtnburgh and Boaton (England) apeechea,
wlth Becietary Olney*! report thereon, was lald be?
fore tbe Houae, and referred to the Commlttee on
Forelgn Relatlona (They wlll be found on Paga II
of thla p iper I
Mr Cannon (Rep., UI.) reported the Urgenl De
flclen ?>? blll, givlng notice thal he would laka early
o -.- ,-..m to call it for for c malderatlon.
Th<- Mllltary Academy Approprlatlon bill for the
vear ending June 30, 1897, was taken up ln Commlttee
of the Whole and paaaed. lt approprlatea M49.117?l.
A Jolni reaolution reported from ihe Commlttee
on waya and Meana by Mr Oroavenor (Rep., Ohlo)
was agre< i to. direcUng the Commlaaioner of In
ternal Revenue to deatroy all Income tax returna
and coplea thereof made under the provlalona of
tha Tariff law of MM, alace declared to be uncon
?tltutlonal.
Mr. Skinner, <>t North Carollna, Introduced a blll
t-i continue the Inland waterwaya along the At
lantlc aeacoaal to Florida and th.- Mlaalaalppl River.
The object, he explalned. la lo tid I. lal de
fencea and thua glve an Inland route for gunboata,
torpedo-boata, rama, etc, through whlch they could
j taa from all Imp rtant porta on Ihe Atlantlc wlth
out havtng to undergo o.-ean travel
The Houae at 2:16 o'clock adjourned ur.til to-mor?
row.
? ?
MORRISON'8 BOOM OROWINO
IUB80VRI AND ILLINOI8 REPORTED TO BE READT
TO VOTB FOR HlM "FIRBT. LAST AND
ALL THE TIME
Waahlngton, Jan. 20 (Speclal) -The Morrlaon
boom for the Democratlc Preaidentlal nomlnatlon
is aurely growlng, if certaln reporl whlch were Ih
duatrlouely clrculated ai the Capltol to-day wen
w-eii founded. One of them waa to the effect that
an "Important conference of Miaaouri Democratlc
leadera" waa held In Waahlngton yeaterday, al
whlch wt re praaent ln P : '"!| or by proxy, ex-Go -
crnor Prancla, Congreaaman Cobb and other "aound
money" Democrata, and Benatora Veal and Cock
rell, Oovarnor Btone, "Bllver Dlck" Bland, and other
leadera of the free sil \ >r Wlng. After u full dls
cuaalon of the altuatlon a truca was patched up, to
whlch, lt is aaaerted, all tha men whoae nami
have been mentloned agrei I, ai i under tbe terma
of whlch B Btate Democratlc Conventlon la t-> be
beld on April IS. One of the dutlea of thla conven?
tlon ls to be to pass a reaolution Inatructlng the
Miaaouri delegate- to the Demo ratl Natlonal Con?
ventlon to vote for the nomlnatlon of Colonel Mor?
rlaon for the Preatdency, "flrat, i?v: and all the
tlme."
Aeoordlng to an equally authentlc report the
llllnois Btate Democratlc Conventlon i- to nomlnate
Vlce-Prealdenl Adlal E Btevenaon lo aucceed Oen?
eral John M. Palmer as I'nlted Btatea Benator, and
Governor Altgeld aa hla own auceeaaor, and to ln
atruct the Illlnola delegatea t" the Democratlc Na?
tlonal Conventlon to stipporl Colonel Morrlaon for
the Preaidentlal nomlnatlon, ' flrat, laai and all the
tlme."
lt was alao aaaerted that "Barkla was wlllln'." and
had ln >o many worda remarked thal he "had been
Bbot at ln two wara and could atand ll oi.more "
-?
BILVER CONTROL IX THE BENATE
THE FRKE-COIXAOH MAJORITY l:r.rrsi:s TO ACT
ON THi: BOND I'll.'. AND THEN APPROPBI
ATEB JIo.nkv POR minim: BCHOODJ
IN THE BILVER BTATEfl
Waahlngton, Jan. M. Numeroui petltlona were
preaentad to tba Benate to-day and referred lo
commltteea In favor ol the Btoi ? blll ri latlng to lm
mtgratlon, ralalng tbe level of tbe ftreel ktkea, s<-r
vlce penalone, tbe recognltlon of Cuban belllgerency,
tbe reUremenl of greenbacba and relatlng to the
Tranavaal Reaubllc.
Tba jolnl reaolution heretofore Introduced bj Mr.
Cullom (Rep., III.), authorlalng the employmenl of a
akilled archtteci t-> aaalai Ihe aupen - ?.- ai hltect
of the Treaaury Departmenl In preparing tha de
signs. plana and apedflcatlona foi tha publlc bulld?
lng In Chlcago, and approprlatlng ?6,000 for the
purpoae, waa taken up for actlon. After conalder
ab'.e dlacuaalon the Jolnl reaolution waa paaaed -
v.,1-, 4'.'. naye, 5.
Tba Bond blll w.is tben laken up. Mr. 1'lat:
(Rep., Conn.) Inqulred of Mr, Jonea fDem., Ark.),
in cbarge of the Houae Bond blll wlth ihe free
allver aubatltute, aa to when a vote upon ii oou I
be Imi d.
Mr. Jonea aald he waa unabl to atate, as there
were aeveral Benatora who desired (o apeak upon It.
Mr. Platt remarked that the blll had been pendlng
for about three weeka Tbere was no oppoaltlon, he ,
said, from Benatora favorlng tbe meaaure. Tha
free-allver majority was evMently obatructlng lt
BOlf.
Mr. Jonea aald that the origlnal Bond blll was now
ii free-allver meaaure, and that its frlenda would
taka due tlme to preaent Ita merita to tbe country,
and wouM lix a tlme for a vote.
Mr. riait said that he dld nol know what reaaon !
there COUld be for delay ln BCtlng on the blll.
