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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
MR. DAILY WILL MAKE ANOIHER RAID.
DR. EDISON AND HORACE LOOMS WILL GO WITH
HIM TO TIE WATERSHED.

mr. EDISON AND HORACE LOOMS WILL GO WITH
HIM TO TIE WATERSHED.
Commissioner DAILY will soon make another visit
10 the Crolon Watershed, accompanied by Horace
oom,s engineer In charge Of sewers Of the Depart
ment Of Public Works. Mr.. LoomiS, who Is an ex-
Nor, NJ sewerage and drainage OF many years ex-
,..rence will assist the Commissioner In an nspec-
,on and advise him as 10 best methods for abang
nu,sances OF this Kind DR.. Edison, the new Health
Comm, ssioner has promised 10 go with the Commits
s,o,or and Mr. LOOMS when they visit the watershed
MAYOR Gilroy received letter from Aqiednc' Com
missioner Francis NJ. scott yesterday In which he
called Mr. Groys attention to the provisions OF the
Academy Of Medicines b amending the Webster
Croton Watershed ac to show that some OF them
,,o,,d interfere with the execution Of the law ana
nro,.n, Tho speedy abatement Of nusanccs. The sec
lion amending Section - OF the new law. which re-
o,,res tbe Commissioner 10 prepare comprehensive
MAN NJ the work 10 be done, Mr.. Scott pointed out,
,n,,h, copsumc so much time and be attended Win
On many DELAYS that the object sought would be- post
pOned indefinitely. -
rom,,,ss,oner DAILY has entirely changed front on
IN, ouee,,on of accepting suggestions from the Acad
amy NJ Medicine. which h.. said after his return
from his last watershed raid would be the policy 'm
the Mayor and himself would pursue. The mayor
nromptlv rcpidia,d the plan Of consulting the A'"u-
cmy,s experts, and Mr.. Daily lost no time yesterday
/, declaring that his views conceded with Mayor
Gilrov,s "We have no need TO call on the Acad-
envy he said ION alt sanitary questions we nave
The State Board OF Health TO apply TO- ,., ,,,
suueriutc Ddent Ford and his men cohtmn'u, 'hcn
yrorL I'm The watershed yesterday one hundred oaoS
of manure were taken from IN" neigh~rhoou VI nr'i
Gutter stream. The Brundagr iouN' "aS =, a." , PM ,
down. 10 opposition was offered ana all WIS quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
rpJrD TO FREEZE OCT' THE AMERICANS

Denver April 3-An important decision WI" ,,,,
dercd by Judge Rincr In The !. h''cl ''a"s =, al
'. q, ,av In the case OF J. Warren Brown, ct H.
.ct a., pcnublican Mountain silver Mines Qimted'' ~
nj, corporation organized under the laws ID ",'"'
p,.,a,r with It's principal business ONCE In Loh"o"
.hont fonr hfhs Of the capital stock OF the cop" ,
is held by the American stockholders the o,ncr
,s,nr held in England. The English s'ocHno'u.''.
Il IS alleged planned to freeze OUT the ,nn.
no, .ho scretary sent out notices from the Lohdon
.mna calling for n winding.up meeting TO Do he'u
a. lime I0. The notices were sent to'thc America"
s,ochboders with the full knowledge that wo rn
impossible for them TO be- pc,sni: io' ThI. action
I I.x-s R,ne- decides an attempt 10 rdorcd
American STOCKHOLDERS OF their rights ,h na company
that n receiver shall be appointed ior ''' 'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
WARD DENIES UNPLEASANT CHARGES.
HE SAYS THAT HE HAS NOT INTERPRETED WITH
BROOKLYN PLAYERS.

