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THE CRISIS EXAGGERATED.
U. BERTHELOT BEBM1 TO HAVE BEEN
MISREPRESENTED.
pORY THAT THE FRENCH FI,RET HAS BAIUSD
|OR EOYIT DENIBP?THK EXCITKMENT. HOW?
EVER. IS IXTE.VSC IX CAIP.O?THE KHK
DIVE IT1IM HIS TBOOFfl ON THEIR
WAY TOWARD DONGOL.A.
Parls, March 18.?It ls> seml-oflicially declared
(hat tbe utt.-rances of M. Berthelot, Minister of
Toreign Affalrs, regardlng the gravity of the
eonaequences of the Brltlsh expe.lltion to Don
gdl. d-i not pOBBSSB the meanlng attached to
them. They m.-rely referred to the questlon of
nslng the reaerve Egyptlan fund for the expedl
tlon. M. Berthelot wlll. it is sald. make a state
mrnt to thal effect ln the Chamber of Deputlea
to-morrow.
Altogether FVance seerr.s to be anxlous to re
jnove the effect produced by the bulletln, em
Isdying the substance of the Intervlew bet-ween
SCENE OF THE AFRICAN CAMPAIGNS.
MAP SHOWTNO WHERE THE ITAUANS HAVE BEEN FKiHTINO THE AHYKSINIANS. AND WHERE THE
ANOLO-EOYITIAN EXI'EDITION WILL MJCET THB DEBVIBHB8.
lt Berthelot and the Brltlsh Ambassador, Bord
Dufferln. While the Government wishes lt un
derstood that Krance is closely lnterested ln the
matter they In no way desire to ussurae an attl?
tude of hostility toward England.
It waa necessary that France should clearly
define her attltude at the outset, and. in vi<-w
ftf the frlendly relations recently established
wlth England, the Government was of the opin
lon that frank language would be the most
llkely to remove any possible mlsunrlerstandlng
th&t mlght arise.
The "Temps," ln commentlng upon the matter,
expresses vlews simllar to the foregoing.
Franels Charmes. the eminent journallst and
member of the Chamnee of Deputle*. informs
the United Pr*s? that he "has talked with
Premler Bourgeois and M. Berthelot, Minis?
ter of FVjivlgn Aftalrs, upon the situatlon
ln Afrlca. espe-cialy ln regard to Egypt and
the londSA ?*nd both consider tht- p-j.sition ex
tremely grave.
M. Etienne, Vlcr-Prestdent of the Chamber of
Deputies, prealded over a meetlng of the Colonlal
Bfoup in the Chamber thls afternoon to con?
alder the situatlon.
The .tatement made in the dlspatch from
Toubn to the "Flgaro" that the French squad
Oa ln the Levant has been ordered to Egyptlan
?aters ls denled by tho Government authoritlea.
Lond..n, March 18?A dispatch to "Tne
Olobe" from Calro says thnt Mr. Curzon's state
totnt ln the Brltlsh House of Commons on M?n
?*y in regard to the Sou-lan expedition has cre
*ted a great BBBBBtlOB there, the gravity of the
?tuation being fully reallzed. The consensus of
?Plnlon ln Cairo ib that more troops are urgently
?equlred.
A dispatch from Calro says that baggago and
?orea are leaving dally for the Brltlsh expedi
Uon to Dongola. The filxth Egyptian Battallon
?tarted to-day. They were bldden a cordlal fare
?? by the Khediv.-, who exhorted the troops to
?8lnuin the honor of thelr country. The Khe
Orp has lent to the expedttlon hls private camel
"frpaand ha. also .ent wlth lt several ofllcers of
?** Per.onal staff.
"The Rt. Jame.s's Gaiette" makes no secret of
Jj de.ire of Great Brltaln not to evacuate th.?
Jlle Valley, but thinks that Lord Salisbury
_^?flt to give more deilnite informatlon of the
Hood's
I Are
much Btjparh
a. Hood'a Sarsai.arilla J - I I -^
r I IS
y are
J8. Wood purlflers. Th'-y
fcSi^ 4M' easy to "I'erate, sllent but certaln
?"?oymn druggiats. j> cents.
pD-aent expeditlon Into ?he Sondan to a some
what dubloua anj dlaturbed publie.
Tho provlnela] nearapapera arrch support tho
Government are exoeedingly lv.kewarm. "Th.
Guardian," of Manohester, pays that many Con
?crvatlvea vlew the Egyptlan poiicy of the Gov?
ernment with inereasing susplclon.
"The Birminpharr: Poet" aaya: "The lack i f
enthusiasm on the Government Ix-nches over the
Id. a of reconquering the Soudan ls suspidous,
and this reserve wlll not be removed unle?s
stionger reaaona for the expeditlon are glven."
M. BERTHELOT BACKED 1*1*.
THI. "FIOARO" lATIi "(JRKAT HRITAIN'S ATTI
TUDB IN BOYPT II AN OUTBAOB UPON
ALL EUB0PB."
Paris, March 18?The French unanlmously ap
prove the attltude assumed by lf. Berthelot. the
French Minlster of Forelgn Affairs, in regard to
the Brltlsh expeditlon to Dongola, and advise hlm
to persist in the energetlc poiicy he has adopted.
The "Figaro" says: "Great Prltaln's attitude in
Bgypt ls an outrage upon all Europe. Lord Salls
bury and . s ("n>-:,).-t have bflfln more deeply coin
mltted than they would have wlshed through the
actlon of I.arU Cromer, Brltlsh Dlplotnatlo Ai?ent In
Bgypt Only 4.50.) troops are belnx sent into the
Soudan Inatead of the nocessary 20,000, and Lord
Cromer is specu.atlng upon this fact for a check to
the advance of the Brltlah force whlch will Involve
the pride of EngZand and delay her evacua'tlon of
Egypt. Europa must not be caught in so clumsy a
trap."
Tne '_au_ola" says: ".M. Berthelot'i actlon is the
resul: of intimation from the Khedive that :f Prance
Btood wuh fold.-d arn>s nothlng remained for him
to do but to support Englund "
"L'Eol.iir" r-avs that the Intenrlew between M.
Berthelot, Mlnlflter of Fore gn Affairs, and the Mar
guis of Dufferln, Brltlah Ambaaaador, whlch took
place yeaterday, pr rvea tha, Prance ls dlapoaed to
dlscourage a poiicy which rio.-s not show luflBclent
reapect for the Intereata of Prance ln Egypt. Be
si.i.-s, Prance haa many other grounda of objectlon
to Knglmd engaglng tn n venture of a.lvanta?.- io
herseif, which ls not calculated to have a BOOthlng
effect upon the varlous Ministcrles.
