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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-13

teit ieiner Gtellun9 er3ogen; ct ia9t
bor Mllem nod ereifbaren grfolsen, unb
ct tueib, bob bic Geiebgebung bic Snte-
reiien ber arbeitenben 2lo1en Mtn5o etns
sebenber beriidf9tist, je ,,ebr bic 3abl
leiner @enoFen I'm parlament li9 mebrt.
Wean mag bas So5ialismus nennen; es
lit aber eine Mrt BON SociaIismus, tpel9e
itets BON p-atti51en @ef9tspunften
aussebt unb ni1t ber r9beorie" bas
Grrei9bare opfert. Mabre9eln, ,pel4e
bic Snterefen Der Snbuftrie unb bamit
bieienigen bes Mrbeiters i9dbtgen, tpers
ben BON bieien parlamentarii4en Uer.
tretern Der Mrbeit ni9t befiirwortet.
Mm murfanteiten tritt bas @treben Der
ensliiden Arbeiterfiibrer unb ibr @esen-
iab 3u benen anberer 2dnber in ben
Worten outage, tuel9e Der @ertreter
Nortbumberlanb's auf benz gongreb
1883 gu 8rabfort iptad: Ser Mr@
better 1T Biireer unb bat SntereHen an
benz Staate 10 gut tpie peri0nli1e Sn-
tereHen, bie fih aus ieiner Mrbeit er.
eeben. Dieie lebteren iinb seipib sroBe
alno setpi9tise Snterefen un6 far 3eute,
bic fiir bas 2eben fdmpfen, bon iebr
erniter Bebeutung. Nber melt iiber
bieien SntereHen iteben bic, tpel9e i'm
als Biirser anseben; mas INNER ben
5ortl9ritt bes Waterlonbs perbinbert,
tpirb au9 ben Gorti9ritt ber Snbuitrie
aufbalten unb bamit bas oerrinsern,
mas Der Nrbeiter BON ber Snbuitrie cts
kolten fann."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-13

GeHlSStWeH-
oap IS iipwer
I'm inoieb, i'd
fin nit larie for.
SD ben lllein
Weino uHge=
ma6t, oab i'd
nein 2epe teen
Serfie nlebr ins
0aus ben min,
nm boE th in
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-13
8erleplh refanirt.

8srlin, 10. Des. - Baron BON
Berlepld, Der preuBtl9e 9anbelsminiiter
bat relisnirt, tpesen Weeinun9sDeriate-
oenbeiten NIT Ietnen Golleseu.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-13
Gin Reblausbefdmpfer.

Sonbon, 10. Seq. Cine pariIer
Depel6e iast, bab bic Statue bes 9rn.
9lancon. melder 3uerif bic ginflbrun9
ber amerifaniI9en Nebe als S9ubmittel
9e9en bie&eblaus befiirwortete, au Mont.
pellier entbullt murbe. 9err Winser,
Der Msrieulturminiit iter, belt cine Mn-
lpra9e, in tpel9er er es aIs cine Mf6gs
lidfeit binitellte, bab bic segenudrtise
S6ub3ollpolitit beibrdntt meroenmiirbe,
um i'm Muslanbe einen Martt fir bic
unsebeuren Weinporrdtbe Grantreids
su ftnben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-13
cTener sdreibebrtef oeS Etiltpp
Saiterampfer.

Mein lietper 6err Geoattiondr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-13
Grobeben.

&io De Saneiro, 10. Sec. -
Wdbreno Der lebten bret Sage purben
an Der &iiite BON 8ralilien mebrere BET
tise Grbit0Be gelpiirt. Die See bob ii9
on einisen Stellen gu enormer Sobe.
Gs iollen piele perlonen umsetommen
ieiu.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-13

mar Elm bormloler, i'm 3tpeiten aber trur>
ben stpei meritanilde Solbaten setbbtet.
Die Guetemaler 3ogen lih lhleunisit
suriid unb Tnb beren Nerluite nibt be-
fannt. Sic meritanilde &esieruns
-mirb mabrlheinlid lofort @enustbuung
fir ben MnsriIf perlangen.
Bismarf oanft.
Berlin, 8. Seq. - 8ismard bat in
ben 9palten Der rgieueite geadritbten"
leinen Danf fiir bic sablreiden 5pmpa=
tbiebemeile ausseipro6en. ST last
rWleine Rraft reidt niht aus, ieoem
ginselneh su lasen, tpie biele Spmpatbie=
belpeiie mein 9ers nit Greube erfiiIlen.'
/ ferdinand oe Seiieps !
Yaris, 8. Sea. - Terbirano, @i'
eomte De 2eiieps, Der fransofIde Diplo.
mat, unb Grbauer oes Sue3sGanals II
geltern i'm Mlter bon 80 Sabren &C.
ltorben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-13

Nenfsoiffe1=
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-18
Wall street Notes.

