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New-York tribune., 1894-04-04
NEW-YORK CITY.

Anniversary exercises OF the Womens Home and
Foreign Missionary Society will be held in the Cen
tral Presbyterian Church. in West Ffty-sevcnth-
st. this evening. Miss Virginia DoX will speak.
and Mrs Kress the gospel nightingale" VII! sing.
All welcome.
The Museum Of Art vii! be open free to the public
to-day. tomorrow ana Saturday. from 10 a. m. to ,
p. m; Sunday afternoon l to O'Clock, and
Friday evening from to 10 o'clock. The admission
Friday from 10 a. IN. to p. m. IS p cents.
Admission to the Museum Of Natural History Is
free to-day. tomorrow and Friday from a. m 70
: D. M: on Saturday from a. m to 10 p. ID. and
on Sunday from TO p. m.
The fine art collection made by Thomas Reid will
be sold at the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms. No. 23S
FHfth-ave., beginning this afternoon. Tho collection
OF paintings viii be disposed OF on Friday evening
and the books on Saturday afternoon. The collec-
ton includes some fine cloisonne enamcls a superb
royal Berlin vase, and many small cabinet bronzes.
The thirteenth annual commencement OF the New
York Trade School Flrst-ave. and Sxty-eighth-si.,
will be held tomorrow evening.
A. b. de Guerville will lecture at Madison Square
Garden Concert Hall tomorrow evening. on 10
sephinc Wife OF Napoleon"
The annual meeting Of the Association for Fur
thering Work among the Swedes will be held to-
morrow evening in ST. Bartholomew's Swedish
Chapel No lel East Northumberland twenty-sev-
enth-sf.
The American Geographical Society will have a
meeting next Monday evening at Chickerng
Hall Robert Stein Will speak The Exploration
OF Eiiesmere Land
Dr. Homer |. Osrom. the well-known surgeon OF
the Hahnemann Hospital. OF this city. has recently
finished and completely equipped a surgical operat-
ing-room IN connection with that institution. DR..
Ostrom has furnished the operating-room with every
requisite for modern antiseptc surgery every article
being OF iron and glass. and has thus. in addition
TO his brilliant work In abdominal surgery. fur
nished proof Of the Claim that the homeopathic
school OF medicine is quite abreast with the times.
Bishop Potter is TO visit St Stephens Church,
West Forty-sxth-st.. this evening at O'Clock, to
administer confirmation
The trial OF William Cutatar continued in
the United States Circuit Court yesterday after
the defendant had apologized for throwing book
New-York tribune., 1894-04-04
PORT OF NEw wYoEK-TUEsphY. APRIL 2. 1894
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW YoRK-TUEsDhY APRIL 2. 1884,
ARRIVED.
steamer Mohawk d'o wiltshire: London March %.
York shipping - Arrived at m Rar a" a m 90
with mdsc and passenger to sanierson Son. Arrived
at sa,meT '" ,' ccyic d Nico Liverpool March 81 WIN
mdse II Maitland Kersry. Arrived at the Bar at 5'l
r;noa 9 q cyc5' ] cInsso HsSa MaFfa is iS &uy,n %n
steamer Kevno dr. S'arr shields March 10 ,N,i Wiin
steamer Russia ,Gcr. schmidt Ilamburg March IL.
ss To- Il g2r' Arr{ra ,ae at 1ru@ t @r Molrh q M South
ampt,n -. with mds % cabin and 52 storage passen
steamer Amsterdam u'n'rh' St"ns"r sot,rfIm @ m, Mrn ,
81 ana "nloEne - WIN misc :; cam am ~, a., M
steamer Ma,siiia d'r. ycrrlcs Marseilles March 10
Naples ~ mdsc and 523 stecragc passengers TO
Eiwci. Arrived &, the Bar at noon &C., ,,.o,, -
Trogrcso g. with mlse to W u Munson Arrived AZ tn"
steamer creole Prince G'r. Trinidad and Grenada
March - win ms" ana SIX pass'nsrrS 10 George 'hF's
steamer Alcnc dIrl. Seldors. Aux Caves March ~
Jacnel - carlisle ay "a Montese BAY 2e savanna Ia
to PIN. Forwood 4 CO. Arrived At the Bar at noon
. and a,ssasers to + I. II Ma.ry Ha : %,,.a. co WIN ..
"' steamer oanokr onn Newport News and Norfolk
with mlso passengers to old Dominion Steamship Co.
sandy Hook, April D. o:3o p m-Wini southwest mod
crate brecze: hazy.
Steamer Boa Bclldo dir). Dunn. Matanzas-waydeil &
steamer city Of Columbia. Jenny. West Polnt-old Do
ninl"n steamship co.
sfcamcr Herman Winter. Nickerson. Boston-H
steamer Guyandore. Walker. Norfolk and Newport
steamer Furnessia d'D. Harris. Giasgow-iienderson
steamer Accomac GiO. suthcrund. brunswick. Ga
simpson. Spence x Young o ~. ,,,.,,.
etc BouI,on. Hliss 4 Daiictt
steamer tny Of birmingham. Burg. savannah-R l.
steamer American DUTCH. vo.ge Eot,erdam-C II
steamer Dona Maria Toro, Marricros. oporto and
Lisbon, Azores Ilcgcm"ycr & iirunn.
Bark Caviea dtaD. oneto. Bucnos Ayrcs-Funch. Edge
Bark Armono G,nD. Truhe Alexandria, Eg,pt-Funch.
Edye X Co. -
rSwnr~ w,m,ng,on Runic aiT iiycrp"o Kansas CIV
& hslo cy % S y 5na@i "mS wc PSn y nf
worccs'er dir. lboa Spain Guyandotte. Norfolk and
Newport News. Rea Bcllido oiD. Matanzas Furnessla
OID. Glasgow.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Mnors Ledge Light
OF IT M G % son S al no s
white signalling The nurber ii3 every 30 seconds thus
dark nicr%a about seconds flashes; dark interval.
The ordcr Of the lish, viii not be CHANGED.
For about one week previous TO The change IN charac-
placed by six lens lanterns placed so as TO show one Hf
"h' BY o5 E@' Of S' ths iSoq pTr OF the S"
JAMES \. GREER. admiral U. s; Navy.
Washington. D. G.. April = 1894 Chairman.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
steamer Mohc@n dir, Cook. from New-York March D.
steamer Monomoy. d2 Jenkins. from BRISTOL smiled
sGcamef Xnchora C,6 Young from New York March
"a arrived a GLASGOW April 3 &c.
. R'2 & pq;s4 SrT.s APT Il; Liverpool
Steamer Rhaetia tGeTj Ludwig from NewYork March
New-York tribune., 1894-04-04
COLD FOR BASEB1LL MEN.
GAMES PLAYED HERE AND IN BROOkLlN
WHILE SPECTATORS SHIVERED.