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GERMANY FALLS IXTO LINE.
GRFAT BBITA1B HAS NOW A MA.IORITY IN THF
BOTPT-AN DBBT OOMMIMIOK.
Berlin, March II?It is offlclally announced that
Oanaany, havlng learned thnt the Brltlsh propoaal
to use a portlon of the reserve Egyptlan fund for
ihe Dongola expeditlon. ls accepted hy the olher
Oovernments In ,he Drelbund, his lnstructed the
Oerman Commlaaloner of the Publlc Debt at Calro
accordlngly. '
London, March 18.?The declalon of the Powera
comprislnp the Drelbund to accept the propoaa] of
Oreat Britaln to use a portlon of the reserve Egyp?
tlan fund for the Dongola ex|>edttion plvos Knx
land a majorlty ln the Egyptlan d'-bt oommlsslon.
A TUMULT IN THE ITALIAN CHAMBER
SIONOR TERRI, WHBB INTKRRI'PTI.1., BHOVTi
THAT THE SOCIALISTS ARE ALL ANT1
MONARCHIPT8.
Rome, March 18.?In the course of the dlscusslon
In the Chamber of Deputles to-day of the state- I
ment made to the Chamber by Pr>-mler Rudlnl yea
tenVuy. Signor Terrl. Sociallst, whlle dallvertng a
speech. made an alluslon to the Crown ln connection
wlth the late Government's African poUey, wh.-re
upon the Presldent called hlm to order
Terrl retorted by shoutlng that the Foolalists were
all an,l-Monarchlsts, whlch eliclted oh.-ers from the
Soclalists and crles of dlssent from the other groups.
The tumult was so Bieat aa to prevent rh.- contlnua
tion of Terrl'B Bpeech. Bx-Premler Crlapl was pres?
ent, A proposal ,o send a messagfl ol flalutatlon ,o
Kngiand was loudiy applauded by the Chamber de
splte the protests of SiKiior lmbrtanl nnd other
S.clallsts..
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ITALIAN SECI'RITIES DROP IN LONDON.
London, March 1?.?Italian securltles fell one polnt
on th? Stock Exchange to-day and Bgyptlaaa fell
one-half.
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TO DETACH ITALY FROM THE DREIBT'ND.
London. March 18.-A dlspatch to "The Pall Mall
Oazette" from Home aay? that France B_tdRu.aU
aro IntrlgUlng to detaeh Italy from the Krelbund.
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HAS KAS8ALA BBBM EVACI'ATEI??
London. March 18-"The Tlmea" to-morrow wlll
say there ls reaaofl to belleva that the Italian force.
svacuated Kaassln on March 18, ?
THE PATWARCH MAY RKSHIN.
MB0V8TBD THAT BO ONE HAI BBEB PUX1BHED
POB THB AK.MENIAN MABSACltBB.
London, March lt -"The Morning Post" to-mor?
row wlll publtah a dlspatch from Oonstantlnople to
a news agency here, saylng that the affalra of tne
Armenlaa Patrlarchate are eaal epprcachJag a
erlata. II la generally belleved, ihe dlapatch aaya,
tbat Mutt.-o lamlrllan, the Patrlarch, hns become
arearled and dlagusted, and aill ultlmately reelgn.
' Nobody has yet i,e.-n panlshad for tho BJaaaacrea
and plllaglng whlch wer.- oocamltted las: year, but,
on the oontrary, rnany oftlclals who were ln power
at the time have been promoted and decdrated,
while Eaaad Bey. whoae efforts to atop the maaaa
ore at Treblaond in October laal have been repeat
edly broUKht to tne notlce of the P .rte I y th.- for
,-iKn embaaalea, ha? been arreated aecretly und
brought to Constantinople.
MoSI.KMH WARNKD TO DEFEND TIIKM
BELVE8.
Oofwtantlaopla, March 18. lt ls reported that di.
tarbanees have occurred ln Beyrout, where, it la
sald 18,000 Cbrlstlans paraded the str<-ts and a/arned
the Moalema lo detend themselves. Th.- Sultan h-is
telegraphed to the Vall InstrucUng hlm to Breserva
order.
DlaUaTTROTJfl MRS ON THE KINANCK.
Colon. March 18.?The ateamer Flnarce. Captaln
I.aly, from New-York. March 10, rapOTta thal at
?aldfldgBrt on March 12. durlng a hurricane. flre waa
illKc-overed In the ahlp's port stor.-roorn fOTWard.
The llre burne.l untll 6 o'clock ln tbe morning all 1
d.-wtroyed the bulkhead and a large quantlty of
Mores, biocka, salta, ate At At 2 o'clock la the
mornlnif the flres in the englne-room were put out
by water, whlch flowed In through the inaiiholes,
but they w.-re r.kindlcd at 4 o'clock. The powder
whlch waa on board the ahlp waa thn.-.vi, overboard.
an.l the llfeboata arere launched. rhe ofllcers snd
crew behaved with Kfeat cooln.-ss and brav.ry. No
llvea were lost._
TO MARK EOREIGN HEATI ANL CHEBBEI
Lcetdoa, March 18. -ln tlM House of Ce8IBmBB8 to
day r. H Ml'.dmay. Llberal I'nlonlst member for
tbaTotaea diviaion of Detwaafclre, Introdtteed a i.ni
to comi.ei aallers of meat.* ?r ehsBsas te ptac. aaarka
upon foretgfl and colonlal meat* and che.-aea whi.-h
would dlatinKUl?h them from the domtatlc artlcle,
and alao Imilcate whlch waa forolgn and which
C(J?mei' P. Smith, Llberal I'nlonlat. and the Klght
Hon Charles .J Itltchl.-. prealdent of tbe BomrTot
Trade oblected to the bid. Tl.e Bngltah and Irlsh
.Krlcu'ltural membera aupported the bi.l but the
ficotch m.-mbers arere moaily opposed to It.
Th. blll was real a second tlme. by a vote of
239 to 82. _^__
VTCTORIA HOXOR8 FHANCIS JOHKPH.
"Tondon. March 18.-Queen Vlctorla haa created
Emporor Frands Joaeph colonel-in-chlef of tho
_st Pragoon Guarda.
A SPANJSH COL UMN DEFEATED
THE INSURGENTS MANOEWRE WTTH
TELLING PBECIBION.
