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LINES OF TRAVEL

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xs,.,,.,,... SOUTHERN
Sss sSSssss CALIFORNIA
Ls,ss;s RAILWAY
s.sss5sr Trans leave ant arrive al
EssS. t1Eesf .ssss1ssy, La Ora d Station
tNss,asl llaS~t1TsifsSs< Il aaassr as follows:
,NSs'ssTv9A :. ss1sts.-SS Trains via Pasadena
Aes%%ssyllfArr 49, o. rive Downey-aye. station
TcntSsssp55. f1tJTk minutes earlier ives bound
LsEfSai-NsT~~rc-F ano leave minutes later
eastb ,und
The Grand Canyon of the Colorado
Is reached in no other way
CHICAGO LIMITED-DAnY
Through TO Denve Kansas City, Chicago, st.
Louis and The East.
Leaves 8 100 pm. Arrives $50 pm,
CHICAGO EXPREss-DAILY
Ihroug TO Denver. Kan,es city, Chicago, st.
Louis and East
Leaves 40 am. Arrives > :0p pm
SAN DIEGO TRAINs.
Leave aS % am, D: oIm.
Ar i've Il :0o pm, 7;13 pm.
SAN BERNARDINO TRAINS
P-Leave 7:lo am, 20 am o co am, 400
pm at:45 pm 500.
O-Lesve all 80 am, 20 pm.
P-Arrive 500 am, a9;t5 am, e1:00 pm,
daily 500, 8: 5 pm. $50 pm
o-Arrive IL 90 am, 7:15 pm.
RIVERSIDE AND REDLANDs TRAINS.
P-Leave 30 ain, $50 am, 600 am, 30
PM 4 45 pm
o. Leave al go am 5: 80 pm
P-Arrive az: Is am. al :0J PIN, daily 100 pm,
80 pm, b 200 pm.
o Arrive II: 10 am, 7:l5 pm.
MO ROVIA AND INTERMEDIATE.
Leave $50 am, 80 pm, 800 pm a D: 20 pm.
Arrive az 20, am, $40 am, al 90 pm, i Is pa,
& 80.
PASADENA AND AzUsA TRAINS
Leave Z 1o am $40 u, 900 am 80 pm,
800 pm, al As pn, as 80 pm. 90 pm
Arrive ass am, s:5 am, a9 as IN 100
pm, 4:i5 pm, daily $500 pm. 6;v5 pm, so
pm.
ANAHErM AND SANTA ANA TRAINS
Leave 500 anu. 40 90 am, 4 ;. pm, 5:5 pm.
Arr 90 am, al :05 pm, sos pm, l:l5 pm
DONDO BEACH TRAINS
Leave 8 80 am 1 80 I'M.
Arrive s:!3 am, 40 pm
SANTA MONICA ANDo"EAN PARK TRAINS.
cave 7:1 am, iU:it0 am, q 80 pm.
Arrive 9 :55 am. 40 pm, 80 J pm.
Pc RS AND SAN JACINTO TRAINS
P cave at 7:l0 am, a3:a0am. Gall: 30 am.
P-AIrive nj 100 pn, 6:05 pm O-ali 100 am.
ELsINoRE AND TEaE ULA TRAINS.
P-Leave 40 - sm. O-al1:O0
P-AIIive 100 pm. o-ail:o0 am.
EsCONDIDo TRAINS
Leave ao: am, a5s2o pm. Arrive at :o5 pm.
FA LBROUK TRAINS
Leave ao:0U am. rive a7;.5 pm.
Via Pas .dena. O--Via Orange. a-Daily
except sunday. All ether trains daily. Chlca.
30 limited VIII not stopat Downey avenue.
For rates, sleeping car reserv lions, etc call
on or address T. ". MCGEE,
city passenger and ticket agent.
129 North Spring st and La Grande station
C.n,0]ne G9R9ra'e TrlD]lIlI0l9
FRENCH LINE TO uAVRE.
CtOMPANY'S PIER NEW NO. ~ NORTH
v river, foot OF Morton ST., New York.
Travellers by this lie avoid both travel by
Engl sh railway and L discomfort OF crossing
the channel in a all boat
Ia Bourgogne. Decent Der IS.
La Normandie, January i.
La Bret gne January |.
La Gascogne, Janua Is.
La Champagne January 20.
q Bourgogne Febr airy /.
la Touraine. Februar, 4.
La Normandi February g.
New YORK to Alexandrla, Egypt. via Paris
first class, BIG o.: second class. $. i6.
For fire Gnt or pas age apply to
A. FORGET. Agent,
No Bow ing tireen, Ne" York
+. FUGAZI IL CO., gents, Monte omery
ave-, san Francisco Tickets are Tor sd by all
railroad and steamship Offices
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FOR EXCHANGE

