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The evening world., 1894-07-06
IL Potiteness had Form

10 ." Eclto.;
While y!:.lgT :io;l.eG t.s. .n.,Greu asa.
rem c5l" to .rtsea yaarr. replied 10 tss!r
,,ds'T: Yea" a1a ''Ie 80 ius;SaG OF 'l.'. o,-."
nc. g.r." 'is'. t.Dk' no EaLr.yaa" a. N.
c1sa -.!s.' - 40 risa I Elsat!ose. It t. -
.n,G>I;.t~reo "a, ;olI tiIt Il vas va, bid
.J7nl &: .ur.sas 70 IL" tvs woriJ "S!S" &sl
".aalart" CT Please" or ".h.r. you," .sr
,o-r:cey gs.tdsge-. u 49, eou!terei :a.-l
@. iI,-.'ssGiaG t" % r.. VIII you Kindly en-.
l.satsn - the subject? Thsse Fan. ch!iirsa
wAsa 'ssEias Q! being ;FlsAtsa.d oG;., It
"fc"!-'' ga ''secTc-,' u. \. -.
=. i'ru, -. y
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Already me counsel !yr "Grt SHE.
has begun % Eo,u the l=sll cog w i's IS
which Grt 80 successfully, Urt." .-'''ri
manipulation, IN this STATE. to rrL-r1
tho pr""re2s 90 tho convicted mlr.err
towards his prescribe. punishment. This
t. . matter for the serious con. iu"r. lion
Of the constitutional Convention. m"
t;m' Serns lu!ly rlo. for ingt.unv O.
reform under which the rights an rIiy,-
legs. of In. innocent win not b. uv,r.
shalna-G ~ the im;uunir',s nr 'r- ,.u.
demN.d
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Snn, mer Scarfa.

Laraa neck scarfs for Summer wear
are made of plain silk chainbray net in
white, black and cream shades, and In
delicate tints and deep tones OF yellow.
blue. cardinal, pink, green, &C. Chiffon.
gauze, silk muslin, &c, plain OF accor-
dion-plaited, are also called into service
for these dainty bits Of neckvesr. The
trimming takes tho form OF edgings OF
black, white, cream. beurre or beige
lace. The chanbrsy net comes In lor-
bic width at IS cents yard.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

,llgltG. Elevate. E..I.
Iomp.uS nyH laid or sev4:.ts - 'rairs
since Jnue II. Everybody VITO Iiues pn
tho various roads controlled by tn
Company knows that there has been
10 rallins on in local travel to call ior
such 4 reduction in train service. 1t
Il, the annual dirty trick OF the corpora
lion 10 save dollars al the expense Of
The public and the relieved" employee
At Is one Of the many th!n3i thut ara
going towards impresain5 New YORK.
i'll. the necessity of knowing JuGt what
IL l.; about, the next time ii is asked to
cVafer unusual privileges and franchises
uHos g company which has any chao''
20 becomc as graspins, as greedy. rs
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Tho invalid w'hJ is tired of taSiiiS ~ ",
agg tonic inlacd with ghe.ry. and ~.
ils,iEes the taste Of raw egg, n!aJ -
glad to know that the egg may DC
tsctualiy disguised In q cup OF ooh.s
Prepare the coffee to the taste, Wv.
cream and gar. keeplrS II very ~.
until ready for the ccS. "hioh must =,
beaten thorough: In upother cup ~.
tine prepared CONES added ~ degree a. =,
1t. DRINK II hot aud yoa Ti,l mo !"
MT on,g- polutu,ii, rni Jrensthch'Ss'
The evening world., 1894-07-06
What Men Like In women.

Iannshness is the ugliest thing aoc''
the up.to-date woman. The qualiie
that men like are the ones they 90 no.
themselves possess. II. is not thai
woman is like man that he loves neh
but because she is totally unlike NM
Woman can never be manly. Sne
not built that way. 1t Is depiorao"
that with all her refinement, tas'~
sentiment and weakness she should p's
fer to be mannish.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Jealousy.
To the Editor

To the Editor:
so much has been said about lore. Why not
ray word about his lfte. dark. passionate
stcpbrothe-. Jealousy? am q Jealous woman
M senses say without cause; my Jealousy nys
You might have cause or you may get csuss"
am not worsc looking or otherwise below those
feel Jealous OF. and my husband loves and rs-
rpoct, rae. Stili am teslous II |. like a s!ex-
ness, great shock. that cannot be explained.
oniy those who know the psns OF IL win under
stand. Il IL a mental weakness. Can 1t b..
cured? BY what means? The subject is acr!ous.
It might como TO any OF Us l Am a foreigner.
az you might soc. and In my mother-tountry q
jealous woman was despiSed thing. u woman 10
bo avoided Poor thing, pity he-. Now ny
husbands side. His experience Of the world
makes him an unbeliever In woman. He says
abe reeds only to DO temptoi and she will fall
like Eve So think 10 might like to tempt
II victory 10 % eaay. SHADY SIDE.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
REMANDEO FOR TRIAL.
M-,.owsu accused al BUSinS i'ar-
rctf With Confederate Btiis.