THEY SfrtROfNp THE GOVERNMENT TROOrS ANP
MAKE TWO CHAUGEra-nVT OKF1CIAI, RK
I'ORTS SAY THET I/>ST HEAVIET?THE
IiATTl.E WAS NEAR ('ANPK..ARIA,
m PISAB DBL KTO.
Havana, March Ifc-Nawa has baan reealved hera
of an lmportant b_tt;<- whlch was taught on Mon lay
in the vleinlty of Candelarla, in the Provlnce ol
Plnar del Rlo. The Oovernment troops were unable
to drlve the Insurgents back and retlred from thelr
posnions wlth conslderable loss.
The Bpanlah forcea arera commanded by Oeneral
Llnarea and Coioricls Inclan and Hernandei, and
the rebela by Kacaa and Baadera. The iisht was
begun on a llne parallel with ihe roadway, Tha
Bpanlah forcea deployed, tbe Tartfa batulkm, a aec
tlon ot the Vletorla Cavalry and a detachment of
artlllerjr forminK the vanguard, and openlng nre
upon ,h<- eneihy. The rebela returned thlfl Bra and
at the same tlme made an attack upon the r.-ar
guard of the Spanlards, completely encircllng thelr
colutna
Havlng entlrely surroun.led the Oovernment
trcoj.s, the Inaurgentfl advanced upon tho artlllery
men wlth macheteal The latter mada a vlgoroui
reilitance, uilng mdaketi and grenadea wlth such
effed aa to check f..r a tlme the enemy*- advance.
bul with relnforcements ;i second Chargfl aaa made
by tha Inaurgenta and a hand-to-band engagement
enaued. Tha battle t.-rmlnated wlth a bayottat
eharge. After a hot llght, laatlng two boura, lha
Sp.mi.trd.s were defeated, loslng many ktiie-1 anl
srounded. It araa iba Intentlon ot the encmy to
prevent Colonel inclan from pro.-.-.diriK to Can?
delarla.
The offlclal report of the flght says the Insurgents
Buffered .. tremendoui loss. Th.- Bpanlardi loat two
captaini and flve prlvatea kill>_ and oae Iteutenaat,
four aergeantfl and ftfty-fqur ao^hera woun.b-d. Qea
er.il Llnarea arrlved al Candelarla an h..ur afrer lha
engagement, ahen be reported hls share ln the
battle.
Madrld. March 11 A ipeclaj dlapatcb to the "Im
parclal" from Havana layfl tba flgbl near Can?
delarla, in the fl/estem pr.n-ln.-e, was the BMMl
?evere that has taken plac- for mme Hme. The In?
aurgenta, 4,000 Btrong, mada ? daeblng attack upon
the Spaniih ertillery, complotely aurroundlng them,
and malntalnlng thelr poaltloa unin thelr llnea were
brok.-n by volleyi of Krap.- >hot. They were eventu
aily dlslodged oi the polnl of the bajroaet, Tho
rebels, who urera commandod by Maceo, raffered
?evere losses The Oovernmenl Iroopa last eleven
kl'.led and slxiy-two wound.-d. Sp.inish troops are
puraulng ,he rebels.
CUBAN RE80LUTION8 UNCHANGED.
THE POBBIOB BBLATIOKI immmittki. YUTES TO
PBBS- THEM AS THEY AKE.
tYashlnprton, March IR (Spe.-lal).?The rumors set
Bfloat that the S.-nate Poralgfl Relatlons Commlt?
tee. taking alarm tt recent sIri-.h of lncreaslrg
hostlhty to the Cuban conferen.-e report, woull
attempt to plaeate the opposltlon by throwlng
overboard the iBterventloa declaratlon forced upon
the oonferraea by the House managara provad to
day to be unfoiin Ir-d. The con)nilttee met thls
mornirifr. and whlle tho propoaltion to throw over?
board ,he las, Beetlon of the House reoolatlooa
and ask .1 ?.nd conference was broaehed, lt ?aa
qulckly rejected b>- an almoat unanlmoua vote.
Por tha preaenl the commlttee am sti.-k to ita
purp .so to accept tha Houaa reaoluttona as a
srholfl ar.d aecura th.-ir ad?>ption uacbdnged by tha
Senate. so as to end deflnltaly and flnally th* d!s
cusalon arblch has been raglng ln both branches
for the last two months. Mr. Sherman aaa la
structei by hls colleagaea on Bm Tromirte.. to
keep rhe conferanca reporl before tha Benate bi
conatantly as posslble, :r. rhe h'.j_? ..f forclng a
vote by tbe i nd of ,he week.
As tha Cannon reaolutlon, to re-|ulra the open?
lng of the Cn, ? .... rvatl >n. ??'.! ?.:.??
Dunont <-.. -r.on oaa, monoi iIIe. I ?:,<? aften.n.
tr.e result of th? commlttee's declalon tr, \ ntafl .1
-. ita on tho Cuban reaolutlon a*aa ratner liiap
jiolntlnK Mr. Veat took Ibe Cannon n n aa
a ronvenlent t? \r t ,t an attack -.r.
Smlth ar.d rhr- l'r-.- !?::?. rhe lstter*fl r. enl :??
marka at the Preabyterlan Home Mlssl -s meetlng
ln CarnegrU ll.iii ?-r\.r - ea .. 'onsplcuon ? .<r_;. t
for the Sllssouri Bsnator's t.irr.r an 1 ?.-,;?
Irony.
THEY eool WEYLER HI'T ARE HANOfiD.
TWO OUBANg BMPf-OTEI) TO BETBAT DBACKO
CHABOH gtDBg AND COMB TO OBIBf.
Key \\>*t, Fln., Mareh iv Paaasngeaa l.y tt-.*
ateamahlp Oflvette BMUght r>[?.ri thal Murlo* itml
Bastra, ;? - Cuhana . ipleyed by ri... S|..u._;h 0?>v?
ernment to betraj Uaeee, lefl Kavaaa . few daya
o.o, going to th. sugar plantatlon Banta Am?u.i,
where they caused ?n flprlalng among the C ei
.) rbp ithi/. r*.
They were m.i by <Sener.il Airuirre, wbo dlacvtr---!
their mlsaion snd pr .'upt:> r..it.k? *1 them
Vlctorlano Relnerl, firm. ri> aa ? lltor of .. Bpafll.'i
paper hi thla dly, bal lately edltor of ib* "Purhb."
one of the m-.'t rabld Bpanlsh paper. on the lalasid
of Cuba, ara recently aenl to tm Cabanai foi :.ti
rl.lng thi BpanUh Qo/ernm.nt H>lng drunh arh.n
i..- entered ihe Cabanaa, Weyier ordered ns aoon u-.
he was ? .ber that ho be shot.
