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Are We So Soon Forgot

A smooth-faced man with scanty hair and
blue eyes strolled into Collector Hendricks
Office yesterday and stopped in front Of tho
desk Of Private Secretary Clarence Smith.
Smith looked at him suspiciously. and the Wis
itor smiled and turned to Acting Collector
Couch.
guess ! ought to be known around here"
replied the bald man.
"By Jove. Fassert!" exclaimed Couch and
Smith in one voice. What did you do with
your moustachoH
The Harrison cyclone at Minneapolis blew
1t off," replied the ex-Collector sadly.
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Railroads.
s>-e~>N ~. ~
DE N N SYlvANlA
RAILROAD. ''''
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERlCAI
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT ny ,.
Block Signals and Intcrlocking Switches,
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
Dcsbrosscs and Cortlandt Streets.
~ EFFECT JUNE ~, 1879.
Railroads.


THE FAST LINE.
SS isiye. %ls1ssnI fsS' saser GaiuSsa! go
snS ~ Ta n II 40 cns,go O., ri, ~:
Toledo except saturday,
THE ffSNSSI.vANIA LIMITED.
e,
Sls "nS and
III both SEXES iSalrs nSia Gsrrer ."p library. and
s!f Or sS, s
Ses Ma Sn ~ ~ nsr M 4 Nv M eA''"s'
81. LOUIS ANDSiNCtNNAiI EMPRESS.
400 =. M.-ruilmsn ve.t'hul" sleeping, Cars fro.
Louis S!:, and cnGinnA Mnn. smoking az ,, and
ATiS.S Emrin'i io,A, a y, aud -. E""ts ','of.
TIE coLTdriAN ExrRrss.
600 y. M.-rullmar rorihul" siccrinS. Inning.
smSng and Gnmyn a rSSa nssens Pes
THE W E.>TEGS EXPRESS.
"n1 r. 1,g ;.Srns car S Nsw
Sss Ne" A nGT to al f "@S' al ID 'O"Rss 70
40 + ~ ,, nsdda! Connect" iot Toledo 6'i'' sx'
rACIFi, EXrKEss.
900 y. ". ru.imNn Buffet slc'r!.ns l,nr New yoIs
Ss, Arly$s I'e "n, :, a, o S ,, ,n a. 1b
caro 20 " sccond morning Connects TOR 10 .sdo
daily, uni Tor Cleveland rnd conmu's, except sa:ur-
SOUTHWESTERN IMPRESS. ~
see a9. to a1 y"iS. a.. fs:"s c'r ss Ing
ca, Al;",na I. Aic4mgn Ait,yr. C"iImoa, g
ana =, Louis 100 A. Vi ecc.nd %"i',ns
h nnv. % S ;T az n F". s 81 E sf IN Ssw aSs
$50 =. M.-iri,y toy AT rj'.ts IN tlcsapent. ana
onin Railway. Win Through Sleeping and c:nne
6,GO e. M.--Shcnaudoah Valley E~rr-ss daily. with
lhieunn i'rimam bullet s.erlng Gar 10 New Orleans
BALTIMORE" hSi:rs; AND The
1910 \. NV nshinrt' n Limited Expresys
week days. Pullman Ne.tlu;c rarol Cars. Vrstibule
IN arlington a:5u +. II.
1,So J.: -, gr -.,cnn, Limited" daily
inv Wsshs"n as'S' Mrs. S S, eSsra Ia. ityonS
.usua Pullman charges ON either Of these train.
sn H. a% go i h"o aid " go f'2 .sa
sap and $40 A. NJ, 1870, 500. and 800 i, NJ. aaa
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. l:5o p. NJ week day., vita
Through buffet Paror ''ar- and Combined Coach:
Parlor Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. >,
limited With lining lining car. and 1910 WashingtSr
100, 30 800, H:So 90 30 eco 800 ESQ.
500, $40, aud 100 T. NJ. nd u IL night Accom-.
E1prcss. I.I5 $50 500 1000 Limiicds on! II:66
A NJ" go, 800 4:3o, 800, $50. 500. i13a ana
and 100 i. NJ
Tor time Table. ~ trains to local POINTS o, he
Hem, or. "r."I system 1pEy a., ne ioornE
T,sf iaHth =, .ni w"st i,5ih :. 2Si 90 uinnu; Az.
sfO fl!,nn St, ~ Broadway. and Brcosiyn Annex
saton foot q" FuItnn ST. Brooklyn: - hudson o.,
the New York Transfer Company will call for ana
check baggage rom hoies and residences through -
etes Hhs F. prcn, .rR wonpr.G5'
General Manager. Genera Pass'r Agent. :
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NEW YORK; <oNTnA,Fio., Am VEST

