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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
AN ANT1-HEBREw MOTION REJECTED.


Paris May 27.-The Chamber OF Deputies to-day
rejected motion introduced by VI. Denis Republi-
can. prohibiting the employment OF Hebrews in
State functions The motion defeated by a
Government majority Of ffty-eight
This relatively small majority IN a Chamber com
posed OF 5sl members will cause some surprise to
those who are aware that in France. since the great
Revolution the most perfect equality has been
decreed for al! citizens. matter what their re-
lig.ous creed might be. OF course such a motion as
that directed against the Hebrews was sure 20 be
defeated but 1t must have appeared inconcevabie
TO many people that II should be offered AT al! IN
French Chamber Of the nineteenth century and that
1t could have been supported by so large minority
France always so liberal is not like reac'lonary
Austria where the Anti-Semitlsm OF the Clerica
Prince Allows Won Idchsiensten and Dr.. I.ueger has
trlumphed recently In the municipal elections al
Vienna: and the meiiacval motion OF Deputy Denis
has been rejected
lis presentation however. and the absence OF una
nmity against /. are due more TO political motives
and TO Opposition nanoeuvres than 10 any ha'Ie, i
sincerely doubted by their compatriots I,u' ~
had been said so often that the Government wa
entirely in the hands Of the hebrews that ti'i,
statement was seized upon by the Opposition aS n
pretext for an attempt 10 overthrow the CaDinct
OF course the ultra 'athOc Deputies added ,nr'I
votes those OF their colleagues who accused me
Ministers OF giving most OF the Offices 70 Hebrews
and who affected TO consider the latter az the mo
nOpo.iss OF the public wealth II IL true tnht w
lsraetes have not been sufficiently discreet In tns"
attitude; only few OF them have joined the Hn'-
pendent political parties while the larger NUMBER
proclaimed themselves the blindy devoted suppoir,
OF the Opportunist Ministries. which were sadIY
dals. In this they have made a mistake similar TO
that Of the French Governments which Implicitly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
THOSE BASEBALL HooDOos.

The Philadelphia AMI New York teams arranged
10 pay on a postponed game NJ tho Polo GROUNDS
vesicrlnv and a. II has happened three times ne
fore when those teams were 10 hav" played mere
II raincl and the game was postponed ne
Giants inss. thai the ouakers are hooiooS pu'
Manager Irwin denies this ana says tha' 'he moo
doc is right here In New York. and points 10 me
,,c, tha, the three games scheduled in Phila-
deiphia with Ncu-York were all played or with
OF, rain interfering The same teams VIII Try II
again on Wednesday,
The frs, series 81 games In the East between
the Eastern and Western teams VIII DC pi'ye' TO-
dav the Clcvelanis In Ne" York ana AnSon
chicago surprise party In BROOKLYN The series
III begin with the nrst four positions IN u'r
League race occupied by Western teams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
A Lcnf Ftuttercd by the wind

not more iremuous nerves debIlitaed or over
strained Nights Of followed by days OF discomfort
81 he nervous This class OF 'hV"'"s'
too usually troubled with indigestion ana hnperec,
assimilation Indeed 10 the inability OF the system To
perform these twin functions may be largely attributed
all nervous symptoms Iiosteers Stomach h't"rs Is
sovereign remedy nervousness Dyspepsia ana nom
assimilation Of the remedied by IT, rs are also
mniaral and kidney complaints. biousness constipation
and rh.u,,a.,, Confirmed nervousness cannot he
n~ny remeded by opaes sedatives which are highly
preJudcai to health and soon fail Of effect save In in
cr.asnx doses The nrs initiates then confirms
vigorous discharge Of the various funeon' ana removes
obs,ac,.s n, hat end Take persstentiy 1t regular
tsrvais.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
To.pAYs ENTRIES AT GRAvEsEXp
The GREAT AMERICAS ANn GAzEiiE sTAkt-
THE FEATrnFS-A HEAVY TRACK

