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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
HODGMAN'S
PORTABLE
RUBBER
BATH TUBS.
BROADWAY. ~ WEST IBID So,
A BRIEF RESPITE.
TIE LEGAL PROSECUTOR OF DR. MEYER
on \ SHORT VACATION
ASSISTANT EIsTmcTATToRNEY MINTYEE WILL
SOON RETURN. EAGER FOR THE FRAY-TIE

SOON RETURN. EAGER FOR THE FRAY -lhE
FEELING At POLICE HEADQUARTERS.
Assistant Distrct-Auorncy John F. Mcintyre. who
+ 70 conduct the prosecution OF DIR. Meyer was out
81 Town Yesterday. IIc has decided TO take rest
Of a few days before really punging into the work
involved In the case. when he gets started he VIII
he kept so busy until the trial Is over that nc whi
have little or 10 time for vacation.
Charles ". Brooke, who with Dr. W. J. OsullVah
will probably conduct the defence. was also out oi
the city yesterday being In White Plains on business.
II could not, therefore, he learned whether he had
made mp his mind to accept the case DIR. OSuhNah.
howcvcr. called on Meyer In the Tombs at noon ana
talked with him for half hour. Mr.. Brooke. his
son and Dr. O'sulllvan have formed law firm. Brooke
O.suiyan g. Brooke. The name being displayed yes
tcrday on the door OF their Office, No. Ill Broad
way Dr. OsulHvan aided Mr.. Brooke In the trlai oi
DIR. Robert W. Buchanan for poisoning his wife.
Professor Walter T. scheelc. the chemist OF NO.
10 Winm-st., denies that he knows Meyer |" Nv
Carl schaener Professor Schcele says that he reao
I'm , German newspaper that Meyers real name WIS
Carl schaefcr and that hc was formerly soldier III
fl. 9Th Wcstptala IIussars. Professor Schceles
brother Is an officer in this regiment, md formerly
had , man eindcr him whose name was carl sch'''.i
and who answered the description 81 Meyer ploSn'"
Naturally The Professor supposed that inc TWO WV
tho same lie called the prisoner ~ me '"'l,''',
but the man said he neither pr. meyer "o' W
schaeGcr lie would not say what his real name was.
Inspector Mclaughlin has not vet received "o, ,,
from Detroit TO send for Mrs. Meyer; IT IS sa,i
Dan her condition will not permit OF her being re-
moved until next week. al least. Detectives T1n.
The Central ONCE will probably 20 10 De,roll Ut "'
cnd az This week or in the carly part OF next; ~, .
The story Of Meyers crimes Is talked ahonI u
good deal among the officers ut Police iiradIn"r, s
md thsv nrc compared with those Of other sEea'
criminals who have been in the hands OF the NV,
York police. Every In the Police D'p,r,,nr,m,
,.n,s ~ think that Meyer Is the grentest OF living
criminals and that there Is comparison b"fwc'n mS
deadly work and that OF other mon Ihcy al,o 'n'IN
that thr story Of his crimes has just begun 10 be oiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
RICHMOND TERMINAL ASSESSMENT.

Tho committee representing the security holders vi
the Richmond Terminal Company gave nouce yeS'''
dny that the balance (S1 81 Il share, OF the hrS' II.
salmcnt Of the assessment on the coi''"o' ~ .
,,. c.,,oa for and WAS PAYABLE on before August
10 Th. same committee representing the East Ten
n,s,cc virginia and Georgia Company, gave nouce
II a payment OF IS cents yhare on inc nrs'
preferred stock. 81 30 share on the second pre-
fcrred and ~ % a share on the common STOCK was
payable on or before August 10, on account oil Inv
first Instalmcnt OF Che assessment on Inc s'och Va
,hot company. Both payments are to be made at the
Offices of Drexel, Morgan ~ Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
syiKES on BOARD THE RCNIC.

ris,teen cases OF snakes were on the White s'ar
s,.om.r Ruplc which arrived here yesterday from
liverpool The crew OF the Runie are Il sooer anu
we,,.behayed LOT OF fellows, too. There were many
r.n,Ile packed In the big cases between decks Inc
snakes made their trip to these shores wtho", HIS,
rhov ,re from animal dealers In Liverpool ana
nap .n, to ~ 4. COnkin, who formerly had
me oo" oi The menag eric ut Central Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25

