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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-28
We desire to inform the citizens OF Paw.
tucket and vicinity that
DIR. z. w. POOLE
OF Boston. an optical expert, will be at the
jewelry store OF
w. FL. BATON.
20 Broad st., Pawtucket,

WEDNESDAY, February 18th, and will re.
main until March g. remember the date for
the purpose of adjusting Spectacles and Eye.
glasses. DIR Poole has had tventy.hve years
experience as q specie list and all cases that
common glasses do not remedy Weld TO his
treatment Lenses for near sight, foresight.
old sight, astigmatism and all optical de.
fects accurately adjusted and made TO ordet.
All cases guaranteed. No charge will be made
for examination and speciacles furnished AT
regular prices. \ call upon the doctor W II
be welcome whether you employ hi. service
OF not. Remember the date. from Feb. 2sth
10 March 9Th, and do not fail TO CAL N you
desire satisfactory spectscles. tifcial
human eyes Inserted.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-28
Boston \ Providence Clothing

At terrible loss to the manufacturers Now sale in
Pawucket and Providence at the following extraord
nary low prices:
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-28
Dinoens Shows Up.

ITHACA, Y. Y, Feb 2s-Dingens, the
missing student. has arrived here. He
states that he had no connection with the
banquet tragedy, and that he will prove
aliht
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-28
BAD For the Boss.

OswEeo, N. ", Feb. % An application
for stay Of proceedings In the Mckane
ease has been denied by Justice Wright
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
VETOED nY THE GOVERNOR.

Action oN , LARGE NrMnER or BILLS
Albany Aprn 2-Govcrnor Flower to-day signed
fortv-four laws and vetoed Gve Mis- This was the
LARGEST number Of ten-day bills which haN" h'c'"
laws I'm any day within tie recollection 81 tn"
Secretary If States employees. Governor Flower
vetoed senator Saxf,n's hill amending tn" Banking
law IL his veto he says.
This bin is a covert attempt To- xiv" certain exist
ing ,noucyrl corporations all the hfotl powers OF
trtst r,rnr,uui.s without compelling them To- IN
c,rtor,t. ~ trust companies 1t IS species of IN
direct ana possibly quite dangerous I".isIat ION. II
,,rnvt,e maj every moncycd corporation hereto
fore INCORPORATED by o special law, WIN power 10
receive dppsits OF money at interest ana u ISSUE
bonds" shall possess All tlc powers - '"'' '''
panicr. d. ....,
The General Corporation law defines m0heyei
CORPORAL ions all corporations FORMED uiIh'I or
subject 10 the Banking and Insurance laws, rms
and insurance companies IT any Of these financial
Institutions happened to have btcl hC"IPOIh'',
by special laws with power TO receive dtppslts OF
money at interest and to Issue bonds iahh II u
mis- sweeping amendment would practically convert
them into trust companies Certain insurance cVnl'
NAMES mortgage companies and banks couli mus
enioy all the privileges and powers OF trust com
panies. H. ~, .r,.o q loo,
safeguards which ought to characterize an nhihclhI
lavy-rnaklng but violates sound principles OF cor
,,nrafe LEGISLATION. There ~ already general law
FOR the Incorporation OF trust companies II sI-cll
CORPORATIONS wish 10 acquire trust company powers
and privileges they should incorporate under thtt
general law and be subject to IFS restrictions ana
requirements.
The Governor vetoed Assembyman Iigblc's bill
increasing the salaries Of the County Judge and Sur
rogate OF suffolk County. and Assembyman Fish 5
bin amending the Public Health law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03

