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p,o,.orS AUSTRIAN STRIKERS.

Vienna. April Io-Two thousand brlck'ay#s WIN
are on strike to enforce demand Tor an Nofe'"
OF 40 per cent in their wages dsSe"p''' ." W.
.oa,a chic morning and after marching In pro-
cesslon began smashing windows and destroying
other property. The police ordered them to as
perse when the mob assumed hostile attit uuei
The rioters were then charged upon anu s.1ars
T.. al drectlons The police have taken precautions
against In. reassembllng OF the mob ~,
7rhe pottery workers and others on strike AZ III
con Jtohemia YESTERDAY held noisy meeting
which the police attempted to dlsperse Inc , strK
Vas called out and the rioters were driven on
RIots have also taken place at Daud.eb. near noe
nttgcrotz where the gendarmes were unable to as
nerse he strikers until they charged upon them
Win fixed bayonets \ number OF the strikers were
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HE SAYS THAT EVERY DOLLAR or HIS IN
DEBTEDNESs WILL BE PAID

HE SAYS THAT EVERY DOLLAR or HIS IN
DEBTEDNESs WILL BE PAID.
Charles A. Gerlach. The proprietor OF the Hotel
Gerlach. gave a bond yesterday before Judge Nc
Carthy Of the City Court for the payment Of fine
OF $50 for failing to appear In supplementary pro-
ceedngs began a judgment entered against him
on an unpaid note for 1855 held by H. Il. Kirk &
Co. No. 60 Fulton-s:. The bondsmen are George
p Kinne. No 22i Broadway. and John !. X. Har-
rison No. I02 West Fifty seventh-st
Mr.. Gerlach was yesterday and asked az 20
the case and said: The facts that II. Il. Kirk
& Co.. whiskey dealers. are suing me for claim
Of about 81 500. l claim defence In the or
oyercharges. and they have attempted by every
process OF law TO compl!cate and get me In de-
fault in the examination in supplementary proceed
tie in my lie and every dollar Will ba paid In fun
$2JO.Vy and had my credits always heretofore with
Ing give and take In regard to extensions Of time
and payments account. but this case has got into
the courts and II seems to be the disposition OF the
parties interested to make IL public AZ possible.
The property Of which am manager is prosper
and has been OF the most prosperous OF It's
kind in the city Of kew-YOrk"
The bOndsmen will appear before Judge Mccarthy
this morning at 10 o'clock and qualify.
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ARcnnISuoP As CENSOR.
SUIT OF TIE CANADA REVUE" AGArNSr AncH-'
BISHOP IAUHE

BISHOP PADRE
Montreal Aprn lo-Thc suit brought 10y the "Can-
ada Revu~" against Archbishop Fabre. growing ont
OF the latters conformation % the former. came up
for trial this morning before Judge Doherty. There
were two witnesses. the first being the Archbishop
H. WAS examined on his power 20 nterf"r" IN such
q case. counsel for the Revue unsucc'-sfully en-
deavoring &, lnI out whether the Archbishop had
drawn up the mandamont cOndemniug the "RrNu"
himself or whether IL had been done by or At the
instigailon II other parties. In the course or MS
evidence the Archbishop stated that sdcrtmentS
were refused - tho-.. connected with the Revue ~
~, long ~ they remained insubOriindte. y number
q witnesses called did not appear.
Archbishop Fahr" some time ago forbade the
faithful of hts church 30 read les TrOis Mousque-
tairc~ by Alexander Dumas. which Vas advertised
20 appear in tho Canada Revue "l.e Monde was
ais, forbidden to publish r. although 1t di appear
after being subjected % rNpurgttion. La Patric'
then followed with Oh" announcement That II would
publish Mont" Crl4tu' by thu same author but
this was forbidden hy th" Archbishop. Lastly. thu
Compagnic Dr,mttlue Frlncaisc have been rchears-
ing 'l<.s Trls Mousqurttires' In a hall under the
chapel ~ the Church Of s. Jean Baptiste. When
the Archbishop learned OF this he denounced IN"
play. which was 20 have been performed last night
and FORBADE. the church be- used for such purposes
Another pay was therefore substituted.
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ROYALTIES EXCHANGE Calls.
THE KING AND QUEEN OF ITALY VISIT
QUEEN VICTORIA.

