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WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
MR KNArT'S EXPULSION PROM HITUS.
11' '?'?' ?? ?\??? '????????'G??" INT?? LE ATINO
THF. TOWN ??'G? HIS II j gBJIHJL IR |
EXfKRtENCI?:.
To the Ht?ltor of The Tribune.
?Sir: in The Tritium? of Muy II is tho headier,
"Mr Knapp ? :>t Kapslta, from Turkey." True, he
was not expelled from Turkey, hut ho v.,is < \
paHed irom Bttlla, Ms pine*?* of residence. Tho Iteri
?nys Mr. T?rrell writes thnt Mr. Knap?,? was
"MfhtSMSi Into leaving his post at Hi;':*." This Is
vrry unjust to Mr. Kr.nj.p. Ilo remained at h's
post for month? nt a tiim?. wheat Bla Ufo was often
In danaer: l?,e harely escaped a pistol ?hot from hla
(">?"? Twit?** Mlgfalssr while v.ilklnfr on hin ow.i
roof Klv.ally ho received a notici, from the Val;
(r.ovfri'.or) of ,>itli<- that he must be prepared to
leavo the city lit iwir.'.y-four hour?. At the end of
thnt tlrn? nn ?scort 0f one hundred mounted sol?
diers appeared nt bis ?i<?or to aoooaapaay hla ??m of
the elty. If t!?it \y not '..eint- (arced to leave, what
would ?*?. Terrell call force? A resident i,, .1 for?
elTt, city canr.ot reni?t the peremptory orders of a
Governor.
On hta way. at D!ar??-Mr. th?? ????!*!? Consul in?
vited Mr. Knapp 10 be his fuest, but tiri? the suar-i
refused. At Alexandretta. the seaport t- wn to
which Mr. Knapp was condili ted by hi? guard, ll 0
American Consul, by the orders "f Mr Terrell. ?
Mm from the Turkish authorities and put him
aboinl .1 Unite?! P;.it?s warship, snd later he pro?
ceeded to Constantinople, Mr, Knapp Justly de?
mands that the false accusations madi ag linai him
should he examined, ond that he be honorably re?
instated at his post Seeing no eridence of effort
en the part of our Oovernment durine the late Ad?
n.lnlatratioTi to pus! the matter ol hla trial, and
re,?? ivi.it: from "sir, Terrell's own lips last
the sta lem. thai he (Mr. Terrell) had more lm
prrtnnt business on hand than hla ease, he l*-ft
Constantinople on urgent buslni By the
vise of mends he remains in Germany till 1
far trial. mrr. w, n. chambers.
Amherst, Maes., May 17. 1887,
?-?-1
AMERICAN ?????????GG? IN* ?????.
???-??.?:?'?:>??:?7??t?>;.? op run CRUSADE CO?
aUBCTTED BT A NaTW-TOR'K AlTTHORtTT.
fb the Bdltor of The Tribune.
s.r: in taiirvlewa reosBtly published in the Xew
Tork aaarspapera cenala foreigners, "pr0'**?? '?
American Th? isophy, h.-?vc hy Insinua ? p attempted
to belittle the work ?Ion?? hy the Am :,.'v Tl
phicii entradora whlla in India. .\s thi* rrusade
ivas rseentlally American In spirit and ttenlus. and
ss the omssders urged the natives to form s cios?r
sasoetstlon with America and to adopt Americaa
Maaa, I venture to hep? thai The Tribune?alwayi
Just in its attitude toward Theotophy, and, above I "?.
American-wili print th? following letter and edi?
tor, ,?? cosaasent, taken from a recent Issue of "The
Australian Thaosophlst." sii iwing, sa li does, thai
America need not be ashamed of the spiri, Infused
into s discouraged country bar Tleaoaophical repre*
aaatatl
In_o-Am?rlcan The uophlcal Poriety,
Benan ?-. Ind .. rei ruary ts. IS
?lr: On behalf ol . ?? ,:? lent 1 ? membere of
the Indo-Amei Society. Benar b. 1 toll you mat
ut are sctuall/ mad with Joy on reading the happy
tidlnnts ?en; by von and other member* ol your
eocletv. Th?. hop.? of realising th* ?Ini of Theoeophy
that voii have kindled in om hearts are ro dassline.
and hrlph: that we have not pot the wl.l or strength
of either writing or speaking left to us.
We ar? actually seeing our way to the formation
of a BUCleue 0.' universal brothcrhor l without any
distinctions whatever. The luminou? ray? of Theos.?
phv emanating from New-York und being r fle?led
from New South Wales, have made our dreary
of Isolation, egotism nnd selflrhnesa ? ne brilliant <iay
of brotherly love, harmony, pesca ani Joy.
Amid th?'? hornd gloom ol pestllenci and famine
nil a round us here we sec ?;?? distent beacon of
hop? and encouragement coming nearer and nearer
to us, and begin m feel that wa are sved. How
' car. we sufflcfentlv convey our sratttudi to Mra.
Katherine A. Tingley for the timely aid. the much
needed succor, tho badly wanted hop? end energy
that ?h?? has Impi rted to us, we do noi know We
find ourselv? in a new world?a world Where
truth, love and peace rule supreme.
May I ask von how far th?? appeal or o:;r leader,
Mrs ? A Tinclvv. on our ??.?half 10 the Austra?
lian people has been responded to by your people?
?tt'e are literally starving in this country?once the
land of abundance and plenty?the El Dorado at
the Baal On:- markets and public places an? full
of rtunprv wretch??? half-naked skeletons, whose
sufferings we are trvlmr to alleviate: bul our efforts
on th? whole only ?n 10 relieve s small proportion.
We are not !r. a poaitlon to satisfactorily cope ?rlth
the disaster. Cas? ? of respectable pei pie, who pre?
ferred th? agonie? of death 10 ihe self-reproach of
beecln?.- iti ??.),\. came in several Instances to our
notice- a llttl?? too lit??when the help ot man
-rtmu'id not avail. In our gratitude for your nob ef
fart? and ten rou? '??? lp we een only say, God
blesa von. good people." Tour? fraternally,
' ???-? PRASADA. Secretary.
"Y\> remind our readers thnt Mrs. Katherine ?.
