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Evening journal., 1891-12-01
THE wklNLEY BILL IN COURT.
Importers Attack Its Constitutionalit,
In tho sMpreme Court.

Importers Attack Its Constitutionality
In the SUpreme Court.
WASHINGTON, Dec. THE cases TO test
the constitutionality of the Mckinley tariff
bin were called for argument in the supreme
court Of the United States. They are those
OF Marshall Field & Co, Of Chicago, against
Collector Erhardt and Charles Sternbaeh ct
al, Boyd Sutton & Co., OF New York, ap-
pellants, against Clark, collector Of customs
at Chicago, and against the United States.
Wickham Smith, Of counsel for Boyd, SUIT
ton g. CO., opened the case for the appel
lants He contended that the act was nun
and void because it was never enacted in
the mode prescribed by the constitution, be-
cause il assumed TO provide FOR bounties 10
producers of American sugar, power which
was not among those conferred on congress
by the constitution, and because il assumed
to confer upon the president Of the United
States the power Of imposing taxes ON inn
ports power which could be exercised only
by congress under the constitution. Mr..
Smith outlined the consideration of the ques-
tions involved under flvs-sa,ads, namely;
Does the omission froIe%le engrossed bill
signed by the president Of a section lthe to
bacco rebate sectionl. which formed part Of
the bill as IL passed both houses Of congress,
render the tariff act unconstitutional Are
the sugar bounty provisions unconstitution
az II the sugar bounty provisions are un
constitutional, n the whole act thereby in
validated, or may the remainder of the act
stand as lawi Is the SO called reciprocity
section unconstitutional II the reciprocit,
section is unconstitutional, is the whole ac
thereby invahdatedi
Mr.. Smith then proceeded 70 argue eacl
of these points successfully and was fol
lowed by Edwin B. Smith for Charles stern
bach et. al, and n w Bliss for Marshal
Field & Co, of Chicago,
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
Light on the Gregory Murder.

MIDDLErowN, ~ ", Dec. The mys-
terry Of the nsarder Of Mrs Amelia G. Greg
DRY is clearing up. She was killed in the az
ternoon Of Oct. IA at her home near here
Warren Brazington had a twenty dollar gold
piece changed a few days ago at a hotel
bar. This aroused suspicion When Braz
ington was confronted by Assistant District
Attorney Powelson he confessed that Fred
Mcclure committed the murder and rob
berry, and that he had shared in the plunder
The police are looking for Mcclure in Penn
evlvqnia
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
rhe nhio wreck Ilined Elrht.

TOLEDO, Dec THE coroner's inquest to
inquire into the railroad accident Inst Satur-
day night was commenced at the court
house. The railroads win make 0 strong
fight to prove shat the accident was the act
Of Ged, WITH poeody to blame. Maud Mac
kenEie, aged four years, daughter Of j. A.
Mackenzie, Of Minneapolis, Is dead. She
makes the eighth victim Of the accident.
Her mother, Mrs. J. A. Mackenzie, is not
expected TO live Maud is the second daugh.
ter Mr.. Mackenzie has lost by this accident.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
ORDERS OF ARREST OUT
Field and His Partners Will Ali
Be Arrested.
AT LEAST 100000 OUT OF SIGHT.

