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PUT MONEY IN THE CARPET.
Then Mrs. Connect Sent the Car.
pet Away to Be Cleaned.
All Thxt Her Little BOY Could Find
Was tho Empty Purse.

Mrs. Olive & nnCtt. OF 70S President
street. Brooklyn, appeared before JUS
ttce IiShe in the Butler street Police
court, brooklyn. this morning and
charged sam woodward, IA Colurcd car.
pct-cleaUcr, Of ~ he Kalb avenue. with
stealing her .pocketbook and u pair of
s Id earrings.
Mrs. Connect was cleaning house on
Wednesday might when she put her
pocketbook containing Sl3 In money and
the earrings In "A roll Of carpet for safe
Keeping. Early yesterday morning
Noodyard and another negro took the
carpet away TO clean 1t.
Mrs. Connect forgot about the pocket
book until tn. men had been gone sew
nral minutes. Thcn she sent her little
boy inter the men.
They were found with the carpet In
n vacant lot in Carroli street, near Sew
enth avenue. The hoy founi the pocket
book In tn lot and o 1t home. The
none ana earrings We're gone.
woodward denied taking the money OF
the earrings, but he was willing to max,
good the loss, Mrs. Connect notified tn,
police. woodward was arrested on q
charge Of violating the law by beatins
carpets on private property without per
mission, lie will hc arraigned on tn,
charge OF larceny on next Monday.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
STOLE CHINESE SAUSAGE.
Young Men Took /: from the ROOF
Where 1t Lay Seasoning.

James Chancher, alias I.cc. eighteen
years old. OF Sc Calhoun street. and
Georgc liouif. alias Joe Stalker, seven
teen years old, of . Lewis street, were
arraign"i In the Tombs Police Court to-
day. He Is charged with stealing 500
pounds OF Chinese sausage, value at
N@5. from the roof of the house, II Mott
street, wher" the men: had been LAID
out to season. The owner was Wan
Hook. who runs the Chinese belmont
co's.
Last Monday night Chancher and
HiuN called on n girl living on the Ton
hohr OF the house, and on leaving
snealtel through the scuttle 10 the roof
AMI stole the s~ausages. Part of Tho
stun was sold and they threw AVA the
remainder. They admitted their guilt
and Justice Martin held them for trial
The evening world., 1893-10-20
CARRIED THEIR HAIR IN BAGS.
Two Women Went to Court After
a Hair Pulling Match.
Ncwmnn Separated Them and i.
Charged with Assault.

Justice Weldc, OF the Harlem Court,
held George w. Newman. of 24li First
avenue. in $500 bail this morning for
trial on n charge OF felonious assault on
Mrs. Jane Conroy. of the same address.
The assault Is alleged to have taken
place on oct. s, n grew out OF a fight
In the hallway of their home between
Mrs. Conroy and the wife of Newman.
Both women were in court this morn
inI, each carrying as evidence Of the
struggle. a paper bag of long brown and
golden trosSes which had been pulled out
by the roots.
According to Mrs. Conroy, she and her
neiBhbor. Mrs. New got into a hair.
pullnE match on the day named. Hei
rivals husband happened along Mt the
most interesting stage of the fight. He
locked Mrs. I>ewman In her own room,
and then pushed Mrs. Conroy into her
apartments. striking her AZ he did no.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
CAUGHT The FoRGER.
P~atchogue officers Ran Down a
Quite Noted Crook.
Now Tappan Says He Will Expose
Respected Accomplices.
He Promises q Sensation When His
Trial Takes Place.