tKN ! klt!i AZ.
IN consequence or the improvements being made a.
the loot ~ Jay ~ the ferry al passenger Business ia
temporarily transferred from Jay 81 to trc ferry house
OF the leunsy lyana Railroad C0upuny at me foot or
WcsI 18th g. Trains leave West 4.d st: "
S:-O a NJ. % minutes rar..rr from foot of " eat
i3th 81 for Middotown, Boomtr gturgh For, IervTs
Moht,crlin Elthviile tHisb.uh, Liberty ltvinvsi OH
MAJOR Hancock. ta:hnr!aic. Scranton Walton Drini
sidney Nprwich, E"inert"n, Iiira Rome, ONEIDA Os
wego, Detroit. Chicago. and points Wc,i "
,O:l5 A. NJ. tor Caniphslt Hail Lakes Mohonk and
MinhawasRa. WAIKIKI Valley stations. Middietown
BloominglHrg EI.' nvill- Fal!sburgh Monticello nr
leyyir, Literty. White LAKE. '"'
1919 r. NJ tnnlrDcll Hall, LnkcS Mnhunk and MIN.
nevada, waikiki Valley stations Midil-o~n Bloorn.
insnurg Elsrnrillr: Pittsburgh luT!eyyile Liberty
800 I. NJ, Mdd!el"wn, Ta"sburrh. Liberty. Liv.
hgsnh Manor K"ckland. Walton. sidney. Norwich
Oneida. o,wego. E"Cheser Niagara Fails Detroit en-,
ras"; and West fulinnn secpcrs: rocn,ng.chair ar
:iI J.. N. .!d -: l:s0 7. NJ. West 18Th st. sntur
Gays only. for Mildrfown. Bloom ngburvh Eiicnvillr
M9h.ntaiH ia.' t.l'shMrtn Monticello Iiarieyviie
tDaiiy; al other trans daily except SUNDAY
Pullman drawing room seats and sleepinr cnr h.,tb.
obtained ~ 1913 broadway New YORK 'r''H >' ''''"'
J. &. Anderson, q. y. A., "a Rsavsrs, Nav yorr
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Toms.

A pvASCES fRocuREn urov FURNITURE without
n removal. Rad LIZ tE 2JJ broad Ay. New loTE.
aud SO fulton ST. BrOvkYn.
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fNo'SoSs-lard failures were fairly active and prices
advanced, On stronger Hc,tcn aItlcts. nA.es 1000
~ az T. sf"iNc ter July l."ic fnr rept"mher and
a, re iGr July 4" tor August, roc. lnr stptcmer.
~, 10. lnf october SIUt uTd WAS hTmer my less
Sr,in stss 10 to- prime city ut Opc ana 100 -
tontn-n %s. A. G2S regular IsLnra Tor mo
uId XXX .N gIis ~ prices Irmiy uaniAined Quoted
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ERlE: LINES,

