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The evening world., 1894-02-12
MRS. KARCH DIDN'T APPEAR.
But Mrs. ZeIiG WINS in Court 10 Tell
Her Story.

Frederick Karch. the e~N-Paderewski
OF a dime museum. told Justice Koch.
In the Essex Market Police Court. this
afternoon hat his wife. Ida. was sick
and could not appear against Mrs. An
ME IcliH. Last week Mrs. EarCh to,d
Justice Koch a narrowing tale about
Mrs. Helif's infatuation for her hus-
band. 1t had been the cause. she said.
Of his discharge from the museum Mrs.
karch also told how Mrs. Xelif had
offered her $500 TO r%elinquish all marital
claims ON karch.
Justice Koch to-day ordered the sum
mons granted Mrs. kHrch to he de-
stroyed. karch was told that when his
wife was well again she could get an
other
Mrs. HeliT was on hand in court to-
day. she had n large paper bag fun of
and several witnesses to Corroboratc her
version OF the affair.
What seemed TO ankle most In Mrs.
Ielif's mind was hat she had been de-
scrlhed In the papers az nfty-one years
Of age. Here appearance and her docu-
menta evidence bore out her assertion
that she IL thitrty-one. Mrs. Telif says
that she did not know l[arch was mar
ried until two weeks ago. She met him
first In 1892. anIn had "gona" with him
steadily ever since Until she learned he
had a living wife. Previously she Thought
him either n widowcr or divorced.
She said she had given karch money
and n csents. -Four months ago, Mrs.
Zeliff said, Karch had beaten her at her
house. When he got jealous he used
very vulgar language to her.
The evening world., 1894-02-12
NO TRACE OF MRS. POPE.
She Has Been Missing from Home
Since Last Friday.

Mrs. Anna Marsh Pope, wife Of william
p. Pope. a wealthy paint-brush manufac-
turer, at 247 Centre street, New York,
who disappeared suddenly from her resi-
dence. ll04 Pacific street, Brooklyn. late
last Friday afternoon. had not returned
home or been heard from up to noon
to-day.
Mrs. Pope is addicted to he opium
habit, having begun taking the drug
four years ago while she was Ill. Mr..
Pope took every possible means to pre-
vent his wife from getting the drug. she
mysteriously disappeared several years
ago. and was found a few days later at
Long Branch. Shortly afterwards she
was placed in an asylum. where she re-
manned for two years, and was then dis
charged as cured. Mr.. Pope said to-day
that he began to suspect his wife was
using the drug again early last week.
Last Friday he remained home with her.
az she seemed to be more nervous than
usual, and intended to take her to see
a doctor that night. Late Friday after
noon he went into the back yard to nix
a blind that had blown loose.
When nc returned he found the ser
want upstairs and his wife missing. Mr..
Pope Immediately notified the police. but
they have so far been unable TO find any
trace of her.
The evening world., 1894-02-12
THIS BRUTE LYNCHED.
Tennessee Negro Pays the Penalty
for n Ficndish Crime
(Dy Associated Press.)

N'F
JELLlCO. Tenn. Feb. 12.-Henry Nc
GREGG, a negro, assaulted Mrs. Taylor,
wife of Silas Taylor, Saturday morning,
near Buckeye. and left her more dead
than alive. Hundreds Of men searched
the country until yesterday morning,
when the brute was captured at Oswego
by officers. They started with him on
the train for Jacksboro Jail. but at
Buckeye they were met by a mob and
overpowered, and the prisoner taken
from them. The officers finally induced
the mob to give McCreeg a trial before
a Justice Of the Peace.
There were two Justices In the crowd
and after going through the formalities
Of a trial. the prisoner vas pronounced
guilty. and ordered to jail without bail.
Before the mittimus could be written,
four masked men came out OF Taylor's
house, whore the negro had been taken
for Identification by Mrs. Taylor, and
seized the prisoner. and rushed him up
the ravine The mob kept the officers
back until the four masked men had
disappeared with the negro.
Several shots were heard. and in a
short time the crowd was permitted to
explore the thicke: into which McCrecg
had been taken. They soon came upon
his lifeless body. hanging from a tree,
The trial closed at AS o'clock last even
ing. and before 3 o'clock the brute was
dangling from a tree within seventy-fve
yards OF the place where the deed was
committed
The evening world., 1894-02-12
READING TAKES A SPURT.
In Fact, All Stocks Were a Trife
Higher To-Day.
Scarcity OF Bills and Easy Foreign
Discounts the Cause.

