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The evening world., 1893-09-12
THEIR NAMES YET 1 SECRET.
-
Who Are the Men to Build the
Underground Road

g. IL confidently expected that when
~. Rapid Transit Commission meats
4" morrow the identify n tn" mvstarl.
Gus syndicate Of capitalists, who ave
~lling 10 come forward and build
m" underground railway, will Il" liz
tIosad
A. IL" praSent tim. nvrrg NH ~
III. Commisaion proraas"a TO %" igno-
rant 81 the names ~ tnhs" Ave capt
slis'l. and all ATorfs tn discover who
may are hsV' proved pnaucc"ssfbl
NJ Sr~incsy Iays inst n" na u"s
vera mentioned bv IN. representatives ~
m. Van -traer banking housa which IL
s"t,nk FOR tn. syndicate. tn. high
s's nhinx ~ the firm. however, wa =
hsd bean made IN xnod fattli. And h.
member. ~ the mmissioo wsrA stis
i.d when the proposition va made IA
them At their lasr moatin1 that the
money pas ready 70 build rha under.
grru.id system ~ so"n ~ the terms
could 10 80 rIstactoriH arranged
Although n IL said that tn" offar ca me-
through Mr.. Stsrin, tn" latter has had
nothing 70 say pom The subject. A re-
porter ~ The Evening world triad Ia
And nim this morning. hut il WAS learned
that No mad remained ~ Glen island "a
settle M some business matters con
day
Austin Cornin has ho"n mentioned In
connection win this syndicate. hut he
sava that ne Know nothing about 81
and IL In NJ way Interested Ia New YORK.
r4 piI transit.
The evening world., 1893-09-12
HIS CHECKS SPURIOUS.
A Mlddie-Aesd FARMER" svIndles
White Plains Merchants.

WHITE PLAINS. y. Y. Sept. y A
nnnher ~ business mon of thus viIIas"
have bAen the victims ~ y clsyer swim.
hlAr who has succ~edAh in getting them
?" cash checks In part pa vmen' of m"
purchase nf goods. The syinhler sr-
tearH1 10 he forty years Oh. md
represented himself 10 he = farmer
from Fur1v's station "" was veil
artssad in 4 suit ~ light riothss. ara
had the appearance Of o gentleman well
10 do
A ,av ~ two mo ba went Ia william
chArwrrd's nsrlyste strr" ana sftsr
purchasing y srnail bin. presented what
~purpurt-I ~ he u certified 'h"ft nom
The 'itlf'ns' Hauk ~ l"wt0d+, ~
NJ sherwood "ssh'1 the rh"rk
m. man then went 10 '"SS shoe stnr"
sra repeated hIa success. also Vutkiug
Ms saru. at nv sheriff Shsfrusra 'l"'h
i',g s'ur", next d"uI
~. rh-ufs wHfs plaUnl H. ,hH NatluuhI
hyuk here fuI collection. and 10 la. "a"
',erR uincisls at TuvauHa notified the
.anE here INST tho ,hscfs W"r" f"f!'fi""
'rh- a'ut. J,enrlA ars out s"y"Nl hih
lisl lullH'S
The evening world., 1893-09-12