Neither dld be know why the free-allver amend
ni'ifi was propoaed, unleaa the objeel wera to^nT
barraafl :io- Treaaury?It belng perfectly well known
that no free colnaga meaaure waa golng to paaa
thla Congreaa. And yel thri ? weeka had been taken
up while the bond call was pendlng -In academlc
dlacuaaloaa of queatlona as to th?- money atandard
uf the COUntry. Whal other object, h.- ask.-i, could
there be excepl to embarraaa the Treaaury?
Mr, Pugh (Dem., .\ia.i said thal tboaa who were
anxious fur a vota on the aubjeel could i>>- gratl
tied by votlag upon tha reaolution offered by hlm
last wiek. b :ng tha Btanley Mattbewa propoaitlon
of i^tv He wanted to aee whal progreaa tbe money
power had m ide alnc( 1878 ln revolutlonlxlng the
aentlment of th<- la . houaea.
Mr. Hlll (Dem.. N. V.) Inqulred aa to tha parlla
meatary altuatlon of Mr. Pugh'a reaolution, smi
Ing that he d. uv I to siibmlt BOBM lernaiks Upon
that revolutlonary reaolution. He tharefora aaked
Mr. Pugh not to preaa it thla afternoon.
"if I got unanlmoua conaent t.< have lt voted on
to-morrow?" Mr. Pugh aaked.
"Nol to-morrow; aome other day," was Mr. iiur*
reaponae.
??('an you flx a dav when the vote on my reaolu?
tion may be lak.-n?" Mr. I'ugh aaked.
"1 am not Informed." sald Mr. Hlll. bumoroualy,
?;,s to Ihe preclae time when tbe electlon of Sen
atora Wlll taka place ln I'tah. and therefore the
Bond bin cannol be dlapUced In favor of tba Bea
n'tor'a reaohitlon."
Mr. I'ugh made a motlon lo take up and eon
alder hls reaolution
' \|r HiM P-marked that the effect of that motlon
would i?- lo dlaplaea tba Bond blll, and tha vlce
Prealdenl concurred In that vlew.
Mr I'ugh declared that he dd not w.Hit to dlfl
, la.-.'? the Bond blll; and he aaked uanimoua conaent
iohave hla reaolution made tha unflnlahad bualaaaa
in the mornlng hour.
Mr Hal"'u-l'":M-.? -II ? ' fi >'r ?"T'V
n.ish the Bond blll, .-aving thal tha appropnatlon
1 '! ? .uii s.,m be before th< Benate and would
",:l" i v-.th! right of way. He added that II waa
lue^di^Uonor both Houaea to wtod up ihe ees
N,ViVi;^:r.,-:..r"l''"ha:,,he only ..fiain-d from
,ir. junn m.\n i-u aaveral Benatora had ap>
The liono ""? ". -
over for the day. f Callfornia, <lregon.
vv?siI;,?gton.UMonUna?Uidaho, -Neva-.a, Wyonung,
Colorado and South DakOta to aupport schoolrf of
j mlnes by t.-.-lvlnp Z~, v-r .ent of the m-meys paio
to the rnito.i stat.-s for mlneral landa, waa taken
up and paaa. l. ?
Benator Peffera bill to provlde for proper fliapo
! sition of tho romiins of deceaaed members of tn?
: S-nate ,,nd Houso of Repreacntativea who die BI
he capltal 'luring the aeaalona of Congreaa, waa
tnen taker, Up. Obje. tiona to i imi of the provlsli na
of th.- bill wero auggeated by Benatori Platl IKep..
Conn.), H.iie (Rep., Me.), and Faulkner (Dena, w.
, Va.).
The bill waa, on motion of Mr. Faulkner, referred
to tho Commlttee on Kuies.
? ? ? ?
i CAMPOS SAIL9 FOR 8PAIX.
IIIS EMBARKATION WATCHED BY A
BILENT CROWD
OENERAL MARIN TO HAVE CfVtfj AND MTUTART.
CHAROB I'NTU, THE ARRIVAL OE
OEXERAli WBTLEB
Havana, Jan. XO. The departure of Oeneral
Campo* from Havana has qulckly followed hla
recall from the Captaln-Generalehlp of this isl
and. At a o'clock thls afternoon he l*fl th*
Captaln-Oeneral'a palace to g" on board a
Bteamer ln the harbor. H" waa accompanled
).y Oeneral Marln, who wlll have charge of Ih*
< ivil and mllltary admlnlatratlon tmtil the er
iiv.il from Bpaln of Oeneral Weyler, th* newly
appolnted Captaln-Oeneral. and by otber miii
tarjr aad clvll oftldale, and i>y th* aovernort
Quard.
The party proceeded on foot thrnugh the atreet*
to the mole, thelr rout* belng llned by volunteer*
and regular troopa. Arrlved al the mole, Oen?
eral Campo*. Oeneral Marln and tho hlgh mlll?
tary and dvll oltl lals embarked on the Bteamer
Alfonao xii, mi whlch General Campoa wlll re
turn to Bpaln. Mu.-h feellng was dtsplayed a.-i
Oeneral Campo* bade farewell t i Ihoa* who liud
s< rved tind.-r hlm.
About 8.000 peraona aaaembled on tho mole to
wltneaa th.- departure ..f the retlrlng Captaln
Oenernl. There nn no cbeering, the crowd
atandlng sil.-nt ns Oeneral Campo* embarked.
After he had gone, manj expreaatoni "' regret
w.ie heard. The warahlpa it. tbe harbor iir.-d
b aalute as Oeneral Campoa boarded the Alfonao
XII.
QBNEBA WETLEB BTATEfl Hlfl POL1CT.
London. Jan. i'o.?"The Tlmea" to-morrow Wlll
publlsh a dlapatch from Madiid a*j|rlnffthat Oen?
eral Weyler start.-l thla evenlag for Barcelona,
where be wiil embark for Cuba. Prlcr to hla de
partnrc he declared that hla p llcy In Cuba
would be entlrely th" oppoatt* "f that of Oeneral
Catnp ?-. ih- was golng ai a Boldler to aupprcaa
.i rebelllon, whlch he would lo wlth a itrong
hand. but ho would conaent to no cruelty. H?
