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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30

rIyrD-pc.s far refined .ucar married down l.l0d
-c this morning, later nos u - Mef , III" a, an
reduction Wa> 'H'mt u"' !" ~
accumulston o stuck ia The hann' 81 r,nrT-. q, . n,
p. Washington had much 10 w;th thi' light bu, No.,
q, buyers not ci-r- d !" cnlrI inl w. VI
stool; Will rhcrn + prospect 81 'l," T'ilri -"Faf.
| ~ on the basis ." : l-ih"f'Ic i"r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF REW.JERSEY
Anthracite coal used aNclusivoly)
Four tracks Automatic Block SIGNALS.
Trains leave station foot 4 LIBERTY -.
'ritno Table in Effect Dec 81 isg3

T7me Tat1o IN EII'0t u y T'J'
Tor Easton Br,hl"hcm. Allentown Mauch Chunk &c,
400 5:ij 50. II - 70 Easyn; \ ". 70 100 30
10 Eas,onD. $50 3 - 100 20 Aen'own p n sini-ys
40. 1:l5 \. NJ. Loo. 2 20 =. ". .
For Wikeslarre iit'ston and sc,anto,. $50 A. NJ.
F5r Reading A. 400 500 So. 1000 II go ~ ".
DAYS 43o A. NJ. l.co 30 80 $50 p n. lol5 n.en,.
FOR Harrisburg SEQ. $40 SO 4, NJ. 10 %.
400 5:i5 p. NJ. l. - night. sundays 100 $50 T. Ne
I2:lj night. ..
For Sunbury Te-isiprg and Wl'amsror, az 400. 500.
So NJ 10 49, ~ Il z = ns - cy1 T., mat ss,
For Rcd Bank Long Branch and points sorth . I11t
Pleasant. $50 SIS. 4 30 \ ~ 30 - ,3;!9 to "a
RanO 800 4:3n j3s ~ Rod l;ank. GlJ J. VI. S.n.
days except Ocean Grove and Asbcry Park. 900 A. NJ.
400 +. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
$50 S.l5 4. NJ i:i5. $40. +:2o =. "
Farmngdae Toms River. isrnceat Park and
T:arnegat. go e:i5 \. NJ. l:45. t:2o T. VI. .
Atlantic ciry. Nin"laad and Bri,Fefon 40 a d..
las p. NJ ,., -.
For Monmouth Beach seal-vht AMI Highland Beach.
40 SIS 80 a. NJ 10. i:i5 ioo. 40 =. NJ sun
IL A. NJ. 700 T. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30

r.hc market .or Brazil coffee spot Is Inactive AMI
No porIont trades reported "a tn ntOic" l!nr lie
Nominal price for RIO No on spot i ll'sc ihe on
Nm, demand ..-...MiID corr IN" market
Tor mild coffee IL quite du mat Tor Bfd/H sp't>,
shough there to he relatively better tone ana
uricrs arch 10 the Ola basis
= FLOI-l AND NEAJ--Tbclc N:Lt D'tNr tone en-
lihfcd in market To-day on which trade showed
4. lit:c nOrr al Ia imppjNr. her va. Iair
INJURY for Old fing lat"n,,. while winter -1.hts were
ais in better den and Low grad" npur continues Ncr5
jls.leccd. shippers exhibiting small amount Of H.
lei, and 6uyh@ -pailng'y II anything Tn
.,uprVrseir wheat market late in Ia" Ia lent
lit. and IL" siO>- showed r'coN"f- noe
ine firmly 10 the asking figure. Ciy mills report good
demand Tor patents clears at steady Prices. ana IN
f,tur 81 the ade TO-DAY Tn" ale OF GOO b j. q
clear. Sac. were 10 600 pkg, including 800 bs wint-
rar. nj - 30 100 tsaleht, 3t s5dt3 10 900 c'ftS
a. =, 80 g. 900 bhe CIV nil. clears at psi,dt, terms.
$50 bhl, extra nsts at ~ -, 300 bbS rNti" seconds
at a. 2jds. 81: OOt ~ i spring p1t,S ?t 70 3)d.
N I, clear - 30 ~ r. extra hr't' At 81 ~ ana
RYE TIos R-Dul hut steady: -ac-. 200 ab- ~ - 80
nT3 .... IUC RW1IFAT OtE-ueii and 't,y a. - 10
as jO: sales 20; bhs COlNMt ALPHABET eica1y
sale. 700 nj J. ard 1900 sach~; yellow >tctl pnt
at 4, 5Ods1 80; Hraudywn". - 20, >agamo,e - -;
Southern white IN bags. -l1sl 70. bag MlN.-Du!
ana steady Qnotoi Inn whit. 'ca7i hne !rlo% "oa
Oic. ,arso So. FEED Market N'fi steady brt
quiet w,ererr qroed 20 d. - - &c; 60 D. o3'aHSac
& ~ SlL,as5c 100 T.. S,dJOr; -hatps. scI'lr. tU
iced l. qotc s569oc at the mills rye f''d steady.
soc; hminv cupS Sc cCttonscd meal. - lOdei -;
oilmca ~ 3saSl 10 Flour quotation, follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30