John McAcwc". tie man who fought
:. roc parruis .nd two monkeys fro'a
SrI-r John AnHHrs"-', ~ the H2cHt Al
d'a,. or Jr-.. -, va".Dg Tor thea with
d sou,le @ - ,'o,' -'t"2te St"tca 'ills
r.-S.,C t.agat-r, Lao. 10 back. "..S ~
CHARGE with grand larceny.
~ pic.!el ut 3 dlt., ana vas re-
handed tur Irial.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
LOOKS LIKE MURDER.
Rame. Death said 10 Nave Re.
suited from Gikhnrd is Kick.

Domenico Rame died at his home 100
Mulberry street. at $50 o'clock last night
and Raffaelo Gigliardl is q fugitive from
justice.
1t 10 alleged that Rame died from the
effects OF kick in the abdomen, in
ficteI by Gigllardi at tho latter's horne.
l2s East one Hundred and Thirteenth
street. on July q The Coroner has been
notihed and detectives are looking for
C,iglierji
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Tried "a s,-sI Bieycie,.

J4.uaI Dy.., al s=-cJ"y!;;. eigats,a 'sLrt
old, ol .vt ESst Cae Huadrsd .ad For:y-anh
street .ad laSart Ks.neSsl nineteen ysars
IA, * slg EAST Oao HuatTsd and Fourteenth
greet were asiI for TIL! Ia j-,COJ bail Ia Nar-
leu ro!i-s Court thig r.cgcl4r Gu charge
., lrrslsry. J. ';iden Hals. a music Teacher.
o. ~ East On, Hvnii % and Sl-teerth oTesI,
te.ti.>J that VI o'clev5 yeJteriAy alteTaooa
the - uSci ipscnd Ger Hsy THO the baIeI,sH,
- us hcdEs. aNS we're IA the act OF carr IL q
= 80 D'syU.sI. F'oFtl sssQ ~h.n ~ ~ over !,
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Il is charged that ErooNlyn Hr,gnen
we're assessed from s2.@j 10 SD each
To pay for the hslf-pay retlrem,u- All
which was passed by the late LeE.F!G-
rurc. The chcrSe Is not one Z, Do"
Ignored nor sighted. The promise ~ st.
full Investigation by the proper outnoii-
tics should ho strictly fulfilled
The evening world., 1894-07-06
p.ud,one Portiere, This.

A very striking and beautiful portieFs
vas seen not long ago made of OLIVE
green serge. on this was appliqucd
running pattern in darker green velvet
This was outlined with a thread Of
silt, and there was d broad band Of ~
same velvet with the same outlining
at the bottom of the curtain.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
That Kiss.
Ia ths ECitc..

10 ths EGitc-:
Tho sias you asnt b. mail. dear .sNs
Has travelled night and day.
Nor slept WAX. for fear cor,e dove
Would snatch IL far aHG:.
All trembling. soft, T. touched M lip.
TnSt had so long grown cold;
But exc found It sR.st---oc trip,
Tho li::la creature, bold!
And ,gSt one tiny footprint Their.
Is lett fe- you to find.
:, fast Il trlppsd TO NEE. the -.
Loves mom'ry dropped bOhinI,
PLOnESrn l.. VAN BEct,s.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
GRAHAM'S DEATH A MYSTERY,
Funeral Services of the Drowned
Roundsnan in st. Luke's Chapel.

The funeral services of the late
Roundsman Alexander Graham, Of the
steamboat squad, whose dead body was
found Wednesday morning floating Off
the foot of William street, South Brook
Ign. we're held to-day In St. Luke's
Chapel. Hudson and Grove streets. The
interment was IN Greenwood Cemetery.
Capt Allaire said to-day to an EVEN
ing World" reporter that so far he had
been unable 70 get the slightest in
formation that would tend to clear up
the mystery surrounding Roundsman
Grahnms death.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

~ - noticed that The Seever.!y or The
senate. conveying the Tariff niii hacl, to
rh2 House, ro'll@el m ned ~ z.
formal RENT reduction OF ;he measure.
The features OF the hin had been pain
tully altered since It's last appears Nc.
at the Speaker desk.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Has cora.--But Doesn't pop.