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OEN. WKVl.flR HAMiKi'.Ki. BT PRVVKSCW
Madrld, March 11?A dlapatch from Havana to
tho "Imparcla!" aaya:
Captaln-General v7evler feela much btndered by
the exceaaive degrree of prudence h- ls compelled t.i
observe lurlng the discuaat- n In th* l'nlted Btatea
Congrea. ..f the queation rtt the beillgereney ..f thai
Cuban Inaurgenta, whi.-h, moreover, prejudlces th.
course of tho war.
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BTERN REARRESTED.
NO PBOBBCVTOB APPEAR.-' THE HAUPAX POLKTI
haii. T?> BB MAM A CA/rg PAW OB Bt THE
KBW rOBB AVTHOBJTTBS,
Hallfaz, N. S., March lt, Wh. n Cflarles St.-rn.
the alleged New-York embesaler, w.is broughl be?
fora Jualge Townaend to-day there arere preaent
representing the prlaoner, C. Hudson Bmlth an.l a.
a Morrteon. Detaetlve Power was stoo pn - I
Mr. Morrlson mad. an appUcatloa for the prlsoner*s
dlscharge, and ths Jndge aaked who was repre
i .enting the proseeution. Nobod] seemed t.> know.
Aft.-r an effotl to flnd ths proseeution counael, the
i Judge granted .Morriaon's appllcatlon and algned an
. oi ler for the prtsoner'a dlscharge.
Btern w.-.s hustled out of coart, i.ut Deputy Bherlff
Archlbald stepped up arlth a caplas laaued by A.
] vVhltman, antlng for Knauth, Nachod * Kuhne, of
[ New-Tork. The flrm mad. thelr clalm .<s a holder
| for value agalnal the defendant as tha drawei of i
! check for H.ii7 7.".. dated March '?. MM, addn ? ? I I i
j th<- Merchanta' Natlonal Bank of New-Tork, and
j payable to the or.i.-r of the plalntlffa. The check
i was dlahonored on presentatlon. In tba mean tlme
? there aeema to be an underatandlng regardlng c
dlaposal of th. fund. found on Btern. Tw.> account
I aius wer. at th.ii ??? of th. Chief of Pollc to
ioi.nl and sort oul the forelgn money. A deputy
1 sherlff araa p/eseni and k.-pt close to ths money.
] while Btern waa allowed to accompany his counael
to the D6mlnl8n Lln. ateamahlp offlc. to try t<> e?
change his il kei
A promlnenl lawyer, speaklng of the affair. de
| scribea it aa Inlquitoua. The local pollc, h. i I
! w.-re being mad. ii cat'a-paw of; in fact, ? sort of
eollectlna agency for th. New-Yerk pollc. The
valu. of tn. forelgn coln. Iu Btern'a poaaeaaton ls
placi i by eapert. at ISJal 2.1.
Stern is ln Jall to-nlght, while the lawv.-rs are
wrangling as t. how the varloua ? l.iltm on the
money he broughl h.-r.; shall be s.-tti-d. Bo n.r
th.-y hai a ri achi i bo aeclalon,
?,?o
COLONBL LUDLOW BACK W LONDON.
THK Mll.n.\ltv ATTACHB OF THB AMBB1CAB l.M
BA88T BBUBVBB 'IHE KAlsi.it TO BB A
i:i;.\l.\KKAiil.i: MAN.
l>ondo i. Mareh ifc pLl.at.8ant-Colon.l Ludlow,
Miutary AtteoM '" tha IV-lttd Btates Emhaaay
h.-r.- arlved al tha sabaasy to-.i..y aft.r a tour of
laspectlon of Ibe Suez, corinth. Baltlc -North Bea,
Hollaad and other Buropean caaala under jpstrae
tions from the Unlted Btatea QBV^raaiaat
Colonei LudlOW says that lie w*t_ treatnl wllh Ihe
utmosi oourtesy l.y the oaVlala ..t evary pla*.-. h*
vi.-ii.-.i and gathered a greal deaJ of valuab|g ln
formaikw He arlll Inapeci the Pda/usheaterMhilp
canal and the Caledonlaa Canal la Bootland bei.
"colonei Ludlow had art audlenc. laaiitiK aa baui
snd .i half arlth the Oerman Kmpjioi ln Berlln.
Th Kalaer ulked upon a varlety of aubjeeta, and
dlaplayed an Ini mat. knowledgi of many rnattera
whlch II wou.d hardl? b. .uppo_ed would Intereat
hi,,, Colonei Ludlowra lmpre.alon ol i ,- I'.mp. ror
i" thal h- i-i a re: larkable man. who probably arouM
have m.i.!. his ni.uk ln any posltlon Ifl lir>-.
liKiiM.'.NVS NAVAL POLKJT.
H.-riin. Maroh UL Ifl tha Betohatag t..-.i..y,i'reih.-rr
Mnls.-hall VOr Hlel.erst.-ln. Minister of l-'oreU'ii Af?
fair* apaaklag lot Ihe naraj budget, repeated lha
aaanraao. whi.h ho had ghren lo the BudgelCem
mirt.-e that BOtttdy ln IBB I iov.rn.neni was plannlng
a Umltlaaa llltreaas 8f Mag navy. II- iiHMiired Ihe
RalCOStag lhat the Ooverriin-nt w.uild alwaj* de
n.ai.d only what Ita neela Juetlfted, and he Mt aure
that the ftelch.tag would Klve Its consent. Ife wa*
SQUaUy aure of the Helchataas and the Natlon a
soproval. C.ermany. he *-ai'l. waa ulli.-il wlth frlen.l
ly Powera, and muat alwaya be auffleli-nt.y atrong
and well arme<l on land and aea to bo a aafe guar
ani.e of paaao.
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ANNUAL. KI.ECTIONS OK OPfl-CflM AT MANY OF
THE CL-fBB?THE RROPOSED NEW CY>T-E
TATH?X()TEB ANP CoMMKNTS.
The wheellng members of the New-York Ath'.etlc
('lub are mahtng preparations for a llvely outdoor
season. The membera are unusually enthusiastlc
OVer tho proaptCtB, and keVCgal of them have offered
bandaoma prlsea arblch wlll go to the rlders. W. F.
