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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
v,CUryyG NOTES FROM FLOrTDA.

c, Augustine April % (Spcc!aD-George u, wa
qoun. OF New-York son OF the late New oiN pam"
or arrived here to-day on his yacht Ofio'e' WI
uaeoun's guests on his recent two weeks 'a ,,
oebinq trp 10 Biscayne Bay were A. bruce VIM
ing. Chester Mccoy. George H. NIhsr' u
=, - ,d v,ryu, left here to-day for the Norm
hv train The rest OF the party will sail North heN'
THURSDAY via Jekyl Island and GA Point Co"'r, w.
The new steam yacht Loon. owned by honer, '"
Riddle. OF Philadelphia arrived YESTERDAY ;he Cult
Mr. Riddle proceeded North on his yach' TO-
day. - r,.o, C.oodvear Of New York.
arrived here YESTERDAY from r ke{ Mys' anu
ca! ,e i,"y "a Coxe the cOal-mine owner OF i'Hi,,
depha has left FOR The Norh VIII, With, ms Ms sPh here
toXe' n n ali winter and she VIII be docked mere
Nh ne return in the fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
~ n IOHMANNS ARREST.

roron,o April Civilian D. Iohmann aoscond-
,s, sh,er OF Brooklyn. y. Y, Excise Department.
',,, ,r,s arrested here Sunday. left Tor home To-
Iov IN charge OF Detective Huhut, ot D''0' -
ha,,.i,g waived extradtlon proceedings.
Detective Zundt telegraphed from Toronto yes'et-
,a,. afternoon that he started at O'Clock with
Imam As the trip takes about sixteen hours'
nv should be in Brooklyn this morning lo"'h'N'
"a arrested upon a warrant charging MN VIII" gran.
larceny in the second degree He VIII De arrais"eu
ta,,re Police Justice Walsh and will doubtless De
,o,I t,r the action OF the Grand Jury. II Is ex-
pected that some OF his friends VIII secure u'' ~,
h, and he will be free return to his famiy u"'i'
his trial. ,.. ,.,ti ha brought TO bear
o. ,,rsvent his going 10 prison Is prooaDie az ~
H. ~ The Excise Department under the auniln-
is,rnti,ns through which he served as CASHIER a.
r,"1 ~ the benefit OF the gang. winch ne.u
Hrnovn nv the throat II is understood that SOM
oT Them knew where Lohmann was an IhS ,'',e ,
,,1 ,hnt ne was induced 70 go away lot itdr o'
1arocine revelations. He became tired OF ms ell,
f"rceI absence II is said and desired 70 De
AMI brought back Mrs LOhmann was suini"Vneu
~ police Headquarters yesterday ana nau a io, ts
conference with Superintendent CampoeiL nne s''o
She knew nothing about her husoaiu 'e'u''
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oy,, ,nrtpuIa STRIKING STREET cHEA NfRS

philadelphia. April 2i-The strike or 'he .',',.'m
str.et-clcaners which WAS 'hh"E"i'' ,o,' .,,.
' ,, D., !, cents per hour. IS still on. Contractor
ware mt nfty white and colored men to WORK TO,
'a, IN The section Of the city known "a I-'''e
tav and 1t is soid IS PAVING them n pei later
,,,n,nf demanded bv ia" sirlSrrS "a
w No.. number about 40. held a IaIE'Y 49, tat
wno ting M beneficial Hall this mornns, Ma in
IN ~, could not b" learned Al scNcfh' "a
,,,b.rn mart OF the city the st'lR't- ,he
- start duarrcs with The nonlHnIn , ,her,nrs In
~ u,crn active and dispersed all Galn'' a.
~ ~, I,.l,'' loo or more Italian women ', ~.
hrgn he streets behind a female ,"aura , ar
thruuH" ,' ,r,crlc,n ia Many OF the women ca.
td cl,,hs under their aha Wis. ana nunrl -, mon,
!l'i ',ioienrn TO the workmen were nnade py '"'''
lam, morning developed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
THE LAST Is HEARD OF THE CANTOR Sl"'''"
EII~THE LAWSON DOCK BILL ~ j."
t,,N-oP ABLY REPORTED.