I'n '"'s i've Mi" enh ~ ',i"'h 80"
r"sl' : r' s~nu,yins ,li"n" - West S'h'
+',uni s'i"'t, lns' nlsN.
~, No,p-u spi il,r, w'u 49," 'l'nAf"lrad
70, lpr f,uu, the lusau" nrtI rl i,llnr, li"s
pD,si =" tns im,n'i. Ns,lrw %" 'l"s"rli+
i~l4nl.
',,r n,"u hsnts. Nv pr"s'niius l-tus ,h'. l.
sul %u.'''rr 'h"'n 'nsi''l
n,.,h S.'"s.i, IT, ,m smw"', "''"%.
mu',, ny ~,ir'vrl nIth stealing PIP rIl "ril,
t"v, i,r" urrtn ~ - ,,-o',' >'ir
Ns,y ils,s I%sn,'enl Lu"s,l vac ,m
H., 'ln leNr,.~' NsrtD, ',o,,, ,"I. m","Ins
She We slln-sd T." i"kr h' 'lsW ~ nins "li
hs', ~iNh hsr
,"YH MNi'. s"i ln"ns. ,'",,.' @,""" 80
n 'a.s,v,r No,..t ,r"ii tNi- ouu,uirr The =
49,. ,.''a'', M S'"'n"s q '''s' '""'"'''nG
u,m 49, ru.o. of lSu u .,,r ..u.l rmu.
re- 49, "t m""i"'i"'' 'r''n l,l'' no"' '".
%'is' 'w' t'i-' l' unss "" '"s rr"'"'
iu' vac ~ hN,stI ~ uu' lfn''s '.'|I ut
h. - Hs ~ -'Nd'"
We i'"'' rrgle .'n, n, ~ of q" u''
I" ',N 'r.su ~, r'li q. 50" .rl ~ I've
49," r1sn IN 'h' So Va. hl', '%,i
'"',',.,vn - IN" same 1wr-'. v'N r ri",'
NJ t,rhlrt r,sVi
I'ns i.H"c, ,r.n''.,, ,ts. .lh -, ,Hl
'm. vol .N,N't 'nls 'nwtrlns ''a'tci Win
5.or'C' 20 HeIr"f, T. =: Gr', ~, Hl'l" r .,.
"ns q, rnlpfnr ~ unnrialunu -. u.d aul
i",a. unsc ,cmsrd.i No wl~',
VIC ~" ,0t g.. - ~" ,,.pn.o WV
S'r"".r ss'h'ntl lhl r9n 49, tu"t u - ~
lrr0N,' m'n "crs n.,i,tsnsn N,N"" United
sd ,.r.sS.I mp,il 10 ~orNv 81 "a y " "
w. rsts ,smmi.sios,r.. held = Meeting TO ds,
.ss s,'1a''.S ", gssM~'es.' s.,%',"' rS.si
We ~ n. snnmll.,n ~ o"F" " APPN
The evening world., 1893-09-12
! THREE ALARMS SENT.
Pire in Pearl Street Does Nearly
$50, 900 Damage,
tssrreIs Of OIL Explode, Threatening
the fircmY,
.Jrhs Biszs Extended to Bul'd,ur.
~ ws'or str"et.

Al sSs o'cio.E tN'a ,nnrrir, T'.''.eu.,u
Goidntan. OF the ofd s'lp s'n'iorn iis
covered Are oil the top roor ~ ~ Foati
street. The Moor is occupied b" ilr"''"
4 Co. dealers In vy,ruisNev Gr'Nrr an
cent q stli s,arrr TO liryir. company
10, and when inc are'n"r arrived % "'r''
alarm WIS s,n' over thc wiz. 'o'or f~''
other alarms were sent
NE ard Ne eHS,o>loa q, ~ w .~arr"l'
OF Oh.
THE Ore extended 70 Other buildings m
The vicinity. and the loss vim roo 40 10
the neig,ibDrhood OF. yoIRn ,
.The damase ON the nH!id'rg, -. r"trl
Street. IL placed a $1,000 anl N'n"''A
me, thFa noo' Of ~, Ggi1ing 80
Company. which. loses .s',GoH
George II WitiiHtnE 6 e.. oorT'1%ion
merchSuts :on. the .ryt floor ana '"'lar.
! s1ss d sATs H. ~ o,JlI,fatfSsi.S NsF E sfSs.
WashSn,a & e. wfolfssl. i,T42r -a'sl
T TIE III I e.. s sesayy g. or MIRO. ,f%'gjr['fi'
liz ssss ' a&lss5ifffSs t, T fSo',, FSSS&@ISy''. S a@a1
s$ $si :; ss $,f No. ''' Is '' ~ " '' %"''E' '3'..
"9 Tss t gSSf o. no. ~. wnor- ,n. ara
started. is s,anting and ne from"n rtH
dificulsy r re'oinins 4 f2'tinE n WSgn
come u th-rn were injured, nut th"y
all turn-a up. AL right. The 'nu'" "T
the IRE If unknown
The evening world., 1893-09-12
SPECULATION LESS ACTIVE,
Market Has Been Abandoned 10
Professional, Traders
Nanha't.w Has D-c,rrrd . Quar-
tr-iy Dividend OF Per Ccnt.


