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TELEGRAPHIC.
CURRENCY SCARCE.
One of The Principal Subjects Of Dis.
CussiOn In New York.
PREMIUM OFFERED FOR GOLD
An Abundant supply Of Currency al
the sub.trcasury. 49, Clearing
House Certificates Issu,d.

NEW YoRS, Aug. 7.-Aside from
fine meeting Of Congress and lite posi-
bic action on the silver question, to-
Gather with its probable effect on busi'
ness In general and the stock market
In particular, the pt6ciral subject OF
discussion today was the continue
,carclty Of all forms Of currency, notes
and specIe. In fact, according TO well
informed bankers, that was the most
serious question NJ the day. The
money brokers today were paying ~
high as to percent for currency,
and were getting as high rs % yer cent
for II In big lots.
one peculiar feature today in con.
nectlon with this scarcity Of cash was
that the money brokers were oidulng
from ! 20 i Of pet cent for gold 10
arrive, Notwithstanding that the rate Of
foreign exchange today did not
warrant the importation Of gold.
sigh. sterling was In demand today In
Consequence OF the Offering Of prem
ium for gold.
AT the sub.treasury TO-DAY II was
said that there was an abundant
supply OF currency on hand, whlch
the bauka car have In exchange Tor
it, equivnl, g.. The clearing mouse
loan committee Issued sl,Ol5,OOO more
loan certificates today making the
total amount now outstanding $685.
OBj, 600.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Considerable Excitement in the HOUSE
Of Commons Yesterday.
Iudin's Lo.s by the stoppHge OF SilyoT
Coinage Anarchists Excluded.
cholera Reports

LONDON, Aug, There was con.
siderable excitement among .no con.
setvalive members at tue opening Of
today = session oil the house Of com
mons. The report stage Of the home
rule bill was reached at an earlier hour
than was expected aud Baliouf, who
had An important amendment to offer
to the bill was not present TO present IL,
Tho conservatives were very DESTROYS
OF having the amendment submitted.
George Battley conservative, requested
to be- Permitted to act Rs u substitute In
Offering the amendment.
speaker Peel ruled that at this stage
fubstitulos could not be- ALLOW ed. 4
number Of new clauses were then pro-
posed by other members OF tho Op.
POSITION, but the speaker ruled them
out ou the ground that duc notice hau
not been given OF their submission.
The uuilnists stood agh1st ~ they
saw ths report sweeping through with
lightning speed. Their fright was
niIayud when James Park Smith
(llbural uniOnisl), after having eight
new clauses proposed by HIM ruled out,
moved that the boundary commission
under the vii ne instructed TO inquire
ns a. the better division Of the Irish
electoral districts.
Toe debate on this motion was taken
up ana this gave the opposition time to
breathe. Conservative and liberal
uniouists whiIs were at once dis
iatched In search " the abseutees ~
summon them TO immediate attend.
auce ut the house.
BallOur and other members Of the
opposition appeared In the house In
time 20 take part In the debate on
smith's motion. Eventually the mo.
dau was defeated by vote Of 1876 TO
l52.
smith moved two further clauses
dealing win elections in Ireland
A nor debate each clause was rejected,
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TRIP TO THE NORTH.
An Excursion TO Cache, Bear Lake
and Snake River Valleys.
Opportunity Of The Year TO visit aud
spend Pleasant lime In Northern
Utah and Idaho.