Indlgnantly denled the charge* that he was
guiltv of cruelty to the Cubana durlng the laal
campalgn. He added that be would Btrenuoualy
avold mlxlng In polltlca.
Th.- dlapatch adda th.it lt la now announced
that the Marqula Ahumada wlll be the eecond
in comnand under General Weyler, and nol
General Suarei Valdes, aa waa announ l on
Bunday.
Madiid, Jan. 20.- A dlapatch to 'The Impar
clal" from Havana aaya that the departure of
many Bpanlarda from Cuba la na ?clai i v ith
the announcement thai Oeneral Weyler had
been appolnted to succeed Oeneral Campoa.
All the bertha on the neal Bteamer for Tampa,
l'l.i.. have been ...**., d.
CAMP08 RETURXB DISAPPOIXTED.
HE BEQL'EATHfl \"< M PARENTL1 II iPELEM ? K
TO !tI8 Rl'CCESdOR
Havana, Jan. li, vla Tampa, ki.i , Jan. X Oreal
tv* been t h< oangei I . fe
Barety two areeki ago Havana ara* al <'?
i' impoa'i ???? t, prot -? ng a
hlm and urglng f.i"i t.. ntl i ?
.; ivernmt n( ?? i '?? laland ?>?? i
,iimy. He ha i i.. x.jn ?
campalgn, and had cabled to the Hoi ;
offi rlng to han i the li i ;??: ihlp ? ><.? r to anoi
Rght ln the ta'.k-. The Home Oovernmen i
:hr.- partlea hera ?? ? .
itay. Sow two of thoae ; irtlea hava pi ? ?? ?? :
.. .
! iwn. after a brllllai
poa goea back t i Bpaln ??
When i'ui
arrlved fr im ?-'; il
Bantl igo de Cuba he had al it '.
r -a Iy ' il
ganlaad mob, m nb? i .ng n
than ; 000, ???? ? ? ot one-l alf ol i a n ?
m Ith i Iflei i 'amp i annoui n i
make sh.-tt a >rk of tha hand I Mam
th.- mounta
in the '.:.'.? r p.irr
and tha ti.?? i - -: :--'-' d to the eaat
? / tha two Mai eoa an i Mai ll had .
w>th imall exped i I ??!? talklni ol
,:.^ w< al an I Inva llng i' imai i< i
Now Campoa goi ? .. I i .;. . In .. i I lea
vor wltfa bandi o.I m ? ug .,; i
at w ll Ibrouffh tbe Interlot of the laland, fi m oni
. -.. and w hoae numtx
Irnate I arltb ani ?> iracy, i hoae not In
.in- s-. Btrong In thelr lympathli ? that almi ?l ? ? ? ? \
b ,rn Cuban can be ? inted as a rebel ..' h ari
What la called the trmy ol IJberatlon ii i .." i
commande i. haa .-..m-- preti i bllne, a
for the moal pari armi i and iiiuipped ? th ;.ii -
and ammunltlon taken from thi npanleh r<
theBpinlah \ olunteera. lt flghta only a guerilla war
fare, bul lt preaervea 11?- - -1 r from annlhllation, and
.-?;,.,ir. ertali ? haa a blg |oh t i pul k down
Cubana aay tha lo nol expeel lo lefeal and
cruah ihe Bpaniah Amn. bul thai the) hope lo
extlngulih Hpain'i reaourcea and bring her lo ?? im
Oomea an l Ma ??.> ar. .? ti 11 operating near H
and aay they are to m.ik.- ihe arai ln thls pari ii
the laland. The rebel armj of tha eaal ut on the
horder of Matanaae, and wlll aoon unlte irlth lha
other foi -s. Should any detai hed poi I
Hpanlih Army ?'??' mlXMl np wlth theae arlngi of
tha rebel army there may ba ^ genulne battle, bul
otheradse the operatlom of Ihe future n-lll follow
the llnea of those ln th<- p.-^t
BNCOURAOED ?Y THE REPORT8.
THE Ji'NTA IIEADQrARTERfl PRACTICALLT RK
UOVEtl TO R'A?HIKOTON ItUI'INa KOR
RECOGNI Tlo.V.
Tho Cuban Junta iti this rlty hai practlcally re?
moved Ita headquarteri to Waahlngton N'ow there
o gathering ol the clam unleaa aomethlng ol nn
uaual Intereat happena, The roomi In 11>.- top ol the
hlgh bulldlng al No as Broadwaj are atlil retaineu,
bul Delegat* Thomai Katrada Palma, ihe lecretary,
Mantiel <i.- \ Queaada, and othera deeply Intere t?l
in the aucceaa of the Cuban cauae, have g.c ?? lo
Waahlngton to urg* Ihe cauae of Cub* wlth tio
tn.-tnb. n of Congreaa.
Carloa de y Ceapedea, nephew ..r Oeneral yic ? la,
ls now ln Cuba, having landed wlth a large Bllbuati r
ing party, whlle Oeneral Queaada hlmeelf is ln Ven
eauela There waa a amall gathering al tbe Junta
headquarteri reaterday. Henriquea Trujinio, Kdltor
of "El Porvenlr," and Benjamln Ouerra were among
tho** who ii-.t.d th* headquarteri They had ln
tb- to aay. Mr. Ouerra waa pleaaed wtth the iii.-^
aag* publlahed In th* Hnlted Btatea whlch had heen
sent from <'uba by Balvador Claneroa Betancourt,
Provlalonal Prealdent of the Ri publlc <>f Cuba. Mr.
Ouerra aald thai Cuba'a Prealdenl had told exaclly
whai all Cubana wanted. 11? - aald:
"Recognltlon ii the flral atep, If we coukl g<-t rec
ognltlon from the ITnlted Btatea Oovernment, we
could apeedlly accompllah the resi and leeure our
freedom. Annexatlon comea later, bul l belleve
that the tnajorlty of ?'ubans hopo for annexatlon
it ahould come, becauae we rsallae thai commerclal
tles. the tl-s ..f youth and kindr.-d Intereat, bring
us into close eomiTiiinlon with the ITnlted Btatea."