PATCFIoGUE. l.. l.. Oct. 2.-I.eonard
Happen. the forger. was arrested here
this morning at about 6 o'clock by Dep
uty Sheriff George H.. O'Dell and John
Gircux, but not until after a hot chase,
in which several shots were fired at
him by the officers.
Happen came to town last night after
dark. and went to the house of his
brother. Tom Happen. During the even
ing he became engaged In IA row with
his brothers clerk. The boy. at day
light this morning. went to officer
O'Delrs house and told him that Tap
pen was in town and where he could be
found.
Odcll n Giroux Immediately went
to the house opposite the Congregations
Church. Odell went to the back door
and left Giroux at the front.
Odell had no sooner Knocked at the
PACK than Happen rushed out of the
front door. When he saw Giroux, he
started on q run. with both officers at
his heels. Happen was proving himself
= fast runner when Giroux called out
and Giroux fired n shot in the air to
warn him to surrender. Happen gave
q startled jump, and said: Don't shoot
jail. where a newspaper saw him.
The forger. on being questioned. said
when my trial comes up / shall make
q big sensation in this town. / was
merely a tool In the hands of other par
ties whose good p~cninanship got me In
the hole. The people are way up. too.
put III Kick up the biggest scandal this
town ever saw II they don't come to my
rescue and share the Disgrace"
Happen is the man who has been n
terror to Patchogue people for u long
time. He has been a horse thief, bully
.ond at last a forger. making hundreds OF
dollars on HE fOrgeries. The police have
been looking for him for a long time.
once the officers was looking for him
near New York, and when the officer was
on a ferry-boat, Tappen was within n
lew feet of. him. but escaped notice by
going into the ladies' cabin.
Happen at one time was worth con.
living. When his resources were gone
he became n forger. His system was
TO MI out checks. forg. "A prominent
mans name on them and buy horses for
q small sum and then tender the check
In payment. His methods OF doing bust.
ness were successful Until he went into
floating time notes.
These he foated with forged names
attached. In time, OF course, they be.
came due and II was discovered they
were forgeries. The names attached
Real-Estate eDaler James Palmer, 10.
tel-keeper Robert Rork. Willia,s Jan.
kins,, DR.. A. II. Pettitt and S. S. Ham.
mond. ~
Warrants were issued for T]appen's mr..
resi-, out ne eVaded the police until this
morning. He has engaged Lawyer
George Furfnan to defend him.
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EMMA WOODS WILL APPEAL.
VIII Not Tamsly Accept Sentence
for Mans'auEh.or.

NEWARK, oct. 20.-l'uless emma
Woods Is successful In her attempt tc
secure n new trial. she VIII probably
spcri tnc the best part of the next ten
years in the New Jersey State Prison
at Trenton.
After four hours and twenty-five min
Ite"' deliheratIon. the jury In her trial
Brown, fourd her guilty of manslaughtrr
4. the nrst degree. The extreme penalty
Tor THIS Grim" Is ten years imprison-
m,nt.
When the unfortunate woman heard
the verdict, she wept piteously, aud was
hrrriedlS taken back to the jaii. Sena.
ton. Jarrett her counsel. promptly mott.
ned the Court hat he would speedily
IoVe for a new trial. and will probably
appeal to the higher courts If 1t Is de.
MED him in the trial court.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
THOSE THIEVES OF s22, 600.
EXPRESS omcinls Think They VII
Soon Be in Hand.

81. LOUIS. Oct. 2o,-Gencral Manager
A. A. Antisdell. General Superintendent
!. Trumbull. Of the American Express
company. and Special Guard Korycn-
oorfcr held a conference yesterday CON
corning the $4,000 robbery. General
Manager Antisdeli stated to n reporter
we nave come to the conclusion tho
Nloney was stolen between New York
anc 81. Louis. and II will be only n mat
Yer or hours before we have the guilty
parties under arrest. e"'''
u won't say whom we srsnect no -,
der the circumstances, we s,isncct nyary
one who had anything to do with the
conveyance of the money, but We are
The evening world., 1893-10-20

Do You Know How E1bauStlns The
Sentiments Are?
THE BEST AND STRONGEST zen AND WOMEN
BECOME EXHAUSTED THOUGH EMOTIONS