The Assignee Unable to Find Any Prop
erty worth MentLoning-Cyr W. Field
Critically III, and Nearly Every Mem
Der Of His Family on the Sick List.
New York, Dec LA suit has been in.
stituted against the wrecked Wall street
firm Of Field, LindIey, wiechers & Co, who
failed few days ago, and orders for the an.
rest Of the members Of the firm issued. The
plaintiff in the case il r. f. Dietz Yester-
day afternoon his counsel, f. A. Ward, ap-
peared be6ore Judge Calvin +. Pratt in
the supreme oourt Brooklyn, and asked
for an attachment against the firms prop
erty and for an order for the arrest Of the
firm The firm, il was stated, was indebted
to Mr.. Dietz in the sum Of s9500O The at
tachment was issued and the orders Of ar,
rest also. Bail was fixed at $4,000.
The Orders OF Arrest Out.
The members Of the firm are Edward ~
Field son Of Cyrus W Field Daniel A.
Lindley and Messrs Wiechers and Hilmers.
The orders Of arrest We're placed in the hands
Of Sheriff German, Of New York With the
announcement OF the liabilities Of Field,
Linley, Wiechers & Co. the news now comes
Of the serious illness Of nearly every mem.
Der OF the Field family II was stated on
good authority last evening that TIM malady
Of Edward NJ Field had developesAo much
that little hopes are entertained Of his ever
recovering his reason.
Cyrus W. Field Very ui
Cyrus W. Fields condition was not en-
couraging last night The recent loss Of his
wife. followed by the financial difficulties
and illness OF his son, have not been with.
out their effect on the old man. DR.
Eugene M. Fuller, his medical attendant,
says.
"Mr Fields condition Is certainly critical
He is an old man, and il is difficult 10 say
what the outcome Of his illness may be. }
haye still hopes for him.
Assets Only $500.
II have Just deposited $500 in the bank,
said Assignee CiElrles w Gould yesterday.
"This sum includes all the assets Of the firm
Of Field Lindley, Wiechers & Co which
are in sight at present One Of the clerks
told me today that he thought he knew
where there was $1,000 that could be col.
lected told him td drop everything else
at once and 60 for that $4,000. We couldnH
find enough money this morning to pay ths
/ clerksn
Mr. Goud was asked where the money
had gone, but he only said, II wish
knew in wistful tome
The firms liabilities are &s0QsO0O.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01

Of the relator TO find this man and bring
him face u face before me II counsel for
the relator win apply TO me for an attach
meut against this man I'll grantit. I'D have
him hore by force. Il may be fairly said
upon the surface of things in this case shat
this man Welch IL under the influence and
is acting by the advice Of somebody else,
whether Of the executive or not, | don't
know
The iustioe afbcrwnrd spoke of the course
Of the gove1Ror NJ wholly inexcusable. It
was calculated, he said, to prevent rather
than promote Justice
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
BunlaIo AthIetes Relnstated.

NEW YoRK, Dec 1--At the meeting OF
the Metropolitan Association Of the ANA.
teur Athletic union the Mohawk Athletic
club and zgzag Bicycle club, of Buffalo,
were admitted to membership. The Queen
City Athletic club, Of Buffalo, was cautioned
not 70 give prizes in members games in vio-
lation Of the rules again The following
men were reinstated w d. Coulter, Sew.
enty-fourth Regiment Athletic association,
of Buffalo; w. j. ~ Lang, j. B. Moore, j..
+. Cunlif, II. " Woodward and g. w.
Heberling, all of Buffalo
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
cARLE. eREWTlEs.

The miners strike in Paris is at an end.
The rebels in China are said to be march
ing unchecked on the capital.
Archduke Henry Of Austria is dead He
only survived his wife one day.
The Yorktown has arrived at Valparaiso,
Chill. The intendente Of that city has asked
for the Baltimore surgeons evidence az to
the nature Of Boatswain's Mate Rigsn's
wounds.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
Mr.. Pnrner 10 Leave for ireland.

TRENTON, Dec. when John Parnell, OF
Georgia, arrived at "Old Ironades,n Bor-
dentown, N. j., TO escort his mother 70 Ire
land to visit the grave Of her son, Charles
Stewart ParDell, Sheriff Charles shinn, Of
Burlington county, served a summons on
him He is cited to appear before the su-
preme court at Trenton on Dec p in an
action Of contract for $1,000 damages. The
suit il brought by w H. Warner. This suit
will not prevent his mother from sailing on
Wednesday
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
MoRLp,s FAlR eossIP.

