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New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIGHT.
,o, n1NGs OF THE wARRING DIRECTORS
OF DELAWARE AND HUDSON.
go MINORITY PARTY sEDKING TO EXCITE
.,ps OF VANDERBILT CONTROI-THE
MAJORITY PARTY SAY THEY DON'T
MANrr STOCK WATERING.

WANT STOCK WATERING.
,,,.ras, in the contest over the coming cleo
Inv - managers of the Delaware and Hudson
u'" Comnanv continues unabated In Wall Street
OA y, the stockholders complain that they have
N ron,ptlv received the circular OF the Cannon
Nv ,.,, marty II is said that Colonel lie Grand Il.
on who is leading the fight to secure the
C@ ~ 100000 new stock at 10 instead Of par. is
ss over the possibility Of the Nandcrbilt
eA. 49, securing control OF the Delaware ana Hud-
Pr" the Cannon opposition to the present man.
81, is defeated. As the Independent stoCkhod-
Ss :, ~. company will decide the contest, It is
-, n see where this danger can cause apprehen-
r 7, was largely through the invitation Of
s~,al Cannon that Cornelius Vanderbilt ana
S"uncev NJ Depew were induced TO go into the
~a .n,o wears ago. Colonel Cannon personally
~",aa 70 obtain the designations OF the old mem
Wv" % make places for the new managers
=, tho last dividend period of the Delaware and
,s.o, the stock books of the company SHOW that
-, vanderbilt interest. represented by MessTs
.".asrhut Depew and Tnnghast held 5000 shares
', rh,ch Cornelius Vanderbilt held 300 The ma
-. d,rectors hold 40S2 shares in all. Robert NJ
g. ...,.nt the president. is recorded as owner Of
. sbares Colonel Cannon holds 800 shares.
I'M ,.s",rb the holdings of the rest of his family
an ,ha amount up to 600 shares The minority
0 c,,,nos 10 hold more than 22co0 shares. or
PnrSs ,han five times the amount OF hoiulngS ,i oi
,Se majority managers. SamueI spencer "o''S i'V
shares g., .ho f-,erds oP tho Olvphant party
II 'shese figures prove the futility Of the cry OF
that me sSan5on's friends that support Of the
Colonei eeirio-t management would mean the ab-
Er,ion of Delaware and Hudson by other railroad
interSestnr nat they have no other object in sup
phnr The present management than to secure the
porlu.ee, Of civil service reform principles
pell.to ,raIent the borrowing of cash which would
a. anu needed II the 25 per cent Of the prop0sSI new
SW.S" - reor,ired by the Cannon plan of suoscrip-
tCS 1t denied aqhoritatyey tnaf HeT 5 bonds %
deronI an an ,,,a next October at lower rate OF
1rn, Tnrn Thev are both in favor OF paying OF the
inter- ~. an issue OF stock but they desire that
bonos u bs sold at par to prevent an injection or
is existing GaPta an ana fure 10 or
any aHH,,P cri,,csms of such policy at the time when
puono is sensitive 10 any highhanded proceed
sr. ~ on the part Of coal companies.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
LEO OwITERs SUIT DISMISSED.

The suit brought by Leo Owter against the
Metrop ,litan Life Insurance Company made mem
cradle by the poem Of one OF the jurors emoody-
ing the irys disagreement at the recent trial. was
dismissed Yesterday after retrai before Ju'Se
Newbureer Of lhe city Court A., ,,o,.
The plaintiff secured empo men IN the New om TTH
nonv onI il is alleged. said that he had never
been employed in a life insurance COMPANY pefore,
II nfterward turned out that he had been III the
s,rna rnnpanv's employ in Brooklyn. under the
name Of go Oshowitz on the charge that ne ha'i
eecurad .rnnlovment through fraudulent represen,
t,tinns he was arrested. The Grand Jury reiuse1
10 ara an indictment. He then brought sui' J1 tII
5000 damages for false arrest me Juuge n@eiI @
fhat there was no malice shown and that there was
nroi,,ble cause for making the arrest.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
THE COURTS.
NO RIGHT TO CHARGE THE COMMISSION.
r.nrr REACH PRACTICALLY DECIDES AGAINST
r1fr WESTERN NATIONAL BANK IN A

