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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

RECOMMENDATION Russell Young. of Phila-
dephia arthur 6G p Of German Rb9ds
Island and G; Mead Tooker. FIFTH AVENUE
senator Nelson Adrch of Rod 6a issns st6
Henry G. Davis of West Virginia; Chauncey J.
Fiey of ST Louis General Elisha Dyer OF Rhode G9G
Si5Y-The Rev james Robertson. Of Monirea:,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chase, OF Albany, ana sam. !
Schtachn!kof. of Vladvostock 1MPERl AL-Sta6te
Comptroller James 4. Roberts Of Bufiao. NJ X
raw HIII-Cieneral William b. Franklin, OF Hart
ford and Professor Peter 5. Niche. OF " Po.ht'
ST. DENIS-The Rev. DR.. Milburn Of Wasningtosn'
n r, Misunderstanding John +. Hurst. Of Wash.
ington D. C WINDSOR-Ignace J. 'aderewskl Oh
Paris, and James Tilnghast of BuiIa.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
MASSACHUSETTS, COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The congregation Of the Central Methodist Epis-
conal Church celebrated Yesterday the silver ami
versary of the church's organization In the ai.er.
noon there was a reception given by the l-anies
A,d Sonietv Among those present Presiding
Elder Andrew Longacre. cx-Presiding Elders NJ
u. &. Crawford and a. II. Ferguson the Key
Rarnnm David Cole. George X: cutting Wllilam
f. Kecham and II. Berholf short addT n s ,bs
evening there was a platform meeting. wh.ch was
largely attended The Rev. s. Parkes OaH li
nasior of the Central Methodist Episcopal 'hurch
Of New-York was the main speaker: - u,
4 meeting of the Westchester Presoytery WIZ
when DR. John Reds call 70 the Fort street res
bvterian Church OF Detroit, will be cons,
;,rhs Social Christian Workers he'd thC4r OCTOBER
brsiness meeting and social on Tuesday ever ng at
me home of Mrs Edward Bare, at no; ~ oaS-st,
,rhs Vonkers Corinthan Yacht Club has CHOSEN
Charles a Valentine chairman OF the lsnierta IN
ment Committee, and he Is at WORK piahhn's '"e
wintef festivities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.
EMBARRASSMENT OF AN OLD RESTAURANT FIRM
A RECEIVER FOR THE GARFIELD
APARTMENT HOUSE.

A RECEIVER FOR THE GARFIELD
APARTMENT HOUSE.
Deputy- Sheriff Carraher yesterday received TWO at
,achments against Clark Brothers. the restaurant
keepers of No. 100 Fulton-st. and NO IA west
Fourth-st which were obtained by Rose Put
EEL on the ground that they had disposed OF their
propertv The judgments in favor of the EN-
n,re State Bank for $3.50 note and Marks
Fishe for $3.50 A lis pendens was filed on the real
estate Nos 60 to g. Crand-st. which John clark
transferred on September % to II. H. and +. L.
Tcstevin to whom, 1t Is said he owed $4,000 III Is
alleged that John Clark also transferred NO 90
West One hundred and-twenty -ffth-st. 10 Esther
Nancy a relative. on August %. for nominal con-
sheraton The property was mortgaged for SOU
Clark Brothers gave chate. mortgage Oh ~; ~
and on No IA West Fourth-st.. on september ~ lor
81 500 The note held by the Empire STATE oahh
fell due October 49, and the cashier. MI hooetts
had an interview with John Clark the next uay.
Mr. Roberts says that Mr.. Clark declared ne was
not in a position to pay the bank, having no prop
erty or means left. John Clark is the senior part
ner In the firm, the other partner being Joseph
Clark. They have been in business many years, ana
have kept many oyster-houses at various places IN
the city John Clark a few years ago was reputed
be worth 100000 Besides conducting the oyster
house business. he operated in erecting buildings
Edward -. McGrael was yesterday appointed re-
ceVer Of the rents of the Garfield apartment house.
at Nos S3S and $40 West F.fty-siXth-st., by Judge
Stephen Van Rensselaer, Cruger against Gordon
Pier and others to foreclose A third mortgage OF
$4,000 the other mortgages aggregating Sr,oJl. 1t
averred Information and belief that the Muir
itself against advances to the previous owner. and
collecting the rents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24