LNOk EXCHANGE
J Do on want 5 to 100 acres in the San
Gabriel alley?
Do you want a city residence?
Have you got something 10 sell or trader
40 &C es near kedondo
L. X. ALEXANDER
IO-lO-tf lbs s. Broadway
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PLUMBERS

N~-~~->~~--c>~~~~~~--->-~~~
'j'o BUY OR SELL. ANYTHING THAT IS
\ saleable try the want cOiumns of he
herald A few cents inve ted in this manner
may make you many dollar
DRANK A. WEINsHANK. PLUMBER AND
1 gashtter 24O Z. Second st. Tel 20.
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OR EXCHANGE-IF YOU HAVE PROP.
T. erty anywhere and wish t. exchange 1t,
call on me and YOU will receive an offer ore.
gon Washington and eastern property
specially L. L. PARSONS room l. 80 W.
First st ~
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EoR sALE-FARM AND BEET LAND
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

Tor sALE--5O RUNNING FEET OF WIRE
Il fence 10 # high, with gate. 1t is in good
cond on and is suitable for office, store or
factory partlt ons. viii be sold cheap For
further part culars call at the business Office
Of he Herald.
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FOR SALE.-REAL ESTATE
Country Properly.

Rites for advertisements under this classic
eAtion-i time, 3 cents per line week, 80
GEMS per l. ne: month y per line.
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I>OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN; 5-YEAR OLD
ladies' horse, ne Oh and harness APP
plv Ia III Carroll ave. or loon IL Bryson blk. l
T>OR SALE-A NICE PARLOR HEATING
Il stove, com plete. call at l121 w. Ninth
street.
DOR SALE OLD PAPERS IN QUANTITIES
Il to suit at this Office.
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EOR EXCHANGE 5 ACRE PRUNE OR
L ,chard at Long Beach for cottage southwest
and assume. c. A. RUNELS, $40 S. Broad
way. 80
I'oR EXCHANGE-l6O ACRES OF I'M
i proved and to excha &c Tor lodging h ouse
or real estate WOUDHAM, 63l S, Main ST.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
TNFLTENZ4 HERE AG AIN

THERE Is AN EPIDEMIC OF 1T. But THE DEATH
RATE HAS NOT INCREASED ALARMINGLY
There is another epidemic Of induenza In the city.
and reports which have reached the Health Board
Indicate that the disease is causing much suffering.
although the death rate has not been increased 10
an alarming extent. As there have been four pre-
vous epdemics Of influenza here-one every year
for four years-New-Yorkers have become well ac-
nuain,ed with the symptoms OF the disease ana with
the approved methods OF trsa ment. The latest ep'-
demc became noticeable about month ago. when
deaths from influenza had increased in NUMBER
each week for several weeks. but az the close OF
last month there "A sudden decrease. which led
the corpers OF vital statistics 10 think the cpl
demc would be shcrt-ved. 1t was only tenn
porary relief. however. the irruenza took an
other lump last week. The reported deaths from
influenza 10 not always show the effect OF the dis
ease il, the city, but IL is always noticed that the
deaths from pneumonia. as well as the deaths from
all causes are increased In proportion as an cpl
demic OF Influenza increases. The following reeord
shows how the deaths have increased in the city
during eight weeks
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
FIVE NEW LONDON MOTEL.