JUDGE BEACH PRAClltAlLl bcNi'''N ''
TIiE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK IN
UsURY SUIT
1,oa dacison OF ex-Judge Hail. as referee In the
suit of B spaIling de Garmendia against the West
ern National Bank OF this city. OF which Brayton
Ives il president was practically confirmed on
Wednesday bv Judge Beach, of the Supreme Court,
who Granted an allowance TO Havens & Beebe. No
~ Uoll-st the plaintiffs attorneys. The SUIT was
brought under the provisions Of the NationaI BANK
inc act relative 10 the charging Of interest. etc. on
loans. and was for $500. double the amount OF
a commission demanded by the BANK III e"er's y.
the legal rate Of interest. money lent to the nrm
NJ y snailirr da Garmenda & Brothers. No. u Cot
ton Exchange the wel-known cuban hercnants,
Mr. Havens. OF counsel for the nrmS eNTHs " -,
details Of the case: IL January 1891 the re .ooS,
mendas aDDlied to the bank for a loan OF Soo;;y'
which was advanced. and on which the Irin pau
per cent interest and commission OF pei San
Two months later they applied tor seCoia @ I'bI.
for $500 and was to be used III de'topG,s Gr in
operating sugar plantations owned Dy Ine III. ~, ~,
cuba and for Il per cent interest ana -'2 pr
commission were charged To satisfy the Dahk ."e.
the security offered was good. the firm sent az ~
own expense n representative OF the Dank 70 upi
to- investigate. and his report 10 'he D'"N "''
faY2rab'G ,,u. .,., -, ,,or,, could be carried on
without the second loan. Mr. De Garmenda canceheu
IT, The bank. however. demanded an its ,, cnai
amounting 10 about s. $50. This Mr. DE parnenu, "a
considered an excessive charge. AMI proposI.loh
was made to the bank remit the 21s per cen' Cn %
mission the legal rate OF interest to be palu.
proposition was REJECTED me SUI s nsurv was pre-
ferred. II has been sustained Dy tne couLN No'''
missioner MacIean appeared for the bank.
The case WILL without doubt be appea,en' ar @,,' ~,
tonal bank there is possibility that Il viii reaci
the United States Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
TRAFFIC MEETING

OCTHW ESTEKN IfslRF I II -Hr1r1I I-|V'
The Southwestern Traffic Association resumed It's
nssons a, Thirty-second-st. and Broadway yes'er-
.sy morning The rates from seaboard territory
10 Southwestern points and the dfnerentals to ap-
ply between the steamship and the al-rail lines
were considered This subject has been in an unset
tied and unsatisfactory condition for some years
and sngagd the attention Of the ass0ciati for
the last three days. An agreement was reacned
yesterday afternoon providing for CONTINUANCE oi
The present rates BY the way OF the steamship lines
and for differental scale beginning with % cents
for 100 pounds first class higher by the anrail lines
from territory east Of points taking Buffalo and
Pttsburg rates TO the Mississippi River. II Is A
part Of the understanding that rates from all oints
west Of the seabOard territory when trafhc II movt
by the steamship lines shall be made on iuI
combination OF locals by way Of New York
The question OF the absorption Of lghterage
charges at New-YOrk and Brooklyn was referred
TO the seaboard Committee for report at the next
meeting of the association. The association ad-
tourned at 6 D. m. to reassembie at ST. Louis on
April Is
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
SOLDIERS CONTEST FOR PRIZES
ANNrAi. GAMES or THE 22p REGIMENT-PrFFER
THE CHiIPIoN HrRDLER. rEATEN.

