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The evening world., 1894-07-25
SAW THE CAMDEN ORDER.
Witness AlIison's Statement Before
the senate Sugar Committee. /.

Thy Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. July 25.-Mr. sey.
mour, of the brokerage firm of Seymour
Bros. & Young. and ". o. Allison were
before the Sugar Trust Investigating
Committee at its morning session to-
day.
MI. Seymour declined to answer the
questions put to him as to the pur-
chase of Sugar stock by members of the
Senate and as to the existence OF an
order fol- such stock which former wit.
nesses testified had been made through
his Arm in the name OF Senator Cam.
den.
Mr.. Allison's testimony was important
as corrobordtive OF the statements OF
Messrs. Guilleadeau. Levy and Other
witnesses. His name had been men.
toned by MIR. Guilleadeau. and it vas
upon this hint that he was summoned
before the Committee. He stated posi-
lively that he had seen the Camden OF.
Aor
The evening world., 1894-07-25
HEAT HELPS OLD HUMIDITY
That's what Makes the Weather So
Uncomfortable TO-Dny.

Officially Mr.. Dunn said of the weather
this morning: 1T is becoming warmer
and getting back rapidly to Summer
temperature. 1t Is quickly getting hotter
all over the country east of the Missis-
sipp River.
The indications are for fair weather
to-day and warmer tomorrow. with
possible lowering OF temperature to-mor-
row night. There ere sh1wers during the
past twenty-four halrs over the lake
regions and New England States and the
coast borders of the South Atlantic
States.
AT o'clock this morning the tenn
perature was 81 in New York, and at \
O'Clock 10. AT 10 o'clock II was &c. and
before night. in all probability. We shall
have experienced from 81 to 80 degrees
of heat. with general tendency to-
wards the last figure.
The humidity at o'clock this morn
ing was 50 per cent"
The record of 50 degrees at 100 this
morning showed that Mr.. Dunn's pre-
diction of an Increased temperature
was rapidly being borne out
The evening world., 1894-07-25
MANDEL JONAS AT THE BAR.
He Pleaded Not Guilty when
Charged with Fraud.

Mandel Jonas, of Goshen, n. Y. plead
ed not guilty when arraigned in Part !.
of the Court of General Sessions to-
day. and was admitted to bail In the
sum OF $500, Samuel w. Korn, OF As
East Seventy-fourth street, qualifying
on the bond.
Jonas was indicted with julius Jonas,
his brother; Samuel Ketchum, Lawyer
Joseph and Harry Jacobs. in connection
with the charge of fraud made against
the defunct cloakmaking firm of ketch-
UNI & Jonas, formerly at $40 Broadway.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
PLEADED FOR HER BOYS.
Young burglars Released Under
SuspeEsiOn Of Sentence.

A trio of boy burglars pleaded guilty
to attempted burglary this morning be-
fore Judge MARITIME, in Part |. OF the
Court OF General Sessions. but were al
lowed to go free on suspended sentence.
The prisoners were Patrick and Mau-
rice Dee, ten and eight years old respec-
lively. and Thomas TuzZo. thirteen years
old of 3l2 East Forthwith street. The
Dee boys live with their widowed mother
at 33l East Forty-eiGhth street
on the morning of July II the boys
broke into the basement of "A vacant
building at IA Seventh avenue, to get
some kindling wood. Joseph Outman,
of l3l West Forty-siXth street, caused
the boys arrest. This morning Mrs.
Dee pleaded so pitifully for her boys that
Judge MARITIME decided not to punish the
little fellows provided they would
promise to do better.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
THREE SHOTS AT HIS WIFE.
The WOmnn's Rad Character Served
to Tighten His Punishmcut.