THE LAST Is HEARD OF THE CANTOR SINN''H
BuI~THE LAWSON DOCK BILL TO bh
FAvoRABrY REPORTED.
Albany. April 2i-Thore was a hearing TINS after
roor before the Assembly cities Committee on sen
a.or Cantors bill prohibiting the construction o.
sah,e within 100 feet Of a church. The Dill II ''o'e
narticuarly pressed at this time so as 10 prevent
,he construction Of stable in Ncw-York Clty "eN'
% ,ho ,.onrr,c ,tlon Of the Jerusalem, AZ ON.
nf,s-sf ard NlleoD-avc. The KEY H'ep'e"
yyiso tho pastor OF the e. raGpsue. and DR. berha'
s,chs Or H. W Mitchell, Thomas Henry ""on'
trant Hussock ami Charles Strauss app'or" ~
favor NJ the bill and Peter b Olney, OF N'"
r1 ~orto, chase % this city. opposed H.
Tho representatives II the synagogue were "''''
-, ,ho treatment received at the hands OF me Cum
mite saving that they dil not have lar hS "a
g." motion 10 report the hh tor the y. H., NOT
!nls, -, ,h Assemble was defeated ana y l. HUI
ikelv that the bill Will nr apv"h' e. bo-i,c this
The senate cities Commit Tee taN' "a IL TocT ne
r,arroon ON Senator S3NtonH New oIk ' IT,, in
artrneni I'M which provides for coihP'"''" 49,
the letting % contracts. 49,, i,,.l, Rulders As
l, n""," and / Augustus Johnson presl'lhi' ~. ~.
49,, ra,,ncl ~ Good Government CLUBS, Ia,oI CO..
hui IN shor, speeches. NJ \. Roger, hkSonaif or the
o ra.on counsel opposed the bill on Dcndi ocb on
{o'L, ner,r,ment declining 10 make spe' IN -,
30 t,rn,,nI that the hin had p'eh Hh'. ~ hiil
inc slo1'sr ,c corrn,to, voted to report W ~" s
nrasuh,i,. ,vifh amendments allowing r.pnrS y.
iss ,han ;Jn 10 be made without 49, ~. a IA IN
~ ','' ahar,oneI contracts Of less thhh Fh
/ W., "'T ,,lnt,f and authorizing nrelE'no
10 &C., nan ssjo 10 b. let without contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
THE ASSEMBLY STANDS FIRM.

,.,, ,c,,, MEMBERS WILL LISTEN TO No
r,.pr,trR AMENDMENTS TO THE POLICE BILL
.u,. Anil q CspeciaD Senators Saxton' l%io"
-, xuhurn and Speaker Malby. Arsenoiynihn
-, -, ,s.or,hlvnan Ainsworth held conference
. a.. :, tho Sneakers private room upon senator
-. po,lce IN The aim u the conference WAS
=, {, ,he R.nul,lcans ~ the lower house ~oulh
-. ,,,o,l,nenis restoring the bill 20 the shape
- ,t.h q ,ossed the Senate. when the Super'h-
,,.,t ~ police simply had power 70 assign 70 d"'y
oiors he,ov. the rank - captain. further Aih-n'-
, ,.r,r.osel M the Republican senate caucus hS'
,ieb, gave the Board 81 Police authority 10 Su''"
,ba supcrintcnIent upon charges prefFTr'd Against
nt -, ,u., u the Commissioners. and To remove
n, ci,b tho consent of three ~ the Commissioners
s,o,ker Malby thought that these were JUST
o,,,l,.1ne,,o and he believed that the Republican
a,a t.-,.y would consent to them. AssennIymeh
rieh and Ainsworth differed with speaker Many a.
- ,ho ,oesillo attitude u their Republican col
20 W. P1-Ic,, declared that the amendments mace
=. a.. iui In the Assembly had been the result 81
- ,.-,,r,r,iea and any disturbanc" OF tHil ~
r1,'i might seriously "ndanger IN" bI IN LIZ
,i.v 4,iI bill. as u l"f IN" 49, "p'' .
Jr',I', - ,.,eeeI iv Srnnt" ana no attempt
.,.i ~, made ri further modification OF tho 49,
~, Tbev oxpressed a fear that II any Iui.nr'
amendrnenfs were made the Ass"iihlf ,.AI ~,
, ,,irht got into conflict. and the bill might per
Senators Sayion Kilburn and I."xow subselu"nry
rc,,orted 10 their Republican colleagues III ~ s.
ate that a majority or IN" .NA.'',,'' ,,,Jrents
,rittce were opposed to any more a''il,,i'lt
,r, ,r,snccfs tonight that the senate WIZ ptS-
no b I'm precisely the form IN whlcn u eit," @
No Assembly although the Repnblcan 81" ~ !,
, a. some decision which VIII change the present
look Of
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TO TAX FOREIGN CORPORAlIoNH
AssEMBLYMAN FULLER sEcrhEs TIE 'ASSN''
or HIS BILL. LAYING THEIR CAPITAL
Under TRIBrTE