Uritro Kingdom. Continent Total. Chances.
Wheat bush q 80 600 4Ji 600 - 032 O(0 Dsc AS. 600
Com bush. 3eG4,oOj 100000 G.jC<QtO Inc. S4 %
And With Tn, visible compared with last week also
passage. Visible. Total. Changes.
What iush. % o. 81 80 $500 1O'2a7 90 al 30 %
tvIn bush. q 10000 .OJlVOJD IL J14 coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30
Railroads..
pennsylvania
8 RAILROAD.
sIATiONS foot OF Dcsbros'e' and Co-ia,lt Streets
In Eject January 10Th 1894.

2 i, a, ~; FAST LINE-ra,qr Car 70 LIS L1!souTe,
drawing emf STATE Room M SEP slso Dnns sm S,as
and nd o1 . Cars Arrives chicago i 4: ~
a sSS'i; = NJ ;T TSls4% s:i x
Pullman sie,ping and Dining Cars 70 s. Louis Loa.
600 'i 9fs1 T RR& EHf + y secpa.
II. Fl " sSfwSs4Ta$ S"i %
Sleeping and Dining Cars t. cncnna and st. Loais
Arrives Cincinnati =. NJ. Indianapolis io:ij p ~.
500 E Ae y iSsI@2 %isHs nnn. s..p
me car 70 pttshur; conneos for Chicago and Toledo
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
s. $50. 800 1910 G.imted. Dining Carr. II ~ NJ i2O
so oarlT Ts All m all ali rao s SSi' pans
sS @r 'g DINING Gar SO r. Nj i2I nga
~ rarlor ana Dining Cars. $50. Dining car. So
1870 r. M.-Richmond and DanviIe Express. daily
s;;ee2ers 10 Ans,ista Tampa and Neworc1ns; l2;n
800 r. M-Daiy for chcsapeake & Ohio Hallway
r T ob s F6%TS sDS DT4F sn% via c
Charles Route; a, NJ weekdays and with Through
sS 81 %4gT Gqr & hsSg' IN
PRESS for .Thonasyilo jacss,nyllie.. - Alsus,ir.
@ni Havana s5o =. II TresIa's TIarsdays ana sa;af.
For s.n o u 9' o "f'' HE S wa r vest
Palm Beach d.ake WORTH. $50 r. 81 daily except
For ATLANTIC c,1'v. p II. weekdays. with Through
Esr cArF XXX, " yces-'ley.. c.
Iicasant o:io l. " i2'oO n ,on go $40 aai III:
i. ". weekdays. Sundays 9:i5 A. n. 5:lj +. H.
90 not stop At Ashurl Park AMI Ocean Grove
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: go 100 $50. .. $50 10 ionn'a Iimit"n
1910 II A. N, u 10 ,'lorta spesaD; i?@o 2:io B.
a. 40 :. 6. Z. 80. $50 J. w.. i2:lj night sun.
days. Express. CID SO .. $50 10 .imi,@D 1000
\. NJ. . !. 4:3o. . 9. 7:i5 $50 = NJ l?:l5 night
Ticket Offices; 433 ga 1916 49, and 2G Broadway
Aston House. n, Eas, i25th Street and foot u Dss
lrossos and COrtlandt Streets: Court Street. $50 Full
street. o. Broadway. ard BROOKLYN Annex station
Fulton street I;roo1iyn' station Jersey cry
The York Transfer Company viii call for and check
bllsage and residences through e. distinction
pREVp-1 ! p WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30