ANNIAi. GAMES or THE 22D REGIMENT-PIFFER
THE CHiupIoN HrRDLER rEATEN.
TIL" annual indoor athletic games AMI reception
OF the 81 Regiment were held a. the hanlSom"
arnory. a. Skye ghth-st and W, stern Ipul"varl
last n!ght. large crowd was prss nt the llV'lesi
inter - was mani:es'ed and the contests We're run
N I'm hotsr order than g. generally tho case In
amateur rlnos Many - the bost athletes in this
n,iehb rhood took part. AMI the time made was
good The attendance 81 women was unusually
large.
In the team or company competition Company II
won with 90 points. Company l.. last years hold'r
= The banner finished close second SCORING -
points Tn. others finished In this order Company
- : points: Company g. points: Companies r and
g. = points each: Company y. points. Company \.
nothing.
TIL 2-o-yarl hurdle race furnished lively strus-
gle Coz defeating ihe champion. Pnn r. rather
handly The two-miie L,cycl. rae" and the fancy
raicr skating ~ "Hobhy" Woods aroused som" en-
thusasu. colonel John r. Camp was m" referee
Tho summaries are as follows:
Seyonty-yarl dash. haniicap-Fin1l heat won by
+ " cor m@ny T. fe'i IL. n. IH'G .,:, y; ~
thlrI Tune S5 seconds
Eight Lundrc l-and-o gh'y,yarl run. han lcap-
scratch. II Hjcrbarr. Coup'ny +. 20 rards. second:
George Sands. Company .. scratch, thiri. llWe--
minutes ee5 seconds
Tvo-hunarcl-y,rI hurdle. handicap-Won by e
" G,N. Company II ylris F.. G. Pnner Com
panv r.. scratch second. II *. Xusi. y G. :. 10
yards. third Time Is seconds.
yvo-hunlred- and -twenty-ysrA run. novlce-Wori
bv T. T. Noe Company r. T.. \. Sr'bccker. Com
uanv H. second. \. i. Thomas. Company r. third.
Time - seconds
One-n.lc ran. handlcap-Won by Herman Hjert-
berg. company +. f5 Yards G. Donaldson. Company
b. - yards. second; J. H. Greene. Jr.. Company r.
third Tim" : minutes - seconds
Potato race-Won by r. Denham Company II;
u X Zust. y G :. second f.. ". iiertberg. Com
pans T.. third Tir@-5l 81 seconds. ". T. Cheevers
won. bui. "a %" picked up two potatoes. he was dis
qualified
Two-mne bicycle race hanllcap-Won hy H. s
Thompson. Company H. - wards. 'J1c Judge.
company H. scratch second. H. X Ius' y =. :.
9'p yards third Time minutes i0 p seconds.
Observation-Disclosures y-yarl run. uovlce-Won
by - Campon. comprny II. = k- MacI"1r.
Company r. second. j. !. Hiugon-. Company +.
third Time minutes y b seconds
Observation-Disclosures handicap Won by
Gf,rg. Sands Company -. scratch. l. W. Con.
Company H. wards. second. T.. 'olyer. C'mpauy
+ l. lp wards third. Timr-5i - seconds.
. Obstacle Won hv i. 4. Feixe. Company q
r Deuham Comuanv II. second. r i. HiortbcrS
Company T.. thirI. Time minutes - - seconds
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
n,,ovo TO THE CERyEAU BODr.

l,.o,,,d April Fin the Common fie"S Oou'
, ,t,,c,ion IN the suit to restrain the
go 7 .odee OF the State and Forest Ci'y n'ue
, ul,nu ,ror, exnclling f. NJ Chandler. past master
r. Anderson and A. f. Glber, from MnsI sia,es
account VI s rerneau Branch of the Scottisn .ite
made perpetual The s,,9Tneys o se Circuit Court
l.ouBr bnnd 30 iodge Ave years ago declnreu
nea body sne lllegitima'e ana thereof
and IorDauv men declined TO Withdraw anu ,our @
IN, ne ,ust settled has been In court for 'ne -"
yearh
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
THE GIANTS KEPT IN BY THE STORM.
THEY 30 SOME WORK INDOORS-GOoO Nb"s
I-pou TIN ~ t.yr1.AND Club,

