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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-08
Your Golden Opportunity.
Auction sale ofthe Paw't Loan Co.

Higgins and Perry,
JLnes' Ale ana Narraganset Lager. Pool.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-08
NOfice.

Notice.
Auction at 2 80 afternoons; $50 evening.
Paw't Loan Co.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-08

Advertise your wants In the Tribune.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-08
Grand Central Market.

just arrived, fine line OF canned goods
at bed rock prices. Everything warranted
and all orders promptly attended to.
GRAND CENTRAL MARKET,
40 and ~ Broad street.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-08
Higgins e. Perry.

HIggIns N Psffy
Narragansett and Milwaukee Lager. Pool.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-08

Higgins n Perry.
Jones' Ale and Narragaasett Lager Po oil.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
AFFAIRS OF THE GIANTS.

THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE NEW-YORK
BASEBALL CLUB IL JERSEY CITY.
The annua. meeting of the New-York Baseball
Club or more properly speaking. OF the National
Exhibition Company. was held at the Fuller Build
Ing n Jersey city yesterday. The slate. as
already announced, went through without a hitch.
resolution Oh thanks rendered TO the out
oong Board OF Directors and particular stress
WAS laid upon the resolution regarding the re-
iirement from the club OF Edward Il. Talcott.
treasurer and -. r.. Stackhouse. Fecretary.
Th- Board OF Directors elected IS rs FOL
lows: Andrev Freedman. J. Walter Spalding. +.
G. Potter Edward =. Mccall Thomas l. Hamilton.
V T. Snyder and T. F. G. Young. Mr.. Young Is
tne director. who has not oeen mentioned
heretofore He Is the president OF the First Ma
tional Bank OF Jersey CITY. and he is a receiver
oi the cour. Mr.. Young Is veteran baseball!
enthusiast. He played the Eagles. at Eiysian
Fields. far back as 1859
The Executive Committee of the club will here
after CONSIST OF Andrew Freedman J. Walter Spaid-
ing and Y. p Snyder. The officers elected were
Andrew Freedman president V j. snyder. treas
urer and Horace 4. Bonnen. secretary There were
I,tc0 shares OF stock represented. Edward Bell,
jr.. twelve-year-old son Of ex-Park Commissioner
Bel. who owns share Of stock attended the meet
Ing. He is A manly little fellow. and he just
serious about that meeting Freedman. ana
the latter controls over 100 shares
To run the club upon sound business principles
Will be effort OF the management As an nl ial
step Il decided 10 restrict the giving OF passes
and season books. President Freedman viii b. The
sole dispenser OF such privileges. The Board of
wished to be relieved Of all responsibility in such
matters.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
RFHFARSING FOR TIE 1RTON BhLL.

Confusion confounded apparently reign"d al
Madison Square Garden last night. The Aron so
ceiy was rchearsn2 the drill and pageant ior I'S
great ball this evening Unfinished i1ats ""r"
everywhere. In one corner painter was tohchlho
up the dragons mouth with yet more merry tht
Of red In another the g!lders were gliding the tenn
p!e of the sun. Electricians were stringng thcir
network OF wire all the building. In" h'r1st .
men fcstooned the galleries with wreaths nAss ana
mass.s Of foliage "Properiies" OF every kind were
piled IN heaps The band p aged the washington
POST Ai1rcn' with energy and perseverance, whilr
The gallant Arions marched and cOunt"rniarchch
wheeling and deploying 10 the frenziel orders ol II
Fat drillinaster. who Insisted making them 40 II
again and again TIL the ranks were Htralbnt ~
strings and every movement was correct All VIII
be Orierv and In shape to complete the Illusion TO-
night but last night II was turmoil and shouts ana
l.uxhte:. Everybody had to be told twice at least
hefore he got II through his head just what he was
to do Finally all were In line ana the PROCESSION
moved "TOiy" Hamilton. the untirin2 press agent
Of the Barnum a. Bailey circus. who handles the
newspaper arrangements for all the large puDhc
halls was on hand to illustrate with parable ana
fable the various features OF the pageant
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
prNORS SOFVALrIBLE ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Ever since there has been possibility ot DruSe
crossing the Hudson River to New-Jersey. with an
opuroach on the NeN-York side near Forty second
- real estate agents have been alert In famil!ar
zn. themselves with every foot OF GROUND that WaS
salahlc II Is believed that the approaches 10 the
bridge will be less cumbrous than those Z" the
Rrookiyn Bridge and that there will he no loss oi
available land on Manhattan Island in the way Oh
uninlabited arches. The bridge people recognize 'ne
valu. OF every inch OF land on Manhattan isilfu'
and their plans o, construction are likely 10 oe Aue
accordingly. .,,
Real estate men who long ago predlc'en 'n"' '""
ty-f,urth-N was to be the great crosstowh co''"''
cal retail ceritre OF the metropolis hhNe 's" "
ing TO secure options on the best iocatiohS' " -
moi slrprslng therefore, thar 50 large no"S' '''
,h,t which vas the home Of DR.. Aired !" h'o"'S'
n No ~ West Thirty y-four;h-St, Should nav De-'
r,,or,od IN have come suddenly into the iharh'''
The report that the late home oil pr' Looms .'S
hcon sold TO a drygoods hrm IN this ''S ''' ~.
largo sum os $4,000 does not surprise even 'he o'
,,,s,ic real estate dealer. although the repor. ~
,pt cnnnrmei By the Will OF Or Looms this p,up
r,,. ~ left FOR years to the use OF MS wacw.
!, aytends through TO Thirty -hith-st Ldrse oheis
-. hsan made the executors OF thc estae. out
~, r,,ror is not verified that MIS- Looms mas ue
c,d..i ~ part with the property In tne OPINION OF
.u @ s,.,s W men the plots and improvements in West
w., rn,irth-st will be sold In small lots ana at
h,yh n,ic., and there will be Few saes except In
response to high offers
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
BETSTS EFSTfTRiNT SOLD.