The GREAT AMERICAN ANp GAIEiit SINhfH
The FEAT''nFs-N HEAVY TRACK
To-.av's card fairly hrisficS with hgh-class races
Unfortunately the heavy showers 81 yesterday Ar"
Nkeiv 20 cause the tracks 20 be heavy ana holding.
80 tina, The usual excuses about running on heavy
track will be in order TIE Great American stakes -
the feature Of ,o-iay's Programme" vim '""F"
horses named probable starters tn" Great
American Is one %, the rche-t fwo-yeaf-oli STAKES
n. The wear az there Is SO" added. and 40 entries
were received Aarum. Hazl"t. APPRECIATE HAND
spr,ng Refugee and Axiom have rar"i during m"
meeting and all except Hanispring have won
creAi,able races: consequently the rae" should be
vel fought contes, q IN nag fan - nn'sh
The Gaz.le stakes fcf three y"ar-oii Miles mas
on.v four names AZ probabi" starters The Butter
ees CLEARLY proved her superiority over hef 90
Moments last year. hu, her dcf"a' hy '"l"i mas
dirueI her iustre In the eyes of some racing tx
ratio uho pronounce the beauili e. mar" Splinter
c,nt,rnia was extremely fast las year ana ""'
s,,,. fair races \ good contest may result even
q, tho neli Is numerically weak. ~ the io"f over
,,gh. races have large fields higniY interesting
d,y.s snort IL anticipated. Here are the entries"
r,psr RACE For three j~ai DDS AMI upward s""
.aa.a = which Si" second and 81" 10 th're. TN"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
uARScHALL RELEASED FROM JAN.

Count Ernest V. Marshall discharged from
Ludlow Street Jail yesterday by order OF Justice
Mccarthy OF the city Court. Marschal has been
in TAIL since April last for falling to pay Judg-
p,ent of 5000 obtained against him by Maria Elias
IN A suit she brought against him for breach OF
pronise OF marriage and seduction. Marschali VINO
claimed the title OF count. came to this country
from Austria In 1892 with woman known as the
Countess Anna Maria Marschail who said she was
bis sister The Countess subsequently married
William Cornell. n wealthy sugar broker OF Brook
Nn. who afterward obtained divorce from r, net
For a time Marshall kept restaurant IN ihiru-
ave Counsel for Marscha submitted evidence 10
Justice Mccarthy that Marschals health was great,
Iy impaired, that he could not sleep at Night mao
no property and could not get ball
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
AFFAIRS IN THE HAWAIIAN REPUBLIC.
NO SUCCESSOR TO TH''RsTo> 'HoSEN-fllh-
BUSTERS NOT FEARED-SPF1Al. SESSION
OLE THE I.EGISI.ATIRE CAII.Ell.

BUSTERS NOT FEARED-SPFlA' StsHl'>
OF THE LEGIsIATvRE CALLED.
Honolulu May 90 via San Francisco May Il
The Government has made movemen; as yet
toward appointing a successor 10 MT. Ihurs'oh a.
Minister TO the United States.
The claim OF Richard and Walker that they are
British subjects has been pro'cd TO be uniound"h
by the Foreign Office and the ;ritish Commissioner
will report 70 his Government hat he was dece:Ven
by the statements OF these ner. Consequently
here will be no occasion fol British interference
in the
Successive mails have brought 10 the Government
definite reports that filibusering expedition had
sailed from Puget Sound fer the ISLANDS Inc
steamer l.ehua was chartered for service as rev
enue cutter. For weeks she has been cruising
around the islands. partly hr the purpose OF IN
tercep,ing the possible hlbisters and partly TO
watch for opium smusslers The Cabinet does
no; believe that any flibuserlng expedition VIII
he attempted The armed strength OF this Republic
is too vel known for any private plratcal al
tempt 70 he made for its overthrow
President Doe has summoned the legislature 70
meet in special session on June II. Inc principai
business will be "A land and homestead law, win
especial reference to the disposal o' the crown
lands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28

NO WEAKENING AT THIS SESSION OF PARLiA-
MENT-LIBERAIs ATTACK THE GOVERNMENT.
London, May 27--The Cabinet Council held to-day
lasted two and n half hours. Lord Rosebery pre-
sided. 1t is understood that the Ministers decde'
on A reso,ute continuance Of their bills during the
session until fall no matter how small their ma
jority may be. Another conference Of the Ministers
will be held tomorrow
The London Iberal-Radical Union and the Ma
tional Liberal Club held Joint meeting to-day
The proceedings stormy and Significant s-r
Samuel Montagu member OF the House OF com
mons for the Whitcchapel Division Of the Tower
Hamlets presided Several members of the Union
charged the Government; with shilly- Lying ana
attacked II for passing the Registration Law
Amendment bill.
A motion submitted declaring tha; the meet
ing satisfied with Sir William Harcourt's prom
Use do the best possible with the bill. Two
amendments TO the motion were submitted. one
demanding the holding OF an autumn session OF
Parliament for the purpose OF carrying out the
majority The motion was then passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
JOSE MARTTS BODY BURIED.