There Is no way by which people exhaust
crcising the affections.
This startling remark wns made by one Of the
hest physicians IN America. lie wns man who
hud studied deeply, observed kccnly and knew
men nud women thoroughly. Continuing, ht
said
sentiment Is n grand. n lovely thing. and tho
world cannot live without IL, but the exercise Of
til" sentiments invariably "Ahnusts. I"opl" may
not feel It, but 1t * true nevertheless. A man ur
n woman wears out, breaks down aud then won.
dcrs Mt the cause. In nVcs bcfotc civilization,
when men only mad bnlt, Instincts and feelings
were not high. the sentiments were not keen,
even the passions were not aroused but In the
present day Ui breeding, Of feeling. men aud
women may enjoy much, hut they exhaust
quicker. This IL sad, bu, II Is true.
81 know am talking frankly, perhaps
blnnily, but ! am telling the truth, and II the men
Gnl women Of the lgh century do not feed the
forces Mat produce sentiments, affections, feel.
ingS. they nrc cortnir to break down, To become
exhausted, and to die before their time. Io not
tell me these things are theories, for they are
solemn facts.
You ask me wiRt ] would no., - he continued.
" answer: Begin To feed thes" forces; feed them
constantly; feed, them with the hest aud most
N'''h d'7'oN'ty you GIN secure. u You ASK
me wint Is the best, ! unhesitn,iiIgly say It Is that
grand preparation which has been 40 long before
tho people and II ~ popular, Warmers safe cure.
! know TINT 1t possesses powers known to no
other discovery, and I know that thousands OF
men and women cannot live without II to- day. n
you will stop and think, or nsk Your friends, you
will see tina, what I say IL correct, and ! believe
be led To try II al once n you have not already
done So
The facts stated by the doctor and the ndyicc he
gives nre sound. IT'S absolutely true that many
men and women nrc enabled To live nnd enjoy
life entirely through the power which this great
remedy give them, and there nrc thousands of
nihnrs 50 I'm nncl In fulIn,, In I'm ~. latl
The evening world., 1893-10-20
MRS. W. A. CLARKE DEAD.
Wife OF the Millionaire Died While
He Was Hurrying Hcm-.

The arrangements FOR the funeral OF
ArASKate Clarke. wife of W. A. Clarke,
the multi-millionaire and copper king of
Butte City, Mont. have not as yet been
made.
Mr.. Clarke will not arrive in the city
until this afternoon. The sad news of
MS wife's death was given him while
en- route from the West to join her.
MRS. Clarke was taken III only n few
DAYS ago and died Yesterday at her home
Ftfty-eighth street. ~
william Clarke, Mr.. Clarke's son, who
Il a student at Yale, arrived home a few
nours before his mothers death and is
now at home prostrat,a.
ABOUT TWO years ago Mr.. Clarke's
daughter married DR.. Culver, ana they
are nving on Fifth venue DR.. Culver
and now has taken charge OF ali the ar,
engagements pending Mr.. Clarke's arrival
The evening world., 1893-10-20
JERSEY WATER BOARDS SURPLUS
Figures Shown in Answer 20 tho
Char2e OF Extravagance.

The board of Trade II jersey Ctty some time
ago charged that the Water Board vas cx,rava.
giant and hinted at having the members Of the
water BOARD presented to the Granb- Jury.
The Board of Trade asked Tor a report " the
"hairs Of the Water Department and this re-.
port which has Just been issued hy Water Regis.
ter Haley shows that the Water DEPARTMENT ia
self sustaining.
Turing the year from May |, 1899, To Nav /
- SloS",l5' outstanding. making a total OF
The total expenditures were 367l, lOi. 81, OF uhich
OF so. O2a 90.
TINS report ~h' a surprise TO many and i copy
or u VIII he sent 10 the Board OF Trade. -
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Incompatible AT ALBANY.
Long Island Water and Staten Isiant
Laundryiur Companies.

ALBANY. N. y, Oct. 2C.-The follow.
ing companies yesterday filed articles of
incorporation with the Secretary NJ
State:
The wyckon Heights Water Cou,.rv ,n.,
VII furnish water TO Wyckor Heights. in oueens
county. The capital is $40. 600. The once Of me
Company VIII be ct Newtown. The directors ar,
Aueust Muller, Of Metz opolltan L.eopoid Mat n,
hhroos!yn; Adoiph u,Gl, of BROOKLYN; John F.
Dreyer; 9, bfooklyn: Henry strop. William Heck.
ny ana FRANK Fuller. Of Metropolitan.
The Staten Island Laundryirg Estabu,bno,,
Mhlch VIII be located at Port Rlchmond SI,in,
Island. II has a capital OF s.. 900. Tho d,rectors
pIe yohn u. Armstrone. Edward Kraft and Ilarry
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Horning Papers. Selection.
AT LINDEN PARl