NEWARK, n. j., July %. william
Kelly. living on the Bowery In New
York. came to this city yesterday, and
last night attempted to shoot his wife
at the corner of Ward street and Kinks
alley. The woman Is IA worthless char
acter and keeps one of the worst re-
sorts in the city. Kelly fired three
shots nt his wife. but none of the bullets
took effect.
He was arrested and this morning
fined $40 or ten days in jail After the
prisoner had been convicted. Judge Mott
said that had Kelly killed his wife he
would have felt like generating him
The judge made the fine MS light as
possible on account of the bad reputation
OF the mans wife.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
PADDED FOR HIS APPETITE.
Convict Conway Tells of Undergo
ing the Brockway Treatment.
lBy Associated Press,


ELMlRA, July 2o.-When the Re-
formatory investigation was resumed
this morning Walter Conway was call
ed as first witness. He was sentenced
from New York in 1892 and after one
year and one month was transferred
to Auburn Prison.
He said he had been padded four
times. He asked Or. Wey why he let
them punish him, and the latter re-
piled; "Oh. 1t will give you an appetite
For breakfast"
The punishment he received one time
was for saying an instructor looked like
Adam Forepaugh.
The records showed only three punish
ments for Conway
The evening world., 1894-07-25
POLICE BOARD WILL APPEAL.
General Term Decision RcinstatinG
Detective Mitchell Rcsistcd.

The Police commissioners to-day de-
cided to appeal the decision Of the Gen
cral Term reinstating Ward Detective
John Mitchell, of the Sixth Precinct,
who had been dismissed from the force.
lften ten days mysterious absence,
turned up, saying that he had been
under temporary alteration of mind
and did not know where he was during
his absence. Having exceeded the tive
days limit of uneNcuscd absence, he
was dismissed. but the General Term
ordered his reinstatement.
Assistant District-Attorney Wcllman
to-day put In IA bill for S203 expenses in
securing witnesses for the police trials
which the Police Commissioners al
lowed.
The Police Commissioners to-day
awarded the contract to repair the po-
lice station At Pier a to Andrew Gal
vary for S2,4j9.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
MORE TIME FOR LEVY.
The Ex-W ard Mans Trial for Per-
jury IA Re Postponed.

When n" trial of cN-Ward Man jere-
miah 5. Levy for alleged bribery is call
ci tomorrow, Assistant District-Attor
ney Davis viii move. before Judge Mar
tine IN Part /. Of the Court Of General
Sessions, TO postpone the trial until next
Monday.
THIS action il no doubt taken to allow
NOR" time for the preparation of the
case.
Levy filed notice at the District-At-
tprucy's office this afternoon that he
substituted Lawyer Abraham Levy. OF
'l" Pulitzer Building, In place of Louis
J. Grant, whom he had retained as coun-
sci
The evening world., 1894-07-25
DR.. COOKS PLANS.
Announces by Telegraph what the
Arctic Exploring Party VIII Do.

At the Office OF Messrs. Bowring &
Archibald this morning it was said
that n telegram had been sent from
their Office to DR.. Cook in order to as
certain the intentions OF the Arctic eX-
ploring party on board the steamer
Miranda. In answer, they received the
following telegram dated st. Johns, n.
r., July %. signed Cook.
proceed F'rcdcrickshaab. South
Greenland. Then IL conditions favora-
bic Uperr avik. not calling Labrador
going or returning Calling ST. Johns
or Halifax returning. Arrive New
York probably Sept TO-"
Further than this nothing is known,
but 1t was thought possible that the
Miranda's repairs would be completed.
and that she would be ready to resume
her voyage on Saturday next.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
JUMPED FROM THE BRIDGE,
Mary Schncncr Mentally lnbni-
anced by Her Brothers Death.
Special to The Evening World

iSpcoa % The Evening NOrIdJ
BOONTON, y. j., July 2j.-Mary
Schaencr. a domestic, twenty three years
old, committed suicide at o'clock last
night by jumping into the Rockaway
River from the bridge at West Main
street.
Two tramps were crossing the bridge,
on which there were several loungers,
ing: "Good-by forever" jumped into the
water.
The tramps called TO some men in a
boat to come to the rescue, but the body
did not rise. Several men swan to the
spot, but could not find the body After
graphing for an hour the body was re-
covered.
The death OF her brother Is supposed
to have unbalanced Mary's mind.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
NEWsBOYS FOR STREET.CARS
More Talk of Trying This Expert
mcnt In New York..