FULLY IDENTIFIED AT SANTIAGO DE crBA-ThE
TROOPS EsCORT1NG IT FOUR TIMES ATTACKED
Havana. Nay PA dispatch from Santiago de
Cuba SAYS tina; the body OF jose MART. the insur-
gent leader arrived A. that pace by train YESTERDAY
II was escorted by force Of 100 Spanish troops 10Y
for:y-two miles before II placed on the train
at San Luis The troops were attacked four times
BY. insurgents who endeavored 10 rescue the BODY
from the escort The insurgents repuscd each
time The body was buried at Santiago de Cuba at
O. clock this morning after it had been fully iden-
tilted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28

approved Of the Hebrew prosecutions IN me Musco,
wife Empire in the vain hope OF securing pracuca,
Russian alliance. They now that tnei rnouii
have been more cautions and discreet in their friend
iy advances toward Russia which recIrocated them
In order borrow the Paris bourse 10 tne
amo,,nf Of 600 G 600 francs and in return dragged
France into the acceptance of the in'tsu9n 10 IN =
Kie ceremony. and into the affair WIN Japan, SO
as TO link her in common action with Germany.
These words Of French journalist. declared en-
envy Of the Hebrews. should be Consherel py tnenl'
that they should not rely 100 n'cn On me go
called Governmental majority nrn , , III 'ne
bic Dispatch and the risk OF peins oHereu a.
sacrifice to the Opposition when Capinets are III
danger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
NJ RIBOT DEFENDS HIS BUDGET.

HIS SPEECH BEFORE THE COMMITTEE 'hhNlt@
A FAvORA gI.E IMPRESSION
Paris May N Ribot. Prime Minister ana
Minister Of Finance. addressed the Budget tom
n,i;,ee Of the Chambtr Of Deputies to-day In de-
fence Of the Governments financial policy He de-
cl,re1 that I: was impossible 20 reduce taxation
when the Budget showed deficit. u vas IN" du'S
Of the Government speak the pain truth. ana
{, had done So The Cabinet WAS ready 20 cooper
ate with the committee In trying "a discover ~hat
aaooo,"mies we're possible NJ Il DO, in,imated that
he would submit proposal 20 reduce the tax col
lec.ors commissions. his speech mace ii sc''i"''
favorable impress on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
THE RED QrEEN'S FIRSI FERFORhiNCt'

rlttsburg. May 2 ,SpeciaD.-In the presence Of
an audience that tested the capacity OF the Bijod
Theatre James Il. Mc(;ar"y's mclodrama Tho
Red Queen had its first presentation here tonight
In four acts the author has endelvored 10 show
the falIacy Of cooperation under conditions that
,st to-day Eureka" ~ a model town. Anarchists
invade the community. AMI succeed in dlsrupting
society The first act has many crudities. the
second Is stronger than most melOdramas. and In
the third "A dramatic climax Is attained through
the explosion OF an Internal machine In full View
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
FIGHTING EXPECTED IN FORMOsA.

A JAPANESE WAR FLEET ARRIvES-THE REP''B-
LICAN LEADER ASKS SPAIN FOR PROTECTloN
Hong Kong MAY "A feet Of japanese war
shins has arrived a, Tamsu:. on the northwest
coast Of FormOsa. Fighting is expected.
Madrid MAY 1.-THE Republican leader in For
mosa has cab;ed a salutat:on TO the King ana
asks for protection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
IxTH RA'E-For three y"af-olds ana hp"''"'
ott.d lin. milo and sixf,enih.
WINNERS At LATONIA PARK