possible. but canno.. as yet, be said to be a; all
probable.
ARNOLD MORLEY LIKELY To GET \ PEEEAGE.
1t is Understood at Nottingham that Arnold Nor
ley will retire from the representation OF the eastern
division OF that borough the general election and
that he then will be raised to the Peerlge.
ICE-sKATING ~ PARIS
Paris at this Eastertide has been favored by tenn
perature that would not disgrace the Riviera, and
cool atmosphere Of the Paais des CAGES. which
panorama OF the "Sitge he Paris" The fashionable
most regular attendants IS Lord Dunern. Who dur
ing his long residence in Canada. mastere! the
mysteries OF the outside edge backward.
=. NJ SINGER SELLS HIs ENGLISH ESTATE.
~ y. Singer. Of sewing machine and sporting
fame, IS 1t seems. fast firing OF the pleasures OF
English country life and has just sold his estate
Bowden, TO Robert Harvey OF Dundrdgc who Is
forming one of the most compact and important
properties IN Dcvonshire. The house which is close
10 Totnes. is remarkably fine specimen OF the
style commonly described as Queen Anne.
PREPARING TO BUILD NEW WNRsHIPs
Under the new naval programme the Admiralty
are already taking action. Contracts for two new
batteshps have already been awarded to J. & c.
Thomson, of Cydebank. Glasgow and Laird. Of
Birkenhead. who Will both provide the machinery
Specifications for six second-clas cruisers of the
Talbot type have been prepared and tenders have
been invited from twenty-five firms in different
parts OF the country. EDMUND YATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
THROWTNG AMY THE CfTr'S MONEY.

TO the Editor ~ The Tribune.
SIR: The appropriation for III" improvement o'
parks IT, believe being Improperly expended. The
Riverside Park between seventy -nnih-St. ann
Eighty-sixth-st. comes under my eye. as I'VE
near IL and overlooking it. The space embraced n
the improvements l.. ! judge. less than twenty
acres; yet on that space over nifty men have D'en
employed for month or six weeks. ana the result
f. laughable Children playing would have done
The greater part l. still covered with dead weeds.
stumps sand heaps and stuntel growths OF shrubs.
Imagine II you can gang Of men moving at
snail's pace with a whcebarrow on which IL a
spndeful OF soil from point to another know
something OF the work done. and know that three
good teams and Transfers with proper implements.
could I'm the same time have cNctVatcI Tor pains.
1radel the entire surface except the rocky portion,
and left fl in good shape for planting.
/, is crirnnally wicked 10 sIuaniri I'm this
fashion As u taxpayer earnest. cat. be-.
lcvc In spending money literally, hLi "tut value
FOR IT, have used acres I'm spedkin- col the extent
nf the improvements 80 that others might have
some idea Of the wastcfulncss Of our methods
The retaining wall. for which an appropriation
has been made and contract given out. lags can
YOU tell why? The West side people are inter
csted in these improvements bni they don't want
the city robbed ~ UPTOWN RtSlDENT.
NewYork. April :. 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
THE FEMALE IL DISTRESS.

Camille and the second Mrs Tanqueray ar
rived in town last night-the former IN h'r CHS
tomary state Of pulmonary debility ana the IAt'"f
in her usual bad OdOr. The one may De seen lh "'
person OF Miss Clara Morris. at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre, the other in the person o' MIS-
Kendall at the star Public interest In dinatory
pas sion considered in its relation 80 tuhcTcI"s WIS
long AGO assuaccd in this community ana me re-
currence Of Camille is no, likely 10 cause OK
element The need OF illumination as 70 lhe in-
ouiry whether an old rounder ought 10 MARI ih'
cast-of mistress Of most OF his acquaintahctS h"s
nor become any more pressing than IL WIS AZ th'
beginning of the season. ana therefore me re- u
OF Mrs Tanqueray may not much disturb the Iocai
reacn The presence Of these females IL. however
recorded and people who interested IN sucfi OK
ceo1nglv tIresome types Of social depraVitN nave
now an opportunity Of gratifying their peculiar
tastes Even a medical treatise possesses allure
ment for "A certain order OF nina; Apart from
Tho nlays IL is to bc remembered mat the actors
presenting them clever and attractive cara
Norris &c a genius Mrs. Kendall is not But Doti'
arc interestlng-and both were cordially welcomed.
Wrs Kendal seems still TO labor undo" the deusion
maj she is min sterng angel to the public morals
md the public Is to haV two years 10 rise 10 inc
occasion Half Of that theory may at once De
Conce1rd-but public morality requires no theatrical
caic,lms Mr. Kendall acted with his customary
cOmposure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
NOTES or THE STIGE.