The opening dealings OF the week were
characterized by extreme dulness In Wall
street. Everybody seems to he waiting
for DEFINITE news from Washington in
regard to the tariff. and the profession
ais are unable to infuse any animation
into the markets by their manipulation.
The bears started ou with the inten-
ton OF smashing the Changers ON the
recent panic in wheat. hut despite their
hammering these stocks yielded only
fractionally and the decline was prompt
~ checked by a rally In the Industrials.
Speculation was most stupid, and the
commission houses reported an utter alb
sence OF outside orders.
Little or nothing was done for foreign
account. Local operators take "A deep
concern in the Burlington & Quincy divi-
dend, which Is to be declared this week.
Opinions are about equally divided as to
whether the dividend will be the old
one Of Il E or MY l per cent T., ,s,..
Wheeling & Lake Erie preferred l-e.
to AZ 3-S;, Chicago Gas l-2. to o. S-s; Ten
nessee Coal 3-S. 10 lSl-i: Burlington &
Sugar IL. to so IA. Union Pacific fell
-, to II; st. Paul l-2. to 81 l-2; Rock
Island IL. to 66 IL: Louisville & Nash
yiiie S-s; to As 3d. and Western Union
The rise was due to the scarcity OF
bills and to easier discounts abroad.
more particularly at Berlin; Bankers
drafts at 4.s7 a i.s7 -
Money lent at l a ! l-2 per cent. on call.
and at 2 a 3l-2 on time.
The United States Sub-Treasury had a
debit balance at the clearinghouse to-
day OF ;6i2, 900. which was liquidated in
notes.
There was a sharp rally in silver ir
London, bar selling up to 30 l-Sd. pei
unexpected improvement. Commercial
bar silver here advanced to IS. anc
Mexicans to SO.
There was no particular change in the
stock market until about | O'Clock, when
Reading enjoyed a squirt, moving up on
liberal purchases to .. The rise was
due TO the success OF those VINO have
made efforts to secure the release OF
large amounts of collateral pledged FOR
loans.
The remainder Of the list advanced
The bears took advantage OF the fur.
ther, slump in wheat to hammer the
market IN the late trading. The East
s sGr ibm Western Trunk Ines zane aI II
yielded IL to l IA per cent. outside oi
n; \; Central, which dr9pped iI2 H.,
seriously interrupted railway traffic and
telegraphic communicating. was also
used against the list. st. Paul was af.
fected by rumors OF IA new Issue OF
bonds. which were denied by the Vice
President Of the Company. The volume
of business was small. and the changes
as can be judged from the fluctuations
in the Changers. We're nfine within
narrow limits. y. Y. Central sold down
to 81 "a, and sc S-s seller %.
The drop in wheat was made the oc-
casion for reports OF impending failures
both here and in Chicago. but they
could be traced to no authentic source.
,z pennsylvania coal u 600 against
months ago.
The sales of stocks were al. 900 shares.
In the unlisted department II 1900 shares
of sugar and 900 lead were traded in.
The evening world., 1894-02-12
MORE TIME FOR M'KANE.
General Term Gives His aWye
Jntl Wednesday to File Papcrs.

