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MINING PROPERTY ATTACHED.
The Schlesinger Syndicate Mines Owe Rail-
roads for Freight CharGea.

The Schlesinger Syndicate Mines Owe Rail.
roads for Freight Charged.
NEaAUNEE. Mich. July 15.-Deputy sherifrs
are attaching the property OF tho Schlesinge ger
syndicate mines at the instance OF the Chicago
and Northwestern Railway and other creditors
MILWAUKEE. July 15.-Ferdinand Schlesin-
ger saw to-day the despatch announcing the
fact that some Of his iron properties on
the Menominee and Marquette ranges had
been attached by the Northwestern road. lie
said that he could not understand what Was
meant
Tho schlesinRer syndicate" he said. is a
debtor to the Northwestern Railway to the OK
tent OF perhaps $4,000 1t is q complete
thing was all right. This matter will be set
tied Immediately. and will not Inconvenience
our syndicate in the least"
The attachment proceedings are. according
to Mr.. Schesinger. against what Is known as
the Buffalo mine. which is located near Negau-
nee. which is the property OF the syndicate
Buffalo mine but arc Interested in a. large
which is Vailed Spf in the aggregate at many
were made in the County Court this afternoon
George ". ludlow & Co. wholesale shoe
dealers. to Frank S. oliver.
waass RShe & 2
Bonton Foundry '' co@pany. oT ilrty.ninth
sst hyan! Asssss g: aEass
s2Oo.0OO., According to the assiGnee's In
consist Of foundry and plant worth $1,000
a ara oT T, I accounts AMOUNTING to 500
due In few days and notes duo to the extent
pany for $40. 600 The failure was precipi-
payments on notes held by various down.towa
nanks, which did not dtsire to haye the Taper
II Tse
synaieste The sehissinssrs vent into i ABOUT
ba M for a.sistanc. sent 4 to me wall.
Cleveland q few weeks ago; This house start
eps Eo nS es Cox
being unable e collect on ore sold to the FUR
naces. were Obliged to give way. ,Atthe time
HIs BY Se v Waf
les controlled by the Schlesn gers. and OF course
The Schiesingers own a great chain OF mines
In, northern Michigan, including the Chaplin
nss the a Eh tSe u s wof nes h 81 %ns
Dunn. Armenian. York Iron Com pany. Dragon.
Clare. and Sunday lodes. The estimated value
about $50. OOO.O0U. - '''-' 20
In addition to their mines they own many
furnaces. and were Interested in foundries In
various large cities. One OF them is the Bouton
Foundry here. which failed to-day.
Tho liabilities OF the Bouton Company con;
notes already due to the extent OF s15O.OOO,
with accounts against the com pany OF S50.00n.
failure was precpitated by the inability OF tho
company to make pay ments on notes held by
various banks which did not desire to have
their paper returned on account OF the unoer-
tain condition Of the money market
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yHE Expnos1oy ON THE maDc4P.
Capt Hires Was Mnmmering n Swollen
. Cartridge into u BreecIl.Ionder.

sapt hires Was hnmmerlnG Swollen
p Cartridge into Breech-Ioader.
The cartridge explosion on board the sloop
Madcap on Friday. by which Commodore A. "
Sheridan OF tho Sea Ciir Yacht Club the owner
OF the vessel. and his sailing master, Capt.
Hires OF Greenport. Long Island. were severely
Injured. was caused by q swollen cartridge
can which WAS too large for the brsech.
loading gun. and which Cant. Hires
tried to send homo with the aid OF a
big iackknife. He struck the cap by mistake
fairly In the centre, which is the danger
point and 1t exploded. Flying backward It
lhcsratnd his hand and tore one finger al.
most Oh. His face and neck were badly burned
BY the powder.
:, The knife was knocked out OF his hand and
It struck the Commodore. who was standing
behind the cannon. In the leg. penetrating the
'skin bone. Several pieces Of hone were taken
out by the surgeon. Though the wound was
, very Painful. the Commodore. reached down
y Mrs. sheridan. her daughters. Lulu and
Olive, and Miss Bertha snyder. a, guest. who
we're IN the cabin. rushed out on deck. to nnd
deck and the two men who formed the crew
66neslinY Gs,sidts them, trying to staneh the
the sight. but sueceeded in throwing on tie
feeling Of weaEncss. and set to work to relieve
the wounded men AS much as possible.
teleRraphed for 10 come to Sea Gin. Then
tho patients were put ON a, hand car at tho
% club house and taken by rail to the railroad
Sss Gin The physicians arrived there aImo cSt
at the same time. They feared that Commo.
dore sheridan, would not again be abb to
tended TO the knee. II WAS at first feared that
Capt, Hires's hand would have to be ampu-
tated; but 1t was afterward considered I'M
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THEIR THEA TIRE As SECURITY
Tho Mech Brothers OF Buffalo Decide 70
Make an Assignment.

