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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended S. Saiiings from Vancouver
TO JAPAN AND CHINA,
April april 23-May II.
TO ONOluLu AND AUSTRALIA,
March l6-April 16-May l6.
Apply NJ. M. STEIN Chronicle Bldg,
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Following we've The sales in the San Francisco

Following we've The sales in the San Frar cisco
Stock card yesterday:
REGULAR MORNING sFesyoS-a.9O
200 & B..1.70200 & N -. so 200 Porosi... IS
400 .....I.65 so ......... 65 $50 SAVAGE. so
loo Bullion. 80 $40 Kentuck.. lO550 S New ..l20
100 ChaIl Q. 35500 Mex. .4Ol45O sB& M. Is
$50 Chollar.. .565O0 ...,,....l 40 200 Union " SO
925 CO ..3.O5 700 Oph1r e. Sd 200 Jack -. .65
csc q Il Co.. so
AFTERNOON sFssIoN-2:3O.
100 Belcher 10000 Point 80 $50 Ouhir. 216
100 Chail c.. 35i00 Excho -. .05 200 PoUost. SO
100 ChOllar.. .5O500 Justice. .15ElOO New. 30
400 CC&H ..3.20l20 Mex cn.. l12l 100 Union. SO
following were The SAFES in che Pacific Stock
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP GO.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN eEz.
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska 9 A. NJ. %kfETM
Feb. 8, "a, March IL, 2b, April and s-@szsz-zzss
May 10. %.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
Jan. 20, and every fifth day thereafter.
Il For Eureka. Humboldt Bay. w Wednesdays, A. NJ
+ For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth aud fifth day. = A. NJ
FOR San Diego. stopping only at Port Hartford.
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles Los Angees).
Redondo clos Angeles) and Newport, every fourth
and fifth CAV, at ! A. NJ
For ports ia Mexico 25th OF each month.
Ticket Ofhee-PaIace Hotel. New Montgomery
street.
GoODALL, PERKINS & CO.. General Agents
If 10 Market St., San Francisco.
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for compound and sc for pure; pals. Toe: Califor
MIA tierees e12c for compound and S1%@19c for
pure; hsf-bbs. &c: l0-ib tins, 9lac: do 5-b. loo;
Mess Beef, ST 50a8: extra mess do, 80 so p bbl
family do, $40 5O9l1: extra prime pork, $3.50
3 so; extra clear, 500 p hbl; mess, Sl9G20 =
bbl smoked Beef 10c p 70.
HOPS-Qu ted at l5@l7c q n.
HIDES AND SkINS-Heayy sailed steers are
ouotabie DC = 10; medium. &C; light, 3@S14c
Cowhides. 3Iac; sailed Kip, &c: sailed Calf. &c;
Sated Veal. SC; dry Hides usual selection. &c
z 10 dry Kips and Calf &c 2 n; prime Goat
SKINS 25@40c each; Kids. 5@l0c; DeerskiDs.
good summer. 26c p II medium. l5(920c; win
ter, &c; Sheepskins, shearings. lO9a0c each:
short wool. 25435c; medium. 40G5Oc each; long
wool SO@75c eachi Cnlis OF all KINDS about rs
less
TALLOw-No. rendered, 41sG45tc; country
Tallow, 4G4Ac; RenneG, e14@012c ID; Grease,
S12G4c ? 10.
N OL-rall Wool is quoted as follows: Free
Mountain, 6dsc; Northern defective, $500; South
ern and Sau Joaquin. 1850: Spring clip. Calav
eras, and Footh!n, 100 &c p n; San Joaquin and
Southern. years staple, 7@oc do. short WOols 10
1890 for inferior; Valley Oregon. l39l4c 2 10.
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BOARD SALES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF mines not listed on the
board fail delinquent in Office
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GUNARD LINE.
New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown.
from PFC 40. North River
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Campanla NH "a, z ;30AM Umbrfa, ADJ Ia, II 100 NJ
Etrurla. Mch 81, 200 PM ,Campania,Ap II g :3OAM
Lucan1a, Apri z, 6:30AM Servia, April %, $3.50 AM
Anrania. Apl 10. 90 AM trnia Apl 20, IL 80 AM
CABIN passage, $50 and upward: second cabin
$50. Steerage tickets to and from all parts OF
Europe at very low rates. For freight ana nas-
New York
VERNON II. BROWN q CO.. General Agents
Good acccmm odation can always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, DIMOND Il co.,
ThSaTu e Agents San Francisco.
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Exchange and Bullion.