80 tac Gator;
'oo5a paiSs.'j' sEsahi4-: e7lesati. bs.!.Ye.
IA getting ;asrs v'th both feet according 10 hi!
aeeosat IA complaint as@ei lHo tank Of tast
n Tsts.'a, - familiar To q. A. Il. rYea, "Den;.
IN to- Colpaald, Hear Dat .iougnfui Sound -
20 .l.s,J "Dyasag," you are not coming 10 the
in: a. Qvcily you tlsaid. ana when uhe
!u.il' % '.r' t:ri- u T. e1.e ei po?cora.
~
The evening world., 1894-07-06

10 the EdltDf'
r!aAae Hpd n..0,c4 ,hec. ,4. =. t!.c hc.
ceeqs OF . lemonade tan. held OH tulJ fIg In,
benefit Of tae Si,s B.1lss Fund.
JOSIE or TZsEL'. ljs Yves, i3ad r,oet
IDA GOSSIP. lJj Nrst 1881 ,t"snt.
EDITH KEYS. ifT West lS1G ~! 80
JENNIE GuTISEi.L, 1873 Wet 1921 s,raat.
WALTER GODfRE". lH NaBt 1881 s'.ec,
hARGERY GUrISELI.. IS9 wet lS2d street.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Story Of Two Breaking Hearts.

To the Editor:
ON girl eighteen years old. Kept com.
pany with young man for two yosr,. During
tina: time learned TO love hira with all my
heart, but It |, not my nature to chow II. co he
th,nhu to th!a dsy that do not love him. But
all Ren. veil until be- left the city on business;
20 KEEP. up = correspondence for a While: then
soaa, OF his friends wrote him stories about ne
Of which knew nothing. and correspondent
ceased. he 10 IN the city and meet, I,s
as he would any acquaintance. simply tipping h,a
hat l know he loves me s,li and p.rhsps 10
brsskias hls heart as he has already broken
mine I am considered pretty, bu. what are
Food locks 20 ne 1: I have not his lo7eg Will
sorae Of vour readers Kindly tell how can
ic. him :roT ,hst love him without. directly
telling him so7 IRENE.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

If grown folks have pretty mannen
refined habits and nice ways Of doing
things, the children will have the same
kind. If little folks are rough, the p's
folks are to blame.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

rho cholera reports from Russia and
B.lgium are not such az to ne panic
producing on this side OF the ocean.
rrey constitute, however. sufficient
notice Of the necessity Of keeping our
-uird M at Quarantine
The evening world., 1894-07-06

one quart of berries. Extract the ,uio.
and strain one pint OF sugar, dissoN,.
in the juice; enc lemon, Juice only; 10"
pint water.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Negro Hanged for Assault.

lDy Assoclsted Tros5.)
UPPER MARLEDoRo. Md. July 6.-James
Allen, colored, was hanged here at s5s o'clock
this morning for assautins Cora Simpson, aged
twelve. at Woodmuro on Feb. 10 last
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Garbage is to b. once more dumped
at Sec. Riker's Island gets Il respite.
one evil is removed by return TO- an
other. The right remedy will not he
applied until New York burns its Gar-
ha
The evening world., 1894-07-06

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT olney won't let the
law touch the Trusts. But he can't
prevent the House touching the Senate
sugar schedule IL the House remains in
the right mind.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

short coat, which che wears with a
white flannel blouse, sailor style and
various sklrts-blue serge, tennis nan
mel or white sail cloth.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
BABY ILL.,"
She sings to the Wild W.s Folks
and Collects si2.aO.

Rugged mp 10 resemble pocket edition
~ Nesta rilley. "Baby Liz sang My
Friend the Major" ard r.cited before
cowboys, Cossacks, Indians, Gnuchos
The evening world., 1894-07-06

The number of free public baths now
open is thirteen. But the only nl-luck
about Il is that the city does not have
at least an equal number open all Win
ter rs we'll as all summer
The evening world., 1894-07-06
RObbie's Fair.