With last seasons odds and ends
sold TO an out-of-tOwn dealer, our
neckwear stock is as "tresh as daisy"
The two extremes, large Ascots and
the straight narrow h0w-tie bld TAR 10
exclude all 0thers-if yOn can't tie
them Yourself we've some, ready-tled,
tbat'll deceive the most observing.
Artistic, dashing etiects-reds ana
green's, bright yellows and puppies, so
tastefnlly interviewer that no matter
what ono's complexion, the fashionable
colOrs can be worn.
ROGERS PEET & co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
SAILED
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Steamer Majestic (Br. Smith, from New-fork Tor
Liverpool passed Head October %
steamer Spree Ger. NIllgerod from Ne"-hork, ar
rived at Southampton october -. and proceeded Tor
Bremen. ~.
for Rotterdam passed Bouogne October 70
Steamer Lain Ger Helmers IRON Brernen TOT New
York sailed from southampton October ~
steamer Vera GER Pohle. from New York, via
Gibraltar arrived at Genoa October %.
steamer Manitoba Bp, Griths. from Network oeto-
he- ~ FOR London passed the Sicily Islands October %
steamer Prussia Ger. KarlOws from York Octo-
her II for Hamburg passed the Lizard Octcbe. ID
steamer Lassell ,lyrJ COombs from New-iork OCTOBER
& for Manchester arrived at Liverpool october -.
steamer Calico U}r). Page from New-Nork october o.
arrived A Hull October -. . 9
steamer Marengo ,BD Bingham. from New York sep
erher ~ via Newcs stlc arrived at Antwerp october -
steamer Indian Prince dr) Lee, from New YORK sep
emb,r IL Tor Mont.video. Buenos Ayres and Rosario,
arrived I'm the River Plate October ~ -
steamer Olive Brarch (Br'. sunderland from New ork
.ucust / via Hodeldah etc arrived at Kobe October q.
Steamer Massasoit Obj, Murray sailed from swansea
for New-York October ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
HOME NEWS.
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY

WHAT Is GOING On TU-DA1.
Morris Park races, p. m.
Trial OF Dr. Bradford, United States Court.
CITY Vigilance League dinner, Hotel ST. Denis.
7:30 p. m.
New-York Yacht Club meeting evening
Hanngan murder trial. Court OF oyer and Ter
miner
Town and Country Club. opening, No. y East
Twenty-second-st, afternoon
XVIII District Republican Association, No 43l
East Seventy-thrd-st, p. m.
XXIXth District Republican mass meeting. No. 4s
East Fifty -nnth-st., p m
Epworth League annual convention. New Rochelle.
Committee of Fifty Executive Committee, p. m.
West Side Business Mems meeting, No. 4s9 Eighth
ave- p. m.
Church of Holy Nativity concert. No. West one
hundred and twenty fifth-st., p. m
c. Graft before noon prayermeeting. No 1lS Full
ton-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
BURNED WHILE SAVING HER CHILD.

Cassel Wolfson. four years old while playing
about a '.onire In front OF mis- home. No 40 Gwin-
nett-st Yesterday was badly burned Whi.e his
clothing was blazing number Of boys stood by
watching the flames. The screams OF the ch4d
brought the mother 10 his rescue Mrs. VI OLSON
tried 10 extinguish the blaze by wrapping her
clothing about the boys. IFailing In ths she tore
his garments of, and IN doing 80 was Dddly DilHel'
An ambulance surgeon dressed Mrs. Wolfson
burns ana took the boy the Eastern District
Hnsniial where ne DIED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
HAS TINGS.

Far some time the authorities have been con-
structing a new sewer They got as lar aS 'iie
foot of Washngton-ave YESTERDAY III o'u'.
-, ,bo sewer with the Hudson River they
80 ~ exc,vate under the tracks of the New-iork
Central and Hudson River Railroad me lap9T L .
started TO dig under the tracks ana mao sOe Vi He
sarth removed when Detective Gore appeared iie
WARNED the ofIicals IN the Grand Central sta
ton and they told him not to iet ane me-, rs
versy the detective arrested Conraeor Mich iYa
Maifov and one of the village workmeil' ana Two
ITALIANS in the employ of the railroad, were ar
rested on the charge of assault IRE men We're ne
lions will be applied for to-day by ooth par'es'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
ARRESTED BY ORDER or THE CORONER.