Pendleton wlll off'T a sllver Invlng-eup to the mem?
ber who rid.'s the greateat number of daya, from
Mav 1 10 Beptember M. The man must rld.- at least
flve mllei each day to be entitied to the cup. A. H.
curiis. Jennlngi S. Cox and C. H. Wilson wlll glvfl a
diam< nd and ruby acarfpln for a naval cont.-st. A
ccaatlng match will be arranged to take p:ace on
May -?''? on a courae yet to t>.- aelected. W. rt P.
I'.arron Wlll awell the llst of trophles by offerin)* a
bicy.-le to th.- member who mak?s the lar?est num
ber "f trips between the Wheelery, ln Blxtleth-et.,
and Travera Island dtirinK the montha of Mareh.
Aprll and May.
The annual electlon of the Klni-s County Wheel?
men wlll take place at the ciuhhouse tn Brooklyn
to-nlght, and Ihe llvellest Interest is manlfested In
th.- reaalt The prtnctpal candidates are as fo.lows:
Por prealdent, R. .). Oraham an.l Braatua Palmer;
for rlce-prealdent, \X. B. Stilweii and D. ?'. S. Sex
t..n; for two Kovernors. W. H. Kay, H. W. Steves,
W. ll. Ftoberta, w. _ Mlller and Charlea McLaren;
f..r iecretary, A B. Parmer; for Bsslitant aecretary,
A. R. Ofltrner f..r treaaurer. C. A. Martln; for aa
ilstani treasurer, Hugo Wundram; for captain,
Oeorge A. Xe< lham; for flrsl lleutenant, A. O.
Relyea; for s.?.-..):.i lleutenant, ll. P. Hurt and B. A.
1.1 ws.
It ls sald that the trottlng horse men who eontem?
plated glvlng blcy.-le ra.'s In conjur.ction wlth
troulntr racea have practically abandoned the
achema. Thla change of base has been ocasloned,
so lt is aald, bv th.- actlon tak. n recently by the
[.eague .>f Amerlcan Wheelmen, when tha, organlxa
i ,,, leeided t.. give up Clasa B and to embrace pro
fesslotlal raclng. Wlth thfl I. A. W. Kivln?; pro
fesslonal raclng, an.l with K'"< 1 pursea off.-r.d, any
oth.-r aaaoclatlon would probably have a hard time
.,f it.
'Ihe men at present Blated by tho nomlnatlng com?
mlttee of the Century Wheelmen for the varlous
offlcea to be ftlled by the members at the annual
eleetlon. to be held on Marcb -i>. are: Prealdent, W. J.
Blngley: vlce-prcaldenta, K. I> Moore. w. U. Rlce,
.;. P. Bhenard: recordlng iecretary, B, R. Haker;
corresponnlng aecretary. P. <i iirr.wn. w. P. Hep
l.nrn: treaaurer, ti. J. Kraenier: captaln. M. Olbb;
flrsl lleutenant, iv .1 Murray; second lleutenant, A.
s Palne, Charles Kraemer, L. Bchlosa: color-baarer,
T Mlggtns: bugler. .1 W. Loosehf-n. Jr Ther.- may
be a few mlnor changes made ln the make-up ef the
tl.-ko, a, th.- meetlng previous to the electlon. but
tbe ti.'ket as glven is aubatantlally corraet
A meetlnp: of the BaaCUtlra Commlttee of the
Quill Club Wheelmen of Amerlca wlll be held at No.
d Paik Row to-day at 4 p. m
The announeement made ln these eolumns yaatar
day thal th. re was a chance that a ey.-le path would
le eonatructed between Jeraey Clty an.l Newark
was recelved arlth dellght, not only by the rlders
who live in New-Jersey, bul by the wheelmen of thla
i arell Heretofore most of the arheelmen
i.i thls clty who wlshed to reach ,he good roads
ind Bllzaheth have been accuatomed ,o tak.
ir.- traln to Newark ??:? Bllsabeth. wi'h a cyele
: ath fltarting fr..n. Jeraey ,'ity this trlp on the rall
road would be avolded.
The retlring sertlon of the Proapect Wheelmen
baa itarted a not bar elab and wlll make its head
quarters ut Ma T.~, Blxth-ave., Brooklyn, on Aprll l.
The club wlll be known as the Logan Wheelmen,
II itarta irlth a charter membershln of thlrty
The offlcera ei.Ai. | ., ? ? aa f..ll..ws: John Barrett,
Ii nr W lllam i tassi rt. 11. e pn : lenl. Robei:
W. Dye, lecreury: H B. Worthen treasurer: ll.
.' A Glhhs. lr.. captaln J L Brush. Jr., flrat lleu
'?? .r.t. nnd .;???.r^-e B Bkldmore, second lleutenant
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HKAR1NG <>N TII!-: ABM8TRONO BILL.
Albany, Mareh U_?The Henale Rallrcadfl .'ornmlt
tee gav< i bi irin_ thls afttrnoon on Benator K.\n
u >rth'i blll i mjuIi . la t?> -'ar ry blcy I
i iggma Chlef Coniul Potter, of the League of
tn ~rran Wheelmen, an! Everett Bmlth, of Bche
i.--i'v, Senatoi Klls worth and Assemblyman Arm
itfona spoke f-.r ,):<? blll, ? araa -?? I by
lUmllfnn llarri-.. tar tha Central-Hudaon Railroad,
anl Lewli t'usr, for the Ivelawan and Hudion
?;- Tt.mmtttae dld nol acl on the blll,
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DEVTCB Tn IXCREA8E SPKKP OK WHEELft
K'n_-"..n. N Y . March !5 (Snrrral) -A manufac
turlng of tba town of ?arlboro, Clater
Count; ' '? a n- *? attaohmant for Mcyelea
by Whl ;. ??? lli ald r? ba nrn\t\y lacreaaed
Herman BnoWman, Ihe Inventor, says that a ?peed
Ofa mll< ( n:'r. ?? ? tie <?v??nln_-1 by aay ordinary
wheeln in Wlthout unua .: ra:._i;.' A recent tesi
, i .?..-.... i ol . mile I m onds, ao lt ia sald
The lm ? :.r-.r la noa ln I. u .
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OTMNA8TIC8 AT AMHEHBT.