Topeka, Kan. July 24.-Therc was a secret meeting
OF the state officers and other advisers Of Governor
Lewcng In his private Office this morning The
meeting lasted until coon. when Private Secretary
Close sent the following message TO the Sheriff at
weir CITY
Under no circumstances can the state authorize
or permit violence. strikers must not trespass
nor assault United states deputy marshuls nor de-
stroy property. Read this 10 tho miners
l.. ID. LEW ELLING Governor"
II Is reported that the Governor has sent for
Lieutenant Governor Daniels, Who Is at Weir City,
and II is generally believed that The result will be
,b, oraeri * out Of the State militia 10 go to the
scene Of the strike. secretary Close said that n
number Of letters received this morning Cherokee
County Indicated trouble was near NJ hand. AZ far
a. known all quiet to-day al Weir City, Pitt sburs
aud Iitchtcld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25

The Board decided 10 employ l.. c. Ledvard. Of the
finn OF Carter Ledyard. TO draw up charges
against Well. 1t was also decided 10 ask him to
be ready to make his defence at special meeting
which will be held on August A. ms 'riai Is likely
to be sensational Mr.. We'll does not ih'end TO give
up without making hard fight ana declares that he
can produce Witnesses 10 statements winch were
made by other bankers on the bear sue equally as
strong as were his own Mr.. We'll VIII receive formal
notice today from the BOari tha' cni vi nave been
preferred against him. and that they VIII be pre-
scented formally on the date naiheu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
SIGNALLING FROM pEEKSKILL 70 THIS CITY.

Peck,kll y. " July 2i.-1he week 1T The state
camp began ausIdcously for the I'D with n day
that could not have been finer for drilling. A DOL
breeze has been blowing since early morning. and
the weather has been bright aud clear. The signal
corp, sent two messages from Pcehshl 10 the New
York station on the Equitable Building. and an
answer received from Bhgadlcr-Gencrl Flz.
gerald. The work done quickly and accurately,
and all were satisfied with the results
'rir a.i did some pretty drilling this morning. and
rromI.ss 10 do better every day Of the week.
Major g. g. Cochran OF the 13lh Regiment Of Brook
lyn. was In camp this morning making arrangements
with General Porter In regard to the batteries week
I'm cnmp. \ detachment from the 1917 Regiment.
under command OF Major Cochran. Is To pre- EIDE the
battcrlo, n, an advance guard. and VIII spend the
week In camp with them The detachment VIII
number 100 men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
SHIPS FOR CALIFORNIA WHEAT SCARCE.

san Franci,co. July :4.-Thc question OF oD'ai'l"e
sins ia carry california wheat for export !, becoming
a serious che. on Jnly 80 the dsengag"d Tonnage III
San Francisco harbor was $4,000 The same 'Hi'
last wear It was $4,000 Wheat reighfs nav" ihho"
n decided advance within the last few weeks. THIS
increased demand for Tonnage l. occaHoned Dy 'n'
wheat growers dspOsng OF their crops al III" cai's'
rossIlc moment after they have been harvested. as
The bank, refuse 10 advance them money on ware
hnil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
THE TELEPHONE FOR RAILROAD shhNioI'

Chicago. July ai.-It was reported mere 'ouA' 'a"'
49,, an.c.ment Of the nnsylyania road Das "e-
cIded to dispense with the use OF the teesr"p" "m
,,mo. entirely In the operation OF It's Trans anu
IN substitute for them long distance teiephoh'' 4"
/, said that the change Is TO DE- maui ~ , ,,
e s -, ,sn Ic operated more cheapy ana
Win oreptsr simplicity than the telegraph.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
IT " is NOT 4 CdSE or .lSIiIIf fHOLERI

TIE PEOPLE OF EASTWOOD EXCITED OVER THE
DEATH or NAN WHO HAD Eaten
POISONED CORNBFEF.
The people Of Eastwood, II village about Two miles
from IlilSdal, are greatly excited over n -nppIsrd
case Of Asiaiic cholera. The victim John C..
Blauvrt, ffiy-sIx years old. lie had been living ut
the home Of his sister, Mr., psf. Mr.. Bauvelt be-
came lex Yesterday afternoon nj = o'clock aud all the
common symptoms OF ordinary cholera developed In a
short time.
Dr. IT, C. Nicer. OF Park Ridge. summoned To
attend The sick man. and at first unable In de
tcrmine tle cau.c OF the attack. lie made "A careful
inquiry. however. and found that the whole trouble
was that Mr. Bauvrl had eaten poisoned canned corn.
bc.f DcsDic the efforts OF the doctor. Mr. auN cit
grew worst and at 8 80 last evening died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
RDrSD LAKE HOTELS CROWDED.