CROWDS At FLORENCE CHEER THE MONARCHs-
VICTORIA TO TAKE LUNCHEON WITH THE
ITALIAN fsovEREIGNS TO-DAY.
Florence. April lO-King Humbert and Queen
Marguerite arrived here this morning and paid
a VISIT to Queen Victoria at the villa Fabbr-
cotu They were cheered the entire distance TO
the villa. and were similarly greeted by the neo-
pie on their return. The streets AMI rOadwdys
were lined with humanity Thousands of per
hocked to the city from the surrounding
country 20 do honor TO the King and Queen.
The city was gayly decorated.
The King and Queen were accompanied to the
Villa Fabbr1cotu by the Prince OF Naples and
the Duke OF AOsta. There were 10 ceremonies
whatever King Humbert and his party re-
manned AZ the villa twenty minutes. Queen VIC
;oria has accepted the invitation Of King Hum
bert To take luncheon with himself ana Queen
Marguerite tomorrow.
Queen Victoria returned King Humberts visit
n, > o'clock this afternoon. King Humbert met
Her Majesty at the entrance TO the palace ana
kissed her hand. Queen Victoria was carried III
her chair into the Grand Salon where she heid
a reception lasting half an hour. The Queen
was cheered as she took her departure from me
lila
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REPORTED REBEL VICTORY.
HAVE CAPTURED RIO GRANDE
DO SUI.

ROUNDABOUT NEWS OF THE COMPARTMENT OF
THE CITY-IT is NOW SAID THAT ADMIRAL
DA CANA HAS NOT ESCAPED. But RE-
FUSED AT THE LAST MOMENT
TO LEAVE THE PORTUGUESE
WARSHIP
Buenos Ayres. April l0--General Silvera Mar
tins one Of the Brazilian insurgent leaders now
In this city, received dispatch to-day saying
that the insurgents have captured Rio Grande
DO Sui.
One hundred and twelve Brazilian insurgent
ofhcers and sailors who escaped from the Portu-
guese warships Mindello and Alfonso de Albu-
querque on Sunday afternoon. have landed at the
Buenos Ayres quarantine station.
admiral la Cana. who reported yesterday
To be among those who escaped Is said 10
have refused at the last moment 10 leave the
Mindello. The plan for the escape OF the Brazil
ians was cOncoced in this city by Brazilian refu-
gees.
When the United Press correspondent called at
the Portuguese Legation to-day to inquire what
action would be taken by the Portuguese Gov
eminent in view Of the ESCAPE OF the fugi.!ves.
the Legation officials refused 10 give any in
formation beyond saying that the two Portuguese
men-Of war had sailed for Montevdeo.
Berlin. April 10A dispatch from Rio Janeiro
SAYS that five insurgent warships are lombard
Ing Rio Grande do Sui. and that the Brazilian
Government has sent ten ships TO the scene.
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KING HrMBERT's INTERVIEW.


