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New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
ASSEMBL YMIN MILBTS FORECAST.
4 LIST OF MEASURES WHICH HE THINKS THE
LEGISLATURE SHOULD PASS THIS WINTER.

LIST OF MEASURES WHICH IIE THINKS THE
LEGISLATURE SHOULD PASS THIS WINTER
Buffalo. Dec. (SpecaD. -Assemblyman George
r. Malby reached town to-day, coming soon after
the departure OF Hamilton Fish. his rival for the
Speakership He said he had every reason to be-
lieve that ne would be elected. judging from the
latest assurances he had received. This ~ MT
Maby's outline for the Legislature this winter:
The first thing do is to restore the city gov
ernments that were attacked. believe in NOM
rule as "A principle. and the Republican party IN inns
State is pledged 10 home rule for municipalities
a. A result OF the late election. After rlghtng th.st
wrongs we should proceed 10 give the people balot
reform We should maintain the secrecy or me
ballot but should do away with the multiplicity
OF ballots. and must do away with the past"r
ballot which is source OF much intimidation
ami corruption We should have fair and reason
abl.. revision Of the tax laws. Our present law.
The times and 1t devolves upon the Republican
Legislature give the people q better system OF
taxation. We should make economical approptia-
tlons do not believe a short session lS specllHN
desirable nor yet long session. The session
should DO long enough To be deliberate ana yet
II 90 lonS as 10 breed corruption There is always
NOR. corruption In the last week OF Legislature
than at any other time. . .,,,
do YOU fear the Democratic threat OF controlling
the Senate" - ,., .,o. .
lesson against political thevery that they VIII
not attempt II again for while. don't say that
the leaders have the Will but, looking forward
TO next year. they are cautious
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
THE WILL OF EZEKIEL VI. TROWBRTDGE

New-TIaven. Conn. Dec. 2.-The VIII or Ezekiel
H. Trowbridge. Of this city, one OF the directors OF
the Nc,y York New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
was admitted to probate to-day. The bulk Of his
estate he leaves TO his widow and to his son. r..
Hayes Trowbrdge The public bequests, al TO local
institutions are follows: Home Tor Aged ana
destitute Women. $500: First Ecclesiastical So
ciety OF New-IIayen. Centre CHURCH.. $3.50; Sew-
Haven Orphan Asylum. 5000; Theological Sem
mary connected with Yale College 5000; Ladies
Home Missionary Society of the FIRST Mchtre,
ouests is 1890 The estate Is valued at s2,OCOOO.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
PERE IIYACINTHE STILL CATHOLIC.

PERE HYACINTHE STIT1II a CAIIiOr'rV'
Paris, Dec 2.-Pere Hyacinthe and his wife re-
ccived at their Neuly home to-day a reporter
who wished to learn the truth OF the report
that the priest had been converted to Protestant
ism. Color given to the report by the an,
nouncement that he would preach the ADVENT
sermons in the Protestant Chapel, Rue Taitboui.
Pere Hyacinthe said that he was no nearer becom-
ing 4 Protestant than formerly. lie was a Roman
Catholic and would remain so. although opJectlnS
10 Romes errors He had preached in the Prot
estant Chapel In previous years, although under
the auspices OF undenOmnational society his
Advent sermons would begin tomorrow. one OF
them would be devoted TO discussing the Chcago
Congress of Religions.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03