Ia,onia Ky. May 1.-THE weather was far ana
the attendance good to-day. Yesterday ram iha"e
the track slow. In the first race. ai'er sc'''"'
breakaways Crescent threw his Jockey. w 'o"eS'
ard ran away an eighth OF a mile Jones WAS not
hurt, however. Summaries:
First race 'seng furlongs' crescent ~ '"
Jonesj 2 l. won. ST. Iario lOl Uirhihm ~ w. ~, !.
second Master Fred lOi ,Newconi. 10 10 l. thtn
-I.3I. Vids summer Coon Dr. Davis. Jennie Miles.
jim Mnguirc Marne Mary Lou and Peabod, also ran
Second tone mile selling, Marion e. ~" nS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
THE PORTEs ANSWER CANCELLED.

A NEW REPLY TO THE POWERS on ARMENIAN
REFORMS TO BE PREPARED
Constantinople. May 27.-The reply OF the PORE
20 the Powers in regard 10 the Armenian admins
tration scheme submitted by them. was ready FOR
delivery last evening. but for some unexplained
reason It was suddenly cancelled. and Council OF
Ministers has been summoned 10 draw up another
document
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
ITALY STANDS BY CRlSPl.
crpovC GOVERNMENT MAJORITY IN
THE NEW CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

-, rcr,ox OF $40 MINISTERIAILSTs CLAIMED IN
,o,u- THE PREMIER RE1l RNED FROM NINE
DISTRICTS -RIoT1NG AT vrAREGGIo.
p,oo Nav o7-It IS known tonight from the
,,,rrs Of the elections for Deputies yesterday
49,, 90 supporters Of the Government are elected
r,. Chamber consists OF sos members. and the
Government will thus have a strong majority In
<r.v-oua districts reballots will be necessary
coral Of these districts are certain 70 return sup
,or,ers of Premier Crispi
Among the Opposition candidates elected are
.h,r,vone Radicals and fourteen Socialists
1,,o fu,l figures from the Dronero district. Prov
,,a Of C,nco. show that eX-Fremer Giohtu was
rs-elected by large majority.
The popularity of Signor Crisp among the elect
rs ;s shown by the fact that he was elected In no
lees than nine districts.
Tho Under-Secretary of the Ministry OF Marine
WAS q candidate in Viareggo, but was defeated
III. election in this town marked with not
INC and in the ARRAY the voting urns were broken
London May 27.-"The Post has dispatch
fr,no Rome saying that the official returns show
tho election Of 1926 Minsteriaists and IA members
NJ the Oppostion The latter comprise lO2 con-
stitutionalists thirty-One Radicals ana fourteen
Socialists Rebaots will he necessary in thirty
five districts nineteen Of which are expected 10 re-
turn Government supporters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
,ccUsED or SHOOTING MS MorHEK

t,opkinton, Mass. May 2..-Aoout midnight on
Sunday, Mrs. Walker. OF Haydn Row. was shot
O. the left cheek, and her son. Charles H. Walker.
=. charged with the crime Mr.. Walker Is IN a
c,,tical condition At the time Of the shooting only
three persons were in the house, Mrs. Walker, her
SON and woman visitor. Walker was placed
under arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
To FTGHT THE FREE SITTER HERESY
THE CHAMBER or COMMERCE WILL. INACCURATE
\ VI ;OROTS CRUSADE