The News Company which proposes
to station newsboys on street cars, for
the convenience of the travelling pub
lie. has not perfected any arrangements
with the strect-car companies although
the latter regard the scheme as prac-
ticablc, and are awaiting suitable
proposition before taking action in the
matter.
1t was stated that between ten and
twelve different concerns have ap-
preached the Gable Company with prop
ositions which could not be accepted.
The scheme Of Stationing newsboys on
street cars, the same as on railway pas
senger trains. is in operation on some OF
the street-car lines of Boston, where the
service has been pronounced great con-
vcnience to the public and satisfactory
to the car companies.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
MAY LIVE TO DIE BY LAW.
BOUtbIHck Constantine Did Not Sue
coed In killing Himself.

Giuseppe Constantine, the boothlack,
who killed Carmela Belfast, his fifteen
ycar-old fiancee, and shot and wounded
himself at 1875 Elizabeth street last
evening, is reported to be recovering at
st. Nincents Hospital to-day.
A crowd OF Italians are mourning
about the dead girls bier. Constantine
would have been lynched last night
after committing the crime. but for the
police
No other motive than Dependency
has been discovered for the deed The
girls grandfather. NinCenZo Romano,
IL the only witness or the crime. He
made "a sworn statement to the effect
that he saw Constantine do the shoot =
Ing, and was released.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
DEBS'S CASE CONTINUED.
Goes Over TIL sept. ., at the SuH-
DcStion of Attorney NiIchrist.

tRy Associated PressD
CHICAGO. July 25.--ln the Debs con-
tempt case to-day, Judge Woods deliv-
cred "A brief opinion formally overruling
the motion Of the defense to quash the
informations against the American Rail
way Union officers.
District Attorney Milchrist announced
that Special Counsel Edwin Walker was
III and could not attend the hearing
He said that he (Milchrisp would go
out OF office Aug. ., and Mr. Walker
would be left the sole counsel In the
case, and suggested that the hearing be
postponed until MIR. Walker was able
to take charge OF II.
Court announced that the case would
he continued until Sept. 3. Debs and his
associates went into consultation re-
garding the giving of bail and the
court adjourned
The evening world., 1894-07-25
HANEL SUED FOR SANDER.
Mrs. OLSEN Wants Sl0,O0O for Al
legged Defamation Of Character.

Frank Hanel was arrested to-day by
Deputy Sheriff Wagering upon an or
der issued by Judge Bookstaver, of the
Court OF Common Pleas, in an action
brought by Mrs Annie OLSEN, wife of
Andrew OLSEN, of 6o6 ST. AIMS avenue,
to recover $4,000 damages for alleged
SANDER and defamation of character
Mrs. OLSEN has in her employ ii
young man named Albert Schussler. and
she alleges that Hanel connected her
name in an improper way with that OF
SChusslcr.
HanSl was unable TO furnish the re-
CURED N,oM bail. and was lodged in
Ludlow Street Jail.
Mr. OLSEN is builder, and is said to
he a man of large means.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
MATCHMAKING BY FORCE.
Policemen Hold Subjects While the
Lance Is Applied.

NEWARK. n. j.. July 25.-No new
cases of smallpox were reported to-day
in this city, but six suspects We're re-
ported. These cases are in the infected
district of River street. The Health
Department is considering the advisa-
bility OF quarantining the entire street.
II this IL done IL will take 100 special
policemen to guard the houses. Last
night the health officers made raid on
premises Nos. 80, bJ, o6. az. IS and vac
cinated eighty persons. In some places
the doctors had to tight II vdcCinate
their victims. and some had to be held
down by policemen while the lance was
hpplied.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
CARLISLE SEEKS CRISP.
House Seems Not Likely to Nemai1
Passive on the Tariff.