GOOD PRACTICE UNDER UNEAvoRABLE con-
DITIoNs-THE SCORES MADE-GosS1P OF
THE DIAMOND
The enthusiastic followers of baseball are decided
" nut out at the continued cod weather. 1t was
cold at the Polo Grounds yesterday and 1t was
nearly freezing at Eastern Park. Yet the regularly
scheduled games were played at both places spec
tators in heavy ulsters sweaters were the rule
at both local grounds yesterday.
The game al the Polo Grounds was between the
New-Yorks and the LeOntines a semi-professional
club The Giants won they pleased by the hand-
some score Of 10 to /. After the first inning II was
only a matter OF how many runs the Giants would
win BY and the only other question in DOUBT was
whether the Lcontincs would be able TO make a
single circuit Of the diamond The spectators how
ever sat through the nine innings and never muir
INJURED
The Ncw-Yorkers again played finely. welding the
bat with effect going around the bases Ike living
whrlwinds and fielding cleverly. Ruse pitched the
frs; three innings. and not a hit was made OF MS
delivery: ne struck out six men. WesteTvel, pitcheu
two innings and one hit made off his delivery.
Clark pitched the last four innings for one ny. ne
little fellow VINO masQucraded as Murphy, OF aIe'
was given a chance behind the bat for two innings.
did fairly well and he caused some anus Ient
hy his comica antics. Tho LeOntnes scored ther
only run in the fifth inning on scratch MI rpE
Ieinacker. a wild pitch and an error by ward Inc
New-York tribune., 1894-04-04
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Judge Bartlett denied Yesterday the applications
sf eight of the Clerks appointed by the Board OF
Aldermen in January for writs Of mandamus 70
compel the City Auditor 10 audit their payro!s for
February He held that the Aldermen had no power
TO remove the clerks. who had been appointed after
passing the Civil Service examination. by abolish
ing their places and creating ones. to which
new men were appointed. In the OF three OF
the applicants the wrts granted.
The name OF the Francis Methods; Episcopal
Church in Park-ave. near Bedford-ave. is TO be
changed TO the Petit Memorial Church. in honor OF
s. Petit who has made large gifts TO II.
James w. Ridgway. Dstrct-Attorney, returned
10 his Office yesterday. after absence OF several
weeks spent in Florida. and resumed his official
duties
The members Of the Union League Club will give
a dinner on Saturday evening TO the retiring presi-
dent OF the club. Charles S. Whitney.
Permission has been granted to the Zoener Maen-
nerchor TO sell the Warner Institute at Wioughby-
ave and Broadway, to Ignatz Martin for 5000
Judge Pratt granted an order yesterday staying
the proceedings by the city in the condemnation OF
the property of the Long Island Water Supply Com
pany pending appeal TO the Court Of Appeals
by the company from the award OF the commits
soners 1t is stipulated that interest shall not run
upon the amount of the award.
There were five new cases OF smallpox reported
Yesterday The vaccnators OF the Health Depart
ment inoculated 1900 persons Monday. The in
mates of the county Jail vaccinated yesterday.
"a b. WY an inspection OF the advertise
ment which appears regularly in The Tribune. you
New-York tribune., 1894-04-04