-p"''l'"''Ph ~ ~" SIOUX ' '
WV I"sa I"iiNr' ~ in" "arIV n"ur' -
q, ~. s,-,o limo me mr,t.i .ps, rpn
S'n'r'hi" ~ I'' ''''h3'h
tp"r'ny 1,in'n'ipmS N-'' ,"N""iilv -
,,I,,, ,oprnsei,,,s IRON, r,a, riyr, -
, ,.u,r. . Dat
md Lou'sviN" & Nn.hv!N" 10Y fo""ipn
,rr,rn, srhc.rurr,iy. nowa,..r , Ann.
~ , ,u,., y,,,,u
or .'"" P''''''' avn NV"
Nh'e''"V rna H'w Fns'i"i r''" 70"
4 I, per. c"r' cirrylry 'n. "np'" rst
-, TO-, .,.,, .,,. r,.. rr,,v,, $50
I' ".' .''' ~,
resi- ~1'Nrrtnsf mi n.y., 2dIAn"" vas
hii'lihDT .p"' anon' ". O'CLOCK
r1sr - 10 MY r,v,rs"iN., , I'"rr'
Hcu'" 10 ~ hni oregon Navigation
J >, r." y I'
~" fr"''N"f I"pn'inl"''I iN''"rla'y
p'tr'h1S'"i 'l w" ounces NJ siiN'r - "
rho marx, mas n"pn rhaol"n"d ."
'1" professional '~r'i"r' emo 'r'
'h''lS' cos 49, ih'ni ne oNlS N'
I'VE STOCK ~ M ISL hni lnN"r .
PRESSURE Of lIny mt 'h"r 'tp"f 'Nl'
in " tN ln" dr'I'nn., va. NJ 'N'ul.
"r utrireN from IN" F"'t ~ ne" COW
petition IN" general mirF" 'r'H"n'-i
m sympathy inu ~ ! 'l''N NV ff
rftC-' "srr inf filr
m" sr'"- ~ 90 ''"'f' NJ '" h"oN
ere MY ~ w share. ,
~ me nr'lrc rr""ri'@S 'r' ~ s""i ~u'
plf IN" trllNIny trH ne h'"r'R" r''"r
New YORK Central mi IpnisNhlr Y
N'HN"Illr ~ premium. ana 81 f'N'.
The evening world., 1893-09-12
VALUABLE HORSES ARRIVE.
Brood Mares, Warnings and Foals
FOR tho Ke.nea and Col. Bruc..
Sirty-sev.W IN Al swd Sow~ FROM
Good R~cIux stock.


f'or = r, Rr,c. and = r'apras.n's-
n, = p Keen. boarded
~ .,...,,, ~,
II" nv" S''r r"iHh'"f Nr"'H"" ~
~" foot Dr .rnv .'rse' apr'v th'u morn
f,, ,,,,,, MAN, o., ,J,,.,. Ia. ,,Iu.
'h'' "Hh'h" p'S""hH''' '"' "E' pNh
,%hipp~i rom Iirarpoo' - tl,.ir Nrnara
Mt, ,,,, ,,d.
w VIZ w"
IN ~ th"rr "AN' NN'H '"Nsn nrNoo
~, ras ynerlinys snd ro,ls c.r thasa
- 49,. ,n, ,,,,.tr,,, ,,d .,.,.r
"' m''"'' NV ''"''"S' WV
toals h"long 10 ~" N""n-a ana Tour
tasn n,ras nine yaarliny. and tv.lv-
,, o,
ros'' Y" -" hrh'e
Most " nv" rsr~' rrs ROW ~"h-hr'h
nd av,r,n-, tn, riIy xnnd r,cins f,mili<s
Ar,nny 90 s-n..', ronrunm~nt -
lord FI.,arlin,. who's. s,rs was Z s,S
iHiny mi srsnia'r- serving H. IL ~.
,n5 a. ,hpnt So IN
Pride ~ WsItna \. /, brood msrr. CoN
pr,r. pI,,au a. i've Mead ~ niS Iisf Of
The evening world., 1893-09-12
PURR0I'S PLAN Rejected.
Nav City Hall Will Be Built on
tn. Design Adopted.
Municipal Bwudinx Csnmission 10
Ssasios To- Day.