AT LINDEN PARK.
First Race-Picknicker. Correction.
Second Race-Florence, West Park.
Third Race-Tormentor, Bob Suther-
land.
Fourth Race-Melba. Little Fred.
Fifth Race-Minnehaha, Reginald.
Sixth Race-Beansey, Harry Alonzo.
First Race-Candelabra, Picknicker.
Second Race-Florence. West Park.
Third Race-Tormentor. Capt. Wagner.
Fifth Race-Play or Pay. Uncle Jess.
sixth Race-Kilkenny. Beansey.
Seventh Race-Vestibule, Tom Tough.
First Race-Candelabra. Picknicker.
Second Race-Florence. Equation.
Third Race-Tormentor, Watterson.
Fourth Race - Tom Harding, Little
Fred.
Fifth Race-Minnehaha, Reginald.
Sixth Raee-Beansey. Harry Alonzo.
Seventh Race-Tom Tough, Void.
First Race--Candelabra. Picknicker.
Second Racc-Florence. Grampian.
Third Rsce-Tormentor, Watterson.
Fourth Race-Tom Harding, Melba.
Fifth Race-Reginald. Minnehaha.
Sixth Race Beansey, Harry Alonzo.
Seventh Race-Vest!bule. Tom Tough.
First Race--Loantaka, Picknicker.
Second Race-Florence. West Park.
Third Race-Tormentor, Capt. Wagner.
Fourth Race Tom Harding. Little
Fred.
Fifth Race-Reginald. Play or Pay.
Sixth. Race-Kilkenny. Harry Aionzo
Seventh Race-Vestibule. Tom Tough.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
DEAD TRAMPS UNIDENTIFIED.
Five Killed In . Collision Are
Trsntou's Morpue.

TRENTON. n. j.. Oct. .o.-The bodies o, the
Eve tramps who wer, killed In a collision late
last night between Two freight trains are In the
norgue at this place. None of the bodies has yet
teen identified.
card was found en- one of the bodies. on
which was written. "A. A., Philadelphia"
Conductor Altman. OF one OF the freight trains,
was severely injured. but he will recover.
The railroad officials are reticent, and Il 10 not
hnewn whether the responsibility for the collision
The evening world., 1893-10-20
TWO SISTERS AND ONE LOVER.
dc Was Engaged to Each in Turn
and Now to Neither.

Laoonia Travalye and her sister. CT.
sslda' OF 81 North Tenth street. WILLIAMSBURG,
were before Justice Goetting. In the Lee Avenue
Court. to-day to complain OF vinccnso Fortoson.
fortoson hrst fell in love with Lahonla. and
tney became engaged. Then he broke the engage.
ment, ana made preparations to marry Giseiia'
vinsenso promised TO get Labonia aaothc,
eweetheart He failed To do this, however. and
TO even matters up Giselda forsook him. "
NOW fortoson is not engared To either Of thu
TWO girls. and both OF them have cause 10 re-.
Frey Their Intimacy LAbohh figures as com.
Piainant IN the test case. her sister having waived
her rights. Justice Costing held Fortoson fol
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First Race-Sweet Alice. Minnie j.,
Young Lottery.
Second Race-Dillon j., Vocalize. Jack
Lowell.
Third Race-Top Gallant, Rancocas.
Arizona.
Cnartreuse.
Fifth Race-Frank r. Harf, Despair.
Miss Richmond.
Sixth Race-Ill-Spent. Pliny. Caesar.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
With Pure Blood

You need not fear the Grip, Pneumonia, Diph.
thoria or fevers. because your system will read
Ny throw OF any OF the Complaints. Hoods
sarsapariils makes purc blood. AMI thu. builds
M the whole system 1t Is now in great demand
as a FALL MEDICINE. lie sure to so. Hoods
because
The evening world., 1893-10-20
BLEECKER ST., COR. GREENE.
SAYS HIS WIFE STABBED HIN.
A Bowsry Concert Hall Singer Al
cused OF Pelonious Assault.