Tinrlcy's letter to 'The Dally Telegraph.' .lanu
jH 7 -Ar??-. the flrst si ;? ?'? in ? In Anstr Ila to aid
... c relief of the Indian r'umlnt Fund; and as
we have already 1 eoi Ived som? rlptl >ns. ? ??
now open a fund, being in dlrcci corresti
????th those In India who will use our fund wisely
an?? well '" ANNA MtT.LER STABT.T?R.
Tresident ?. G. B. Theoaophl il Society.
X.-w-Tork. Ma* 14, 18OT.
-?.-?
CAPTAIN' ROMETN*fl CASE,
OENCTAt, MOIWlA>r*g S_EOOLi.ECTK>Ng or H!S
DfgTIXOUISBEO WAR RECORD AND
HONORABLE CAREER,
To th?? Editor of The Tribune.
Mr: Unusual p"Mio interest has been manlfeeted
in the erse of Captain Henry Romeyn, Ith United
?S; nr? Infantry, who h?is recenti;, l.r.-n on trial 1 e
iore a court-martial at McPberson Barracks, -\t
laata, Ga. Th?? general charge agalnat him -.va?
?ennduct unbecoming an cdRcer and a gentleman,"
ar.d the two most signlflcani speclllcatlon? were
that he hart said uncomplimentary thin-?. regard
ing the wifo of Lieutenant O'Brien, and. under
strong excitement, had struck Lieutenant O'Brien
lr. the face The Captain's defence wa? that the
statement! made wi h reference t-i Mr?. o?Br ?
were fully Justified by the fact?, uni! that hi:?
striking his fellow-O-Bcer was warranted by the
ft -.r,- provocation given. it h is come out ?ti
your column this morning thsi the court has
f?'ind Romeyn guilty of the charge, which carries
with ii, by the Army regulations, dismissal from
tas service, unless the President sees Rt to exei
cl?e his prerogative of Betting asid? the verdict,
I V..SM to say ,t few things regarding Captain
Romt-yn which ? am sure your many readers will
be glad I ' know, Jr. October. :>6:', Captala Ko?
rn? .vu, then a young servant in a Michigan regi
BUent, reported to me nt Gallatili, Tenn.. and was
? islgaad to duty as captala ia the Mth United s;a:?-s
Volunteer Infantry, which I was at that time organ
lzir.g. \Y<- servad together until 1 left the service in
August, 18gJ. During that time I had very Inti?
mai with him, in camp on the march
and In several engagements, the lasl being the
gr?at battle at Nashville, In December, ISM At
tins conclusion of tbe war Captain Romeyn entered
t: ? Regular Arn..., where be hai continued for
thirty-two years, maklns a continuous service as
gn ofltcer an! soldier for mor., than tnirty-iHe
?ears. He will reach the limit of retirement by
?'??a??? oi :.f?. 1:1 the first of next month. wh?n,
ocording '? ? law, he will be entitled to honorable
retirement, wlih half pay, for the remains* r of
hi* life.
Captain Romeyn Is a man of Irreproachable
I ? , Christian gentleman, especially ,n; rested
In humane and philanthropic causes. Durine the
Civil V, ar, while In command of his company, he
took ii,?? utmost possible pains to promote the
physical, Intellectual and moral well-being of hla
men, and hla soldiers were greatly Indebted to
hltn for bla advice and help Por severs] \,-ar.- h?
was commandant of cadets at Humptori Institute,
where he rnjoved the friendship of Qeneral Arm?
strong, and v. here he ??<p?-? a most win,.? ome
influence upon the large body of negro and Indian
students. Aman- all the ofllcers with whom I
wan associated durlnK th?? war I ?hould place Cap?
tain Romeyn aniuni; the very firs: by reason of lil?.
sterling integrity, bis devotion to duty, hi? np
rittht life and his almost reckleas personal courage.
Signal limane?? of the latter qun lit y wer?' ?:
the l'aule of Decatur. In October, 1S64, and also In
the battle of Nashville, a few weeks later. )n
sfter years, ??.?.,,;?? strvlng <??. the froiuier. he w;?,?
wounded while flf-htliiK the Indians. ll. wean
a medal award?! him by Congress, ?l? long,
arcuouH ivervtce has iind?rmlner1 h!n health ana
froiiKhi < ?, frequent attack? of heart trouble,
dismissing from tha service
wh_a? ?2 ? ' '''"' !,ls 'lf??' "?* lli<' eeuntry, and
*;??,'? . ? '',/ r"\ h"? been aa honorable .?? that
New v ri.."?"ry Ro,*__rn T ?' MOROAN.
new?Terk, ?May j;,, tagt
THE ''.V!Ti:r> BTATBI AND CUBA
T"> the Editar of The Tribune.
* ,v ??-rt? could moro aptly defina !hi> situa?
???'.? t oui m? re clearly the duty of Congress
it ?'?? presen luaeture than thoae employed m your
admirable editorial of to-day, entitled -The United
?tate? Befon Cabs." No word? could hotter eher
*'"'"'?' ? sdvooated by our Jingo legislatori
?an tho??? , .. r.on.-'iiidr??., and which
",:":'! ' - ho through o ir legislative
?a.,? nor. and ?rtasftever the question being debated
___??^ '' '" ','?,_r':: "T" lUlbuBter against rnited
?tttee hRcrests tn behalf of Cuban Interests would
?-?poor poij ?. ;..,,i poo-.?, ;,.,tl. ttsm.?'
?a ou?- j.ngo ,,rt?? also w.uld do well to bear
PALL MALL MAGAZINE.
???t?? m
LORD FREDEPl-K HAMILTON
June Number Now Ready.
phice. a-, cent?, pa.oo a IVA*.
,-, iNTBRTg,
THI- HEAP OF A C.IRU Afrer Orta?.Frontl.pleee
^nii^Wi?V-?t^-ATOwm,,m^^
Illll'lrateil hv the Author
mfstWrV"ea,w ? ??????" 'tri f__?_
wi.K m...-?.Of A. J. 1????????
h ?ma, _ !?'*4G";' "? ??" ?. :? Skinner.
"wit??1-!! ,."y Xnrn "'"' w? G? ?*?*????
. ?? "? Spirirarai of ?Tar ?Voga, *??.
??.?. '.?,V o;.".r,;:.' ;; ??..etp Will, ir. Hot,inarm
?1 OR : ?? rn.. MON PH : .lot.?
...,,. m ,, , By ??. ?. t. w. i?Kh. y. p.