Buda-P -Pesth. Dec. 1.-The Government submitted
the Civil Marriage bill to the Diet to-day. Ii is
believed all statements to the contrary notwith
standing that the Catholic bishops Will not make
a fierce opposition to the measure
Ct Petersburg Dec Am important addition TO
Russian trade facilities was initiated yesterday
when a train loaded with cotton from Turkestan
started from Petrovsk, port on the Caspian Sea-
for Moscow. The cotton arrived at Petrovsk by
shin The new route. besides being shorter than
others is open at all seasons OF the year.
Iondon Dec 2-Inspector Turtell. Of Scotland
yard and Mr.. Hodson employe OF the United
Sta,es Embassy. have sailed from Southampton for
Tsw-York Their ultimate destination IL Jackson,
rorp where they 10 give evidence against
william Lord Moore. who Is charged with various
frauds.
Rome Dec e.-T..' wife of a messenger OF the
a,,.si house hold WAY seized yesterday with dis
los osa ~ a cholerac r.lture. She and the members
20 her family have been taken TO a hospital.
rordon Dec "A dispatch to the Central News
r-,y Ra rcelona says that the police continue TO
IIoin houses suspected OF being occupied by
scar aenh,sis and that they have gained valuable
a1a .Snas u ton Three Anarchists who arrested
no, s,arJav are believed to have been implicated In
yso recent outrage at the Lyceum Theatre.
Paris Dec A dispatch from Biarrtz states
49, Princess Frederica OF Hanover Is seriously
III there.
(,or.,hagen Dec At Is expected that the be-
Cpi s prihce Christian, eldest Of the Crown
pr,ncs Of denmark and Princess Marguerite
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
Ex.pREMrER MEncIERs son ARRMGNED.
INorIRING INTO THE CHARGE THAT nE AND
TWO COMPANIONS TRIED TO BLOW Up TIE
NELSON MONUMENT IN MONTREAL.


TWO COMPANIONS TRIED TO BLOW Up TIE
NELSON MONUMENT IN MONTREAL"
Montreal, Dec. THE preliminary examination
OF ex- Premier Mercier's son and M"ssrs. Deinar-
tigny and Poland charged with attempting to blow
up the Nelson monument with dynamite. was he
gun in Judge Desnoyer's court this morning. De-
tective I.afontaine OF the city detective force was
the first witness examined. lie testified that on
the night OF the attempted explosion young man
came TO the Central Police Station and said that
several of his friends intended TO blow up the Mel
son monument. Witness went with several con-
stables to the spot In n short time three young
men, accompanied by the one who had given the
information. arrived. They passed the monument
and then returned TO the spot, where they w'r"
arrested by the police. on one Of them young
Poland dynamite cartridge. with fuse attached.
was found. At the station the accused men were
asked what they intended to do with the cartridge.
and they answered laughingy. I'VE intended to get
rid of the monument
MERCER. He refused at nrst to give the name OF
the person who disclosed the scheme. but wheh
ordered by the court said 1t was Castor Hughes,
+. Braenerd. treasurer OF the Hamilton Powder
explosive found on Poland regular io-inch by
ii4-inch dualne cartridge. made by his company
for basii1s purposes IT. Gont',nrn about tmr"t T
a examination OF the monument and found several
cracks in which the cartridge could nave been
placed. lie declared that even II IN" cartridge
had been exploded In one Of these holes 10y an uneX
perenced person II would hay" blown out only a
pleased this testimony and allowed the witness 10
retire without cross-"Xamation
Constable Southcrgill detailed the circumstances
connected with the arrest Of IN" young men. They
made no resistance and seemed 10 treat the matter
as "A joke. Although they had been warned not 10
ncrminate themselves they had declared that their
intention was to blow ny the monument AZ the
close OF Southergls evidence the case was ad-
iOurnel TIL next SATURDAY.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
IN MEMORY OF PROFESSOR JOWETT.
A FUND TO DE RAISED BY FRIENDS OF THE
LATE MASTER OF BALILOL.

LATE MASTER OF BALIIOL.
London Dec "A meeting was held at London
University this afternoon TO organize fund for
n memorial to Professor Jowett. Master OF BrIIoi
College oxford University. who died short time
ago. Arthur wellesley Peel, Speaker OF the House
Of Commons presided Among those present were
Lord Salisbury, Lord lialsbury, Lord 'olerldee'
Lord Aberlare. Justice Bowen, Sir John Lubbock
and Professors Card ana Jebb
Lord Salisbury moved the adoption OF resolu-
,inn of regret at the death of Professor Jowett
and expressing the loss the country had sustained
Professor Jowett he said. had not been guldrd pS
marty He stood as an example OF unSelilsh de-
votion and had been "A purifying element n thr
society Of his contemporaries Lord iierschel', Lord
Uiph Chancellor. and Herbert Asquith, the Home
secretary also euogized the late professor.
strengthen education at Baol College and that
norton OF the fund should be applied TO the
erection OF a memorial
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
.svAppER" GARRISON A STARTER.