~ Di.ect To Passaic, Paterson. Tuxedo. New pu ryh.
"~ Mu!dieown rort .lcrris Monticello, White Lake.
Hone dale. scranton, Bnghnmton. Elmra CosnnR,
Watkins Gen. Hath lamm"nispurt. Avon Springs.
Rochester horresvle. Rn'nlo Niagara Falls Toronto,
tGautauQun Lake, Cleveland Cincinnati ~. Ioua,
Chicago AMI all points West. Trains leave New York.
i,.E :.a;; "g:. nd ct " .iT..4
300 4. "a. lmiIy-yia Niagara Falls ana Chants..
qua AXE. Har'Or Car New York 10 Bufao. klep bsf
nornesrile TO CINCINNATI. Connects ut Port .Jsrsis.
except Sunday. for Monticello Delaware and Suslus-
hanna Valleys by daylight
$500 l.. ID. DailyNesiihule Limited. Solid train for
Chicago. via chnutaugua Lake. with dining car -
nat Delaware Valley by daylight
Bin ghamtOn. IIunesnalc. and Monticello. - .
O::sO II. VI Daiiy-Solid trans to Chicago via Stnfs
ara Fns and Grand Trunk ltawnf. slcepcTs to Hut.
fals ROchcstc-, Tor, nto and Chicago.
s;3O T.. paily--'in thautnulun Lake aud Ming
nra Fails Solid train to Chicago. sieepers t" Buffalo.
PORT JERvls-woek DAys--s A. NJ. o.. NJ. 10, 30
A. NJ J.. NJ. $40 J. NJ. so j. NJ. so I. ~. T. H.
!. NJ Saturdays only VI. - ,f-hl
SEWBCRGh--Weck Days. a. NJ. 345 r W, <,&SK,
NJ. 'i;:u J.. VI. T. W s.ndays--!I A NJ. 2 r. NJ G,jS-
y NJ Saturdays only-.l25O T. " (2ad It. l.4Wt = h
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a
4ol 2G:, and "oi ErOaImay Chambers ANA M.s. nd
St. Ferries, New YORK.: 1888 Fulton st, Brno Slyn; IO7
Broadway. William shrxh: 200 Hudson st. I!OhOke a.
and Jersey CITY station Eric Transfer Company calls
for and checks baggage iron: hotels ami residences
through lie destination.
H. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent.
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Burby. s.rnh J. to Annie C Cochran. 1855
Boyian terence and wife to Maria r shafier.
Dick. Katie. 10 Jacob A zimmerman anu ano.
2Jth st, lot ~. mos u IN gs)............ Be;
Gau!t. Mary f. to Amelia Bell. SIS 1884 ste
Gilmore VIM j. and wife 10 " 4 j sloane ms
Litter, Nictorine, to st Lakes Hospital, swcor
Matthews. Rober; II. and wife to Bradley L
Currer Go. Ltd. - l1th ST, e 4th av. mo. 20
Same to same snme prop. no ................ LOT
llS'h st. 4;h nv. month ... ......,....,... 26(
Marotzki, Carl A. md wife. to David Pttzlaf.
cor Washington nv and 18Th 81. ayrs". 800
Reilly. Hugh and wife to Jno Canda and
anO. as ll6th 81. Park nv. demand. ..,...... Sot
Reilly. Hugh and wife TO jacob Bookuian.
IGN st. W 81 Nv, month"; 1e4
Reilly. Hugh and wife to the Bradley Cur.
rier 60 u.t,). rs 11Gth st, c 4th az. mos. 2E
sous Rudolph ct al To the SAM. ZANE prop. 2S(
Scott John y. and wiIe 10 john 81, ids ana
Ano, trus. n " cor 18th ST and Park av. de-
mand q SO u
Tripler. Caroline. TO the Metropolitan Savgs Bk.
l26th 81. 9Th av. yr.............,....... 60(
Wilcox. Hailctt D. to Reuben NJ lIoyt, sSth
st. West End av. Observation-Disclosures. 7ef
RKcoRpID LEASES.
Brodbeck. Jno. to Frank RathSeber. store. &c.
112 Az d, t11-l2 yrs, per yr................. 81
schreiner. Jho. Jr. 10 Henry Lanpe. store. dc.
1907 LIST aV. yrs. per yr...........$l2oot to 13(
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New York and Boston All Rail,