?.??.?TV.I,1 h F'il '""?0 Hlu*'r;i;ion? by ???t? Rolle?
( "?? ':?'-, HAU.Hy E. A. Newton
.???-,-?. 'U1 ?"""??ationt? ly Arthur .1. 1!". Ulani
\MT1 PiPK am. TABOR".Br O. V.. Stuart
?,....- "h llluetrailonj? l?. Krank o?ia.
1 KH UiMv TYPES: 1 A SPDaLtuRN, -RENA
DU R OUARD?
Drawn frt>t_i I.fr hv Arthur .Til? aoodinnr.
G??? PTORT OP ISIS. PARTS VI vili (?
Bp Col, ? ??. Itutehlnaotn, DtrMtor ??f ?llltary Edu
. ?tlon ?? irdiR.
ST. IV?S. CHAPTERS XXII. XNIV.
By the im, R bari lemi? Btevanaoa
With Illustrations by <?. ?'. sarilla Mani ,r.
WOMEN 01? SHAKESPEARE: I. VIOI.a.
P.v A r t ?? 11 - .lui. ?;o.?:tT)?n
HTDE park IN pays OOXE Bf ...By \ W. Jania
Il!'i*:r?ted fr-m Old Printe,
MI. MEMORY!.1!\? Ix,,im? r.rimr'i
PEARLS.l?? Pi . li Pr ? ?
' ? . IlluiMratlone by ?'? Wi'.ii.imson.
A SECRET. MONOLOOl'E.B? Pit?**?? ? art
Faciali?1 Ftluatrated by Marahal P. Wl der.
A PROMISE.By Hilda Newman
?A it! Illuatratlona by A. Lud->vlcl.
A BTPDENT'S Ot'EL IN OERMANT...By Robert IJoyd
?RoM .?. CORNISH WINDOW, .Hy a. T. iutller tiouch
V. HI Thai ? Bketehea by Mark 7. u - Will.
Tli?: HrMOl'RS OP THI* MONTH.
?Baqalel? ily llleetrated ? ?.? t;-e Leadhra Arti ?-.
m:\v-voiik, TUB IRT_MflATIO*fAIi BBWfl
COMPARVI Tort.iKii, The 'l'?>ri?ut?? \o?a t'o.t
Vf.iitr??ul. Tito NnlrWl Venn if.,
(faropean ?X?orrttfengnlB.
?f M IROPBAXf AM? THAVn.l.KHS .?.ill flixl
'J tito l.onilot filli.?.? of The Trllnitif?. 7G>,
Fleet Sti-??ct. I'. <'., t? .'tin? fiilt-n t jilri???? to
leiive tl>??lr :?<1 vert i ?t> inni I ?, i, ml ?ni .<???||?
!!??? for The 'i't-ltnint-.
FOREIGN TRAVEL
Cheque Bank Cheques,
ANY TIME
??? ANYU HERE
AND ALWAYS AVAILABLE.
Brad t r Circulars to
>g?tj of l. S. ( liei|ue liant., I'd.
Frederick W. ?PERRY, Hgr.,
?Ill nitri l_ Wall St.. \???. York.
????G?G! TO SnOP I\ Et'ROPE.
NHA?TFREEBODY
Dy special appointment to
Her ?Majesty. ,
Fur Garments,
Costumes, Cloaks, nanties,
Silks, Laces, Dress Goods.
Speriril exhibit ?otto nf
OLD ENGLISH FURNITURE
AND OLD KMnnoiDKRIES.
Catalogues of all tlie above post free.
Wign-ore Street (Cavendish Square), London, W.
27lrce viinutrs' ?<_'/?? /rot;? J.amjham, Hotel.
At rianufacturers" Prices.
made and marked without charge.
IRISH LACES
Direct from the cottage workers,
beautiful examples of Irish
industry?At first cost.
Walpole Bros., Lim.,
? ._ -a _., "Belfast House,"
Belfast, Dublin and
89, New Bond Street, London, W.
these words in mind. Sensational artici*??? an,l .-_i
lor?ala may ;.i -r. ..? ? for .? lime tl,?- circulation of
Journal? which pander, through motive? of gain,
; ? th? taste of the multltu Ii. But ? ich ? ,
when not ephemeral, la unworthy: and In the Ions
run ih<? paper that la guided by principi?!? of righi
and luatlce, that ?ink.? private Interests In the h r
?nd broader interesta of the Nation and the p? p'.o,
the paper thai showi Itself qitallff? I. bj Its aaaii Ity
and is Incorruptibility? tr, be a Lader? of pnMlc
opinion, in the paper thai in the beat -ind only real
, ni succeed?. AN ANTI-JINGO.
New-York, May It, 11 ?.
WON'T SAT WHO signalled TO CON UN.
polle? Coamlwloner Mosa footetAof declined to
tr-ll who the ?ember of tb? Police Board w.,s
whom h? had >*??e*wi ?Ignal to Chief Conila not to
recommend certain roundsmen for promotion.
>.?,?? .', , ? ..., ?... Mr toot il I, "1 lid not think
m. remark? ?.? ?uld be p port*?d. I h*vi nothing
loan concerning the matter, and i\<> not car? to
??peak of it any further."
NINE VE ARS IN JAIL F?R MEYEES.
Surmird Meyer?, who wa? convicted ihr.??? wf-'.:s
ns*o before Jr.?.?;?? Flttgerald, In Part IV of General
Session a on a charge of having strangled hia etwa?
inon-lavr wife. Anni?? wai sentence- to ? term of
nino %,;.r;i an ? six ni ?nihs in Ih. Stai ? prison yea
..?pla'? U'hi?;i he W?? convicted Meyers fainted,
hm he'received his aentenc? yeaterday wlthoul any
display of .motion. Hi? eoun??! ?Ill attempt to
?-, , ur?? ? new inn!.
Tin: REV. JOHN WNEILL'S SERVICES.
The attendane? at the meeting? eondm tad hy t'no
Bar. John McNeill ha? been ?art.*-?. Prom i.onrt to
1,900 people hav? a_??mbled al noon In Cooper
Union. wbll< th? large Broadway ? ibernaci? hi s
been Oiled every night. To-morrow afl rnoon Mr,
McNeill will again preach In CarneRle Mum?? Hall
a; 4 o'.lo.-k and Ir.i D. Bankey and George ?'. Bteb
btm will ring. In the evening, at ? o'clo It, Mr.
