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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
TErrrrH NIGHT CtYTAh FoR 'HAHiI''

t.,,,r. .rrckcrIuau Po'tor's Twelfth Nlght c'ht''
..pl n. reformed at the Music Han to-m'rr'"
c.rroon FOR the benefit OF the House oi 'h' iio'S
,.o,t.rt.r 30 .Ip Scconi-ave. The IfoE'a"'h'
viii lac under the nascm"nt ~ Mrs. 'h'ti'S H.
t,-~,.,,o, Mrs Henry Cl"ws. Mrs. Alfred Ely MIS-
,,,,, Post Mrs John e Wilm"ri'ns, james Law
,. Hra.s, Beverley chow, Eliot Gregory III
,,,,1 Tr.kcrman Potter and William 8u'n'' Tut
hill .....,, .,,
Twelfth slight festival Of song ana pageant %
.,o ol5.p time will be fully reproduced IN antique
.o.,u,re and setting with king. queen. herald. MN
s.r.i omna ssadors. courticrs. pages toupi '""''
and t.s,,rs over 80 performers, with u s'''''
,.borus Of lo voices from the oraiorI' society az
,,.,,iol nv run orchestra and organ. VIII t'N'
,r, Il, tho entertainment, under IN" iinH''Ii''
.,pd,,., Of Frank Sray. musical director, jon"
,,aiono qtaec manager. and Carl MAfNis director
OF the dances. ,...t.
rt,lc.s may be procured Al the principal ho''''
,r - MIR. W e. Sch'rm"ihorn, No. " west
,r,.cr,v-third. at; Mrs. Henry tl""s. 40. W.
l.t,tr,,. fnurih-st. Mrs Frederic io''I'h' 40
80 Fifh-avc. 49,, ,.,,,,..rs NJ nv, House Of
-. ttrtv comforter. General Ihpnas tin,nou',
~ p., Dr Morgan DIX. III" teN. Di hllp n
-, ~ NOW The R"t Dr. Arthur Mason John Alex
a,,,dtr NIL the Rev. pr NJ N.n E'rsf'a'r. Jonn
Irres kane John &. OCOnor. beverley me" ana
STANLEY W Dexter
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SoCrFNIR or THE MUYIcIPAL CAMPAIGN

The Triumph of Reform issued by the Sou
venr Publishing Company. contains record Of tho
municipal campaign % last November. and lot
OF information about the men and ORGANIZATIONS
who were prominent in H. There are full-page por-
traits with biographical sketches. Of all the mem
bers Of the Committee OF Seventy, tho sub-com-
mittees o. the Seventy, members OF the LeXow
Comm.ttee. the CITY Vigilance League, The Society
for the Prevention OF Crime he successful reform
candidates. officers 90 the City club and The Va
riCus Good Government clubs. Governor Morton ana
his entire military STAFF. the Rapid Transit Commits
sioners the Greater New-York Commissioners.
lenders or the New YORK State Democracy, the
German American Union. ct. Tho following arh-
cles appear in tie work: "lntroductory." by T. j..
Godkin: The Committee OF Seventy by y. e.
Bernhcim: THE CRY club and the city Reform
Club" by James ". Pryor. The %eN-iork state
Democracy" b. Francis VI. Scott THE GOOD GOV
eminent Clubs" BY !. Augustus johnson. The
Moss; The RAPID Transit Commission by William
Barclay Parsons. The Consolidation lnqLrN com
mission by Andrew II Green ana j. : +. Strnnd-
han: The German American Reform T. Mon, hN
Edward Crosse: The Cl.y Vigilance League by
f. VI. Lyman. and others on the LcKo" Committ"".
ballot reform the new apuort'onment. Official can
VaSs Of the vote cast at tho election. 'ne Revised
Constitution Of tho state Of New-York' &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
uR H0GG WANTS "S0UND MOyET" DEFINED.