r,nnty Crrk rurr,y, "a IL vel
known does nat approve ~ IN" ground
plan adoprtd by the Municipal EuiIiing
Commission for IN" new CIty Han. and
~ tn-daY's meeting NJ the Commission
ne submitted MS views on the subject
ana = ground plan Of Mis- OUn.
lie said IN. proposed building. with
wings Ranking the Tweed Court-Hous.,
was ~ricaI ana unsightly.
while from a hnancial point Of view LIS
erection ~ouid he = sbort-sighte1 policy.
ms plan cOnteiupiHtes IN" removal II
the Court House ana tn" erection OF Il
l.niIhing forming 'h" letter IL. with full
frontage north on Chambers street snd
on the south nWHrds IN" Post-DfiC~ an
irch connecting the Two wings. The
structure Is 10 h- i've stories high. ana
provision II made for I2.DD foot NOR"
gIuunh plan Hdrpt'l by the Commits.
sion.
N" Mayor In reply said . plan sini.
"a "a character +. Sir. rurroy,,s hsi
~ "uti f"U departments Of thu 'o'hfs,
ih" sheriff Hn1 ~" county clerk, Who
NOV "rcupy IA" court House. would nave
~ h" provided fuI ~"iSryher" and ~
srsnt EXPENSE II ia" iuilding vas tnrI
down
Furthermore. he DID not npprnv" d
,rang" in the rIous Architects he'd b-'!
Invited 10 compete IN good fHiih. ana
II th"lr plans v"r" ~rSiscip1 now II might
he Iinl"uIt tn iuIur" competent ones 10
"nt.r another c"uup-l!tion.
Nj Iurr"v r-pll"d "Supn"s" y"ur
| hi,is"I. Committee rejects all The pres.
ont rlnus. would It not he n.r"ssuIy
l." ~t'ud'sftl@r for No" pi"hs
So II, would" answered the Mayor.
hu' 'iuf wouli H. under Inherent cir
Ouu 'tuu.'S
'umr,ruii"r Myers bad read u rrHl.
m"ui To- ia. effect that II SuulI be-
tine ,r"rgh to- tear down Ia" court
IIuuuu when necessity required "
Mr. burrows plen and his statement
land the statement Of ia" Mayor an,
rumrirolI.r WEI" ordered printed ~
ia" minutes The 'oWlsHlon decided I,
piu"'",l On tn" lines mnpp"l out 10y
the NIvirurN tOmmitt"" nuI IUN u,
lnurutlun I" Nj rurIoy's new ideas.
The Comptroller reported h" had .u
grgrI room II IN the stewart Huiilint
~ ,N1 a munth f"r Ia" 'Nhibiilun vi
racks tor that r%lirIos" at It 'nat q
So
Thr 'nmr,r"ll"C WAS authorized I.
wru,I. the plHus for Inspection AMI nu
liiIN the nrmlrTs Of ~" nmmitt
wu,u they wil u" l"udN I" h" seen
Nv lWhlir WIN Nos W' "lmiti"I 10 luul
rho Na,"r said lhat III" Cnmmissiou'
\l\i4rtl Committee \upul'Ou .I.c Bruu
lEirhprd NJ ,Iuu'' uwl l'ror. ", |,
Wac had not telS"u pat IN the con,
r.titiou AMI w'N" ih"'rui"yo oligihl" I
aud ON his motion We Committee Wa
aprnIu'nd 10 assist thr commission Il
the selection ut tnN pii2o plans.
'rhrco plau7 which arrived after IN
,omurtItinn WAS declared closed on Sep,
were admitted IN tn" competition Tn
IN the arrival nf tn" rlana satisfaCtor
tn III ,'ummitt"o
The evening world., 1893-09-12
CARD.