IoRTIANp. or. March -CIearancss s124,oOO;
balances. $29. 0OO. E1S
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GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE
lear-March s16Lc

GRAIN AND MERCH ANDISE.
Wheat-Mareb, $3.50.
Flour-Steady
Hops-Quiet.
Moei-DnlI; domestic fleece. le@24c: pulled,
20@26c: Texas. lO@l5c.
Copper-Steady Lake. SO 621a.
Lesd-Strong; Domestic, SO 10
Iln-Flrm: Straits, SIS so bid.
Cohee-ODtions opened steady from unchanged
nr ces 10 D pc nts advance, ruled generally firm
InIo ughout the session on strong Hayre ady1ces
and closed steady at 10@15 points net advance
Sales $1,000 bags. March, Slo 40; April. leo
l6 10; hlay, Sl5 S00 20; June. SIS So spot
Coffee. Rio firm; No. T. l71ac
Su2ar-Raw frmer: centrifugal e5 test, 3-16c
cost and freight: refined, steady.
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Foreign Markets.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, March 9.-The sp0 market Is firm
at 5s 1Izd. Garages steady at IS cd for
of coast, eos Cd Tor prompt shipment and 25s
ID Tor nearly Que.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET GO.
CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL Ay,1
- fortnightly for the west Indies and -sSzzsxsK
Southampton. calling route st Chez
France, and Plymouth. TO iand passengers.
Through bills of Iading. IN connection with the
Pacific Mail s. s. Co. Issued for freight aud treas
ure Co direct ports In England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply
mouth, Cherbourg, southampton. First-class
1886: :hird.class s97 SO. For further particu-
lars apply TO PARROT Co., Agents.
SOC California st
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OCEAN STEAMS HIPS.
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY

C0hlPAGhIE GENERAL
/. = y s "A L 4 - u
Fren u Lie t. ~
<~OMPANY's PIER (NEw). AZ NORTH <~a
" River, foot OF Morton st Travellers %SSS2
by this line avoid both transit by English raj Way
ana the discomfort of crossing the channel In
small boat New YORK to Alexandria, Egypt via
Paris frst-class. $3.50 Seeond-class. Sll6
lACHAMPAGNE. Laurent.
............. Saturday. DECEMBER %. q go A n
LA BRETA6NE- Capt. Collier ..,.,,.,....
..,,,...... Saturday, December 80, 10 100 A. NJ
LA BOURGOGNE Capt Loboeuf. ..,...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS saturday January d 1894
LA GAsCOGNE. Capt. santelh.............
............... Saturday. ) may II. .....,....
16- For further particulars apply to
A. FORGET, Agent,
No. Bowling Green New YorE.
T. fUGAZI CO.. Agents. Montgomery
Branch once ~ Montgomery St au3l1
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General NJ Merchandise.

GRAIN BAGS-Calcuttas, June-July, $3.50 as
nominal quotation; State Prison Bags, $6.27;
Wool Bags, 34136c.
COFFEE-The private circular of c. E. BIckford
gives the receipts OF Coffee at this port during the
nIst Two months of 1894 at 40.S99 bags, against
22.Se6 bags for the corresponding period Ia
1888. The sales from first hands were 90 1872 bags
against 22.o07 bags. The stock hand March
l was l.522 bags. against 1905 bags March l,
1898. The worlds visible supply March / was
229s.437 bags. against 3,0i3 OS5 bags Mar h /,
1893 The circular SAYS: Since our report of the
7th nit very little business has been done for
local account, but sales for overland shipment
have assumed large proportions, aggregating 3044
spot ana to arrive per st amer Progreso). and s04
bags fair to prime washed Guate mala The inquiry
continues strong from this quarter, but further
business is Temporarily restricted by scarcity OF
suitable styles OF washed Coffee aud higher ideas OF
holders of Salvador Last OF this description
were at lS14e, this figure being freely bid to- day
without result The hrst- and ST OK consists Of
1881 Costa RIGA. % Nicaragua. ABB Salvador
and 6l76 Guatemala in al 1887 bags" We
Costa Rica. free from black beans: 1910
zoe = 10 for good Costa Rica mixed with black
beans: is1e@l91sc q D for fair Costa Rica;
14@l712c 2 n for common to ordinary Costa
Rica; l9@2Oe u 10 for good to prime washed
Salvador; lS9lS14c for good green unwashed
Salvador aud Nicaragua; 2l14(G2ls4e r n for
prime wasned Guatemala; 2oiI0D2ic a m for
good to strictly goou washed Guatemala; 800
zoe p 10 for rair washed Guatemala: l715@
1870 2 10 for medium Guatemala; 16@17c =
n for ordinary Guatemala: l4@l512c p n
for very Inferior to common Guatemala: 20L9 "a
u 1ac for good TO prime washed Peaberry: 2O@
20 Lsc for good TO prime unwashed Peaberrv
RICE-Chinese mixed. So S5d9S 80: No. l. 81 20
14 80: extra No. /. 81 6O6D4 90: Hawaiian 81;
Louisiana ss@s So Japan. % 4o@s4 50; Ran
sUGAR-Ibe Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube Crushed, Powdered
Sc; Confectioners' A, SAC; Magnolia A, 45sc;
Extra c. <1ac; Golden c, FAC; ID, &C; Standard A.
sac; haIfbarreis. 1sc more than barrels, and
boxes 13c more.
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Arrived