THEY 10 SOME WORK lNDOOk~-"Ooo NH"'
FROM THE CLEVELAND GLIB.
The dsagreeable weather continues to play havoc
with the baseball arrangements Of all the clubs
in this neghborhood No effort was made 70 play
the New-York- Wilkes barre game at the Polo
Grounds yesterday. or the Brooklyn Binghamton
game at Eastern Park; These games VIII be piaEe1
to-day. unless another snow or ranstorm shouid
visit the metropolitan district.
The confinement is particularly calling TO Ward
ana his Giants who have been housed up at the
Polo Grounds all the week Realizing that condi-
tion viii tell in the opening championship games
the men doing much indoor work as pos
sib.e. Still day In the open air is worth week
Of drmbbel and pully work to the average ball
player. Ward and his men went through some
work In the clubhouse. at the Polo GROUNDS, yester
day. which may b. OF vast benefit IN pericctnB
team work Ward ana ms men nav ., az .a'srt , III ,
numerabic signs and signals, which VIII pe Drought
into play as soon as outdoor wor. IS resume. i
Inc players are conslnclahN put "ul - tI.c
weather. and they now re2lhe that thu VIII i ndVg
Games next week. The Baltimore team Is IN IN the
South. playing nearly every day and. as a result
the orioles viii be tough customers for any ot the
Northern teams To tackle next THURSDAY. me ar,
rangements for special train to convey iocal
about completed. The names Of those who propose
10 make the trip should BE- sent IN not later man nan
trip can be- had al the Office OF the New-Yorl; club
10 Is Broad-s: at ''Nick' Engol's. TTen,y-see,v-
No. 9a East 0ne-hunlred and twenty -ninth-st,
George W iiowe of the C@y.anH M tIub osehai1 S III
in the West is Just as bright as IT Is In the f;aNi,
"Our players reported I'm better physical conntlon
than ever BEFORE aald he. 'The weather had re-
tarlel the work but our men have spent three
weeks at handbnll ard they are in better shape
than most players far North. We have so far.
been able to get only three days Of outdoor work.
Mexican weighs only l0 pounds; and he Is IN
better condition than ever before. Garrison SHOWS
ny unusually wel in nactice. and think thet ne
has reeained an his old time speed You have Il
grand team her" IN Nrv'Yp prk. and with prop'f
team work you should fear no team IN the country:
! think thar our bows can improve IN team work
q
York club sailed on the - amer l3eriin on NaoNt'-
day Alr McAlpin goes abroad for his health.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
THEY WILL TAKE THE vALKyHIE HOME
ArRIVAI ~ C,rTNIN CNNNTIFLD ND TWNNrY
MIS- TO sAu. LORD prNHAvENs YACHT
-

CAPTAIN CranH.lI N. sailing master % the yacht
Xalkvrl. arrived hero yesterday with twenty sailors
Of tn. yachts crew. the White Siar steamer
Majestic Tl.y were taken ou TIE tIg Pu,ver az
Ouarlntlne nnI carried over io Tehp's yard ia
south Rro1kyn The Nalkyrie is now 10 me water
an VIII az once he put In condition for her h"nl'
ward trip ~" vii nuke her trip across under
vawl rig TO-lav the yacht VIII De- to~"i - tnt
Erie Basin. where her sp1rs viii b" pui IN
CAPTAIN Crlni"ld said vest 'rday that h" thougnt
that ii would take about :W1 weeks - pht me
Yacht in proper shap. for her trans lt.Iu.!c voyage
Inst as soon ~ she .s ready she WI s1N captain
CranheI SAID that IorI punrsr"n Was much as
appointad M not getting race on this side th!s
yrar. He thought that with larger III plan the
NAiNvri" would give better account ~ herself
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
VERDICT FOR z. O. MATTHIEssEN.

Il, tho c,prere Court az White Plains yesterday
tho iury in the case Of Fox. Leonard Il CO. against
the millionaire sugar renner f. 0. Matthiessen' re-
turned verdict in favor OF the defendant me
suit was brought to recover over s5D"o as con'h's
sion on the purchase Of three Philadelphia sugar re-
n~crias hv the Sugar Trust. The case VIII De ap-
p.aod II the motion FOR new trial, which mus. pe
made Within thirty days. il unsuccessiui ms mo no
lion win he mainly based on the fact that one OF the
hlrors is the contractor for new building being
constructed for one OF the defendants.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
FUNERAL or EY.SENA CATTELL

Namden y. j.. April 1.-THE funeral OF the late
e.-senator Alexander G. Cattee took place at Mer
a'ahtvile. y. j. this afternoon. The funeral ser
oss were held at O'Clock. the Rev. DIR. George
.aHow OF Washington. ID. c.. and the Rev DR.
n.rrphy. OF Philadelphia. officiating. The honorary
Esrvefarers were +. Wayand Aver. president Of the
rn,s.yyersey Trust and Safe Deposit Company; eX-
srs.sa sS.ea states Senator William J. Sewell. exCon-
exssman George Hires Justice Charles G. Garrison.
v.sSssnaator Edward Bette Thomas c. Knight Ed
Ds Ds'd Hall. David Stetson. r. a. Armstrong and
n. dI9vld nI9avld H. Bartine. the body conveyed to
e o'o Coiestown Cemetery for burial.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
THEY SAY HE STOLE GOLD FOR YEARS
ACCUSATION AGAINST SUPERINTENDENT
1.un,...ur 4 OWL. SUIT.