10 'ht Eu.tJI.
tair h,id for the bsnsat Of III. Eron-
ing Worlds" Sick Babeg Fund ut the ho;na Of
Robbie Rosahssdss. age Dix year,, OF 1921 Steu-
hen street. Brooklyn. Robbie vas assisted By
little Miss Mundy. age i've; Wilberforcs RicA-
srds and ha6oi Giilen. ase FIVE Year,. The pro-
ceeds amounted TO ~. OF. H.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

With Tammany on the crawl and me
Siiants In third place, 1t really looks as
If New York were on the wav ~ he
fully proud OF Itself again.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

!i-cr:gIn Nicholas 7. f', , %, "a 'HH a
s.aliy D.Hsi,'. 81. sew ls- E..ye Oh tlr
{ ~. a s.as -liD Csg'.-.r'a ~ 0oro~, ter hi
anna gsc-I-g. BE- ~ ra.I4i 40. sd afly, .ia
seEs 4ud gN' ~ Els'4.d. i-uisA, FIznrl
apa G-1sy e. 8, reception wiu bs 81 ~ 20 Nr.
t.~"- - - ctsf lcFt- .-,Pr 10 IDS de-
p.r,nrs.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Even in its unanswered state. the
t,uery as to where Croker aot it will
play n great part in the local cam
palsn.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
lEuens.

tf14s essiAss u sos, 70 Ssy'ss1y ste zee .
esa;ssaAs 70 s.Gae. q gtsps.ss ess0aa ts0e'.
r-at.sa @ csSs . s4lSsxs u oss~s, iasHf' b efs.
On o. raSsss s4ces % eskrsxsdss cRs .SA'
CO.. ". 4. tas, sts las asp - ssrSh knaS
!A-s1 ccsssst 10 7rassj
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Ever so many little girls 20 TO the
dairy in Central Park for crackers and
milk, dressed something like this model.
one hoop roller with yellow hair and
The evening world., 1894-07-06

liz baseball" at the Polo Grounds on the
afternoon OF July 10, but instead Of the
anxiety and work of roofing in a win
ming run for the Giants, they will root
for the Sick Babies Fund and De Wolf
Uopper's "healgeRr."
The game will he between teams Sc
Looted iron, the "lis-'' company and
Tile Passing SHOW" and viii begin
promptly at 3 O'CLOCK. 1t l. expected
that tlg game will be largely uttcI..ul.
especially as ever, body. from the lend
ing lady down to the chorus and ballet
Police projection bias been pro!l.aed 70
umllyg De Wolf Hopper ana Alassnoi!
y. Wilder, and they assure The pun"
that they VIII DO their best 20 make
both teams win. NJ ringers" vii! DC
allowed. Thr personnel Of the teams
VIII be-.
IM.. ..e ?aa.!ny 7Aon.'
I'd. II is.u. lH. i..u'. Mar. .tsal!Aa. 10
Y Howard, ~. e Ne p. r-,,t
Walter Jou,, no Toe Ifar.'.51. 25.
= L-tlcr tHb PIXIE. .-.
=. bra 'ssti, 70. WI Gamer =. %.
J. hey.s r. George S,rIlrr. II.
COPPER s.O,'. .1ul Mar. -
Long Nsls.:, ~ zoo .Ig ..cr, ,.
snort s,asi.. a. Black fi,nAu'.-". %.
SuJsititss. ''tS.. ~. i. Rice. IIs.ari i.a"-
Love, VIII c.'a"sn +. T.. Price. Geo-s. faaHGa
shu. JED lie Angelic. PAU Artnvy and jena
4. Eenslsr.
The teams WIN ion their costumes at
the thGr tres and i@Hve IN tally-ho
coaches 10y the grounds. The cos
| tunes viii be very uliune aud grlUslng.
Favor. Louer, S'unm, walton and STA In
Will furnish music on the "l.9,'' coach
The evening world., 1894-07-06

One of the most unfortunate strike
features of yesterday was the emerg-
cnce OF Waite and Altgeld from long
and becoming silence.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

ill-managed and as generally defiant of
public w,shes and Interests as tho Man
haitian -,
The evening world., 1894-07-06
HOUSE, . k|l!I'S|'BeME
her in u bargain tussle.
tNo. you needn't say Il
Wouldn't

hsr IN bargain trssle' smoke up svery ose,s
to you needn't say II nose and eve, a.,
"ouidh ~ mouths OH the stree
tahs . woman " sh.
minds cigar. In 1.
Ion' that dares hor to
say "Ycl"
Stare . sLInse MO-
man out OF continuance. Does exactly III,
s.eai Of either is- thing.
1orns her or speak
ing TO her
Sta like . croAs bs.
treats man WHO Is tween craven image
ntuo below her So and an oyatsr villa NJ.
c.alIy as II ho we're a wife does all tho t.m
worm under her feet. ing and entertain,,.
and politeness COR u.
family.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