Found Lake. y. Y, July "a SpecaD.-The opening
Of the festival week finds the Round Lake grounds
A. lively rs the first day Of country fair The
ho,,Is and boarInghOu have been we'll filed since
saturday hui tonight they crowded. one rather
cuio,,s feature OF the 0casion Is the arrival the
n,ght train Of n large delegation from saratoga. who
noc 10 listen to the music after the days racing.
60, zerrahn, the concert leader. arrived here TO-
.,ght and took charge Of the chorus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
RrRIsEyE BLlKEMtN's GENEROUS GIFT.

bridgeport. Conn, July "a (-peiai''-bnuses'
brakeman. Of New-York Chy, to-day presented S-'
600 TO the town OF stratford for the purpose oi Is
,abIishing "A free public library. Mr. Biase"ia" ior'ne,
Il, r.,dcd in stratford The building is to be erected
- r.,v ovned by Jxdge Russell. OF the Probate
Court ad Joining the stiatfOrd congregational .""'N"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
rp1pyDs OF SILVER TO HOLD A MEETING

4 meeting will be held at the Fifth Avenu" Hotel
tonight of men who do not believe that the sherman
Law IL by any the main cause Of the present
financial condition. Every one who believes III bi-
metaism 1, expected to be en- hand. The meeting
will be held In Paror at the hotel. end any one
ran attend One of the prime movers In getting up
this meeting is ID. b. Harris. who believes In the use
Of silver, and who thinks that he can educate the
people OF the East sufficiently TO create sentiment
tere in opposition TO the repeal OF the silver law
II was said Yesterday that United states sena'Ors
Jones and Stewart would both be present and speak
nj the meeting 1t Is certain that Senator Jones VIII
not be there and friends OF senator stewart declared
last night that lie would nc attend
Senator Jones' when asked by Tribune reporter
II lie had de ided TO be present at the meeting. said
NO / do not intend TO be present. While ! am
in sympathy with the movement to educate the people
NJ tho East ON the silver question: this Is Eastern
matter entirely and 1t would not do for me TO go
there"
The call for the meeting signed by sixty men,
and among them there some strong speakers
Among those who signed the call are the following :;
Richard Lacey j. W. Murphy, John 6. Boyd, Robert
Blissert Henry Nichols. Thomas Jordan. D. f. Crosby,
A. Luhrs d sons D. b. Harris. George d. Roberts,
c. f. Travis W. A. Kirkham, }. J.. Cunningham,
W. S. Weiss. II. b. PhilbrOok, Richard }. Linton
Charles s. King, James II Munroe, H. Z. server
o. G. +. Hinton, Henry McMants, H. Alden
spencer. IL. Charles Ulman. John Blakeley. T. b.
wskeman. G. l.. Burr Company. John H. Hill, j..
r. Curry, +. f. Burrows, Gcorgee. o. Jone'; Dwight
r,ittenden. o. H. Giles. A. p. Minear. e. l.. Davis.
- A. Gregory Harding Weston james b. Colgate. A.
Foster Higgins, Van buren, Censlow =. b. Bee6i'
charles Gallagher, ID. Rousseau. +. A. Nnrgls0n = H.
Drew l. A. Wray. Z. II. Pilsberry. J. ". Humphreys
D. Reqna jr John w MSTr fAc NJ Moran Or L1aa
t.avanna w H. Dusenberry: C. W. Campbell +. B.
Nichols braham Mead D. IT, KmSa Hr MI A. F. E
Ron ANDREW Murray, Frederick Pantitsch. \. L.
Wineburgh. Dr. George H. Elliott. c: Sanecho 9'car
Eieins, Daniel l.. Thurston, Henry Meyer H. H.
Bs{ley DR.. NJ Moore. J. ii. studer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
DEMOCRATIC COrNTENAyCES LOOK TROr BLEED