BROOKLYN PLAYERS
A Brooklyn friend OF the Bridegrooms has made
serious accusation against John NJ. Ward OF the
New.York Club and charges which were published
have created great deal OF Indignation among Wards
friends Tho published report charges Ward with inter-
ferng with the signing OF Brooklyn players through
malice and spite.
When asked about the matter yesterday, Ward said
''The report utterly ridiculous. and II has founda
tlon In fact Why should advise the Brooklyn players
TO Sign contractsi could not engage them wanted
TO- they under reservation TO the Brooklyn cuo
My already made up and have no room for any
OF those players good that some OF them are The
only Brooklyn player have seen has been Con Daley anu
when talked about the matter, advised Daley TO 90
over and sign offered him. The report Is
false from beginning TO end.'
There regular game at the Polo Grounds yester
day. Ward preferrng give his men day OF thorough
practice The players reported at the grounds at III
m., and again at p. and they put In four hours
OF good solid work.
The New.York and the Columbia College teams VIII
play at the Polo Grounds to-day On Friday The Dart
mouth College nine with its strong battery, OConnor
and Ranney, will play In this city.
Nothing has been heard from Rusie and King, and
IL these men Join the team soon they may near
OF something to their financial Disadvantage
The New.York Athletic Club yesterday made arrange
ments to secure Polo Grounds for baseball purposes
when Giants away from home. Inc professional
bicycle races will consequently be held az M'hha'tah
Field.
The Eastern League will have special meeting az
Springfield to-day when that city will probably De ad
mtted and the circuit completed. The circuit VIII then
be Springfield Providence Troy, Albany, Buhalo, Ere
Wlkesbarrc and Blnghamton
There was an Interesting gathering OF muscular
athletes at Eastern Park yesterday when the brooklyn
PLAYERS reported for duty TO &. H. Byrne the praeht
David L. Foutz the manager gave the players ie'tur'
about expected OF them, and then mos, OF he
men nut on uniforms the field for practice
Richardson STEM Foutz, DAILY Brouthers, Burns anu
Iaddock looked ~ be In splendid condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Z
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NETWORK, MONDAY. APRIL 8. 1898.
ARRIVED.


fst%%s ffy'l%% %sP'i n H'
Arrived at the Bar at 40 m. ,,.,,.
steamer kasF M wse a"a II @ So
Arrncd at the Bar at p m r,v.r,oo, March o.
Ewn Sed a, t9e Bar z. soSn March 49,
cafS su"S 81 ASV co,anas Kingston Mcnssso pay
sTsS Ga itv %'a %S' s%d r%
steamer Ia@pas,s crews v.i aSs'tSn March o. win
steamer Lizzie Henderson Van Kirk, Philadelphia
=; steamer Fl sud Higgins Neworeans March 80. with
s, 20 y Of st Xigsne Ray Darlcn, Ga days
with lumber yellow Pine Lumber Co; vessel to wsr'
ship silvercrag tof workngton. e. Peters Chittsgcne
I6 days with mdse TO Rail- Bros; vessel to W farHef
BARK rerc-ina Mgnano 10 Masella I Lisbon 'a days.
ParK Elcho Ross Il days from Denerara, with
-"g gSI ,dios of A%f':sSs day.
with ds order yg to p Smith Rotterdam RS 81
DAYS md.o order vessel :, Snow Burgess a with
.uq nar to i n n &p Hr%strOns.
o SsT with HR s 10 If siDSS to SroEn
Road with suglr Smith sehipper; vessel TO James
b Bar. Ka.s's s%Sns 100 with ieoHe'
CLEARED.
Steamer Fanita Simmons, Philadelph a-wilam ?
'EG' Seminole Robinson Charleston and Jackson.
steamer Trinidad orr Frlser. Hamilton Bermuda-A
T. steamer Ceres (swcd sevennsen. Gibara-H Dumols
steamer Aller GER, Chrstofers, Bremen via South.
Ship Constance (Br, Tingey, Mebourne-Mailler 8
out ri, r pilgrim. Olsen PhiIadeIphia-Daniel Bacon.
BARK Eutcrpe oier Balmuller, iiamhurg-tHnch' Ehys
Bark roohng suey (aw). Mahany, Aniicr for orders
lark woOdlark OBJ. Stewart. Iquique and VAL
praise Hemingway Brown
SAILED.
steamers Seminole. for Charleston and Jacksonville;
Trinidad (Ir, Hamilton, Bermuda.
THE MOVEMENTS n 0P NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
steamer Avonmore Brl. Fton from New,xork Msssg
10. Via Norlk snd Newport News for London pa''e'
III" MassiIia tFr rcyile from Marseillcs March
81 for New.York Passed Gibrat,r April .: ,,
steamer California (Er). Mitchell. sailed from Napes
ior stoamer York 'Hr, Smith, from New.York March
Il for shan ghei passed Gibraltar April s. , -.
steamer Caatilian Prince ODD sailed 'ro" r'er"' luz
steamer Georgia (8r sailed from Huelw for New
ssealnrr IXs Or. churchsde, sailed from saVonA
10, Ssss ga s. r0 r sailed fro" Swansea
'0' steamer MarHcmanna tGcr Mogn, sailed from Ham
Ste ncr Mornca irj. Weston, sailed nom Glasgow f'f
Ss%ar 1 c"f 3D. Robinson sailed from Dundee for
Nf stca%r A eehsr6on Fo Duchesnc from NewYOk
Nns mel i EN-. s a. from
York March sat g. "a GasTna
Steamer ,aae Ger. Ringk from Bremen sailed from
rs ss r.ss, & Ss, Alex
andria jana etc., sailed from Naples March 30. ct
and f fv' Ct as' SS'
arrived at Southampton at D. April aud procecdee
f. rremen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
NEW BOATS TRIAL TRIP.