M Kelll will preach In the Church of ;\?? Sin : : rs,
Riajhth ?.?.,? Mercer st?. in rexponae to many an?
peals, ble closing week In thi country ??rill tx,
sppiit In I?r?..klvii -on Monday night at iri?? Hanson
Plac? Baptlal Church, Hanson Place and Boutlt
Poi'tland-ave. ? oa Tuesday night al the _
Pres-yterlati Chureh. <?n the Heights, Rcmsen and
Clinton .?-t?., and Wednesday and Thursday nights
.u th?? Lafayette Avenue Preabyterian Church.
?.-?G?? '' St? bblns W.11 have ?rhargn of th?? ??inr-'inr*
,n the Brooklyn meetings.
? special meetlnc will ? .? hrhi in Cooper G????
on Morrilnv nt S p. m., whra Mr. McNeill will iriv.?.
an addreaa.
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONERS CONFEE.
Tho civil Bar?*!?*? CommlMkM m??t yesterday affer?
ri ,?.? in s;,."?1':! Mgalon for tb? purpoM of formu?
lai ?.- rule? in at?cordaao? ?ritta th? n?n law. There
were present Commis
on ? rs Evereii : ?. Wheeler .i.
m ?.,?.?'?? Olcotl and William .? BchlefTelln. Bec
?.? ry B, William Brlacoe and ? htef Exam ner I??
ind ' \ resolution war adopted l?? communlcat
Ith'the Civil Bervlc* Boardi of Brooklyn, Roches
rand other cities asking their view Ii ordert it
? ?????'? work In unison, and Invlt n 1.1 be
?esent at a meeting to ?"? held next Wednesday
cnlng In this etty.
COUET CALENDARS FOR TODAY.
,,; ' . ? 10 : n M r: r I ?< 1" :?' ?
RBCnVSII AITOIXTED.
gapraaM Ottart.
By Tn 13 ?. J
JiKv;? ?Igt. iln-'-r'???'; : itatth?? 5__?
? . :. !?'....1 ". itnaa \v. Brenasa.
? aat. Hartwell M ' _a.
:,, ..... ;.. Oonteror an?: M?dett Hall rtall
r a : ? .in.i.i:. E .. r, 1 ?Bl IllB.
t??' ri ? r McManui Wllber MeBnd?.
r ote. P. Ukwklna Brewing C npaay?fkaaal? i?
l?.;n?liur-.
i:-.? Smyrh. J.
p??? r |t ''" ' > ' ompeet ?Wootiet CbrBMdt,
ri.t'.l.i::\ uA Ilrri.i.rf Hall Marvin Sui? <"o:i)|'.riy?
II? ? ?? Gibt
Pavia ???? Meehati POrbe? G. n?*nn,--??ey.
;.; ,?.,?.?i,:.<: a_t Hmltl John G. Mi intyie.
Van ? rk act. Mill? ?: ?? ??'??? " rmwomj.
Ily g?III .1
K'.r-.ett a?i Bugfcta? Cbtrut ll. ll-i?aell
Jiy ?..'liane. J.
JOntor hg\ II?'ik?n?Hf-nry _mitt..
LOCA h B C SIN ESS COMPLICA T?OS ?.
John ?. Jlori'.n rar"1 Christopher M. Grerr, rnra
1 ?oatna UM firn? of H .non & Oratr, wholceale and r? -
! tali c'ial-d? al'-r-., al Ko. U liroadway, mud.? an m?.
.un..'-nt roaterday to c,f>org?? i.ouis Prantlaa att.r
i . ? , , .' So. U ?aHSau-St. .Mr. Horion ha? hf.-n In
? busin??? Baverai year?, aad Mr Qraar baeama a
- partner In Augusl lar-t- The latter ara? auppOMd to
? ,, wealthy, ai d U ?? grandaop of the lai.- Cbrlato?
, Meyer, li: March la.? ??p? clalni'.d a capital
"???;"' L . I , A,
; he American Fur Company, wnoae itore Is In Al?
bany, ?. V.. has b*-_un j.rocoi-aiiiKS In the Bupr??me
Court, this city, for th?? voluntary dissolution of the
corporation on the gratuM that it has hecom??. in
toivent and unahlo to meet It? obligations. Several
(Tnro*Jcan ^?nrr?ocmrnti.
Fisher
?
Our individuality of design and exclusive
ftylcs, combined with the very best
rtlectcd skins and .??rpcrio- workman
i-hir, have given our garments a world?
wide reputation among tiioac who ara
connoisseurs in Purs. We challenge
competition, and cordially invite inspec?
tion. STRICTLY A "IUR HOL'SK."
TheCraftonFurCo.-Ltd.
164, New Bond St., London, En?.
|BTAILORS7
?f?&?r\, *P?r Lac,'es aaa Gentlemen.
?_-.?? ->??????*Thc most exclusive models
to bs found in Lenden. We
number amori., our clients
many ot those who nre rec?
ognized as the lenders ol
? fashion in America and
OORS9 En-rland.
I ?l-lf? 2?5"2?9? ?HP1' ST- W*
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_AS.'SKQ818RI_D ft GO.
(Esta Oli*, bed 1822.)
Entire lieuse Furnishings and
Dsjcoratlons, Direct Carpet Im?
porters, Inside and Outside Blind
Manufacturers, Bedding ?Manu.a.?
tarera nnd dmbinet Makeis, House- |
bold Linen, Ironmongers, China
and Ola*?.
?AS. SH00LBBE0 & CO..
!51 to 162, Tottenham Court Rd.,
London, W.
AND
?mm?i
60 Hay market, London,
S. W.
JEWELLEBfi AM? 8ILVER8MITH8.
Joseph Heminsr & Co.
??a Btlve-i Piste?014 She?leld Pint?*.
OM i'"iinii'y Jewel??!V?Teltf?*a fee Pee seats.
M <'<>**. IM I 1 VI'., ???-????. *?*,.
Next !? ?:? ; , "REDKERN."
h in g . am ?Not,
>^ ^ Prince I
am
Not,
But I am JUGLA
THE CLOVER
Whom You All Know.
24, Coventry St., London, W.