Messrs. Enrich Bros. kindly
ask the Indulgence Of their pat
rons in case merchandise bought
at their great sale may be a few
hours late. To facilitate deiiv-
cries we have, through the cour-
tesy Of Messrs. Ryerson a.
Brown, impressed into our de-
livery their full cab service.
Patrons attending this sale
would do we'll to leave by 22d
and 23d street exits, SO as to
avoid being crowded.
The evening world., 1893-09-12
MARTHA HUfR HFss AGAIN
chs cornss in by WAY OF Canada
ana osnnot Bs Returned.

4 REPORT mas reached Or Joseph n
~ senhef, .Gpmn9lssidner or lrnni.r lfiun
MaAiaffrAa ffasr ms r~e'ilsnia W mi,
city. by way Of Canada. from Hamburg
Martha ~ the young .YomOn VINO ar
rived here on the Artglieth Victoria from
Iiambure Sbe wss accompanied ny
Max -LfBderbaun. IN. ner a'NGuylt 10
Enperintendent OF .Grtrn'gratiQn, StunN ct
e .,HWasr1pgton she acknowledged that she
hid b4sn Lending an Immoral AZ, Sh-
was sent hack 70 Europe Aug ".
,Ur. Senner waS somewhat SNrprtehd.
when Ne heard she nod returned u n.y.
i city. ,IIg sud ne was po"erI"SA to AIT"
=, /. any f,trthet Steps To- Rep ~" yO'>ns go
: man otit of thH country.
rhsrs 4 70 1aN siEi,:s h'm p"%"r
~ again send PEI. back In f12i. 'h. rtn
dTfv thi tinfted StateP Govcrnr1.ut IN
mugh nr thu futile efforts ~ m" ni'hur
itfeS to Keep ner out.
This Is the principal reason mat Srht,
y Stump and / nave earnestly IrSeu tN1t
- J'nited States Inspectors bt. rlarhi s'rng
the. Canadian border. SAID ~. S"nner,
%. pc Sons from. coming hero.
This js spsclp ny, import ant IN vt"'" ~
" tne, fact thRt the t'pnnf nm oofarnu"at
BsS, gpARl9iAted ne .aEreenent .mn2s WIN
ASIsSaisn Nmisitr 81 10 @fniFtr'pr S,spr-
The evening world., 1893-09-12
WASTHE TAX ROLL "lOCTORED
College Po!n. Thinks Flushing "
Favored by Aaneaaors.

COLLEGE POINT, l.. l.. Sept. r.
The assessment rolls in the town{ OF
Flushing. just made up, are likely Ia
he set aside a. illegal. The Boar6 OF
Assessors II composed Of M-ssrs. Foy Ter.
Crooks and Williams. Assessor I'm
Jams has declined to sign the rollV on
IN" gIOu of sharp practice on Inc
par ~ his associates.
1t H. alleged that after the roll Ihad
been approved by the three tsse3sors
Fowler and crooks. without THE k5owl-
edge. Of Williams. revised the ASSESS
Inrnts 50 as to lower the Tax rate in
Flushing from the original figures. while
leaving Ia" assessment unchanged In
coll"g" Joint
Last night the taxpayers OF College
Joint decided to apply 10 the Supreme
Court FOR an order to have the assess
m"nt rolls set aside and new rolls
made NJ.
The evening world., 1893-09-12
THE WALL FELL ON Them
Two workmen Partially Buried s7d
Hrdiv injured