For the second week OF August the Canadian
Pacific road earned 1852 900, decrease Of .55 900;
Texas Pacific, silo,ts2, an increase of 1880;
Chicago 4 Eastern Illinois. Nl, 3bt. q decrease
OF 81, 205: Western New York Pennsylvania
373 $780, an increase OF 5000 and Chesapeake 4
Ohio. sglS. az. an increase OF si,5s2
The Imports, exclusive OF specie, at the port
o. New York for the week were T,701sfl, OF
which s., 03t s0l were dry goods and IS. e72. $50
general merchandise. For the corresponding
week OF 1898 the imports Fere E,s7J.s2t OF
which Sa.4S7.6so were dry goods and $5,5ie,ia
general merchandise.
The Chronicle computes that seventy roads
earned for the FIRST week OF August, 1894, gross.
Sc IT'S &c. against S. All in the corresponding
week OF ltsS. a net decrease Of s77.so7. or la
per cent. Its Anal statement for the fourth week
VI July shows mat eighty roads earned. gross.
S. 72s 6s2 against 80. Ol6 In the corresponding
week last year. net decrease OF $751; 24. or $50
per cent.
The total bank clearings OF all the Clearing
Houses OF the United States for the week ending
Aug Is we're $500. 1885, iz, against TS.-
xs9 COS last week. and ST2a 2s2 0lS the correspond
ing week last year Increase OF 1913 per cent,
against a decline OF lis per cent, made last
week over the corresponding week In 1891
The lake lines at Chicago have ordered east.
bound rates restored on Aug. II. This Indicates
that Disturbances have been adjusted. including
rate on export uafic.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-18
SUGAR TRUST RAISES PRICES
The Refined Article Goes Up
Three-fourths of a Cent
Further Advance Expected by Deal
ers on Monday.


The cash prices of refined sugars sold
TO the consumera have ,dyon,ad thr.,,-
-, nave au'a"eeu 'hee
iourths OF a cent per pound within the
past fortnight in the large retail stores
downtown while tho .ma,, ro,.I oro-
"e '"e ei"ii ie.ah s'o
eerymeh IN the uptown districts and
elsewhere in the city have put up the
figures f,,,,, an, o.,, Nv ,,o,,,,, ,
- - o"e ..". pei pounu, as eo"i-
pared with the prices OF two weeks ago.
A further advance of one cent a pound
in tho ,nr,oo ~ roa,,, 60. a. ,..,.a
-. y. 'uee. eNpeS.eu
oy downtown retailers on Monday. The
retail cash prices to-day, according
To the renor,s NJ .sv.r.I d.o,.r. ,,oro
VI u'' "e,e
as tolioWs: Granulated. cents pound;
cut loaf, 5 "a; powdered, s 1-2; coffee A,
s-4. cofyeo "a 10 .nd coefoa r. AI.l
o. eohee d. 49, ana conee " Is
FROM half cent to one cent pound
Is added to these prices by the small
grocers who do a credit business to a
greater or less extent. Raw sugar ad-
vanced yesterday to 3 10 cents. previous
figures having been l-y and IA.
Stocks of refined and raw sugars are
abundant, and the rise in prices Is
simply due to the manipulations of the
Trust.
The present price of raw sugar allows
l cent pound for refining, 1t Is be-
lieved, and the Trust admits 3-S of
cent profit.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-18
ALL OPPOSE FITCH.
Tammany andAhti- Tammany Men
Don't Want Him for Mayor
Considered Simply a. q Rspresen-
tativs 81 the Brewers.
Plenty Of Money Behind Him, but
No Enthusiasm.