Edward Harrigan and his company appearei oe'
,,ro , l,rpe and delighted audience last night at
the Harlem opera House in Reilly ana the TVV'
The play will be repeated tonight and tomorrow
night The present opportunity is the last ehap
Wr Harriean's company as IT is about TO start on
Il long tour
Two changes We're made In the kiian5i pictures
AZ the Garden Theatre last night Bayards lie
Pasreur" and Koppays Faith, Hope and CharV
Glled with j. Koppay's Spring Flowers ana
Humans THE Three Fates.
Peter r. Daley and his company. who maze oee'i
playing THE Country Sport" at the Bijou Ihea're
FOR many weeks last night transferred to the Amer
icdn theatre, where the farce was seen Wy d Id 50
assemblage.
.orbe Limited Mail" IS the attraction of THIS
week at the Columbus Theatre. 1t is meiodramd
by Elmer T. Vance. with plenty of sensational
scenes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
DIED

WATsON-Afer short illness. Frank lie Roy Watson:
eldest son Of Frank i. and CHA Hays Watson. aged
~
Relatives and friends invited attend tho funeral
services the residence 81 his grandfather. Gilbert r.
HAYS. 1876 West 45lh-st. Tuesday afternoon April
30. AT . O'Clock.
lnterment WOodlawn.
Company Z. 7h Regiment, y. G. s y. Y
New York April .. 1896
The members ~ thu company requested 10 attend
tho funeral lin citizens dress II Private Frank lie Roy
Watson, at his late residence No 1875 West ijh-st.
Tuesday. 30 inst at r. IN. CAPT. GEO. g. RHOADs
VIM. j. GILPIN. First Sergeant.
WENDET-on Friday March &c. 1894. Mary A.. widow Of
John H. Wendell
Funeral services a, the Madison Avenue NJ L. Church.
corner 0Oth-st. on Tuesiay April 3. AT 1920 a m.
lnterment at the CONVENE ace Of the family.
WIITE-March 81, n the residence 81 her son. Rev.
stanley White Orange. " j.. Eliza Tracy Nelson.
daughter Of the late John O. Nelson, Of New-York
and wife Of Ersk.ne y. White. of New-York.
Funeral services. % Hllsde-aye y. j. Tues
day April 3 the arrival ~ tho n 10 train from
foot OF Christopher and Barclay sts Hlghlandaye sta
ton
WILLIAMSON Saturday March 81 At her residence,
Cenral-aye New brighton. staten Island. Laura Lyon.
wife Otis l.. Williams
Funeral services will he'd on Tues.
day afternoon, April 3. at 2:30 O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