A portion 81 tue val ~ nrrun''s
Castro. br tinbsIna c 'rr', most i'ne'
New York nveuHi', rtaol:'. ~, which ~"
DESTROYED by tire last snfur+r, ~" 'h's
gtSg.fsaI9ss } gpS ID : sGg1gs o., T T[r,." oct"
Motifs Mriltn. tlioiei, % w N,,ni
street, had his inv fractured nnt wns
bruised about the heat avn fec" ia'ues
%t,rthobeli, ot :si UrOatwcy. "a" h1tiN
cut on the heat. 'fiisv Hete 'em.Nri 2.
~. Nays iioepitai ~" u'h''' rs
cared without ,nIur,.
The evening world., 1893-09-12
CHARGES AGAINST SURGEONS
Sylvester, % S,s.bush Asylum
Ready with iits Rnror'.

Dr WfE eylvastor, Surerliit. ''.n' ~
the tidtbrs'i fnsHr" fs,''m ~
: mbrfow report TO N" r7art of rNrrrlea
.isift1 u his. III N.isttSd :" II, w. ~.
sea ,ldais affecting that Institution
tfststupt fg,s 2nf Malir0p ;,nl ,o'
while laying nut lhr ho5, Of s''a Nilr,
Hamilton, an Inmate. VITO ''"l gnn'l a
week mo.
The evening world., 1893-09-12
A striSs tnrnissns Among Cos'
Minsrs in p~irittnr.

LONDON, Sept, !" 4 strife OF the
cont miners IN inc H"rinng" district.
ReIsmm,ie Imminent. 4 plcbircitH showed
m enormous mn inrltv In fnvnr 81 n
strife. Deputies Hrslv md Giu"sd" mr."
Trying to torment n conf et-fts In me Pas
ae-talnis district. France
The evening world., 1893-09-12

WASiiiNGTOH e-pt - %Ior'a rev
ihgg, hced ~ c,ity-one y"aiH. only "nu af
f'Sih sanford Hrllbss T. . y, slor 'l"
self through the bodV ~ .h1 family i,s'
denes I'd thiA city ,estetlrN attention.,
dying ftpth the effects ~ :nldr'ehi i'si
nlght. Ills move Is thought h. VA,
i3rst Years eXamination at the EgAa'
Acadsriy. to witch no Ms nrpniu' ! y
President Harrison as n ua0ri-ut-'u'e
The evening world., 1893-09-12

WAsAiNGrCS, SEPT ~. uf ~. "r
CW ounf e. OF siiy Of uTp'el ,se''iiy,
tie. ospsrs, accepted Tie couptcr o't.'
", So $40. per olGe Is tNc %'iGntur, tpr
tstieo 9lihees Eleven thonsR'n cw'cN'
we're. horght outright SO tie pur"hnG"H
for the day a~ggrbgptet 81 ~ uuro's.
The sill e. purchases il's tn Nhls n'or'''
Ahiotnt IN IA r"hfotiilrFt.
The evening world., 1893-09-12
RrArs-cr Franc. J-strh Tr.st. mo
f1ar

NfrNNA. Sept - A. r banquet IT
PrnG"rh"s. ~" hcrrrurrt"rs ~ Emperor
francis Joseph during III" Hungarian
nrrnv rnnronuvrru. tho EnpHrrr n"Arci
= ,rn-t - tho rr-r ~ ruosTr. ra'crrirR
~ hirr no, "Hio hs,r 'rihuf
The evening world., 1893-09-12
Troops Oven = Rfot setwssn tslisns
ma Hun1srlass