WE8TOBY & CO.,
AMERICAN TAILORS,
40 West Strand, London,
Cloe-? to Metropole and Victoria Hotels. Mont
,???.i.r:?:.? prl?*?.?? eoneletent with good ma?
terial ?ud best work.
the mm\m\
Shoe Company,
American Shoes in London.
169, RECENT ST., LONDON.
Highest grades of ladies'. Gents' ?tnd
Children's American Shors kept in .?toek.
H. P. Truefitt, Ld_,
13-14 OLD BOND-ST.. LONDON, W.
?^Through to Burlington Arcade.)
and Hotel Cecil. _ ,
IIlK*i-?la??H?lrtlrp??lnirhTrMnal?*?pcrt?. ?Tar-lrer?
sod fblropodf by Regista op?r?t?r.. l'Ini and
t.-ly "Aracilean Shaving Saloon?" la London.
NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS, ETC.
Charles Morrei?,
??'fHf* ?>o ???!? ???p? ?.. Ain?Hr?n?. \???|
r,,,rT .. . _ ,, Ii??? In PrssSSta and IpSStolttOB in
'?CIVllI CAT. .li?ir?lr). !*.iihpranill?t;rjti<iot!i,'ii?.
30 a g? tonano) a ut ad ??, ria-ad? 1.1.1, lux don.
Visitors to Europe
Americans before buying
Laces, Embroideries, \ ci?
vets, Brocades or Silks for
robes and furniture will
find it to their interest to
visit
M. Jf:5URUM & Co.,
UNITED FACTORIES
VENICE.
PARIS SHOPS.
?^^??^?-??^????
f
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look ?y.Tra
Now Trunk,
"The Papillon,
h t?io lightest known.
PAR?S. . _ __ .__
f, if-wO Scribe
454, Strand.
spauldiho ? co..
?tewtUera and silversmith.?.
Call ?'..? ????????????? ?f ????t?? nn? vtaltliiK
Paris to (hell Im-imiH'iiI ?-?>11 ?-<?t:??i> ef Dtav
Mutida n n I other 1 ?>*<? ?? ? ? 111 ?? ?ron?*?. ????'"??'
nuil ?????'????? ?1? ? _ii. lu J.-?? ? I r > . lini ??nielli???.
nrtl*tl?? ?ili ?. rniiiri?, ??(??. Mie re|irt -.?'Mill 111 ???
In Paris ?>f l!n? (Hiriinni M fi*. Co. si >???
York.
?<? A?, cnue da l'Opera, Parla,
Staat? und lu. ?.??,?? St?.., fhicdqo
P.M. GR?fiW?LQT, P?RiS.
6, Rue do la Paix.
Americans before buyinsr. fur? should Incpect
tho GRUNWALDT flODELS. The largeat
assortment of choice furs In the WORLD.
act'.un.?? on overdue papei have sin idy en I
j.... i ???,??.? nr.? threaten? ?? The cor 1 made
?, profits, has never declared a dividend, ar ? ? ta
', j I [ 4 I. ? I ~, lili-, J.?'! '.?,,.? , p .,?,?? ,?. ,>, I '"?
capiti I he? ???'? me Impaired. The stock of mer?
ctmndlse consista Isrfel] of woroen'a garment? ? >a
out of style. The company ers? Involved on iio???h
??th lh< BxceUlor Pur snd (..n,? s??w|".>' Machine
Company, of No. H3 Bim-st,, t ni* , .ty. ?,r which
. ? /.till.? I.. 1 .r..L?.l..nt ?,?,., ..I.ln... _.,..,_..
$i7.fi?)??
??,.???'.
Deputy-Sheriff 8lm',*i?on reeternsjr received wrim
of G?-??1? "vin MK:iln?t Culi.-n ?V T?cvy. whol? nil?? ,li>nl
?TB !ri ?I ?thing:, st NO. 29 I.lspenard-s:., ag_ re_.it ing
(Pnropciin ^?tinnocmcMo.
Lorsdon.
Northumberland Avenue,
????I imi? ci,?. ?? U? ??nil G? ?III ll ? n III t
??Il ?>.?? irti, .?ill, Ime?.? II ? III her of Hit?
ili,? Hint |!-?<|??<>?.?.<? ,?,, ?nit.? Ullil
?Ini.!?? mi.| doni,I?- l<< .1 r..?>?><-,. I'll??
? ?, ???.???? Or- ? ? ??.! ? ?:? . limier ?| ? r-et Im?
of Mr. Ilea w. Coltili??, tun? rretttm
?or ni Di?- rutilililinll ? ehoo! at ????<?.
G,t?.,G.??- ?r.r,<|,ona nf on.ale In ?Un?
ni? Lull ?lull?. -1... - * t ? _-. I n iieli??nii.
?linn? ?? nml ?. 11 |i,.?? .?. Titl.t?? il'lx.le
?.????.?!??????. I (?>.?! I*. "?!.. .".? ?t?t: IMti
n-r. o I?, HnMt, An, r> ???I ?*ni?i..r f, ??,?,?
Irt ,,',.|?,?\. .".? ?!?!: ?I?,., Bt?r*l?*e >\ III
??urie. Tnlile? MR? lie ????p????! In
ml? ?nre 11?,???, ??> .??.?.-?????.1??p???.
mioprubtuksi
??9G. <?'.M.:?<r*? ?p? ? in,*-.. Limit??!
Savoy Hotel, Londons
HOTEL DH LU?\E OF THE WORLD.
SAVOY KESTAL'RANT
Or ll.Tl'.vi.iiini'i' I'.-inir,
Iiiiml nil??? on the (errnce* oTcrlooUIncr
Th?? Kmhnnhaii*nt (.nrtleiis. ami Hirer.
ri?-f ?I?, f ulilnr u???___?_ ><*? ______?,_?
Maitre l>eo.ner.-MA 'A<*M*S?* L. ECH&fARD.
Midland
Ra^way
Hotels.
I nchnrl.
Te'esjassi? ?*???????.
'.?m. fOWtC, Mlt.
THE 1DKLPHI HOTBL.
!.i\ :.:.????.??.
HinruAxo ?.ha?*? p?t?a.,
ST. P AN?" ? AH. LONDON
???????? IIOTI.'I..
- l?RAOrORI)
?m ?:?: v s iioTKi..
I,?. |?,...
TUB MUM. *.M) HOTBL.
- - men by
HI? Ear :'?-,? Puis ?*.