BOUGHT BY THE PIofWEroHs f"% AND ThL
MANAGER -FOEMTNLY SASH 4 CROOKS PLACE
George s Brush proprietor of N" restaurant -
40 Il 10 IS Park Place running through 10 40. 81
Harclay-st has sold out the business 10 irhrh "
Foy composed o; his son. henry l.. HrHsn. ana
VI Fo, his uauager Previously 20 selling oui.
Nj Brush gave a chattel morigag" on The p'"''
10 the Nassau Bank. TO secure II for all loans ana
discounts the amount not being mentioned MI
Brush declined yesterday TO say anything iu''h''
about the transaction than the above par'l'u'"'S'
.btcb he said were true and h~ would not give
the reason for selling out or the price.
The business was established many years ago
and was formerly carried on by Nash 'fooR. Ia
Park Row Mr. Brush bought out The interest "i
MIR Crook IN January. ls't and the hrin 2r'Ahl.
Vash & Brush. Three years later b" nouSht "',
Nr Nash's interest. II was said 'of t',''' anu
has since been the sole proprietor ~ - sall ~
,,siu.d tho business at over fiD)vi he leased th,
,nur hulllinga Nos a. l6 and ls Park Place ana u
Iarclay-st ard rented the lofE over m" r"athn
an, Some OF the lofts are vacant. ana TINS fact
r. is said. has been some" hat OF a dras on him
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
BUSINESS IN THE COMMONS.

GREAT BRITAIN AND THE MORGAN NICARAGUA
Bf.r,-THE Duty HERE CN MACKEREL
London Feb. i4-sir +. J. Iiarand Member for
North Belfast. asked in the House OF Commons
today II the Government would urgent
representations to be made at Washington against
any OF the provisions OF the Morgan Nicaragua
bill which were detrimental 10 British shipping
interests He also requested the Government to
make representations favorable to the creation OF
a Joint Nicaragua Canal Commission.
Str Edward Grey Under Foreign Secretary. an
swcrcd that II not usual to make representa-
tions In reference bills which were pending In
foreign legislatures. The Government he said had
the whole SUI ject under consideration, and there
was no reason TO suppose that the United States
Government would not fulfil its treaty obligations
Maurice Heaiy. Member for Cork County. asked
II It was the intention OF the Government to COM
munica,c with the United states with view to
obtaining a reduction In the tariff Of that country
on cured macker.l. Mr. Morley. Chief Secretary
for Ireland answered that the tnrir In question
had been adjusted with the fact In view that the
nackerel fishery important home Industry
and II was deemed desirable to protect Il by I'M
rosng = duty upon imported FISH.
Sir Thomas Roc. Member OF Parlhment l0r
Derby CAV, rot!ce that to-morrow ne "oua TX tx
them iu reference 20 the imposition ot IN" i"ttn
sentence upon " II. Rlckard. Rrtlsh subject.
for alleged participation IN revolt N hAwah'r ,,
Gibson B0Rlcs Conservative member ior IS M
Rcss mad. q motion ho-tli" 70 ne ne" ruI"s oi
the sea. adopted at the Washington Conie I, zee
lanes bryce president OF IN" Fohfl oi lIai',
s-.I that A. most otnsr countries had agrcci 70
ft.ea rules ~ VA Ioi desirable 20 reopen 'Ne
s.hi..i Nevertheless h. vas wiling mat a
sr.rl,l committee he appointed 10 inquire mo
A.. objections To- the Conferences decisions. MI
Boa,es eventually withdrew hts motion.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
CYCLING NEWS AND NOTES.

