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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
TIE RACE ASSURED.
MEETING OF THE AMERICAS CUP COM
MITTEE.
DISPATCH SENT TO THE SECRETARY OF THE
TERMS OF THE MODIFIED CHALLENGE
BOATS TO COMPETE.

boats To 'talf'islf'
\ meeting OF the Americas cup Committee was
held at the Office OF ex- Commodore smith in Broad
ST. yesterday. The following dispatch was sent to
the secretary OF the Royal Yacht squadron; Terms
OF challenge modified by your cable OF TN are
accepted"
This ends the negotiations for race FOR the
Americas cup next fall II Is hardly possible that
ron. If Lord DunraVen or any other member OF
that organization wins the cup. will receipt for IT
provided for In the last deed OF gift.
There present at the meeting of the com
mittee yesterday James d. smith \. Cass Garfield
Latham y. Fish j. Frederick Tams and Gouver-
ncur kortWrighi.
Preparations for spirited struggle next IAN
will be- pushed with vsOr on both sides of the
Atlantic. Lord Dunrayens new Nalkyrle Is already
complete on paper. and work on her construo ton
will be begun AT once by Watson. her designer. on
this side the water the Morgan-Belmont syndicate
will be- formally organized In few days and 1t IL
said that Hcrrcshoff Will have carte blanche In the
building Of The boat which the syndicate viii order
II Is rrobah" that George j. Gould VIII head an
other syndicate.
There has been some talk to the effect that the
Yacht being built for \. r. walker on the
clyde might be substituted FOR the Nalkyrie. II she
proves the faster boat OF the two There - scarcely
chance OF such substitution taxing place as
Mr.. Walkers boat. even II she proves faster than
the Nalkyrir. VIII I'm all probability exceed the
prescribed limit OF size. More than that. Lord
Dunraven IS himself anxious for the honor or tax
ins the cup back to England, II IT is TO go back
\ special meeting OF the New-fOrk Yacht CUB
will Doe held Monday 10 receive the report OF
the Americas cup Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
BALTIMORE HAS ANOTHER PLAN.
1T Is YACHTING THIS TIME. INSTEAD OF BANKING
SHE THINKS SHE CAN DEFEND
TIE AMERICAS CUP.

TIE AMlKl' \ : 'Al
Baltimore Jan. ) Special. -Yach,smen and ship
builders OF fhs, clty were talking to-day about
building cup defender The fastest clipper ships
IN The world were built a; Baltimore yards. and
there are several ship-bullders here who believe
they can construct faster yachts than any that have
sailed the races this tho other side or the
Atlantic prominent Baltimore yachtsman. who
desires hs name withheld until syndicate Is
formed says he Is willing start the subscription
with N.c,l and several other subscriptions OF 500
each have been volunteered. y. 6. Moore. designer
~ N, famous clipper yacht. baltimore. mas Of
ferel 20 build a winning yacht for Np.vh or re-
ccivc no pay ior his Zine and work beyond the
actual cost = the materials The cNpper baltimore
ravens Nalkyrie. she beat every craft that raced
nlfh her The model Of this yacht IL sth IN the
possession q her designer ana builder ar Mootr,
who ;h~ only man living who knows the lines
ur-on which she was built Her Equal FOR speed. he
Ia ms has never been built. Mr.. Moore says ne
knows that the yacht easily made fourteen knots
on more Than one occasion. and tina, he received
th. solemn assurance OF the Nirginian who pur-
chasel her that ia one trial ~ speed she made N"
lrl hat n9ac OF the modern flyers has ever
In building the new Yacht Mr. Moore sayr he
rogi bc abou, q :ect ,one wl,h - or s. keel
AMI wnu.I draw ~ fe-t ~ water she wpuld De
rlsgcI entirely with wire rope anl her sails would
preliminary trials and the other would be folei
In "A prepared solution ana tested shortly hefor" the
race. cedar would he chiefly used IN the cons,ruc-
tlnr ono novel feature % IN" rigging would D"
fhr manner 10 which ~" wansaN would be Kept
h... fl.ir cali. fastened 70 the mast wth iron
lnch,. through which the wind PUSHES thus TAX 'nS
considerable pressure from the surfac" Of the can
vas The Now Baltm1fe wou.i have her san las
tened in Eroov" In th- mast - thai not a single
pound u Wind pressure would De- wasted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09