The closing ride this season of the Lenox Hi Rid
ING Glass which was organized by Mrs. r. +. Hyde,
Of No 522 FIfth-ave.. took place last night at the
Riding Academy. Fifth-ave. and Ninetieth-st There
WAS a full attendance OF members. and an exhibit
ton Of high school riding by Miss Frances Kalish
and r. H. De Kicner The members OF the class
took part in some excellent ana intricate evolutions.
which were led by George Phelps Robbins and Mrs.
HYDE and afterward there was quadrille in
which there appeared Miss T.. A. Hyde Miss Marks.
Miss f. r. Hyde. II. g. Howells. c. =. Robbins and
o. W Sticglcr In the tandem Mrs. Hyde.
Miss f. f. Hyde q. T. Robbins and l.. H. De kief-
fer At the co.e Of the ride there was 4 pleasant
surprise for Mr.. DE Kieffer. Mr. Robbins. In "A few
well-chosen remarks. presented him. on behalf OF
the other members OF the class. handsome gold
watch chain and seal An Informal reception and
supper followed.
81. Francis Xavier's Church at II o'clock this
morning will be- the scene Of the marriage OF Miss
owen ". Bremen. to James J.; F. Meehan. The
ceremony and nuptia mass VIII be conducted by
the Rev Nell n Msknn9n; OF Inc 81 EaTTenTe
Denny. a wedding breakfast and reception will
follow at the home Of the brides mother, No. l5J
"Tf' marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Fish to Robert
burnside Potter YIN be soemmzed at noon to-day
Nicholas Fish. No. IS Irving Place 1t Will be a
quiet wedding. and the reception WIN be for rela-
Albert Morris Bagbys musical morning In the
ballroom OF The Waldorf were eontnuel yesterday
sang selections from Sullivan, Schumann. Massenet
and others orion Bradley vas at the plano Among
IIasell, Mrs Cortlandt Van Rensselaer,; Mrs. Nc
CoskTsy pS!t Mr Ja% onu W. GeTerd Mrs
Kearney. Miss Mamie Field. Mrs. John F. Cowdln.
Mrs Eward Helen Msa S M Mr Em %S%
Mrs FREDERICK Roosevelt. Mrs. Robert A. Sands,
Mrs. James Iude Beekn,an, Mrs De GarmepdIa.
Oliver DIV sumner Teal Mrs. Bsnbridgs Clarke Miss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
THE BROCh WAY CHARGES.
THE SENATE TO RECONSIDER IFS
ACTION.
DECISION OF \ REPUBLICAN CAUCUS THE 81



PARTISAN POLICE BILL
NY 1rlharArn To- TIM TRIBUNE
Albany. April 2-The Republican Senator'S he'd
a caucus ,o-ntah, and considered for some time the
subject Of an Investigation Of the charges ma'r
against Superintendent; BrOckway, OF the Hih'rd
Reformatory Some Of the Senators eXpreS9e' "'e
opinion that the Senate was a little 100 nasty iiSt
week in adopting the resolution for the appointment
OF 4 spccial committee 10 Investigate the charges
and thus unnece s~arily relieving Governor FOWL
Of the responsibility ~ acting upon the cha,s'.,
II WAS also argucd that there should nave D"eh
caucus consideration Of the resolution before II WAS
passed
After some debate. motion was uhl''o"H''
adopted empowering Senator SdNtOn u move -
consideration OF the vote by which the reso'u''"
was adopted for thc appointment of specia. IN
vestic,tng c,mmitfce. This having been done sen
ator Saxton was further authorized 10 empower '"'
Senate Committee on Prisons 10 hear the evidence
OF the managers Of the Reformatory, and 20 MAKE
n report REGARDING the necessity Of an nVesuEa'o"
and what length OF time. IN IT'S op.hloh' SUI" al
Investigation would take
William I;r, okficld Of New-York. chairman "l
the Republican State Committee. arrived here iate
Tonight and naturally his visit Is supposed 10 nav
some relation TO the vote which Is set down lor
tomorrow in the Senate upon Senator LeNoW ; mn
abolishng the present partisan Board oil Ponce ol
New-York and substituting bipartisan board OF
two Republicans and two Democrats. II Is re-
ported that Nr ErOOHiicld fayorS me a,iItl1H ~
Inc hin of the provision of Mr. Sheihcds mi on
tho same subject which enlarges the powers 81 tnr
Superintendent Of Police. Senator l'eNoW St",.' a.
Midnight that h.. was undecided as yet as 10
whether or not ho would Try 10 obtain a vote upon
his bill Tomorrow three of the Republican S'hl-
tors O'Connor Donaldson and Higgins. wern ahsrnt
through sickness. This leaves only sixteen It'pup
Leans to vot" cor tn bill. and the vote OF tErh
teen are necessary II Is therefore pofsih" th!l no
vote will be taken upon the bill tomorrow, SIN
tor O'Conuor is sick 10 Ringhamiou with stNrtr
cold Senator Higgins was taken SICK Whlr 'oiiiiiS
M on the cars here tr-Iay from Ncw-l ork ana ~
hi at the DclaNan House. and Senator l,1ha!I'V"
IS sick at Ballston. although he may De ap'o ~ "e
her" to morrow go, donation
The Senntr passed tonight tho hill 81 ',,'ui.1i
Mcmahon forbildIng tho construction oi an 'hNal'p
railway In We, Fourt'-nth-st: Senator l."Nno!h@
bin appropriatiu. $4,000 for the lath l.'i'l il'll
Arruorv and senator O'Counors bill aHthotHln-
Tcv. york Cifv ~ ,Npond SN0J yearly upon the
support Of the Sp",ty for the Prevention o. cru l.!
To Children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
Special Notifies