(By Associated PresA)
WASHINGTON, July 25.-6ecretary
Carlisle went to the House Of Repre-.
sentatives at 10 o'clock to-day and
sought Speaker Crisp, who had not yet
arrived. 1t was the first time Mr.. Car
Isle had been at the House in soma
months. although he has been fire.
quent visitor at the Senate during the
Tariff struggle.
On learning that Mr.. Crisp would not
arrive for some time, the Secretary said
that engagements at the Treasury
would prevent him from waiting. and
the meeting was deferred.
Chairman Wilson's arrival from West
Virginia last night gave further ground
for the generally expressed belief that
the House would not remain entirely
passive while the Senate had nominal
possession of the entire controversy.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
KLOCK MADE RECEIVER.
Appointed for ex-Coni Dealer John
-. Hrissenbuttel.

Percy l.. klock was to-day appointed
receiver in supplementary proceedings
for John d, Hcissenbuttel. wholesale
coal dealer, formerly at Broadway, on
application OF Mdhlon 5. kemmer and
William B. Whitney, Judgment credi-
tors.
Judgments for $1,000 were entered
two weeks ago against Hcissenbuttcl in
favor Of Dickson & Eddy and Suckney
g. Conyngham.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
Fire RaginE Around Duluth.
7By AlsllI.fsI Z tsl

DULUTH MINI. july - All Of tne suburbs
Of Duluth are guarded " patrols from the Fire
Department No serious icss from the forest fires
10 anticipated. brt ther. Ia stnl great danger
AID uIless there Ia rain a heavy wind will m,k.
hot work tor the Firs Department. The city /,
severed by dense smoke and In. fo,ho,n a,
ne park entrance il blowing. Reports from III.
range te Of forest hrss In all directions, but on
The evening world., 1894-07-25
DISAPPEARED FROM PARIS.
Police Loukiug for Young MIR
sheldon. OF Chicago.

~, Associated Prcfsl
PARIS. July 95.-The police, at the re
quest Of the United States Embassy,
are making inquiries in regard to the
whereabouts ~ young gentleman
named sheldon, of chicago, who arrived
in this cry On July II. with friend
named Hcntorn
Sheldon has been missing since July
"A. and it Is believed that he has been
murdered. The missing man came from
the United States VIA Southampton
The evening world., 1894-07-25
MURDERED HER BABE.
Io-NrRr-Oid Mother Charged with
nm ttrocious Crime.

Becky Miller. young woman who had
been boarding with Mrs. Grccnbcrg at
ia Clinton street. was arrested this
morning and taken a prisoner to Gou-
verneur Hospital charged with killing
her newly born infant.
morning and Mrs Greenberg called an
officer. to whom the girl confessed that
she had given birth To child and
forced It down the drain pipe. The in
fdnts body was recovered and sent to
the Morgue. The young woman is only
nineteen wears old
The evening world., 1894-07-25
Madison Square Bank Case.

Justice Barrett OF the Supreme Court, to-day
handed down a decision requiring the receivers
Of the Madison Square Bank 10 file a more def
mite complaint In their action against President
Blaut and Frederick uhlmann and the other d.
reCtors OF the defunct bank In their suit TO re-
$3.50 900 which II Ia alleged they are &C.
countabe for on the ground Of their poor man
aEement OF the bank.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
Took Carbolic Acid.

Simon stenbers a young Austrian. Is IN .
critical condition at Bellevue Hospital. He at
temped suicide last night by taking carpoh'
acid At his boarding house, l62 Attorney stree.
n, claimed TO have received q letter from rela-
lives in Austria. in which they expressed a visa
to have nothing more TO do with him. He VIII
prohabIy die
The evening world., 1894-07-25
Gerry Agents Arrest Four.