F. H. Garrison. the jockey. is now starter. nav
ing taken the place of r. McCann. who was de-
posed at the Bennings track for leaving three
~ the favortes In a race at the post. Garrison is
ein ting the example of j. Rowe and j. McLaugh-
lin both of whom took up starting as cal Calling H
an end. Should Garrison become as popular az n
starter as he was az a Jockey the chances are
that his services will be sought Tor Dy the fo"'
Kacing Association next year.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03

youngest daughter Of the Due de Chartres, VIII
soon be announced.
Cairo Dec 2-The Khedive this morning opened
the railway connecting Ismaa with Pori Sald.
The British gunboat Dolphin saluted the khedive
Vienna Dec 2-The iron ring has collapsed.
II was formed in 1890 IL the bohemian and Mo-
ravian ironworks would have remained in the ring
IL would have been renewed
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
"Kossr-Trrs soNG- STARTS 4 RIOT.

Buda -Pesth. Dec. 2-On Thursday night trades
man. after visiting "A theatre went into "A coffee
house near by. whore gypsy band was playing.
The tradesman ordered the band 10 play Kos
suhs Song" Some military officers objected 10
the playing OF the song. and Of them attacked
the iradcsman with a sword. The fighters finally
got into the street where the tumu soon attracted
a crowd. The latter sided agalngt the officers and
n riot resulted. The police appeared In force.
deprived the officers OF their swords and dispersed
the crowd. one policeman wounded. and two
arrests
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03

,~,hs ,o one daughter Mrs. Aiken. and one-stxth
81 soNrs har 70 ether daughter Mrs. Seldom When MIA
slawson died in New BrunswieH her 6 dsoEnser W =
Sddon husband of the other daughter, who nao
died cayeat on behalf H4. q Mr. ms seddCs
siara. that undue influence exerted by MI
Aiken with mother to SECURE the the xnd arsssd PtS
asu W sawson aid not possess sufficient testameu-
tary capacity The estate y soy ya,aes Mss Aiken are At
s, nns General John p stockton, Of Trenton: TX.
Senator George Vanderbilt Of Princeton ana ~:
~ a. i,dee r Hoffman OF Freehold: c. II. Herbert OK
brunswick and SHINES ,, OF Ss''mUrs s. ssye:
IN IN nr me Allan McIane Hamilton, OF New.York: DR..
Wa ri OF the Trenton Insane Asylum. and ooverA
nhysicisns In New-Brunswtck.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
Rr.TuERF Ord REPUBLICANS REJOICE

The Republlca ~ OF Rutherford. n. j.. celebrated
the recent victory OF good citizenship In New
Jersey on Friday night. by "chowder. given by
Shofer HuIding j. G. Shenck, president or th"
league was in the chair and speeches were mads
Underwood: coroner Jacob n. Ulmann, OF Carl
stmdt. Moyor Luther Shafer William Mckenzie,
cx-Freeholder 4. W. Van Wrinkle. ii. j. Ronaids,
= T. DaVy and others.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
NOVEL FEATURES AT 4 BiZAR

The Thirtleth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
which has been established since 1910. Will hold
ladies bazar' in the parors of the church on the
afternoons and evenings of December 3. 6. and g.
There will be a musical programme each evening
and among the novel features Will be display OF
dressed dolls There will be competition among
the young women as 70 who has dressed tne
nrettiest one There will also be ladies' cake
match.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
LARGE REQUESTS TO CHARITIES SUSTAINED.