opposition was confined to the Board OF Governors
The polls opened al a few minutes after o'clock
and did not close until after midnight The an
nual meeting OF the club was held before the
polls were opened. TO receive the reports or the
officers and committees for last year. The reports
we're formally accepted without discussion
The independent faction seemed to nave cIedr
sailing for their workers were not discouraged
bv the weather, and they arrived early ana stayed
late Al II o'clock the independents were conf
dent OF success by handsome majority. j. Nonle
HAYES and Charles T. Hunt were the nominations
OF the regular Nominating Committee. who We're
defeated Daniel u. Youmans and DR. 7. Hamilton
Burch were the fortunate men.
The ticket elected as follows President,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09

letter was received from Mr. Morrison ~ tho
interstate Commerce Commission In which he
caled attention to certain defects in the measure
men inns Dill was discussed In the House the state
ment was made that II provided that the railroads
C v1 nN thef own RACES, but that these rates
shouiu hol become operative until submitted to the
commission. Inc same discussion also led IN tho
conclusion maj ample safeguards and complete SUI
perNs!oh OF the matter We're given to the commits
Sion. rms contention Mr.. Morrison DISPUTES and
ss.s tdt the plll ~ now framed gives to the com
luisSloh supervision only after the railroads have
dsreei upon tne.r rates. He desires tina; an amend
meni shouid be added which will give to the com
mission thdt thorough control which the necessities
% me case require. The committee ordered a IA
VoraDle report on the House bill known as the Gem
meFcai travellers bill This measure provides that
i Shdil De lawful to issue interchangea Bile 1000
niiie tickets win special privileges to the amount
OF lree baggage that may be carried under mileage
tickets OF l0o1 miles or more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
ITS MOST PROSPEROUS YEAR.
MEETING or THE sTEErLEcHAsr. HINT AID
PONY ASSOCIATION.

PONY ASSOCIATION
~ The meeting held by the seepl'chase. Hunt
AMI Pony Association yesterday the annual report
was submitted and ac.ep.el. The season % 1894
was the mos, prosperous IN the history of the
association The total amount u money won by
horses that rac.I under the supervision az the as
ISOLATION wa N1.l1J at the following meetings;
Nav u -Phnadephi, Country club Ba!a. Penn.
May - MelIowbrook Farms. Meado"brook'
Penn
May %. .. 20 AMI June 2-country club Brook
June : 10 lG- Country Club. Providence. r. /
Jun. ., 10 lulv : Coney Island Jockey club.
july / AMI July . 10 August I-f'righton Reach
July H. II. a. = AMI es-Elkwood PARK Long
July to August Is Saratoga Racing Assoca-
July p swamp.eo,t Pony Racing Association.
August AMI 4-New- England Pony Racing As
socation Point Of Pines, A@aIi PAM. p,o,or A.
ISOLATION Parkway. l.. l.
August i Narraganseti Pier. Y. ,.,,
September 1. and Newport Racing Associa-
october . 20 November Nafr1sAnseu Racing
Association. Providence. 4. l.
The amour. Of money run for was larger by
$2Glip than In any previous year OF the existence
II the association. In steeplechasrs the greatest
amount Wa added ana "a, Dran'h o; Dol I'll
or in number ai, and ya:ae were r.l off the
turf hy The Stewards Of he ass5ciaiion James
casey for an attempt after selling f.cr al hrIsn'
William Palmer. for his bad ride On lng9t ~
-teeplechasr AT the sam" course. The applications
denied by the stewards. and th"y contlnl. rnled on
Although The Naional 'icepecha,se '.3c,at'on
,h % az se,irnota iiunt ami pony Asso-
citation fees confident that with The splendid shoM
as as np,snrroDs Tbe lin, liant Of Delaware Coun-
IT, rrnnsyivanla. was elected to membership. the
Country club. of BrOOkine Mass claims me i0'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
FOR TEN-STORY APPRAISERS STORES

Washington. JAN s (SpeciaD--The Sundry Civil
Appropriation bill, which will be reported 10 the
House this week will contain item OF consider
able interest to New-York 1t will authorize the
Secretary of the Treasury TO enter into contract
to add eight additional stories TO the Appraisers
Stores. making that building ten stories in height.
At hearing before the House Committee on APP
proprlaons the Supervising Architect Of the Treas
ury Department said that the walls OF the preAnt
building are OF ample strength 10 carry the weight
OF the additional stories. and his opinion has been
accepted by the committee. II Is estimated that
the total OF the improvement will be 81 100000 and
authority will be given to enter into contract FOR
that amount The appropriation for the next fiscal
year will be 5000 900. which Will be all that be
protitably expended in that year. according 10 the
estimate Of the Supervising Architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
HAWAII IN THE SENATE AGAIN.