ACCUSATION AGAINST - fh''i'' 'H'
BROUGHT TO LIGHT IN CIVIL SUIT
4 suit has been begun IN the Supreme Court. oy
Snnock 4 Sheriff. manufacturers or Je"er!'
against Charles s. Patt. assayer and renher' 10
recover the value Of gold which they aIIese was
stolen from them by ther former superintendent
David q Ackermann. Snnock & Sherriil nave u
large factory In Newark and for twelve years y
Aokermann had charge Of II. They alIege that
Ackermann Systematically robbed them taxing
small quantities Of gold at a time lie gave @ .ne
gold I'm bulk TO Mrs. Clara Van Ness. tney
charge who sold it 20 Mr. Platt. 1t is alleged Una.
Mrs Van Ness passed as Ackermanns wire Dut
introduced herself 10 Mlr Platt az the represrnth
tive Of r. Il Acker. jeweller Of Paterson n: D.
Ackermann 1t is said. made confession ouase
It,rrstt i'm Supreme Court. Chambers. gave the
pIa,ntifYs' permission 10 inspect the books OF MI
Plat to learn how much gold Ackernanh stoie
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
THEY MAY SEE TIE LIST OF STOCKHOLDERS

Justice Beach. OF the Supreme Court yesterday
granted a writ OF reremptory mandamus competing
the Tolelo Ann Arbor and North Michigan Ra'lroad
Cornpany and Daniel G. Tate. the secretary or the
hor1hnIiers' committee 10 allow Joseph Walker ana
Frederick w Anness to inspect the stock trailsIer
books and lists OF the sOckholders OF the company
walker and Anness are stockholders OF the COM
p.nt and are anxious to Oust the old Boaru OF ~
rrctors alleging that they are working In the m
tersst Of the bondhOders The annual election VIII
b. held on April 49, and Walker and Anness WISH 10
communicate with the stockholders about H.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
,o,,,, W wERsEIE. FOREMAN OF THE JURY

Tefft Weller e. CO.. the drysoous
lives at No 1924 Seventh-ave. -,
The trial Is before Recorder Smyth' IN @ Ia,' - ,ha
General Sessions Assistant District-Atorney 'o'-,'
r MCINTYRE is conducting the PROSECUTION Wvn:msn
,yi toke part in 1t later Charles W. Dt'n1er an.
~ j. Osuliivan and Lewis StuyVeSha ,he former trial
ptbIr pbcb ' came TO close account OF the Illness u
juror , hts ,rlfe are accused OF poison
Ihs Pwig Brandt alias Baum, 20 obtain sS09, OF
Insurance on his NE All lived a, 40 IN Detroit
Tbe rst talesman, James WeksdGad ,bat %, he
1,,,,n h,,s-ave was excused on plehdnE ~, Srb,.
@ inorant 10 understand expert testimony IL"
trial Will go to-day
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
THE MAYOR OF Ell PAsO PROTESTS.

FL Paso. Tex. April l2.-Mayor Solomon has s'n'
the following telegram 70 General Manager Io"h'.
Of the Southern Pacific Railroad Il am in''r'"''
that about co men calling themselves me "ou'"'i" "
Industrial Army are now at san berh4'''no' ~''.
,, ,-a,snor,a,ion over your railroad 20 FL Paso
Ae Navor OF the city of El PasO ] most earnestly
nrotest against your road bringing these men %
III Paso and trust you VIII not 90 - il ''''
avoided -
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
TWENTY FIVE CARS OF "INDCSTRIAIs. "

Salt Lake CITY. Utah. April l2-The Industrial
Army which marched out Of ogden ldsi nlth''
boarded a freight train OF "empt"s" at Inidngh,
and were whlrled their way East Ih.y n',si ,ti
.,,an,,-0vo cars and there IS little DOUBT that "
SDuthcrn Pacific arranged with the mon I"',t,. ,h
IN have the train ready, though OF course, .ie
i9,lnn Pacific would not admit any such arIAnSs'-
m@nt The train passed over the wyoming ""e
arly this morning
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
ruE SOUTH CAROLINA ROAD SOLD.
WHEELER n PtCKHAM BUYS 1T FOR THE FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDHOLDERS.