ROWE. sept ~ mob NJ italians
.nttnrrrd n rrrnhcr Of ftungnr inn peas
nnts NJ pclmves md rri"d ~ destroy
'hc town 'inn Irhr riot "ns rurlri nv
troorS. II NOT hotor" twenty i've per
SONS had been ~hurdNd
The evening world., 1893-09-12
Cen. Fearrois 80 m'-,bsI b'ss o' NJ.
trI-t'ss

p.cfS. Ssr' - Ner Marie Francois
~ Niirib.'. rhi,i ~ the French Gcu-rrl
star whr ~nu injured ~ fHn're from
''r Horse ~ N1r'rris" N"p'H''nv 'rs
ti.i from me p""'ts - nls injuries
The evening world., 1893-09-12
THe CHOLERA IN EUROPE.
severe Outbreak of I'VE sconrrs
seoSTt-v ~ r~sgndrr.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES asp ]" cho'
ora returns for thip tirv rpr twenrv fn''r
hours shoN. fw'rt"'n nr~ c's"s aud Hr'
Nha'hr
The evening world., 1893-09-12

r.r'i"rsrl proceedings hay" been begun
against ,hs clty IN ~" SuIi"rn' court
hy iuhn n Young, lanes ! Ens mont
sri Alh"tt valley, "Unt's''"'G, hrS"
lliis wer. eat down hN the Columbian
'"I.h,HiIru tuuInitl'e ~ the srgl"Eni"
amount ~ SN.'sD
The evening world., 1893-09-12

A51isop, isrtcs, Of - william slrr,, sa'i
HIS mortlnt Tbs : tn, c.mnlivoo. NgI!ul. i
rNttEe tIll Niln w .tors0u'.'ne NO NJt'quI
EIdspD sa,t 0ln'd MAKE No lrrol1 W v's
iisitd n!s ttcyring,u .,,,,
H SAD ;Afthtt ~, ~, ',oEihG'drtt r. 40
ts ~ tss jjorSsn ho,,s, Int noi'lrr drN1'ta
The evening world., 1893-09-12
WANT ANOTHER RECEIVER.
Next Move t. Be Made by CONNER
cta Bank Depoaitors.

bi'snti'iird dcrnsitors OF the suspended
Commercial Bank, in brooklyn, say they
VIII apply to the supreme Court this
week for the appointment OF an associ-
ate receiver.
oliver T.. Duuton, President OF the
KING County i;ank, Is the man they
wan appointed.
The evening world., 1893-09-12
Finley to Become . Benedict.

The friends OF Bernard Finley, the
Tammany Hall politician. OF the Nine
tocnth Assembly District. have Just
learned that he IL 10 we'd Miss Nellie
Reilly, of 40 West fifty-fourth street,
on Sept, -
The evening world., 1893-09-12
Toadstool Victims Recovering.

lrraima DemarcO. the grocer OF IS
South Firth avenue, who has been III
from eating a mixture of toadstools and
brother. John Cunio, of . Varick street.
who purchased the mushrooms, Is also
better, and Demarco's brother. Maru-
ana. has fully recovered.
The evening world., 1893-09-12

Joseph n. Weed has been appointed a ,
City Marrhal In the Ninth District Court
to succeed John II. McCarty, resigned
The evening world., 1893-09-12

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-17
THE GEARY LAW AMENDED.

The passage of the McCreary bill in
the House of Representatives though
with the Geary amendments attached.
will relieve the administration of much
Of the undeserved opprobrium which
has come upon it from extreme anti
Chinese sources. The Senate will. in
all probability, also pass the bill, and
there is no doubt that the President
will sign it when it reaches his hand.
The resident Chinese, under this
measure, will be gwen more time in
which to comply with the registration
law. That is the main point. There
was a strong belief that the Geary
law, when tested before the highest
legal tribunal, would be pronounced
unconstitutional. The Chinese were
thus somewhat excusable in delaying
to give them time to show whether
they would comply with the law after
the decision was reached. There have
been many technical points of which,
by advice of counsel. they have tried
to take advantage, and for doing which
if they had been white men they
would not, perhaps, have been CEN
sured.
When the new bill becomes a law, if
the Chinese laborers do not register,
their portraits accompanying the regis
tration, they will be promptly arrested
and held without bail until deported if
found to be of the class excluded by
the law. which IS now so amended as
to more clearly define that class.
The photograph clause of the meas
ure may meet with some opposition in
the Senate, but the probabilities are in
favor of its passage in the form in
which it has passed the House
Mr.. Geary is to be congratulated
upon the success which has attended
his earnest exertions to carry out the
wishes of the people on the Pacific
coast. And the anti-Chinese ought to
be satisfied with the bill as it now
stands. and cease their clamors for the
rigorous enforcement of the old law,
which is now, under the McCreary pro-
visions, likely to be modified and made
more humane and consistent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-17
BETTER BE HONEST.