BELIEVED TO BE GENUINE CKSPTS REPORTED
INTr NTIONS
London. April lo-A dispatch to the "rlmes' from
Paris says the interview with King Humbert pub
Mshei in Figaro" is undoubtedly genuine. II j.
the general belief tina, the italian King avaiel
himself OK the opportunity offered 70 express fully
and freely the feelings which animate him.
Paris April lo.-A dispatch from Rome 10 the
Temps" says !; l. rumorei Their that IL Is thu
intention OF = member 90 the Italian Government
To- make a pubic statement In favor Of the estab-
llshment W commercial relations with France The
rumor is secuted by most OF the Paris papers. many
OF them expressing doubt that any good would re-
suit from such course. even accepting thu report
as true.
Il j. stated here that the Government has rea-
son 10 believe that Prime Minister Crispi Of Iuly.
Will -ndeaVor 20 put Franc" In false position ny
processing publicly tn most friendly feeling Tor
her and as an earnest Of that feeling proposing A
commercial agreement. II Is assumed that Slgnor
Crispi has no idea that France would meet ltaiy
half way in any such proposition IT present ana
therefore France herself would he regarded ds m"
In such event France intends t. ask Italy TO
prove her sincerity hy making some marked changes
In her military ana foreign policies As pir.'mh"i>
10 commercial treaty negotiations. ms y j not
likty that Italy would 10. a. nobody believes 81"
would forfeit her partnership in On" Irip" A"lanc"
merely fDr the sIhe OF getting a lower fFrnch '"'!
ID Italian
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,,,pnpr or SIR GERALD PORTAL.

London Aprn The report OF the late Sir Gerald
Portal who was British consu-G"n"ral ana Poltl'"l
Agent at Zanzibar has just been issued The report
,p,,l,, urges tn. construction of Il railway to the
co,s and the draining Of the territory around the
Victoria Nyanzl with a view TO the development OF
commerce I'm that region.
The report strongly recommends the retention by
Great Britain Of It's protectordtr over EanHa,
mich II says IL desirable in the interests OF british
commerce from the Indian ocean 10 me MI" ibdsl'
II also recommends tn" termination n IN" existence
ycsts the appointment Of a British 'omnlssioner 10
hav. Jurisdiction over the Dependencies OF Ganha
"a the KavirDnic border In cOnclusin the report
recommends the adoption Of spec IA" precautions
against slave trading and the abandonment OF the
idea OF using the route by the lakes 10 the Idmbes
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sU0WlLTER WINS THE PRIzE.

7 " shovalter and \ b. Hodges had scored SIX
,ros zach I'm the chess match four games being
drawn and the players decided yesterday, before
pIaying the seventeenth game. to make the match
nne of eleven games. instead OF seven games up A.
MAG originally decided upon. The purse or @"'
however provided by the Manhattan 'hess C'uo
viii 20 10 the winner OF the seventh game
chovaI,er opened yesterdays game with a Ruy
1onez 10 which Hodges adopted the 3 kt-b
defence At his twelfth turn the latter compromised
his game lost a pawn. and after tweniy-eight moves
lost the game and prize. Showalters victory De-
ing his seventh. Here follows the score OF 'he
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SWITCHES TO BE Hung NEXT WEEK
THE COMPETITION FOR THE DECORATION OF
THE NEW OYER AND TERMlNER COURT
ROOM CLOSES SUNDAY


ROOM CLOSES SUNDAY
The competition invited by the Municipal Art
Society OF New-York for the decoration OF the
courtroom OF oyer and Terminer in the Grim
inal Courts Building. which the society Will
spend s. OOO Is drawing a close. All the sketches
must be the secretary, T. Hamilton
Bell. the Fine Arts Society Building. in West
.Fifty-seventh-st on or before Sunday next. ON
Monday morning next the Hanging Committee Will
meet I'm the room OF the Architectural League. In
the Fine Arts Society Building. The jury OF fifteen
members Will probably b. called together on
Wednesday Of next week 10 judge the sketches
and award the prizes, consisting Of II first prize
a commission to execute the proposed work and
500 on account. and second and third prizes Of
500 and 800 respectively After the awards have
been made a public exhibition will be held In the
room of the Architectural League of all the
sketches submitted for the competition. No com
petitor will be permitted TO withdraw his sketches
until after the exhibition which VIII probably be
open to the public for week or ten days: ,
Secretary Iell thought that the competition would
result in a close fight between eight or ten prom
inent artists The opening day Of the exhibition
would he decided upon az soon az III" july H"IS"''
their work. 49,. . A., 49,
William A. Coffin, first vice president of the so
ciety Yesterday said: 1T will probably take DAY
or Two 10 arrange the sketches, ana presume the
f1rv viii meet on Wednesday Of next week; ana
mai the exhibition will be open TO the public on
Vonday Apul %, If not before. , - -.
4 meeting Will be held on Friday. April l3; NJ 10
- m ar The studio Of ". s. V Allen. No ~
trest Eftv-seyeDth-st ut which the object ana IN
tentions Of the society will be explained
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MONDAYS VOTE IN THE COMMONS
COMMENTS or LONDON PAPERS THE GOVERN
MFNr HAD \ SCARE.