Leave. Hy way Of D'tc
9OO 4. NJ. Springfield and Worcester 2.:V, T. "
1903 A. NJ. Sew London and PrOyidsncc. 4 30 r. N
llUU A NJ, Spring ed ard Worcester 80 r. ".
l23O u. tSpung ictl ani WurCest-r ;.:IU T.. u.
zoo T. NJ. iiarl ford and y y. and y =. ..fDP ".
90 r. VI. y, London and rr,v deuce 80 r. u.
200 NJ. Anew London and Providence, .,lUP n
$500 r. NJ, 'Nillina'ic and \, y. and ~ l. \. 10 r. Y.
100 J. NJ sSrringhcid aud Worcester jO.oOP. "
300 ! NJ. new Lon on ami Providence. II :nP. u
~ 400 l. A. .Sp.iny'c d and Worcester. 4; "a. II.
IC l. W.. Nc" London ana Providence. .:pu v u
.Kins daily including sundays
iA!i pario cars
Return service, same hoErh and by saIae Tou.rs
Through parior or sleeping ars by each train rf'
&. T. IIIMrsTEAp, G-nl i'a,s AGENT,
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Webster nv csl15 n 10th ST. 75Xl25x74,
lns; Jas L iiaurer and WHO to Felix DE

Webster nv. cs. LIE n 10th st. T5Nl25NI4x
l2e; Jas L iiaurer and WHO to Felix j De.
Anthony avs cor tray st. 5OSlOO: st
Iuke's Hosp to Nictnrine Litter ...............
1olth at, n s, 90 10 c 9TH av. 1U.Ux1UO.11; Mary
J Doupre TO Hem + Cromwell ..................
116ths 81, SIS. 100 e Park sy, 25XIOO.1l. Hugh
Reilly and wife to Mary J Kane. ...........
18th ST. n \, 22+.S ID NV. O4X1O2.2; solomon
Wallenstein and wife to Isabella !. Reekman:
18TH st. $ $. l2o W I'd av. 30XlO2 .; Charles
liennely and wife to Peter Mccormick. e. g.
6Sth ~. = ). 32b " ith nv. 25xlOOS: Reginald
II Ward and wife to Hallett ID wilcox. $3.50.
Cpd 1T. II =. 225 10th av. o0x10O.S: Sarah
Busby to Mary T. Brcnnan....... ...,.,..,...,..
81 b Al, u s. 20, " oh av, 1NxlOOS Ida
Brown ct a, to Jacob A ZinI me rim ann and ano
Water st, 237 and 239. Eleuzur Meierhof and
wife to bel lllrsch....,.... ..:.....:........
Same prop: julius llirSch and wife to EleRzar
81
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r1NANcriL AYp COMMERCIAL.
v.,, York stock ExchnuSc-Shcs June 2S
rx,rrn STATES Axp STATE BONDS IN sl.o0osL

co 1870 ratass OF rNrr&n sr,rss n,Sos
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de-
surplu. s22.7s3.s25 s1os72 $50 dec 81 0lI775
n; : :n5Ds's ysas ago "Assoo and two
The Northern Central Railroad reports gross
earnings for May of S550.n91. an increase Of
81 632 as compared with the Same month Of
last year. and net Sl20.174. a decrease Of $685.
gross earnnss v wsre a Increase
S164 .523 as compared with the corresponding
period Of last year. and net $133.70o. de-
s3.452.9 sl: and from internal revenue S.
451. total OF $U836 432. against S,.O75.774
last week. and making tho total receipts since
July S343. O99.430.
reee s darine tho WeeE Sr
redemption, 81 1868. $50: amount reissued. ST.
3S4.5OO. and destroyed. S3lO.6Ol. Balance OF
deposits in the Treasury to redeem national
Treasury balances compare with those Of
last Saturday as follows:
e.,s eel. and ss,,sn II: + .ni e.
Lsssi tenders. including 0'-oo '''i'-
Treasury notes, e,374s77 1906, 2as
Totals, .sI25. s07,l72 sIa7s0s.sai
Deposits In national banks, $l3.O84. 5o4,
against sl3.230. 7a1 last Saturday.
Coupon No. on the p cent. mortgage dc;
PsSns e comsy 'Rf @ fP ba
paid at the Office of the knickerbocker Trust
Company on and after that date
Money in London. p y cent. Rate OF dis
count in the open market. for both short and
auoe '' Cents at 81 ran e 75 ee aTlsss
and exchange on London ut 70 francs 1874 CEN
times.
The sales of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
adj
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-26
l.EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and The West,