M ?ti r,? ?? , tiare?
?-** A s g
London;
The lar^crtand most magnificent in Europe.
Perfect in every uttaJJ. Lotistio.i tut?
rivalled, facin_: and Oveftokteg the E*as>
bankment Gardens and river Than:cs. L'n
tjmrmtmmm? cubine and ? he best selection o?
wilier evci- oficr.:d. 7C??I bedroom:; r_0d 300
/??Ions, private dining rooms, BRU pt?r?lc
reception rooms.
C. P- BERT-fai, Mnna?or.
'firnn.l Ratal. Gp???.
Formerly of < ????t.??>?1<??.'?. \???,'-Vorlr.
<t'rlierl?>n lienta ??mat. ?.??a??.
TH?
LANQHAM HOTEL,
London.
I'nrM ri?lod MtMttSS In I'nrltnml Pliiee.
M Ton of Beaeal st. W.
G????'????'?? for Ihe )!<?p| Shape. G !? ea I ???*?. Mt??.
Every Modern Comtorl and Convcnien.e.
Moderate Tarif.'.
The Waleingham House
A_.d Sath Hoteu
PICCADILLY.
??? BBOAOWAT OV LCMDOX.
Overlook?! Hi?? ?'?irk ??::? ??croni???! ?J'.e _t?^?*
poaitiou in ?,????.?<>??. ApaHsaeute?I Butterate
??linrire?) for ? ?h?rt or Ions: i?erio?l. Calstat
niuniiKi il hy til? experience?! French olii'f.
Tclc*_raiii?i, ?'SolBiie." \ C. OBI?%BOa.
J.'miiIi-ii. I Scc'v ?ft Man user.
Horrex's Mew Hotel,
London,
CORNER NORI-oln. bT. ?a STRAND.
With |icrfi???tlj munii n teil m?llern iir
riliiK.-liien I . Ili r.nirilliii! I. Kl?"? ll Im?,
Kl er trie 11 _. ?. ??.. ,??,?. i,...aii.,i, naet
eeiilrnl. m?;.. ?,???? ?olirti, l'.tiiliniiU.
mein, ?,??,? l'riii.-l|i:ii T lien I rea : IS inlii
nler?? ?rail? from Wr.liiilii.lrr tlilii-i,
Oiniiihu? nini Unii eoiniiiini ienlioa .villi
nil sarte of I.?imiou.
? \o. ?? ? '.'.">. Norfolk St.. ?oil11mieti nr? here
' jCV. HORREX, I>roprietor_
LB HAVRE
Cd Hote? Frascati
Open the whole year.
Special Designs in
Silks for 189?,
French Millinery
And
/ *?3
Costumes, /?
'5V Laces, Ribbons,
Hosiery, Flowers
And Dress Materials.
Regent St., London?
Costumes, Mantles,
Tea Gowns, llilliecry?
In Exciusive and Original designs?
?? The chnrm o? Jays Costumes is iisetr
zraceful simplicity and UIsflMily ol
design."??-'-'??' * Jemmal.
JAY'S (Ltd.? R???? s*?? London?
Artistic
Furriery?
M Goods Now Marked
ft..
;^E
la Piain figures,
tntesrnatiosi?i Fiar Store
(Jay's, LU),
Regeist Street, London.
Ui?oor Korword, Qiioen'a h'otel
,,; m. i?? ,.?.
r..?m,ii!)8 itrma trass tt**
? lar_e psftles Cunveiiu-n:
Stat ? ry?ul Palee?
Bestem! lwvely ?;.ir.1.
G.G Jay. ??po?lai iefSM
train ssrrlee,
?Mor.olK Hotel. Brighton, fngland.
. i) ??., ul. ovi ? arati prom n. ?:.? ana
, .?.? pul '. roen? ? ? ; ? -nliai
,, . - u ?? ..??. in ?
j r ?. rn ititofi .*.:?
01?-?-**??*?'?5 hrCol Sontliarn. G?????????????.
-It-t'll ?? ri? SWS, F|n? unrip?? rit?. ?--trie
lile et M'iKht. I_??r!>? rid c?r,!-n? Termi? et... Ad?
join? Jl?)val m? lit G1;??>. Frriiu-nt t?,_i? U ?.'????e.. Ziy?a
? ?,! .- _ii,?i!.y'uo. "Uorel ?1er Hotel" ...,,?t ??id?
The Howard Hotel?
Nor'?lk M.-^ft, KrntianKinfnt ??,??',?. Th!. seal?
?I?*? teil Hirl?l ?? rfp,C!?r Wltll ???G7 p??<1?t? roml?rl. Over?
look? Emi. iiiWinnit and Itlvar. ?????.??? ?ml ,p?'ioj?
public ?,?... Ei.'trir !.:?',? tbruU_boul. ?SBertces ses?
t?ro efaessaaa Fi??d t?riff. _
V. BE?0I5T, ^"
.36. Piccadilly, London.
Il> ;i|i|i?iinl in.-iit lo Ihe ?*:?1??,??? of \???????.
??????.??.G> i.? Ike ?itn?'e jmr .????.?Il??it<*.? ?-.here
finn?,irmi?, n.-ui nlaaere in ?>???>? ??????? for
?? ?, in ? ii,ri-.,iii!|illoii tn ?? ?.( ) It- min |i|>ri>n<'liit lile
:.?. .?.??> ..ili,??? ea terina Hr?a. Ia*erl.?aas ui?
iiis ? ? ? ??????, o. nr enlertalamrnta ?valle ??
?.????? ??? vin ??? ereil ?<> nini??? ? safe of thi?.
!t|, *leno!i?t ???'????>? ?\ ? ???ni'filit r.?ii ? ?? :??? uf
nrii\ i?? ; ??. l'or til?.t ??nil \,?,?? ?; ? _ ?'??-??,??.
Rver? (lilas neeitfnl ?? -,??..????.?.? .? ?.
Mimi,,,-I. ?? Imi : h ?-G????||<? |.rl ??,???,??,.*? ? li?? IV ? ?
enii ree la Loadas, ezerrlees n |n-r*<>n:?i
?niirr.Uli.il ?\.??? Hi.? WBSle of III? ?.?? n .n .?
uaelaeee.
V. BEN0I5T,
36, Piccadilly, London.
??????G?-?.-?
,nrof!fi..t 'Tl-t-crttecmente.
