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New-York tribune., 1894-04-17
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement ana tenu'
70 personal enjoyment when rightly used Inc
many. who live better than oilers and ENJOY
ne more. with less expenditure. by more
promptly adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being will attest the vaiue
20 health Of the pure liquid laxative princiP'es
embraced In the remedy. syrup OF Figs.
I,s excellence is due 10 It's presenting In the
form most acceptable and pleasant to the taste
the refreshing ana truly beneficial properties Oh
nerfect laxative: effecti ally cleansing the sys,
t.in dispellIng colds. headaches ana feVe's' ana
permanently curing constipation: II has given
satisfaction to millions and met wIlh 'ne ap
nrovaI of the medical profession because IL acts
On the Kidneys Liver and Bowels Without weak
ening them. and It is perfectly free from every
Syrnn ~ Figs IS for sale by all druggists In 59c
and 81 bottles. but It Is manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only whose name ,'., ,s
stn,ed On every package. also the name. Syrup
=, Etes and being well informed. you VIII not
accept any substitute II offered.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17
STTCTDE OF UALTER FENiBLE.
THE SON OF COMMODORE VENABLE' FEARlN'
THE DEATH or HIS WIFE, CUTS
HIS THROAT.

Walter Venable the son OF Commodore Thoma'
u vanable L. s ~ retired killed himself yester-
dav morning at the home OF George King his coush'
uho lived at No 2i7 Calyer-st. WILLIAMSBURG Nena
III. on, hts throat with penknfe. His domestic
M. had been remarkably happy, and the rear 'naI
bis wife who IL now III. would die led him 10 take
h,s ufe The dead was thiry-nine years olu'
Ito ,yas a salesman for Cassidy CO.. AT NO
Or Fron-st and he lived with his wife at NO Z'f'o
Eighthave -
Mrs venable had been I'll for some time and her
,bvslcIan said that she could not live long rms
announcement SO played upon her husDanu "''"u
tina, hts friends thought he would lose his reason
Venahle left his home at an early hour Yesterday
morning and shortly before o'clock called on MS H
cnnsin George King. In Greenpoint lie chatted IN
y lively way for some time. Finally he asked 70
See Nj Kings pistol but that weapon was NOT III
'"Tot long afterward Venabe excused himself ana
wont upstalrs to the bathroom Nnen aiter q
hoIf hour he did not return. Mr.. King became
alarmed and as there was no response 10 Repeater
knocking the bathroom door was broken in Nena-
be vy1s found lying AZ full length In the batntuo
with his throat cut from ear 20 ear. IN tie ueiI
mans hand was a small penknfe. coroner SreaIher
viii hold an inquest Mrs Nenahles condl,lon Is 80
critical that the news OF her husband 5 death mas
been kept from her
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17
ADMIRAL GHERAPDT Nv NO WISE TO BLAME

The resolution OF the Alfred II. Terry Command.
veterans OF the United States Army and Navy con-
'ernning Rea--Admiral Gherardi and demanding
nat the President relieve him from command or
ne NewYork Naval Station. upon the ground that
oe had discharged several workmen who are war
veterans commented upon 10 considerable
Extent az the Navy Yard yesterday One OF the
officers said:
/ think II the organization referred to had really
inquired into the facts OF the case 1t would not
as'e made the mistake II did TO hold Admiral
yyerardl personally responsible is simply absurd he
ass 90 nothing whatever to do with the employment
~ 81 'ne discharge OF workmen at the Navy Yard
nv r as the commandant at the station. has general
asspervson but has nothing 10 do with the details
" lne civil employment. In the matter OF the dis
sassrses. or rather suspensions from work. the or
Men from sirt,, ~, ~ ~ Tho sro,nd thot
wy. ne iack OF money required that the expenses be
.".uced II Is very probable that among these were
iew veterans. but the Navy Department is re-
.yohslbe. and not Admiral Gherardl or any other
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17
rr,r cyTUATIOy IN COSTA RICA.