Catherine f. Walsh, a concert singer
on the Bowery. near Houston street, was
arrested this morning, charged with
feloniously assaulting her husband,
James F. Walsh.
Walsh came to the hall where his
wife was singing early Wednesday morn
ing and asked her to go home. She
to put him out, Walsh a y his wife
stabbed him with a penknife in the
right wrist. Mrs. Walsh was paroled
for examination In the jefferson Market
Court.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
LAB0RER SUSPECTED OF ARSON.
A Blaze in the Annexed District Led
10 His Arrest

Timothy Sullivan, a laborer. %thirty-one.
is locked up in the Morrisania police
station IN suspicion OF arson.
shortly before : o'clock yesterday
evening n fire occurred in the cellar OF
the four-story tenement i3 East One
Hundred md Thirty-hfth street, owned
10y Anthony S%h"ppart. OF Third avenue
and one Hundred and Thirty-ifth, and
500 damage was done.
fire. '
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Help Wanted-Maie

WAN TED-ENperienced fur cutter on seal worl
for spare time: none but experienced need ap.
ply. international Fur M'.'sCo., $3.50 Broad Il st.
Newark, N. j.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Gloucester Forecasts.

The ertries on to-day's card are rather
heavy. ard good racing may be expected.
The entries and selections are as fol-
lows:
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Mclaughlin Doesn't Know jimmie.
A despatch from Freehold, n, j., printed this
morning, tells how pluky fourteen year-old Lucy
Harvey captured "Jimmis'' Cleaving. a notorious
New York Thief, while be and q pal were break
Ing into her fathers house yesterday. Inspector
Mclaughlin says he does not recognize In this
man any thief whom we want The Inspector
resi- il =
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Happy People Are Thos,

Fnn all forms of disorirrcd siorfcI u.e
Bh"No stLrlkI'. \ paiata e uIompt cure. -
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POINTERS ON THE RACES.
Seven Cool Contests Promised at
Linden Park Track To-Day.
Tom Harding Looks . Cluch In ths
Fourth Event.

Seven races will be decided at Linden
Park to-day. and as the quality and
quantity are not lacking some excellent
sport should be seen. The weather Is
fine and the attractive card should draw
Il large crowd.
The opening event Is a handicap
sweepstakes at n mile and n furlong.
1t brings out Loontakl, Clndelabra,
Plcknicker, Correction. F.de,io and other
good ones. \ fair field of two-year-olds
start in the second race. and In the
third Tormentor, Watterson. Poor Jona-
than, Charles Wilson, Capt. Wagner,
and other fast ones go.
Tom Harding should have an easy time
heating Cnc.e Jess, Flatlands. Little
Fred and Volunteer II. In the fourth
race, and in the NTH Reginald looks a
real good thing. Experience. Beansey.
Kilkenny. Harry, Alonzo.:. and Others
start In the sixth race. Nestibulc' and
Tom Tough should furnish "A hot fight
In the seventh.
The entries and selections are as fol-
lows:
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Florence should have no difficulty In
formed s~plendidly In his last race, will
be close up. and Equation should beat
the others.
Thirl Rarc Pure 800. for ALI Akek. nelllnK
The evening world., 1893-10-20

VandeIabra looks a good thing In the
opening event. He is improving and
Will run "A great race to-day, Picknicker
may be second and Integrity third.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
1861 Onsck Stables Red Light..............
1874 G W.. Newton's bob sutherland. ......

Tormenter outclasses this lot. and as
he Is In at easy weight, will probably
win. Charley Wilson Is fast for five
%furlongs. and he may beat Watterson
for second money.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-26
CRANsTON ADVERTIsEMENTs.
TOWN OF CRANsTON.
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

ONCE OF Town Clerk.
Cransion X. l.. April IL. 1893.
Application for license 10 sell pure spirituous.
Intoxicating and malt LIQUORS have been made by
the following named persons and firms:
FIRST CLASS
NARRAGANSETr BREWING COMPANY, Ar
iington. for license TO manufacture and sell
WHAT sCHEER BREWERY H. T. GIN. Mo-
teri Tor lice nse TO manufacture and sell at
brewery.
SECOND CLASS.
JAMES w. COOPER. Planneld Pike IN Simon
Suprovitsa Buiding.
MICHAEL A. STONE. whtiord swee.'s building
THOMAS EuAN east OF Church street.
j. ZAMBRANO. Zambrano Bros block. Thornton
plalnneld road.
pANiEi BxRnIT, Mayneld plat
Gibson HOLdATE. Thornton premises OF Anto-
LoREzN1 aoLISI corner IsrAin's lane and
Hrum pIiTFY, fiskyIlle -Four Corners.
PARIS q. JOHNSTON. Hotel on Main street. Fisk
GEORGE GEORGE W. JOHNSON, Park avenue. near POcas-
sTER;IiS 4. FESNER corner Reservoir and Park
l.. W. HOLMAN. Knights vile Hotel.
The Town council win 10 In session In the Council
Chamhcr. In said Cranston. IN MONDAY, Nav l.,
iS,,A AZ 10 o'clock n. m ~ which time aud place all
peraous ~ desiring may ne heard on tho matter OF
srantinr sucl appltt atlonS
DANIEL d. WATERMAN.
spi5-i<t Council Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-26
Minor Mention.