All of the Cubana aay that the reporta from Ihe
patrluta ln Waahlngton are moal encouraglna, and
that they hope to aaln recognltlon ihortly, and bring
ai.out annexatlon later.
A CURIOUfl CUBAN BTAB RUMOR.
tiir BOUTHRRN Mii.niA REPORTEO TO HAVE
BEEN OROERED OUT -DEKIAL FROM
BTATB ornciALai.
Waahlngton. Jan. 20- Major-Oemral Nelson A
Milea, eaanmandlng the t'nited states Army, atata*
that h" has heard nothing of the extraordlnarv
riitnoi tolegraphed from Klorlda that the mllitii *f
the Southern States had bef-n ordered out at th*
r*qu**t of the Presldont of the Pnited States as a
pielimlnary to a probnhle recognltlon of the I'libui
insuigenta. If any such older had been l**Ued lt
w.iuld of n****Blty paaa through (Jenernl Mlles's
aJaada
?eeretary Laaaoat, whlla dtrllnlag to dlgnlfy
what he termed the abaurd and Imposslble atory
by any formal de::i.il, I lgg**t*d that an eaay way
to get at th* facta would be to send telegrama to
th. Oovarnora of the daT*re*rf states. Thla plan
belng adopie.1, reaulteil in repllea as follows:
ffaw Orl?n*. Jan. ao. Oov*raor Foatar haa re
ceived no re<|uest from Federal authorltb-s regard
ii,g milltla. .. .
Rlcbmond, Ya., Jan. PJL?<lovernor O'Ferral has
re.-eived m> messuge nsklng hlm to hold Stat.
troopa in raadlnaaa, _ ,
Uontgomary, ai.i.. Jan. ao.-The Ooe*rnor of
Alabama savs b* has raeeivM no auch Inatructlona
aboui troopa fraaa, t?*ai P*paitmaat, aad kaowa
nM*mpBla Tenn . Jan. 20-Brlgadier-Goneral Ar
tbu Tavlor. .'ommander-ln-fhlef of the NMtoaal
tlutrd of T^?n???e?L Mid that he had heard nothing
(MARIANI WINE)
THE IDEAL FRENCH TONIC.
" Vin M;iriani is the most
beneficial tonic : 1 rccommend
it heartily to ;ill sufferers."
JANAUSCHEK.
5ent free, if thla paper ls mentloned.
Dcscriptlve Book, Portraits and Autof rarlis
of Celcbrlties.
MARIANI & ('<).,
f.n, |t Bnb*w4Ha Mlu. 1. W? IMh St., Ntw ??as.
LMboa MOil rd --..,:.
of it ofllclally or otherwlae. H- th lught the rumor
was a i-anard. ,
Albany, Jan M, AdJutant-Oeneral McAlpIn aald
Ih - afternton thal he had heard the report thal all
(1 ivernora had been notlfted to lmld thelr troops ln
readineaa for aervlce, but ao Mr aa New-York waa
concerned there waa no truth la it.
OOMBZ RETREATINO BABTWARO.
Ili: Ifl BEATEM "If KROM PADOS?FAIlKWKI.t. TO
OKNERAL ' AMPOB
Madrid, Jan '.'ii The "ImparcbirB" apeclal corre
apondent In Havana telegrapha that MaxlmoOomea
la retlring to the eaatward. ^ eati rday Oomea made
an attack on the town of Paloa, on the boundary of
the Provlnca of Matanaaa, but waa beaten off.
Maceo ln still wuhln the Provlnca of Plnar rtel Rlo.
The leadera of the Autonomlal party called on
Oeneral Martln./. Campoa yeaterday and bade him
a regretful farewell.
Havana, Jan. (0 All tha mllltary nml clvll ofll
eiais together wlth a larga number of prlyato cltl
aena, mei ai the palace thla afternoon to bid fare?
well to ?leneral Campoa.
MANY PERISHED IN FLAME8
\S AWPUL TRAOEDT IN' A RU88IAN
THEATRE.
P1RB BTARTB PCRINO A PERFOBMANCE IN F.KA
TERtNOBbAV rORTV WINE BODIEB TAKEN
OLT ANTi MORE BEUEVED TO BE IN THK
RL'IXB r?I8TRE88IXa BCENEfl OPT
BIDK THB HCRNINfl PUATHOUBE
st. Peteraburg, Jan. 20.?A dlapatoh from
Bkaterlnoalav, capltal of the Oovemmenl of
that ii.iMi- in Bouthern Rueala, glvea the detalla
of b flre whlch occurred ln ;i theatre there.
caualng large loaa of llfe. The flre was dlscov
ered while a performance waa golng on. The
opectatora becamepanlc-atrlcken and made ?
wlld ruah for tha exlte, Many of them were
k:: ?cked down, trampled under fool and rendered
unconacloua The bulldlng was of wood .and the
flre apread wlth great rapldlty,
Before all the terror-atrlcken people could
utildc, the theatre waa a maaa of flamea.
>Tne acene < utsl i- wa ; terrlble. Th ??? who had
relatlvea or frlenda In the theatre ruahed about
wlldlj rrylng for help t.> aave :h-m Every ef
fort waa made i ? aave th aa In the burnlng
bulldlng, bul the :.-'it waa s.> Intenae that for
.,.,,.. :.-.?? it was impooalhle t.> approach the
- ? i u. i-:: ? i :? en ha i Ii been poai Ible to ap
? :?: lo aave th. Inaide would
u- -l.,;???? dly hav been fraltleaa, n.< they were
pr ibablj auffocated before the flre n led them.
?,:-..? the rulna had cdoled off auftlclently a
,- . was begun for the dead Fortj
havi an- mdy i.n taken oul A number
wh ? are known i<> have been In the
th >atre .iv still mlaalng, and there I trcelj
? ? a' thHr bodlea ? ' b found lat< r
::t the i ulna
? ? -
BRAZIL WANTH TRINIDAD BACK.
!K i s-ii. v.i' Kl O OIVB IT n\ DIP1 l
MAT1C ui. . v . . -v - M W BK BEVERED.