MFNr HAD \ SCARE.
London. April 10 Nearly all Of the morning
naners in commenting on the vote on Mt Nor
lava resolution IN the House Of Commons last
evening agree that. II the Government did not
have n narrow escape. II al least had scare
and shaking Up.
.The Times expresses the opinion 'ha''
+bough the Government has escaped its most
immediate danger other dangers will occur be
fore the session Is much further advanced that
cannot be 40 easily avcrted. The Ministers
s,o,,d shiyering on the brink Of tho dark waters
Of dissolution and every influence was cNer,ed
20 avert the catastrophe OF their being pushed
,n.o the stream Their downfall was STAYED
orf because Mr. Labouchere deigned 10 extend 10
,beu in a contcmptuOus manner helping mana.
and because John Redmond treated them with
great deal more tenderness than they had any
right To- expect.
THE Daily News' regards the vote "a gIet
victory for the Government. In when the enemy =
hopes were. disappointed and their nominations
fr,ist rated The Radical "cavr." which the op-
p,siti0n laid such great stress upon. dld nor
exjst and most 81 the Parnctes who were ad-
vnrtised bv th. Tories to vote against the Gov
eminent were absent The News" thinks the
CRISIS has subsidei II compliments Sir VII
tam Uarcourt on his speech in support or the
Government motion. and chardct"TZes MN as
the most powerful leader on either side OF IN"
House The News thinks that Mr.. Baliour =
reply 10 Sir william IiarcOurt was also mas
al
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FRAGMENTS or FOREIGN NEWS.

Rome April iO-The Pope has issued a specia
bulletin nominating Cardinal Rampola as Arch-
priest OF ST. Peters The document states that thls
honor is conferred upon Cardinal Rampolla In rec
ignition OF his eminent services 10 the church.
London April l0.-The case Of David christie
Murray, the novelist. who was aifaiSAsd a Shui
;Ine aeo a, the instance Of his wife who charged
him with abandonment and non-suppOrt was called
for final hearing to-day. The magistrate ordered
Murray 10 pay his wife 30 shilllngs a week
Paris AnrI 10-The Government has received adj
,,ces from china that the Chinese at Hsainfu. In
the Province OF Shen-See have burned me frehch
,n,ssinn A. tbot Mace and matreated and impris
oned the French missionaries. The Government
has demanded explanation an apology ana com
pcnsation.
porIir ,nru l0-Count Won Wa,dersee received
on sunday a telegram from Emperor william. con,
hIrthday which occurred on that day
Landau AnrIl lO-The Thames ocean tug Black
ooc no q been chartered by the North German Lloyd
Steamship Company tow the disabled steamship
Ems from Horta Fsyal. to Southampton.
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4, DECISION AFFECTING MANY ROADS

Detroit April lo-An important decision has JUST
bcan handed down 10y Judge Swan. Of the United
states Court. at Detroit against the Mi'msah en-
,r,, paur,ad The decision sustalns the patent
eran,rI 10 r. D. cody October u isSD ana
6wnrd bv the Consolidated Car Heating company
~ hih,ny \ T. on a system Of steam car-heatng'
and holds AZ an infringement the heating system
usel by the Michigan Central Railroad. known a., As
- ,I3r.in annaratus The decree grants an IN
mnction against further use OF such stean-heas
ers and orders an accounting. The decision ar
frcts nearly every railroad IN the country u9Hs
steom-heatng in passenger coaches
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arTrER ATTACK OK THE AUSTRIAN PRE-
MIER