Albany. April q (specian-The Assembly accom-
,lisbed couparativcly little to-day, most OF ''''
time o, the morning session being occupied III Wv
concurrence in immatcria amendments mo-" 80
the SENATE Among the mea sures' however was -"
o,,,r.,cc,, important one the bill introlnc'h Nv
Harrison Fuller Of Jefferson County placing Ia.
~ eighth OF per cent on the a'i""''' VI
capital used in this State by foreign 'orI'''"'o
doing business here. II is estimated mat '"'S VI"
=, a. 9, s,ould he signed by the Governor, woulh
hiring into the state not less than E"'"" ahn""',y
from, tbese outside corporations The senate '"'''e
sl,gh, amendment 10 the biz ana passeH " So'''e
time ago but although the rules OF the '''a'e po
,ile that the Northumberland Sha" nav
=. e. houre I'm which 10 sign bill, II dld not
each the Assembly until last night. before inv
,esemblv concurred I'm the Senate amendments NV,
measure was carefully examined to ascertain ','n'
,h cenat. amendments did not Impair us in
III Whom this had been done IN" plll was tah ~,
mn and the Senate amendments VIZ r''' "
rbo lin haq now gone 10 III" Governor, ~ ,,o-,
~ c"ns,dorable portion Of the time OF the nIo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
NEw-ZEALANDs PROPOSAL
INQUIRIES ~ THE HOUSE OF coMMoNS-'Ei'
MAN INTERESTS IN SAMOA

INQUIRIES IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS-"ES-
MAN INTERESTS IN SAMOA
rondon. April eth the House Of Commons to-u'y
Sr George Baden-Powell inquired whether i" We"
nroposed that New-Zealand should administer ~.
Government OF Samoa. and whether the NV.
States and Germany had been consumer ~ '"'
matter. II So would the Government MAKE d
statement as to the attitude assumed oy "ei"ia''
and America? 81,
Sir Edward Grey. Under Foreign oecre'"S,
that telegram 10 the effect that New-Aealaha pio-
nosed to administer the affairs OF samoa hau JUG.
been received at the Colonial ONCE but II hau Io'
90, boen communicated the Foreign once lI mq
ron,s,I as described N the telegram ne saiu, III
not sem consistent with the terms OF TIE Del 81"
act. coutb Australia and
tasmania have Instructed their London agents "a "a
aunport the proposition Of New-Healand IN res''u
Berlin April 2sThe Zei,rngI aGG Ginst
!hb U ,yts al samoa said that Germans have mace
samoa desirable and their interests tnsre a
ot,rvei,n those OF the United states anu UIe.r'
Drifain nut together Germany has ntnerIo NE ay
ic,c1 70 assert her rights in Samoa but she GER
talnly should do 50 now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25

for the use of the Carlsbad Sprud"l san IS ,hal
I, ,nns 10 the root Of the disease while DINER
remedies strike only at the disease.
Notice the distinction. ,,, o,
For instance: Pills ana purgall'es Win'n ..
or;cllv mon the bowels irritate and destroy
The muco,ls coats of the stomach ana bowels
4 continued use of such remedies produceS
chronic Inflammation Of the stomach ana pow
eIs The use Of the genuine imported CarisDa1
Spr1idel Salt U.s. therefore, highly recohiflenue
because It's action Is due solely 10 l.s ,,;,h
,,onai solvent and stimulating properties WIN
ont irritating the stomach. BE sure to oOIail
the genuine article. Price. S1.0O per oo't'e
large size, $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
THEY DECLARED WAR Oh TAMMANY.