Among the members from this State who
have just Joined tho League Of American Whee,men
are the following: Mortimer n. Wagar. -. u. stew
art, H. s. Gargan John Law Wenzel. Hugo yay er
Joseph Mayer Edward !. Rosenne.d. W. B. Fried
burg j. X. Tinkham. Ernest f. Walton. Alph0nse
w baton, s. VI. Hackett William c. Srlith
Nhdr.es VI. Richards, James < LOnghurst IT,.
FRANK NJ. sailer. Charles H. Govan. George +.
MINER william c. Nesm!ih and l.. c. Vrieste
james W. Husted. OF Peekski,l has volunteered
10 present the Guide Board bill TO the Legislature
as soon as chief Consul Potter perfects his Plans.
Ihe regular weekly meeting OF the Natioral Bi-
cycle Association will be held at the cubroorns No
D. west I"ehty-hfth-st. tonight This Will be a
special meeting Mr. Cox. the enterpris,n,: super
visor OF the club. is preparing a surprise for the
members In the shape Of entertainment to takc
place In the future. The election Of ofsc.rs f
the coming season will be held The first road m,
takes place on February z2 in conjunction with
neigh boring clubs. '
The Executive Committee of the National Roar,
OF Trade will nod a meeting In this city on Eeh
ruary 25.
The annual election OF officers Of tho Cramercv
Whee.rnen held at the clubhouse, No p, Si
Marks Place last night. The ticket elected WA
follows: X. F. Newman. president Frederick
Searles vice-presient: a. Sihl. corresponding sec
secreary; A. 5trehln. captain: Henry Krug first
lieutenant: Frank Mason second lieutenant: Peter
We!man, color bearer Charles Cramme. bugler: a.
stahl delegate TO the Metropolitan Association OF
Cycling Clubs The installation OF officers will take
place at the clubhouse on February s3
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
SLOSSON FINED so.

IT. IS PAID UNDER PRoTEsT-pA'' ~"
At POLICE HEADQUARTERS
=, ceorce F Sosson. the billiard hs"
i"' ,ho was arrested for keeping open on
mas decded In Special Sessions yesterday
',,,ir1, police Justice Hogan, who imposed
~ ESQ The fine was paid under protest An
nv " ., h. taken to test the case thoroughly.
app app" Waters testified that he went to Slos-
90, - ,,u,ar I'd saloon at l2&i broadway on Sunday
,s".,,ory 4 He found the place closed. but saw
-, coulnp out and he slipped In. The negro
=, m. door upstairs would not allow MN 10 pass
a y. sent for Mr.. Slosson. He was arrested. as
.. twsuty-two others who were found In the
place. - ,,,. .,.n osLa, for q d,smIssai of
I'm, sitting in oyer and Terminer. had dismissed
si,rIiar case on Wednesday Police Justice
IIogan said that the Court did not consider the
80 brought before Justice Ingraham similar
one and denied the motion
Policeman Gallagher said he had been on the
Rro,dWay squad for twelve years, ana was well
arnuainted with Slossons place. lie never saw
ANYTHING disorderly about II. but the place was .
Cornelius l. Conklin, proprietor OF the restaurant
knowu az Dorlon's in Twsnty-third-st., testified
that he knew Mr.. Slosson for twenty years. and
he knew that the place he kept on Broadway was
n thoroughly respectable one.
Maurice Daly and George f. Sosson called az
Police Hea dQuarters yesterday afternoon ana saw
uperintendent Byrnes. The object OF their VISIT
WAS to call the Superintendents attention 10 tne
that billiard rooms could be kept open Sundays-
They asked Mr.. Byrnes whether they would De ~,
terfered with In view Of the fact that IN opev!a'
Sessions yesterday Slosson was hned siy in, lot hs
Superintendent proposes to do about the ina''e'
known.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
INDICTMENTS MAY BE HANDED IN TO-DAY
THE FRANCHISE.