The steamer Adirondack. which arrived mere yes
.,,, fran, port Llmon and Haytian ports. re-
nor,ed that when she was at Port lAmon on Apr
the British cruiser Canada was there. Ihi' Is 'n'
vessel which Admiral Hopkins commanding 'ne
british squadron In West Indian waters Iecem.g th
rnnreeted tho Admiralty to order nome aS t',V'c
u.as much dissatlsfac.ion among the mem a. anu IL "
rnutinv vas feared. When the Adrohuach III le, ,he o.
Iirnnu no trouble had taken place on podiu '"'
Canada IT,, 49, Ad,rondaclt WAS there
on March n all was quiet but the utmost .E, e.,
lance was being exercised by the GoyernmeHH, Ha,a
Nhjch % vent down to fight the Iiaytan Govern
~, H., and was instead purchased by the "oVern-
ment was at anchor IN the hafDo''
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who keeps a restaurant; AZ No. 4lG East Twenty
third-st.. and he took the third scat. Thus the
rate OF one juror a day has been kept NJ.
a considerable part Of the taiesmen examined
were insured In the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany which was chiefly instrumental in causing
the arrest OF DR.. Meyer. The whom the de-
fendant Is accused OF poisoning had policy In this
company and policy holders I'm Il were deemed w
fted to serve as jurors. Then large number of
men said they had conscientious scrup'es against
murder In the first degree. 49,
Some also had formed opinions as to the guilt
or innocence Of Dr. Meyer from the accounts or
his former trial which they had real This was
not necessarily disqualification. for II tAe talesman
declared that he could decide on the evidence. re-
gari;ess OF his previous opinion. lie accep,a be
in law However the counsel for tn" defence woul
in such cases in,erpose a peremp,ory challenge
The trial continues to-day.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17
EEAD THE ANSWER ~ THE Stiles.
MR. sERvIss TELLS THE long ISLAND iiSIold
cal SOCIETY ABOUT ASrnoloGf
A>:D AsTROf OGERS


Garrett p. scrvss. whose talks on Astronomical
and kindred topics have fascinated 50 many aH1'-
ences I'm IN. las; dozen years. r"app'ar'd a. a
lecturer in R-oolIyn las; evening for tho nrst time
In many months lie sqoke hcfor" the Long l-and
rhetorical Society on "Astroogy' subject about
which the opinions of Intelligent people dif"r "iey'
Few win, discuss a. publicly today. p"fA"i~. are
c., ,iiorsiy Identified with that other brAncH
%, stellar study. astronomy. as Nr Scr'i'' - 30
tna, the ro'u, ~ vi-r WI as the man ana "''
theme. possessed much Interest f'r h's hearers
j, large part OF this lecture. wincn ".~ 'H''''''N
illustrated with lantern slides. was devoted - lor-
,ra,s o,t stories OF eminent astrologcrs from tho
time OF Raross. the Chaldeau. to william I'"lF'
1,o,ernv Tlberus Cacsar. Galeu. Parac@sus Iycno
prahe Kcpl,r ana Arnald were among th,&-e & mus 1
described ana cited Mr S"rviss regirl"' hdi',a m az
st9 as the ~ h hSl hat ,- dcycopmcn Athens
,hortiv before the Christian era h1d murh 10 H. ~"
sonnd no reason 20 believe that asiroloty h'i n',
foofhod I'm china IN early days. ana 'N.h ~ ,i,
en-, sor rhc lea tnat astrology anicIai"i "s'i'h-
nruv was rejected by The ~" f~rF ,, ,-o
,be stars and planets were th'n ''H'N t,,n ~
d. horos scope cast for the hour oi noon, ~ ~,
sg, was presented and explained. ana l'',.
similarity between such forecasts ana IN" 'i
~ Ta-,iI, Tuthcr oliver Cromwell Charles "i
England and other eminent persons "'I' p',' ~
nmt This however Mr ServiSs grac,9hsN ~, "a, ~ ,
uhe. hhoe.,,coIiy rronounc.l coincidence He conlh no,
r.c'rrize siroogy as true science ftoI,i'y' a.
Ia ras i'm error I'm this part - MS w"ik aS y,
NJ NJ g., .,,nnd,d work In other directions. heg.'i
the question here: kepler. too. haI n'm va
", dlerosod TO regard the learning ana ih'"I -
these men for ages as altogether lvg. -" ai,,. =,
trary their records had proven OF e''"' '"'"' ~
In this lecture which by the way Is new on" an
Mr seryiss shovel me ac,Iom and happy manner
uhicH are so characteristic of all his tA"s'
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17