r l..
VI ;OROrs CRUSADE
The Chamber Of Commerce has decided to enter
upon active and aggressive crusade agains, free
silve~ coinage. The crusade is % cover every sec
ton u the country ani IS 20 be comprehensive in
ia scope For this purpose a special committee Of
the representative leaders OF every line ~ business
in the metropolis has been appointed. who will
direct and supervise the line - attack agans' every
form OF fat or cheap money. Following the
names 81 the committee. John 'lain. Henry Hnntz
Isiior Stratus. William j. Schlerelin George Haven
Putnam. Gustav II. Schwlb. Thomas y Mcintyre
Malcolm Graham. William Buchanar. J. Seaver
Page George W. O.c0ii Cleveland H. Dodge. John
l. Riker Samuel W. Fairchil Louis W'ndmui.er
Samuel T. Coykenlall Ahram c. Bernheim A.
Augls.,r, Healy. \ Swan Brown. Richard Young
Frederick A Constable william l.. Trenholm. Jo-
seph G. Hendrix Horace T. Garth. Charles : Fair
chi.i Dayi II. Housh'al.ns. august Belmont. J..
rierponi Morsan Ionn wa, nT chaTh a.
" Maxwell william ! Whit, Frederick Ciunthef
Jacob Il Schin. Alfred 5. iieiislbash ls,ae Wei
G; Haven. william = DoIg1. Edward IL Parkins.
jr. J. Edward simmons Samue, d Blbcock; A:ex-
Merritt Trimble. John Hars"n Rhoaides Andrew
"y Moore Henry b Hyde Arson phelps stokes,
John A. Mccall. George q. Williams. Frederick F.
@ 3I@ h4%aTa r hs prr George YOUNG Henry
Parish. James Stilman George +. bak"r' Henry
! Kennedy Tod John r Townsend. James Me
MahSn. william {. sturSes. philip Bissnger, Samuel
The following compose the Executive Committee.
As viii be seen II embraces the mos representa-
i've q the Fan2esa snry ens NAP
colin Graham. David H. iogghtaiins logs Win ma
J J@.~ph . {, Hsndrix ,',~, Co.. ,..,,,.-,or.
The committee has esnbi.shed rs hea,dGuarters
70 Liherty-st Francis Leon chrlsman. graduate
OF Cornell University. who formerly was Wasee't
ton correspondent has been placed IN charge OF the
committees headquarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
BICYCLE CHAMPIONS SEVERELY INJURED

Madrid MAY 27.-The bicycle champion 'am5os
and Iacasa. terribly injured 10y collision In
a race Yesterday and one 81 them vii de They
were riding together IN a tandem race. which ihey
were about - win when their opp onenis crosse"
their pa.h Tho Two machines cam" together Win
a crash and the riders were 'hr 20 m" ground
IN a heap Iaca-i was frightfully iac"rat"l IN IN"
chcs, and is dying Campo. had both arms hrok"1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28

Saratoga y May -Pr"9.f"n' rd"aTd
Kearney u tho Saratoga Racing Association. says
thu. 80 reyv card Of stakes 10 ho run this
v.ll De announced Saturday. Iune !. The race
meeting Will begin July ~ and continue FOR az least
thirty racing days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
"cor\" WILL, DEBATE WITH MR.. HORR.

chicago May g-W. H. Harvey, who was email
lrnged 10 meet Roswell q. Iiorr of The Ne"-iork
Xoellv Tribune In a discussion OF the facts laid
aoun I'm COINS Financial school" fas accepted
the invitation. in order 10 stst am tne tacts set
forth in said book and defend II against the charges
~ f,lsehool made by the gold standard press.
The only condition Is the agreement OF suitable rules
to govern the contest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
4 TORPEDO BOATS BOILER ENPL"ptS

SIX OF THE CREW INSTANTLY KILLED AND
FOURTEEN FATALLY INJURED
Berlin. May 27-Wh,e the torp"do-boa' DUH Ak
Kiel for the Turkish Government was making
her trial trip 10 Eckenforie to-day hey noiler es
nloded Six OF the were instantly kilie1 ana
fourteen morta,ly injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
TILE KECORnS
GAMES TODAY

S.w-Ynrk - Cleveland. A. f0l' GROUNDS
pr,.hl,n - chicago. AZ Eastern ihrk
I4sfon ~ 81 Louis at boston.
Philadelphia - Cincinnati ~ Fhllairlphia
Baltimore vs. Louisville. a. fnltlmot'.
t,.snt,s,,n - Piitshurg at Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
TOOK THE POIICE STATION FOR HIS HONE
AN INTOXICATED MAN ENTERED THE CAPTAIN :
ROOM DISROBED WENT TO SLEEP. AND WAS
AWAKENED TO Re PLACED n CELL