Portland Me- Dec. 2-The late Joseph l.. Walker
left an estate OF &SOoo to trustees to be devoted
to charitable and e~hcatlonal purposes. according
to the trustees discretion The sole surviving trus-
fee is Frederick Fox. The heirs disputed the val
Iditv of the Will and the case was referred 10 thr
court A decision was received this afternoon when
sust,ins the will and the property Will be divided
q ,ong various charities according to the discre-
lid OF Mr. Fox The decision is OF importance TO
ipc
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
A WORLDS FAIR IN LONDON PROPOSED

London Dec The mayors OF the leading cities
and towns in Great Britain have received circular
signed by twenty-five members Of the House OF
Commons and twenty-five other men. who have
formed themselves into committee to proinot"
a scheme for holding international exhibition In
London. The scheme provides that the exhibition
shall be the largest scale. II Will be held In
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
MAYOR STUART STOPS THE RACES.

Philadelphia Dec. 2.-The second days racing or
the Philadelphia Hunt Club was stopped by Mayor
Stuart. who warned the lessees OF Point Breeze
Park that he would make raid on the trach ana 10
arrest the responsible officials II they Per III
permitting bookmakng and poolselling III violatiSn
OF the law. This rather sad lily pio~ no,rn ~ o,s
Gloucester contingent, who were the chei pu''o"s
Of yesterdays races
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
IN THE FIELD or SPORTS.
A RACE BETWEEN HORSE AND BTcY

A RACE BETWEEN HORSE AND BICYCLE
The long-disputed question Of the superiority OF
the bicycle over the horse, in point OF speed anu
endurance. will have light shed upon 1t at the
coming twenty-five mile race between D. j. Alex
andre. the horseman. and {. W. Ash'hser' 'ne
hIcvcllst IN no held at Madison Square Garden.
Saturday evening December 3. Alexandra mas
arrived in the city and spends his time u, riu1ns @
himself into condition. His two horses are III iiie
racing fettle now, and Alexandra makes ms ligh,-
ming change at the end of each mile win 'ne
CELEBRITY born OF long practice he u cohnleht y.
winning The same can be said OF Ashinger VINO
IL hard at work near Winchester va, getting III
trim for the contest. - A., o,.
The question to be decided is not alone the reia-
tive merits Of Alexandra over Ashinger Dut 'ne
"hors. versus Dicvcle' discussion. Ashllger Is
n splendid sample OF the present day long aistatee =
bIcvcle rider and Alexandra is well entitieu 70
renyresenf the horse-oving community. That the
hcycle has ceased to be- article solely used Tor
Measure and exercise IL conceded on all Sizes
and experiments tending to show its utility as COM
n"rad With the horse have attracted much attention.
Saturdays race 1t is thought will prove square
feSt.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03

Berlin Dec. 2-The committee Of the Relchstag
m which was referred the commercial treaty with
Spain has approved the treaty by a vote OF 10 to o.
Madrid Dec 2-The leading merchants ana pro-
ducers throughout Spain are not satisfied with the
commercial treaties now being negotiated by Spain
With England Germany and Italy They VIII hold
a meeting at Bilbao December D. Tor the puf-
pose OF protesting against various clauses oI the
treaties as hurtfui TO Spanish interests The meet
ing will probably appoint delegates 10 wait upon
the Government and lay the objections peiore IT,
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
THE snAwsoy WILL CASE ALMOST ENDED.

The slawson will case. which has been occupying
the attention Of the Middesex County oour'' oi
New-Jersey. since last August. Is no" ', "."S IN
and has attracted great interest in legal and
medical circles. Mrs Caphise L. sawson MADE
will at Lyons this State. in 1887. bsaues'n'ns NV
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
TIE vrw.yORK ATHLETIC CLUB SMOKER.