=, T. r Chlttendcn on Monday. MT 'h'''o"'ei - .,
tho nrosecutinc attorney Cutajar being accused OF
dofraudng the Government OF duu's i"' r ,
oner was made irritable b. the nervous S''"'''
case may end to-day.
The small boys In the noighborhood oi the NHu-
,son Snuare Garden VINO make !he m'Serdo'e 'V
,bo do,erates TO the chronological Congress- now III
s.esion tcnre have discovered that every morh"is
,be delegates patronize the neighborins fruit anu
vogetable stands and these strangely garped S"oP
nors make their daily rounds. followed by iohS
string OF adm!rng and wondering boys.
A meeting Of citizens OF the XIlth Assembly DIS
,rlct will be held ut the home Of Mrs. BISHOPS
No 1i2 East Eightecnth-st tonight uhpcr '"'
ausnices Of the New-York City Woman Suffrage
Ioaeue 10 discuss the question Of striking from tne
State Constitution the word male as qua'"o'-
to, for voters Mrs Blake and Miss Jane Slocum
will speak
The monthly meeting OF the Robert l. Lincoln
C,luh Of the XXIVth Assembly District VIII De
bo,d tonleht at the clubhouse. No. 3ie East Eighty
hfth-st.
Good Government Club will complete lis or
pon,zatlon AZ the home Of ex-Asscmblyman Aiired
r. Conkling. No. q East Tenth-st. on Friday night
II already has over 800 members. although o'y
month Old.
The sale Of large lot OF valuable tapestries ana
embrolderies laces upholstery and furniture Will o'
beern tomorrow afternoon at the American Art
Galleries No 6 East Twenty-third-st.. ana on FIJI
day evening lls: OF sxty-two paintings and water
colors will he sod-an the property OF William
Haumcarten formerly OF Herter Brothers
New-York tribune., 1894-04-04
YO\KERS.