Americans Coing To London
for
The Diamond Jubilee
Queen Victoria's Reign
WILfc DO WELL? TO
Dine and Lunch
at the
Princes' Restaurant,
PICCADILLY.
Wi Pa ura;ilt who has chargo of ths genera
srrang-mgt*tg| will be well known to many
American?, as Maitre d'Hotel of the ?Cafe
Anj-la?.-?, ParLs. The Chef de Cuisine Is M.
Agtfflfl, ? he Premier Chef of Europe. The
Rcfct.iurant ??tamis alone as the resort of aris
tocratic l:ttglisli society.
Cock burn Hotel?
Henrietta ?_t.,Covcnt ?Harden, London.
Cockburn Hotel,
9, End_leigh Gardena, London.
anJ Turki. Ii Baths, Bath Street, Glasgow.
Mrs. A. D. PHILP. Propr's.
Great Northern, North Eastern
& North British Railways
(England ?& Scotland).
The East Coast 'T^press" Route
??t?,r.y.s
ENGLAND & SCOTLAND,
ria the fatli'-dral cilles? of retf-rboro', York anU
Durhan,
DINXNQ CAT-IS for first and third ciasa pas
?? "is are attached t?. the 2.20 p. m. expreiMi
from LONDON (King*? CroM) to EDINBURGH
rWaverlejr). and ??? th?? 2.20 p. m. expreaa from
EDINBURGH (Waverley) to LONDON ?King's
Croaa).
BLEEPING CARRIAGES for Brat ClOM pas?
sengers are attached to all night trains.
i'.l'Ci? or P'LL'.WS ar?? F'ijjpUed on hire to
first and third clac? Kissoncurs.
TorRiST TICKETS are leaned fr-n.i May ".-rt
tintii f!ct(.h??r ?'list, enabling travellers to break
their jourr.rv at a'i pointa of Intareat on the
diroct routf? between T.ondon nnd r-VotHnd.
PAMPHLETS and nil Information ?an ba ob
tn!i er* from ?t?? Frani* C. Clark. 111 Broadway.
SRN'RT OAKT.BTf Oenl Manager O.N.R.
Cr.ci. ? r,Tr>*??r* Oen'1 ?Tanar*i?r ? RR.
J. CONAiCHEI., Cen'l Manaser N.B.R.
M .ire', 1MIT.
Great Western Railway
of ^?nejand?,
"????? OXFORD*1 or "SlIAKFSPF.AnE"
Hont??.
!'!'?..di;.,'r? from nini lo A m-riot, litive tbe
.?tiolr?* of
THREE ROUTES
?G??.??.? MVI'ltPOOI. AMI t.OXPOX?
ro?
?? ?
rnrsTr.ii?t??? ?* iv ewe! eadeat mtha ??
Knrlonti.
**tM.r\v??m'nV?Pirli m Ant(?**niirUa tnter?et.
W M. *? ?G?.G ?r-o* ?V?r?v<-'< <"i???l?.
l riMiVf.rov?For Ktaltworth ca**te ??"* vert
r:?*r
? .?rr
ST?? ?.??"01??)-?\-? VOX??hnk<"?pfr?r????) Mrrh
?????.??-t?,? -itv ff rnH?f??
MOI MT?Ft <??'??<? rnrk ?.-?.'??. f"'?"-?' ?O Will?
',. f,.,? ..... r ,.???G nt T???r??iv'v!?n'i.
fl'?\ns??n r, ?,t? r >>? ?-- ? - rit ???>? o??????
TiiK Ftrtrs To'l.OXDOX Atotol
lui ptaea, R7.0H: gg olnn?. ?G,.???, ;,?. ? la??. ?M 0??
'???uiff?-? < !,,.?-Ur-?l tl???<>??;*'??. Sn???-lnl B?
nrp.?i trulli?) in??* run (o ?.??G??? fr????? ??? M
?tt TH f?,r ???.? ?.??nvcnlcnc??? of ??:?????????t??
?:?.?.???- ?t ?lint jw?r?.
TIT'K UTH m? h? .?,'t?p?' ?n NKtV TOT'.K _ M*.
?'??'?* C. ?'."",' IH nrori?1??'av; tottttt COOK A
fOV ?.r.t ?.? oms r,..,?,.,,.
.1. t.. \VII.!iIX<MiX. ?,.*????G>?? ???????.
rald?r?Ktm BUtlon, Loado?, lUrcb. UPT.
The Imperial Hotel. Malvern
?? ? ? ?,;?.-, ,??,?:?;,! ,,,,,?? f?r AmorlOOOt ?l "?rirm vi wiut
Wore? ?? r. Bbrewaburrf, IW- foM. StratfuH ?n Avon. eu.
Visitors can ?pend the 'lav ?t Item ??*1*t? nt pli??*?? an,|
: In th? -?.?? nlng ?? t??.?? Imperi?!, io?, atei m ?up'to
privar? ground?, and Ibtmaghly modfrn.
W MI WICK.
"Wo?IpSCk." ;^::Hrat>r.'V'.r?:*?'0 *******
LB IMtSOTOX.
???,,?..,,.*,?,, TI,t??l Patronlied bj beet Aweticea ?ad
arenaon uotei ??,??,?, ramm??. Tawed-hou.
7 p. m. t?teme.
ivi Mit?: ? m r. RS.
'? 1??**'..(???? " Blgb tC-ovtr Ih* !?_?. In 1rs own m?f
! ?. ?-?in m. rin ,,,rt pomujg.
Kit.nit ??:?.
U ist ceati ii r,,*>" 'i "f ,h*
Cirant Ff'i'horn Ho'.
' "' ',l Uk? r?itt:lct.
ILPBAtTOMBB ??.(?^??? n??%ot??.
"The ('??llin-wooil." 5?a,?"?^2_G? u"au::?u!
i.orii K\TitiM?:.
???.??.,?????,?- " ,,; PootiiiB- FNhine. Special teimj
? ? ?__?_?-11 a ?,t u,.rk m.-nit-ivc.
.fcrcinn ?lcoovts.
The IntCTfiational Pa?acc Koieis.
The <.I???r?ili*;??i PllMt,
< iih?> .i.tfini.
? !.<? Pi? It in Pat???,
Kit i:.I-'ranoe.
t???? \v. "itiu Patee?,
1.1 SUO >.Portile;?,!
Th? ??? Pion?,
OSTR\'D.'i.'luiiini.