THE JiNhdrs win TWO INDOOB B8COBM
BBOK1.N WRIOHT '?- : ni; ..VMNAST
I ? .|t n,:.\t vr w>
Amberat, March ih (Bpeclal). TJie annual heavy
rymr.i tic - xhtl.lllon of Amhflral I'oli-ge was he'.d
ln , r _ti Oyn r...-ii)n? to-day. Owlng lo the facl thi,
tha aenlors, who do aol eompete at the exhibition,
bave won the meet for tha laal ihr.-,- yeara tbn
i mpetll n wa - betwean the Junlora and
? Junlora win th.- meet, the s.-oro
by pointa b-lng: Jumon, to; -.pI?OB?ore'. C.. fresh
Il,rn- "
Two indo. r r. ? .r ls wer- bi k.-n ryler, 91, muat
a ii.-w record ol 5 feel ^ ln hei m lh* runnlng hlgh
lurr.n, anl Morgan. '91, In the pola vau'.t. made I
fe_i ll'. Inehe* Wrlght, "". made Ihe moat pointa
of the meet, h iving i ra * I oi --. _m i Ifl tha c illege
v,\mnaat for ,"^i y ?"'.
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WINNKKS IN THK SWIMMIN'l CONTB8T.
VfKSCS AM. DICKIB CAPTUBB TWO OP THK
THBBE BACBB POB THE BEW-TOBK A. C
Th.- annual swimming champlonahipa of ,h
Amateur Athletle ITnlon wer.- h- d In Ibe new Man
battan Athletle ,'iuh t.-mk la-; nlghl In the preaance
ofa largi crowd ot apectatora The water experta
from ;;.,,. i;.,.- tnd Weal were preaent, and r-om- ex
raaulted. The New-Vort Athletle
4'iub carrled ..rr two-thlrda of tba honors, capturlng
both tbe -00-yard han llcap and tba WO-yard icrat, b.
The flnlflh In tha ,nai baal In the lOO-yard daah
between Dichla and Whlttahar waa eloaa and ?x
dtlng. The flnal In ,h:s nu- waa almoal aa . x.-liln*.
the man fron Chlcago wlnnlng by tho Bmallesi
margln. In ilie BB-yard rac. DIchle aai such a paee
that he wore down h.s rtvalfl beforfl baJf the dU
ta)i.-e had been covered, and won easlly bi tbe <nd.
The offlclali wera aa t illowa: Referea W. B. <'ur
tla n. y. a. ?' . inapactora JaaaaJ Prawlay, N' M.
A .'. and Jamea W. R Colllna, Penn K. R. - M
. ? a ; ludgei ar flnlflh, .1 K. Bulllvan. V J A c.,
Ev, ,t J Wendell, r a. <', and Jubus Hajrder, n a.
T ?; ; rim.-.s. .' .'. llughes, N M. A < . and Dr.
., K Shell, Swarthmore; announcer. John O. M_rt,
N M. A. '' . clerk. Willlam Prledgen, ir., 1 blladal
phia T O.; aUrter, H. B Cornlsh, N. M. .v C,.
swimming champlonahlp commlttee, J. W. Keuy,
jr. .1 li Bterrett and -' H M. Hayea
Tbe lunrmary la aa foll iwa:
Oiw-bundred-vard raee, Ib h-atfl HnM h'i, "2***
n. .1 uhir.,?.., Chi.air.. A,lil.',l.r AH*?-lail..n; Ueorga
I-. |...,k-. petroit C. aad \- ?'. Mcon,?; N. Murray, N??
y .ik Ar'il tl. . tliir.l. TlBM I '- :t ??
Two hun-red -....., ra?. in haati rinal heat won )>y
l-r-.l-ri.k A. VVenck, N-w V,.rU A <V (90 aH.-.n-l-l Henry
Koll.a-k, IV B. A. (IS h. ? ...i-lar. leeond; Bdwlni A. Oo_.
?trin, C. C, ?:-> aeeonda), thlrd. TlaM ? "- -! ???
?ri,r.?- h.ni.ii. i -. ...i raee, hi beaU 9Inal I,;? Jl wofli >>>?
T y. I.i.ki--. N.-_ ) rl, A P.i AWsander Meffert, New
lUnl .K..i. A. < n-rund; Tbomaa Oarey, Paatlma a. (.-.
tblrd. Tlmi l 501 _.
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COLUMBIA'I CBBW IN TRAININO.
The tvdunibU 'Varsity erew began Ita tralnlng <>n
the Harlem Itlv.-r ye U.-rd.iy af lern-.. n. Bj p-rmis.
sion of the Ndnparcll Boal Club, whlch aow occu
pies the old CohimMa boat-bouaa, tha candldatea f.>r
the erew irfcl mak.- thelr headgaart-ra thera whUa
tralnlng on "the Harlem. As soon as ,he men ?>e
,-.,ine accuatbmM ,?> tha water and ?.-, ,he shell
fairly unda. thelr control, ,heV wlll Bnlah th.-ir
tralnlng on rhe rougher water of tba Hudaon. Phra
of laal yar's <r.-w are tryiug for ptaoefl agaln, and
thera are a humber of aaw appHcanta Tho freph
in.hi craw wdi i.-111.1111 in tha gymnaalum for a we.?k
longer The caidldalesaf"! the 'Varslty wlll row ln
he foilowing poaltlona; Slroke, 11 B P*?5*_??i
No ; Longacre; No I Cartar; N<> 5. MacDonaltl;
Nn 4' Prentl.aptaln; N.> -. (^ampbell; Ma -.
M.i'loii.i. and how. Praeaprlflrh The aubetltutefl are
Hall. Irvlng, Barclai, and Shoup
Tho I'r.iuiiilit) llnlveralty ira.-k team exi.taa M
_o into outdoor work rhti w.-.-k. bui. owlng lo the
?now, they have declded to poatpone actlva outdoor
IralnliiK untll next work
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NirT T_ BBID A TllAM T<) ATHBNI
The N.w-Y.rk A'hb-tlc Club has abatxlotied all
Idaa ot aendldg a team <o Athana for the athieti.
cbnmplonshli.s. The propoaltion ?vas made to the
OlUb Hom.- tlme aKO. tuul tbe mulfer waa under
,-onslileratlon. ln fact I'rofessor Bloaa, of I'rlnce
|on, M.sll.d llils elty and had a conference wlth
James Whltely. th,- presldent of the club. r*Bard
Ing ,he propor.--: ti.nr It waa hl_ Id.-a that the
Naw-Torb Attn.-n.- Club a?.i tha Prtacataa tcams
could no tO the Dlymplai) Kames together.
In speaklnx of the jrum.-s yeaii rday James Whlte'.y
sald: "Yes. our club baa abandoned all Idea of send
Ing a team to Athens. Our men are icattered In
mvmry dlreotion^ and lt would be a dlffloult matter
"It's the Talk
of the Town!"
BootKs "Rgomei" Pocket
Inhaler Outfit,
At Druggists, $100.