Washington. Jan. s-rhe speech of Senator Palm
or Dem I'D in opposition to the Lodge rcsolu-
ton as 10 the withdrawal OF American vessels OF
war from the Hawaiian Islands was the only mat
ter of much interest IN the Senate to-day. After
arguing that It was absurd for the Senate TO de-
mand for the Presidents action unless Il
had also the right compel answer. he declared
that organized curiosity was often simply organized
impertinence; and he asserted that the President
maintaining the most rigorous policy OF
Intervention in the affairs Of the Hawaiian Islands.
Just as Senator Aldrich Rep.. II. ID got the floor
to crticise the Presidents recent in the
interview furnished 10 the United Press the morn
ing hour expired. and the resolution lost its place
of precedence and was again RENTED 10 the CAL
cndar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
OFFICERS or THE SEAWANHAkA YACHT
CIl'R.

A. the annual meeting of the S"awanhaka Na'ht
club last night the following officers were elected
Commodore, r. &. benedict steamer oneida wee
commodore. Henry {. Rouse, schooner lroduols'
rear-commodore. :. V. Il. cruger. soop INDECENT
secretary Henry W. Hayden. treasurer. Walter
g. Hubbard; m.asurrr. John Hyslop: 'et surgeon
Dr. T. West Roosevelt. hrct chaplain. the teN.
George H. Van dc Wafer: Race Committee OllVer
t.. Cromwell. Walter &. Kerr valentine Mott.
Charles \ sherman and Charles W. Netmore.
House Committee, George Bullock. Colgate lloyt.
Walter r owen. Edward NJ Townsend. tr.. and
camille Wedcnfed Committee on Lectures ana
L,nfertolnments Robert Center Clarence Goadby
and i Howard wainwright Committee on Lines
and Models. John Iiyslop, \ cary smith ana VIII
Curtis Nfrsd NV and Frederick De T.. Foster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
WILLIAMS MAY be INDICTED.

Much satisfaction was expressed YESTERDAY VINE"
II was given out that Police Captain schm''De'se,
would be a witness before the Extraordinary 'ra""
Jury to-day. This. was reasonably taken 10 mea"
tnat an Indictment would be found against III
spector Alexander $. Williams and other hish OH
cials. For long time Williams venaity MAJ p,em
OF common report. but Schmittbergers tessimonSS
before the Leyow Committee was as direct anu
specific as II was possible for II 70 De.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
rt,1Oc1rs on SENATOR CoLoUIrr.

Washington. Jan. Sin the Senate this afternoon
resolutions were offered by Mr. Pugh Dem. Ala
expressing the Senate's profound sorrow at the
death last session OF Senator Colqut. OF Georgia
and suspendng the business OF the Senate TO enable
Senators pay proper tribute OF regard to his high
character and distinguished public services Euio-
giles pronounced by Senators Gordon dem.
Gal, Turpie (Dem Ind, Hill dem. y. W Pasco
Dem. fla. Mills dem. Tex and Walsh Dem.
Ca. The resolutions were adopted and. as n fur
Their remark OF respect to Mr.. Colquitts memory.
the Senate at $40 y. m. adjourned I'LL tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
SPAIN TAKES IT ALL BACK.

Washington, Jan. s.-Dlspatches to the Depart
ment OF State from Minister Hannis Taylor al,
test against the action OF Spain in virtually shut
ting out American -four from her West Indian pos
sessions by imposing the maximum tarin schedules
as result OF the reciprocity abrogaton clause In
the GorInan-Brice act. IL IS expected that within
"A few days decree Will be issued restoring the
schedules In vogue a year ago. All probability ot
retaliation against Spain Is therefore past
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
STANDING THE RACQUET CHAMPION.