The case of the people against John Y,
McKaue and the Gra"esend e.ect.9n m
spectOrs, Nicholas j.. Johnson, Harlan
Crandall. James II. Cropsey and itich,
ard Y IL. Newton, who were a~diudged
guilty of criminal contempt of court by
Sevs in iaIl and fined $3.50 each for re-
fuslng to recognize Justice Barnard,s
Injunction order on election day at
Gravesend, was called In the General
Term, Supreme Court brooKiSh' 'h's
morning. . =,
STAY and they are out ON bail pending
ina npneal. Ex-Tnited States District
Attorney Lessee Johnson appeared for the
r]eIator, William J. Gaynor, and George
". Roderick for the appellants. Mr.
Johnson said he was ready 10 go on,
prepare his papers, SO he cases went
over until Wednesday.
The evening world., 1894-02-12
Or. BISHOP IS A WITNESS.
He Testifes in the Howe Woodruff
$4,000 Damage Suit,
Mrs. Howe Said to he the Co-rc-
s%pondent in His Case.

The third day of the trial Of the sensa-
tional Howe-W Woodruff $4,000 damage
suit. in which Howe declares that the
aged defendant a%lienated his pretty
wife's affections. was continued before
Justice Ingraham, In the Supreme Court.
this morning.
the present case was but a side issue OF
sensational divorce proceedings to be
carried on in Boston.
lie refused 10 give any names, but said
that Mrs. Howe was to figure as the CO.
RESPONDENT. 1t leaked out, however, that
the wife Of DIR. fleber Bishop against
Or; Heber Bishop is n Of the hes,
was once President OF the Megantic
club. He moves in high social circles.
He Is at present visiting the home OF
Frederick L. Gilbert, of lao West Thirty
fourth street. He was present when the
trial opened to-day, having been sum
moned as a witness. He refused to talk
about the case.
morning and continued his evidence.
When he had finished DR.. Bishop was
called and testified that he was the
physician to the United States Mutual
Life Insurance Company and founder of
the Megantic club. He said he knew all
the parties to the suit, and denied tina
mere was any trouble tive himseIf
ana MS wire. A..
1r, bishop testihed that ne knew M.
ulu ars. fipwe, anu MT. Noourul' NJ
Itet MrS' rove some Years hso, JUS!
after ner marl~tse WIN me piaintiH. Az
.hat tine she acted Srly, ana was
iuLi OF NE. ~
ne noticel no change IN the re.ations
or HOVE and his wife until June lssl
men they seemed one time
iney po'n came 10 Dr: B'Shops camp
anu she saiu she regretteu having writ,
tsl OF tecelNeu letters rom nleInpeIs Oh
tne Ciun; n she woulu NO 90 so again,
Sne lurtner saln sne Souid II sne cnost
go 10 New h6rk anu I'VE In ,nx9ry ahd
ease " blsnop ADVISED ner 70 40 NOM
inE rash' ltness iuenllheu a letts>
Whlcn ne saiu WAS III "oouruii 5 manu-
"filihs. ,,
On Ut blsnop salu
ne n Mr.. woodruff had always oeeh
goon irienus.
MT. lnylor trled 10 set, tne witness 70
ADMIT that Mrs. howe mad written 20
several clup members. out witness salu
al tnat ne knew OF were tnose 10 MI;
WoouruH ana hlfnself. witness nau
my seen howe three times, n ms
wire once since June, 1871. On mat occa'
sion he was accompanies by, Howe.
owen j. Carroll. OF ITO Eighth avenue
me next witness. threw a bomp INTO tne
PENDANT camp by ms Ee
The evening world., 1894-02-12
AN OBLIGING DETECTIVE.
Omcinted as a Minister at the Grave
of His Prisoner.