Ex-Governor :. :. Hog, Of Texas. who IS at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. says that he expected 10 Sc"
q number Of advocates OF solid money canrAssing
his State pretty soon He says; THE letter which
President Cleveland wrote 20 Chicago recently. and
the expressed views % Secretary j. Sterling Morton
In relation to silver. have revealed plainly to the
country the stand that tho Administration has
taken regarding the money question.
Il see that Secretary Carlisle JOSIAH Patterson
and others are opening IA" night IN the South
against silver and / would not De surprised to gee
them IN my state at any time. The omen dcclara-
ton o. Mr.. Cleveland and his spokesmen IN yoicng
their feelings toward silver has precipitatcd the
National campaign year earlier than # would
have otherwise begun The silver advocates VIII, or
course. retal'atc and tn" hEh' g. on
Speaking Of Texas and the attitude Of that state
toward the money question. Mr.. Hog said: Teas
has not bothered hcT head about this matter to any
great extent. rs for myself. II Some one VIII OK
plain 10 just what SOUND money Is. VII then
tell him where / stand. The gold monOmctallist
the oliver monomotallist the bnctallist ana all
advocates Of various financial schemes say they
are for sound money and until this matter Is sci
tied don't know mat can cay anything more
vague than 10 add that J. too. am for sound money
The campaign IS going 20 bc warm one, ana long
drawn-ou,, OWING 20 the premature way IN which
Il has been opened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
THE COURTS.
THE CITY WILL BE THE LOSER.

Ius,,ce Russell in the Special Term or the Su-
preme Court has rendered decision vacauns as
easements made by the Tax Commissioners LOT 'i'e
wear 1894 upon the personal property OF 'he Gen
eral Electric Company. the Edison Electro i-sh'
Coropanv and the Edison General E!ec'rc ,o''-
pany which will deprive the CITY OF many
sands Of dollars. The Commissioners assessor '''e
norsor,l nrooor;v NJ the General Electric COM
many for 1894 at sa77693l The tax upon TINS was
ssSc0 The Cooperation ConnsG, no roducad 70
Sc 90 coo The personal property OF me Iulspn 80
eral Electric Company assessed LOT Se S{ebi
1894 AT $4,000 That of the Edison E'eO''i0 i"s'
Company was assessed AZ S4ogN, 49,. .bov ,,are
The three companies contended that Ihey ~ Te5r
NOT liable 10 taxation in this county ~ an ds ' M
ofcrs and principal places of business were III '''e
county Of Schenectady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
THE OLD GrARD or THE r.TH NAVE 4 DiNNER

The great restaurant ~ th" Hotel Mal'si' VIZ
crow Iei or Monday night hy n" r1omoefs ~ o." 'id
Gi,rl As.oci alton OF IN" lcth Regiment. y c.. y y.
~. mon 20 % thcm-haI met 90 ENJOY th'ir an
fy,l reunion and dinner and that they ga goes
without 70 say" 20 translate literally n w'H-tno"n
Gauic phra-. Thr biz room. with IT, sparkling
lights. rs tables gilstoning with silver AMI gold
presented a brilliant s.sht tn" silver gisi"n'nH
Was done by the dishes which held %" good things
served and as they were really "gooi things they
y.r. .I.aeo.l along" Th" gold ENsteninE Was
done Dos, the uniforms - Tho Sons ~ Mars pres
.ut and tho women who pcep~i down upon IN"
warriors expressed their admiration both ny "'rl
,rI look auI said. on am sure they womb
Boz brave % battle" ctc. AMI Their" ""r" m'n 'h'se
who hal been brave .n battle ami az" r'adt i'-I1y
% b. brave again. AMONG them "rr" Maj'i ,'-H-
,r4i Daniel lutt.rncii. Who presided E"t'n". Joan
Vtfl second yirC-prol.dcnt colonel 'hAfI's T.
S,.rtguc treasurer. captain ". n Schwalnr' sec
r.t,ry captain vs. y. Byrnc Dr H. - - Jqhn
n,3sa Dr n HalbrDok curtis. Malor-GcneTal Pan
f.. r. sck.~4 MaJor-i"ncrAl Francis g. harrow
colonel H~1ry " Ryder. 1cncrn, Ni.,lAm , ,',.e',e
NarI Colonel John War!. Colonel :. Van hrnsN'
.a,r Cruser. captain James \ ,3,rynscr D2'3gt i
Uefuan DpNd Mn }or George y Hilton Colonel M
MARI l.. " Ehcrs. Captain lle"ckcr HArnaf I,
Lieutenant. Colonel McCoskry But. MAJOR 'AaT'''
Elrrc. aud captain Thomas Denny. IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
". L. BROCKWAr'S PAY rs BEING WITHHELD