sl5A VI. 78oP. NJ. Sundays s:l5 4. ~ TAO p ~
For Easton. 800 S.l5 A. N. 1880 2:l5 :}!iL 6:I6
n3, T. NJ sundays, :ou. sl5, II go A. 81. 40 80
For Bsth,cncm. Allentown. and March Chunk : 800,
MID A. M 1850. 3;i,. ,; Is, 80 r. NJ Sundays, I 200
S:1J. ~ 20 NJ. 4:4O. TtDP. NJ.
For Haxicton. 10 4. ". !. 30 ::4: 80 NJ SIM.
days. S:l i1:np 4 w.. T:3OP NJ.
for points IN the Aahanoy coal region At $40 4. NJ
1880. 3 A J.. NJ. sundays. s:l6. 100 4. NJ
For Wikeshnrre. rittstor and scranton Sis A. NJ
!2;:.o ~ % NJ. sundays. except scranton, g. is
For Eln,Is. NIB 4. NJ. u 80. 80 r. " sundays.
S:15 A. NJ. 7:;O !. VI.
Tickets and garior ear seats ean be procured at 17o
80 :hl. 40 49, 34:, lao Brnndwar, - Murray 1t ,
5ltthnal a. 81 East i4th st.. 23J Columbus uv and
S3 West 18th 81. new York; 333 Washington ST. TN
fulton St. Brnoklyn. and ~ Broadway Villa m. bureh
Wescott Express e." will call for AND ciccL uu
nom hoc. or residence to dcs nation.
A. A. MCLEOD c. O. HANCOCK
freht ani Gen MITE Gen. rhs,. AGENT
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All shares are Fuii.Pnid stock and Non.
assessabie. Stockholders will bnve no per-
sonal liability whatever.
The Company begins business without my
debt liability.
The Charter OF tho Company ana It's BY.
Laws provide that no Bond or Mortgage
be created withou. tho consent OF ninety per
cent. of tho Preferred Stockholders, niso
that this provision cannot he altered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-26
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
station foot of Liberty ST., North River.
Time Table in Eject June 30, lee2.
Trains leave vim
Central railroad of New Jersey
70! PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore, and Washington.
HSshN 81 kkRGIlI RANjr