Policeman Delaney of the Charles-st. police sta
tion arraigned in jefferson Market Court yesterday
David Ecksten, forty-six years OLD. OF No. Sl2
West Fourth-st whom he had arrested on the or
der Of Coroner Fitzpatrick. Eckstein on Tuesda,
night found his common-law wife, Magnolia Cate.
dead In bed. She had committed suicide by taking
choral and had left letter saying that she was
tired OF life. EcksteIn reported her death 10 the
police and the Coroner ordered his arrest the
charge % berg suspicious person. Magistrate
fee.
Later yesterday afternoon, Captain Delaney. OF
the Charles-st. station, acting on further orders
from Coroner Fitzpatrick. arrested Benzlan B.lkis.
q druggist at No. ISL Forsyth-st, on the charge
Of having violated the penal code, in having sold
chlora to Eckstein on Tuesday night without
prescription.
The woman was a confirmed chlorai-user. and
was accustomed TO buy the drug at Biikis's store
On Tuesday night Eckstein at her request, ne
alleges bought the drug for her. Magistrate
Wentworth held Bilks In $500 for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
STATEN ISLAND.

The total bonded indebtedness Of the county az
reported by the Chamber OF Commerce Is si'f-i',
an interesting commentary on the DEMENT'S or ring
rule when it is considered that the countys popu-
latIon Is about $1,000. 80, CO.,
Tbn ferry recently organized the North Shore
~ run 10 Eliza bethport from Howands HOOK mas
been absorbed by a company which is controlIed
Nv, Tho Thomas syndicate. This syndicate has APP
niied 70 the Town Board Of Southheid for permis-
Sion 70 occupy Richmond Road with It's tracks IN
order to get 10 Richmond and TottenViHe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
EOPG1yING THE HAPPY BRIDE.

Elizabeth Heinzer. seventeen years o.d oil NO.
1oS Harrison-ave. e,oped weeks ago with
Jorenzo Weber and after being married went to
live at No. 222 Hopkns-st Mrs. Heinzer found the
couple at the Hopkins-st. house and went to the
Lee Avenue Police Court and secured a warrant
for her daughters arrest. charging her win being
wavward NOT knowing that sac was a happy DrIdt'
After the departure of the officer the young coupe
bastsned to the home Of Mrs HeinZer ana begged
for forgiveness on seeing the marriage ceTtlncaIe'
Mrs Henzer took them into her arms and every
thing was forgiven Yesterday Mrs. HeinZer went
~ The Lee Avenue Court and withdrew the com
r,la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
LAND SECURED FOR SHORE DRIVEWAY.

f.. w. Bliss has, after negotiations covering two
months sold 10 Park Commissioner Squer. for the
city, thirty-hye acres. comprising 215 lots, the
water front at Bay Ridge, for $4,000. The tract
begins with the block bounded by Sixty-sixth-st.
Wakeman place. Sixth and Seventh ayes; II then
makes a curve TO the south 20 fee; wide through
Mr. Bliss property. passes under the Dun upon
which Owls Head is situated, and passes down to
the waters edge. With the purchase of the hfteen
acres on the water front is included the riparian
rights and the rights 10 the pier and Duihhead
lines.
The shore driveway projected is to be about
four miles long and tie tract which MI Blss mas
sold is about half a mile long Commissioner Squier
said yesterday that he hoped 10 be able 10 get AT
the work OF construction Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The presidency OF the Manufacturers Trust
Company 1t is said, will be offered TO Congressman
w ]. Coombs
Baptist ladies will to-day begin a novel entertain
ment in the Academy of Music 10 be called 1anr-
markt yearly markell. for the beneht OF the Dap
fist Home at Greene and Throop ayes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise Sunset b;07 Moon sets m io2iMoons are
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook --lGoy. leland or Hell Gate 2:l5
PM-ssndy HOOK 1908 Gov Island l2;2eHel osts Ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24

also cxMavor Abram s Hewitt and Franklin Ed
son In addition other we.i-known speakers vii
address the meeting. and large attehuahCe Is ~
pected. Arrangements TO accommodate oNciho"
meetings Will be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
FRIDAY. OCTOBER %.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF ,wyoRK-wEDNEsDAY. OCT. o. 1895.