w L. Brockway. of this city. last summer agreed
to furnish the Controller OF the State with r-
formation concerning foreign corporations doing
business In tnis State. in order that taxes might
be collected from them. He furnished the Con
troller with Information about los corporations
for which according 10 law, he was 10 receive
something Ike 81 100 as compensation. lie did the
work last summer. and the Controller sold he
received nothine Controller Roberts. in n recent
letter TO Mr.. Brockway said thai the tax had been
tnat until ali had paid up the state could not
pay him for HIS work. Mr. BrockHay thinks that
raw for work which the Controller engaged hm
10 do and which he furnished months ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
to,yyyy'S VIA DFSTROTED

Tho villa occupied by Rafael Jos"ny the pianist
on Prospcc, I'M. Tirrytown. was destroyed "y hF'
o. Monday afternoon. Tho building was Owned 'y
William Andrews OF this city. Jos"ny was about
90 ~ down - luncheon when the names Wei" us
covered In the rear part oi the house. II IL NOT
ta,...t, kr,cu how the fire started, bu' 1t is
,t,,.,,,, , defective. nue was the cause. When the
49,, mai been destroyed AMI tho rrcner ""rr
,t.,y.irr water on the ruins. hiS lr.ck 'HHnH'y
,- 1,,,fi, Sltylf "A fireman. OF Union Hos" com
r,nr VS. caught beneath tho faiilns bricks ana
i,It' hiirt Tho loss on furaitut" VIII 70" a"'u'
;tlu ami ,nat ON th. house 500. Eoth nous" anu
fltnLlurr Mcre pArilN lnaurcI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
GENERAL sERRELLs SUIT DISMISSED.

The suit brought by General Robert SerreN
against the Kings County Elevated Railroad loi
5000 900 FOR breach of contract and services r''eI'u
was dismissed In the Supreme Court YESTERDAY ny
1vs,;ca Raakr,an on the plaintiffs statement oil
the case it being held by the Court maj ln9
til had no, submitted proof enough 10 conSiIune
q cause of action and had not proved win sum
Gent conclusiveness to go to jury that n WaS
able 10 recover. and that he had not pIoNcu wv
nj the allegations of the complaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
HHITMAN WANTED Nv DANSVILLE, " J.,

Alonzo J. whitman. who Is being he'd to avail: a
warrant from san Francisco, CAL on charge Of
forgery. IS wanted III Dansville, y. Y. on charge
OF perjury. Sheriff Mcneil. Of Dansville. arrived
at the Tombs yesterday with warran. issued by
a Justice OF the peace. He said Whitman perjured
himself in settling up an estate. JOB H. Hedges,
secretary 10 Mayor Strong. swore TO the sigma lure
ri rho Justice being genuine. Whitman is likely 10
be arrested II DISCHARGED the charge Of foTGeTy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
MORE STRIrGErT BLASTING LAWS.

on account OF ,hc damage done recently by rcck-
less bl1sting and the complaints to tho Fire Com
missioners and bureau of Combustib!os, II was de-
cide1 yesterday 10 make penalties against contric-
tors IN such cases more stringent The amendments
provide that, compliance with all requirements.
b. application. the inspector Of combustib.cs, On
payment - 81 for cach main magazine ana SO for
each half magazine. VIII issue a permit II keep and
explosives, the permit be In force. unless re-
voked, for one year. Each contractor Is required to
furnish $4,000 bonds for the payment Of any loss,
damage or injury resulting to persons property
hv the use Of such exploGves In case Of violation
OF any OF these provisions second permit shall be
e. inted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
orrrcrBS or the MARITIME hNNofiAffoN