saratoga July - (Sprcla.-Tlicrc i troubled cN-
sion on the countcnances OF ia" Democratic lead.
crs now I'm town. Lieutenant Governor ". /.
sheehan arrived al the Grand Union Iioic! this
ing shortly ancrward he WAS closcted with Governor
Flower. senator Edward Murphy, Norman Mack and
others in the Governors cottage at the United states
United States senator 4. =. GOrnan. Of Maryland.
who /, nj the United States Hotel, Is rcticcnt In
gard 10 political matters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
CADETS SUFFERING, FROM ONERWORK.

West Point. y. Y. July - ,-pccnD.-Thc cadets
viii strike tents August 10 aud return 10 their
gunrt.r, in barracks, where they will rmaih until
August IL There are sixteen men now IL the
hospital suffering from overworA. the result Of
hard drilling Mrs. l. >. Grant Will arrive at
Cranstons tomorrow afternoon. She has been visiting
her .on, 4. :. Grant. nj salem Centre Westchester
County. y. " Colonel +. ID. Grant Is stil III
Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
rIc roID TICKETS IL TIE HANDS OF scALPkR>.

Chicago. July 4i.-Roads east and south iro"
chicago were thrown into state OF excitement 10
dny by the discovery that Tie market mere ""s
flooded with Big -Four tickets. which were Oe''s use"
10 scalp" rates from Chicago I" II. io"' '""s
IN Indiana polI, and indianapolis to 81 LOUIS Inc
,,.,. ,,rn,r, /, he round trip Worlds Fair tickets.
M. ,r. ~ , matter of fact. one-way tickets from
,n,,"na ,n 81 Louis by way Of Chicago and Indian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
yps cRyGyER SAYS SHE'LL USE HER GUN.

,, Iohn C,egier Of bloomfield. n. j.. who d,csr~
g., tho victim OF persecution the part OF Az.
wscu,ators., said yesterday that II the ksguA''
noth.,ed her IN any way she would usc her pS'o' " w.
can The colorcd boy who Is employed about INC p',.
u'' " no,s., b,, Mrs. Or ,eiei refuses 70 ssy
.hc,,cr shc suspect, the identity OF the wn'e' " 9,
mott, or not 1t is opinion OF most oil tue pp a.
rho neghborhood that II any one attempts " "0
c,eqier he will cone GU. secon1 b.t." "' ,.a "A
IL twenty-five yeas cd In Bicon"e'd '''
that the notte, arc the work OF boys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
FAILURE IN TIE WHOLESALE CLOTHING TRADE.

Henry Bach. wholesale dealer In clothing AT No.
737 Broadway, with branches In Boston and Chicago
us financially embarrassed, and has confessed
Judgment for S4,0l7 In favor OF Sarah strauss.
Execution was issued 10 the sheriff. The liabilities
are reported TO be over 100000. lie owes several
creditors lnrge amounts. !. & H.. Schattman & Co.,
OF No. ST. Broadway, were creditors for So5 900
Herman Joseph. their attorney. said yesterday that
part of their claim had been secured by outstanding
accounts. and for the Laancc they took bill OF sale
on The merchandise In The store. giving Mr. Bach
81 900 I'm cash and release OF their claim When
The Messrs Schattman went to Mr.. Bachs store they
found the judgment against him previously men
TONED whereupon they obtained witt OF rcpevin
for $4,000 ana replevined the goods. Mr.. Joseph
had an interview with Mr.. Bach and the latter snid
he proposed to call creditors meeting at once and
IN offer 30 cents on the dollar as compromise Mr.
Ioseph further snid that the liabilities were not
Gctu elv known but estimated III over 100000.
In M trade II wg1s snd that earIv this ycnr Ar.
p,ah,s tatement claimed assets x2OJOOO liabilities,
~ 400 capital SI47 900. lie did large business.
n,ncipolly as q tob6er. He has been In business In
hn cipti,inc ana other lines about twenty years. ana
was formerly associated with his brother
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
Rank RESERVES OF SEVERAL cITIEs.