PORT OF w-YcRK-wEDNEsDAY. OCT. %. 1895
ARRIVED.
steamer Tcutorn B Cameron Liverpool October [ ss 10
age passengers Maitland Kersey Arrived at the bar
steamer Lasawanna CBr Robinson. Lyerpool October
10 in ballast Heye. Arrived at the Bar at l:io
Of GsSTn G g;c n srd:s c GGs STa G S
Storage passengers to Austin. Baldwin Co. Arrived at
'n Steamer arr Carb prince m Dobson Santos September
20 and Rio Janero october with mdse and passen
steamer Euclid OH, Trenaman, Santos September %
victoria October and H., st h Inca - wh coffee to Dusk
eyDns z 5sa Downs Vera cruz October H. Tampco
lansers e JAMES ne "ha Ward Co. Xvsd at
Scamap Algonquin Plat Jacksonville October 20 and
Charleston a. with mdse and passengers to y Clyde
steamer wnkommen Ger schaesr Avoam9 Sa 90 octo,
TO- ballast to Gust Heye Arrived at the Bar at
Richmond Gloysr Rsh%0nd ar and Norfolk with
sandy Hook. Oct %. $50 p m-wnd strong breeze
L. clear.
Steamer Alamo Lewis. Galvestonc II Mallory & Co;
Steamer oneida Chichester. Wilmington. CIV
Steamer Albert Dumos CSoD. Bang Port Limon-
steamer Lizzie Henderson. wleS Philadelphia
steamer Roanoke. Boaz Norfolk and RchmOnd-od
steamer spain ODD. Foot. IOndon-F " Hurst.
steamer Iroquos Bearse. Charleston and jacksonville
steamer Incharran CB). Macdonald Alden and Bombay
steamer Yucatan, Reynolds. Havana and Tampico-
james T. Ward IL CO.
steamer Alsenborn, Charles. Baltimore-H Foster.
steamer Parkands tBD. Carter Gaiveston-simpson'
Spence & Young.
Steamer Philadelphia Chambers la Guayra, Porto
Cabello and Curacao Boulton. Bliss & Daett
steamer Athos (I}rD Owen. Gonaves-Port au Prince.
JacmeI etc-Pim Forwood 4 Keilock.
steamer Neptune. Birkhan. Port Maria, jamaica r
Kerr Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Southwark (Fr) for Antwerp Ardanmhor Obj.
Havana: Lizzie Henderson, Philadelphia Alamo Calves
ton: Iroquois Charleston and jacksonville New York,
Southampton: Germanic CBr. Liverpool FL Dorado New
orleans. Noonstone (}r, Lisbon; Spain Obj. London;
Niherf iumois CNor Port Iimon: Yucatan. Havana and
Tsmnico: Roanoke Norfolk and Richmond. Oneida. Will
mngOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
TyCONING STEAMERS.
TODAY.

TO-DAY.
From Lie
Vessel. .flas
.t,ena ..... Navassa oct IS. t,ins
L. Galveston. oct 6....... ;si'n ia
Al or ........ Bremen, oct l5..........'.N :. I"Su
I,n,tc,dau Amsterdam. Oct l2..... Neth Hilrrr
lItInchen .Iremen. oct i2........N y i"o'u
FRIDAY, OCTOBER Is
Augusta Victoria . Hamburg. Oct lT..... Hai,D-Ane
~ paul ........ southampton. oct 10. hh'..cdh
Iaiot, Hamburg, oct i3....... Haul
wells city. Swansea. oct I.... .Brs'oi O''S
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 20.
"A Rourgogna How're. Oct rlsncn
ITrnbria ........ Liverpool. Oct l?.... c.'nl
France London oct 1........ 'Naio'al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
xrnosENE poIrREp on THE DOUGH-