MIKE nm Arrangement.
BUFFALO July 15.-Financial strinRency to-
day caused the Mech Brothers. theatrical
managers OF the Academy Of Music In this
city. to make an assignment OF their property.
They have run theatre here for quarter OF
century. About three years ago John. tho
elder brother. began to speculate In real estate.
lie operated largely in companies, organized
under the syndicate name OF tho Union Land
Exchange. and finally went into partnership
with a Mr.. Wheelock In the real estate bust
ness. leaving his brother Harry to run the thea
tire. They owned ne the Academy. It e valued at
day papers were filed conveying the theatre
building and land to Attorney George W.
Wheeler for one dollar. simultaneously were
aIed mortgage on the samee property for
to John T. Mclaughlin. to be held In trust BY
him for the benefit OF the creditors OF tho
mands have been satisfied the balance, II any,
IL to be paid to tho assignors.
This transaction obyiates the necessity OF a
general assignment The theatre IL simply
Of creditors will be paid; II the money mar
ket grows easier 1t ID thrught the Meeches
may pull thaough.
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HROOKLYk.

Park Commissioner Brewer has rescnded the rule
requiring permit for amateur photographers to visit
the park
The bronze statue of Alexander Hamilton. which Is
no placed In front OF The Hamilton Club In Clinton
and Kemken streets. will be unveiled OH Oct. g.
Police Commissioner Hayden has created the new
office OF assistant cashier OF the Excise Department at
81 500 year. and appointed Michael J. Collins Jr,
~welfth ward Democrat AS the occupant The place 10
from the civil service rules but the occupant
has 10 give n SlO.oO bond
Judge Moore will decide tomorrow whistler Mayor
Bnody Is TO have to the minutes OF the June
Grand Jury which severely censured him for signinR
the railroad franchise resolutions expected that
the MAYOR will be allowed TO read the testimony but
viii be restrained from making IL public.
The four story brick and stone building at 400 and
All FULTON street, know tho white Elephant and
occupied saloon billiard hall and bowling alley
The names are supposed TO have started In the ladies'
DO wing alley IN the basement OF 1.4ll Thomas
Caruthsrh the owner estimates the loss at $4,000.
which 10 fully covered by insurance.
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LIVE WASHINGTO TOPICS.
A Change Proposed Regarding the.PublIcfty
OF tho Purchase OF Silver.

WASHINGTON. July 15.-It is said at tho
Treasury Department that the advisability OF
withholding from the public the statements
heretofore given out OF the amount Of bullion
purchased and the prices paid for it Is under
consideration. Recently a change has been
made in tho manner Of making the purchase
public. The statement has been withheld
until the day after each purchase is made.
Whether the contemplated change will be
made has not been decided, but an advanced
price OF silver may have the effect OF causing
Its adoption. The silver bullion purchased
yesterday was bought at prices offered by the
department to Dersons who made the original
This II ~ m , the Mint Bureau announced
the purchase Of 10000 ounces Of Yesterdays
rure Of Of the treasury Counter offer. Further
details are withheld. The total amount OF
silver purchased up to date for July is S5aOOO
Ths gold reserve Is f graduaIIy getting back to
To-day it was sos. 400. 1855. a gain of S26.00i
over yesterday.
Secretary Herbert to-day approved the find
ings OF the court OF inquiry in the case OF Com
mander T. A. Lyons. The court was ap-
pointed to inquire into the circumstances Of
the nn hv 6eyh of the bark
OF Funchal. Madeira. in January last. Tho
court found that Commander Lyons was at
certain mitigating circumstances recon-
mended That no further action be taken.
Secretary Morton left the city to-day for o
short vacation. He expects to return before
Aug. Z. He has determined to get absolute
rest and hns not announced his destination.
He leaves department matters entirely In the
hands OF Acting Secretary Willetts.
The fourth-class Postmasters appointed to-
day mum bered ninety-four Among them were:
New Jeuey-MAsg.e Duty. Florence: @. " Bodine,
Hartford; J0.eph Lodge. Pitman Grove G. D. Harris
Siillwa:er.
rennsy ivania-B. J. Evitts Gratz: Susan L. MoNeal
high Spire.
A. b. Hurst, who was Doorkeeper OF tho
House OF Representatives during the Fiftieth
Congress. is again mn aspirant for that place.
has resided In Tennessee and Illinois, but may
again decide to become q candidate as n Mis-
sissippian Members Of the Texas delegation
say that II ex- preventative Moore intends to
enter the race they have not been advised OF it.
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Two Runaway. at Long Branch.