The emptying Of scwnEc into the Bronx River mas
long been a source Of controversy between Mount
Vernon and Yonkcrs The river Is m" dividing I'M"
between the two cities and ;he turlslicton ~ each
stops at the centre of the channel 50 neither cry
can control tho dlscharg " qevago by rs n"ghb'r
on the opposite bank Complaint s now made 10y
residrn near Yonkers-ave. bridge of sewage whci
ernptics into the Bronx near the Mount vernon "nd
OF the bridge. The Nonkers Board y Health. 70
which tho complaint was made. decided that II hal
no Jurisdiction and has askcl the Sia'e E'lrl o,
Health to interfere. ~ special mrtunf. 81
the Hoard Of Directors of the Young Mcn@ 'hri7t an
Associafon held Monday evening. it was decii'i
10 give M the present quarters AZ No. - Norih
broadway. ard move into IA" Pagan hnininS III
Nain-st Nav The work of The association has
been much retarded ~ late by rr19on - IN" un-
rovorahIe location Of rs rooms Thomas T.
Shaughncssy has sent hts resignation 10 Mayor N'l-
Ter as Fire Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-04
AFFAIRS IN BROOhLlN.
A HoMEsIcK Young wIFE KILLs HERsEI.

A IIOMESICK YOUNG WIFE KILLS HERSELF.
Mrs. Lena Hart. who was only nineteen years
old and had been married a few months. COM
Tntted suicide yesterday morning at her home. No.
636 Third-ave She a native Of Baltimore. and
had never been away from her childhood home
until her marriage. Her husband is employed IN a
factory not far from where he made a home Tor
his wife so that he able TO be at home for all
his meals. But she was lonely and wished TO re-
rurn to Baltimore. When her husband refused TO
let her she bought some laudanum on sunday
night, on a pretence that IL for toOthache.
She took the drug and was sick on Monday and A
physician treated her. Her husband found the
Ioison bottle. but Mrs. Hart at first denied taking
The drug. Finally she admitted IL and was treated
with an antidote, but without avail
New-York tribune., 1894-04-04
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Inquest in Martha ]. Fuller case.
Police Captain Deverys trial Court OF Oyer AMI Term
iner
Harlem.
Kossuth celebration parade and memorial services
Cooper Union. ?. m.
Park and Aqucduct Commissioner meetings
Board OF Education. IN.
18th Regiment review parade and reception. armory'
y. m.
Baseball match Polo Grounds. $3.50 p. m.
Loyal Legion. Delmonicos. evening
Architectural League No 2lj West Fifyseventh-s ST..
p.
lecture by the Rev. W. s. nealy. St, Bencdics Church.
p.
Alumni of Phillips Andover Academy. Aldine Club.
3 D..
New-York tribune., 1894-04-04
CIT PSI MEN ~ CONTENTION. y.
EIBRrDGE T. GERRY ADDRESSES FELLo"-MlM-
BEERS or THE PROMINENT COLI
: rcr, Ep ArERNITY.