TfI. CHARGES AGAINST MESSRS. NORTON AND
Quinn THE STRIKE NOT DECLARED OFF.
Dls,rict- Attorney RdEway. OF Kings County
,.os,ortav admitted that President Norton and Su-
nsrIntendent Quinn. OF the Atlantic Avenue Rail-
road Company. had been indicted by the Grand
Jurv for violation OF the tenhour law. The In
dIctments will be handed in TO Judge Moore. at the
cour, OF Sessions. to-day, II Is believed.
The Distrlct-Attorney denied the statement made
,. uas,er Workman Connolly that charges had
,or ,roferred TO the Grand Jury against Mayor
Scheren. ~. ,..oi.,...
S.n.,r ,esi'rIav and were put back TO work.
Wessrs i'onnelly and Best, Of the Executive
,,'.i ~ IN. s;rlirra caused 20 he published yes
,rdov - declaration that me strike had not been
declared or and warning the old men not 10 So
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
ELBE DISASTER DISCUSSED.
HERR BEBEL ACCUSES THE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY OF REMISSNESS.

ALLEGING N THE REICHsTAG THAT ITS CREWS
NEVER HAVE BOAT DRILLS. AND THAT N
RECENT TEST On \ VESSEL or THE SAME
LINE IT TOOK NINETY MINUTES TO
CLOSE ALL THE APERTUREs IN
THE BULKHEADs
Berlin. Feb. li-There a lively debate in
ihe Reichstag to-day over the question as ito the
safety OF ships at sea Herr Bebe Social Demo-
crat in discussing the Flbe disaster. and tho va
rious criticisms upon the management OF the YES
sells OF the North German Lloyd Line. declared
that II n standing reproach to the company
management that the crews OF its vessels had
never been exercised In boat drill. He himself had
conyersed with sailors who had been eighteen years
In tho service Of the company. and they were unani
nous In their testimony that the crews had never
been put through boat drill. Nor was that all In
the buikhead of the '0mpanys ships there were
many doors. Here, again the crews had never been
exercised. that they might learn to close the
doors quickly in the event OF emergency. The
speaker was of tho opinion that IN no hukhead
should there be n door The bulkheads ought to be
absolutely water-;ight. from the keel TO the main
Geek 7, there were doors in the bulkheads 1t
would be only an elementary measure OF prccau-
ton 10 eXercee the crows in drill, ier'ectine inc
In rapidly closing them what wero the facts.
ac asked After the disaster 10 the El5c an OK
man Lloyd steamer Sachsca. 1lth view OF as
containing the length OF time necessary 70 c;ose
water-tight compartments. The experiment proved
that before the crew had completed their task
fully ninety minutes had elapsed
Tho statements Of Herr Bebel created n pro-
found sensation In the chamber.
Herr Frese Radical Tnonist Deputy for Bremen.
declared that the North German Lloyd ships were
best that could be found In Germany. comparing
favorably with the cre%s OF the ilrst-class ships
seamen and the officers we're trained navigators
No precautions which human foresight could de-
VIE. he said had been neglected by the company
measures OF nsuring the safety OF the ships
AMI the lives OF their passengers.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
THE wEsTcHEsrER HORSE SHOW.

The Wes,chester Outdoor Horse show Assocn-
ton held It's annual dinner at Delmonico's last
night 1t is likely that the Westchcster Horse show
will be held In October, beginning october %. con
tinulng six days Here the names of tho Iersons
present: Francis Watson. Perry Tiffany 7. Luis
Onaiivia Elliott Cowden George X Reed. William
brewster Clarence Day. Edward Ltcniiell. J. g.
De Lavergne. Augustus &. Si.ender. William II
Taller T. C. La Montasne Charles Major. J"rnes
G. Cooley, ". r. Dickerman. Prescott Law ,nce.
Iau,et E Widener ~ J.. Herbert. ReSna,d w.
}fVee RV"q' S W. Taylor ir David Bonncr. Francis
Ware, colonei De Ianc{y kane J. & Lick ,.neI
clarence Whitman. ". II Ca,l,n William Qu!n'arl
George :. Dearborn. John Downey' Thomas '.Inond
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
TIE VBRIEN DEMOCRATS HOPEFUL
THEY HOLD THEIR PRIMARIES. Brr 10 NoT
SEEM To IMPRESS THEIR IMPORTANCE
IPON THE MAYOR As THEY