OfFTCERS or THE hAHiIi"h '"'"' - i'o'
t-nu.u,I interest was displayed at the Maritime
Excb,ng. ycsterd., At the annual election Tor OF
nccr- of the MARTINI" Association % Inv ron ~
-. ycrk Two tickets were in the field. the regn-
- ,,.I tv the name Of John \. COrmack for
,,,.,t and the others by Vernon I. Brown
n,b.ry.tse th.. tc6cts were identical throughout
soy., hundred and nfty-s'vtn VOTES were I'Il'l 81
,,bI.h Mr. Cormack received 1872 ana Mr. Brown "'N
Some scratching was manifested ny S'Nch'N-iodr
votes cast for &. - Parsons a. INJECTOR III ."'
,o,,s. NJ Frederick u. Dalzell. who, however, lei
-, ..,,,,tst h, 6Co votes. ON all other names the
eloct,on was practically unanimous The run ticket
oIc.,cd +. as follow: President. Vernon {. brown
vIce-prcsidcnt Hugh Kelly treasurer LOUIS !, Ho
,.,,,o. directors. Alexander :. Murphy Washing
ton AIlchaclis. ". W. caldwell. G. X. norman w.
=, TO- ~ g ConIon. " ~ Thomas. John Mcneil
- = Parker. Auditing tommittce. Jacpb ~
,rri,H Iohn II woodward and Henry T. knowl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
THE prEBER CASE GOES TO THE JURY.

The case of the Dueber Watch case Co'npa,'s
against the large watch manufacturers Oh '"e
country who were lately the members Of the So
called watch Trust" in which the pialh'hl aSNs
$50 900 damages for the conspiracy on the par "a
The members Of the trust, who he alleges. rune
HE Wishes after two weeks trial, went 70 me
i1v Yesterday afternoon They were instructed TO
bring IN a sealed verdict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
np .n,11.Rsr rsrArE TO BE SOLD.

The estate of Thomas c. p. Bradhurst' VINO was
q clubman of some prominence up 10 the tiie VI
his death several years ago IS 10 w SU.' ,o,
..os,nrs IN partit!on brought by Mary f. jackson
IN tbo s,n-eme Court Gilbert NJ. Speir has been
anno,nted referee TO sell tho prop.rty WA,TIn IA
cl1des No Sos roadway. Nos l05 ~ 10, ~ ana
also nronerty in Observation-Disclosures ana
is valued at over $4,000. -. .os,o-aar
granted an order authorizing the referee 70 ekpeno
a sum not exceeding $1,000 IN advertising me PioP-
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
ro srTTLE TIE FENCTNG CHAhfI"N"hif

The final competition for the Nauohh' 'e''I"s
championship. under the auspices ol '"e ~
renccrs League and A. A. L.. will b. held At NV '"o'
~ the Fencers' Club No. 81 West Iwe.'S ' 80
on Saturday at D. m. The iolio"ihs Imp ,,,,
b, We ouaihed for finals: Fos, John Ai'he, '''''P
p,,.rdi Fitz Hugh Townsend charles Tatham'
4 Y T. Post r. O. Haubold and Charles u b''n-
ner: (duelling swords) John Allaire Pfip D''s'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
PLANS roR 4 BIG SOLDIERS MoypMEyr

PLANS FOR BIG SOLDIERS MONUNENT.
The Soldiers Monument Commission will meet for
crganization at the Mayors Office at p. m to-day
The commission. which was created by an act Of
the Legislature Of 1885, is composed OF the Mayor.
Recorder Controller. Commissioner OF Public
Works, president of the Park Department, and
Chairman Bigln OF the New-York Memorial Com
nnittee Grand Army OF tho Republic. The sum Of
s25OgO is granted If allowed by the Board OF Esti
mate for the erection OF monument arch to
the memory OF the men who lost their lives in tie
Clvil War The Commission s TO fix the site OF
the monument, approve the plans for ii, and super
erection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
~ yupOsTOR VINO cans HIMSELF WaRlNG