HOBACB O. POMTEMt'P, B. an. ha. ' 'HA J. ACKEHMAN Secret.r, ^^
E. 0. POLHEMCS, Vlce-Prealdent. M J- TOUl.V Bt.lnea* MWM*.
JOHN P0LHEMU5 PRINTINO COflPANY,
Prlnters, Stationers, and Law Blank Publishers,
121 Fulton and 48 Ann Streets.
NEW YORK, March 3, W6.
Dear Sir:?
To say that your " Hyomei " is a God-send is putting it very mildly. I nevtr haop
put much faith in patent medicines, but when Congressman Wilson of Brooklyn ex
plained to mc the bencfits that he and hisfamily had derivcd from the use of'Hyomcift
I thought I would give it a trial. ' I tell you, sir, it is a wonderful discovery.
I suffered a long time with a bronchial ajfection which neccssitated a constant
haivking, and for a man in my position, being constantly brought into contact witk
ladies andgcntlemen, it was very annoying. Since I have used the little inhaler I
have been a new man. I have pulled through this entire winter without the slightest
cold, and my throat never bothers me. I smoke a great deal, and before I used th*
"Hyomei" the smoke seemed to aggravate the haivking, but noxv, after smokinga cigar,
I pul the little inhaler into ' my mouth for a few moments, iuhaliug its wonderful
qualities, and no symptoms of hawkiug or rawness in the throat appear.
I considcr it the greatest boon ever invenled or discovcred.
Yours very truly,
(Signed) M. J. TOBIX.
This plaln, honest statement nceds no embellishment-it carries conviction,
Ask your druggist for BootiYs ? HYOHEI" Pocket Inhaler Outfit ($1.00), the new
and wonderful Australian ? Dry-Air " treatment of Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh,
Coughs, Colds, and similar diseaBes. Plain statements, UNSOLICITED, from
businew men of prominence cannot be bought. You flUST believe them.
FREE CONSULTATION AND ADYICE.
R. T. BOOTH, 23 E720th St. (rJLTJEy, N. Y.
fnr 11* to aet them together on auch short notlce.
Bome Of them are ln colleg. and othera are In bu.1
?. " nd th' chancea ar* that they could not get
' ? .; ror inatance. Wefera la at Oeorgetown. Con
? r l*. at 11 Iv Croaa. Chase "- ?l Dartmouih. M -
'?' k ls -a I'nion and HLkok la ln the Iron bu.l
; i.. I nsv!vanlaV Then mo*t of the athletes
Hwj?&^*flU"_rSs
m .,?. .-lt* nlace th s year. No ehallenge
^;,^l:KMrom.heKi,(rUrnen,n,.n;in,.
ex;,e,',el. There may be return games between
these two club* ln IMT.
YACHT HACING CHAT.
mr. QOUUTB KIAOABA TO HE irvRRHAtAED
TMB INTRKI'ID BAlLfl POB (JinilAI.TAR.
Howard Oould'e twenty-rater Nlaaara, now at
B th .mptofl, wiii bo overhauled and thorough.y ra
lltted for raclng parpoaea an 1 arUI take part Ifl tha
.srly Bngltah regattaa. She wlll be commanded by
, ,pUta JoBB Barr. who wlll leave for Kurope to
i.v Th- crea aill leave in two weeka and wlU ln
uhe tu :..-t vear's crew. The Nlaaara aj ll croaa
he !?.-?? ln llme to Uke part ln the American re
gattaa flf Aflguat and September.
Moyd Hhoenlx'a auslllary yacht Intrepld. whlch
h?a been ready to aall Beteral daya. havlng been re
??,.l a.. I overhautad. lefl her berth at Eaat Twenty.
?Ixth-st yeaterday for Hampton Roada. Bbe wlll
Uke coal al NorfoU*. Va.. und wlll then aall for the
Me.li.err.mcu. Captfllfl Bdwlfl Ker la the BalUflg
. ? . . K^. haa ? crew of e'.ghtet-n men. Mr.
1. '.. ,u hofeai to maaa Ifl twenty daya after l.avlng
Hampton Roada _
Commodore Karry M. CHUfc of tba Mrehmnnt
Yacht Club. wlll leave f.r the I'arlflV coaat In a few
-lay*. He aill return ln tlme to be preaent when
lha yachuag seaaoB opena
Tlll-: kaisi-:r BENDi a CUP.
bondao, Mareh It-The Oermafl Bmperot ha* *-nt
the Royal racht BquadroB a cup to be coinpetad for
ln the races of the Cowes r^atta. whlch wlll take
pUce in Auguat.
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TlI'.F NOTB8 FROM KBNTtCKT.
LexlngtOfl K\ . March II (Spedall.-W. T. WBod
ward jr . haa loat by death that good colt. Ductor.
for whlch li- pald ?.700 at auctlon laat wlnter. The
colfs foot araa n?rved at Oak'.ey and he haa been
,Ul!lo'tUeS'horn"rt?U haa been sol-1 by John K.
m ; I. i . tl-N clty. to Willlam Slmp.cn. of New
Y. rk. 1!OT . prtvite prlce. The mare wlll be bred
to Hummer. _u_
DBCLARATIONB KROM TIIK CRKAT TRIAL,.
c r.-iiowe*. aeeretary of the Caney i*i.nd Joekey
Club B8S Issusd the followlng atatement:
?g|_ declaratlona have been received from the
Coney Island Jockejr Clttb'S Great Trlal up to thi.
date ss follewa: W. ??? B. MacDonougha ch. c.
chartemesTne by st. Carlo. dam MittaiJh. c. st.
Wta 1 Bt CarlO. dam Marllee; b. gZamar II.
,,v st Cirto. dara Imported Royal Barn: J. K. Mad
i , ? ' h k Chai'lii' Chrtaty. by Woodl.nd*. dam
/? ; w br i I-ady McKee. by Longfellow. dam
Katrlna.'ch L by Rossington.^ dam Jaluable."
DISCORDIX THE OPERA COMPAXY.
OiH-ra companlea have thelr trouble*. and the
one now at the Academy of Mualc doea not aeem
to have escaped the fate of Its klnd. There are
nnnora of war. Tho babti of the boBteaaa maiia
_er. l.eon Margulles. of chargtflg the artlst. a
COmmtsatM fot gettlOg them thelr engagemenU la
at the bottom of the trouble. VYtlhelm Martena
and Barron n.-rthald ebjaet to paytag the 5 per
,-ent asked. on the gTCUfld that they were en
nKsd by Walter Damrosch dlre.-tly. and not by
\ir Mafgnltaa at sJL Mr. Damroaoh ta bbm to
ride vii., th- rlngera and Mr. Margulles threatena
a suit. an ordeal whlch doea not appear to terrffk
th. aingers. The amount ln questlon ls about JoOO.