LONG BRANCH July 15.-E q. Block Of New
York. who has been staying at the West End
Hotel. went out driving this afternoon. His
horse ran away and he was thrown out on his
head. He was taken to the Meyers Cottage, in
Ocean avenue. whore the deep. but not danger
Gus. wounds on his head were dressed. He
was subsequently taken to his rooms at the
West End Hotel. 'o
+ 4. Davis OF Red Bank drove down here
this afternoon. His horse became frightened
and ran away, throwing him out. He was car
ried to the cottage OF John Cha berlnin. where
lie was taken home In q carriage.
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and Ell Norris was appointed receiver. Il IL
thought that tho liabiities will amount to
SS5.OO0 and the assets to $4,000.
OiHcISNATI. July Attorney Frank shaher
pointed receivers for the John Kaufman
brewery this morning. The application was
made by Mrs. Mary kaufImann. widow ofJohn
$4,000 Of the stock. Notes amounting to
S0O.OOQ will fall duo In August. The compa-
ties to S15O.000
PEORIA, Ill, July 15.-The private banking
house OF William Oberhauser closed its doors
at o'clock this afternoon. 1t was one OF the
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Col. Morrison on the Special Session.

ST. LOUIS. July 15.-"I am not aworryng
about financial matters" said Col William R.
Morrison Of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to-day. ''lthink Congress may hold a
long extre session Silver pays debts here now.
but is not paying debts in the Old World. only
as 1t is taken at its intrinsic value. Here 1t Is
taken for u value stamped on 1t by the Gov
oft
You will observe that the President has not
called Congress together for the repeal OF the
Sherman law. He has called Congress to con-
slider measures for relief from unwise leg!sla;
ton. Now. this EN- braces pretty broad field"
Col. Morrison says he has come homo for q
raef-
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The Weather.

Tho weather in the middle Atlantic States was
cloudy slightly warmer. and very sultry yesterday
showers extended over the lake regions and Northern
states west 70 Montana Tho warm weather increased
slightly In the country between the Mi.sssppi Riv,y
and tho Atlantic coast
was cloudy and sultry in this city; highest official
temperature s2' lowest 67' average humidity 7sp ar
cent; wind southery: average velocity twelve miles
an hour
The Thermometer 1t Perrys pharmacy in Tar sux
building recorded the a.
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Mr.. Baer VIII DO III. Part.

BOSTON, July 15.-secretary Baer Of the Unit.
ed Society OF Christian Endeavor to-day sent
the following telegram:
Mr.. H. N Hainh.anm. =. oidnf Forlfs Cnunbiaa Erpo.
fion. Chiniy. M.
Accept congratulations You will never regret your
action OF Yesterday and tho click your furnishes
viii be heard ~ the land made merrer than by
thousands or ChTistiAn Endraror longer AntAs
onis.ic nor ind rerent but heartily enthusiastic flor
QUO mean to do rything IN my power 10 make tho
Fair a financial success. JOHN WILLIS BAgn
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Chier or the sioux NATION De.d

New CASTLE. Wyo., July 15-YounR- Man.
Afraid-of- His. Horses. chief OF the Sioux Ma
ton, dropped dead yesterday The chieftstn-
ship, falls TO-, Little Wound Young. Man
Afraid o. His. Horses was friend OF the Gov
outbreak at the Pine Ridge mooney In iSJO.nI.
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Capt. W. F. MorrI. Re.ir...

Capt. ". F. Morris Of Company X. Fourteenth
Regiment OF Brooklyn. has resigned. He has
been connected with the regiment nearly
twenty years. Disappointment over his de-
feat for the Junior Majorship Of tho regiment
Is supposed to be the cause Of his action.
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SPARKS FROM THE 1EzEenApn

The State Civil Services Commission will m Get in AL.
bany Tuesday afternoon. when II Il sxpested that
the communities appointed by the state Civil Service
Reform League to Investigate violations OF the state
Civil Service laws will be present. S
After a four days close investiRation the true
amount OF Van Brook inc .mbezzlement In BunAio N
found to DO Sb1;e4ak7: Prooa6y twenty indictments
larceny IN the second degree and ten for forgery 10 the
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Minor Busiuess Troubles.

sTARKvIILE Miss. July 1b.-The First Ma
tionai Bank closed its doors yesterday morn
Ing 1t Is believed the deDositors will ulti-
nately be paid in full The bank has q paid
up ca pital Of $4,000
VALPARAISO, Ind. July 15.-The DulAney
Clock Works made an assignment yesterday,
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..THEARMY BILL Is NOWLAW.
311xK srkibSin' OF 1HE EMrERoR
$500, r zsD MS ondsCELLor.