The Hotel Association. whose headquarters are al
m, Grard Union Hotel, has sert out inc 'o'io"-
ing bulletin. ,,.,. W..
The Sturtevant House reports that .; iooni,,
Inc ,,ho claims be- a nephew OF the Sticst " in
ro-,mlasioner about twenty OF .MC,ts 80
years OF age feet inches Drown t ,h s:,,rtvft
isterod from Orange y. j. came TO inc o'u' 1917
Uousn on April IS and was assiSnru ~ o,,i
said his baggage was coming h'" "'9 ~ W
.lL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24

Charles latham H K TSSe 'Rd Ghi maabo5
t oih. m siCI's n,bper The following well known
invited to BE ad f. ssh,id Pr
y, L Kemp, MiI,.' ,nd DR. NJ J. Echeverria; duel
ling swords Dr. E?hey ,GI5s, Il X b9oSsood
II X nioodrood and L.'5. +. O'Connor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
Mr.. rrLROY At THE COLONIAL cLUB.

William H. McEroy VIII deliver MS oeushtful
.oo,,,rn ~ ,,ar- d,nner speakers a. the Colonial
Cub tomorrow night Women viii be admitted. as
they are at al such eatsrtanmson,5,s OF this club
Mr.. McElroy Is West susa '''e'' 'o HIS lecture
will be a kind OF family aha!r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
SrPRFME COURT CALENDAR.

Washington, April 2$-rhe day call Of the SD
preme Court for Wednesday, April q, will be as
follows: Nos sos 3os SOS, SO land 81 and 3i2> $lS,
Sl4 $40. 3D. 3lS and 32l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

sunrema Cour-General Term-Recess.
Supreme Court-Chanbers-B Lawrence. J-|oui'
opens ~ TO- 80 a. Motion calendar called az II a. NJ
Suut.ne Court-Special Term--Part I-bciore SigNel
Law and fact: Nos. 36s. 2S:S. 22l3. lo2 - 4" -
2,05 ll7O 2si5 .i7. 1901. m. @1.1. luhS --u 80
l3s7 22ci 23ls 1884. 2s53. 1865. 1910 22G 21V Case
unfinished. =, Mt. ,.-.,t.,,
J-Elevated railroad Case unlnlShed
Suorene Court--Sp.ciai TeIm-p4rt II-Adjourned FOR
the
be sent from Part III for trial Case unHnishe'
Court-Part I-HefOre it"'k;lan, J-Caus"S %
h. sent from Part III for trial Case unfinished.
Circuit Court-Part rG-Iiefore Patterson, JNos lbs
AZ n34 $685. 2e47. 11I3 1886. 2o, 29lC. $40 800.
Sl54 2il3 525s $3.50 $50. 3>C3. 3>l 1857 @2l2 "-'i
Clear ,.-- . J..
ssn. from Part Ill trial Judge % charge"
Superior Court-General Term-Adjorned for The term
Superior Court-Equity Tom Adjourned siAe die-
Superior Court-Special Tern-Before Gidersleeve. j
Case on: No 49s StTum Roscndorf. No DAY calendar
SUPERIOR Court-Trial Terrn-Part l-ct-r Dugro. j.
Case on No. llT4, Lapr-to vs. Houston, Nts's'. etc.
Railroad Co No day calendar 49,
superior Court-Trial TernPaTts II and lllAd lrn"d
SurTocates Cour-Chaubers- Before Fitzgerald. S-No.
Of Estate Of Charles L Lord. AZ 1890 m wills FIR
rotate Mary L. Culver John u. yer. Mart, aran1sh
hrs,ina Carr Rosanna Common. Leopold l1na@nihai o.;
O:3O a. m; Michael Stacheterg. Maria McDermoii, At
Sjrrosates Cour--Triql Tern Before Arnold. $40.
,0.e will OF Mav.nna Devoo 1899 n; No. lo4G.
will Of Sarah 4. IIaveneyer. a. > J.. m.
Common Pleas-Specal Terni-bei're E9'ks'aFe". j.
oF Blschgr -
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.