hnilrod0s.
"AmgRicA'S GREATEST RAILROAD"
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
& HUDSON RIVER R.R.
& HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central station 421 street.
500 y. M.-Except SUNDAY. Empire state Express
Fas-st tr,Un the world.
O.sO \. M-pSy Fast Mail. For Buffalo. Niagara
Falls. Chicago.
1880 y. M.--ENcrpt sunday. Day Express ,
900 T. M.--pdy. Southwestern Limited Tor ChicaSo.
Cincinnati. -. Lpds
a,::O y M."i:x SUNDAY Albany and Troy.
l::.O T. M-Daly. Newton and Chicago Limited.
Due Cleveland I:O a. NJ, Detroit o25 A. NJ
Chicago 5:3D l.. NJ.
GOO T. M-paly. For Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago.
and 81 Louis.
G::5 T. M-Dny. For Burlington riatshurg and
Montreal.
$50 - M-Daly. For Buffalo and Niagara Fails.
Daily except sunday TOR Sarlnac Lake and Malone.
O.OO i, M.-Daiy. Only Sleeping Car Passengers for
Rochester carried on this train.
O:15 T. M.-Daily for Chicago and Ogdensburg ana ex-
C-pt saturday. for Cape Vincent.
B:Of \. 81. and $40 f. M-Daily. except Sunday 70
Intsfeld. via Harlem Division.
Wagner Palace On all through trains.
Ticket and Wagner Offices az Grand central station.
il3. 26 tl3. 10 9i2 Broadway. 25 Columbus Ave. ~
West l2Ith ST. and itsh -. station. New York; HH'
Washington 126 Fulton 81. and "a broadway. r. D..
brooklyn.
baggage checked hotel residence by the West.
colt Express co.
JOHN NJ. ToiCEY GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General Manager. ten. Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30
DEL. LACKAwANvA AND WESTERN RR.
Stations In New-York foot of Barclay ana
Christophcr Streets.

It,
ll.ect route t. NEWARK. SIOOMll l}LD, MON oLAir;
an. ORANGES summit bernafisvlie, bas~.as
Ridge Madison. MorTistown, Passalc iatefscu ByJn'
ton Dover Stannope. BCDD'S LAM, i.A.tE. thC'
IATtONCi Fackeitstown. SCHOOl.El.S MOI y ALL,
Wash.nston PHIILIPsBURG EAsToN. WAIEH
GAP STROI 'DSBURG. Pocono Mountains, ChA.,'
ION TrTTsToN. WiLKEsBARRE, NANrIG,GgSAiE., s.,
pANVII.LE NOKTHUABERLANll, Monttose, Dt.sr'
HAMroX OXFORD NORWICH Wais p ~, 81 EI!S "a.
WEGo ITHACA; 9wEG99. ELMIRAd c 60 MINI;
NEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHN ESI:. So.
eco A M-BTFFAho. UTICA. and oSWEGQ TX.
PliESS Pullman Palace Cars. Connects at Butalo
with train Tor Chicago. arriving $40 a. M De"
7:oc A. M.--BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
1900 F. M.-sCRANToN. BINGHAMToN and ELMIRA
1.,o = + "S,,i.A%T0N WiI.KESUARRE and PIYM.
OI'TH EMPRESS. Pullman parior cars .,n,,.,
y NJ tDsiVt-HiFF LIMITED EAlEESS.
Pullman Siecpers Arrives az s:i6 a. m .->
200 = ~. DAILY -BUFFALO. UTICA and OSWEGp
EXPRESS Pullman Sleepcrs. . -, -,o>.s . =,
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS ~ =
Murray St ana ~, Broadway Tickets at ferry stations
;s5 ana a42 BsoadNay 81 West l2athst 30 columbus.
ave New-York 333 Washingon-st.. I26 Fulton,st ana
= Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables. giving tu NOR
WFSTS0TT EXPRESS COMPANY will call TOR and
.heck baggage from hotel residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30

C;aAIN-W HEAT-Thc wheat market showed lltlc
lettr to-day with prices improving during the morn
ing frac1nalN hesitation the part O trad -
little disposition TO owing adv tone
If the lOcrcn market and the arg deer lnolt for
Europe. There also during the morning d.
losition look for fair rd ON I'm The visible supply,
Some running heh 100000 bush dccIca>.
Public foreign az quiet markets, and private
showed .l feature and brought few orders.
Wc,ther from tho West continue, u a favorable
character although Their fear cNpc Sod tat
POSSIBLY the weather which now prevailing might
BE- aeain followed by lower temPrItur, The Visible
supply showed smaller decrease than anticipated and
aiont noon reported that IN" French
would introduce bill Increasing the wheat
TO frs per 100 kioS. from about 2Oc 81 pr
sh and our lrolortionaty. ON this prices rIggd oil
little. GOVERN" Of shorts lid quit. sharp
late in dsy and the market finally closed a.ac net
adj for day. Lat cabcs wer, firm. ana all tOd
exporters bought about $1,000 bush The
Included No . red 100 600 bush. at 3tc May In
store OOO bush PC under May o sloa; No North.
lv,rcd 5000 bush Duluth lac May delivered
ct G2c AID private terms. delivered .........
but with somewhat lImcr feeling. portly n sympithy
with better tone IN wheat and patty expectation
o. moderate Increase in the visible Afcr advancing
about LaSc. carly prices saccec back little. and rhde
dull the balance OF tac morning. The posting Of
been expected. but notwithstanding this the market
failed respond the statement The fcrinQ ~ the
nsihct firm late in the day and price left or stca-y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30