The Union PrclHc trains on
Tuesday, August 10, will carry from
Salt Lake the Annual Cheap
Excursion 10 Brigham Guy and Nil
points north Ia Cache, Bear Lake aud
snake River Valley, aud 10 Yellow
stone Park, on tho following terms 10 r
the round tfiT:
TlN DAY TICKETS.
brigham city SEAS
rurEEN uAr rCNEt~
Logan. 81 80. Preston, AI5n
Franklin, 10 oxford, lsH
rocatcllo, $3.50,
TuiurY DAY uCKtr+
ldaho wallis, BIO5u. Soda Syringe, : sac
Market Lake, 100. Montpelier 1000
a spucinl ra,e o. s41 wili DO given
through Yellowstone Park II suill
cent party II made NJ. Early Rppli.
cation should be maze to the excursion
managers.
The Cache aud Bear Lake Valleys
division will be carried on special
train leaving thc Uulon Pacific deput
M 100 q. m. On Tuesday. Exuursion.
ists for all SNAKE River stations viii
leave on the regular train al S p. m. ON
Tuesday, the l5tu.
Tickets may be- obtained at Coalter
a Snelgrovu's music store, - East
4, mpls street, the u. Z. Railway
office, ur the mnnagors,
BAXTER, ANpFRsuN n BUCKLE.
p. o. Address, Box Gs2, Salt Lake.
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IumuL Aug. 7.-rolay's session OF
the ln'trnaiioua S1claiIstSc ress "a
marked 10y great deal q. excitement.
fiist there vas "a heated debate ON tue
question whether the anarchists unI
independent socialitts should to I'r.
miiied 90 attend. A resolution was
carriei to admit irIugates pu'y from
societies rtcoEu znE the necessity OF
the OrsnniEnu,u uf labor cOngurfuntly
win political action
The adoption Of this resolution,
which Wa tnnism unit o. the txclu-
sion ui the anarchists, lcI 10 "a great
nproaL The AyIwod anarchist dele.
gates pItiiivtly refused 90 withdraw,
and several Vi them bad 10 be- elected
by force.
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MoIri' GoldlUrg plaintiff, No John s Gr0cs.
hurk, Ann ID ttuHaNrHE william 6rnpsurr ,
k.canur o. uruusuuHa. unu.hs H. Oruesnurk
lhndl Grngalvck, Joseph ~. -toutt. llrnrY Vs.
rurpu Ht.uu. Iumr| IU...r aLt Henry 10
W WIhrri co uuriUrf.. doing huslurfH UuIuT
thr hfu name o. iu.a.. wallace L.. D.
Archer 20, tcIt r. p. IurrIl, II 3. tHur",
NIN Mlftin and samuel n IIWur 60 purturIa.
under lhu nun uHmr 40 Martin a llusyi. 81
ll"uEhtlA MDNau HARDWARE Co., a corpora.
uuu defendant
Inc People OF che Territory OF Utah send
greeting.
To John a. GrocsnDgg Anu %. Grocslcre.
william brDUHHrUl. Eleanor A.. UroaHiUUl.
Nicholas u, utursh,us, Hhoda 1toosbyc.
utah n auOuM bIuE, corporation. James
tucker ami Henry a. Wallace, ropariuprs
doins business under Che Jim name Of IurLrf
TlI, u, n. LauHy, MHN Martha and samuel q.
llWur cnpariLors uuHUr mo nfm uumv uf
MHrtu lIpsor, and llusFuiuu MrNlir Hard
ware co., q corporation. Vi fund1uts
You are hereby required tu appear n an act.
ION brought against NHu HT the above named
plauuu IN the dIHUl"I court OF tho THird
judicial district OF ihr irr1ry Of umh, anu
90 answer 10 the complaint hlud theron WITHIN
ton days teNclusNu 1i Che day Of scrytrul alter
the service ON you ui IhlH HummuuB-U served
within ~. count OF % .gryed out oi tbl,
othvfNlHC within forty "NTH=ur tudg|uc 10Y
default VIII be- taken against you, according 10
the prayer OF said COMPLIANT
Tue huu action b. brought TO have Judgment
"a tie sum uf $4,000 TrUNlua and $50. Dob Iu.
,cfcat with interest 900 interest 90 u,uvuyr
cont, per unuuW un Wup'g ihgIeot Tor fIlI 90
sign2, taxes Win utgrus. nom May ~. sHI, and
At per cont pHr tuuum for il,ll paid
Tor recording certificate Of rcdoiup.
ton, for slOIl Attorney fees aud costs OF
suit, ALLEGED Go Do quo on a certain
prumitslty note, executed by Cufuuduuts
nt9e. beeh 20 planul IWl 10 ~, for 5000,
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obstacles 10 the importation Of MANI.
iactured silver from India, arising
rom the compulsory Hall marking law
lu England. He said that the silver
in The hands Of the people Of ludia was
stimafcd 10 amount tn value from
l4l,uO1,Oon 10 cl60, 1000 900. owing TO
HE stopping OF the free coinage Of ail.
yer by The Indian povernmcnt the
copie were unable to fui market for
heir metal, and were sustaining
enormous lossCs. The abolition OF the
Hail mark law IN England, together
with nee trade in articles msuuiac.
tutcd {. m silver wpulI, hr declared,
mitigate the evils brought ub.u! 10y
the stOpuago Of c1in,gs.
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nnEAr coNTUsIoN.
Iho Lady Managers Hold Another
Intercstirg Meeting.