???? ?:.?? ' ? l'oln?-!?.
v. m.u.H, ???.\?. *???\?:.l*jH*2s_*.l_a?*?,
Tb? !???m ??????? Polin?.?.
????????? .Tttrkoy.
The Pern Pul???.
? ?xst in ? txoPl.E.Taehiet.
Th? i;,l. ?.'?.???1 I ?. i.-.-it.-i t loon I,
MUX DIS I.????t.
For laformatlen, ilei >t? i" ,?n ?"??nr?. ?nd ??? rwrv a,?
rommodntlon nppl?, Int.motional fl, ?'. Co.'? OHI , It
,?, k?puriH t_n?l3n. o? 8 PI? .? d? l'Opera, Part?.
Hotel Continental,
'????
__._fl_:?s.
?Kiote! Chatham.
?**^
a
Hotel Binda,
Paris.
Restaurant P, Cubat,
_.?? CMAMI*g r.i.v**i:!'.. PAKis.
ltd?! ? laCMI un.I lUSVTlot-l In K?.np?. ItecommenJ^I
t,> america .? toe perlcci . j,??::?.? ??.a nue wine?.
GRAND HOTEL do 1????????,
is iu;e schibe.
?GG05??? TUE GRAND OPERA.
Th? Modern Hotel of Paris.
-ft AR?Ur.US'i'Ei?, Manager.
Hotel de l'Europe,
BREMEN.
Gd Hotel de Rome,
_BERLIN._
BAO^^-BADEN,
Hotel d'Angleterre,
IVUfnlfkant Hotel. rlncst situation
ElCCtrk Light, rioilcrn Comfort.
ivnrttemberfer-Hof,
Grand Hotel,
NUREMBERG.
To I??ft
CI ??!-'.:?>?_
To ??-??
Of SUCIOS
Bayer?scher-liof,
NURENBERC*
Cd Hotel Continental
Munich:
All lfodfrrn Com forte,
li-tat Situali**?.
Hotel Four Seasons,
MUNICH._?^?S???
Hotel Marquardt,
STUTTGART.
.. ? -
Hotel National,
STRASSBURC.
MAYENCE
Hotel de Hollando
Steam heat ?-rouqhoiit. Lift, fireproof atoircaa?,
Hotel d'Angleterre,
Rhine Steomers *a_ciA _-, ____ Haest
Land Opposite. Wi?yettCQe Situation.
Hotel Disch.
COLOGNE. ^SS?_.
The Qrand Hotel.
_Br?ssels- _
THE 8PLENIHD HOTEL
IHKA FROVA
_OSTEW D._
O SS ?? US IST _D
BELGHTJM.i
Great Ocean Hctel.
[st fas.. Cn tho Sea I rout. I i't. I Icttric L'ejfit
Hotel ?tertian,
s.
??? Un SOUTHJg FBAWCE.
Hotel de la Ville.
? ? *** ?*"** ' UTf EtStmi Keq?l.!tef?*e
? I iJe\ I _ C aVSTSSTSeS* lumfofU
Grand Hotel
liars
All Soilrrs
Im;, m,? menta.
lejsjjBss
, IU)?i?t?r?_,
;.' a 11 ?? j t ? K?ct.
Sl?fpln?; far,
?te.
?as iar
offlt-e?,
Grand Hotel Bellagio
AlVD HOTEL. VILLA S__RBKI_I_O??T
BeUagio, Lake Como.
HOTEL
ROYAL DANIELI
?U-L. HODEIOI COMFOnT9,
NEWLY nCFlTTCD.
VENICE
Orsa?! final,
SpI.?odlJ Vi??-,
Electric ?.ljkt
Two LUta.
SUata ttttX,
I??llw?yT.-_B?.
, ?!'icw??<li?
!?-ii.<t!i?
:: .t \pi>ol-tel
_a*?_/*?_-c Spat/ a nassa,
Has a ? ron-at- *?? >eet us ; ?, Iroprletor^
tiras- C_ia!. ?J r
Grand Hotel d'Italie.
THE ONLV MODERN1 HOTEL Ztt
FLORENCE.
The Savoy Hotel.
Grand Bore!, e! d'Europe
CANNES. FIlAJiCa
Hotel Beau Sites
Canne??_m
Lucerne?Switzerland?
GRAND HOTEL NATIONAL?
First Class. Best Situation
Ou the Lake.
Electric Light Throughout*
Proprietors, Pfyffer ? Co.
Cd Hotel de la Pat%
SENECA. SWITZERLAND.
i'otei Beau Rivage,
GENEVA.
Magnificent position on tho lake opposite
Mont Blanc. Beautiful terrace. Concerts
in summer. Bathe on each Boor. Lift.
Electric i'ght in every room, nr.naged my
the proprietors thcraAeives,
Mayer ?1 Kunx,
Hague? Ho?and
HOJT.LDE LUXE. HOTEL OE LUXE.
HOTEL des INDES,
Tirait House in liolland, br.t cuisine. Band p'sv
durinq dinner. Splendi J _r.?*r imcnt s newly relitte?
Ihrou??!:??*??. BaO-?. l!_'rdre_ser. Private hot?
l__rf*e_ssM?
C. P. HAL7.ER, ?War M?un_<*r.
DUWN JMUE OF QiB Wim
???rai? .? ?,ne .,f (ir* ?????? I, enti.?.? ?. u ? ?'.?? pre????.,
on Juii* 22. lu L??nJ. n. Im.,- *>???? pruwile?] by TU????!
?<>>>K _ JON for lh? .??* , ' tb?ir ?VMKHU'AX (UKNT
?????'?????.?. ? ?? ,.,,;?- arhleh ?r* (H?d with
vi** of ?rl ? ime ??ir fut r-??.?. il?.?? l-r?; poalltuea ft .'an o
iba m,?: rsvorabw i?nn? rsng? frein *ij to tt*\ Vu
liririliular? .,|,?,lv ? ?
TUO?.. HU)!? ? M?*?'.
???I n'iti l'J?r, ?!p?:??!?????. \rw Vorlc.
I.IAMO.MI i! un. ::; t. ?i. prrit- Siles T?rra.?
'.'.? ? *? .m ! ?? Inn. frr n ?t >? eri! rurn|.h?1
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