Ally the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms,
23s Fifth Avenue
WM. Il. NORMAN. Auctloncer.
A MOST IMPORTANT SALE
or THE
ENTIRE COLLECTION
MIR. THOMAS REID
COMPRISING
Superb Cloisonne Enameis. Cabinets Bronzes FaieneA
Oriental and European
PORCELAINS.
Ivory Carvings. facquors.
Antique and Modern TURKISH
RUGS AND CARPETS.
Magnificent Hall and Mantel Clocks.
Furniture. Rare and Standard Books
In fine Bindings. representative
PAINTINGS
by the following
DISTINGUISHED MASTERS:
RERNE BELLECOUR, DlAZ. ".
BEYLE. DUPRE. JULES,
BLASkOWITZ. DEsGOFFE. BLAIsE
pOLDlNI. "OPENS L.,
BROWN. J. LEWIS GRoLLERoN.
CAIN. J. G.. HAGBORG.
COROT. HEINRICH,
DANGON IRViNG J. BEAuFArN
DAuBGNY. CARL IsABEY EUGENE.
JONKTND. MICHEL.
PERRAILT sCHENCK.
TRoYON. VAN MARCKE.
To be sold follows:
ENAMELS PoRCELAINS. &c.
WEDNESDAY. THuRsR1AAGY> .s AND FRIDAY AFTER
April T. 3 and 8, at . o'clock.
PAINTINGS,
Friday Evening. April 9.
o'clock.
Saturday Afternoon April :. AZ $50
on Free Exhibition Day and Evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
INDICTED BY THE GRAND JURY
THE p1,pcItAsE OF IVY HILL. IN SOUTH ORANGE.
ny THE NEWARK STREET AND WATER
po.rD Condemned ELD,TION OF


BY THE NEWARK STREET AID WATER
BOARD CONDEMNED ELD,rION OF
FIcERs TO BE TRIED.
Tba Grand Jury for the December term Of tho
courts at Newark came into court yesterday with
eipht nresentments and a number OF indictments,
chiefly of election officers In the election last No
venbpr The Grand Jury explained In the present.
n,cnts that they had encountered many obstacles
both in the investigation of election frHuds ana OF
Tho acts of public officers and official boards.
One Of the most important matters OF nlNcStlSd-
tion by the Grand Jury was the purchase AT an
oxorbitant price, Of tract or Iand khD"I a.
IJiI I'm South Orange a site for a new reservoir
The property was bought or pre-empted by thwlh
Tavlor for $4,000 and purchased from MN 10,
double that price by the street and water BUaru
Immediately after he had secured possession OF H.
'rhe Grand Jury examined Taylor several times
Without clicing from him sufficient information 10
base an Indictment upon. The presentment sets
have acquired the property for one half me COST
simplv nv instituting condemnation proceedings,
Another matter investigated was the app ,Yl.I
ton and expenditure Of $4,000 by the hoa1 hV orr
Tor alleged work on the county roads. The jury
sYv thst this money spent on the eve oi an
mat as many az forty men were engaged IN ohu-
jng one small cart The investlgaton OF rieSi,ICn
frauds developed many cases OF the kina psslLeS
many cases OF fraudulent naturalization by Demo
era ic managers Despite the difficulty or gettlhg
e,,idanca from men afraid OF eliminating them
and many Indictments were found Oiher present
mcnts TO the relate TO the practice OF usuty
~, mortgage loan companies. and 10 the cOndltlon
~ several county institutions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
Df,TH FOLLOWS Az OPERATION