In the debate that is in progress
over the silver question, whether in
Congress or throughout the country,
by individuals or by the press, we be-
lieve that no good will come to either
side from misrepresenting the motives
or misstating the position of any of
the contestants. A much stronger ar
gument viii be made by fair treatment
of the other side. whether it be in
favor of gold or silver.
Our morning contemporary complains
that Hthe people of the country at
large do not act fairly towards the
silver men but,
Instead of sympathizing with this
struggle to save to the country its
silver money, are disposed to believe
that the men who fight the repeal
of the Sherman law, and who insist
on the recognition of silver, are bad
men and dishonest men who would
force the generous men of the East
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-17
$50 LIKE OUR NEIGHBoR.

President Cleveland wrote a private
letter TO Governor Northern, of Geor
gia, in answer to questions concerning
his personal views on the silver qucs
ton. The letter was given to the press
Thereupon some Republican papers at
tackled the President for using the pro
noun ''I' so many times. The Herald
defended the use of the ''I'' on the
ground that the letter was personal, t.
explain personal views. Our morning
contemporary copies this one sentence
from the Herald:
"Grover Cleveland's rs are in the
right place, as each one of those carp
er's knows, and they largely expose
their ears when they bray against
him.
The Tribune then responds to it in
this way:
Just so. A paper published in the
midst Of the silver region approves 6
document from the head of the Natior
which denounces silver. 1t is like oul
neighbor."
1t viii be seen that the Herald said
HOI d WOlu VI approval OIL lne uOcu
ment which the Tribune says ode
nounces silver The point in dispute
was not the Presidents silver views
but the use of his rs. But the Tribune
jumped at a chance to wilfully misrep
resent the Herald and thus not only
showed its cars, but its assinine men
dacity. That is indeed so like oul
|neighbor."
Those of our readers who have ex
|amined Cleveland's reply to Northern:
request have seen that there is no pas
sage in it wherein the writer de
nounces silver He does not expires.
opinions in accord with those of The
people and papers of the West, the
Herald included, but ought not to bt
misjudged or misquoted on that ac
icount. However, to misstate the
position of an opponent on any question
is so like our neighbour
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-17
LOOK OUT FOR TRAIIoRs.

There are few ambitious Republi-
cans who want to go to the legislature,
and are willing to endanger the welfare
of their party and the people in order
to get there They are 'connubiat-
ing'' with the Liberal leader and intend
to work in his interest in creating a
division among Republicans in city
matters, expecting his. support for the
legislature. They should be spotted
and defeated.
There are some so-called Democrats
who are tainted with the same cor
ruption. They. too. should be marked
and weighed and treated according to
their deserts.
We believe the body of the voters OF
either party will be quick to detect
such disreputable conduct and ready TO
reward such traitors as they deserve.
The struggle at this juncture is be-
tween the taxpaying and respectable
part of the population and the tax
devouring and disreputable classes. The
Citizens movement is now in excellent
shape and splendid order. If it should
be endangered through the intrigues
of a few Republicans or Democrats, or
both, played upon by a political wire
puller from Michigan, they will find
that public indignation will thwart
their plans and blast their ambitious
purposes, and they will gain only
curses for their pains.
No parleying or intriguing with the
enemy The people have decreed that
Liberalism must go, and any trick or
compromise that may be attempted
by either Republicans or Democrats
will be fully exposed and cover with
shame the heads of those who engage
in it. The policy of both parties is
to stay out of the Fighter municipal
reform-as political organizations, and
for all good citizens, regardless of
party, to unite and redeem the city
from Liberal misrule. Look out for
the traitorsl