The line Of examination was regarding the termina-
ITO, ~ the relations between Sturges and Farwell
A., t,-,oll showed considerable irritation and once
whom he was asked when the Kenslngton deal was
o,,ar ,vhe,her he understood that Mr.. Sturgess
services were no longer required. he answered THAT
IL none of your business" - ...., a.,
" ..oh ves IL is" responded the attorney, this -
4 court OF justice. but II you do not desire 10
answer. never mind" ~,
Another til: arose when II was discovered tnat sr
ctnrSes owed Mr.. Farwel $4,000. Did not thae
indicate tina; you had considerable commence IN
Mir Sturges?" asked the attorney. ,.
YES / admit that: but II showed my generosity
did II not?" asked Mr. Farweli.
The witness was on the stand all day.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17

MANY SPECTATORS AT THE GAMES.
\ SPRINGFIELD PLAYER BADLY HURT-RUN INTO
BY BURNS. or THE BROOKLYN TEAM
THE GIANTS WIN AGAIN FROM
Bis;GTIAAiTON

Sew-Yorl<ers were fortunate enough 10 have some
thing like baseball weather Yesterday, and the 1000
people at the POLO Gr1unis really cnJoycd their out
Ing FOR the fret time this season. The sun was
warm and bright. ard II" players feN as II tey
could exert themselves without fear OF lame arms
AMI TWISTED cords an! muscles. ailments remark
ably pr,yaeut am 1ng bali players particularly In
cold and damp weather.
The game was between the New-York ana Bing-
han,on teams. an! while the Fome team won rather
cas,ly tho visiting Tcn played IN greatly Improved
form ami the Giants din not have the easy tme they
had on Saturday Alrrphv again batted in splend.i
form. although his heId.ng WORK vas not quite -
good Rusir p.tCar1 me :rl nine innings ana ms
work was excellent throughout IIernan : nome run
I'm :he tniri inning Win the bases fuil was lolay
aupia aIled Van Haltrcn did some clever h'''hs
Tha
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17
p r. Powers. the presIdcn, Of ,he Eastern League.

J. r Powers. the president OF the r'SV''" '''"e"''
has issued the following contracts. -,
Wih Binhamtor Thomas PowGr "6h Idho iHnaI% IInay
T"hn ShcarGn. with Springfield. William J. Cough
Ilp H. " Lynch T. q Nick"ry; NJ Lehane y; >.
ubinnicl. with Syracuse. II. T. Payne. William
;."iihan. with Troy John r. pickett. T. j. Scheier;
Min Vlkesharrc f. l.. Lake j. Frank Trusser
"pn nnlco1"G. " Ry Binghamton William - Brien G. L.
Tirrnny r. Lawrence VI. :. Rosch: by Wilkcsbarre
nias5n smith r. j. Shinnick. Edward Sales. Johh
ruin o;oorg. W. Henry. John Ruckle
Services claimed: By Erie. catcher Eare. late OF
pt,, sburr. by Bnghamton- Samuel WIS" tAprn ID
u..t';n,nn.ss late Of Philadelphia Catcher Warner
late Of BROOKLYN april i9; 10y BnnaloyJnn'Sw w,,;
Slgshv. r - King Pitcher Gastrisht ttpri ~ sam
rirbt I\prll b: 10y Troy con Lucid; by W likes
barre g l.. Terncy, Peter BROWNING Catcher "'t-
According to the foregoing list. Hinghamton ma mas
rrior claim on Wise and Catcher warner. iroNi
hcnr. has prior claim on Pitcher Gpstright irrSl-
Gent \ +, Young. Of the National Board. has given
rot,cc Of his mailing checks Of 500 each - spring,
Gc,d and WHkesbarre for the release OF Bonner ana
Inks .--,..-c.,, ,oo,,s ,,u MAY a.,
the Polo Grounds to-day.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17
rurv DPOYE JNTO A WhSHOUT