Washington July 2i.-Thc rcsrrv" held by National
banks on the last call In the following cities was
Albany, y. V. 3i.9j pr cent; milwaukee, WIS.,
J377 per cent: II. Joseph, Mo-, NO. per cent
New orleans, La, 27Gf per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
PENNSYLVANIA WILLS. srDDENLY CLOSED.

Pittsburc July 2i.-The rod, wire and nall mills
Of the Carnegie steel Company at Beaver Falls closed
down Unexpectedly to-day. superintendent We Eis
ley says the plants will resume In few weeks
after necessary repairs have been mddr, but the
500 employees fearful 0l Il long SHUTDOWN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
ro PREFER CHARGES AGAINST MIR. WE'LL.

rp,o BOARD OF Governors Of the New-Iork stock
exchange he'd another special meeting yes'er ay az
,ernoon TO consider the case Of H. g. Well the eA-
o,anco member Of A. J. We'll & Co.. who was charged
With circulating r,imors affecting the Bank OF The
Manhattan Company On the aoor Of tue Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
ur WANTS TIE NATIONAL CoEDAGE BOOKS.

TIE WANTS TIE NATIONAL CORDA0E boohs'
r,hee H. w HAYES of Newark. yesterday mndr
.rp,cataon 10 Chancellor McGiIl at Jersey CITY io
an order to allow the complainant In The case vi
pslch against tile National Cordage COMPANY 10 sec
thu hooks of the company. Charles l.. Coroin couh
sol submitted an affidavit from f. F. I. Young one
Of the receivers. to the effect 'ha' the 'o'HS W.T. "
use and that be did not CONSIDER IL Iuo'o'ou ~ a'vm
.h hons N mass into the hands Of creditor ut TINS
t.me Mr. CorlIn said the complainant would saher
no injury BY the delay his case could not bc near"
unti! October. Judge Hayes said his chehi only
wonted one book. and would only want thar icr one
day The matter was highly important, lie decine''
because his client intended to bring sui asans. SIM
Of the old directors, and IT might have an eheet Oh
the reconciliation The case, he added involved IT.
regularity In the Issue OF stock before the Insolvency
preceding Chancellor Mciill said That niore ~
Gliding the matter he must consult Nice-'nanc'.u
Green. to whom he had referred all matters relating
70 the Ccrdage Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-23
SESSION OF THE SENATE.
The appointment of Five New Com
mittee Clerks AYR ed TO.

nlLE66 Clerks AYR S6d 10.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-In the Senate
to-day the resolution reported last Monday
authorizing the appointment Of five new
| committee clerks ton geological survey.
national banks. forest reservations, corpora
| tons in the District Of Columbia and tres
passers on Indian lands was taken up and
agreed to.
Mr.. Mcpherson reported back from the
committee on finance the resolution offered
by him last Monday directing the commits
soDer OF labor to make a report at the
opening OF the Fifty-third congress as to the
cost OF the production Of iron and steel
manufactures and of textile fabrics, amended
SO as 90 authorize also the finance commit
tee TO mako further Investigation into the
same matters, with power 80 send for per-
sons and papers. It was ordered printed
and laid on the table
Mr.. Henderson rendered his resignation
as president pro tenn. he resignauOI g, on
motion OF Mr.. Sherman, was accepted.
Mr.. Cockrell offered a resolution declar-
ing Mr., Harris president pro TEN. This was
agreed to, and Mr.. Harris, escorted by Mr..
Mander'on, tcok and signed the cath Of
office.
The proposition by Mr. Cullom to be re-
lleved Of his duties as member Of the
commission to examine into the workings of
the several executive departments of the
government Ia commission provided for in
the sundry civil appropriation bill of the
last session., led 30 debate of considerable
length, In which the fact was brought out
that there was no provision of the law for
filling vacancies on the commission, and
which Mr.. Hoar characterized as grave an
infringement of the constitution as the re-
cent appointments by the President Of sena-
tors and representatives as delegates to
foreign countries. A motion made by Mr..
Hoar to refer the matter to the committee
on privileges and elections fell to the ground
in consequence of MIR. Cullom's Withdraw
ing his request to be excused
The Senate then at rs o'clock proceeded
to executive business. The Senate while
In executive session adjourned until to NOR
row
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-23

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