Chicago Jan. s-The series OF racquet games for
the international championship, which have been IN
progress at the Chicago Athletic Associations club
house between Standing OF New York, and i'oakes.
OF mis- civ came to an end TODAY. Standing
the third of the series according to DAYS. The
score of to-dnv's game iO-fJ. lJ-9 l5-5. ID.
al 100 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09

The Supreme Court OF the United States has set
the case OF Charlotte Ever against the State OF
New-hork for hearing the second Monday OF
next term. This Is the of the famous child
cancer, ReSaloncita. who taken off the stage
on account of her youth by the New-York Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Children. and in
wolves the validity of the statute under which the
society operates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09

William Smith. former employee OF the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing. placed trial
In the Criminal Cour, here to-day on the charge OF
stealing J2c1 two-cent postage stamps from the
bureau Smith disposed OF large quantity OF
stamps In New-York: The other defendants, Long
street and Beach. VIII be tried later. MAY Earl.
10 New-York. and who Is the principal witness for
the Government. was arrested last night for dis
orderly conduct and made an unsuccessful attempt
TO commit suicide in the police station. She said
she was tired OF going To court In the stamp rob
berry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09

Contrary to expectation. the matter OF the charges
against United States Judge Kicks, of Cleveland
Ohio. considered by the House judiciary
Committee to-day. but a call has been issued To
the members to be in attendance tomorrow. when
verbal reports Will be made by Mr. Bailey and by
Mr.. Broderick. OF Kansas which, while agreeing
to the facts will. il is understood. differ 10
the differences to be drawn therefrom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
NII~AYETS.


These Turkish statistics show that the Arme-
mans constitute the majority Of the population In
Armenia proper. The Turkish Government and
its Jealous officers trying with might and
main TO minimize the facts as shown by these
vast differences with regard to the number OF
Armenians living under the iron heel Of the
speak able Turk. If Turkey contradcts its
statistics as the number of the Armenians, how
easy II would be for her to conceal and minimize
the facts concerning the horrible Sassoun mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09

Senator Lodge Rep.. Mass) introduced "A bill to-
day making It unlawful to remove request the
resignation of any letter carrier postofiice clerk
railway postal clerk, except when arrested for
crime until written charges preferred. and
have been acted on by the Postoiiice Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
THE INDEPENDENTS WON.
RESULT OF THE NETWORK a. c. ELEC-
TON.

TWO OF THE GOVERNORS Of THE REGULAR
TICKET To WHOM THERE WAS OPPOSITION
WERE BEATEN-JAMEs WHITLEY
TIE NEW PRESIDENT
The annual election OF the NewYork Athletic
Club was held at the clubhouse. IN West Fifty
ffth-st.. last night II was unusually quiet. and
the total number OF votes sast fell far below
what generally expected. probably due to
the dsagrceable weather and the fact that the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
.r,,r,v DrNIEs IT ALL.