one ~ the incidents in the fashionable worlf ~
fOnisn in the week preceding Christmas w-s the
nylrg or the cornerstone Of the new Claridgc's 5
Hotel by the Countess De Grey in the presence OF
4 distinguished company. composed Of tir Earl II
Iathorn r. p'Oyly Carte Herft W'il'ims. II. V.
Higgins directors. Sir Arthur sullivan, Nine
RonalIs. Mime Ritz and many others. In deposit
ing an urn under the cornerstone Countess he Grey
remarked that IN addition to tho usual coins of
the realm etc the urn contained a copy ~ The
London Times" and The Ne~-Yorh Tribune the
representative journals o. the oit and new worlds
Tn" hotel 10 he built In tho Queen Anne style.
u covcrs Of 25oel square feet. and contains
over 90 bedrooms siNty private sitiing-roonS.
large centre done-coverei court, into which car
riages will drive. private entrances - special pr-
vs;e suites OF rooms special entrance for royalty.
six O'is elevators and hai frontage IN three
streets. After the ceremony those present were
entertained At a breakfast at the Savoy Hotel.
where IL dcvolved Slr Arthur sullivan 10 wish
prosperity 10 the venture. which he id IN his usual
happy manner. incidentally referring 10 G. RITZ. the
future manager the Napoleon Of hotel men. ID
Sir Arthur's remarks hearty response and
replied 10 by Mr. Ritz.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
sTlrJ. FLOCKING TO THE MAYOR
CHARLES H. MURRAY ANp JACOB N. PATTERSON
MAKE coMrLAiNTs- d. sTnoNG's SHORT
INTERVIEW wIrH ~ = HEAD or TIE
cpo,;vrrIJAX ALDERMEN.

The Mayors office cor anucs to he hllei WIN
v,eitors NOS; Of The day ana various are the OBJ
,.,s rbioh b~irg thcrn thee lessenng number.
hccvever goes merely TO snake the Mayors rand,
and most of the callers yesterday had business
t,ore o- ,ha,,-ht they had Mayor Strong gave
long tine 70 Police COR missioner Charles H. MbF-
rs, ard nx-Ius,ce Jacob NJ Patterson. Thcy went
TO carry numerous complaints that the Mayor "as
~, eyercls,ng the power of removal which he AL
r,,ay possessel 10 any plrtNular purpose Th"y
,s,oe1 , IN, of places from wh ch Democrats could
be oustel and others which would h" vacant on
10 ,ccen,ercc Of resi-nitons alretd' sent I'm.
Who, comfort thoy got may De imagined hS tnose
who know William l.. Sirones character ana cnai-
acteriscs.
Charles Stewart Smith paid his nrst visit - ihe
,t,vor.s o,rce since tho first of the year. He ex-
nreesei his acquiosconce IA the suggestion inai the
p,wer-,f- Removal bill bc amended % tnat new
T,vor shoull have six months instead ~ thre" IN
which "a make the changes no Nish"s ~
\ woman went to give th" MaYor kihr' ana
Dcnoresf representing inc Cromwoll'in Board ~
Aldermen. Of which ne is president ~" E'aN"e
made tho usual announcement maj ms bofl hti
MOI q, Emmett Han. NJ - West Iniri'"ihsi. ava
How long nave YOU b~eH doing ihis?' asked inc
Mayor a., -, ,,.-.
You presented protest every year during all
thn' time"
Yes
What was done about ~"
"N0,hins They never took any notice ~ az
Then won't take any notice % you foof day
In the afternoon delegation arrived from mo
Central Labor Union with resolutions passed se'-
era weeks ago against CoWnlss 'ner NhI'Nt
ard It's present usefulness - problcmaflcaL The
Mayor saii however. ina ne would read g.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
p0s1NAsTgR DArTOy's HOLLOW PROFESSIONS