Atlantic City. y. J.. April 1.-Two 'ou'h D':a ~,
=, 90, a,1 Iosenh Holmes who stopping
,.h ,hoir narents at the Hotel Brighton narrowly
escane1 being the victims OF the waves 'h's ai''. %
noon. The boys secured dogcart ana were @ u'v
jng along the beach WREN it was nbstpncton
~ 90 INFO nc water TO pass around an rso and
trbe, drove directly into washout NE not pIoha "a
wagon Immediately snklng pSce coaners 0c saw the
,v,o Ids sink and went to their rescue. o Toar-
hard work during which the three id ItTm IN ectting
,,Eoe bows to the shore, though the morse ""'
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17
GOOD TENNIS on BROOKLYN COURTS.

The invitation tournament OF the Prospect Heights
Tennis club was continued yesterday on the club ;
courts at Elghth-avc. and Union-st.. Brooklyn
Some excellent tennis was seen in the two matches
played and the applause was frequent. \. Gordon
Parker did extremely we'll and had good control OF
his fast forehand drive. In the first match, "'th
O. NJ Bostwlck OF the Lenox Tennis cub tn-
New-York crack" allowed his opponent only % %i9ur
games I'm the two played. Parker continued MS
good work against Or. Frazer. and lost only hVe
games in the two sets. - ,,...
won g. lost T. Frazer T. lost |: Thurber' won
lost !: Bostwick. won 8. lost g. McSiowan Won J.
lost 3; Arthur Taylor. I. lost 3; Alfred Tay-
lor won !. M r- 49,, p,r,o-
will plav Fischer on Thursday. The tournament Is
likely 10 be wo1 by the winner OF the flscner-
Parker match which VIII be "atchen WIN i"'e'e'''
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17
,,sp,,crD TBrSr IN PRISONERS.

,,,Ai,o chief of Police Lubbe. OF Nyack was
oorvavjne three prisoners from the new city Jan 10
Nvack yesterday afternoon two OF tnem escape, i'"
a. n,as peter Kuhn. who is suspected OF loc'ins
Tappan Station on the West Shore Road ia''
and the other was Patrick DMysri WHY Chier
Inbbes buggy would only hold three ne ,anS nHwb be
each OF the prisoners to wal. oy ~ honor not 20
run Meantime he gsed be the prsoners qsone such
a. severely criticised and he may pe prousi.'
before the Police CommIssioners Tor ma u" When
Dnaer ran away Lubbe left rhe other priss1,, IN, q
n the buggy and Kuhn lsaped out ana rAn ING
deer.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17
A DISINFECTOR Has SNALLPOA.
ME OF THE ATTENDANTS Or THE STOCK hA'
CHANGE STRICKEN WITH VARIoLolD'