The Exposition Great Thing for Cana
da's New Mail Service.
LONDON, Dec. LIN an interview Hon.
Charles II. Upper. Of Canada, says that the
Chicago Worlds fair VIII afford an excellent
opportunity for beginning Canada's proposed
new mail service in swift steamers ACROSS
the Atlantic The Canadian service would
be able 10 deliver mails more rapidly in the
western states Of North America than the
steamship lines by way Of New York. He
had no doubt that the imperial government
would add a substantial amount to NJ
R33,0O0 a year to which the Canadian ,
line would be entitled
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
CIose I'D rnlr snndnrs.

HARRISBURG, Dec. The committee OF
the ,a -ssuTg. Ministerial asso, alton has
sent a circular TO So ~ 8is and o. u''is.
in Pennsylvania asking ,s.,t some agtig0 y
taken at the midweek service protestiHa
against the opening Of the Worlds fair 6b
Sundays II also requests the Pennsylvania
board Of managers to give voice to this sen
timent at their meeting on Dec 10.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
elsAoP keNRlcK RANouErEp.

Impressive Ceremonies at the Celebration
Of His EKnieth OmctAl Anniversary.
ST. LOWS, Dec, The clergy in attend.
ance o'a the jubilee celebration Of Arch,
bishop Ktnrick bapcdeted at the Lmdel
note' WHERE theJ began 70 assemble imne
alaiely ar the mass at the cathedral. The
CAVITY Il and Archbishop Kenrick marched
ess in arm into the banquet hall, followed
the archhishops, bishops, monsignors and
priests The tables were set in the form Of
a ct with tables hanldng on both sides
The archbishop was seated at the head OF
the table, with the cardinal on his right and
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
Stnry.a = t.n,,o - V,~n,,,

SYRACUSE. N. ", Dec. Anna M. Pur-
dy. keeper Of a private maternity hospital,
was placed on trial here for the illegal prac-
tice Of medicine. Some months ago public
attention was aroused by the fearful death
rate at the institution. Then came the
death, under mysterious circumstances, Of
an infant named Freddie O'Connor, Miss
Purdy was indicted for manslaughter. The
coroner testified that the 0Connor child
had died of starvation
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
nnnker nenl. WI rroseente.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. Millionaire Banker
Beals, after an interview with the prose
cutting attorney, ia which the latter strongly
limited that Mr.. Beals might be called upon
Co answer the charge Of compromising q
felony has decided to prosecute the people
who abducted m child, David Beals, Jr
He has given description pf the man who
brought back the child, aud II Is believed
that he viii soon be under arrest.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
DIR. Grave. SECS His son.

DENVER, Dec. las Dr. Graves took his
seat in the courtroom he started on seeing q
thirteen-year-old boy keenly eyeing him
from a seat within the bar inclosure This
boy was Charles Vernon Brown. whose
grandmother, Mrs. Harriet Baker, of Daniel
sonville, Conn, rs here to testify that Dr.
Graves has acknowledged to her that he ia
the boys father and that he tried to poison
the boy, who is the natural son OF the doctor
Evening journal., 1891-12-01

ed at the head Of the table in the order Of
seniority on the right Of the cardinal-Arch,
bishops Feehan, Salpointe, Gross, Corrigan,
Janssens and Katzer On the left Of Arch
'ishop Kenrick We're Archbishops Elder,
80. ans, Ryan, Fabre, Ireland Riordan
W "a. op Hennessey The dignitaries were
sl,,. s.'..s -. table running diagonally to the
e''.se f.s - ~ -, around them We're the visit
ing ana city clergy
At the cathedral kVchbishop Ryan delivs|
cred a rmon,eulogisti,of Bishop Kenriclk
whose fifty yeHrs Of labor hes made him
prominent among American 'prelates.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
Germany b Enthn.IastY u.

BERLIN, Dec - l, ne sVNv nment organ,
me lseIi at first treated
tne oilu L iall WIN Indifference, if not
posillNe aeelelpil' u'~ changed its tone The
paper now ssgssS 8 that abstention from
lne tAI WuoU njure German industry,
Whtsh y = nev a duty and an honor TO have
~eithliy ieP scented This view is shared
aihest uu" ersally by the German press
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
TAE MAMIE eIsAop MYsrgRY.
Physicians Say Her Death Resulted from
Unnatural Causes.