Gerry Agents MoustakI and King yesterday ar
rested Marie sarono, twenty years old and Fisr-
eta Bonello. thirteen. both of 30 Elm street
for playing violins In the saloon at IS Mulberry
street Marie T. Boniello. aged htty-tour. mother
OF the youngest girl, and Donenico Berinoer
twenty-seven years old, bartender in the saloon
were also arrested. In the Tombs Court this
morning, Firetta was held a witness and the
other three were held In $500 bail each for trial
The evening world., 1894-07-25
Mmst PnN the AIImOnN

judge RookstaNer Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, to-day heard arguments upon the motion
10 punish Jawcs Mooney Tor contempt OF Court
tor fA'uug ~ ray his wife ordered hy the
Court Judge RoOkstaNer ordered that Mooney
would have 10 pay the arrears IN alimNuN. sul
said h" would sppolni q receiver and have mis-
- I.ul
The evening world., 1894-07-25
The record OF percentages shows this
standing of the clubs.

Every thins is In readiness for the first
game on the Oak Point grounds in aid
Of the Sick Babies Fund on Sunday
next at o'clock between the Holy
Rosary Iyceum and the $3.50 Clubs.
the storm OF Sunday last. The players
of both clubs are in excellent condition,
and as there is a great deal of friendly
rivalry between the two teams, an UNI
usually exciting contest. should result.
The evening world., 1894-07-25

Judge BookstaNsr. OF the Court OF Common
Pleas to-day confirmed the report OF Referee Will
lam ]. Lardnsr passing upon the bills OF Messrs.
Trenholm. Tesle and Dennis, the accountants APP
-ointed to examine the hooks OF the Harlem River
Bank. The report allows the accountants 81, 900
for their services, and the stenogrApers bill of
SIS. rs. and the referees bill OF $500 are also
approyed
The evening world., 1894-07-25
NEW HAVEN HAS AN ALARM.
wing of What II
Thought to he Cholera.
(By Associated Press.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July 25.-Thos'
II. Sullivan, one OF the best known
Democratic politicians in the State, u
dying of what is suspected to be Asiatio
cholera.
Great alarm is felt here over the case.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
WITHDRAWS FROM GERMANY.
Equitable Lie VIII DO No More
Busincss There.

The Equitable Life Assurance Society
of the nited states has notified the
German Government that it will vol
UNFAIRLY relinquish its concession to
transact business in the kaiser's
realm.
The reason assigned Is the many eXac-
tons to which the company has been
subjected In Germany. Its business
there Els not deemed worth the trouble
and expense involved in compliance
with the Government requirements.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
To InvestiGnte Col. Tracey.


WASHINGTON, July Fin the morn
inS nour In the Senate to-day a resolu'
ton was adopted to investigate the once
of Col. Charles Tracey. Secretary OF the
Board of Charities Of the District Of
Columbia. Col. Tracey is brother OF
Gen. Tracey. the New York Congress.
man,
The evening world., 1894-07-25
HIS WIFE AN INEBRIATE.
Thomas Saunders Granted n Decree
of Separation.

Judge Gildersleeve, OF the Superior
Court. to-day granted decree OF sep
aration to Thomas Saunders from his
wife, Margaret Saunders.
The decree was granted upon the
ground that Mrs. Saunders was an IN.
ebriate. Mr.. Saunders was given ths
custody of their children.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
burned Herself TO Death.
nm AssntLaIed Mo-

SULLIVAN. Ind. July s5.-Mrs Raine' vito
o. siegel RSines, Superintendent ot the ,tty
$ hools was burned to death while Nlsitius rela.
tiyes IN the country. Her hody Was found near a
burning brush heap with All the clothing burned
IN. Mis- Ranes has been derAnged for some
time \ few weeks ago she attempted suicide
by hanging. hut prevented. There is no
doubt but that she deliberately took her own
The evening world., 1894-07-25
For New Y 'rk and DIsmasted.

lBy Associated Press)
FAYAL, Azores. July 5.-The German
bark r. e. Hagemeyer, Capt. Hack,
from Hamburg June 90 for New York,
has arrived here dismasted, having been
in collision with an unknown vessel
The fate OF the latter is unknown.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
whi,c.ide's nody Recovered.