NE OF THE ATTENDANTS OF THE Stu" h-H'
CHANGE STRICKEN WITH VARIoLolD'
Benjamin Tuite dislnfector In the Heaith De
partnent. was stricken with smallpox yes'e'uAS
He vas sent up TO North Brother Island Iuite -
ihirty-nve years old. and lives al No All East "eN
enteh-st He was on the staff OF dis'nfectors CON
necied with the division OF contagious diseases ie
contracted the disease while attending 10 me u's
Infection Of houses where there had been smallpox.
Tu!ie was AZ the Bureau Of Contagious itsraseS
No. % Mu,berry-st., Sunday morning lie cOII-
paned OF being III. and he went nome shorty pc
fore noon. Later In the day eruptions began 70 APP
pelr on his body. ..
The brokers on the Stock Exchange heard yeS,er-
day that smallpox was In the midst or thein me
result was q lot OF frightened brokers. ana they
refused 70 be comforted until 1t was announcer that
NE smallpox case was only vsrioioid, ana Ina' We ne
man who had il was not the moor. George IiD-
oey OF the messengers. s at his home on staten
Island suffering from a mild form OF var.Olod.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17
,ovc island DIvIDEND REDUCED.

Aue,i, Corbln. president OF the Long l'ianu nan
-oad COMPANY has sent the following to the S'ocN-
holders: ,, . o,or,arv
"T,hc BOARD Of Directors have declared qiar.ery
dividend OF per cent. payable May l. ihs'eau o, 80.
40 h.ro,oforo This action has been taken IN Wv Wv
nS ~ gcneral depression In business. ana cotsr
Gnent decrease earnings which ihIs together
tnh bc ny,raordinnry expenses connected WIN Inr
claims on account Of the accidents Hu lass ~ i,
Hoemcd more prudent TO reduce the hlyidena & u1,I m
an improvements IN the general pnslncHs; VIII ~, N.
narrc,enG nr earnings shall warrant return 10 '"'
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17
LEASED LINES SHOCLD NOT BE GU "ff'
,,,.,o,, or THE RECEIVERS or THE NEW

,..,o., on THE RECEIVERS or THE NEW
YORK AND NEw-ENGLANp ROAD.
Thomas G. Plat, one OF the receivers OF 'he ~"
-. =, >,.,.Erglanl Railroad Company. ycstrt-
d,y o,.d a report in the United states 'r',','
court in which he says that. after conferr'hg "'.'
Mr. olpn. the general manager OF the coinp'ly'
ami with the expert. Mr.. Wentworth VINO mas eN
a,,lnc1 tho accounts Of the Tarious lra.Sl nm IN -
a., rosd NO does not think II dIisab" th"' any ~
W. ieasrl lines should he severed from thr w. %
In thjs opinion Marsien ). Perry '"e o"' -
"For the present" Mr.. Patt sayS g yoTk and
gu Wr, Eroiand Railroad Company should De- P''' ~
the receivers. ,o, 80 n de,ailol state
III, showing the earning capacity of the le"S''
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17
~ rvcyrrD wOYiy AT TIE GRAyD UNION

Az EXCITED "OhaN ~ IN"
A gray-haired woman about sixty years old' toid
q strange story at Sanitary Headquarters yesterday
afternoon She said she was Mrs ID. k Iownsehd
and that she lived at No l22 East Tweny-sMth-s'"
where she keeps boarding-house' fer huso'"'
ho said wos diving from diabetes at the Grand
,,,r tto,el She asserted that she prevented
from, seeing him by a woman named Abigail C. Kent
Sb. went 10 the hotel yesterday morning but the
woman and her brother would not let her III 10 see
her husband. ~ -. o,,io, hAr.air
II was learned that the woman who called nsrseI
Mrs Townsend had been divorced from Mr, loWm- m;
sanJ hu, that she considered the divorce as NULL
aod and wanted 10 see her former husband Al the
hotel the clerk said that the woman came twice 70
- AR Townsend who. with his present wire. Eai
arrived al the hotel a week ago. and had oeen I'M
mediately taken III. His former wife calieI TO sec
hi,,, twica Yesterday the clerk said. The nrst Tune
they persuaded her to go away. but at tne seconn
,'is, she insisted on seeing the sick man. and made
o'sr rioIent attempt 10 get at him. They We're com
neicd 20 hold her back and she made things lively
FOR time.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17