For l'ha.!e phi- 60 I:45 300. 10 o. II $50 A. NJ
with dining car so Is. $50. with dining ear 90
300 500. 90 S:45l IL In night. Sundays 200
1880. l 30 A. NJ. with dining car 80 .: 30 with
am nS car. b!Go. 600 l. ~, l2:i5 nirht ~
fnr baltimore and Washington daily at 900 1850
r. y. IA night
Addition al train week days for baltimore at Pm
Warrior Nhrs on Day Trains Sccue-s on Night Trans
Fur Headihg. harrisburg rnttsyI l., &C. ut 40 A. 81
80 III Reading only 90, BOO except Puitsviiie
$50 N. EXCEPT Harrisburg 1915 night except sat
risburg 100 except PotsvilIc, 600 T. NJ. except liar
rishurs. !. :lo night.
For sunbury. Lewisburc, and winusport. via Phi,a.
de.uha, al .::o A. NJ 30 go l.. NJ. i4lh night; ex.
Gtp Saturday night. sundays. +. NJ. l2:l5 night.
t2r EHs on. a: o. !a5 - a; NJ: 10! - 49,
For Bethlehem. AlIcntoSn. II .ucl Chunk &C.. 90
TAO. 8 - A. NJ. 1:ob. 2r. 5il5 100 r. NJ. O Allen
town. sundays. 80. T:i- A. NJ, i;uo. $50 r. NJ
FOR Wkesharsc Piti.ton. and Scranton SAB A. N.
4::'o NJ sundays $3.50 A. NJ
t%r high I'd H;snTh end Lake lIopa!ecns 800
For Perth ine1y 40 5;5o, si5. i6.so. 'iI:so A.
NJ. lao 2:45. 500. 80. 90. 80. cas- 80 r n
Sundays. BOO, IL 80 A. ~. 4:ooP. VI
ALI. Raj. ROUTE.
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands 1880 s:1I 80
4 r. ! 40 o. h:l5 ?. Al. sundays. DI5 NJ 400
FOR Ned Rank. Long Branch. and points sou.h to
Point ricRshut $50 SIS. 1870 II 80 A. NJ. 20
Saturdays on!y 30 2s5. 80 800 80 ne i,:l5
r. NJ surdays except OCEAN Grove and Ashury PARK,
cab ] 100 a. NJ. : CO y. NJ.
For Lakewood. Toms RIVER Barnegat Park and bar.
negat. 30, s:l5 A. ". 80. 1901 81
Fer Atlantic city. Vueland. and Bridsoton. $50 A.
For Monmouth Reach. Seabrish.. and Highland
Beach. 4:3o $40 A. NJ. 1880. A:3O. 8:15 T ".
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FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
. from. Pier =, y. H.. foot Hector 81.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Relch, Sehtripht
and Long Branch, ut 30. 900. II :OOA VI. 100 3:IS
40. t:So Z. ". sundays. $50 A. NJ. ] 90 i. ".
For Eteron Ocean drove Ashnry PArk. and Point
Pleasant, at II 90 A NJ. 100 3:45 80 :: 80 T. NJ
FOR Red Bank. 80, :OO A. 81. 90 $40. 30 r. NJ
sundays. $3.50 A. NJ
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnegat nj 4: 10 A.
NJ. 400. 3:45 T.. NJ
For Freehold AT l:OC. 3:45. $780, NJ
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nj EIHmEfHA AiIy ExGGHAsGE NATIONAL BANK or
beard OF Directors this day declared Of tbras
per reh Tree or TAX. payable after july iHp
VIZ" ""'" u"to VIC transfer looks viii femain clasSd
A 5. AGAR Cashier.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-04
HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS.
The Boston Ordered to Proceed
There at Once.
AS ALSO THE SHIP ALLIANCE.
The Latter Will Remain at Honolulu Until
After Matters Become More
Tranquil.

NEW YORK, Oct. "A Washington dis
patch to the Herald says: According to
late advices received ct the state depart
ment from Minister Stevens, affairs on
Hawaiian islands are growing from bad to
worse. Serious political troubles, which
may develop into revolution is feared, and
that the state department views the situa-
ton with some concern, Is shown by the
request from Secretary Foster that orders
for the cruiser Boston to leave Honolulu
for Acapulco where she was to join Rear
Admiral Jersrd's special feet. be counter
manded, and that the Alliance be
kept at Honolulu until after things
are more tranquil. The state depart
ment prominently acquiesced and
telegraph Instructions to this effect
were sent to San Francisco Saturday last
and by mail for Honolulu the same day.
Orders for the Boston TO sail were sent by
the Alliance, which left Frisco early last
week, and it may happen that the Boston
viii get off before the mail steamer ar
rives with countermanded orders, in which
event another steamer viii be seat from
San Francisco to join the Alliance in look
ing after American interests in Haweiis-
The chief concern felt by the state and
naval officers at the situation in Honolulu
grows out of of possibility of something
happening to destroy our chances Of secur-
ing control of Pearl aarbor as coaline
station.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-04
A CURIOUS STORY.
The President of San Domingo offered an
Annual Bride.
character IF