The Board of Governors of the New-fork Atm
Ietic Club are making every EFFORT TO arrange
enioyabe entertainments for the members IN the
c,bbouse Tho second smoking concert OF the
honse at Fifty afth-st. last night: large number
of Tho members was present The Entertalhinent
D,o,,i,tas ~ was arranged as follows: George ID.
Phillips chairman; Charles l.. Burnham, Francis
G. Iandon. W r. Bassett. ,,. oxo
Miss Ida Howell vocalist; George A H. Msemnn' ss,nn
vncoiist: 'Bily" Carter. banjoist; the tiirards,
acrobats; Mile. Otte, French songs ana dances:
/ Via I<ayanaugh vocalist. Helene, spanish dahcer'
Miss Lille Towner, accompanist.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL ILL

London, Dec. 2.-Among the persons who are suf-
fering from Influenza Is Lord Randolph Churchill.
He intended to spend days in the south OF
France, but has been compelled To postpone his
visit until he recove~s somewhat from the attack
OF the disease. He Is confined to the house.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
NJ MITLERAND'S INJURY THRILLING.

Paris, Dec. 2.-M Milerand. the Socialist. an
chief editor of the Petite Republique." who wa
wounded yesterday In a duel with NJ. Etenne
was present In his seat in the Chamber OF Depu
ties to-day The extent OF his injury can be judge
from this fact
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
FOR A NEI'TRAL ZONE IN SIAM.

London Dec. "A dispatch to "The Standard"
from Paris says IL Is believed that an Anglo-French
commission will be nominated to proceed TO Siam
for the purpose OF examining into and deciding
upon neutral zone between the French and
British possessions.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
THE QUEEN RECEIVES MR.. AND MRS.
POTTER

Rome. Dec. 2-Queen Margharta to-day gave an
audience to Mr.. Potter the American Minister,
and Mrs. Potter The Queen spoke at length on
was said pertaining to American affairs She con-
graduated Mr.. Potter the success Of the Chi
cago Columbian Exposition, OF which she said many
persons had spoken to her with great enthusiasm
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03

South Africa Company. recently entered Matabeie-
land and liberated number OF Mashona women Snnsl
and children who had been captured by Mataoeies.
The force secured 800 head Of cattle belonging 10
King I.Obengula.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
READY FOR THE BIG SALE OF TROTIEf

READY FOR THE BIG SALE OF IkoI Fms
The grea. sale Of Trotters by Tattersals at the
Madison Square Garden will begin on Iuesday'
December s. and will be continued day ana even
ing until the ,C0 horses that are entered are uis-
posed Of Nearly all the horses have arrived. anu
are oulrtered at the Garden. They appear 10 De
in excellent condition Many Of them are maghhs-
cent specimens OF tho trOtter. -. -
lrrangrments have been made so that every
horse I'D into the ring be- shown in harness. as
n safe dirt track extends around the Garden
rn-.lav Milard Saunders Will give speed eNnDi-
tIons al Fleetwood Park with some OF the h3rseS
that are To be- offered. Intending buyers WIN nave
the sale as tn. Garden win be open for visitors
to-day and tomorrow There VIII n De an e,s III
iiyht exhibition tomorrow night. The great SaIe
Viii begin promptly at 10 o'clock on Tuesday morn
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
MAY CHALLENGE THE VICTORIA YACHT
CLUB

(Csrwf0ht: lsn; Bg Tn, f'nhrd PrrssD
London. Dec 2-"I'cld" says that "A challenge
will be sent from the Ecw-York Yacht Club to the
Victoria Yacht club for an international gold chal
lenge cup race. Two different s"is of yacht-owners
are ready TO challeng". Field" saws. the only
point under consideration being whether one OK
the Americas cup defenders shall be selected IA
new vessel be built FOR the purpose
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03

II s not thought by yachtsmen on this side OF
the water that challenge for the Royal Victoria
Cup Will be sent over this year. As the Nalkyrie
Is still In America. the biz sloops will remain here
70 race her next year The project OF challenging
for the cup has been much discussed among Amer
lean yachtsmen. but far the discussions have
resulted In nothing definite.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
A NEW FEATURE IN BILLIARD MATCHES