knocked out OF the box in the nth inning MuI- naI
lane and Brown pitched winning oaii Tor the or'-
oes. The score;
E5,,.,ao1. Erie .:.:::::::::::::S KS
Base-hts-Ere .; Baltimore. u ErrCGsmE5rie i5 GoS s.
Raltimore l. Batteres-Strcker' GeElpie anu "ei
ger; Mullane, Brown and Robinson
pbiladephla. April l6-The Wlkesbarre team did
not afford the "Phillies' even good practice 10
day the at the end Of the seventm n'he rhe
being - to in favor Of the home 'eaih' Inc
score: .
Philadelphia ..................."s s2S22l2S &s5 5
Wilkesbsrre ........................o U " w
2S fsboTs
rott TAYLOR and Clements Keenan, and Warner.
Cambridge. Mass. April 16. Special -Iiaryard .!
fcis afternoon by score OF Is to The game was
Poorly played on botn sides. Harvard's batting was
bases on halls given by the visiting pitchers Har,
ward managed to make thirteen Win osoJ lO,no oi
twenty-thrre hits. 4 game with n!ne Gonp3neu p,y
of sriduateg including such players as tro,hlng..
ham. Abbott. Sullivan. Upton ana posSIoiM y ' 1Mh
tbn annvsrsaII OF the BATH af Lexington legal
holiday in the State. The score by INNINGS 'o-'"S
was "a fOl.cws ~.
4sa5a5;as, IIs5Ts52 ::::::::G g s's
ra.terics-perry. Paine wiggin and scanneM for
Harvarl; Hayward. Burnett and Thomas ior le'"-
EoOsy.
Providence April ic-Thc game here th:s after,
noon between Brown and Boston uniFFrS's,es a ns
nothing but a farce. Brown won by score %
% to o,
chicago. April ls-Cfcaso took is third sue
cp.aiva game from Detroit today. The score;
G.F GneaTo ..................s 30 S-G
uIts-Chicaeo. :; Detroit 8 Errors-Chc9go. 8;
Detroit: G. Batteres Camp, C!ausen and Schrhe'' :
BalsZ and Kreig. ,,.-,. :.
C,lonolypn was released bv Chicago to Detroit 10,
dav for a consideration OF SGD lie vii manage ana
be captain os the Detroit team James Ryan signed
Chicago contract this afternoon
ithaca y Y April l6-Thcre was a large ct
tondance al Percy Field this afternoon 10 Witness
Tho 6rs, gam OF baseball Of the season. The OPP
nosinp mines were the Cornell Varsity and the
Svraciiee Stars. The game resulted in victory
for the college boys by a score OF to 4
Grand Rapids. Mich. April 1.-THE Cleve ands
feat yesterday, playing the game without errors.
Score.
Grand R1pus. .................0 %
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17

Tho rrooilyn arI Springfield teams played at
F,~,orn Park Yesterday. the hDm" team winning
cae!lv An unfortunate accident o' me sort se''o''
s,., an tho green diamond he'i. occurred IN the
,~.h ,,,,l,y Thomas Burns of the home team, IN
sittf,c into the home plate. came mo cohslon
y,lfh Catcher Burke and the later hal t"Y po"'
A.. hls ,nll, broken Burke was attended py, Il
t,.ic,,, AMI he vas aftrrWdr1 taken IN an Rinpu-
i,n~. 2, ST Niarv's Hospital Burns l. " pihsrs
ho hal m. cot lson with collins about thr"e yehIs
no.. from the effects OF which Collins drl s'N'rds
months iaior Trrdways DatunS VAS the feature VI
fhe rtmr The score
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17
,,rrtr PryAWtY ~ TIE PARK.