Among the passengers on the steam,
ship Alps. which arrived yesterday from
Hnyti, was Detective Henry, of Cleve.
land, who went to Hayti for the purpose
OF arresting n man named Huntington.
who is said to have made away with
10000 from Cleveland, O.
Considerable difficulty was placed In tho
way Of the detective. as II was said that
no eXtradition treaty exists betW cen the
United States and Hayti, but Hunting,
ton at last consented. after much urging
on the part Of the detective. to yolun,
tarily board the Alps. ON the dag he
was to have one aboard he died. and
Detective Henry. instead OF acting as his
custodian, attended the funeral. and In
the absence OF a clergyman, OBLIGATED as
the minister at ~Huntington's grave.
The evening world., 1894-02-12
SHOPKEEPERS KNEW THEM.
Evidence Against the Gang OF
Brooklyn Counterfeiters.

Josephine Lamont and her children.
Annie and Frank, aged fifteen and thir-
teen years, who were captured last Fri
day night at 1922 Atlantic avenue. Brook
Ign. with n bushel of bogus dimes and
quarters in their possession, were ar
raigned before United States Commits
sioner Morle for examination. in Brook
Ign, this morning.
Twenty-Five s~hop-keepers were In court
to testify. They swore that the woman
and her children had visited their stores
at different times and passed the spuri-
Gus coin upon them.
Joseph Wilson and James Mcclure. who
claim a residence at the Glenmore Hotel
In the Bowery and We're arrested Satur-
day In Long Island City or suspicion of
passing counterfeit money, pleaded not
guilty before Commissioner Morle to-day
Jail in default OF 5000 bail. They will be
brought up for examination on Wednes-
0ay.
The evening world., 1894-02-12
DETECTIVES RAID A FLAT.
Arrest of Inmates Follows an Eng
Iish Tourists Visit.

Lee Warner. an English tourist. visited
n fiat at go West Thirty-ninth street,
kept by Mrs. Jennie Freeman. last night
with a friend. After leaving there this
morning he found $50 of his none gone.
Detectives Hoy and Curry raided the
fat on Warner's complaint, and ar
rested Mrs. Fire eman. Edith Atwater, the
woman who had taken Warner to the
fiat. and j. J. Smith, of Brooklyn. who
was found in the place.
Mrs. Freeman was held for trial ut
jefferson Market Court to-day on the
charge of keeping a disorderiy house.
Warner would not make n complaint
against Edith. and she was sent TO the
House OF Mercy. Smith was discharged.
The evening world., 1894-02-12
DIED.

STEVENS, MARY C. STEVENS. beloved vile Of
George stevens, departed this life sun lay.
Feb. II, 1904.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral service at her late residence. Ill
Norman ave. brooklyn. Tuesday evening,
Feb. II, ut = +. VI. Members OF the olive
Leaf Lodge, !. o. q. F., are respectfully In
viicd 10 attend.
SHEEHAN. Feb. II, o A.. NJ, at the resideuos
of her sister, laS West 9th ST., KATIE II.
SHEEHAN, aged - years. native OF Iiscarroll.
County Cork ireland.
Elmira papers please copy.
The evening world., 1894-02-12
POULTRY SHOW WINNERS.
More Prizes Awarded by Madison
suunrc GarGen Judges.