Tho Grace-Fairchld Democracy Of the ia ~
sanhlv District met in force at Mott am N'''"
SIS last evening. and declared war TO the 'e''
mon Tammany Hall. Timothy F Driscoh preS'r'
Fielding l. Marshall the first speaker sa'u '"''
the city government OF New-l orK was N"o"
,, tho country as the most dishonest AMI
corr,,n, IN existence Tammany Hall he sall' pro-
fesssd to be a Democratic organization Du' ''e
finger of scorn was pointed at it from all quarters
T. oliver Keene scarined Police Justice DiT Yer
for hear,lessiy leaving the poor telows VS., IN and
donn his bidding suffer. while ne Neilt oii r.
enioyed n luxurious trip across the cohtientii -,
sneaker sincerely sympathized with the lai III -,
~ district whose bread winners were IN tH pm
,nntarv with the racing season coming on. N'Aus"-
ter and APPLAUSE .uo, ,,c,,di,g forty
or ffty from the election district OF Dennis buvniS
ono n TCiyvers election officers, VINO was coi1
"a ,oaLi,T a false canvass last November, ana S"ut
70 Sing sing Two associations. known as ue IN IN
,or,n;ik ana Arno clubs. Joined IN bo1N. hr
Tew,-York state Democracy claim an organization
rnur I 1@0 strong In the Id District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25

Columbus s. C.. April H.-'aroaus Vi -.
are being received here ana tne Sa'oo"S 80 ,an
" 20 aer the former regime. Beer Is on tap
~ "a ,accs at Z cents a glass. \ number OF ne"
aa,oons are being opened No effort so iar 10 sup
them has been made and the propr'eors are pro
,ne M effort to conceal their business Inc nv
h,ti,,on,sts threaten to take hand ana nav .
res,s made to test whether proh'p'''o" 800 on,
Io'' NJ M warrants have been sworn out
Ia'; nIerstcod that the Supreme court - - one
~ ~ % s,v u speedy hearing TO test 'he CAST -
can be brought before H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
THE NEWFOUNDLAND SITUATION.

c, rohn.s y F.. April "a (speciaD.-The writ for
tho bvoler,ion nj Bay de Verde was issued tonight
and is returnabe in twenty-one days. fierce con-
nict is anticipated and It will probably decide the
1blS election takes place because the Government
homes 10 secure the election OF two supporters mus
increasing the strength Of their party 10 fourteen
,,,i,nrs hing them TO make a quorum. organ
IT, the House and pass the Revenue olll' IL IDS, Is
Inubtful that the Government will be able 10 WIN
a." saate 40 Woods and Moores who were un-
.nateI recently were returned at the late election
with mhjortles OF over 400 - ,,,. !, q,
No anxiety is felt about the Revenue bill; 1t Is
pci1 ere1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25

For New England generally fair in the "'er nI,
showers followed by fair On the '''s'' ,an,, Now
For Eastern New-York. Dnsi"rn l'""s '
-. a,, delaware fair: northeast winds
o. tho District OF Columbia. Maryland 'rs'"'" "'''
,,,h carolina fair; north"astery Winds
For Tennessee and Kentucky, fair' f"s""'
easteriy winds.
For Yves, virginia. fair: ens"rly "huT' , ,,.
~ Western Ncw-York and Western pennsylvania '
winds shifting 10 eastery
For Ohio fair: eastery winds slightly ~ ,b rorth
e. fnd,ana fair. easrerly winds, warmer III ''' "''
portion. 49,, ..,Ao.s,.rl, Winds warmer in the
northeast portion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25

London April 2i-The House Of Commons re-
rn,oa consideration OF the budget this evening" anu
approved the Governments proposition 20 reo ntat
ar,,,,r, .state legacy and succession DUTIES hOo
"ne class 10 be called the estate duty
DENIAL FROM PRINCE COLONNA.
London Arrn 24.-Prince Colonna teiesraphs 70
rho United Press representative in London that 'nere
g. NO truth In the report that reconcnatoim ms,
-, Erected between him and MS VIC, II'h0eS'
|nl"nna who is now in the United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
OPPOSING THE LAWSON BILL.