Intercstirg Meeting.
CmCAGo, Aug. For four hours
this afternoon the lady managers had
another hot wfangle over the
trouble which grew out Of Mrs. Ball's
remarks about Mrs. Meredith SAtuf.
uay. There were tearr, Kisses, stamp.
Ing OF feet anu great confusion geueT-
ally.
Mrs. Meredith preolpiiated the row
by re dug report from her commit
tee, VI which she IL chairman, aud
Mrs. Bail In secretary, stating that
every member OF the committee had
signed letter TO Mrs. Palmer, asking
that Mrs. Ball bo excused from further
service ON the O mmittoe.
Then followed trouble. One paflia.
muntary question after another was
dung at tho chair, until even the man
who sits As parliamentary expert and
advises Mrs. Palmer, was bowilueTod.
As the debate grew heated, a large
number Of outsiders crowded into the
loom and seemed Co take keen enjoy.
mont IN the proceedings.
None VI the many propositions
made succeeded In running the gnuut.
lrt anu the meeting finally Udjourned,
With the ladies In very RULED frame
Of mind and the question Of the day
unsettled.
Al a meeting Of the national com
mission today Commissioner Goodull Of
Colorado precipitatod 10 gthy anu
heated debate by "A resolution reducing
the salaries OF Commissioners 81. Clair
and Massey, mentors OF the council Of
numinislfatiOn, TO $500 year. Now
they are getting s5JU per month.
IA. Brtmilz, accused 10y the Swiss
Worlds FAIR commissioners u en-.
utzzlemeni, from the Geneva exhibit.
On, was discharged TO-DAY, the Swiss
consul, Halingeb declining to prose.
Iutp
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Repeal seems sure,

New York, Aug. THE World
Washington correspondent has p0lled
Congress upon the proposed silver
legislation. One hundred and iOrty-
three representatives favor repeal
eighty.thTee declare for n substitute
aud nine will not talk. Twenty-Five
senators are for a substitute and TWEEN
iy.twO will not talk. Three senators
declare against repeal OF the sherman
act. Many members Of both houses
who WON'T talk will undoubtedly vote
Tor repeal. A large number OF th0ee
who want substitutes are for free coin
age or are against the Communication
vi silver.
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DURANGO, Colo, Aug. From Lh
Plata City comes the report that tue
Southern Ute Indians are HlaughtsfiHg
deer In thst vicinity just for their
hides. They leave the reservation
with impuuiIy anu refuse 10 dusist 30
thsif Ouslgughis upon gnmJ when told
to by the settlors.six Ute, killed twenty
deer Friday In two hours near LaPiata
aud left most OF the veusiou 10 rot ON
the plains, merely taking the hides.
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The West aud south Against the
ERst.