The Judges at the Poultry Show at
Madison Square Garden continued 'he'r
awards this morning with the following
results:
class 49s--router black pied cccks-Ai IL Has
klns, second prize; a. \. HerouA' l""''"'''
cinan ~SGrPou,cr yellow pied cocks-Hugh
elements. 40 West Twentieth street. Ne" ,nn"'
second prize; A. j.. Mclron, 'hafl'stowh. MTSn,
thiri prize: A.. a, HeruuN, Lawrence Mass "'S'
"Ciass T-Pouter red pied cocks a 4 Ii.ronS'
hrst aud third prize; A. ~ Hegkins, Glen hiaaie'
Pa. sccoud prize, :. T.. Rabbit, Washington D.
class ss-Foutcr blue pied cocks,-A. u. Has
kins. second prize. Andrew Muehiig, Ann Arhor,
MI-h. Hrst prize and third; 5, T.. Robnitt, fourth.
Ciass 4ss->uy other color co,ks.-A. H. Has,
t Hlm> p %Ts' re 7. E I Gii'rT fourth. ''""'
Class ~5oo-ron'eI hI'rE p'el hens "A; r. Has
Class 5l Poutcr yellow pied hens. Il. ,nlninke
jr 26S Johnson avenue, H~rooFlyn. second Hugh
element. MIrl pri,e; e. Z. RoDb,tt. fourth prize
class SOC Fou,cr rel pied hens A. y ~IIasklns
Hra, prI%c \ a iIIT@mN ,"I'n1 and ,h'ra pie
Donl s,conl priac; Andrew Muckltr third aud
fourth prizes. /, TudoN Boston, nm rrise.
Class So,- Pointer and @'hoI "o'orss' Hem
birt. fourth rri.r, A.. a IlcrouN, nm prize
ci,ss sos PiFny routor -H",emayrr Bros
Class o5-p,gry Pointer and other coiorsd
Cocks -nN "m"ycr Iros first prize
class 5|7-Plsmy fonier, BACK or Hus-
Haven eyer Bros, FIRST prize.
Class sos PiEny poutHr md Other COlored
Hens Haycmryrr Eros. hrst prize,
,Iass BIO Jac"nln Yellow Cocks-A n, Hos,
klrs. seccuh prize; e A koohlsr. II De kalt
.yoaun, brooklyn, fourth and NTH prizes. Il. u,
Elur.h, Lebanon, Pa, nrs' prize.
class 6u-jacobIn Cocks a - Hoskins,. hrst
and second prizes, g. A. Koehler, third prize
Il T. blurch, fourth prize.
class 5ig-JscohIn White Cocks,-A. r. Hos
kns, nr9t and fourth prizes, &. a Koehler, Sec
Ont; NJ. - BlauTh, third.
class jiS-JArntin Cocks a. n IIusklns. lrst
and third prizes, NJ II. Blsuch, second prize.
Glars 5li--JscObln E!luI Hens T.. bromley.
I27 Madison street, brooklyn. fourth prize; 4. n.
iIoskinA third and hrsl, NJ. Il, B'auch. second
prize.
rIis' 5iI-JarohIn yellow IIcns.-A, n Hos
kins. fret and thlr1 prize G, a. foehler. fourth
prize; NJ. b.. Hlau h, second prize.
nhuu CaIisayu, wholesome tonic: pIeas.
The evening world., 1894-02-12
SEPARATION FOR Or. WALTON.
His Wife, Not He, Is Guilty OF Adam
aonment.

Referee James A. Dennison, In the suit
for separation brought against DR. AL
fred Walton, manufacture OF oxygen
and nitrogen at l2l West Twenty-third
street, by his wife. Frances II, Walton,
TO-DAY ileu mis- report IN the supreme
Court.
The referee finds that Mrs, Walton has
not proved that she II entitled to a
separation. lie finds. however, Dr, Wal
ton Is entitled to n separation because
OF his wife's wilful abandonment, April
49, 1898,
The Waltcns have two children. Les
ter, fourteen, and Helen, eleven. The
The evening world., 1894-02-12
Wall street Notes.

fo- the first week Of February the Louisvill,
and Nashville Railroad Company earned 1871. 90
u decrease Of ISL. 40.
The market for the new United States g pei
cent. bonds ID strong, the selling price beinl
llT's, About $50. 900, 900 In gold coin and csrtin
cates have already been deposited at the Sub,
treasury on account of bond subscriptions By New
YORK parties, leaving only about 81. o0O. 900 yet u
be paid, Nothing has been received to-day.
Handy q Hartman will ship 200. 900 ounces oi
silNe'. Heidslbsch, lcknheimer & Co. 75 OOr
ounces. @s~lmsrmanel & Forshay. rs. QUO ounces. snd
iiosklrr, Wood & Co. 80. 600 ounces on the Steam
ship Traye. sailing Tomorrow.
Earnings OF the Missouri Pscinc for III. nrst
week OF February were $3.50 900, a decrease OF
teJ 900, and from Jan. TO Feb. Z. sc. .c3, 900. a
decrease OF 3tss. 600.
The esstbound shipments by II. Trunk ,
last week we're u. $40 tons. against II, 70; ,
for tho corresponding week last year.
Zimmerman a. Forshay received 3.75o, 600 r7r 5
gold on Is Champagne. This gold is 10 tr,n,i
to Cuba.
Foreign %eSchanS. is hrm and posted rates .,
been put up TO &s5t, and i1.
The evening world., 1894-02-12
WHEAT MAKES A NEW RECORD.
II Touches o. Ia This Morning and
Bids Fair to Go Lower.