Vienna. April l0-Durng the debate on the ciVh
estimates I'm the lower house OF the Reichsrath
to-day Dr. Gregr. the leader or the Young '~eons'
mode a bitter attack the Ministry. premier
wIndiscbpraetz he said was IA weathercock on
the imperial palace: man who was neither Ger
man nor czech: ar'stocrat whose ancestors had
heen adventures during the Thirty Years war ana
.n,. nv crepr referred TO the Polish party as
a corrupt organization and said that its "o''o ""'
not Honor but "Pront ..... ~ or.~r..
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The Harvard School Won the first OF the interscho-
lastc series from Driser nine yesterday afternoon

The proposed game at the Polo Grounds yeser-
day was postponed. on account OF the cold. threaten
ing weather and the fact that two Of the New
York players were on the sick list. With the men
In that condition and the weather as II was. Ward
thought il best not 10 play.
The Brooklyn and Wnkesbarre teams will play
again at Eastern Park to-day.
\. De CordoVst, OF the stock Exchange. Yesterday
offered to wager $40 that New-York would beat out
Boston in the race for the League pennant
Teams made up from New York players will cross
bats at the Polo Grounds to-day. As New-YOrk
has seventeen men under contract, only out
slider Will have to be taken in to ill up.
Charles De Baum. the pitcher who recently signed
with the EnglewoOd Field Club. has had his collar
bone fractured by heavy timber which fell on him.
The first question ne asked when he recovered con
sciousness was. When shall | be able TO pitch
main ~
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,,.,nl.Drr1Nc NANDEREII.T LINEs.

Chauncey Depew and 'orhelius N@"ue'"''. '''
this city Yesterday for tour Of inspection OF the
lorl,u, limos east Of Chicago. Mr.. Vanderbilt :
car was attached to the p m train Tor aSn,mS
tnr oycr the PennsvlVanil road TO-DAY MI peP,N
.o'i , a.. Vanderbilt viii leave Washington over the
Ghcsapcakc ana ohio. and will begin their hSp n,o
E 49, 'nd tbe Michigan Central will both be en-
Traced in the tour and the homeward trip WI pc
nal. over th. \ew-YOrk Central from buHdio'
,tn, or. week win be consumed IN the journey.
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HARTr-NG CoRREcrs AN ERROR

Albin Hartung the swordsman. has written 10 The
Tribune in correction OF published statements con-
corning the broalsworl con'es; that took place on
sunday Newark Shooting Park. He said that
he had gone there Gafferni. who did
appear. lie then consented To meet unknown OPP
pOncnt. whom ~ endorsed twice. winning the de-
CisiOn. although the contest not finished. After
ward he consented - meet the same i'm
friendly bout. He di this at the earnes, solicita
ton OF his friends
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EARLY TENNIS AT PROSPECT HEIGHTS

EARLY TENNIS At PROSPECT HEIGHTS.
lihe Invitation tennis tournament OF the Prospect
heights Tennis Club continued yesterday after
noon at the club courts In Unlon-st. between Sew
en'h and Eighth ayes. Brooklyn. The scores wero
s'oser than usual, and the play showed a decided
Improvement over that which was seen last Satur'
Wy w. Parker. Fischer and DR.. Frazer are yet
ss.noseaten, Parker having three victories TO his
orait Fischer and Frazer following with two vie
'orles each. The scores
yVyledo ~ Bostwick. Lenox T. c.. beat Arthur
wsgi.or West Side r. c. Ga. 10; Alfred Taylor
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ENTRIES FOR COMFY ISLAND STAKES.