Bristol H. l.. April 3.-The trial OF the Navahoe, the
Carr roll eighty four .fooer place to-day. good
sailing breeze was blowing from the southeast ln1 the
water was comparatively smooth. Captain Parr was IN
command. The big mainsail for new s'il sets we'll
The Yacht has a large forestry sail, with boom Inc
iib works OH a stay and the bowsprt Nat
IIerreshon Royal Phelps Carroll, the owner, ana Two
other gentlemen among those on board The yacht
cot under way carrying mansa and ib and took port
tack over Hog Island. In the fresh sou'hery
hraele she heeled considerably and seemed tender She
, also slow I'm stlys These faults accounted for by
the fact that she have her centcboad n as the
water is not deep enough beside the dock TO allow OF
puttng I'm the there. At times during the trip ths
Morning the Navahoe's rail was awash. Evidently she
will not be very sim under full sail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
SATOLLPS AUDITOR IS HERE,

MoNslGNoR SBARETTI ARRIVES FROM ROME
AND is THE GUEST OF ARCHBISHOP CORRIGAN
The auditor OF the ecclesiastical court OF Monsg2or
satol arrived yesterday the Cinard steamer servia
He Is Monsignor Donate sbaret who has been re-
Gently appointed by the Pope assist Monslgnor Sa
toln The new official Is a comparatively young man.
lie was at one time clerk OF American affairs for the
Propaganda He and Archbishop Ireland disagreed
about some matters regarding the policy OF the
Catholic Church In this country and It is said that
Archbishop Ireland protested against his selection
for auditor. Monsignor sbaretti was transferred a
short time ago to the Propaganda cership for Chinese
affairs, which Office he held until he was appointed au
dior.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
SENATOR'S DISCUSS WOMAN SUFFRAGE
MIR. EDwARDSs BILL DEFEATED-FoH A STATE
SANITARY COMMISSIONER.

MR. EDwARDs's BILL DEFEATED-FoE STATE
SANITARY COMMISSIONER
Albany April (SpecaD.-The Senate spent aDoht
three hours tonight discussing woman suffrage. II
was over the bill presented by Mr.. Edwards. This
bill allows women 10 vote ut village elections Ater
the usual exhibition OF Monday-niGht ora'ory' IN wich
number Of the senators took part In NOR" or less
cloancni and enthusiastic manner the bill met with
fin. fate OF all previous woman suffrage bis. II re-
ceIyed lust enough votes to keep alive the hope OF
the believers In this extension Of the voting power
that some day II may get through, but not enough
10 pass H. Fifteen senators voted for IL ana eight
against 1t.
senator Erwin tonight introduced an imp 'r'ah'
measure. This bill provides Tor Inc appointment VI
a STATE sanitary Commissioner whose duty Is to In
p,ct tbe t.rryhouscs steamboats, and the railroad
stations. and see that they are In proper sanitary
condition. Penalties for a disobcdcnce OF his orders
,r. nroyIdcd for and he Is To have assistants 10 aid
him in carrying out the work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
cuapcrn WIrH THEFT N TIE ALPINE.

A warrant has been issued for the arrest o young
man named Albert, who Il charged with 'he "'e' VI
large amount OF clothing from Mr. Gardner' VINO hnes
in The Alpine at broadway and Thirty ''"r'". ,"o
theft was reported TO the police on March py MIS-
>Itcho, the hou sekeepcr. Yesterday, when Deecu'c
sullivan. Of the West ThIrtehst station "s'ea .ne
e hs learned that the elevator boy, Albert had dis
oppcared a few days ago. and that Ms' ',''che''
daughter. Emily. had disappeared at 'Hr a",," g.
saas aid they had clipped. The young people are In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
MR. CROKER MAY INTERCEDE FOR HARRIS.