FRIDAY March g.
Stmr Arago. Reed. as hours from Coos Bay:
pass and mdse. to o O d Co,
Stmr Greenwood, Carlson. 10 hours from Green
wood; lumber. TO White.
Br stmr Gaelic. Pearne, "a days from Hong
Kong, via Yokohama IL days % hours IL minutes:
pass and mdse. TO d Il Co.
stmr Scotia, Johnson l9 hours from Newport:
S122 railroad ties. TO Union Lumber Co.
Br ship Chinsurs, Williams l2e days from
Swansea; 1912 tons coal. 70 Girvin, Baldwin &
Eyre.
Br ship Montgomeryshire. Edward, iO7 DAYS I'm
swansea: 2O12 tons coal. TO Girvin. Baldwin q
Eyre.
Ship Alameda, Bruce, 279 days from New York.
via Rio de Janeiro 70 days: mdse. to j w Grace
a. Co.
schr voIant, Erratt, % days from Clipperton
Island; 80 tons guano. to Oceanic Phosphate Co.
Cleared.
FRIDAY. March 8.
stmr Alameda, Morse, Honolulu and sydney:
ID Spreckels & Bros Co.
stmr Humboldt. Edwards, Eureka. NJ KaIish
& Co.
stmr Columbia, Bolles. Astoria; Union Pacific
Railroad Co.
Br stmr crown of England, Gibson, NanaImo;
John Rosenfeld's Sons
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clare dividend of 35c per share. payable on and
after the 18TH
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Assessments Pending.
Following is list OF assessments now pending:
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San Francisco Meat Market

San Francisco Meat Market.
Hogs fraction of again, being in large sup
ply. No change in other meats. Wholesale rates
for dressed stock from slaugbterers follows:
BEEF-First quality, &c y u; second quail
ity 5@51sc: third do 3i@@1414c y ~
NkAL-Lsrge. 6G61ac p n; small Calves, 70
TIC; Dairy Calves. 1850 q 10.
MUTToN-Wethers. 7@7 L2c; Ewes, 7G71ac
2 n.
SPRING LAMB-l219c q n, Yearlings. SC q 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs, 4S4c p 10 for heavy and
Hogs, 4Jac q 10; dressed do. 7@D71ac q ID
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Portlan,,,s Business.

LONDON. March 9.-Consols 90 S-l6@99 ll-l6
Silver. n 5-l6d; french Rentes 99f soc.
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The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No 2 Winter Red
March, As Cd; April As 10d May. as iO34 d;
June. As mad; July. As 1l$&d; August, 5s lad.
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lDennqnt
COMPANY. No. Amt in the Sale Day.
ri
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SAN FRANCISCO & NORTH Pa
CIFIC RAILWAY co.

From San Francisco to SIN Rafael.
WEEK DAYS-7:4O, $50, l1;40 a. NJ; $3.50.
6;05, $40 P. NJ. Extra trips Saturdays at 900
sud HAS NJ.
sUNDAYs-s:OO. ESQ. IL 200 A. NJ; 49, $3.50.
$500, $3.50 N.
From san Rafael to San Francisco.
WEEK DAYS-6:25, 1855. $3.50 A. M: 12:45.
$40, sos p NJ.
SATURDAYS ONLY-An extra trip at 6:3OP N
SUNDAYS-S:10, 9:40 I1;l0 A. NJ; lao. 3:40.
$500. 6:25 2. NJ
Between San Francisco and Schuetzen Park same
schedule above.
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Prndnce Market.