Wheat opened duh on the Produce
Exchange this morning. and for some
time the opening price for May
Oj Isl did not vary. The bears then
jumped into the rims. and by free selling
sent the price steadily down,
The lowest price touched was GA Ia,
which beat the record, and 1t seemed
In a far way 10 60 even lower. The
Chicago Exchange Is not open to-day.
but he curostonc men were telling
May wheat at SO cents.
Prominent brokers say that the old
Law of supply and demand causes thu
drop In the market. Other countries are
underselllng the United States, and the
result Is s~tagnation In wheat In thi:
country.
The evening world., 1894-02-12
NEvlLLE'S SENTENCE PUT OFF.
He and Dunphy viii Hear Their
Fate Wednesday.

Peter Neville, the election inspector
istering oaths and violating the election
laws. was remarded this morning until
Wednesday for sentence By Judge Bar
rett in the Court OF oyer and Terminer.
Neville was taken into court shortly
before 10. 30, n was accompanied by
Attorney Schampain. his counsel,
Judge Barrett said that he had re-
favor. and bearing in mind the further
recommendation or the Jury. he wished
TO consider his action, n would SEN
tence Neville as well as Dunphy next
Wednesday morning.
The evening world., 1894-02-12
lAlDLEY SUES HIS WIFE.
Wants the Divorce Proceeding
Heard In Orange County.

A motion was made before Justice An
drews. In Supreme Court, Chambers. to-
day to ave the place of trial In the suit
OF Edwin r. Lnidley for an absolute
divorce from his wife, Eta NJ. Laidley,
transferred from this city to Orange
County.
Laidley Is a ~well-known druggist in
Port Jervis. and his wife. who IL hand
some and only about twenty years old.
was, before the separation, II OF the
social lenders of the village.
LHidley charges his wife with improper
conduct during November and December
last with several men in this city. The
names of the men are not known to the
plaintiff.
Justice Andrews reserved decision.
The evening world., 1894-02-12
FINED EVERY ONE OF THEM.
Tw%enty-one Youngsters Pay Dearly
for Playing Pool.

Twenty-one fearful boys, ranging from
sixteen TO twenty years OF age. were ar
raigned before Justice TaIntor. in the
Tombs Police Court this morning. on the
charge of frequenting a pool-room on
Sunday. The boys. together with the
proprietor of the place. Tony Constantine,
a sWarthy Italian, were arrested last
night at Il New Bowery.
Constantine was held for trial In $500
bail, and the boys were fined 81 each.
The evening world., 1894-02-12
CARRIED HIS CORPSE
when She Reached the Doorstcp
Mrs. k"nmety tainted.

NEWARK, y. J. Feb. l2.-Five-year-
old Joseph kemmetz, was drowned In
the canal Saturday while taking a mid
winter bath. His mother carried the
naked lead body through the streets to
her home and tainted as she reached
the doorstep.
Doubts of her recovery are entertained.
The evening world., 1894-02-12

Andrew and Robert Remitayc. twO brothers, liv.
INK at 1884 East one Hundred and Sixteenth street.
were fined $40 each in tae Harlem Police Court
this morning for disorderIy conduct. Roberts in
FAINT hid died and was buried yesterday. Before
the funeral the two brothers got drunk and quar-
relied IN. the room where thu colin Was. They
went into the street 10 fght the quarrel out and
were arrested
The evening world., 1894-02-12
FOUGHT ABOUT A BRIDE.
SRbul Didn't Admire the Woman
C~IcnOwski Married.