7.
BEERS or THE PROMINENT coll
LEGE FRATERNITY.
The nfty-third annual convention or the Ch' rSi
college fraternity was opened yesterday morning AT
the Holland House. Delegates were present llo''
all parts of the country among whom were H. -
Shoemaker. Wonord College, Spartanburg' y. -
H. G. Dlrgen Gre,nville 5. G.; G. f. Dodi' IhlNer-
sl,y OF Georgia; f. F. Gale and W. w. Fisher "es-
lcvan University: w W. Wanamaker. University
Of South Carolina c. NJ Young, University OF
Michigan; T. O. Handford. Williams College X H.
Becbe. University Of Wisconsin; c. B. Toiman' MID
debury College G. =. Fielder. Stevens lnsutute'
H. T. Furman and \. u: Peckham. Union C9Lesee' 9e
! p stout Rutgers College: J. +. Collins hamli-
ION college: II. g. Colby. Amherst College, {. 4.
Olj NJ r. Cirswold and =. Gherardl Jr; cornell.
The president G. 7. Emerson Of WESLEYAN, nj, nj,
vcrsty called the meeting 70 order at IL O'clock ana
introduced ElbridGe r. Gerry, who delyered IN, tns
address OF welcome in behalf OF the New ork
alumni The permanent organization was then et-
fected after which resolutions were offered on tne
death OF Colonel Edward +. Gaul, OF Hudson, ~ \.
Tho remainder OF the day was devoted 10 tne
Transaction OF fraternity business. The convention,
will be in session to-day and to-morroy Az the
dinner which will take place tomorrow MI. terry
Will preside.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-04
HOME NE US.
PROM1NENT ARRIVALS AT THE HoTE1

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
CLARENDON-ReaI- Admiral John H. tphur. United
States Navy FIFTH AVENUE-Scnator John Sherman.
81 Ohio: Samuel r. Thayer lately United States Minister
at The Hague and Augustus Shoemaker Of Kingston
y Y. GRAND-ColonN William =. CraShl. United
states Engineers HOLIAND-Archbishop John Ireland.
OF ST. Paul. MINI. and Edward T. jeffrey, ircsiH"ht OF
the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company. MuR-
RAY HIII-Professor +. Charlton Black Of Cambridge.
Mass. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Frederick H. GHlett.
Of Massachusetts. SAVOY-The Rev. Dr. Ale.ander
Maokay Smith. Of Washington. D. G. NAI-p'FF-
Thomas ~ King. vice-prcsident of the Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad Company
New-York tribune., 1894-04-04
TO SHOOT FoR MONEY PRIZES.

The Manufacturers and Dealers second annual
championship shoot for money prizes viii begin at
Dexter Park L. L. to-day The meeting Will last
three days. The principal match Will be shot on
Thursday. for which there is $1,000 guaranteed to
be divided into four prizes. There are over sixty
entries at s25 each. Among them Jake"
Brewer j. V. r. Elliott. James Fuford Fred Hoey.
George Work. c. A. Manchester and l.. T Daven-
port The Handicap Committee is composed Of
John s. Hoey. Jacob Pentz and Albert f. ShaueT.
The referees will be Jacob Pentz and John S. Hoey
New-York tribune., 1894-04-04
he KILLED HIMSELF on 4 TRIM.
II. W HODsON. FORMERLY \ DRUGGIST ~
OSWEGO ENDS HIS srfFERINGs FROM
HEART DISEASE.