INFORMAL SESSION - 10 o'clock - May - 900
tons, 81 1914: 800 81 10. December-1p0 81 10.
tons. 81 095s; 100. 81 OIL; 400. 81 O92s. May
100. 81 O91z; 400 81 0s$4 6o0 81 O99s; 800,
81 09gs. March. storage paid-lOO 81 U2L2.
AFTERNOON SEssIoS-March-3O0 tons, 81 10:
100 81 l014; 800. 81 1O1s. March, storage paid
100, al O3. April-2OO, 81 O5. May-June-200.
81 O2La.
BARLEY-Nothing going on worthy of remark.
No eed quotable at 7lI4@n721ac; choice bright
690c a ell
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for Morning p for After0ooO
Sundays excepted. tSaturdays onlE
1Sundays only
SMonday. W edn esday and Friday onIy
IS Going Saturday and Sunday only
% Returning sunday and Monday only.
The PACIFIC TR ANSFER COMPANY
VII call for and check baggage from hotels and
esidences. inquire of Ticket Agents for Time
cards and other In fo- a,stf0n
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.GERLACH MUST GO TO JAIL.
That Is, if He Doesn't Give Bonds
This Afternoon.
Committed for Failing to Pay IL
Fine for Contempt.

The complications into which the af-
fairs of Charles a. Gerlnch, late pro-
prietor of the fashionable Hotel Ger
ZACH. have got themselves. grow more
may every day.
prsins move on the part OF the lawyers
engaged ir the many actions against the
genial hut impeCun.ous Gerldch.
A commitment to Ludlow Street Jail
was the outcome of to-day's legal jug
glery. Judge John Henry Mccarthy. OF
the city Court signed the commitment
on the motion of Lawyer Seth spragut
Terry, attorney for Henry +. Moore, of
the firm of II. Il. Kirk Il Co, Twenty
seventh street and Broadway.
MIR. Moore entered a Judgment against
Gerlnch for Sizes on an unpaid note for
liquors furnished TO the Hotel Gerlach.
That was on Jan. L.. The Sheriff did not
ind property enough to satisfy the judy
ment. and supplementary proceedings
followed. Gerla"h was represented by
Edgar +, James. and hearing, was set
down for March Il. CerlaCh did not APP
pear then nor at an adjourned hearing
on March 70, and MIR. Terry got an order
calling upon Geriach to show cause. on
March 2S. why he should not be punished
for contempt of court He failed to APP
pear again. and was fined S25O, plus SIC
costs.
The fine hadn't been paid this morning,
and Mr.. Terry got an order directing
the Sheriff to lay hold upon the athletic
form OF Gerlach and hurl him into the
Ludlow Street Jail. there to remain till
he pays the fine.
Promptly MIR James got another Judge
to sign n stay of proceedings. Lawyer
Terry appeared before Judge Mccarthy
three minutes later and asked him to
Vacate the stay
The TWO yolng lawyers banded hot
words while they waited their turn In
court. Mr.. Terry Missed:
Judge Mccarthy has found you out
| Mr.. James You may be able to do this
| in Saratoga, but you can't do II here. "
on the promise of Mr. James that Mr.
| Gerlach would file bond for the judg-
ment this afternoon Judge Mccarthy
said he'd stay his hand TIL Their.
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He EXPECTED AN ACQu|TTAl.
So Says DR.. Parkhurst Of Capt
Devery's Verdict.