hiay di-tiIicrs finished gods rcr cal Il Is ars,
,Ss "a - - per ncr " o% S roaacl T%nans
day the butter market was steady aacy ctc,mefS ia
-, %',h,r at iI@i,'sc.
Cincla,ac Jan. .o-rlour->prine p,,cnt q T. :; 81
G1nana Tor 50 Ri at 5sa ~; 80 l.Ii -.lI, at
81 a2c ,anre rd 's' 0oT' y 'rNe' %ntLMlrsoi
.,.ody 20 Wit, 32c 40 ny'd. Big; 70 m, 50
%r n. cls ia a5ass - aS m So any
r6onl.,r, Short rIr, I'D. -e a: s, .ho,t clear
d. E,'c lari :''say '' wn, X an Harke' re-
mains steady sale, di-tlcs goods on Da-i' vi Il 10
were 90 bN,.
Muaau,c. Jan. 2o-May whoa opened at 6iec. ,od
ct 81 '.ocl 'ee0isc AMI Gao, a. ol e. % an was
30 urd May SANDY IN ae'iy de-" AMI and nln go . on
80 hard N1oc, CO.; meim SaG 'Gi c rcm
&c. sample hrn anl fl e,i dcmand Ss i. 1,n sI
nqgiy 50 So 40 Ne, .,, ,o,c E Sn "S Sh
~ Corn quiet unci Hanged No ,. s'c 40 :. sSs
.a. % nn 5' dun a " f%%c1 a. i,
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. co.-Thcre va ltc .Nci'n,nt in
What b iS' Of ana a f nSS's % a it came about
a-y NJ trcnsth va, cGtcd T. dec al. II" 1 ts
t Oh 'R o 'G ,i . s"' Nav oanc
at COR az o w. II ~ a osI, =. co.
e, a. ,c nav Thorr re iS2 ear. Of 80 i Ncr.6cr
LID To- a.rlr at 81 ec and 80 ears At same pce
track rl,re W.T., - "a, old a, ~ 49, or n" ,,o;
ca,- Flour W. qpo,I a. - 9oq q - pr barrl for
ar 5 N a d s. 2S S y 70, low radS 20, " ''
roaec ha AZ 1 , D%asi ,o"tongi y ySry
S~ ''1 arc , whcai"Mars s shade rmer c'Ge,
nunet. but uMe Inquiry tr eNpot saic' ~ rs,
!y Mar9 s g.. Ga5Se APr S9seS'
eray Too low fr Gn,i"eis LocA ear , 10, 4ast bI'
~ a t2'.c March. i3ac; April. 45ta+i.: oats De.
fM, eqnal to n, n5 ,is ,t,r rbn1ao Sa.
ttf.rr al, ~ IA. At y "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30
LENIGM VALLEY r. R.

stations foot ~ Coriiandi and Dr~bros-r- streets
VESTIBUIE TRAIN. PULLMAN COACHES.
J:.O 4. VI. iur BUFFALO and Suspension Brids..
q aud - 4. VI. BUFFAI.D suspension Bridge an1
Chicago.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 23S.
81 ani l."2i Roadway llB i,W,rY n East lin -
.lth YORK. ~ Fulton So Court -.
and ~ Ir,adwa, B.onkNn New York Transfer Company
VIII .ail and check p: from hotel or residence
through g. destination
Gent Eastern Oncc !jj Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