The nomination by the, chief Tammany
organ OF Comptroller Ashbel p. Fitch
for Mayor has aroused resentment and
opposition in Tammany Hall against
such COURSE. No politician or public
official has got himself disiihed so
quickly as Mr.. Fitch.
Although Mr.. Fitch has repeatedly de-
clared that he ts not a candidate for
Mayor, the politicians, nevertheless, be-
iieve that he is laying pipes for the
nomination. He Ii the brewers candi-
date for Mayor. The brewers would
spend a great deal Of money to secure
his election. .,...
From the heads Of departments down
to the street-sweepers the Tammany
politicians are opposed to Mr.. Fitch. They
say the brewers interest get too many
favors, and that the organization which
placed him where he is Is merely used
by him as vehicle to his ambition
Tsmmany men say that Croker made a
great mistake when he made Mr.. Fitch
Comptroller.
men have against Mr.. Fitch i. that he
talks too much, through the newspa-
pers; that he PUSHES into print on the
sly ut pro nN, He has partie-
Comptroller. Myers by trying to show
that his administration OF the Comp
troller's ONCE for the six months he
has been In charge was superior to that
OF Mr. Myers's In six years. That in
itself. 1t Is said, Is sufficient to kill his
chances as a harmony candidate.
More calling still to Tammany men
are efforts on Mr.. Fitch's part to show
that he does not wear a Tammany coll
lar. when, In fact, II IL known that Mr..
Fitch is a member Of Tammany Hall,
and votes as a Tammany man in ali
matters Of policy relating to the city
Mr.. Fitch was nominated by Tamma-
ny Hall as sop to the Germans, but
the Germans will have none Of him as
Mayoralty cano.uate either. The Ger
man. American Reform Union. the rep
resentatiye organization OF German
voters In the city. has declared in favor
OF combination candidate who Is not
tainted with Tammanyism.
There Is no doubt now that the anti
Tammany factions will carry out the
idea first advanced by the Independent
County Organization, to unite on a cam
didate for Mayor The Independent
County Organization has grown numer-
VIII average 900 votes In each of the
thirty DISTRICTS. United with the anti
Tammany Democracy, German-Ameri-
can Reform Union, and the Republi-
cans, they are confident they will beat
any combination Tammany and the
State Democracy may make.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-18
CAUGHT THE srEeRER.
nat Ne was Paroied o. Promising
TO Betrsy Gold Dust syvindlers.

The residents OF Southern Connecticut
have fora long time been annoyed by
the working of numerous sawdust. gold
dust and counterfeit money games. and
when Justice OF the Peace Rochelle. at
Rye. N. Y, had an opportunity to buy
sixty pounds of gold-dust. he became
suspicious.
Morris Brown, Pole. twenty-nine
years old, of Greenwich. Conn. was the
'stecrer," and the story he told was that
Another Pole had robbed his employer in
Russia and fed 20 this country and
wanted tic. sell II.
Justice Rochelle was a good listener,
but all he learned he told to Inspector
Mclaughlin. of this city. The Judge
made an appointment to meet Brown
and the man with the gold-dust at Mon
roe and Pike streets yesterday noon. .,
Detective Sergts. Hickey and Heidel-
berg were there. but no one showed up
excepting Brown. and he was arrested.
In the Tombs Court this morning there
was no complaint and he was paroled
upon his promise to inform the police
who the men were that work the game.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-18
OUTLOOK IS Bright
Wall Street Trading Indicates
that Good Times Are Coming.
Stock To-Day SsId for Highest
Prices Of the Week.
Sugar Takes . Jump, While Whis-
key Is Unsteady.


in. nnsr,,ors nave been looking for a
MANY ope ..ann. =, ~ sharn r,so
reaction on account Oh the sharp rise
that has already taken place, and efforts
90. this rnorn,ng IN check thu
were TN. ro-,, -,
ever. were absorbed pretty much as a
.nonqe soaks I'D water. and the leading
spohse - LII.
shares went kiting.
.,d rushad in tn cover. The prices
MN ,,. wi, ,,. h,,,a., -,
reached were not only the highest OF
.n ,,ns mast. As thew continued to
shie . s.,,.. so.,o a,iu,a,,s
move up the aeaiihss became animateu'
ard, in several cases were attended with
49, -. 49, .,u ...,.
the pehei that 'he tarit settieHent
will revive business and give the rail-
,,a,as ,arvsr earnings forms the basis
roAos 'a' So. h,,m .nao,,,,, ,o, ans
seems destined to lead to still higher
prices.
orders for stocks ana ponaS than nor, aor
many moh.hs' anu 'ne t tha ins Gove. s
Shares s ysr are Being picked up on the theory
class The foreigners bought Literally
anu puos .'A ~ "
higher. 900 49,. ,,
Whiskey oroppe1 70 10 90, put supee-
Quently jumped 70 ~ 10 on the annouhse,
ment that the Company nau succeeueu
in raising the money necessary 10 take
whiskey out OF bond. Stlll later there
was reaction TO ~.
Atchison rose IL. to Z; American sugar
IL, to lO9; baltimore o. ONO IL, to 10;
Canada southern !-S, to 81 SO; Big Four
3-4. 20 ~ L.; Burlington d quincy lob
to a 3-S; st. Pau l-S TO 81; ROCK ISL
AMI IL, to " l-2; Denver q Rio Grande
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-18
CORN AND WHEAT GO DOWN.
Oats steady and Higher, While
Cotton Is Lower.