KEROSENE POURED ON THE Doo"'
Justice Hartman, of the Gates Avenue 0ou''
vrestled yesterday with another Brownsville cas-
Scores of Hebrews were present, who demahoeu
exact Justice though the heavens should fan ,hnrs
action was the Peope aganst Con Isrk Epstein'
baker of Osborn-st. and Lvonia-aVe. was s'e'
oI Epstein told an unusual tale of woe About
week ago" said he my bakers went on s', ,hev
hired new men ana toa me No Srher Nbe Cohen
ABE Maher Louis ABRAMS ram he s9 Soey IL Was
early the morning and we had SC, the d fhssa
and were almost ready TO begin the baking in be
poured the Kerosene all over the dough; or
course that spoiled IL because no one b wSu tbr e1,
pies at myself and my men. after which 5Hey "s EN-
Into the store overhead ana destroyed all me
cake, except about five pounds OF anger CAKE whch
"Ate all the angel cakeg" asked the Justice.
Yes" said Epstein, glowering at his enemies
The five prisoners denied VIII emphas.s the baker
bail each.
MR.. PICKFoRD NO LONGER MANAGER.
The following letter which explains itself, has
been sent TO Governor Morton by Isaac w Pick
ford:
few weeks ago you honored. me with an ap,
pointment as one OF the Board OF Mahasers o. tig
have diligently endeavored 10 ascertain what are
the powers ana IG'ss o jessaon has vested
ali powers ana duties IN tie STATE Lunacy Com
Ssss asy anG the The local Board Of IS
thus, and necessarily. supernumerary and super,
fjuoiis II mas been deprived OF all substantial
powers. /, has 10 duties legally imposed upon
It. and It IS difficult to discern under eXsins
laws any good reason for its continuance. ON the
contrary there appears to be good reason for IT'S
dissolution since a convenient screen
for the lapses and derellct.ons of those upon
whom powers and duties are expressly imposed Dy
law Under date OF October ~ influential news
papers in New-YOrk and Brooklyn printed severe
STRUCTURES upon the Long Island Board copies OF
which l respectfully submit
Unwilling as am TO be held ap TO public repro
baton for exercising powers do not possess.
or for tie non-performance of duties which the
law OF the State has IN plain language refused TO
devolve upon me- l respectfully tender my resig
nation as member OF the Board OF Managers OF
the Long Island State Hospital, at the time
thanking you sincerely for the honor you intended
TO confer by the appointment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24

Steamer Brilliant Ger. Keller sailed from Altoona for
" October 81.
steamer X r Matthews tBr. sailed from Palermo Tor
New York October 81
Steamer jersey City (3r) Lewis from NewYork Octo
her for Bristol passed Brow Head October %.
Steamer Cametense C}r). Mckenzie NewYork sailed
from October II.
steamer Veendam Dutch. Vanderzee. New-York.
rived at Rotterdam october %
steamer Spaarndam Dutch Boujer. NewYork. sailed
from Rotterdam october %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24

Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty-second and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
Announcements.

Announcements.
T. W Keleta AID Madawaska, +. & w.
Two deep fold collars
Neuralgine-For Nervous Headache. Sold
SOC. bottle.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-23
IN CENTRAL Tails.
Childish Policy in the
School Board.
HIGH SCHOOL DIFFICULTY.
Rev. ]. Y. Chalmers Nay Vote Demo-
cratic Hot Politics In Cumberland.

The latest that has come TO the notice
OF the public to cause moro friction be-
tween lincoln snd Central Falls 10 OF .
picayunish and ridiculous nature. II ap.
pears that Mr.. Overton, principal OF the
high school, anuounced recently TO the
students from Lincoln that they must pay
ten dollars over to the treasurer OF Gem
tral Falls, without asking any questions
either OF him, OF Superintendent Draper,
or Of any body else connected with the
schools. No one was to know what the
ten dollars was for.
Whoever was responsible for this bit OF
childish threatening ought to be thor
oughly ashamed OF themselves. To
quarrel over the division OF the town,
among men is bad enough, but to try and
briug the children into the quarrel and
possibly by 1t upset whole years school
work IL thoroughly disgusting.
Live Local.
J. II. Byrne, the Central street shoe
dealer, Is quite mechanical genius. He
has Just completed mechanical hand fol-
Peter Kelley-who works at the Waddine
Works-that works splendIdly. He has
made quite number OF these contrivances
that have greatly assisted the users In
their labors.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-23
LONSDALE.