CHICAGO. Aug. Z. 80 Colonel A. G..
Fisk,0i Colorado, dcitgnte 90 the silver
convention, has remained IN this city
In consultation with bimotAliisis from
all sections Of the country, perfeCtiug
plans to iofcc Congress TO give the
nation the free coinage Of silver aud
some measure u justice to the uCbtots
anu producers. lie stated TO n
press reporter that detefmin
alton had been reaChtd TO use
every possible argument g. convince
the East that II was 10 the interest Of
nll classes TO restore silver aud give
the country a proper PER capita clrcu-
lation with which 10 do business, and
If the East persisted In reducing the
volume VI money, which would eu.
slave the West uud South, that com
bined effort would tU made by those
sections to wipe out the protective
iafill and toTelsion every soldier who
served IN either the Federal or Con.
iedefnte armlte, their wilows and or
phnns, anu TO enact IA gfaduatej iu-
come tax for that purpose.
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TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 7.-Govornor
Llowelling today appointed -iln-
Rullodge, Benjamin Hilbrum, W.
Jarlsou and Ihyge SIpafd, Danish
vico.cOnsul at kausas Guy, commits.
sioners TO Chicago TO confer with the
representatives OF foreign K governments
attending tue Wntli's Fair, Ia thr
interest OF steamship ttaublOflntiou {
Europe by way Of the Gulf o Mexico .
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. I--ProfestOr
y. :. Holden, director Of the Lick
observatory, telegfaphs the Associate, Il
Press ~ fOllOWs: Two Lick observatory
photographs Of tue sur. taken about 4
y. m. yesterday, Pacific time, by G. D..
Porrine, show nn object like come
on tue sun's face. 1 any observer has
a photograph or a drawing ~ the sun
at that hour the observatory viii be
glad 10 see copies ~ them.
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PORTLAND, or, Aug. lin Ia,
CASE Of the twcnty.eight Chinese held
on the steamer HHytian Republic,
United States COmmltsi1Ier DyaIy
this afternoon decided that under sec,
tons two aud siX o the Gtaty act,
eighteen were entitled to lAuu and thr
remaining ten must bu dclOrlvd.
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NWNNA, Aug 7.-Cholcra IA spread.
ing IN RImauib aud Gallcia. Several
cases have teen reported IN LemNerg
the capital of Galicla.
BOMF, Aug. 7-A'rNandtia 8. allcl.
ally declare 10 be- free from cholera
AMI the Epidemic Is decfcasi Ia
Naples.
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LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch from
Buenus Ayruo states that Governor
Costa Of tue pr0vlrcs Of Bueuos Ayfes
hss fcfign,d Ruu tleu 10 diiguife from
In Plata lnhis farewell m ssngr 60
tile lesis aiuic he Chhrg clue national
government with nb,itiug ihc revolr-
ton AMI supplying the rebels with
arms.
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NEW YORl, Aug. IA report wss
current Ia luis city today that Zee, i'.r
sldent had practically decided 10 nom
mate William b. Hornbl1wer 20 nli
tue vacancy on tue United State
supreme court caused by the death VI
JUICE BlutuhiOrd.
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SHOES. SHOES.

400 pairs Ladies' Onnri Ties. n aI.
styles, patent up and plain. square ior.
1inlu opera, worth elin, t-uu aud saaI
We VIII close ihUu out Ht -tgu
All our lldiv-' 500 b. ID aut aI.
Oxford Tics, in tan aud BLACK. will be- .g..
ai e3il. Ia ill styles.
Mons low cut Calf aud knnpnr.,
shoes, hand scwcd, regular price s. 5U.r1
Mems Fine car Shoos. faoo and CON
gtess, regular prlco Un cut 90 ...ll
Ihis Is great bargain.
SEE OUR WINDOW.
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SPECIAL SLAUGHTER SALE
o. CLoAEs, MLLtSEUY, WAISTS, Enc
All ouu GiNouAN, Muslin AND
SILK WAISTS WILL BE CLEARED
our RruAHpLrss OF Cosr.