RAIXES HILL OPPOSED BY THE LOTOS CLUB
The follOWtBg dlapatch was sent to Oovernor Mor?
ton last nlk'ht from the Lotofl Club. of thla clty:
?4lr- The I/.to* Club, a strlctlv non-polltlcal or?
ganlzation. apeclally Incorporated by the Legtatat
ure of thls State by Chapter iio ot the lawa of 1873
bavine more than 7W membera, ehlefly refidenta of
the clty of New-York, and ownlnjt valuable real
estate acpilre.l under Ita charter for the purpoae of
n~ organlsation reapectfully aska that the ?o-called
"Ralnea Mll," now under Bxecutlve conaideratlon.
be not permltted to become a law. upon the grounds
that Its provislon. are unconatitutlonal, InQuUiltortal
and aubveralve of the rlght. of the membera of thla
and other almliar organlzation*. By order of the
Plrectory,
FRANK R. LAWRENCB, Presldent,
CHBBTBR S. LORD, Becretary.
CLAIVS AGAIXST THE BRIC880V.
New-London, Conn., March 18.? The torpedo boat
Krlcsaon waa not launched from the marlne rall?
way to-day. na waa BXpsetad, 8 clalm of 185.000 hav?
lng been made agalnal her by l'nlted State. M.r
ahal Morrls, representing the tlovernment. The
clalm. lt Is underatood, Is for the amount pald by
the Oovernment, and the .ttachment waa made In
order to protect the rights of the Government.
Clalma f?r damages, wagea, materlal and aulta In
admlralty are already pendlng, ao that the Krtca
BOn's stay here ls llkely to be longer than waa an
tlclpated.
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IABQB SALE OF CHICAOO REAL ESTATE.
Chlcago, March 18. -Willlam J. Lukena haa eoli
through Rufu. C. Hall to Willlam Deertng, th.
well-known capltallat and owner of tbe Deertng
Harveater Work., the .lxty to .ixty-flve acr. tract
of land In thla clty belonglng to the Hai. e.tate, of
BOatOfl, l.ounded on the aouth and north reapecUvely
bv Lawnnce-ave. and Montroae Boulevard, on the
euat by Bherldan Itoad and on th. weat by Ractne
ave.. at the rate of 17.600 an acre. .pproxlmatlng
about t&OO.OOO. Mr. Deerlng i* now ln Florlda, aad
negotlatton. wer. conducted at thla end of th. lln.
by hls seo. Ohartes .W. Deerlng. Thla ta the Urgeet,
sale of unsubdlvided property made wlthln the limita
of the clty In years.
A 8CUFFLE ON THE MORII.E.
(^ATTI.EMEN I4RF.AK INTO THE STI-WAItD'S ROOM
AND MAKE WAY WITH THIRTY-SIX
HOTTU-S OF WniSKEY.
There were hlgh tlmes on the Atlantlc Trane
port Llne steamshlp Moblie, whlch arrlved here
yesterday from London, on her flrst nlght after
leavlng port. The Mobile salled on March t, and
carrled as part of her cargo thlrty cattkmen. who
were returnlng home. The flrst nijtht out the
thirty cattlemen broke Into the stcward's storo
room and stole thirty-slx bottles of Scotch anl
Irlsh whlskey. They drank up the c-r.tent9 ?f
thirty of the bntle., one to each man. and then
f.aiKht over the division of ,he remaining s;x.
Hefore the division was ma le there wa:> a llb.-r.U
aupply ot" black eyes and damaaed faaaa
The men made a "nlKht of lt," hut cor.lined thelr
dlaturbance to the foreeastle. When the Mobile
reached port Captain Layland waated to have the
men arrested, but. as he could make no spectflc
charges against any one man, they were allowed
ta go._
THE IRISH FLAO IX THE WROXG PLACE.
Youngstown. Ohlo, March 18.?Exeitement was
caused in Pleasant Grove schoolhouse, three m.les
from here, yesterday. when an Irlsh flag was seen
floatlng over the bulldlng, It havlng been subs'.i
tute.l for the Stars and Stripes ln the n.ght. A
crowd gathered, and a man clunbad to th.- roof and
thr.-w d .wn the jcreen flag. It was at once torn to
pieces and trampled upon. The Amerlcan flaK.
whl.-h had been removed. was preaented to the
school t.y a Junlor U. I". A. M. Coun.-.l on New
Year's Day. x
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CLOSIXO PRICES AT SAX FEANCIBCO.
Y<??ter.1n)-.To-day
Aha .U
lieirher .2
Ueat a BilBur. 67
Bodk) C.naol .. .Sl
H.ilw-r ..IS
Chollar .47
Coa Cal * va..l._
Ctamrn I'..int . . .'17
r.auid A Cuny. ;?.)
Il.al- A N..re .1.10
San Fran.-ia.--., Mar-h IH, lsj>rt.
Taaisi day
Maxl-an ._S
'.*-? Mono .U
4_". ..[.inr .I.M
" I'otoal .43
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We rent bicycles by"
?the hour, day, week, or,
'month, on moderate1
- terms. Special rates for.
? longperiods. The peer- *
loss Spalding wheel;
1 strong, light-running
, and handsome, for men
> or women; $20 down,
($io monthly ? or the
$85 Credenda; best for <
the price. Wheels crat
> ed and delivcred to cars!
or steamers. Wheels
! stored and repaired.
Ia onr ridlnf school, new m?t_o_a
, of gHMflfal mounttng and dlamount
, ing ar^ taught,; and how to eara for ,
tbe msokuna eai maka aunpUrapsira.
; Spalding-Bidwell Co.
* Uptowndepotof A.fl.Spa-dlng&Brua. '
29,3J,33 West 42d St_
fi^Wheels
Eldredge
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Belvidere.
They are the Lightest Running
Wheels on Barth and Strictly
High Grade.
Wa Aiways Mada Oood Sewlng
Machlneal
Why Shouldn't Wa Maka Oood
Wbcels?
QUAUTY aUAKANTCCD
THK "
HERMANN BOKER & CO., Afeoti,
101 Diaaa gt., KEW IOBK CITT.
NATIONAL SEWIt.8 MACHIHE CO.,
BBLVIDBRB. ILLS.
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