The Tribune has received a letter from y reader
In which II Is charged that Postmaster Dayton i
Cyil Service professions are hollow mockcry.
The letter SAYS that Postmaster Dayton, In order
to show the bipartisan character OF the work OF
the recent postal investigating commission, cited
the OF a clerk who had been member of n
Democratic General Committee for many years
and who discharged. Tho letter says that this
particular Democratic clerk quietly suspended
reduced to n clerkship and finally discharged for
Irregularities amounting to several hundred dollars
In the accounts OF Station L. OF which he was su-
peiintcndent.
when the statement was shown Postmaster Day
ton, he said This Democratic clerk was not de-
farier lie Lacked executive capacity. and the ir-
regularltcs In his accounts were due to inability
rather than TO dishonesty His bondsmen made
good the losses. transferred the man to the post
Office here, and his old place clerk given
to him. The postal commission removed him for
reasons best known to themselves ! had nothing
TO do with it
II will be observed that the Postmaster does not
refute the writer's charges that this removal In
the circumstances counted for nothing argu-
ment In supporting the non-partsan character OF
the commissions work.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
uo.ry FOR the HOSPITALS.

Charles Lancr the general treasurer of me HOS
p,,al Saturday and sunday Association so Il
Nasyau.s, reported the following additional con.
,r,h,t,ons from various sources. to the general
collection ycsterday
From churches Collegiate church, Retorincl J.
,7Ss u: All souls Episcopal ;2i 81 Finh NVenur.
proshy,erian So. St Lukes. Episcopal, - hra'e
chanel Episcopal. gi2 Transhgurati"n t,plr."-
uo' tej: 81, Mary the NirSln Episc opal Ne ~, a,
c.nslon Memorial Episcopal and - Luke 3 Method-
Isl each NS Amty Baptist fl5 p, -. faul :, MOI
rls,ula Episcopal. St Noravian German, sS atu
christ Lutheran. each s.. Fulton street prayer
From uisccllaneous sources-John $. Lyle and
Iohn ] Emery each $50 \. W. C.. 80. AincIt
Robertson simon Borg 4 Co. Clarsnco > pHy
and Henry Day. each S2o Thomas r. COCK ana
Hotel Bristol each so: :. Rothkopf q CO.., ana
employees. Ni: j. Frederic Kernochan. Arthur Noun
tain K Co and Albert r. King, each go;
From the Cotton Exchange u5y Mayer lehman
T f.. Roll and n. Maissn"r, collection 'onnl' 70
tcc)-Tehman Brothers, Mohr, Hanernan 90
woodward & stiman. Hubbard, Price a o.
A. Norden e co. r. Liedenberg GO, itonKns'
Dwight * CO.. X. r Wilson Co, Ram Rrothets,
and stevens & co. each so. John H. L"ech' J9hn
e Graham & CO.. s. Grhner & 90, az
man a. Schwarz Sondheim Brothers, ".
Hermann. knoops. Frerchs CO.. II n.
Meyer Aiurchison & Co. ). Hunn. son q
CO. and p Fachiri 4 Co, each so: Louis O.
Schiller. SIS. Otto Magnus \. y. setter co.
William Y King George Brennecke 90, ana
X. j. Johnston each So. In smaller amounts S''
total for Cotton Exchange. 1927.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08

tho nrotost o, Thomas r Eagan against the seat
ing of Francis J. Lawtry in the NNlth Distrlc,'
4 similar service performed for WllHatn n n,
I[ilhoy who claims the seat of y. T. Brown, OF ihe
ia District Both contests were referred 10
committee -, ,o. ho
When "A motion was made that the Old ruleS De
adovted temporarily. Alderman Randail moVeu an an
amendment that the Committee on Rules consS' OLE
nf fhe President anI Mcssrs Goodman W indoIph'
Hall and Brown. three of whom are RepubhcahS.
This wae carried after sharp debate. The effect
IS 10 take from ihc President the power 10 hdi"c
committees. Mr Jcroloman didn't vote.
Alderman oakley CammarEp Win N1SW t q
cratic hands moved that the President appoint a
con1,nitteo o. nine including himself. 10 diVine
no CIV into thrtv-fve Assembly districts and TO
reno~t on The rccond Tuesday in June The he,
uublirans saw through this game az once. am am
nromn,iv blocked it, on motion OF Mr.. Olcott this
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
EXCEPTIONS AGAINST NQUORD DEALER