I: ian * Aj ? . Jai \ lo the "Pri
m !. i . ? ial i >: 'i. i' i. ..ili. Braaillan
r Affa ? ? d. mand fr u.-..
,.-. the 1mm ' ' f tha Ial ind of
ipled by
? m ikniK It J ..-.:?..? ' .-i ' i
i. ? .. . terrltoi Il
: itl -n- '? twe<
r . . . ibly be i ptured
PEACK SOT I.lkKLT IN VBTB8INIA.
i Hwrw EXP1 ED FR( >M I ii': BECO I\ ; lON'B"
WITII KIXO .Mi:m:i.' k THE BITCATION
MAKAl.LE
Itome, Jan W Tha Oovernment doea n I exp? I
? . . ? ? ? ?.-.-??::.
. k. Klng of Ihe Ab] atnlana. who haa Inveated
? m n "i Mjk.-.: e, whlch aa oned by an
I..i.ui force lienei .1 Baratlert, the commander of
;?.,-.:-. n Krytnrea, la unable to aa
p al Makalle, Ihe ihr.-.- approachea lo tha
pla .. belng - ?le from natural
eing guardad by (0,000 Abyaainlana.
?
THE BOER8 WERE L'NPREPARED.
A M.U VKRHION OF THK TRAN8VAAI, TROIBLK
i;i\ i:\ rv CONSI I. OKNERAL, W III ? I
Lon lon, Jai !0 Mi Wh t< thi Con il-G
of the Bouth Afrd ui R< publl hi re, haa made p ?
formatlon he haa r? elve.1 fi m the Gov? rn
meni at Pretorla whlch placea a aomewhat dlfferent
,,|,. ? on tbe trouble ln the Tranavaal from that
glven In ihe dlepatchea from Engllah aourcea. Ii
haa be n aaaerted thal the Boer Oovernment knew
that a rtalng of tha Ultlandera waa Intended at
Johanneaburg, and alao of the propoaed rald by Dr
.i.iiii. m, and tooh meaaurea to have an overpoa-ei
? : . : i>ad) to uu< ii any dlal irban ? In Johan
neaburg and to m- t Dr. Jam<
\ rdlng i the a l\ 'ea n Ived by Mr. \\ hlte,
? itementa are untrue. The Govi i nmeni onl)
learned ol the m heme of the I'ltlandera an I Dr.
.i.im.-,ns movementa, on December 30, The Oov?
emmenl bellevea tbai a majorltj of the people in
neaburg wera not aware lhat a rialng agalnac
ih- authoritlea waa mooted, and that the propoaed
movi nent waa conflned prln Ipally to the membera
ol thi K-form I'nion.
As t., the number of Boera who di I ated Dr. Jame
aon. the Conaul'a Bdvlcea ahow that Inatead or
there bi ng from U00 to 1.000 of them, thera were
only HM al the beglnnlng of the liKhi Theae were
graduallj lolned b> amall partlea untll there weru
about elghl hundred lio.-rs in the Immedlate neigh
borh.I when the fightlng ato.I and the Bng
llah lurrcndered, bul many of theae were unable
to tak.- put in the fightlng. Actually about four
hundred lloera compelled the Engllah to lay down
thelr arma. univ Hw Boera were kllled, and twe
means the prevention of scorcs of
cascs of colds, coughs, bronchitis,
pneumonia, and consumption. Wct
fect do not cliret tly make the g^crms
of consumption appear in.the lungs;
but they d?> cansc coughs and colds
and innammation of the throat and
lungs; weaken the whole system. In
this condition the germs of consump?
tion find just tlie soil in which to
work.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod-livcr
Oil, with Hypopnosphrtes, is a most
valuable remedy for restoring the
system to health before these germs
get the upper hand.
scott's BIIULSION bm beea endoraad hy
the BjedJcal profBggloa for twentj yeara. [A*k
paajr </ik-/o?-. i
I'ui Bjp in "?(i <-?'iit and |L<?<? atsea, Tha small
nlzr mnv hf aajoBga to cure your OOOfb or hclp
your bnby.
of them shot aeeidentally by comradea. Three
Uoers were wounded.
JAMBSON ON THK WAY TO NATAI..
Londoa, Jan. C".-"The Times" to-morrow wlll
rulillsh a dispatch from Cape Town, saylng that a
telegram recelved th ra from Pretorla atates that
a majerity of the poUUeal prlsoners have been
re'.eaeed on glvlng hail in 110,000 each. The wrlter
of the dlapatch gtvea tbe inmen of twenty-three
men who are still ln cuetody, includlng that of
John Haya Bammond, the Amerlean minlng enal
neer. The names [ncltrae no others of known Amer
Icana. Dr. Jameaon and the offlcers who accom
l-i-ii.-d hlm on bis ra!d hlVl start-d unler an escort
for Nitil. where th<-y wlll be turned over to the
i;:iti.--h aui'iorlties for trial.
BECURITTE8 CLO<!E WEAK IN LONDON.
London, Jan. 20. The deallnga on th-? Stock Kx
change to-day were llmtted. Amerlean rallroad s*
.iirit'es elos. i weak at decllnea of U to 1. Forelgn
ui ? ?? i dr ippe I \ to ? *.
Bmyrna, Aala Mlnor, Jan. 20. The Unlted Sfatos
Ulnneapolla, Whlch haa been statloncd here,
la under ordera to g> to Meralna, Asla Mlnor. to re
lleve the Marblcbcad, whieb wi'.l go to Egypt.
?-?
PEACEFUL BLECTIONfl IN HAYTi.
MO?T OP T\\\: OOVERNMEMT CANDIDATB* RBr
TURNED HYPPOLITE IVAXTB A BECOND TKRM.
Klngaton, Jamalea, Jan. ?.?Advtcea recetved here
from Hayt! ihow thal tbe eleetlona there passe.i
..ti quletly. The Oovernment candldatea arera ra
turned in all placea except Aux Cayea The pre
cautlona tak n by Prealdent Hyppollte made an out
bi ik Impoaalbl >. The Prealdent, it ls iiald, dealrta
to n rve !n that capaclty for a seeond term. Ile
waa eli led In May, 1890, for a term of aeven yeara,
and conaequently hla Incumbency wlll not expire
iltitil !v'7.