Ksk!t AsDh" otaH'H""'
EELf.t"
srNs 1ssehsssg Closed with INC emperor
Tbasks AFTER Givine Majority OF Six
teen for the Mensu-e-It- Enemies FiRh
:,Eto the La.t-The Emperor. Overjoyed b,
o.. -, -. $50,
- the Result, WIN Now Take " Vacation
- ,,..,.. ,.,,- az. IT,. c,,or,uo,. ,on.i
yNonid ia merely formal. and that the session
The Emperor and Minister'S to congratulate
.ssoh other on the passage o, INC OH over
tuhcheon' out events we're oioere" otheI"'se'
Chancellor Won carrly Ind been suffering i 50
,s,.t NJ, 49,, ,rn,1 ,,,,, w.. o. $500 n
thht MS doctors urged him not TO appear IN
evening no was Obliged to continue his ofrlciai
,-orh vhi.b ho iii ,r a roclIn;ng nosi,Ior
=. Tho excitement OF the situation revived him
To-day, however. aud no looked happy and
animated. He was accompanied to the Reichs.
tag by Or; Won BOot'lsh , Secret Secretary Of the
iBiebersto'n. Minister oil Foreign Affairs.
= /, room after the bill was nut ON its final pas
i'ito.eano certain that tho leaders ., the op.
and that they did not , intend to let tho
The atmosphere Of the House felt too electric
for forrnnlities. Speaker after speaker paid
" less attention to attacking or supporting tho
bill than to railing ut their political opponents.
: The Chancellor. secure in the Government
Z the second reading of tho iii. wasted no
wo'ea III lesp'nu'u ~, w '''s a''".Ns ",aue u',oh
q the measure He listened to the discussion
Sa aI
7 piI, was snro Of adop,Iop. ' Wv
e nou , w. s.e I,"rer PER, ne hn's.r ''ni
Ministers private entrance, through which ne
entered tho Pnriumentary buillinr. Tho
Chancellor was summoned to meet him. They
were closeted together in the Chancellor's pri-
va.e no room ior nNlt nour. IL Is understood
that his Majesty urged the Chancellor to have
~"e uesn1e '" ',a.t 'o'n's"' ior Mel rom
which place he intends to go to Bornhom an
por 70 ha ne ',d not de-
fhs rssn t q; the xot, "" nn p n,s pat
House. and smoke privately to Herr Won Leve ne
Tow. the President, and several members. with
view 10 exredting tho close Of the discus
e,on; The stream OF talk was stiIi s,aoniIv
flowing on. with NJ sign II check. The Em-
peror impatiently fum,ng outside c,lI.1 ,nr
FraIharr ron stnn,u, Hail.. ,,.,,a .., ~.
S.o''e'' WI, SUNNI hal"erg' WHO went 10 MS
Majesty and reported progress. Probably find
. ing TINT he could get notbipp hut indeB nita
t.tom.nts RS, .,,;a .n.a .,', E,.,.
the nuina Ssio rms sh ,me nnbGror ieit
Tba nnnnss; t tne uiviston was TAKEN
that Shn tss it ", , 80 ~ oiis eNehth9
* 81 s tna)ority u. sixteen IN FAVOR OF tne OH
n ,S iar4s enndRh 70 cause ene erhment
/ofnSs te1Is y rs ~ Wal mon py me Shan,
IntIs sn,;tnss tht wi,, .e i hi,u
Ani,.peutes snat WI certalnly give Nun
conceal their chagrin. Vexntion and disap-
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LONDON. July 15.-Ths Covent Garden COM
pany, by the Queens com mn nd. played "Amico
Fritz" AMI Cavalleria Rustcana" at Windsor
Castle this evening. Mascagni conducted.
Prior to the performance Tosti introd ed
blascagni TO the Queen, who conversed with
the com POSER for some time. Mascagni was
all the embers OF the royal family at present
In Windsor attended the performance.
Finest stock OF ladies' summer shoes ~ W. N
L,eper ComPsny'G broadway and 3oth sL-Ads
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mammer...,u Sell. the Columbu. Theatre.