Deputy Sheriff McCinnis has received two cxecu-
tions against julius Iibrowicz. wholesale and re
tail liquor dealer at No. & Nesey-st. When the
sheriff went there TO make a levy Mr. LbroWicz
said that had given bill OF sale OF the entire
business to g. H. Richard & 60. He has been In
business since 1886. and built up large trade. a
year ago he claimed assets % tl52do, liabilities, Sj
go. In October last he got into trouble with the
Government a charge. II was said. OF dstilling
without bond three years ago His principal
creditor. II IL said. went his bond. and Mr. LIB
rowic2 said six weeks ago that he gave him Il
chattel mortgage on tho business as security. and
ALSO obtained extension OF time OF SIX TO twenty
four months giving notes, his liabilities then be-
ing 5000
Mr.. I.browicz also owned the Atlantic and Pacific
Wine Company al the same address. 4 judgment
was also entered against Mr. Librowcz Tor N.02i In
favor OF q. p. Stewart.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
TRAYSA VRLLERS

Among the passengers arriving here yesterday
on the Cunard steamer Aurania from Liverpool.
were Lorrin \. Thurston. Hawaiian Minister 70
the United States; W. Frederick -Cloete. Or. John
l.. Cook. ". w. Guy. John Arthur Savery. the
Rov. w. II. shaw Wallace Jones and O.. q. Turn
bul..
The French Line steamer La Champagne. from
Havre. brought among her passengers Allen \.
Brown. =. {. Futter. Agostino La Rama. Wilton
C. Lindsey. y. NJ Ruspou. Miss Sybil Sanderson,
Auguste Pallet and Amand N,co
The Hamburg American Line steamer Prussia
sailing for Havre and Hamburg. took out among
hor passengers Captain j. VI. Brunson, William
Bardel g. Dorenlot and Adolph Bchrens.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08

ANDprw pORNAN WILLIAM NJ x. OLCOTT.
Blake the incumbent. "A. Mr.. Ten Eycks salary is
& O0o year He has been secretary o9 the RepuD-
lican County Committee. An O'Brien man from
the XIth District, William Donovan. was made tie
sereeant-at-arms. Mr.. Blake the former clerk Will
serve as deputy Mr.. Ten Eyck for n time. and
then the O. O'Brlen organization Will have the pace
for one Of Its men, Four clerkshlps and some other
offices will also go to the O. Bren members who, IL
is understood will continue 10 ac, with the Repub-
Mcans.
A brief recess was taken that Il committee
consisting O; Messrs Brown Olcott ana Ware
might convey Mayor Strong the Information
that the board was ready for business. These
members performed their duty. returning with word
that the Mayor would send mis- message TO the
board to-day. Then the Aldermen went In to
say wood" Mr.. Olcott. OF the XXllld. presented
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
TWO ASSISTANT EXAMINERS RESIGN

Scion Derrick assistant examiner TN the Once
Of the Commissioners 81 Accounts at f.1N year.
offered his resignation yesterday. ana II was ac-
cepied In his letter Mr.. Bcrrick saNf;
Il deem this a duty incumbent upon mo. aciusiei
hv . feeling that I csrnot hold . position under a
political T6gim" against the Institution ~ "hi'h
| voted the last election
Edward owen. one OF tho retiring Comm. ioners.
Yesterday resumed tho office ~ chief clerk which
he held for a long time before he va made a com
missioner The salary Of tho pac" Is 5000.
Leo Herzherg an assistant examiner IN tho cihce
of the Commissioners Of Accounts AZ N.90 year.
has also resigned. Herzoerg lives in tire llId As
scmhly District and Derrick IN the NNlli.
The Commissioners announce their intention ~
proceeding cautiously. and say that there viii he
haste In making appointments.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
THERE My BE NO QUORUM.
TT SEEMS PROBABLE THAT THE SUGAR TRUST
WILL. MAKE THAT AN EXCUSE FOR NOT DIS
CLOSING TOMORROW THE CONDITION