% pcrcale waists reduced from $50 to
zoe each.
All our $500 and $500 waists reduced
To- sL4i zach.
% ladies china silk sorpontino Waists
cut from 5000 To- sl.s4
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Annlher rrrncn s.n.nlInr.

PANS, Aug. IA se sation has
teen caused here by the publication OF
m article iu which NJ. Dupas, a former
Uilicinl NJ the detective service, de.
olates that ltibat anu LOubet, miuis-
tvts, cnunivtd at the cscnle OF Ar,on,
the Panama lobbyist.
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Dry Goods, Millinery and Clothing
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.


.l' pieces ~ good quality figured china
shk'' reduced from Ilc 20 llc por yard.
M plroos of CLANCY Bros. b0st figured
'hiun aud sur1h silks, reduced from sl..l
To- tnr per yard.
]" pieces figured chnngoahlo silks. TO-.
Nu0'u from olt Go b." rUr yard.
W pieces oi huo bedford Cords, iu light
20 piOrOs of now and choice vrR,g, la
SUMMER dress goods, ranging n prirp
rom Hl.-' 90 poe por yard, viii be- cleared
vui "l ono pfi'u"Nr pUr yard. This I-
orr any other clty.
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Judge Livelon, upon application Of
Post, Martin & Co., New York.
AN ILLINOIS CENTRAL DIVIDEND.
NEW NoRIS. Aug. THE Illinois
Central has declared a dividend Of
yer cent in cash on the capital stock,
payable September l, 1893, TO the stock
VI record August Stn.
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HARmSGrOS, Dol, Aug. THE
town Of 5nownill, Md, ison lire, with
every indication that II will be- totally
destroyed. The FIRE department from
Salisbury, Md, has bton ca,loi Oh.
The origin Of the lire ~ unknown.
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WAsulNur0N, Aug. THE offers
Of silver today aggregated 500, 500
ounces, ami " this amount ~ 900
ounces were purchased al s172G and
tho same price toudoIed Tor the re.
mainuOr.
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soLDIS TnE TREASURY.

The Reserve Daily Increasing
toms Receipts DerTcsstng'
WAsuINGToN, Aug. THE gold In
the treasury IL daily increasing. IL
stands today slO2, 29l, 3D5, or t2,20l,'
395 above the rteerve. The net bat
Anco In the treasury, however, from
the tTensurer'a statement Issued today
shows a decrease, attributable largely
10 the falling or In customs receipts.
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AMONG TIIE RAILROADS.
business Bcforo the Directors Meeting
Rt noatou.

OMAHA, Nab., Aug. THE eyes OF
every Union Pacific employee, from
general manager down, Will be directed
10 Boston tomorrow, looking for the
action Of the board Of directors called Ia
extraordinary session, Among other
things ;he directors viii consider the
feuewai Of s5,l66,0OO sinking fund
l1nds, whicn mature next month.
The report that oliver W. Mink will
nase 70 the board will also receive at
gutiun.
IN impression that the recon.
mendatOn that Mink viii probably
make viii take the form Of a
graduated reduction iu wages actively
pteVAilH about headquarters.
WORKING DAYS REDUCED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. The
Southern Pacific railway today itsueu
an ORDER reducing the working days Of
AL shop employees from xix to four.
lhe entire shop iUTce, numbering over
5000, viii hereafter be laid OH Fridays
aud Saturdays. II Is said The cut VIII
save the Southern Pacific 100000 q
month.
THE NEW York CENTRAL.
NLw YoHl, Aug. 7-Chpuucey
Depsw IL authority Tor the statement
mat the New York Central VIII begin
policy Of retrenohmeut No day,
-Four trains each way between New
York aud Chicago VIII be abandoned.
A RECEIVER APPOINTED.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. I-Atli Ia
Cox Of Louisville Was lOdny appointed
receiver Tor the Louisville, ST. Louis
4 Texas Tailw0v be- W-''4
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WANTED.