Annual Bride.
NEW YORK, Oct. "a curious story is
being circulated to the effect that Great
Britain, Germany and Italy, jealous of the
advantage Americans are reaping from
reciprocity with San Domingo, had con-
spired to overthrow it. The action of
Great Britain and Italy is not defined in
the story, but it was said Germany offered
ULYSSES Henreux, president of San Do
minao, an annual bribe for life of $50, 600 if
he would declare the treaty sbrogated
The consul of San Domingo here today
demand ON San Domingo in which they
claim that under a clause of former
treaties they are entitled to be the most
favored nations in treatment. This has
alarmed San Domingo.
The attitude Of Germany is especially
dangerous, as all the San Domingo tobacco
trade Is with Hamburg. and this was
threatened with duty which would have
been final. Ii the demand is acceded to all
DOMINICAN sugar would have to be sent to
London, in which case the United States
would reimIose sugar duties. Accordingly,
the consul says he was dispatched to talk
the matter over with Secretary Foster.
He added that Durham, the American
minister to Hayti. and German. minister,
have both gone to San Domingo, and they
are in consultation with the president and
both keeping their respective governments
informed of the progress of the negotia-
tions. He expects satisfactory solu ton
of the difficulty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-04
-FOUR BOLD ROBBERS.
An Erie, Pa, Bank Invaded at
Noontime.
ASSISTANT CASHIER WOUNDED.
Daring Attempt to Rob the Keystone Ma
tIonal Bank The Robbers Captured
After Hard Fight.

ERIE. Pa, Oct Tremendous excite
ment was caused in Erie today by daring
attempt to rob the keystone National
bank. About 1870 O'Clock there were no
customers IN the bank and Assistant
Cashier Frank Kepler and Clerk Charles
Liebel were busy on the books, when sud
denly quartetts Of tough looking strang-
ers came, in revoIvers in hand The
strangers took positions at each Of the
windows around the desks and painting
revolvers st the heads of the TWO clerks,
told them to throw up their hands. In
stead of doing this Keplea snatched up "a
paper weight and was about TO deal the
fellow nearest him blow on the head
when two shots were fred by the in
truders. One bullet struck Kepler iii the
left cheek, inhicting a serious but not
dangerous wound.
The young man fell fainting to the foor.
and the robbers becoming frightened,
ran from the bank and fed Up Eighth
street. The shooting attracted large
crowd and g number of citizens gave chase.
The robbers, finding the pursuit TOO not,
turned on their pursuer5 and opened fire,
but fortunately no one was injured. FL
nally special officer from DoenerI over
took the desperadOes, and after firing one
shot they surrendered.
On being searched nine revOlvers and g
collection of knives and brass knuckles
were found on them. The prisoners gave
their names ss John Courtensy and e. r.
Hawley of New York city, Dan e. Evans
and Charles w. Smith of Syracuse.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-04
A Bank wreeker Dying.

BUFFALO, Oct Edward S. Damn, the
wrecksr Of the National Savings bank. il
lying at the point Of death and has csen
unconscious for forty hours. He was to
have gone into court this morning and
pleaded guilty, out on account OF his COZ
dition his attorney secured q postpone
ment for one week There are various
rumors as TO the cause Of mis- illness, among
which is that he took poison Tor the pur-
pose of suicide The doctor declines to say
what the nature Of the illness Is 1t Is be-
lieyed that he will not recover.
It is now learned that he is suffering
from opium poisoning. He IS still uncon-
scious.
Bank wrecker Damn died this evening.
Damn was stricken with spoplexy Saturday
ngiht, and never rallied. II was rumored
that his death was caused by MS ewn hand,
but the doctors positively deny it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-04
prapery Firms Iot.ering.

LONDON, Oct 3--Rumors have been cir
culated for several days past Lnat d large
drapery house in the West Emu, LONDON,
was hopelessly insolved. Commenting upon
the rumors today the st. james Gazette says
several great drapsry hrns are towering
under the severe general depression winch
mas affected ali RANKS OF S0cleLY. This de-
preston was badly felt last Christmas
time. when the beJhroLnal of the Duke
Clarence of Avondale and Princess May
created demand for new style goods, Wnlcn
were no sooner produced tnan all demands
were blasted by the duke. Tue Gazette con-
cludes by saying il is to be hoped the
royalty will set the bali of prosperity roll
ing in the announcement that the Duke oil
York is about to marry, and that it viii
have magic effect.