Albany, April 3 (Speclal).-It is said here to'nen'
that Richard Croker, the boss OF Ianhiahy man,
will be- here tomorrow for the express purpose Vi
asking Governor Flower TO commute the sentence
NJ CARLYLE Harris. The Communication asked Womb DE-
life Imprisonment. The report Is mat MIS- '"'ii'
called upon Mr.. Croker and told him Tie Story VI
her sons trial. and he suddenly developed ehe'.
olent nature and horror of capital punishment anu
finally promised her that he would come 10 AioahS
and intercc for her sons life with Governor fo"er'
The Governor receives scores OF letters every u''
aslipc him TO commute the sentence oi HATES pu'
he has maintained a dignifed silence, ana uhuo"o'"
IL will act upon the In the way cohsore"uo"'
executive should II asserted last year JUST oc
fore the legislature met that Governor flo"er wac
opposed on principle to capital punishment D"' .'
IS an error lie Is not opposed To capital punishment
and those who expect him to sign a bill abo''sh'"e
the death penalty will probably find that they HIVE
heen misinforined as TO his opinions
The Senate will consider as speciai orue' vi,
Wednesday the bill Of Senator Smith abohshlhs 'ap'"'
mnshment Assemblyman 7. d. sullivan mas h'',''
nIod peg from Assembymen that they VIII Npto lo ,
iill for the same purpose. These peuI's has Lccn
given before any argument on the suiyfct na' somc
made I'm the Assembly, and possibly; thrre'ora, ,hc
Of the pledges may not be kept. III hns ' 10 onch
giving OF pledges without Thought on piH ~ sant
importance Indicates the character oi ''e P''"'
Democratic Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
MANNING MAY CONTEXT TIE SALE OF 9Th
ARGtS.-

Albany. April . tSpecaD.-It Is reported tonight
that lanes II. Manning. Mayor Of Albany and one Of
I'm. chi.f Stockholders In "Thc Albany Argus" NAV
con Il In the courts III" recent purchase OF con
trailing interest In the stock Of that newspaper bv
AMI. administration Democrats. Mr.. Manning has
inst mid a visit to Washington and undoubtedly
b.ld a conference there with Daniel :. Lamont. III"
secretary Of War; who Is another stakeholder In tile
,evspaper Mr.. Lamont would undoubtedly feel
deeply agsreved to "The Argus attack President
f.,ev.,,nd Whether he will sustain Mr.. Manning In
any suit which the latter may BRING ume VIII dis
.ln-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
corrRyoR RUssELL,s PROcLAMATIOy.

BOSTON, April 3 Special -Governor Russelis ra'.
poy PROCLAMATION seems TO have met with dsapproVai
in some pilpits yesterday. in seveTai churches ~
was not read. and It Is said that II was purposey
omitted by ybme. no copy was received BY some
c,erpvnen. which accounts for Its not having been
read In those cases, at least The Bev. fran0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
THE NEW COMMISSIONER TAKES CHARGE.

DR.. Joseph II. Senner, the recently appointed Com
missioner d Immigration is in charge OF Ellis Island.
He entered upon his duties yesterday. He made his
first visit Ellis Island Saturday General O'Berne
the Assistant Commissioner OF immigration, who has
had charge OF the Bureau OF Immigration since res.
nation Of Colonel John ID. Weber has delivered tie papeo
Of the Office TO DR.. Senncr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
HARVARD MEN THE EICTORS.

Cambridge, Mass. April (SpecaD.-The second game
., tho season was played this with the Ma
thews a team OF professional players The game was
vast Improvement playing saturday ana re-
suited In a victory Harvard by the following score:
Harvard .............0 I'll
Mathew, ..............0 1 u
Timc-l hour. a. minutes. rmplc-M. Murray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
coyscRyATOR FOR HIS FATHER.

chicago. April 3-Arthur A. Libby. IT, n'ea tbat
,on in the Probate Court this afternoon ASSN" sur
coaservaor be appointed for his father nm.", Arm
,,'a ssp,or member Of the packins-house nr%
=, libby Mcneil Libby. 1t Is charged '1 u, han.
libby u mentally disordered and Is incapa'' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
ryr vrpDJcT IN THE GROUSE CASE.