S.Ss ~ chu--h. 49,
-. OF c5'Ne.: la. 80.
'Gvn r.sl. gilIG dawn
seop.e'g Le-.f. ~; M
.a1-ug T.st..C- 80 .-lI-
MAC an '''g 'rru go
TIC.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Chicago dares to hope that she hiss
seen the last OF the Worlds Fair fires.
There are no more buildings LETT to
burn.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

That Gov. Waite has taken their side
o. heavy blow to the strikers in
colorado.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Well. Vigilant hsr met Britannia once

Y. No straight" local ticket. An end n
loss domination.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

At would be interesting to know il the
pantata continues business at the old
stand until September.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
How Is This for Dinner?

Summer weather calls for Summer
clothing, and Summer diet. 1t 10 &
tremendous blunder and a criminal e.
travagance to serve three square NEAL
of steaming-hot dishes when the gas
is at 80 degrees. Try this for chanse
: Broiied Salmon.
/: Cold String Beans. French Dressin&
: old Graham Bread.
: Cold Asparagus. Mayonnaise
: Fried brains.
: Lettuce Salad.
: lce-C-eam, Mineral Wstss
(: Black Coffee.
I: Nota.-Butter and salt the salmon when y
: leaves the Cgiddle. Use lemon juice on III
bcsts In place Of vinegar.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

To tho Editor;
Please accept and use th, 81 TOR iAe SICK
Bahlns' Fund. FRIEND
The evening world., 1894-07-06

TO the Editor:
1acloa.l plea, Gn1 81 ror tho Sick BaD. ss'
Fund. LITTLE BERT.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
To Stop Bleedins.
Hot-Weather Cold Dishes.

Plaster the cut with -four OF p,Hdere
starch.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
POLO GROUNDS. JULY 10.
"ti3a' ~. IN" Passing >h"~ for
tho Si"L Ysbi--' I'una.

The NcG IJrl b. en- root - Niu
have a chaucc 10 witncsa "h'rsh2ll ~
The evening world., 1894-07-06

R.odos Of TIE EVENING WORLD iccrf,g
lie city Tor tie hot 'aoihs should send IN their al
6qssss and haze TIE kHEhIhG bdkLD matted
10 them regularly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
LOCAL BUSINESS FAILURES.

John c. Lloyd doing business John G. Lloyd
& Co.. importer and J0bber in coffees, at No. 80
Front-s'. made assignment yesterday 20 Den
MS A. Delaney. giving preference 10 the following
creditors. the amounts not being mentioned: Flint
IL Co.. Foo,e Knevdls. S,c!nwcn1er, StOfregan q
Ca, all o. this city. and r.. lowering A. CO.. Of
Baltimore. Mr. Lloyd has been la business since
1873. and during mat tine has had tlrce partners
IL IS said that has been In financial difficulties
several tines that ne failed In 1855 win gross LA
bil.;les Of $4,000 compromised al % cents on the
do.r: and February. 1882. obtained an extension
from his creditors running over two years The
present failure IS attrbu'rl TO dull business. on
accOun; Of the depression In the coffee trade. lack
OF ca pitaI losses sustained by bad dcD;s. Inc
Liabilities. II Is said. will not cxcec: $-o.oD
Richard VI. Johnson and George H. MOTIFS. com
posing the firm OF Johnson IL Morris. contractors
and steamhcating apparatus. at Nos. 239 ana III
South F.fin-aVc. made an assignment ycsie.dty
ID George Nassdr. Jr.. without preference. 1ney
also have q branch IN Washington, -. {. they be-
gan business IN January. 1881. succeeding 10 the
NcN-Yoik and Washington business Of Bates
Johnson, old-cstabisacd concern, and GAINED
capital Of between $500 and .oJ.OD william j
Underwood. the attorney for the assignee, said
tnai tae assignment would probably be on'y tenn
p1rary. and that the firm would be able to pay all
the creditors in fu. In time and nave considerable
surplus. II brought about by the depression
In their Inc OF busness The liabilities are est-
mated at $20.cy) and assets az 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec. 10 CspcclaD. Wheat started on II It
he "A strong day. lioeton cearaaces very
large al New Orleans The lest prices of the Ia,
made the cearances about $4,000 bush all
points ihc market began weak. Ii de"
Nclop-d pretty nearly everybody long. When
the liquidation started the weakness became
The prices almost under " ednesiay's.
May opened 5? sold between so, and 5S7s cOsr
at ~ Liverpool cabrs indifferent he Con
tinenal weak, Argentine news Of all sorts.
Tile Plano Manufacturing company however. had Il
cable from It's Argentine agent reporting the wheat
abundant. but thu quality only molciate LVcrpool
mad a quotation Argentine wheat showing to IL
cents under u parity with Chicago. Northwestern re-
ccpts larger Than last years. against,
winch has been help 10 wheat Tor several days
weak to-day. lust at the close New
loads FOR but II did the
curb Very light receipts did not prevent break In
May opened Jpis sold between 5oA and 1915.
and closed % cents The tiOa los the
for tomorrow. sixty nine. The Signal Service
however predicts clear weather for the next days
That Is expected start up the again the
the selling 10y longs. thartcra FOR 24J OD
bushels easier within IS range May sold
between 327. and 32ia and closed 3oia cents bid
Provisions started strong on light hog receipts When
broke. provisions lost their advance. January PORK
opened So sold between Sl2 10 and Sill % closed
>i 13 January lard sold between 81 ~ and SO "
and closed 81 92 January ribs between 50 OF and 81 ~
ard closed 81 ~. There only 2lc0o hogs the
estimate FOR, tomorrow Is only $1,000 prices at the yards
10 cents
the curb puts May wheat closed at ssh: calls.
09 cents Puts on May corn i07s: calls at 50 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
EXCHANGE MEMBERS PUNISHED.
MEN ACCUSED OF QUESTIONABLE DEALINGS
SI-MMARII.Y DEALT WITH.