HEART DISEASE
On the Harlem train which left the Grand Cen
tral Station a few minutes before midnight
Monday was tall end wcll-bult man OF middle
are who appeared 10 be extremely nervous and
III. lie had a ticket for NJ, Vernon. When the
train reached Mclrose hc jumped Oh the plat
form to mail a postal card. At Morrisania he
wanted 10 post another missive. lie did not leave
the train at Mt Vernon but about mile north Of
that city he went out on the rear platform OF the
last car and shot himself twice In the head. His
body rolled off The platform before the train could
be stopped The body was found later at the
foot OF an embankmcnt and carried on the train
70 White Plains In the pockets were found
.raan amount Of money and some scraps Of paper.
on which the had written several addresses.
one address that Of Anna r. Kingston. Of no.
60 West Oneida-st. Oswcgo y. Y. and under II
was written: Tel Maud" There werg also the
No 10 West Thirty -ninth-st.. and the Rev. W. p.
IIodsOn. no 6 Chelsea square
DR. j. r p. Hodson said yesterday that the
who committed suicide his brother. Hcnry ".
Hodson. formerly druggist Of OSwego. lie was "A
widower and had no children. Anna f. Kingston
suffering from heart disease. TWO weeks ago he
hired furnished room at No. lG West Forteth-
time complaining Of heart trouble. ON Monday
he told Mrs. Gray. the landlady. that he was going
turn. He left tn" house In the afternoon. taking
his satche with him. Or lfodson went to White
Plains yesterday afternoon to take charge OF his
Oswego N Y. April S.-Hcnry W. IIodson the
drug store in this city for Mrs. Anna l.. King
ston. his cousin Recently Mrs klngs,on sold the
been in poor health for some time. Mrs Kingston
is in New-York. Tho "Maud" mentioned Is
daughter Of Mrs. Kingston about sixteen, years
but had never given evidences OF dependency. Be
sides the relatives mentioned In the Ncw-York
dispatch he had a brother. D. 7. iiodson. lawyer.
Of Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1894-04-04
THE SHEPARD rRIAL TO BEGW 7o-MORROw.

THE SHEPARD TRTAL TO BEGIN TOMORROW.
Commodore c. c. Carpenter. who Is president OF
the court-martial trying the charges against
Lieutenant Charles H. Lyman at the Navy Yard.
Yesterday received the instructions Of the Secretary
Of the Navy relative tho court-martial OF Cap
tain Edwin VI. Shepard. commander OF the training
ship Minnesota at West Fifticth-st. The charges
against Captain Shepard are two in number: /.
Conduct to the prejudice Of good orler and discl
pne''; ?. violation Of a lawful regulation issued
hy the Secretary Of the Navy" The charges
are based letter written by Captain Shepard
rejecting upon the official character OF Captain
Francis VI. Bunce. commandan, Of the Training
Station and War College at Newport. and whlch
was quoted in yesterdays Tribune. 1t Is also
New-York tribune., 1894-04-04

% for Hamburg passed the Isle of Wight April 3 -
Steamer Mannheim Ger. Hoeck. from CuxhaVen TOT
New York passed the Isle Of Wight April D. - 80
O.ampo (i3rD. Price. from New orK March -
for Antwerp. passed Prawle Point April j. %
Steamer iennox (}r Ward. from New-fo ork March ~
for Hull passed Prawe Point April .
steamer IIecto (IIr) Marshall from New-York March
10 Tor London passed the Isle OF Wight April 3. -
Steamer critic IBID Davies from New-iork March -
for Icith. passed Dunnct Head April B. .
steamer North Anglia ur). Davies from New-lork
March \ for StettIn arrived Swinemunde April l.
steamer DanIa Ger. Kuhewein from Hamburg. sailed
from IIavre NewYork April 3.
steamer ,Ger Iohle New-York. arrived at
Apiers April 2. and proceeded for Genoa
Steamer Wcscr ,Ger) Tiurosse from Naples for New
York, passed Gibraltar April g.
York March 81.
steamer Woolwch (F}r). Dundas. from NewYork sailed
from Singapore for Shanghai April ?
Steamer Catania (Ger) MatzeL sailed from Rio Janeiro
for New-York March 30.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-04
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

The Board OF Education Of Mount Vernon met on
Monday night AMI appointed the principals vice.
principals and teachers for the seven schools ior
1s0;-a5 Resolutions were adopted t. ask the Com
mon council 10 place before the taxpayers a. the
coming election proposition 10 iSsur ooniS fot
SO0O0 for new school buildings and sites: aso 10
issue bonds for $1,000 to put up building ior Ebri.
~ boari-rOom. C)mmitt"c-rooms. superlnten''ht
SecOnd-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-04
NEWARK.