Edward Birmingham, a prisoner at the
Jail at New Haven, coolly walked out Of
that institution last evening and has not
been captured.
Last evening the Newport Or. ~ Artil-
lery company observed its 152d anniver-
sary and held its annual election. Colonel
Addison Thomas and Lieutenant Col onel
Alvin A. Barker were reelected.
In the supreme court for Dukes count,
at Edgartown, Mass. "A verdict of not guilty
was rendered in the new trial of John ID
and Samuel ID. Wright of Newport, in.
dicted last fall for assault on State Officer
w. II. Proctor
John Haggcrty Of willmantic, Conn.
while hanging TO the side Of moving
freight car yesterday, was struck by q
switch at Willimantic and thrown under
the train, which passed over him, cuttinl
off both legs. He cannot live.
Fred Mckee and George Hay yes, two Brock
ton (Mass.) boys who ran away from HON,
a week ago for the second time, have been
heard from in New York, where they hnt
gone TO take in the naval review. The boy
started with determination to react
Chicago
The Brockton (Mass) board of aldermen
has granted the petition OF the Brock
ton Commercial club for permission
erect clubhouse at the corner Of Sprin.
and Main streets, and the club will pro
ceed TO erect handsome house, the firs
story ofwaieh will be stone and the uppC
of wood
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-26
CRAZED BY JEALOUSY.
TREHAN SHOOTS TUCKER AND AT-
IEMPTS TO sHOOT HIS WIFE.
Tucker is Likely tn Die-The Would he
Murderer Gives Himself Up to the
Police.

BEVERLY. Mass. April GA shooting
affray. which may prove fatal, occurred
here last evening. The victim, Frank
Tucker, now lies at the point of death as
the result OF his alleged intimacy with
Mrs. George Trehan. The shot was fired
by the husband of the woman in question.
The bullet entered fuckers mouth Ire
han then attempted to shoot Mrs. Trehan.
but the bullet passed harmlessly out of u
window.
Last Christmas Trehan and his wife
came here from Haverhill They took up
their residence with the Tucker family on
Page street. Young Tucker, who is un-
married, IL is alleged, became intimate
with Mrs. Trehan, and this fact caused the
Trehans to separate.
In February last Trehan went to Haver-
hill and has been working in Chicks shoe
factory. He returned to Beverly last even
ing for the purpose of having his wife re
turn to Haverhill with him. 1t is claimed
that he found Tucker in his wife's room,
and Tucker, il is further alleged, tried TO
put Trehan out The latter drew re-
volver and fired one shot. Dr. Swasey was
called and probed for the bullet, which he
found near the base of the skull. 1t is
feared that Tucker will not live over night
AT midnigho Trehan gave himself up to
the Beverly police
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-26
PROSPECTS ARE HOPEFUL.
President CIeVcland's Attitude on the
Money Question
BEGEYS CONFIDENCE IN RESULT.
The Gold balance Over the Reserve IL
Healthier residential Appointments
Wool Inspectors Are Angry Other
CAPITAL Topics.

WASHINGTON, April 26--The condition
Of the treasury yesterday showed quite a
little Improvement, aud there is very
perceptible decrease in the nervous appre-
hthsion and'excitement over the situation.
This change in the aspect of affairs is par
italy due TO the general recognition of the
determination OF the president to main
tain parity between all our money issues
TO the extent Of bond issue IL it comes to
that.
The gold balance over the so-called $780,
O00, 900 reserve is healthier than II has
been for some days, but equally as much
importance is attached by treasury
officials to foreign advices that the urgency
of the European demand for gold had
abated and that there was a prospect of n
temporary cessation Of week or so longer
of heavy gold exports. Meanwhile the
treasury is gaining gold to meet the next
drain on its resources and the opening of
the Worlds fair is looked forward to as
bringing additional gold into the country.