#
MADE ILL AT THE KAISKRS BANQUET.
Berlln, Jan. 20 Ktter the imperlal banquet on
? lay nlghl In the Whlte Hall of the Bcbloaa on
the occaalon of the --i bratloa of the twanty-flfth
annlveraary of th.- proclamation of the Oerman I'm
plr.-, a number of the guesta showed symptomri of
polaonlng. The;.- recelved medical attentlon, and
subsequently i iovered. It la auppoaed that thelr
lllneaa was cauaed by eatlng oystera wblck, it ls
preaumed, wera not freah.
KINO PREMPEH TO BE HELD AS A HOSTAGK.
London, Jan. 20.?A dispatch from Cape Coaat
Caatle sivs thit Klng Prempeh of Aahaatae and
hla relatlvea wlll be brought to Cape Coaat Castle
and h.-l l aa hoatagea for the payment of the ln
demnlty demanded by Oreai Mritain.
FRAOMENT8 OF FOREION NEWS.
Olaagow, Jan. 20.?Tha Bcotch oll eompanles have
eoncluded an agreement to work in eonjunetlon
wlth Acnei. an producen.
Amaterdam. Jan. 20.?The converalon of 375,000,000
gulldera Dutch W4 per '-ent aecuritlea mto 3 per
eent bonda has been su -ceaafully completod.
Colon, i 'ol.uiiliia. Jan. 10.?Tha Govrniii?nt of the
Unlted States of Colombla has referred the claims
of tha Bngllah contractora. Punebard, McTaggart
A Lowther, and the Amerlean contractor, Cherry,
together wlth th.mnter-clalma of the Oovern
meni demandlng the canceliatlon of the raiiway
conceaalona aecured i>y thoae contractora, ta eom
ml a!on* -if arbltratlon whlch wlll alt respectlveh
ln London and NeW-Tork.
80CIOLOOY FOR I HRISTIA\8.
PRRSBTTERIANB LHTEN TO ADDRES8E8 ON THIS
gCBJECT AT THEIR BOCIAL MKBTINO.
Th" Preabyteriaq ITnlon Ibuened last evenlng to
a dtacuaalon of "Chrlatlan Bo< ioli gy " The meet
Ing was held In :h<- Hotel Bmnawiek, and was at
ti nd< l by many of the clergymen and other offlcers
of the Preybyterlan and Reformed churchea of this
clty and Brooklyn, accompanlad by thelr wlvea
Tha prlnclpal apeakera wera Prealdent C. D. Hart
ranft, of the Hartford Tbeologtcal Bemlnary, and
Mra. Lllllan vv. Bella, of 'The Outlook." The Rev.
i >r ii T. McEwen, of the Pourteentb Str.-e: Pres
m Church, and the Rev. John lt. Devlna, ..f
Hope Preabyterlan Chapel, made brief ad
. -. The Ceclltan Male Quartel aang eet
w. x Crana preaUed, and on the phtt
form were Dr. \v. C. Stltt, ebalrman of th- Llterary
Commlttee; Warner V'an Norden, l>r. John Hall,
Di John C, Bllaa and Dr. vV. C. Roberte, In the
audlenra among the laymen wera Colonol A, I*.
un, Oe rge E. Bterry, John St?-wart. Jaim-s
, ..' \\ r. Worrall and r*iofeaaor J. J
Bt i . ? ?
Dr Hartranft bad a charl to llluatrata his aub
,-. . bat ha preferred tba term ',.<->
. loiogj ' whlch he term ? l the aclence of aoclety, to
?,'hrlai n 9 i ology." He deplored tba fact that
? popularly i onal lered to be concerned
,ciety In Ita deterloratlva form, and wlth
ren i il ag n I a. Thla part of aoclology. he said.
a ,s ,-. moal Inconrequent feature. That for whlch
"'',,, . ,.,.. Were reprod iclng, develpplng
, \ ... BociologyandthechurcK
ahould "o-operate one furnlehlng tha aclence and
? ^tl-'reu^^emi InridenUabowIng bow
Imi rove Ita melhoda In d.-aimg
. ";?,| eapeclall) wlth chlldren. Ona
wMthl.t'A church :,?,: ii:.ilKU-;;.,p.H ?ontb to
. ,. ,,?? f,,r aixteen yeara. it waa aug
i,Vi.- SivS '..:"??" ? '!?' '?>?' '!?"!"?;"
... ,,t.-d tha peopla phyal
.;???:?.? in^ th-- tirs:. r^or,l.rd
--V ;':^:);:.^^-wh:^',iv:t''-h^r.o:-...uT
? ?-;?,;; ;;?^!-sNv!l;onT^;l^^;;^t
!"V;1' f'U idiml Chriatlana lona In tha nama of
'',' ?P?h wlll brlghten dark homea, cheer com
r5?le?" H?a and bflSg men and women Into tba
aFXKRAL //'/">' BIKTHDAY CSLBBRATED.
Y. vinwton. va. Jan. 20 -Oeneral Robert K Laa'a
,?,,?.,,, Waa obaerved here to-day by the auapea
?lon of academlc dutle. at the Waahlngton and Laa
V\ ^eraltj and the Vlrglnla Mllltary Inatttuta and
Ming 0f the publlc bulldlnga and achooU. Tho
,,??!, 0f Oeneral Lee In the raauaoleum was atrewB
wlth Bowera. ,
,. , mi, n C, Jan. :?? Roberi B. Laa'a blrth
dai a legal hollday In N'orth Carollna, was ob
atrved to-day by cloalng of the Btate offlcea, dis
?,avlng of flaga on the Capltol bulldlng and clortng
Of the butlkS. ,
v mta ?i.i Jan, 20 -All the banka and publlc
,rlii,. . were cloaed here to-day ln hoaor of Oeneral
, . blrthday. The Vlrglnla B iclaty held a meet?
lng m the Voung Men'a Chrlatlan Aaaodatlon Hall
to-nlght. after whlch thera waa a banquet at the
K m| ,|| Hotel. The oratlon was dellvered by ex
Oovcrnor Wiillam E. Cameron. of Vlrglnla.