The Newark Methodist Conference will meet at
Q a. m to-day IN 81. Lultc's church. Newark. The
session vii last week. The Newark Preshytery
will also meet at 10 a. IA the First Presbyterian
Church.
Yesterday was registry day for the charter cleo
ton Reports from the registry places showed that
the registration light compared with former
years.
The Essex District Medical Society held its sev-
cnth annual meeting in the Essex Lvc"um yester-
day. Dr. George \. Van Wagencn presiding Re
ports were read and addresses made.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-04

specified that Captain Shepard's letter impugnen
certain motives Of Captain Bnnce me cor,lIsp, nre
zion Of tho court will be rs follows; tomnono,,e
charles C. Carpenter. president; Captains Josept H. ~
Miller Montgomery Scard Jonn G. Howell, 3loTJt Aap;ct
Rodgers and BENJAMIN +. Day. Lieutenant, :. on on
mander AGolph Mark, who was counsel 10, INA T' u,
mander IIevern1an a few days ago Is dstaeu -
Judgc-Adyocate or the members OF me tou,z Sout1
O.Eane and Dav IRE members Of the present court
martial and Captain Miller was Inemner o. oh ,ne ,
New-York tribune., 1894-04-04
THE WHOLE LETTER.

April S, 1893.
7 wish to say that use and recommeno
one and only one baking powder, ana tna'
is Cleveland S.
Years ago I did use others and sPoXo
favorably Of them at the time. IN pre-
pairing the new edi tion Of Common sense
in the Hous eho Id, " however, thought II
hest to subs i tute baking powder IN the
recipes ms tead Of CT m-of-tartar ana
soda and made a careful invest1e CATION
Of the baking powder question.
Finding Cleveland S Baking Powder TO
be really the best, l recommended It IN
Common Sense in the Hous ehold, and now
1seot5ve' gse it o*'5a" n. " l''''' ss~~ Aa,4&><<
New-York tribune., 1894-04-04
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

The Republican convention - nominate Free-
holders for Hudson County under the proposed new
act was held at Bcrgcn Hall last night. J. Flavel
NcGee was cleo; cl chairman. He said that. Gov
crnOr Ncrts had decided - hold the bill for rv"
days and then veto II. n would be useless 20 make
nomination AZ the candidates could not b" voted fof
next Tuesday. The convention adjourned subject To-
the call Of the chair.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-04

Will find that the Louis Tiffany Chapei. at No SS'
Fourth-ave.. New-York. is not on exhibition IN the
evening
New-York tribune., 1894-04-04

fought at Eastern Park between the Bridegrooms
and team of picked professionals. The latter
team called itself the Brooklyn Athletics, ana the
League representatives across the river received n
decided surprise Foutz's men won by a single
run. while many people thought that the game
ended in tie
Sharrott started in to pitch, but the cold weather
seemed affect him and he was anything but Ell
fective. Daub relieved him and did much better
work Gallagher pitched fair game Burns ana
Gilbert did some clever batting making ten base,
hits between them. Terry. Wilson and Madigan ala
good work for the Athletics The score:
New-York tribune., 1894-04-04

New YORK ..............'''''. " " ~
Earned runs -New-York e. First base by errors
Icontine New York 2. Left on bases eonne T. New
York S First base on bas-On Ruse =. of WesicrNclt
l. on Murphy 3. Dehaum 3. Struck out,sy Clark = by
Haltren and Wilson. stolen bases -riernan lIIrke
Wilson. Westervelt. Double play-Hamni Murphy ana
Stanhope HI by ptcicr-Ward and Ternan VIVA
pch-Westervclt Passed ball-Dennis. Cmpre-Hartley
,rirne Of game-l -
New-York tribune., 1894-04-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MtHIATrRE ALMANA

MININII |NI''I4NtNIN's
Sunrise s3s sun Cos Moon rises 56Moons age -
TIGH WATER TO-DAY.
Sandy Hook GIo Gov. Island G:36IIell Gate 80
PM-Sandy Hook G.37 Gov. Island 'O- Hen Gate 500