A NEW FEATURE IN BILLIARD MATCHES
One Of the most surprising features OF the ma'ch
I'm Chicago between Wizard" Jacob Schaefer ana
Frank Ives the Young Napoleon or BlIiarus'
was the use by the referee. Henry Rhines' OF
magnfyng-glass to decide claims OF freezes ."
,ha .,ncbor nurse" No billiard lover In this city
has eyer seen "A magnifying glass used as tna'
Implement was employed in the chicago nj niateai III
Tn. fact that its use there OccaSioned Il gooi ued
of comment was noteworthy. The introduction OF
such an aid which. it is conceded VIII ne p De'Ser &
than the exercise OF the keenest eNesight IN ue-
cidng ''freezes' introduces into billiards SOM M
thing which IS not only novel, but which may 40
away with all possible claims that the eyes OF M ,nu
referee are at fault Experts at the game soo, how
th,, the billiard balls are not always AT peileCt
rest when played upon a table which Is put upon
sprngy oor when the restyenefs & IS oI oIoce mav
impart motion to the platform, particularly wheh
such motion may communicate itself 10 the tapie ,
and therefore. may have an influence "po" '''e
balls.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
HIGHER DUTIES on RUSSIAN GOODS AP-
pRONED

Berlin. Dec 2.-The Reichstag to-day formally
approved the action Of the Bundesrath In raislnl
the customs duties upon Russian imports durins
the tariff OF last summer.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
A. FINE HOSPITAL OPENED IN MONTREAL.

Montreal Dec 2-Iorl Aberdeen this afternoon
opcned the new Victoria Hospital. built by Lord
Mount stephen and Sir Donald Smith, at cost
Of than si.0oOc0.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
FOR A FRANCO-AMERICAN COMMERCIAL
TREATY.

Paris Dec 2-The Bordeau Society OF Political
Economy yesterday decided to ask the Frehch
Government to open neootation with the Ameri-
can Government with a view 10 concluding a
treaty. OF commerce between the two countries;
The society begs the Senators and members OF
Tho Chamber OF Deputies representing the Depart
,nent of the Cronde to their influence In behalf
81 ,ha proDOSal.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
ro REFORM RACING ABUSES IN BELGIUM.

Rrussels Dec. 2--The Belgian Jockey Club is
about to hold a meeting to inquire into charges OF
collusion between jockeys and bookmakers The
Minister OF Justice will prepare a law forbidding
Lattne agencies in the towns, but allowing betting
On snecIfled courses The measure VIII also nx
tho racing days. At the races at which betting Is
ai,owed All Wagers will have to be made within
enclosures. to which high rates Of admission VIII
he CHARGED
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
THE v.isrR pENoUNcEs GAMBLING.

Perlin Dec 2.-Emperor William yesterday re-
viewed the troops In Hanover. and afterward ad-
arassod the officers in the riding school. He made
sneciai reference to the gambling scandal. and
adoonished them against gambling and Its at
tendant evils.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
CAPTIVES RESCUED FROM
MATABELES.
MASHONA

Cape Town. Dec. "A dispatch from Fort VIC
tora says that burgher iorce' acting under oruers
80 T,.ou Rhodes administrator OF the British
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-02
FROM SCIENTIFIC FIELDS.

TIE largest known species of night
flying insects is the atlas moth, a resi-
dent of the American tropics, which
has wing spread Of over foot.
THE whale moves through the water
with velocity which, if continued at
the same rate. would enable him to en-
circle the whole earth in less than
fourteen days.
TIE desideratum of printing photo.
graphs on marble has now been real
fzed to such a degree as to ms re a
genuine artistic result, and this by a
process both simple and economical.
The process of carbonizing wool is
one to which special attention has
been given in Germany. and latterly
the agency of magn esium chloride and
aluminium chloride in connection with
this has been matter Of interesting
investigation.
TIE queer fnger-shaped lakes of
western New Yor'- all running north
snd south were nD.1Jubtcdly scooped
ont and formed by glacial action. their
steep banks being formed By glacial
mosafnes. Al OF tlorn are deepest at
the southern end.