TT SEEMS PROBABLE THAT THE SUGAR TRUST
WILL. MAKE THAT AN EXCUSE FOR NOT DIS
CLOSING TOMORROW THE CONDITION
OF THE coMPANY's AFFAIRS.
The American Sugar Refining Company will hold
its annual meeting in Jersey City tomorrow, ana
as two annual statements are due from the CON-
many. more than ordinary interest Is attached to
the meetings /, is hardly expected that the rapa-
cIous Trust will make known the business OF the
comnanv for the last two years. and it Is asserted
narrower that there will be meeting AT all on
account OF the alleged scattered condition OF the
stock which will probably make it impossible TO
get a auorum report emanated from the lower
on1 Of Wall Street a few da 5 ago that sufficient
nroyias would not be obtained by tomorrow. and
that there might be no meeting II Is not believed
that this is the situation y company that can
naripulate the stock market ana trade IN us entre
capItal stock twice in one week. certainly can Sc
cure enough of the stock 10 hold mee'ins' ana
any atternpt TO deceive the public In such way
will be considered merely as an attempt u heeP pa
the report Of the cOmpanys condition tor tne !ast
two years which the public has been cianorlhs lo,
II would be fortunate II IA majority OF tne Sso.n
OF the company not held by tne piesent AZ -
agement because at tine meeting Wnlcn Is scheHu'
10 take place tomorrow the terms OF SIN vi omo
directors OF the company expire, ana the" pa
could be filled by men there Woud pe ~ ~ ~
position from the majority of men IN wall ctrest
There was election in 1891 and the tnrse uI-
rectors whose places should have been niied las
They were II. O. Havomeyer, william Dick and r.
O. Matthiessen. This year the terms or Ineodore
A. Havemcyer, John f. Parsons and w. - Ihomds
will expire. making six vacancies to be fled.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08

Jacob schEe,se Ms., No II Sf''
Franklin Edson. No 2i7 central Park West .,
EdmSnd pTisht ign rsIr SnaerTriier NO u
Aston Gerry treasurer East o"e-"'''''
alonz5 R Peck. No. 25 West Eishteenthcst
Ficc Mork tobacco. No. 3s East flity s.,
r. Grswold Tef nerchant. No Lyzo T hrGan~sy slno,y
Henry Blake. mercnan'' NO ''' "'''
f%iis 5. Brush. No. l.i25 Broadway; hang.
William T1orne. president. W " 'o''''''' '
s. Vr,,st Fifty-thrd-st
The Recorder then delivered charge 20 the "'ani
Jury. which was not much different rom ,ne "H"''
ones r,en he turned to the clerk and said
For e II nas s % Of indictments by the
Grand ju~y they have been handed to the clerk OF
the court and ey the clerk nandeu TO II IN. n1sscsson
Attorney The District, AttorAey rsthnSsa S AMI dis
and contro Of such Indictments nnt tnsi H ~ ,n1e
position n" matter nov o,s ,oS' he Tor many
years this court as far as iis knowIei&s & - er
ofTce is absolutely without information reSaralns IN
the disposition Of papers have consu.ea W." cn ny
associates in Ills court. aid they unanimously coz
eur with Il At such p-actce = aDso,u.vS nv
ont warrant OF LAW The indictments PS - ME
cnur. and should remain ID. all times directly unntr
The contro. OF the officers Of this court IL - uic
for. ordered IN Il - court nv the Crani Jury
s5aii remain in the custody Of the clerk OF TINS cou
ana me GffK snd o ecoHnabty for The possession
~ r,Irh indictme,,:s II further ordered that the
, ,,n.,oot G' vi, rh record shall show on its
face the progress Of oich Indictment from It's inang
untn its nnal dispos ION The cerk sna; alS9 se9 Sv
%, snch ,niictments end what officer II any par,
tcular officer such wLrrs nj has Deen ntrus'ci an.
hc sra make report f'ou time 10 time as inc court
nay order az To the or'ice or execution or nom
execution OF such WAR; ant ,,,..., 90
the Attorney at present serving IN tns ms
courtv ~ either irreC,I ATTY or Improperly IT thr
stra ion oC his Office II + n practice whlch
ba crown up in this court and for which ne Is not
a ,h, re has smpY y followed in the footsteps
I 80 ~ yciccrsso- Nha,Ser the cause may have
bnsn y, inifiate such prac.c the Court IL vel. sat
isfed that sucn initiation "as iIeSal an" WITHOUT
warrant in law.
The only appointment; nrounced ny tne ne" re
corder Yesterday was that of Lawrence +. Do"lihs
a. warden Of the Grand J'ry. al NU" % year IN
rtrsri,1 ,rl studied tetsra.)hy with Mr. Con N
COppcr g'nion class.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
JAPANESE WANTS roAAr OFT THE SPEEDWAY