m. body ~ Andrew J. whltcsidc ir, son Of
:, hool Principal A. J. Whteslde. OF 25l West
one Hundred aud Thtrty-third street. New York
Who WAS drowned on Fort Hamilton last Satur.
day. recovered this morning. The corpse
was seen floating near Ninety second street ant
Shore road by John DapmAn, OF Ninety fourth
street who brought It ashore.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
smokele.. Powder for sandy Hook

tBy Associated fFessD
PHILADELPHIA, July :J.-orer S,oOOspounds
Of Smokeless powder was received yesterday at
Frankford Arsenal, Bridesburs. It came from
Germany on the British steamship Gienvech for
Government experimental tests, Col. Hurley
commandant OF the arsenal said that the powder
N,s in ended for tests with big guns Oh Sandy
HONh
The evening world., 1894-07-25
Held for the Grand Jury.

supt. Thomas T, Brockbank. OF the Brookly.
Heights Railroad Company. was held for the
Grand Jury BY Justice Tishs In the Butler stress
Police Court, Brooklyn, this morning. on me
charge Of assauiting PGx Policeman LAnsdos. -
Juns last
The evening world., 1894-07-25
Mrs. TompLlns Not Ills Relative.

To the Editor.
As tn eldest Of Thsddeus Daytds, | would
especially inform the readers Of The Evening
World that Mrs. Tompklns Is not relative Of
our family.
lSignell u +. pANIpS
The evening world., 1894-07-25
Millionaire's Wife Accused.

CHICAGO, July :5.-Mrs. Warren Springer
the wife OF the Chicago millionaire was hsla
by the Grand Jury to-day In the sun, OF ssos
on a charge OF jury bribng Mrs Springer "
accused OF attempting to bride two juror
through their families, in a condemnation SUN
In which her husband was interested.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
New Mexico and Arizona Statehood.
lRl A,snciated Pressl

sNtNVVTuNtU
WASHINGTON. July 2S.-The full. Senate Com
mittee on Territories has ordered favorable ~
ports on the bills admitting New Mexico AZ
Arizona 10 Statehood. These bills have passed u
House.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
"GentIeman Burglar" Convicted.

PITTsFIELD, Mass, July 2s.-Michael sher-
lock was found guilty this morning, in the SUI
perior Court. Of being the dreaded and much
wanted gentleman burglar Of Lenox and Stock
bridge fame. The Jury was out only six minutes
The defense consisted chiefly In afArming that II
Nas . case Of mistaken Identity.
The evening world., 1894-07-25
Thanks to the management OF the
OAK Pnipt ball Craunls thern will be

Thanks 10 the management OF the
no trouble now about holding games
in aid of the Sick Babies Fund. Man
ager Tony Burke, of the Holy Rosary
has been donated to to @The o EVENLY I,e
World for use on any day between /
and $50 p. NJ. for games in aid Of the
Sick Babies Fund. The Oak Point
for its generous and timely action in
support of this deserving charity. Now
If the managers of the Monitors, Of
Harlem, and the SUBMITS will only ar
range a meeting at this office all the
preparations can be made for a game on
any date mutually agreed upon.
The evening world., 1894-07-25

hau's Calisaya as a tonic and md good results
Half the retail sale July "a goes 10 Evening
worlds' Sick Babies Fund. 49, Broadway. 'ss
The evening world., 1894-07-25

MRS. WIsslow's sooTHIsa SYRUP for chill.
dren teethins Is the family bensfactor, 2oc. ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-16
Artist and Staeeman.

Henry Schloth, the scenic artist,
will remain in Honolulu for some
time. He is to do some work at
the house and will fresco a number
of residences. Mr.. Schloth has a
reputation on the Coast as a fres-
coer and is anxious TO show what
he can do In his line.
John w. Howard, the stage man
ager and carpenter, did not go on
the Mariposa. He will arrange a
stage at st. Louis College and will
make some Improvements at the
Opera House.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-16
SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

" Workinsmeu, Attention!
Blue or Brown Denim Overalls, "Boss
of the Road" reduced from 500 to so
cents. Mems Brown Linen Shirts for
so cents; former price, S1.O0. Painters
White Suits reduced to 20 cents suit,
at y. 5. SACHS. $50 Fort street.