Baltlmore. Jan. ?. The blrthday of Robert B.
i,, . a/aa celebrated to-nlghl by the Maryland Con
? i.-rit.. Socletj A I'trge audlence aaaembled ln
?.'.' .;!,...? hall of Harriss Academy of Moate and
iatened to an oratlon by W i ..am I. Rpyall,, jol
mchmopd His aubjecl waa -The Battle ot Oettya
burg and Ita Importan! Rearlng L'pon Modera
Proareaalve Clvllutatlon."
,u- m the evenlng the alxteenth annual banque
nf the iclety ?aa held at the Carrollton Hotel.
T,,.;,. hundred membera and thelr gueata aal down
.' the tablea al 1030 o'clock. Among the out-of
tiwn aueata were Cnlted Btatea Benatora Barry. of
krkanaaa, and Danlel, of Vlrglnla; ex-Oovernor
^i,..^ 0e viabama: Oeneral Jamea A. walxer, "f
Vlrglnla; Oeneral Joaeph B. Wheeler. of Al..t>ama;
\ R. Randle, of Mlaalaalppl, and Dabney M. Srnies,
of Tenneaaee._ _
WORK OF THE CBR18TIAX CITIEBN.
The Rev. Dr. H. T. McEwen, of tha Vbarteenth
Btreet Preabyterian Church, wlll speak this avenlng
ai Hope Chapel, No ":?' Eaal Fourtb-at., on "The
Chrlatlan Cltlxen." The m.-.-tlns: w-ill be held under
th?. auaplcea of the Chrlatlan Bndaavor Boataty of
Hope Chapel. ^ _
DEATB FROM IV 0VBRDO8E OF OP/f .If.
Frank B. Bawyer, twenty-four yeara oid. a mu
?Iclan and compoaer, of No. fii? Lexing:on-ave.. was
found d.-a-i in hla bad late yeaterday afternoon. He
had been In tba babll of taking optum to Induea
aleep Teati rday h>- took an overdoae from a four
ounce vial. and. accordlng to coroner Hoebar, who
gave a permll for the removal of the body, dled
from Ita effecta
BOY8 TO BBLP THK 8TRBBT CLBANBRS.
The boya of st. Mary*a Partab, in Harlem. atxiy
live In number, met last nlght and organlzed what
is tO be known as St. Mary'a Btreet Cleaning Leaguc
of ManbattanvlUe, wlth Ihe followlng offlcera:
Prealdent, Herbert Halllday; flrat vlee-presldent.
Blebard Kllnter; aaeoad vlce-preslilent. Thomaa
Aahton: aecretary. William Btaaal; treaaurer, Allsa
A. B. Tleman. daughter of ex-.Mayor Tleman. and
Alexander F. Oreacben, ordlnance Inaaaoter.
The object of the League is to a^slst Commisaloner
Waring In k.-.-iiiiiK the streets of Manhatunvllla
clean The Womatra Health Protactlva AaaoouUlon
oi Urooklvn. whlch was Instrumental ln atart ng
this movemont In Harlem. wlll organlse other
leaguea ln thal part of the city.
KILLBD BIM8BLF WJTB PARJM OBBBW.
IIM* Hlrachflell. thlrty-four yeara old. of No. ".11
Kast K:Khty-thlrd-st., commltted suloide yeat.-rday
by takliiK Paria green. H? had been employed on
th.- Elgbtb-ava. surfaee rallroad, but loat hla place
..ii ii<-cii-nt of lllnes* About 1 o'clock yeaterday
afternoon he admlttod to hla wlfe that he had taken
aomethlng that made hlm ai.-k. Mrs. Hlracbfleld
aciu for Dr. Katztnberg. of Elghtv-firat-at.. and
(astona
For Infanta and Chlldraa*
Caatorta promoto* TMa;*etlo?, an4
?vercomea Flatub.icy, Conatipatlon, Sotur
Btomach, Piarrhcja, and Feverlahneea,
Thua tha chili 13 rondercd healthy and ltg
slccp nattxraJ. Caatorta containa ua
llorpblue or ot'aer r.arcotlc property.
"Caetnrta la to weT. adapted to chlldraa that
I recommen^ ltaamperlortoany praacHpUoa)
kaowu to tiw." H. A. Aacaaa. M. D..
111 South Orford St., Brooaiyn, M.T.
rVom pon>onnl lrnon lodge and obaervatlon 1
ean sny tlmt Castoria is nn exoellent medicine
forohildren.aoting as a laxative and relieTing
the tient up bowel* nn.l general syitein ?ery>
miicfi. Many innlhtM* hnve toJI me of Ita e?
cellunteffuctupoa thelr cbildren."'
Da. 0. C. Oeoooo,
Loweii, at-aa
"For aereral years I have recommendea
Tastoria.' nnd ahall always eontinue to do m
aa it has inwiriablv prodneed beneflcial reeulta.
Bown v Paaaagfc m.u.
lS5th Street and Tth Ave., paw York Cltjl
"Tho uie pf' Castoria' li ao unlvenal and fta
merits ao well known that it wems a work of
eupererogation to endorso it. Few are th*
lnt-dligent fftmilles who do not keop Caatorla
wiLhj: t-4--y reach."
witr-x t-a.-y rciu.li.
Cuilos JUbtyx. D.D..
New York CWy.
0OX.D BY AU, DUnGGISTS.
|>KI( I. ?? CBfltTBb (0
Sick Headache
Poftitively 4'uretl by
tli<-?e lillle 1MIU.
They also rolieve Dlatrea*
Trom Dyapepsla, Indtgeatlon,
and Too Hearty Lattng. A
perfec"; remedy for Dlzzineaa.