,N Y {. Il II. II r. g, LESSEE -,
Trains leave i2d-st Station. New York. a. fol'
lows and Is minutes earlier from foot franklin st;
O:tJ A. NJ 4 ? Albany. ttcl. syracuse, IocN.
ester Bunaio Niaesra Falls Detroit Chicago; except
Saturday for Toronto
6;I3 ~ VI. paly for Mhany. Montreal uca Syracuss
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. pcuo''
Cleveland AMI Chicago. .-..
S:I5 4. M.-Daiy TOT Nhany r,ica syracuse Rnches,e
purtalp. NnEat, Fails. Toronto .>e..-: ''"Velah'
aad Chicaco
For tickets timetables par'o- and slepingcar accom-
modations apply ofces Brootvn and New S,S
stations. Timetables a: principal hotels For oho
Information address
- 5 varderh,, ave. Nev-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30

QUOTATIONS. OF rELVE,.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

Total, .......... .--.Io7,! eci I.ofc ao.seG a.
To,,i AT week ...... ?7OI 1871 ! .,Jj ~ rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30
We civ. Tor COMPARISON the closing prices q :
- g. - onrrnsl.In iinn DIT a.; laIr.

Receipts Of brcad~uis at interior points IN ihonS',u
list u'rtc cipher, 600. omitted hou' bo>' s'"'" '
usi
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-01-05
THE BRIDGE DISASTER.
Coroner Mccullough Begins an Invesit
cation Into the Causes.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 4.-The inquest over
the victims Of the bridge disaster on Dec. 25
was begun by Coroner Mccullough this
morning. The Coroner delivered instruc-
tions to the jury, charging them to fully
investigate and. If any blame attached to
any one, to fix 1t where 1t belonged. The
case is being carefully watched by attor-
neys for the Phoenix Bridge Company and
the relatives of the dead men who are su-
ing for damages. Nothing of Importance
was brought out by to-day's hearing.
Several civil engineers were on the stand,
but none of them were employed by the
bridge company. Mr.. Marshall Norris. CIV
III engineer, stated that 1T was his under
standing that the accident had been caused
by the concentration of the entire weight
OF the traveller upon one bent
Mr.. c. l.. Cornwell, another civil engi-
neer, said from what he had seen he con-
sidered the bridge good and, perhaps, a
trif1e better than work of that kind gen.
orally was. He had not examined it suffi-
ciently, however, to render expert opinion
upon its condition. He said he thought the
span which caused the accident was the
largest truss span on this continent.
Coroner Mccullough stated, this after
noon, that, although he had made a dill
gent effort to serve subpoenas on the SUI
perintendentS of the bridge company, he
had been unable to locate any Of them.
The inquest will be continued tomorrow.
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-01-05
TOLEDO SUFFERS AGAIN.
Another Fire That Damaged Several
Stocks of Goods.

TOLEDO, o., Jan. AT IL o'clock to-
night, in the midst of a drenching rain
storm, the fire department was called TO
the old Library Building, corner of Summit
and Madison streets, diagonally opposite the
ruins of the Chamber Of Commerce. The
fire had started in the third floor from some
unknown cause and after forty-five min
utes brought under control. The
building is occupied by c. A. Harley &
Co, furs and millinery; Hough & Barber,
furnishings. Wabash ticket office and two
small stores on the first floor The second
floor is occupied by offices. and on the
third is a business college. The entire
building is flooded, and Harleys stock is
ruined. The losses are estimated fol-
lows: On building. $1,000; c. A. Harley x
Co, $1,000; Hough & Barber $1,000; bust
ness college. $500; offices and other occu-
pants about 5000, all fairly insured.
The losses by last nights fire are now
placed at $4,000. One fireman is supposed
to have perished, as he could not be found
to-day.
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-01-05
Some Recipes.

Orange Pudding-Six oranges peeled. pits
removed, cut fine, and one cup of sugar
poured over them. Scald one pint of milk
in a double boiler or pail set in hot water.
cook in il the yelks OF three eggs, beaten
we'll with one tablespoonful OF corn starch,
stirring the same way all the time until
il thickens. Let cool, pour over the or
aDges whip the whites of eggs stiff, beat
in tree tablespoonfuls of sugar. spread over
the custard, and serve. A dainty way TO
serve orange pudding is to fill shallow Gus
tard glasses or cups; put in each its pro-
portionate share of orange and sugar, then
custard and meringue. Bits of orange jelly
may be scattered over the top.
Gingerbread-A loaf OF gingerbread is
good enough TO make one quite Indifferent
to the fact that IL is by no means an econ
omy. To make it, work a cupful OF butter
until creamy, then mix with II cupful OF
brown sugar. Separate the whites and
yolks of four eggs and beat both until
light, frothing the whites. Stir the eggs
with the butter and sugar. and add a cup
full of cream, mixed with cupful of
molasses; before putting the molasseS and
cream together. add to the cream two
teaspoonful OF soda dissolved in little
warm water. Measure four cupfuls OF -four
and mix with IL teaspoonful of salt and
q teaspoonful of yellow ginger. Add this
10 the batter. Do all the mixing as quickly
and lightly as possible Bake thirty min
uteS with moderate heat.
'id Virgfnia Doughnuts-Only at holiday
times would one require the whole OF this
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-01-05
PER CAPITA CIRCULATION.
France Has the Highest ($36.S1) and
China the Lowest (S1.SO1