Fort Plain. y. u. April 3.-inc 'o'o" .dorod
.as .aso NJ Henry Grouse, WHO was murderer
!" ~, ,w.s resumed to-day. Only one witness was
,r CHE, of Police Mereness. Ih' cIn s,
hronchf in verdict late thls aitrrmoon '''''
was murdered by an unknown "s'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, saTWELvE PAGES.

spooner, Of this city. One was motion Of defendant
10 strike out part Of the peadings. and the other
was motion by plaintiffs transfer the case T. the
nst OF court cases. Judge Hall agreed to call In
ahothcr Judge to hear them next Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
CHANGES i. STATE PRISON wARDENsl

Albany, April 3.-Austin Iathrop superintend'
emf OF state Prisons. has appointed james c. stout
OF Auburn. to succeed Warden Durston at Auburn
Prison. and the latter will succeed Warden Brown
n Sing sing Prison. These changes. according to
The present plans. are to take effect about Aprii i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
rvy yrDcg WAS DISQUALIFIED,

Bridgeport. Conn.,. April 3.-Judse =. b. Hail. 10
the superior Court this afternoon said he was ais
qualified. and declined to hear two motions IN the
oait Of the Adams Express Compeny against Ciapp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04

Albany. Apnl . (specIaD.-Thc Democratic mem
,ors ~ ,be legislature may hold caucus this week
and select men for the two vacant places In the
Board OF Regents. The men who Will probably Dc
elected are Bishop McNierny, the Roman catllonc
bishop Of Albany. and DR.. +. >. Suhisoh VI Nv"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04

Do yon aaluf youy hraIH? Naturally yow rpy ''iH
be"yts." Bmt sohethty yen use f7T'y q7ot 10
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ing and coed healM are practically Synonymous.
To assn,r he former, f'gg'tfSi'r cocks rTfes"f'f
that tart sAonH be diSca,itd in PREPARATION Of
LcoL There is 6ni one substitute sohich meets
all disfehe dfmd1dS-C0 n,oltnr. II is also
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6ee( saH and hiSliy ryfnrf fxgrha6h oX
send three In stamps to n. X. Fairbank Co..
ChIcaco for handsome Cottocuc Cook Book containing
hundred recipes prepared By nine eminent authorl
ties cooking.
Cot.olene IL sold ny oil groecrs
CITY Onee
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04

ding his mmens. business interests. lie reputed TO
be worth III the u,is OF 81 UUJUOO and the
concern OF which he IL tie head Is one OF pioneer
institutions In TIE packing business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
IN BEHALF OF CARLYLE ". HARRIS.

A PETITION TO BE SENT TO THE GOVERNOR
Mr. JEROME AMONG THE sIGNERs.
The mother OF Carlyle Harris has Issued an appeal
for signatures TO the petition TO Governor Flower In
behalf OF her son. In 1t she says uat all petitions
should be sent to Mr.. Howe. OF Howe a Iiummcl No
50 Centre-s who Will present them TO the Governor
She appeals to every who believes that Carlyle
". Harris was not proved guilty 10 sign a petition
blank. Postal cards directed 70 Postoh'ce BOX No.
AL Brooklyn asking for blanks, will receive her at
tenton william Travers Jerome, the former counsel
for Harris has signed a petition and written a letter
regarding his long and close connection with the con-
demned man. Among other things he wrote: Il feel
very strongly that there does not exist that assurance
OF the defendants guilt which should exist before lie
IS taken as n punishment for crime
Among those who have signed The peu,lon 70 'he
Governor arc II. l.. Cutting, Senator W J. iirowh
CLARENCE A. seward. Judge Howard X. Steele, eA
Judge Gedney and Edmund e. James,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise SET, 02s Moon rises 10 O2Mocn's age ~
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
ANS INDY Hook SO Gov. Island 10 u Hell Gate
PM-Sandy HOOK 10 0i Gov. Island 10 2o He'll Gate IL -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
THE FRENCH PROTECTIVE TARIFF.

ruling price for all machines in the combinssss
s95.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
INCOMING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 5
OUTGOING STEAGSRS.

TODAY.
vessel Line For Mails Close Vessel Sails.
Aer, y. G. Lloyd, Bremen @ 100 m 100 n
CITY Of Augusta Ocean. SayanDah.... S:00 %
IIekla Thngvaa, Cbrstiansand o 100 m III OO %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11
To In,oreep, Cuban riiibu.,er..

KEY WEST, May l0.--Tho revenue
cutter McLane, arrived here this
evening. Her commander had a con.
ference with the collector OF customs,
the result Of which could not be ascer-
tanned, but no liberty to officers or men
was granted. Tonight bOats were
lowered aud armed and every prepar.
alton made to intercept any boat or
weasel entering or leaving the harbor.
A force OF custom oil ers nightly
patrol the south beach with a code OF
signals arranged between them and
tho cutter. Tho McLane IL under
steam ana ready to slip moorlngs and
steam out nj signal. Federal officers
here say they have reiiable iniorma-
ton OF preparations to send an expsdi.
ton from sjscent islands TO Cuba and
are OF opinion the attempt will soon be
madc.