Jacob Gerber. Of No. AZ Amsterdan-aV'.' wen. o"'
for a drive yesterday afternoon III I'M. - 49," ',
'nooa,oar,cd nv his wife and child. on their way
-. =. hundred nd -tenth-st, the horse shieu
~ aon,a nv!ng paper and ran away Ine SUI suIabn IN
hound OF the horse threw Mr. Gerber d Tn' cd a ON
The Eastern Drive. near One-hunhrcl 49,
~ 0n,cer Uavey caught the runaway anu si,i,r Iei
81, :arher md child from their perliluS POSITION
xitbourh the wagon was damaGed neIther was III
I...AI oNfr Gerher Slightly DruIs'u.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17
,v v,roR FILTER NOT INSANE.

Philadelphia. April le-Edwln H. Filter ', 20,
day emphaticay denied that MS ia,hei' 80 hser
snar,.d Mr. Filter says his father Is at tne n t.
country seat at Torresdae recovering rsrn lrp to his
h.r,ess W rtfhin a fortnight The announSenu." Tho
corrnSorated by DR. T. Hollingsworh Anore"' "'
family physician.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17
UOV TUO POLICEMEN GET SHINES.
ROOTBLACKs CHARGE THAT THE OFFICERS AS
sAUITED THEM WHEN THEY ASKED
FOR PAYMENT.

roseph Pltaro OF No. 2i2 East Seventy-hfth-st'
and Frank MARITIME. Of No. %S East EieVehth-Sr'
two Italian bootblacks who Keep stand ~ I"''
ave and Sixty -seventh-st.. made charges ak fo"Ve
Uo,douarters Yesterday against Patrolmen Edward
Grlnnon and Frank Looney, OF the East SiSty-seV-
enih-st. station
The Italians used to black the boots OF captain
Strauss's policemen. They say that Looney ana
Grlnnon owe them for months shines, ana , "nsn
NOV asked GrInnon for the money he ana Ioonei
ass,ulted them They charge that Grlnnon struck
Marine on the head with his fiat. and that h9oney
rere arrested by the officers. and on their way TO
court they say Grnnon took OF his belt ana STRUCK
PIttaro with II In the eye. ,ou. -. .ho
imdge Voorhs discharged the prisoners at the
Yorkyllle Police Court.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17
THE REPUBLICAN, CLTB MEETS.

meeting OF the Republican Club took place at
he clubhouse No. 80 Flfh-ave. last night Leonard
'" Sweet elected resident member. ana
Robert Johnston. OF Newburg y. y, and Charles
~ Lawler. OF Hartford. Conn, were elected 70 non
nsl1snt membership. Seven names are proposed I0r
ch cehn9eersnlp Tne third In the series OF 'he "io"''
euo dinners will be given on May 3.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17
lRS LILLE DEVEREUX BLAKE PRESIDED

SHE CAME NEAR HAVING TO CALL MEssRs'
FULLER AND GoMPERs TO ORDER
After the dinner OF the Sunrise Club. at No. ll6
West ty-third-st.. last night there was hVey
discussion on the subject OF trades-unons' IN "hch
Lawson ~ Fuller and Samuel Gomrer. TOOK par,
Mr. Fuller and Mr. GOmpcrs took tiS extreme Nlews
~ the subject, and discussed II With their wen
known ability Mrs. Lille Deverenx biake & ,r IN
"a Among the others present VINO tpok pai III
the dscussion were Raymond ;; Perrin Mis'
Charles r.. Sprague. +. a. Taghabue ana r. -
Tne argument between Mr. Gompers ana MT;
l-,er was a heated one. but Mrs Blake dld hot
bare ~ call them TO order u came near pelhs
necessary 10 do so however several times i'r Do'
were In dead earnest.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17
A YALE PLAYER BADLY HURT.

Ncw-Haven. Conn. April I6 (SpecaD.-Bert B'ge-
low lef-nelder on the Yale nine. was this afternoon
injured in the practice at the Yale field IAe hs"
ments OF his ankle torn from the bone ana he
viii probably be unable TO play again ms sedsol %
oni base 10 left field and that either Murphy tn tne
change catcher or Redngton, substitute VIII VIII
MAJ st second base hereafter BigeOws loss VIII
fnlt
New-York tribune., 1894-04-17

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