Justice Goetting, in the Lee Avenue
Court, williamsburg. to-day held John
Clenowski, twenty-siX years old. OF 90
North Sixth street. on a charge of fight
Ing.
Clenowski was married a week ago to
Marie Charnski. and his friend, Andrew
Sabul. who worked alongside him in the
Havemeyer sugar refinery, disapproved
OF his choice. Then the two men had a
fight, and as Sabul got the worst OF It.
he swore out a warrant for the arrest
OF ClenowSki,
The evening world., 1894-02-12
nit Ia the Nose with n mt.

Marry Ia sl"r. twelve years old. ~ lbs Canal
street, vas held ~ coordination IN EssNS Market
Police Court ths morning on a charge n striking
MrN HIhstsr. a no Ghhor, IN ttr nose With a
ian hat H. sur was plaNins 'rid CT a the
tine a7i rlarrrs Il MAS occidental Mrs lobster
Is seriously r!rt
The evening world., 1894-02-12

referee advises that the son be given TO
DR., Walton and the daughter to her
August, 1878.
The referee advises that Mrs. Walton
he allowed so a week FOR the education
Of her daughter, and $40 II week for her
maintenance.
The evening world., 1894-02-12
Killed Ills Wife with n spade.
prv A,.ncI,,ah pr.s

B~IRMINCHAM. Ala. FcE l2-Paul Locasco. an
aged Greek merchant. is under arrest here for
pIfA murder. HIS ncighhors last nlght saw him
dragging the PROSTATE form ~ his vii" across
the street The women had a wound three inches
deep In her head Inflicted with a spade. She died
shortly afterwards. Looasco has acknowledged his
guilt.
The evening world., 1894-02-12
FOREIGN FORTS.
(By Cable.
ARRIVED.

SOUTHAMPTON, Feb. - ARRIVED and proceed
I'd, steamer WerrS- New York for Bremen,
ALGlERS Feb, ls-Arrived yesterday. steamer
FurFt Bismarck, New York via Gibraltar Tor the
orient.
Feb. Is.-Arriv.d yesterday. steamer
Wielsnd, New York vita Naples.
HAvRE. Feb, ARRIVED. steamer La Bour-
soIne, from New York
The evening world., 1894-02-12
Inman, swan & Co. Attached.

Deputy sherirs to-day served copies Of an
attachment on Inman, Swan q Co. John II. In
man and Samuel Thomas to try and secure bonds
and securities belonging to the Richmond and
West Point Terminal Railway and Warehouse
Company 10 satisfy q claim for sloO, 0o0 In favor
Of Lurlen u Slarle lr.
The evening world., 1894-02-12

Mining Stocks.


Tho following are the closing quota.
tions OF mining stocks at the Consoii,
dated Exchange to-day:
The evening world., 1894-02-12
shipping NEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TODAY
PORT or NEW YORK.

ARRIVED.
Steamer SarstoEs, Man,anIaL b
StN4 mer Alps. Kingston
steamer CArib Prince. Trinidad,
steamer Richmond, Newport Newa
Steamer + " prune, baltimore.
steamer city Of San Antonio. Brunswick.
The evening world., 1894-02-12
Northheli. VI.
HEALTH BROKEN DOWN


Hoods Sar-npariiIa Made VIC ms Good
"a New"
&C. !. Hoolk Co.. Lowell. Mass.
"Gentlement I can srerk a cool word Cor
Hoods sarsarartlla for / think II IL the best
medicine | have over taken. l have used thee
bottles. ! was all nm down and nv heath was
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the extra burden Of taxing ca,e Of our lN''le hov.
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