S,ITuAIluN WANTED nY Az ENCFr
- uuuulIy competent and reliable General
House Servant Good Cook gnd lauuHrrsr.
Can hu seen 1t Room kCuHCtt tulmur nIuUh
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LONDON, Aug. lin the house Of
lorus today, the Earl OF NoTthbrooke,
for some time governor general cf o.
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SUMMONS

In the Distinct Cu8r. boo ana for tho Third
Judicial District nf ltl Territory,
County ut -I.t lHbc.
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SEE OUR BOYS WAISTS.

AL our zoe boy, waists reduced tu iIr.
All our Soc boys waists reduced 10 Uuc.
An our sl.2l blys'wal.ts reduced to Uac.
Az our el.lJ roy-' waists reduced to
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

Oh AuUEs uS TIM JORDAN nor
o. tome near Sandy. Dor sale uuuau
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INDIA Ann sILVrR.

Tho People Unable 10 Tind -
Market,
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THE NV Yonii CENTRAL.
A RECEIVER AIrpOINrFD.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. T-ktli la
Cox or Louisville Was lOIny appointed
receiver Tor the Louisville, ST. Louis
q Texas TailwNv iv W"''~
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NIrANTrp WI FURNISH EMPLOYERS
w with commercial prufDHluuul AMI mr
INHu"UHI mlIuAuH female help 'frUr of Cost "
NO lu lu H fu enable us tn readily secure uu.|.
uuua Tor deserving WuWnurH. kindly extend
% share uf your PATRONAGE. business IA.
change. lH.. O., tIrtt uuth Street
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TO TRADE.

j $3.50 tIr.r aui $3.50 tu 5000 cash Tor
raid.nca here. W. j. Hogan, Gov rosturrc
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- traded tor hUTHyH Huu fuesy. fl.uiIuf, ur
utfrhanifc. o.. b. spencer. % Wet CHUHI
Euulh
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AClW. ur IMPROVED FAuN LAND.
= four WIra a1utIvHsl u edo, Tor uHuu
WHH.ru NUIHu u CIU O. NHurHHu a Co ,
ROOMS d. auH Do unmrfgitl o. uHE
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hGDEN LOrs DN tNOu uILI CLTiU.
' , value ~ O'. for Improved sat- ia.y psnp'
crlN. M.J. Hogan, tlIl. u. bIurk
The evening world., 1893-12-06
Young McKenna He'd on Painter
Ludwie's Charge,

Philip McKenna. sixteen years old. OF
233 Willis avenue, was held for examina-
ton In the Harlem Police Court this
morning, charged with having stolen
s.. go, "A gold ring and bar pins.
The complainant is Paul Ludwig. n
painter. of l25 East one Hundred and
Tenth street. Ludwig Is now in the East
Eighty-eighth street station charged with
Victor Feitler, another painter. of PIG
West SiXty-scventh street. with having
stolen a satchel containing 5000 worth
of jewels from Mrs. Adams. of 295 Madi-
son avenue.
Mrs. Adams returned from Long
Branch last August. and left the satchel
containing the jcwelry on her front
stoop. Ten minutes later the bag had
disappeared.
A day or two afterwards she received
a note saying the satchel was in posses
sion of two poor men with large fami-
lies. asking for n reward She advertised
for several days. but got no reply.
Yesterday Detectives Farley and Brun-
her called upon Mrs. Adams and told her
they had traced her jewelry to Ludwig's
house, l25 East One Hundred and Tenth
street, where 1t was found between the
mattresses on lis bed. Some of 1t had
been pawned, and Ludwig said McKenna
had stolen two of the tickets and some
pieces OF jewelry which were in his peck
etbook. Mckenna was arrested last
night.
Ludwig and Feitler were also a%rraigned
and rcmanded until this afternoon.