Pittsburg April e. Il. Wall. assistant genera
manager OF the Pennsylvania Company died SUD
lenlv ot $50 o'clock last evening in the Homeo-
pathic Hospital. Death followed a few hours atter
an operation had been performed for appendicitis
In TO Saturday afternoon Mr.. Wall attended to MS
regular duties He became violently III ana was re-
,,rvaI IN tho hospital where IL discovered thar
he was suffering from peritonstis or 'nlannaIl ion
Of the membranes surrounding the abdomen M ne
Inflammation was caused by appendicitis. Inc
nnerafion was successful. but the shock was so
great that Mr.. Wall could not rally. Mr. W an was
ftrtv Years old a wi1Owcr and leaves one chd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03

Ellen f. Dickinson and Mrs John f. King. .
Dinner parties VIII be given tonight by Mt arS.
William OTIS. OF No. 9 West Fiftieth-st; MIS- iit,ltS
Mills Dav OF 30 8 East Forty-fourth-st. ana Mrs.
Louis Fitzgerald. These dinners are for y g,tnI
by General and Mrs j. Watts Kearney for their
daughter ...,, ,.i,h
Thc las, OF the series Of the four receptions WIN
music inauguratei early in the season by MISS
calender ana Miss De Forest. will take place TO-
nght In tk.r APARTMENT in NE IInany hu-.IIno.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
UfRHLEU.

COIGATE-COLEMAN-A Homeopathic, " Y. March
- sidney y. colgate to Mary Helen. daughter u the
late Mahl0n Coleman.
Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with
full name and address,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
4 NEWPORT HOTEL LEASED.

Newport April 2 (speciaD.-The Ocean House this
afternoon was leased to Warren +. Leland The
hotel is one of the principal attractions OF Bellevue
ave the fashonab bic boulevard and at one Tune IL
was feared that 1t would be closed this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
up JHTRSTON TO MARRY on THCRSDA J.

uer,o, Uarbor Mich April 2-It was announced
THO morning that at 10 o'clock next Thursday l.or-
rim A. Thurston the Hawaiian Minister. will marry
Miss Harrie, T.. Potter. Of St Joseph. the Key
w II Davis congregational pastor at St Joseph.
viii nerform the ceremony. Immediately after which
the connie will leave for Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
TTLLUfNS DOINGS rs 4 UICTiTOR
THE LAW AND THE MAN At FAULT.

THE LAW AND THE MAN AT FAULT.
From The Providence Journal
What has finally brought out hls reckless and
autocratc methods in their EXTREMIST form has been
IN. attempt to enforce a law which. even II its
enforcement had been In the hands of n more
discreet executive. WAS practically certain TN due
time TO rouse Indignant protest and even TO open
rebellion a spirited people Ike those OF South Caro-
lima
CLASS DISTINCTIONS N SOUTH CAROLINA.
From The Nashville American.
The situation In South Carolina has the peculiarly
Irritating feature OF cean-cut division between
casscs-the population Of the cities and the wealthy
element being arrayed against the Governor. who
has on his side the rural districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
An Economical Watch Insurance.

The onterVTisnE l'NeeTs. Lam0oF BT0s. 3>lh-st and
3d-ave.. % re fore again with plan n Watch In
surance I..r alike for economy and ingenuity.
For 50 watch IN repair for IL months. no
how often for what cause repairs are necessary
The firms reputation integrity ard reliability IL
popular favor.