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-The Treasury
Department presents a table showing the
monetary systems and approximate stocks
OF money in the aggregate and per capita
In the principal countries OF the world.
This shows that France, with a popula-
ton OF 3s,3OOOO0. has the highest per capita
circulation of any of the countries named
In the table. viz, 1861. The Straits with
a population of 3.s00OOO, have
per capita circulation of s2S.94.
Others Belgium, s26.7O; Aus
tralia, $26.05; the United States, $26.02 the
Netherlands, $24.34. In China, with pop
ulation of 4O2. 100000. the per capita circula-
ton is but $3.50. all in silver. Following
China in this respect, Roumania has a cir
culation per capita of $l6O; Servia, $4.27;
lation of 80, ,2O0, ,O00 Central American states.
$3.7S: Japan, 81: India. $3.+, against a pop
ulation of 2S7.20O.O 900; Hayt 81 go; the United
Kingdom, $20.44, and Germany, $1S.56 to each
person Portugal, with population of
but 100000, has a per capita of $21.0 and
Egypt a per capita of $19.S5. The South
American states have per capita of Stg67:
Canada, $40; Cuba. $12.31; Italy, $3.50; Switz-
erland. S144S; Greece, S12.22; Spain, S1714;
Austria Hungary, $3.50; Norway, $780, Den
mark. s11.72: Russia, sSI7 with popula-
this statement was tabulated the per capita
circulation OF the United States has de-
creased to $3.50. The table puts the stock
of gold money at 1901. 100000; silver So
eSl 100000 and uncovered paper money at
8, 200, 900, ,000
The Indianapolis journal., 1894-01-05
JUDGE LONGS PENSION
LOchren Orders 1t to Be Restored
Under the New Law.
He Will, However, Probably Suspend
1t Again After Giving the Required
Thirty Days Notice.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.-Commissioner
of Pensions Lochren, this evening. ordered
the restoration of the former pension rat
ing of Judge Charles Long. of Michigan.
This puts an end. for the present, to the
proceedings which Judge Long had insti-
tuted in the District court to compel the
Commissioner to return his former rating
of s72 month, which had been suspended
pending medical examination.
Judge Long was originally pensioned at
IS a month. This was gradually increased
until 1880, when he was granted, by Com
missioner Tanner. s72 a month, under the
law pensioning those so disabled to re-
quire the regular attendance of another
person. Under Corporal Tanners admins
tration it was finally settled that person
who could not attend to all his wants on
account of his injuries, and who needed
almost continual aid, came within the pro-
visions of that law. Judge Longs pension
was held to be embraced in these provi-
sions Beside the loss of one arm he had
a hip gunshot wound which is still open
and requires attendance.
: Commissioner Lochren, however, held
that this case was provided for in the SUBJ,
sequent act of July il, 1889, concerning dis
abilities that require frequent and periodi-
cal, though not regular and constant at
tendance. Under this act it was decided he
was entitled to not more than $50 a month:
His pension was accordingly suspended, and
he was ordered to appear for examination
before a medical board. He failed to COM
ply with the notice and brought suit for
mandamus to compel the return to his for
mer rating. The act Of Dec. 21 prohibiting
suspension Of pensions without thirty days
notice, was passed, however, while decision
In the case was pending.
Commissioner Lochren this evening char-
acteriZed the act which makes the rcstora-
tlon necessary as very inconsiderate, un-
wise and vicious. ''It encourages fraud
and perjury" he said Hereafter, in ev-
cry crooked case, thirty days notice prior
to susI trs si n must be given. Under the
old Law. stsper sion would take place pend
ing investigation, and very often large
sums of rloney have been saved = the
government in this way. Now we ~ ut
terly powerless and must remain with our
hands tied"
The required notice will be given Judge
Long, an'i at the end o. the tn rty days
the en.cn will undoubtedly again 10 sus.
pended. The case differs from most of the
9th, rs TEND -, becans. With tho. previ-
Gus notice had almost invariably been