WOULD LIKE 10 W.
The Anti-Tamnany OBricn Democracy hel1 'h'r
district organization primaries Tor officers ana mem
hers OF the County ani District committees "S'
evening Tho tickets approved by ex-Shcrin q 'ri'h
succeeded In spite of contests IN the lNth NlNi
NVIth. XNIIih. XXth. XXliId. NNNlh ana
XXVIIth Assembly districts. \ claim OF 1D'" Vo''S
pDl.cd was made after the returns began COMING III
Among the chairm.n .lcc'cd were l. II. HARRISON
W Spencer samuel l.. Fox. Major T. Hogan' J"hh
i brennan u g. Doughcrty Peter 'Pail'h' w
Bruins. W II Long 7. !. irlnnisin. \ H''srr
James j. Mrchan. James NJ Erady, J. j. '''ioin
Edward Reagan and Frederick Eschenbach
The OI}Ii,n Democracy are peop.e oi innate H'''
..ty but It f. not ol That exc, ssvcy SHRINKING "e-
scriptluu Mayor Strong doubtless thinks mat pI,-
ycnis them from Demanding 81 that fhey cicuiAl,
TO be- coming to them" An Office apiece al ai"nnp
for the several members of th" orgdni >fton hpIhIT
to De about what they expect ~ present. hc'niln"
to the latest adVic"s received from thor hcdhpIii
trrs. At 10. l.ir2 lrlndway. SO Ear these apIl'
ilpns comprise the expectations OF ~" lcAd'iS y
Police Comm ssoncrship fOr eN-ShcriH Jam =
O'Irirn. salary &,VD year. Tax C'tnmlss-l,
ship for Senator +. VI. BAby. 5000. a Doch ON
missioner hip for john MonfEs. 500: ah fN.is'
Conmiss rshlp for j. j. Murphy. &.uvi, the "nc"
Of Counsel to the Excise Board for captain j. "
Brady 500: the city Marshal. who collects the
arrears OF taxes ana assessments for Strphsn
O liren the -Shcrf's brother. estimated 10 be
worth from 5000 to $4,000 year.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
Practical Results-14 Years Work.

TWENTY MILLION Eight Hundred Thousand Doi'a''
already paid to widows and Orphans
Forty million dollars already saved living poicy-houers
no oe.rc,ton ~ premiums $1,000 Policies In force
goo" 600 ooo Insurance IN force Ss2TGo Cash Surplus
Reserve-Emerrency Fund. More than Sel"''''' az"
business for the year 1894. These are fe" pdo"ca'
results already recorded o the credit of the
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE
ASSOCIATION.
HARPER President
- " Broadway ani Duan, street.
Fell YOUR subscriber about n.
Rates quoted for amount on Te''H' -
of END circulars.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
THE JUDGE AND vAMoosEi TO RACE

Frank T. Morrill,. the owner OF the steam yacht
Vamoose has accepted the chaienfze OF ". J. Arkel
10 race his fast steam yach, Judge against the Va
moose for S. 900 side. Each has forwarded 81 90
10 Chauncey NJ. Depew, as stakeholder. to bind the
match lIr Arkel stipulated IN his challenge that
So OF the winnings 60 TO the Sailors Snug Harbor
home on Staten Island. Here Is Mr. Morrills
answer to Mr.. Arkelrs challeqsge:
our challenge Of the 12th,( with check inclosed,
sg. aor race on Long Island Sound. with the Judge
ddssaahst the Vamoose. at hafid Az you st.pu.ate
teep t water racing there Is no alternative for me but
y accept as that was the or5iy proyiso made (ex-
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
ANoTt1Ep OF DAHLMAN'S SALES

Dahlman's sale OF yesterday Ike It's predecessors
vas a grand success \ large crown was present
MANY r,ersons are taking advantage of the low
,osrke, To use Mr. Dahlmans expression. ali
that man has to do Is TO attend one OF hi'
sales and omen his mouth. and he owns horse
Nearly 100 horses were disposed oi. as several
u,oro cold ina, had been detained by the
storm Noxt Mondays sale should attract buyers
from All over the country. AS the assignments
are OF superior c.ass.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
ROYALTY PLAYING HOCKEY on THE ICE