Unnatural Causes.
AsBURY PARK. N. j., Dec. THE mys-
terry surrounding the sudden death of Miss
Mamie Bishop the pretty young daughter
Of David Rowland, Of West Asbury Park,
has not yet been cleared up. An autopsy
was made, but while the physicians win not
make known the result Of the investigation
they do not deny that the girls death was
the result Of unnatural caA@ The stomach
has been sent to Professor X. Ogden Do
remus, of New York, for analy -, and the
inquest has been adjourned for two weeks
pending a report from the specialist,
AS soon as the autopsy was concluded the
corpse was taken to Keyport for interment
The case has created great excitement il
Asbury Park and Ocean Grove.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
Len twenty Live aTen IN The Debris.

TACOMA, Wash, Dec. 1.-The story that
twenty men We're left buried out Of sight,
but alive, under the earth and mud Of the
landslide at Canton station last "Wednesday
by the Northern Pacific Railroad oompanya
bosses has been confirmed. 1t is said thad
no effort is being made to recover the bodies
Eye witnesses say the sight was blood.
curdling and the cruelty Of it past under
standing
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
Rerenson CONC wIth s1n.ooo.

BosToN, Dec Benjamin Berenson, a
dry goods jobber Of Salem and one of the
best known and most trusted members Of
the Jewish colony here, has disappeared
with about $4,000 obtained from Hebrew
brethran. A warrant for his arrest has been
placed in the hands Of the police.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
One Benefit Of an Autocracy.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. THE Bourse Ca
zette states that the imperial government. in
order to put an end to the boarding of grain
for higher prices, intends to purchase all
stores of grain owned by private parties, the
sale being made compulsory at a price to be
the same as that ruling ON the day of the
issuing of the decree. Sellers are to be per
mitted to retain enough for their household
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
BUSINESS epPoRruNIr1Es.


EOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
REAL EsTATE.-1he we'll known 'Prac-
tical Farmer Hotel at Grubbs. Brandywine
hundred, is offered for sale. or will exchange
hundred years; the only road house on the
Philadelphia pike between this city aud Ches-
ter; has a splendid bar and hotel trade JOHN
ton. del
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
Probable End of the Brice Cont

Probable End of the Brice Contest.
COLUMBUS. O., Dec. Judge George X.
Nash, whom the Republican state central
committee decided TO employ to examine
the question of Brices eligibility TO election
TO the Unsted States senate from Ohio, has
refused to act. This probably puts an end
to the Bsa0c matter.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
Roth and Armand peeIared Insnne.

New York, Dec John G. Roth, who
attempted TO assassinate Rev John Hall
Sunday, and Louis Armand, who was ar
rested a few days ago for forcing his atten-
tions upon Mrs Charles B. Alexander,
daughter of the California millionaire,
Crocker, have been officially adjudged in
sane
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
These counterfeiters We're photographers

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE secret service
is informed of the arrest at Essexville, Mich,
of Mr. and Mrs Block charged with making
and passing Photographic counterfeit five
dollar and twenty dollar notes. It is said
the contents Of the Photographic gallery win
convict the Blocks.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
Emnlre stnte cnnnls cIose.

ALBANY, Dec. l.--At midnight the canals
of the state-the Champlain, Black river,
Oswego and Cayuga-closed for the winter.
The Erie canal, however, does not close un-
til Dec. unless the recent cold wave rem
ders the use OF the locks impossible by ice
forming
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
Mrs. Chapmnn has n ReIansc.