Hanaca. Drowslneaa. Bad
Ta?t? in the Mouth. Coated
Tongve, Pain in the Slde.
TOKPID LIYER. They reg
1 ulate the Bowels.
tAHTF.lt BbEBIOINB CO.. N. T.
Lexington-ave. The Btek man oonftssed that h*
had taken Parla green at 11 oYlook ln the morning.
l>r. Kataenberg worked over him all afernoon but
Hlrachfeld i.. -ame unconacafu* aad died at ? i*
o'cloi k las- ni^iit.
0DD8 IW EXD8 OF 8FOMTM, -
BTARK ST1LL LEADB AT Hil.MARDft
Piiv in tha amatear biiis.irdKts' chaaBplnantp
?crlea va* reaumcd al Oaly'i room*. Broadway
and Thlrty-ftrat-at. yeaterday, and Mr. Stark. of the
Maiiii.u'..m c:ub, iu< .i*d la captartaaj more laaaata
and increaalng bli alreadi good rtaaaaaa Bec tn?
champlonahip trophy. Th* laat gaaaa pkajrai on
Baturday nlght wa-: flnlahed a. a U?M haar, and re
,ulted In a \: ? ry for Mr. Barcard, of the Mon
iauk Club, of Brooklyn. His appoaanM was Dr.
Jennlnga.-the veteran Brooklynlte, who representa
th-.- Creaccnt Athletlc Club ln the t.mrnamenL
Barnard played 00 to Jeonlnga'i 200 polnts The lat?
ter dld not play nearly up to hls usual form. an?
had I or. d but 101 polnta when H.irr.ard ran out.
Barnard'i average wa- 4. ::-i7. and hla b**t ma, U.
Jcnniage*! av< rage w.is 11 B, aa i hia highest run, a,
T!i<- rirat garnc yeaterday aftemooa wa* lielwaaa
Stark and Oardner. Btark gave hla oppoaaat twen
tv polnti and bcal nlm handily. Stark piayed
:';.? to Qardner'a St ; >lnta itark'a play was equai
lo anythlng h* lia< y-t dOB* durlag tho tourna
mcnt, and be haa playi I brtlllaatly mroagbeut Hia
averag* ?xs t, and hla hlgheal run PA iiar.lner'*
average was ?(. Zl ii. and hla best run, tfc
Barnard and Kceney w*r* the n-xr t* croaa <-u?a
yeaterday, and the latter woa wlth conatdaraMa to
spire. Kcency'i baadlcap waa Mt and Barnard ?
!I0 points. Keeney'i averag* waa ?"?. ??U, and hla
beat run. .::?. Marn.uTs av.-rage ?as 4. .'?I". aad
hla hlghesi run. 15 riM latter had acerad by ita
polnta arhen the ~.iu\" ended
The game between Mlller and i >akee last nlght.
waa w..ii by the former. llis handlcap ?jk .'40 and
Oakea'a w.i-. 2_i' Mlller arou by 12 polnts. His
average waa I, 8 St, and lus b.-st run 2?. Oakea'a
averag* araa ?'? II 57, and hla hlghesi run. x.
-?
rALR'B CREW MAY YKT CROM THK VTATBah
It was ruBBored list nlght that Y'ale had coa
cluded to ser. 1 a CT*W to Kngland to row againat
Cambrldge or Osford, There was considerable tala
on tln lubjecl by Yale men at the L'nlversity Club,
but iivboly appeared to have any deilnito int'ormtt
tu.ii in relatlon to th* matter.
DEATB OF l WELL-KNOWM UAWGER.
thomas HAOUIRB, ONE Of TB1 Ol.HEgT
THEATRICAlt MEN i>F THK COINTRV,
FOUND DBAD IN' His BED.
Thomaa Magutra, one of tho oldest theatrical
managtra in the country, dl*d *? sunday nlght at
NO. 111 \Yest Twenty-eighth-st. Hls doath wa*
cauacd by old ago and general debUlty. H* h?d
been sick for ten weeks. His tcirae, K. A. Kllday,
who had seen hlm safe to B*d on funday nlght,
went to the room yeaterday morning to gtve hlm
his eoBa* and trled to arouaa blaa, but found thac
he would not BntWer, H>- aoon brought the doctor,
who thought that Mr M iguire nuiat have dle<l not
far from 9 or 10 o'clock on Sunday nlght. Th*
funanal wttl talta place to-morrow.
?'Old Tiim" Maguire, as ho was generally called. ln
distlnction from hls nephew, who has loiig been
known as a theatrical manager. treaaurer and agent
here and elsow here, v.as the ploneor theatrical mana?
ger of the Pactfle Coast in the early daya of gold
huntlng Ha practlcaUy controlled theatrical affaira
In San Fr.in.MCO aml on the coast for many years.
He managad auecaaatvly the Maguire Opera Houae,
the Academy of Muate and tho Haldwln Thealre. ICd
wln Korrest, K Iwin Hooth, Parepa Hosa and many
other importani stars w.-nt to Callfornla and per
formed there under hla management He waa rleh
at one time. but he lost all his money thrnugh specu
latlon and misfortune. Three of hls theatres. of aa
aggregate valuo of not less than U.ODO.OrtO, wer*
hurned. He liad done no active work ln the last tea
years. He leaves a wldow.
.4 LBCTVMM BY MAJOM POXD.
A large audlence tllled tho Hloomlrgdaie Church,
at the Boulevard and West Sixty-elghth-at., lait
night to llsten le Ma.ior Pond's lecture on "Tha
World's Famous Men and Wonien." The lectur*
was an ilhntr.it. I one. and Ita portraite of notedj
pcrsons were presonted on a screen.
WATMM VOOKED A Li CBICAG0.
From The I>etroit Tribune.
Thi Chlcago walter bent hlm low wlth courtlf
graee.
"Wator cut thlck. brolle?l me<l!um, amothered la
a:r," < omr.i.-.nded the stranger.
RELIABLE
CARPETS.
Carpet prices sqaeezed
. down to tbe lowett poiit
[fta COWPERTHWAITS, IM
Q West 14th St

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