AWAKENED TO TT. FI.A' IT ~ y 'T'''''
Michael Reilly. thirty years old. ~ho lives NJ NO
q Franklin-si Brooklyn. was intoxicated on Sa'ur-
dav nigh. and mistook the Seventh Precinct police
station for his heme. When Reilly staggered mo
the place Sergeant Gallagher was busy AZ the '"ie-
rbon. I'm an inner room. and did not see Reilly. The
latter went 10 IN. Captains room. which IL WITHIN
ten feet Of the entrance AMI prepared himself for
he'd He then lay down the lounge ana fell
aseep shortly ier Sergeant Gallagher wen' BACK
20 his desk his attention was attracted by ioHi
sror,nos He ;r,cei the SHORES TO the Captnin
r,o,, and was ,stonlshei to md Reilly disrobed
and sleeping peacefully. He was awakened and
n;sced in a cell On a charge OF in'oxicstion When
p-ra,gnej in the cwenst police court. the prisoner
exnialned how h. had made the mistake ana was
diecharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28

OF heavy rain. the shooting was stopped at noon
and not continued until after o'clock In the after
noon; consequently. there were fewer marksmen
qualified than would have been the case under or
binary circumstances. Following is the result or
the class practice:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
NEwFOUNDLANDs TROUBLES INCREASE
HAVE FAILED-MR. PONDS STATEMENTS
CRITICISED FISHERMEN CLAMOR
For RELIEF.


HAVE FAILED-MR. BONDs STATEMENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CLAMoR
FOR RELIEF.
:, Johns y F.. May 21-The Legislature ad-
iourned to-day for want OF quorum. No mem
her Of the Executive present. 1t having been
arranged beforehand that no session would ne heIu
7, Is believed that a hitch has occurred in Colonial
Secretary Bonds negotiations for loan The
general opinion Is that the loan project has col
,ansAd Great crowds surrounded the Parlia-
noen,arv Building and expressed disgust because
premier Whiteway's promised announcement was
M, made An individual in New-York who Is
,anorted 10 be associated with the loan movement
is unfavorably known here. and this causes the
uho.e thing TO be regarded fasco.
The Whiteway party is divided on the retrench-
ment scheme II is ready for presentation
70 the Legislature. II provides for decrease OF
only s2ooc instead of $4,000. Mr. Bond said In
Boston that IL would do. The newspapers and
newspaper correspondents are indignant at MT
Bonds declarations that dispatches from here are
exaggerated. The truth Is that the worst facts
concerning the country's condition have not been
telegraphed abroad. 49,, ,
A mob Of l.ts1 destitute fishermen this evening
surrounded the office OF Sir Herbert Murray. the
British Relief Commissioner. seeking supplies
with which TO prosecute the fishery.
About 5000 people of ST. Johns and It's neighbor
hood have emigrated since the New-lear. ana the
exodus continues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
ZIMMERMAN TRAINING At wALTHAM.

Boston Nav 21-Arihrr \ Zimmerman ih" cham
pi,r blcvc. rider arrived IN Hosion yesterday ana
started in ror active training the N'ifnan
track this morning on THURSDAY he IL - re
against a tandem. manned by \ u Ken an
Harvey uu,chins Rosion's Two fist profess mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
AMERICAN WARSHIPS AT SOUTHAMPTON.
THE SAN FRANCISCO AND MARRLEHEAp STOP
THERE on THEFT WAY To KIEi~ENTER-

THERE on THEFT WAY TO KiEi~ENTtR-
TAINMENT on THE ALLIANCE
Southa mpton. Man 1.-THE United states
cruisers San Francisco and Marblehead are an
chored at the mouth N the river. The American
warships which are I. take part in the opening OF
the Baltic and North Sea Canal are exp"ctei 10
sail hence for Kiel or June >.
The Mayor and Corporation Of southampton palh
visit to-day 10 the United states training snip
A salute OF thirteen gins was fired in honor OF me
visitors and the ships band played Bri sn ana
American airs
Chester W. Chapins steam yacht iampa mas
arrived here from Gibraltar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
TO MAKE THE BRIDGE FREE FOR WHEEL
MEN

4; the meeting Of the Brooklyn Board Of Alder
men Yesterday Mr. C;uilfovc offered the following.
which adopted
Whereas The OF bicycles has hecoin" ana
Is becoming more widespread. ana fhaf IN inc
direction Of better roads. hcalihful cN"rris" ana
inexpensive iniercommunicaton with widely sep.
arnfed ncghborhoois their tendency - good and
the riders should be encouraged.
Resolved That the trustees OF III" New YORK and
Rrook vn Bridge be and they hereby are requested
TO permit b'cyclisis Ia cross tho hridg" without
paving tolls.