A rumor going the rounds In theatrical cir
cles that Oscar Hammersten. proprietor of the
Harlem Opera House. the Manhattan Opera
House. and the Columbus Theatre. was trying
to dispose OF his interest In the last-named
house was confirmed yesterday.
On Thursday afternoon Mr. Hammerstein
signed papers conveying the property
to James A. McCresry. The attrac-
tons booked by Manager Hammer
stein for the fall and winter season at
the Columbus Theatre will in nowise be dis
turbed by the change In the ownership OF the
house. Mr.. Mclreery will assume direct CON
troll OF the theatre on the LIST of next May.
Meanwhile Frank j.. Murtha. who for several
years has been the lessee and manager OF the
Windsor Theatre. will assume active MANAGE
ment OF the Columbus under the new regime.
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WASHINGTON FORECAST FOE SUNDAY
For New England light showers follow cd by
weather fresh and brsk westerly Winds probably dan.
serous On the coast on sunday morning
Tor eastern HsH forL P.an,yisaata Hss J.r...
ana DsiaNars local nsAds seyms hiiossd Sv ssaysag
ssAsi Sf"a shas 70 sssriy; dShay cooler IA ss.srn
PsAnsyipania
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Must Have Given Him the Wrong Ono.
From Puok.
Chicago waiter-HaSsnt you forgotten somsthiuR
sir.
Worlds Fair yistor-what!
check. - '~N'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-16

For that out o. sorts" feeling
Take Bromo SsltIsr-tral bottle 10 ctL-Ads.
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Beautiful axe George Ia ~ hours, via New York
Csntrs Special through trains Without change every
-. tAy'-.1dS
ss,oy, r4.l.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-Flour in moderate
demand and strong. Southern hour hiH'
fair demand.
Wheat dun and lower. with options; No.
. red. 1910 store and elevator; SOC. anoat,
Options fairly active, very irregular ana
closed weak the opening was hcaVF AZ
aNa,c lower: rallied sSM3sc.; declined 1g0
30. closed 8sd@,c. below yesterday No.
rel. 7sc: February. 79l4c.; May. S2l4c
Corn fairly active and easier, closing
stoedv. No. ,. 4924c elevator; 503sc. aiioat;
No. 3. 49l4c. steamer, mixed o0aJo'4r.
Ootions moderately active and opened weak
ef HNibc. decline; closed steady at An%c.
below yesterday; January, 40'sc.; May
51Nc. ,...,..
active and lower; January, ooAc.: May
39c.: No. . white January, 42c.; February
41c. spot prices: Nc. 3, 36l2c.; do. white
41Lc.: No. 2, BIC.
Coffee-Options opened barely steady at
points IN to 3 points down closed steady
At 10 points UP to 10 points down. January,
$1,000: February, S15.S5; May. Sl5fol
15.75: September. $3.50. Spot Rio steady
md in fair demand; No. Z, lie.
Sugar-Raw dull and firm
Molasses-Fcreign nominal; New Orleans
fairly active and steady; open-kettle, new
good 10 choice, 2Od2Sc.
Petroleum quiet anu unVhdhSVu.
Cotton seed oil firm crude, 43c.; yellow,
| 47c.
Rosin dull and steady.
Turpentine quiet and STEADY
Wool quiet and firm.
Pork quiet and stronger; old mess. Sl6cO
new do, Sl7.000iT37i2; extra prime ncmi
nal.
| Beef quiet and firm; hams dull; herced
beef quiet: cut meats frmer; picked bel
! lies. 9Am1Oc
| Lard firmer; Western steam closed al
Si1 10; January S1O.95: May, $1,000; re
| fined firm; Continent, Sl1.f0; South Amerl
/ ca, $l1.G0.
Grain freights to Liverpool steady AM
| moderately active; cotton, IS. SGD; gram
| I'D
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-06
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA. Jan. 5.

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 5, 1898.
No offerings Of tobacco at auction on
Change to-day.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary Oh
tie Richmond Tobacco Trade today wrap
Iers. 81 hogsheads; filters, 6; Tugs ldarAl
G. Total. 90 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day: IN
suertlons- Brght y hogsheads. heln-
spections- Bright. As hogsheads 2 uerces;
dark 1 hCgsAead.
Allegheny. Crensbaw's. DavenpoFts
ShockOe and Planters tobacco warehouses
report to-day. Receipts - packages; de-
liver.es, 40 packages.
United states Internal revenue coilectohs
for the city u Richmond, Va, TODAY :
Cigars and cigarettes, $l30SO; plug 10
baccos. 81, s9s22 Total S3,2OIl2.
small sale OF dark loose toDaccos az
ShockOe tobacco warehouse to-day; blghest
price. $3.50.
The Planters viii have good sale or
loose bright tObaccos tomorrow, rain, nan
or shine This sale viii include some me
wrappers belonging 70 Mr. David EYeret.
at Nash county, y. c., the finest YET OIL
fercd.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange TO
day: c. 4. Lewis William H. jenkins
Henderson, n. O..