.,,,,.,,v orrrRAGEs CHARACTER
STORIES 81 r,,,,,osrERous- MEANWHILE
THEY KEEP on COMING
The Turkish Legation to-
r,sbt received an oficiai ar.
s:anunopie' "A' 'rse to observe the unwilling
II is mdeeo, co., of some newspapoaI 10 wal, ana
n@s w W. the sassouno for them The sub
who was actuai,ns AIKEN all the precautionary meas
ne rcnessi.ated by me eth revolt in Turkey are
by people Erroneous that II Is truiy Impossible
so 80 answer ALL ~ Soldiers among the kurds
ernor OF BILL that women ana children We're
II is not U n ,he contrary. they were protected
massacred On II The assertion made that twenty
by the solus s we're burned is simply pfeposterous
four VILLAGES are r rco,, Gs hro ot
abou: the ,rne either that garments of priests
j is .h nVs belonging TO churches We're publicly
cold at Moush' $500 s. ,,.,.,..., ;,
',o'. ~. rial o. hfty-eigh Armenians there on
se y Twonly-four OF the prisoners We're
",arced 10 death five 10 penal servtude for life
, .,hsrs TO Imprisonment for from three 10 six
years Six,een of those condemned To death were
fences Win assisting in the murder Of Mussul-
man ~ this one was q literary celebrity Bishop
pro.eun ~ <amach. was sentenced 10 three years
inpriscn,,s srrjying in Constantnople tell further
.r,es ~ atrocities in the Sassoun district They
u Slinc@~ ipr NuluS 10 NtnphiNr INV
s'N &c" ,,s ~ any Armenian village 20 bring about
ih, rsnn;i:ion Of the autumn atrocities.
London Jan. s.-"The Standards correspondent
-..a,,,ronle SAYS: THE Sultan has formally
IN s ., crsa, Britain to dsavOw Mr.. Glad
sPrf -ecent speech with reference TO Armenia
C,opstantnople Jan S.-rhe press of this city pub
,sb a dlspatch from Zek Pacha. commander of the
r,nrth Army Corps stationed at Erzngjan, Asatic
Turkey. announcing the seizure OF large quantity
=, .vnlosves intended to be used by Armenian agi-
% The newspapers also publish details OF al
..erod arfs OF murder and brigandage by Armenian
l,.,ors and in commenting thereon. declare that
- laval element of the .trmenlanS. VINO nave NVed
tnr Elk centuries under the just and benehcent rule
~ me Imperial Government heartily reprooate the
Ia vlessness OF their compa;rot asitators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
rur PADDOCK OFF HIS LIPS
,rrcd from First '"@e'

.,,ock the evening session. ensjen laws which it is
ing the, cOdi nn3st into one general statute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09


Washington. Jan. (SpeciaO.-D. X Narzhabedian
An Armenian merchant doing business here and Ill
Newport T. l. comments in vigorous language upon
N official dispatch received by the Turkish Minister
from his Government, In when Inc statement Is
made that the total number OF Armenians living
IN turkey ia a little over 10000. of whom 200 900
are established in Constantinope Itself
This ctatement," Mr.. Narzhabedian says. las
10 the number of Armenians living In Turkey Is
lust as absurd and erroneous as the denials OF
the terrible Sassoun massacre. have no desire TO
20 into detailed accounts Of that horrible butchery
tina, has startled the whole civilized world, but
want 10 remind the Turkish authorities of their
own statistics by which they acknowledge that
the number Of Armenans living in Turkish Armenia
In 1871 in the vilayets Of Erzeroum, Van and the
northern part OF Diarbekir is 10000 This does
not. however, include the number Of Armenians in
Asia Minor and European Turkey which is esti-
mated about LOO 900 The Turkish official statistics
give the following comparative table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09

The following openings were PLAYED: eHesn
Cambet declined. Giuoco Piano, French neiehct,
Zuckertor,. French defence. X d OPENING fre"'"
defence and Guoco Plano , ,-s
The Newark men played white on boards Nos.
/. o. 4 and . and the city men on The remaining
four boards
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
IN AND OUT OF CONGRESS-.
Ex-sPEAKER REED BACK AT HIS DESK
NEW ISSUE OF NATIONAL BANK NOTES PRO-
TRACToRs-cOXEY BEFORE A HOUSE
COMMITTEE INCOME TAX SUIT
ADvANCE-THE CASE OF 80
ADvANCE-THE CASE OF
REGALONCITA.

Washington, Jan. s.-Ex-Speaker Reed appeared
on the floor Of the House to-day for the first time
since the holiday and was congratulated by
his associates upon his return. He has been pre-
vented from attending by the injury of his foot Mr.
Reed remained In his seat while receiving and re-
plying 10 the Fluctuations OF friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09

me Senate Committee Interstate Commerce,
y its meeting this morning. considered the rail-
'"~o pooling bill. but did discuss Il rs merits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09

Judge Hagner this morning, on motion OF Assist
ant Attorney General Whitney, advanced the srgu-
ment In the mandamus proceedings brought with
reference TO the collection o. the income tax TO
JANUARY H. TIE direcf argument Will BE- upon
demurrer filed by the Government; 10 the aDpca-
Ton for injunction brought by John G. Moore
- restrain the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
from collecting TIE income tax. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09

.ro.,rs or ARMENIAN ouIi'Nrr'. ,,r,r,' ',,N I'm
sToS' ,zrn As pRrposrEEors MEANWHILE
.,,,,, u.rrp on COMING