pocY. COMMISSIONER CRAM OFFERS SOME
F1lMsY OBJECTIONS TO THE MEASURE.
j. Sergeant Cram, the president Of the Dock
Board has written letter to the newspapers op-
posing the Lawson bill now before the Legislature.
He bring up several old and easily disproved
points He says that IL the Lawson Dill were
enacted all permanent construction would be
stopped on the piers and buikheads because the
Department alone has plant for the work ms
Is absurd for the reason that II the Lawson blII
becomes a law, contractors would speedily create
plant capable Of doing the work. when ther" is
demand, there will always be a plant TOT doihg
the work demanded. There was no plant Tor pro-
ducing arrnor plate in this country short time
ago but several plants were created when the ne
cessity arose. The plant of the Dock Department
could De sod probably at pIoht IT, PIiSat n op
pete for the work 10 be done. MI. cram SAYS tnat
eonracto-s 20 not einpoy reSig' ~, " wants
IN thtir work W hat the clN 81 Nv 9ih ,,.
is honest days work for an honest day pay
Iammany DAY labor. II RUE Is n'ane ,hdI "ii ,
citizens Of this city should be employed on cry
"sTK y should Apply 10 an 5Ta,nmrnt Of the re-
eeipts and expenditures OF the Dock llepartnent
Record" publishes regularly the figures relating 10
the Dock Department. The people believe that a
bill when seen YESTERDAY Mr. Cram said; the ne
treasurer order for pine at S27 - referred to IN
eontract had en- advertised. The bids Were opened
On August g. 1893. on opening the pas INC =
bidder was the Yellow Pine COMPANY which BID
IS s. The Board Of Docks unanimously agreed
that the lowest bidders price VAS excessive. ana
rejected all bids; and subsequently,, an orh"r WAS
gwen 70 Leary at 81 10.
The reasons why the price for pine. on the open
Ing OF the bids ten months later, IN March. lsJi.
was lower than before were. first, the combination
or trust broken. and second, the frelfhts iof
pine 50 a thousand less than ten months De
Tore. OF course. 1t is grossly unfair and absurd 70
compare prices at different periods or In, uinrrFh,
years. they vary with the supply ana demand
and according TO the times. The statement at
ubuted 10 regarding Commissioner Phean pc
ing a partner Of James D. LearN. Is n Wll1U lie.
ihever made such statement at any time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

q, ,,,s diagram n continuous white line SHOWS ~
.,anges in ur.rsure Indicated by Inc ~ IN
s.cnrsnr barometer. The broken line r-p ese"'' '' "
...o" a. observed at Perry's Pharmacy
r>,nur. once April %. / a. ma few light Sho"ero
,, yesterday but the weather was In the main penS'
The temperature ranged between :" anu ~ u'e.', ~
average C5p being the same as on MONDAY anu Us "'e
tri on a,hsr today is likely be colder and fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
TIE WE1.LMAN EXPEDITION SAILS.

Bergen Norway. April 24-The Wellman polar ex-
petition sailed this afternoon aboard the haeh'ain
I,rl after the owner Herr Kraasbye. had formally
,,r,t,,ed tho vessel TO Mr. Wellman's care. As
she departed the Stss and Stripes were hoisted TO
the forepeak salutes were fired and the great
crowd that had assembled gave hearty CHEERS ior
the explorers The ships in the harbor were dressed
I'm all their bunting a fleet Of boats escorted me
vessel ort 10 sea Before her departure cable ais
patches wishing godspeed poured in from fri ri,
In America Europe. The vessel VIII can at
r'romsoe 10 take aboard Dahl and three icemen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
ZIP .GNENTS OF FOREIGN NEWS.

London. April 2i-In the House Of Commons TO-
day John Morley Chief Secretary for Ireland; an
noiinceI that the Government were not prepareu
to insert I'm the Evicted Tenants bill a provision
compelling land-grabbers who refused to surrender
theIr land 10 pay TO the old tenant the fuil value
OF the holding.
Lisbon. April 2i-There were 1O4 fresh cases OF OF
cholerne In this city yesterday Inc disease rs Is
ranidlv spreadng TO the towns and villages IN the
,nterior The Spanish authorities have adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
REPUBLICANS ARE JOYFUL.
THE BIPARTISAN ELECTION LAW
CAUSES MUCH SATISFACTION
NTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT MIHOILAHD MEN
HAVE Az ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING

NTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT MlIHoI.LAND MEN
HAVE Az ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
SPEECHES OF CONGRATULATION.
rousing public meeting OF the Republicans Of
the XIth Assembly District was held at Centrai
Hall No l47 West Thrty-second-st. last evening
under the auspices of the distric; organization OF
the Republican ORGANIZATION Of the City and County
of New-York ARRANGEMENTS for the meeting were
successfully made by ex-Alderman James G. McAlur-
raw chairman Of the district organization. and g.
Husson and H. Lartet. secretaries. DR.. +. c. skin
ner >reslded and many weli-known residents OF the
XIth and other Assembly districts were present
James g. Townsend. of the NlIIth. made the open
ing address and was fire lucntly applaudcd lie said
that the occasion was one for congratulation In
stead OF speechmaking
John F. Milholland, on arriving at the hall at a
later hour. on his way to Albany whittier he had
been suddenly summoned on important public bust
ness was received with loud cheers and enthusiastic
applause lie said that last night Of all nights was
the time when true Republicans could well afford to
be in the best Of spirits. they had been most
thoroughly vindcated against the aspersons OF the
Rliss faction lie announced that the Governor hai
signed the Ri Partisan Inspectors OF Elecuon pi'
which took from Tammany judges the po"'I ~ ~
Don the inspecOrs OF election next fai, anu weston
II in The Republican State Committee as no" con
s,ltutDd and that committee believed IN me am
Plies ORGANIZATION The !Iss primary cl"cu'hS hii
more ,han vlndicated the Republican ORGANIZATION
Carl SNYDER spoke "A Model New oIh' .N.'
devoted a long address. which was warmly aPpIanl-
the necessity FOR arousing the taNptyrrs ana "oiN
incmen and consolidating with Br9ohIyn' 'l'i..nS
forming a greater ana a grander New ork. 7tI
ring addresses were also made by Frank ferraIl ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
TIE BEATHER REPORT
...,.,,,rv HIGHER BAROMETER FAST.

vasnincton Aprr 2i-The barometer co"""u -.
rr,b of the Lake regions ana mas 'S'"' - = tt,
n'''" ~ , ,,,.,,,. states and the eastern portion
"''' go. .ra on the Pacific Coast. II - l'"'''
.l,heost %, Nova scotia The temperature mas ,,,,n
,.,, s,a,ionar7, except in Northern IeNaS anu ,,
:, ,,,, vh.re II ls cooler The weather ,s, valley
VI % % .aY England md the Lower MlN-'7' or,rei
~, inc .Ntr, M Northwest wher" snow, ,% Xrhern
am lm,r f,,r weather VIII prevail III i,r - on the
e,,cr ,st 81 the Mississippi preceded ny S"'" "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
HE WILL SIGN NEITHER.
Continued from First Page.

favored by the State Civil Service Commission n
its report the most important chargc being a new
section preventing the State Controller from paying
salaries % employees who may hold appointments
in violation OF Ciyil Service rules.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
NJ CHALLENGE FROM OXFORD.

London. April 2i-Mr Cotton. president OF the
oxford University Boat Club. denies the report
that oxford has proposed TO row the winners OF
tho next Yale Harvard boat race, and says that
The challenge must emanate from America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25

Washington April 2i-The Executive COMMITTEE
- tho National Republican League held secret
session OF about three hours to-day aiter "'''' w
,.dir, members left for New-York City. "htie "a
a,iT vii he held Thursday. calling mo our u.
The Principal officers and members oil ,h ''e viduc
leagues throughout New-Eng4ahd anu TIC
G.afe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
r,,r GOVERNMENT NOT UNANIMOUS.

THE GOVERNMENT NOT UNANIMOUS
lord RosEBERY SAYS SOME OF THEM MAY VOTE
AGAINST THE EIGHTHoUR BILL
London. April IA deputation OF coai-m'he
,,rars called upon Lord Rosebery to-day TO present
,her reasons for opposing the E'gnt-hour DIN i"e
mn - h Gould nror1tse nothing definite as
., mo action OF the Government as the M'nn'nS
,,..r. not unanimous the subject some o. tne'i
". e,id would probably vote against the Dill
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.n :, syyrU DrSLOClTES MS SHorLDER

rlgar NJ Smith. paper merchant WI" "~ vs.,
-, -r,,oos" Rulldlng and living At 80 10 VEST
u, was seized with an attack OF vertigo g2
IN leaving his ohce ysierliy y a ~. ss"ader lis
down ,.,e Get and he was carried home III CAP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
,r,cu TIFF GRrpnay. HELD FOR sHEA'S DEATH

po,,.r, Leach gripman OF cable car No. 100,
LOU @,er rohn shea OF 40. $50 sNth-ave., on
uond,v a, broadway and For'ie'hst. was ,.'r
ow,l, the action Of the Coroner N ocrll@nt shea
Mar Mar ,aken to bellevue Hospital ana ne '''u
his Injuries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
NAMED FOR CONGRESS IL BYNUMs DIS
TRICT

indianapolis. April 2i-The Win Dis'ric' n'p"O-
ucan Convention me, here this afternoon ana non"
,,od Charles l. Henry OF Madison County Tor
Congress. RESOLUTIONS '',,'''' ~. ,.rcecuf Al
Hvnuu and the pension policy or the present N'
uinistratOn adopted.
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md ana out the novels tna' nv