r,rpopr.HS AND TRAVELLERS will find
- III. London office OF The Tribune TO- f'ee' '''e'
=. c. a convenient place to leave 'he''
and subscriptions for The Tribune.
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Common Pleas-Tral TerIn-iart lI-Ieiora DAILY G. j.
--Sauses TO sent from Part ] fnr trial Clear.
Common Pieas-Trai Term-Part III -i3efote 1eEerica
J-Causes be sent from Part for trial Gear, .
CITY Cou-t-Special Tersn-Before Van WICK, J-Mo-
tions ,..,--.-
city court-Tria Terui-Part IBefore F.tzsim2ns. j
Nos 1903. 1897 1850 5S6 ~. :i. ls3 loo IT, l''c
I'M 1855 fISS 1913. Al 39ij Case unfinished
CITY Cou.t-Trlal Te:rn-Peut I-B"fore mccarthy. J.
Nos 1872 i5z4 l4GS 1881. ",l. H2 %jNt. "NlN ll''1
1881 lJs7 1912 1888 1872. lbs. CAS- unfinished
Citv Court-rrial Tern Part IIl-Be:ore CONAN. j
Nos 1894 %. 292 1896 90 2s3 1856. 100. 40 1902
Clear. ,.
CITY cour-Tr!a Term Par, Iv-Befors New61ser 40
Short causes: Nos 4ll+. 1927. 4p41. 3sS 3H io'p.
4G79 4oO2 a0s9 4ii9. 4l2> 3jo4, AIS 1864 Case IN
finished.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
by Lawrence. J.
Townsend IS Boueh-Noah Davis.
Becker vs. Restitution {. OConnor
Caup Tubts-fEailes II. BUuil.
Iurionp Fo-ar-Sylyes'cr l.. H. Ward.
Matter Of Pollock-Johu H. t@fls.a"
Stokes Sulva1-Charl"s w. Nes'.
SIN Sulivar-Chares W West
Mcmahon McMahoa--Jam"s j. Neals.
Common Pleas.
BE- Bookstaver. J.
IArchan Drenasn-John lard
Superior Court.
By Gildcrsleerc J.
wint.rheld vs. NATURALIZATION storm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-24
Great Western Railway
of England.

HAVE THE thOiS' va
THREE ROUTES
p,-r,yCEN IIyE3POOL AND LoNDoN'
h' Thc RoynI tONfOrd) ROute'
!, ,ri,c n orccstcr Route, ,...o
rri,e Here ford and gloucester 49, ~
r,o unii,vny misses through some ", 80,
ine .,;n'nrr.urc scenery In the Sonn,..,i
WI ,n. iIistoricrI AssOctauOns conn..',.ss
ni,n u,;iny OF the towns are or the ere
interest. cf the pIaces wEfch
ca" "cctfESTts,l One Of the mos, ancient cites IN
.uEEWfssjI BY-Rch in Antiquarian interest
UtRWI(< FOR Warwick Caste, -..
tEaNI\GJOS -For Keniiw1rth Caste ivy
H ,Ir and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Stokesteare's birthplace ,-,
EENNY-CONPTON-Nea the battleIeld Oh Is4sss
nm and SulgraNe. the ancestral ho"l' "a
OyrOiiI ife City 81 Colleges. , .
S;ntt,H FOR stoke Park. which ho!onSe1 10
- William Penn. the founder Of fernsyls"h'hs
and WINDSOR CASTLE, the home Of
THE FARES TO LONDON ARE:
-. c,,.s =. OS: IA class. SOIL I'd ctHSs', St.o''
III n, ,.wnrc checked through between Li'cr,,
mol and London. saving passengers "i'
trouble. - . >,o...s COOK \ SONS
otrt.;,'E, cr1 and 262 Broadway. NEW lORl\ Sihg1e
America Nalahl" Tor = WFl''s' anu
I'm ticlso,s flr g months from date Of ISSUE
''''' yiE-.Vy EA1iBF,KT. General Manager
paddirpf1f, station. London. April. lN''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-28
FRENCH CABINET NOT YET COMPLETED
GENERAL. LAMONT DECLINES THE WAR PORT