DR.. Parkhurst was not at all cha
grined over the verdict Of acquittal in
Police Capt Dcvery's' case when seen
this morning by an Evening World"
reporter.
Il am not disappointed. he said. 1T
was Just what expected Ever since
| read the indictment was convinced
that there would never be II conviction "
'Will YOU state your reasons for AR
riving at this conclusion"
Il must d"clire to express them now.
or to discuss thr situation. Tonight. at
the Calvary Methodist church. seventh
avenue and one Hundred and Twenty
ninth street | will address meeting
| of Methodist ministers and then | will
give utterance to my reasons for not
feeling surprised at the result of the
trial
What do you contemplate doing in
the tuturr?'
Pursue the same course as in the
past. There is hut one line tO follow,
and that is the line of duty Many per
sons may consider this n defeat. but II
VIII turn out to be "A victory. All think
ing people will recognize that we made
| II good case, and the more signal these
cases are the more effcCtual the results
| viii be eventually"
| Eeyond this Or. Parkhurst would say
| IblIlllS
! Inspector Williams was ovcrjoyed at
the result of the trial
! why" said he. 9TH" jury could not do
otherwise. 1t was most Just and hon
est verdict and from the moment the
| indictment was brought never had any
| doubt as to the result "
| When he was informed that DIR. Park
| hurst would make no general statemen,
until this evening he said, with a
| Chuckle:
We'll, well; he's the same old 'myster
ious Jimmy. Won't talk, Ell" He want'
theatrical effects. Well, that's all right
II he desires further notoricty."
The Inspector further said that he hac
the latter had expressed no surprise a
the result of the trial. but nevertheless
he was pleased.
Capt. Devery," concluded the In
duty. and is still in charge Of his pre-
| cinct."
capt. Devery will renew his bail som,
time to-day on the other Indictment
which are now pending against him.
Supt. Byrnes was not at Head9marter
said that the Superintendent had toll,
him that he was pleased with the yer
diet, and that he had never believed
that Capt. Devery was wilfully guilt,
OF negligence.
Police Capt. Devery called at the bis
Itrict-Attorney's office this afternoon am
gave bail on the three Indictments pend
ing against him They ailege the SAM
as the one he was tried upon, wilful neg
lect of duty.
Peter g. Staprers. a real estate dealer
OF &i West Twenty-e.ehth street, wen
on his bond for 5000. Mr.. Stappers wa
Identified by Inspector Williams.
Capt. Devery said that he did not eXpec
to be placed ON trial on these indiCt
ments. IT is rumored that they will b.
dismissed by District:Attorney Fellows.
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BROOKE ARGUES FOR MAGEE,
He Makes Another Effort to Free
the Lawyer,
Little Chance of Decision for Sew
cral Days.

Thc. cyami11tE n Of LAWYER Joseph T.
....i 49,. ~. ,,.',r,,,
h'E'"' ""' 10 '''' XVI ny '"' ISL Wv.
Attorney with killing Martha J. Fuller,
tyrcvritrr. I'm the offices Of LAWYER
I'm. =, ,,.,.. y.,,,t.,. ,,.,.h -
i''"'' d" Nun" - '''F '"' - 80
was begun before Police JuSnC" rain
tor I'm tho Tnubs Police court late this
-
il''rh""H'
charles w. liruok" tried nara to per
..ualc Justice TniutUr t. Permit him and
49,. ,I,.,,,,,,, .,h.,,., las, ,,u,u,l
MI i'''' '""'' ~ '"''"''
agreement, the st"nosraph"r report OF
tho testimony taken ut the inquest be-
- ,.,..,,..,. t.i,,,.,,r,L no ,,iu,,l
NV 49,,
out that To eau TN" Witnesses VINO hal
The evening world., 1894-04-10
STRIKE CAUSED THE FIGHT
sarah Klein md Hcssic Sumrcr
Pull Hnir In the street.

Sarah Klein. twenty-five years old. and
Bessie Sumper, twenty-six years old.
botn OF ~ Ludlow street, were arraigned
In the Tombs Police Court to-day charged
with fighting In the street.
A few days ago there was n strike a,
the cigar factory of Rose & Co. at 900
Elizabeth street, and Bessie Sumpor
was one of the strikers. Sarah Klein,
who was employed III the factory, re-
fused to strike.
Last night when the people employed in
the factory got through work there were
several of the strikers waiting outside.
Slurring remarks We're made and Miss
Klein pitched into Miss Sumper,
when she heard her oninon about ''sca h
workmen," a lively fight followed and
honors were about even until Miss Klein
grabbed a handful Of hair and Policeman
Bennett stopped the fight. Miss Klein
was fined So and Miss Sumper was dis
charged
The evening world., 1894-04-10
TO COIN MEXICAN DOLLARS.
Amended Resolution Read in the
senate and Agreed To.


WASHINGTON. April l0.-The VOL
colt resolution for the coinage Of Mexi-
can dollars at United States minis was
laid before the Senate to-day. and Mr..
Galinger read communication favoring
the resolution.
The resolution was briefly debated,
when Senator Mcpherson withdrew the
amendment offered by him yesterday to
insert the words for export" as he
thought the Sherman amendment agreed
to yesterday covered the points OF his
proposed amendment The resolution, as
amended. was then agreed to, and Is a.
follows.
Resolved That the President OF the United
States. with view to encourage and extend our
commercial relations with China and other Asias-
tic CuuGtres be requested II not incom Natible
with the plc interests, to enter into negotia-
tiunH with the Republic OF Mexico, looking to tho
coinage Ivy the United States. at Its mints OF
standard Mexican dollars. under some agreement
with the said Republic OF Mexico as to seignior-
age, m 'hpd and amount Of said coinage: and that
he he further requested To report the result Of his
negotiations to the Senate.
Notice was given by Senator McPher-
son. Of New Jersey. that next Monday,
as soon as the Tariff bill shall be taken
up, Senator Smith, of New Jersey, would
address the Senate.
The evening world., 1894-04-10
ON A GOLD BASIS.
san Domingo VIII Pass LAW
Changing Its Currency.