Now It Is Japanese landscape architect who
wants to try his hand on the Speedway Since
Frederick Law Olmsted declined the place the Park
Board has been deluged with offers from artists
of every nationality who have wanted to intro
duce the style Of handsome gardening prevailing
their countries. Yesterday brought letter from
a japanese landscape architect. Here is an cx-
tract from his letter. dated from Chicago: Il
would like to ask you whether you may consider
TO put any landscape garden In Japanese style or
art. Here have two or three schemes to lay on.
in Chicago very soon am sure that can furnish
you some sketches II you like to see my picturesque
scheme In japanese style"
His language is picturesque at all events said
Secretary Burma The writer signs himself George
r. shimodA
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
AMERTcANS At ErROPEAY HOTELS

The following Americans have registered recently
at European hotels: Victoria Hotel U.ondon, - X.
II. Mcdonald II. Frank r. Corvath. Mr.. and Mira.
Fenton. New-York; Mr. and Mrs. Llpplncott W X
Lee. Philadelphia: Mrs. 5. Merrill and Miss Mer-
rill, Boston.
Savoy Hotel d.ondon)-J. Hogan. Mr.. and Mrs.
r T.. Oakes, A. J. Wormser. &. NJ. Coulter. H. r.
Miner. Mr. and Mrs. Walter kibbe. ew-York
j. j. Moore. :. J. Maxgerse. philadelphia.
Grand Hotel 0Komej-Air and Mrs. -. T.. Dodge
NJ Padclford. W. Il. Maxwell and family. Mr. and
Mrs T. chester. Colonel and Mrs. ". 4 Baldwin
j. u. Susden, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Randell. MIR and
Mrs l.. II. Wlae.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
ITS OFFICERS RE ELECTED.

At special meeting of the stockholders OF tho
New-York and Long Island Bridge Company. held
yesterday noon at No. 1872 Broadway. there was
a recollection OF directors, to ho.d office until June
l. 1885 Here are the names: William J. Kelley.
William g. Bosworth, Joseph II. Jones. George \
Hamilton Henry NJ. Conover Edward j. Boyle
James j. Noonan. James G. Gardiner. George w.
Quinan, Jacob I. Miller. Daniel NJ. Rollins and
uerhert c SmYihn
New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
THE POLICE. or COURSE. DENY IT.

The story that number OF faro banks. gambling
houses, poolrooms and pocy-shops have been run
ming since the adjournment OF the Iexow Com
mittee is generally denied by the police. Superin
tendent Byrres. beyond making general denial
refused TO say anything about II. There will be a
meeting OF the Police Board to-day. II IL said that
the Commissioners may at the meeting dispose OF
fire for long time.