PKINIt Of " NI4If' ~ ~ Ut ''''F'
KtNGuAM TEAM AND MIR BALFotR MAN
AGED THE not. ~ or COMMONS EIGHT.
Lonlon Feb. IA match game oi hockey was
pl,y,.I on the lake al buckingham Ia'hce io-''y
b.tveen the Slnlringham team nnd the House OF
Commons team The SaAdringham team han "S ''s
capi,in the Prince % Wales ard the House o' tom
mana foam, ,.,s directed hy Francis Bingham Mild
NAV VI r. assisted by a J. laf)ur both ot whom
were In exccl.en' form. The Prince OF Na,eS aciel
as back" and the Duke Of YorN as "ior"ard IN
the Srndringhain team. Both showed g'oi skating
powers ana had several heavy falls bu neltAer was
any the worse f.r his SHAKING up. Among the eiSht
., ,ho Common. t,,u, falls we're numerous. but
none of the players Ntrc Injured The mdtch was
Won by tn, Sanlrnghlm am by sore Oh
gonls to ! The Princess OF Wales. win her dhugh-
ters ana Tho Duchess y York. Witnessed the game
and enjoyed the spectacle greatly
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
DyNyFR OPTHE PAINT, OIL AND VARNTSH CLCI

The Paint. OIL and Varnsh Club OF New-York.
held its eighth annual meeting at the broadway
Central Hotel. yesterday. and afterward had n
dinner The business transacted was almost en-
Trey OF II routine character. interesting only to
the members OF the trade
At the dinner, the guests included Louis Wind
muller president Thomas Main. OF the National
Wholesale Druggists Association: John NJ. Pc
ters. chairman OF the drug section OF the Board
OF Trade and Transportati and Charles An
drews, manager OF the Pratt lambert Varnish
manufacturing firm. OF Chicago The speeches
were all OF an mpromptu character.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
o3D REGIMENT GAMES.

The 2sd Regiment Athlete Association. OF Brook
lyn VIII hold a set - games in the arnory. Bed
ford and Atlantic aves.. Saturday evening" Aprll
l2 The is. OF open TO members oi the r'si-
ment only are: Handicaps s-i"-yard dash. .90-yard
dash. 220yarl hurdle ii0-yard run. ha.f-m!Ie rI".
half mile walk one-mle two-rnlle bicycle rtc"
running hgh jump ana putting l6-poIni shot
NOyice-Haif- mile run 2Zo-yard dash. twO-mhe b!-
cycle race four-.ap relay rae" company teams of
four men each) po.e vault scratch. fencing v'th
fols Entries close on April G.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
WILLIAM KELLY on TRIAL.

William Kelly thirty-five years OF age. was p.acci
ON trial for his life IN the Court Of oyer ana Ter
miner yesterday morning. charged with the murder
~ Mrs Sarah Wendle the night OF October j
last AT No Jos West Fifty-Hfth-st. Kelly Is repre-
sep,cd by Hugh . Pentecost. and Assistant DIS
,at Attorney McIntvre and MARITIME have charSc
~ The prosecution Several witnesses were exam
,ned Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-15
VIOLENT SCENE IL THE BOHEMIAN DIET
THE YorNG czEcIis iNrrRiATEp At GOVERNOR
COUNT THrNs REPLY To- THEIR i-EApEKS
r,rirAf. I'TTLfAN' IL.

RADICAL rTTERAN'ES
London. Feb 1.-THE Daily Newss correspond
en-, In Vienna says that there was Vio'eht scene
ia the bohemian Diet today. when the io'"s
czechs n.,aGeI the Imperial Government Tor CON
fluuing the state oi siege IN Prague Dr dreSr 'he
Young czech leader. declared ihat the pe'P" "e''
b.ln. driven toward Anarchlsm AMI soon "oull re-
,,,tt,,. ,h, authority ~ Austria Governor Count
TYun who replied In German, WAS greeted win
aurr, shouts ~ Speak Czech'' He is paid ON
cia! and rnust speak czech for oar money. HS
speech throughout was drow mel In the fury OF the
Opposition In the fragments heard he told 'rSr
that hu; Tor tn immunity ~ pep'ues ms
D., Nusfrl, would cou-tltIt" treason iloiilnS ana
Antr,h, sm must be- suppressed h- said. and the rN-
crptioual IN .asares would be continued ana hriny
applied. ., , 49, vo,,,,
Czcchs seemed intend 20 lynch the Governor. put
finally the storm si3scei.