The officials OF the San Domingo I'M
provement Company, who left on Feb.
%, by the Atlantic Coast line for San
Domingo. taking the steamer Niagara
at Fcrnandlno. Fla, for the island. are
back again and are highly pleased with
the results OF their trip.
The parry cons sted OF Smith NJ. Weed
his son and daughter, Mr., G. w
Brown, OF Brown & Wells Of 36 Wall
street: Or. Boyer and Prof. j. Lawrence
Laughlin. the political economist. These
gentleman, aside from the work Of i'm.
pravomcnts. In the way OF railroad
in the question Of the Improvement and
solution Of the currency question In San
Dom ngo, upon which subject they went
to confer with President HeureauX and
his Ministers.
The result has been the preparation Of
4 law t. bc submitted to the Congress or
san Domingo watch Will provide for a
currency ON n gold bass on and after
June next, instead OF the present cur
renry-that Of the Mexican silver dollar
The new currency viii pe gold dollar
Of the precise weight and flnen"ss Of the
tinted states coin. The silver dollar
which will he coined, Will be of greater
value .ntrinsically, than the American
dgllar. in that II will contain L. grams
more silver than the American dollar.
The provision OF the law, which is of the
utmost value. Is this:
IAN dollars ana other silver coins,
prlvilci they have the weight ana tine-
ness which IL indicated In this Monetary
law. shall be eXChang"able at their face
value for pominEnn gold coins In sums
not less than ST.
The evening world., 1894-04-10
BAD FOR MRS. NEWC0MB.
Damaging Testimony Against Her
In Her Suit for Divorce.


The trial of the suit for absolute d.
vorce. brought by Mrs. Caroline New
comb against her husband. Wellington
Il. Newcomb, was continued before JUS
tice Pratt in the Supreme Court, Brook
Ign. this morning.
This morning w. II. Newcomb, father
of the plaintiff, took the stand for cross
examination by w. Lane O'Neil on the
son
ing out his case Justice Pratt became
| impatient. He told Mr.. O'Neil to sit
down several times. O'Neil refused,
until Justice Pratt was Just on the
| point of Furnishing him for contempt of
court. Then he sat down.
| a bartender named CadieuX was the
most interesting witness this morning.
defense
Cadieux said that he lived with his
brothe~ at l27 West For US ,Nenth street,
| New York. but in July and August. 1892.
| he was bartender at II West Twenty
| fourth street.
He said that he knew the character of
the house at 80 West Twenty-foErth
and August 1892, the house was kept
by Mrs Harris. He swore that In
July he called there often to collect
money from Mrs. Harris and saw Mrs.
Newcomb there frequently. He said she
was known there as George Daniels.
Mr.. O'Neil tried very hard to shake
CadieuX's testimony on this point, but
The case will be finished this after
noon,
The evening world., 1894-04-10
GEN. MAC ADARAS HERE.
He Came from France to study
Methods of Government.

General of Brigade, J. u. MacAdaras
one Of the most distinguished lrishmen
who became citizens of France and
fought CALAMITY for her during the
Franco Prussian war, is now staying at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
He was for many years a member of
the French Assembly, or Chamber of
Deputies, for the Department of Bases,
which Is one of the southwestern prov
inces of France. Some four months ago
Gen. MacAdaras, who IL strong Re
publican, was defeated by a member of
the Socialist party, who is also "A Royal
list. The Bureau of Elections annulled
the election OF the Generals opponent, on
the ground that he had obtained the suf-
frages of the electors by false state
ments.
Gen. MacAdaras refused to again con
test the Department of Bases, or to
accept the representation of three other
Departments, in any of which he would
have been returned unopposed, as he de-
sired to visit the United States to obtain
information on the questions of local and
municipal government, in which France
with the. exception of Paris, is deeply
interested.
He Is now here for. that purpose and
will remain in New York some time.