rOIIO-M GOBLET TO ATTACK THE NEW
MINISTRY IN THE CHAMBER TO-DAY.
Paris. Jan. 27-General lamont, commander OF
The Sixth Army Corps. came TO Paris this morn
ing In response to a dispatch requesting MIN 10
accept the Ministry of War. He had two long
conferences with President Fsure. A Cabinet
meet,ng was afterward held at the Elysee, lasting
from O'clock this afternoon until $50. President
Faure told the Ministers that General lamont
had declined to serve. and a dispatch was sent at
once 10 General Herve commander OF the Nine
,eenth Army Corps stationed in Algiers. Offering
him the War portfolio.
The Chambers will meet tomorrow to near the
Presidents message. Some hot debating is likely
TO be DONE as ex- Premier Goblet. who now poses
as Socialist, will interpellate NJ. Ribot as to the
new Cabinets home policy. The certainty or
Gobiers attack has caused the Government to
forego its intention Of reading a formal pro-
gramme secret Cabinet meeting was held at
NJ Ribots house this morning TO consider the
difficulties presented by NJ. Gobets attitude.
After NJ. Goblets question shall have been ais
posed Of, the Government will present an Am
nesty bill and will request the Chamber 10 ad-
journ until January 81 to allow the Ministers time
20 acquaint themselves with their respective
budgets President Faure will receive the Diplo-
matte Corps Tuesday. Monsignor Ferrata,
Papa Nuncio, will make the speech congratulate
ing the President upon his election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-28
IN COLLISION OFF DUNGENEsS
THE MICHIGAN AND THE sCHIEDAM
BADLY DAMAGED
THE BOWS OF BOTH CIT DOWN TO THE WATER
lINE-No PANIC on THE s'IIIEpAN.
ALTHOUGH MUCH v'ATEi. RTsnfp
lE-TEE NIGHT CLEAR.

lN-1EE NIGHT CLEAR
London. Jan. 27-The British steamship Mich
igan. Captain Findlay which sailed from this
port on Friday. returned to-day with her star
board bow cut TO the waters edge. Her captain
reported that she had been IN collision with a
steamer. whose name he could not ascertain. off
Dungeness yesterday. THE Daily News's' CORE
spondent In Boulognc says that the steamship
with which the Michigan in collision was the
Schedam of the Netherlands American line
His story is follows:
The steamship Schedam, which LEFT New York on
January 8, anchored off Bouogne at O'Clock ihis
morning, after rough passage. with northeast
gales At II o'clock Saturday night. while on
q steamer approaching II was clear night me
French coast lights could be seen plainly. and both
steamers had their lights showing. The Schedain :
captain did not suppose the steamer Would seek !"
pass between him and the shore but when she
came nearer ne ordered the Schedams engines re
versed
dam with great force the port bow driving one OF
the Schiedam's anchors ten feet into her hull and
water-line. damaging the stem ana starting me
plates. The captain Immediately ordered that the
boats be made ready, but they were not needed
There panic. The steamer backed on ana
the captain hailed the Schiedam and offered her
assistance. The Schiedam declined the offer. Water
rushed IN. filling the forepeak and forehold but the
holes covered with mattresses the Watertisht
compartments were closed and the Schiedam
steamed slowly TO Boulogne which she reached In
five hours. pumping throughout. She will dock on
Tuesday and will discharge part OF her cargo. She
will then resume her voyage TO Rotterdam. where
she will be repaired.
THE News's" correspondent calls the British
steamer the Massa chusetts throughout his narra-
tive but Lloyds names 1t the Michigan, adding:
The Captain reports later having coliided with
the steamer Edam