BROOKLYN, Dec. Mrs. Hawley Chap
man, who was shot by her husbands nurse,
has had a relapse. Her condition is ex-
tremely critical. Scearvaunt, her assailant,
was remanded until Dec. IS. Hawley Chap
man, the wounded woman's husband, is i'm
proving.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
sruraerer uarr,ot siIent

FREEHOLD, n. j., Dec. Louis Harriet,
who was held for the grand jury for the
murder Of Mrs. Charles T. Leonard at At
lantic Highlands, and who is in Jail here,
has made no confession yet He is as dogged,
obstinate and sullen as ever.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
The yorktown win Relieve Can't. schlev.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA cable dispatch
was received at the navy department an
nouncing the arrival of the gunboat York
town at Lota, Chill. She VIII probably re-
lieve Captain Schley and the Baltimore Of
further duty at Valparaiso.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
New Yorl, veterans Meet In MARCH,

ALBANY, Dec. 1.-The dates Of the next
annual encampment Of the state G. A. R..
which was scheduled to be held in Buffalo
on Feb. "A and ., has been changed ia
March and 10 because Music hall could
not be procured for the former dates.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
Anxious About Secretary Poster.

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE continued i'll
ness Of Secretary Foster excites some un,
easiness among his friends. During last
week his condition was such as to cause ap
prehension. He is unable TO sit up, and only
the most urgent matters are brought to his
personal attention.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01

LoIlnsnn Coo to LniI.

JERSEY CRY, Dec. William n. John
son, who was arrested Saturday night for
embezzling two years ago $4,000 from his
uncle, William II. Halney, prominent real
estate broker, was committed for trial in
default Of 81 600 bail
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
Justice Renner Arrested.

UNION HILL, N. j., Dec samuel Rem
ner, justice Of the peace and real estate
dealer of Union Hill, has been arrested
charged with obtaining money under false
pretenses in selling lots without authority,
-e slloro9
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
rire nIen Mere KlIled.

KALIsPELI, Mont, Dec la span Of .
bridge on the Great Northern railroad en-
tension fell today, taking down with IL
fifteen men. Five were killed and the
others injured. Some of the injured mag
die.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
ccneral Nlles for president.

CHICAGO, Dec, The Chicago Times has
started presidential boom for General Mel.
son A. Nhos with half a page Of the history
of his life and military services
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
FOR SALE.

The stock, good will and fixtures OF the
wholesale liquor store with saloon adjoining,
at Nos. 207 and 200 West Frcnt street. This is
one Of the largest, Oldest. and best business
places in the state. The properties Nos, sO7
200 and 2ll West Front strset will he rented
or sold on reasonable TERMS as the owner
wishes TO retire from business. Apply To
PHILIP G. PLUNRETT
No. 2W Meat Hrnnt afraaf
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
CnrIvIe Hnrri., TrinI.

NEW YORK, Dec. Carlyle W. Harris,
the medical student who has been indicted
for the murder Of Helen Nelson Potts, win
be tried for the crime on Dec Z.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01

Archbishop Elder
on his left. Imme
Ciiately in front, on
the archbishop
plate, was a pillow
Of white roses, and
behind a realistic
representation in
candy Of st. John,
lit up on the inside
with an electric
lamp. The arch.
Iiahona xvarp aaaf.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
Colonel John Cockerin Re-elected

NEW York, Dec. lat the annual cleo
ton of the New York Press club John A.
Cocierin, editor Of The Mopning Adver-
tissr. was Fe-eleceed president.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
The TEXAN Il Confident.
Hatch on The scene,

Candidate Hatch has arrived, accom-
panied by several colleagues. The party
went to Wizards hotel and at once opened
headquarters Governor Francis and Con
gressman Bland win reach here on Thurs
day Mr. Hatch is personally a popular
man in Washington. It is true, however
that his candidacy for speaker is not seri-
ously considered here. He is a good man
and would make capital speaker, but as
the lines are drawn today his road to sue
cess in the race appears to be hopelessly
blocked
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
A Politicians Table.

well known politician says: ~ have
table of my own, compiled with some care,
which shows that Judge Crisp is decidedly
in the lead at present. It. shows also that
Crisp has more pledged votes than Mills
and Springer combined, and It further shows
that, giving Mr. Mills the pledged votes Of
Springer, McMillin and Hatch combined,
the Texas candidate still lacks one vote Of
the nomination, assuming that 1l3 votes
win be necessary to settle the question
Evening journal., 1891-12-01