MEN ACCUSED OF QUESTIONABLE DEALINGS
sJMMARII.Y DEALT WITH.
The Board Of Directors of the Consolidated EN-
change yesterday expelled from membership Timan
H. Fisher. Benjamin Tuthill and Walter ID. Nalen-
tine and suspended for six months Merrick Price.
The charges against the men were that they were
engaged in busin ess detrimental to the best inter
ests Of the Exchange. Nj Fisher joined the tN-
change in December 1898. and was the head OF the
defunct firm OF Fisher q CO.. which was SAID 20 be
In the we..-known Wal Street bind pool game.
Benjamin Tuthill is brother OF Gus Iuihil,
whom ex-Police Captain Doherty said made N2.""
for him out OF few hundred he was connected
with Fisher & Co. but is now thought to be IN td-
rope. Waiter D. Valentine was the head OF Siearnes
Commission Agency. which came into prominence
during the LeXow investigation In october. ana
which subsequently ''ra.dei' by Inspector VIII
Jams Merrick Price is one Of the old members ot
the Exchange He admitted having been mixed W
IDEAS considered legitimate on the Exchange.
ON November the Consolidated Exchange hP-
pointed committee 20 .ook INTO the Ducket-shop
pu s!ness as conducted IN wal Street. and also TO
Investigate members Of the Exchange sad ID bc on
gagged H. r. L. Watson MAS at the head OF Inc
committee. and the WORK has been thorough ana
VIII continue until the Exchange has severely deaf
VITA every member found guilty o: any transactions
no. n confcrmsncc with the rules OF the EXcnanse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
4 FIGHT AT THE SUB TREASURY

TREASURER JoRDAN's NEPHEW AND ANOTHER
EMPLOYE WERE THE PRINCIPALS.
The usual quiet business of the Sub-Treasury was
roughly disturbed yesterday morning by good old
fashioned fight between two employees Of the Gov
eminent. The disturbance made rather inter
estng 10 the other employees because one OF the
fighters was a nephew of Conrad a. Jordan the
Assistant United States Treasurer in this city.
The principals Frank NJ. Jordan and Wade
W. Rowe The trouble. which arose over differ
ence OF opinion of long standing between the men.
only lasted few minutes. but in that time Jordan
got his nose broken and Rowe was arrested Rowe
was taken TO the Tom5$
Jordan aad there that Rowe had struck him sew
eral times in the face with his cienched fist without
provocation. Rowe told Justice Grady an entirely
d.fferen, story. He said tina, for some time past
Jordan had subjected him to all kinds OF peity
annoyances, and had applied insulting epitheis to
him He had complained. he said number Of
times TO the head of the office. but 1t seemed TO do
no good. Yesterday the annoyanccs were more az
gravating than usual and he struck Jordan.
Justice Grady held Rowe. In default OF 800 BALL
for examination.