The following entries for stakes which closed
On April 9. 1884. were received up to > p. m yester
oay by the Coney Island Jockey Club:
For the June meeting 1884, The Suburban Hand
cap for three-year-oids and upward. % entries:
June handicaps for three ear-ods and upward s..
zephyr Stakes, for wo-year-Ods. 78. Spring. for
ssso-year-ods &c; June. for two-year-o.ds &c; Yer
nal for FLIES o-year-olds II; Swift. for three
}ear-olds. 62: Spndrift for three ear-olds, 49,;
DSisy. 6; Pansy 49, and Grass Inaugural 49,
FOR the autumn meeting, 1854 Flight. for two
year-olds and upward lG: September, for three
ieat-olds. %; Autumn. for two-year.olds 10; Fa:
oush. for two-year-olds 81 Great Eastern Hand:
Sdp Tor twO-year-Olds a.
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CUMBERLAND PARK CLUES OFFER.

Nashville, April lO.-The Cumberland Park cub
Offers 10 add 500 10 race for $1,000 corner
between the Western horses entered In the Brook
yn Handicap at either IA Ia miles. weights as
t;gned them in the Brooklyn Handicap. provided
nat Clifford. 70 Tambien and Carlsbad start IN
the race. The race Is 10 be run any week OF the
meeting the owners may elect The offer remains
open until Aprll H.
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FOR IMPROVING THE PRICE OF SILVER
DIR MIQrEL AND COUNT POsADOWsKY IL
DORSE THE DUTCH FINANCIAL. MIN
ISTERS PROPOSAL

Berlin April lO-Dr. Miguel, Prussian Minister
Of Finance was sounded the currency question
this evening In private conversations lie said
that the most practicable proposal for improving
the price Of silver apparently that OF the
Dutch Minister OF Finance. Or. Plerson. which
o. The issue Of silver certificates against silver
deposits.
~ Liberty to pay customs duties. taxes ana TONS
with these certificates. , .,
60 Periodical revision Of the purchase ana sale
prices by the contracting states.
count TosadOwsky. secretary OF the Imperial
Treasury was similarly sounded. He said ne De.
ll.yrd that the German Government was Inclined
IA favor an Arrangement similar 10 that propoStd
bv Dr Plersou in oricr - meet the wants Of BIZ
Illsfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-11

Schenectady ~ Y. April l0.-The annual meeting
of the General Electric Company was held at the
company's offices in this city to-day Proxies on a
large block OF the stock voted by Oliver Ames.
second of Boston. and the Cd Board OF Directors
OF last year was rejected The date OF the stock
holders annual election was changed from tne sec
ond Tuesday In April to the second Tuesday
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Dv>.,,,trE EXPLOSION IN MAJORCA.

Madrid April l0.-The house Of the municipal sec
re,ary Of the town OF MANAGER. Island OF MaJo'c''
WAC wrecked by a bomb last night. Fortunately ~"
"na ,",s kuIed nor were any of the inmates OF the
bnuse seriously hurt The police have MADE ".
eral arrests OF persons suspected 81 connection VII.
,ha o,noson Two bombs found In the quarry
fhls mOrnlnR
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STILL COLD FOR BASEBdLL
YET BROOKLYN AND wILKEsB.RRr
PLAY AN INTERESTING GAME.
THE "CRANKS' IN SWEATERS AND TT srrps
SILVER on THE BENCHES WITH IN.
DIMINISHED ENTHUSIASM NOTES
AND GOSSIP
AND GOSSIP.

me brooklyn nine and the Wilkesbarre team OF
'"e Eastern League crossed bats at Eastern Park
Yesterday the home players winning rather easily
Inc weather was cold. raw and bleak. and vet
eVop.si%ed crowd in listers and sweaters was pres
NV NV "iiHeSparre team showed lack OF practice
81" PhstrS having just reported. Burns Tredway
ana 'rInln did the best batting Belts shannon
anu Mussar lea in batting for Wilkesharre