OUR LARGE CARRIAGE FACTORY AT
" Seventh and Shipley streets.
FIRST & ALLHON.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOA6D AND ROOMS.
----------~--.-
WANTED. = B0ARDERs, PLEASANT
rooms and home comforts. Apply No.
AZ King street.
WANTED BOARDERS. PLEASANT
~ rooms. gas, bath. house heated all through.
food locality. go West Ninth street.
DESIRABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD.
~ l07 East Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE : ONE THREE.YEAR-oLD
G colt, we'll broken. and ons good farm
Bullock. App TO +. J. FoH1J." ssc6hd aid
Webb reefs
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
NAIBSMEN WANTED SALARY ANra
- expenses. Permanent pi-o6. BROWN
BROs. CO. Nurser5 msS. Rochester, n. Y.
A GENTS AND ANvASsERS ATTEN-
IA tion.-We will supply you with outfits
free, save you expressage, postage and an
outlay of capital Half a hundred articles to
select from. Permanent work for respon .ible
sasn and women. Soc us. Wolfe, Eighth
sRa Market.
AESSRS. CHAS. l.. WEBSTER d Co,
NJ wish to correspond at once with a COM
patent book salesman. one who has sold ency-
clDrediCs 9, histories or books of the highest
quality preferred. To the right party an
opportunity is offered to establish and control
be sale Of the Library OF American Liteza-
4 Jre in field yet Enoccupied. Address, T.
q. WILLIAMS. Manager, 81 Fifth avenue,
New.York City.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01

DRINTERS.-FOR SALE. FOUR LARGE
Imposing Stones. Apply at this once
DIANO - SEVEN AND ONE THIRD
4 OCTAVE SQUARE PIANO FOR SALE
CHEAP; In good order; easy payments TO
good purchaser. Address, PIANO. Evening
Journal office.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
NUR WHOLE SECOND
floor is reserved for Over.
coats Every variety of

coats. Every variety OF
fashion and fabric is here. To
form an idea of our immense
stock of Overcoats, we have
over fifty styles of mems Over
coats at the popular prices of
S1o and $I2, besides hundreds
of other styles as low as SIS
and up to SIS.
Mems Storm Overcoats at
SIS 90, 7 90, 8 90, 10 90, II 90.
In our Boys and Children's
department you'll find the
same sort of elegance as we
have for men.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01

DRINTERS- STEAM FIXTURES, CON-
4 plete witt cones, hangers, ETC., suitable
office
Evening journal., 1891-12-01

Strictly one-price, and If
dissatisfied with your pur-
chase we will return your
money.
Evening journal., 1891-12-01
aEAL msrArR.
UInce open every evening.

II dencf, furnished, for the wintsr. Can
give possession at any time. Apply to
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-06-10

SENATOR STEWART has an article in
The June Forum IN which he says ::
The addition To our circulating me-
dunn up to The present time which
free coinage would have caused could
not have exceeded fifteen million doll
lars. Such an addition would have
been great boon in the present string
ency of the meney market. The pre-
diclioa that European coin would he
sent here If our minis were omen to
free coinage ef silver Is idle. Europe
needs all her silver coin. 1t is all held
in reserve for her redemption of paper
or Is in circulation among The people.
IL is the peoples money. which cannot
DO Withdrawn aithoul Inconvenience.
1t Is circulating on par with gold at
a raIIo of l512 To |. This Is valua-
tlnn higher by more than three per
cent. III An tbat placed on the silver in
the standard dollar. There is no silver
com IN The world which IL nol valued
higher ihaa our own, except the Mexi-
can dollar, which contains little
more silver than there is in the stand
ard dollar of The United States. The
only cheap silver 10 tue world Is the
small accumulation OF silver bullion
NOW on the market That accumula-
ton nat anly depresses the price Of
silver, but weighs down the price Of
all commodities.