MORTGAGE BONDHoLDERs.
Charleston. 5. c.. April 12.-In pursuance OF the
sacraa Of the United States Court made last De-
oerber the South Carolina Railroad was sold at
rhuc auction today. large number OF prom'-
rsn, fnanciers attended the sale The roaa was
sold 10 Wheeler II. Peckham' OF Ne"-1 orK' VINO
,a--ssen,ed a syndicate OF first-mOrtgage bond
.,,ors for q O0GO This amounts TO the first
r,or,gare bondholders taking the road for their
aon5s and paying s. 10000 with which 70 aischarge
rSior Hens and outstanding indebtedness me price
ppoN virtually amounts to something less thah
100000. - ,-.r,. ...o, ,.h,ob oyrs
Tepresented a, the sale by J. b. Probst but ne took
no part In the bidding. There are rumors 10 !Mhe NE
aSeaa. that there Is an understanding between the
frst-morgage bondholders and the Louisville ni9 ana
Nashville people. by which the latter NAY utn- da
posted a check for $4,000 with the receiver Mr.
Sbaroherlan acting as special master. and the re-
mainder Of the purchase money will be paid within
twenty DAYS.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
All Day SPENT ~ GETTING ONE Jo"o"

At THIS RATE THE TRIAL OF DIR II. G. r
MEYER WILL BE EXCEEDINGLY I"N"'
II Will take two weeks to get jury 10 "Y ~.
II {, F. Never. II the prosecuting att'rheyN H"''
no better luck than they had yes'e'1aY' ~, ny
~ ,., y na,el ~ tblrty-nve talesmen and secured
nrIy one iuror. John ". Wersee. salesman fof
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
COMPLAINTS OF KENTUCKY FLOUR MEN.

Frankfort. Ky. April 12.-The Interstate Commits
sion have notified TO the Kentucky Railroad Com
mssoners that they will be here next Monday 10
hear charges OF discrimination preferred against the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company by the
Kentucky Railroad Commissioners. The railroad
company is said to have Disseminated against
Frankfort -four men. Under the laws OF this state
1t becomes the duty Of the State Railroad Com
mssoners to inform and assist the Federal Off
GERS 70 investigate such cases.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13

this side may be induced 10 accept the oner OF the
Natlona, Sporting Club of London In any event.
Will fight until midsummer. .
The crowd that came to see COrOsu OH WIS
great nuisance other passengers ana tner itlenus
II continually blocked the gangway ana naa 10
be kept out OF the passage with main force by tne
ships officers The crowd had stayed up al nlgnt
to lis idol or and they not pleasant people
have around.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
MONTREAL. PooLRoOMs TO BE CLOSED.

Montreal. April l2.-The gamblers OF this city are
IN a cpa,dary. The experiment which was carried
ont successfully In Toronto las, Saturday is 10 De
followed In Montreal. and all poorooms ana turi
o,,roisslon- rooms must close. The propretors have
hod notice served them by the Government oi.l-
n,.s m this effect and Will have until SATURDAY 10
80 IN ther affairs II the rooms are not vacated
I mai time the effects will all be seized ana me
p!sces forcby closed The same course VIII De Io,-
P.aod .n Quebec and other large cities OF the DO
,,,nion nnd a great effort Will be made 10 u'Ne
m The Gambling fraternity from Canada
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
THE SPECIAL HOTEL TRAIN.

Washington. April 1.-THE special hotel train
Of the Atlantic Coast Line from ST. Augustine. Fla
20 New-York which left Jacksonville at lO;S yes
,rday morning arrived here at 11s this morning
,ni started for New-York at 1:3O. The run from
AAsonvllle 10 Washington in less than twenty-one
sZs is said 10 be unprecedented.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
copRE1.rs NOISY FRIENDS SEE HIM OFF.

lanes j. Corbett the champion prize hs"'er VI
the world. sailed for England yes'erua' ." ,1o
,ns.oh,ro American steamer Fuerst Bismarck. He
80. accomnaned by his wife. large number or
.snorts'. was present to the champion on. Be
fore sailing he said: II am sure ] can whip Jaex
SON but will only nght him TO nni:h ,h;s,c ~ crh On
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
Grand rB1.NK EMPLOYEES. SALARIES CUT.

Montreal April ia cable dispatch has been re-
ceved from the Grand Trunk officials in London
ordering reduction OF 10 per cent in salaries over
the entire system the order applying 10 all classes
Of employees
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
CENTRAL pAcIFICs NEW PRESIDENT.

San Francisco. Cal, April Y Isaac l.. Requa was
Elected president and G. p Huntington vlce-presi-
cent at the meeting OF the Central Pacific Railroad
onectors TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
rorrcruly WITH pELIRIrM rREMENs.

Tnoma. Baker. policeman. thirty-four years o'a
who lives at No 100 Canal-st.. was transferred 10
the alcoholic ward OF Bellevue Hospta yes,srn sui
morning from St. Vincents Hospital ne "aS 'NA
fering from dellrium tremens.