Rev. J. ". Chalmers In an interview
with TRIBUNE reporter said yesterday
that he did not know Of any united action
to oppose the election OF men with liquor
tendencies among the Repu ublican candi.
dates. That the trouble with these men
was that they were unable to read the
signs OF the times. That they paid too
much attention to the activity OF saloon
keepers In politics and ignored the better
element of The party because of feeling
sure OF their support. That what was
needed was a more Independent spirit
among the better Repu blicans to convince
the politicians that II they did not oppose
the saloon more; that they would lose the
support of the better class OF Republicans.
He was thorough Republican, but II the
Democrats should nominate an anti-s
loon candidate, that he would gladly vote
for him and not be at all backward.in let
ting the fact be known, as he considered
this about theSply way OF bringing the
Republican politicians to their senses.
The slate made up by the Repu bllcans
which they feel sLre Of electing lie Savage
of Manville, Comstock from LIMERICK,
Lockwood. from Saylesvilie; Duxbury
from LonDdale and Israel p. Rounds at
large. The Council under the new rule
consisting Of but five members.
Tho unta lat uoo IN ha "A af vi
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-23
The vote last year in the districts was

The Repu olicans casting II Der cent. OF
OF the sOtai vote and the Democrats 20 per
cent, 234 Of the registered voters failing
to vote.
The result OF the Democrat caucuses In
the districts was as follows: The most
important feature being the announce
ment that Frank e. Fitzsimmops, the
Telegram correspondent would make a
strong effort to be chosen Town Clerk.
District 1. Chairman, Fred Deslits;
Secretary, VIM. Grimes; delegates, Emory
II. Deslits, James Richard, Herbert Delile,
VIM. Grimes, Napoleon Genereux.
District 2. Chairman, Philip Greene !;
Secretary, VIM. Cullen; delegates, Jere-
miah Quinn, Herbert Row wbottom, Ed.
ward Qoinn, Philip Greene, VIM. Cullen.
District 3. Chairman, James H. w ha-
len; Secretary, James II. Finn; delegates,
James II. Whalen, James Finn, William
Coyle, Robert J. McFarlsne, Michael
Whalen.
District 4. Chairman, Frank e. Fitz.
simmons; Secretary, John T. Riding;
delegates, Frank Il. Fitzsimmons, John
Powers, DIR. Vincent A. Fitzsimon, James
Trainor, John Baker.
The delegates OF this district were In
structed to present to the convention the
name OF Frank r. Fitzsimmons for town
clerk and for Councilmen the names Of
William IL. Corey and DIR. Vincent A.
Fitzsimon.
A strong effort Is being made to prevent
the erection OF town house this year. A
petition Is being circulated with vigor
asking to have inserted In the town war
rant for June 10, "ShaIl the town hire a
hall for the year ensuing when necessary
instead OF building town house ?" This
has been signed by II. II. jerks, u. ].
Manton, p. w. Arnold, ,E. y. Aidrich and
some forty others.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-23
.DalIy out for running out OF line

Earned runs, BrOckton 3, Pawtucket 4.
Home runs. Willis 2.lfTwo. base hits. NAdeau,
Mahoney. Todd. First base on balls. bv MIL.
Ter. Whitney. by Todd. Nadeau, Buckley 2,
shea. pettitt: Passed ball, She's. Wild
pitches, Todd g. Struck ont, by Tod, Pet lit,
Dove. Doubls plavs. Buckley and France,
Pettit and Dove; Stackhouse and Dove.
Umpire, Hassett. Attendance 500.
other Games.
New England League-Fall River z,
New Bedford; Bangor 10, Lewiston s;
Portland IL, Augusta 8.
New England Association--Law wrence
13, Fitchburg 10; Hayerhill 10, Lowell 8;
Salem 10, Nashua IL.
Eastern League-Buffalo 10 Providence
8; Rochester 0, Scranton 8; Syracuse 8,
Wilkesbarre 3; Toronto 10, Springfield 4.
Games To-Day.
New England League-Brockton at Fall
River; Pawtucket at New Bedford; Lew
lston at Bangor; Portland at Augusta.
Eastern League-Providence at Toronto;
Springfield at Buffalo; Wilkesbarre at
Rochester; Scranton at Syracuse.