The market for wheat was about 1-4c
lower. opening at 81 lie. for September
and soon selling at 81 3-Sc. the closing
price yesterday being 81 5-sc.
Corn opened about 1-2c. lower for Sep
TENDER, first selling at 58 7-sc., and then
at s. 3-4c. May opened at 55c., then sold
at 81 Sac, or l-Sc. lower than It closed
err opening at SAC. for September, then
selling at "a 1-Sc., keeping close to those
prices the rest of the day.
Cotton opened about points lower.
trading light and fluctuations very mod
crate. Sales for the day were about
&c, 900 bales, Including September at 6S7;
October, 6.72 a STD; November. SO q
a 6.92; February, 6.sS; March. 7.0L
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-18
FAILURES OF THE BARONS.
Ettinger Hopes Both
Firms VIII Resume Again Soon.

Lawyer NJ. w. Platzek, counsel for
Raphael Ettinger, assignee of s. Baron
& Co., manufacturers of knit goods.
under the firm name of the Metropoli.
tan Knitting Company. and Theodore s.
Baron d. Co.. manufacturers of women 8
Undertaking. both of 80 Franklin street.
this city. with a factory In brooklyn.
whose failure was announced In THE
Evening World" vest erday, was busy
this morning looking over the affairs
OF the defunct firms.
Mr.. Ettinger hopes to be able to call
meeting of the creditors of the nrm
by Thursday OF next week and to arrive
at a speedy settlement with them. He
hopes both firms will soon resume bust
ness
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-18
Professional Situations Wanted :
FeO,ste. -


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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-18
WILL FIGHT EXTRACTION.
Perrin VIII Not Go Back to San
Francisco Voluntarily.

Albert Perrin, formerly travelling sales
man for Mast, Greenzeig Co., jewelers..
I'm San Francisco. and who Is wanted
there bet ause OF an alleged robbery
$1,000 worth OF diamonds from the frm
ten years ago. will tight extradhion.
The police OF this city arrested Perrin
At 100 East Twenty-thirl street, where
he was engaged in the stamp bushes.
Perrin has engaged as his counsel the
firm OF Goodrich. Dead a Goodrich. NIT
ney' Battle to-day that his client has
excellent ground on which he thought
that GOV. Flower would revoke the war
Mr.. BATH adjourned the case until
Tuesday.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-18
HOGS MAY STARvE.
Failure of Crops i'm south Dakota
Deprives Them of Food.

NY Alsocittcu
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. B.-Despatches
from Armour and other South Dakota
points indicate that the farmers have
an unusually large number of hogs.
but, owing to the failure Of both the
wheat ana the corn crop, they have
nothing to feed them with. The porkers
are not fit for the market, and their
owners must get help or allow them to
starve by the thousand.
County Commissioner Lecocq, of the
Douglass County Board, offered reso-
luton that the county purchase 90, 900
bushels of wheat and distribute 1t
among the farmers. taking a note and
bill OF sale of the hogs intended to be-
fattened in payment tor the wheat.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-18
HE'S AGAINST CAMDEN NOW.
West Virginia Candidate for the
state Senate Declares Himself.

ny Associated Fres.5
MARTINsBURG, w. Va, Aug. 49,
A. X Unser, of Morgan County. an
nounced that II elected to the State
Senate from this district he will vote
against Mr.. Camden for United States
Senator. The fight for the nomination
is between him and B. w. Catlett. also
Of Morgan County.
Catlett defeated him at the Jefferson
primaries. because Of his supposed
friendliness to Senator Camden, but his
own county. which will probably dictate
the nomination. is solid for him, and II
Is believed that the Berkely delegation
which will be chosen to-day will be for
him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-18
Texas Democrats.
,By Assoeistsd Frees,

10y Asoelated freesb
DALLAS. Tex. Aug. ls.-Tbs Democratic Con-
vention has completed its ticket for State oncers;
Governor. Charles A. culberson: Lieutenant
Governor. George T. Jester; Attorney General. N.
NJ Crane; Commissioner OF Land once. A. J.
Baker; Comptroller, r. ". Finley { Treasurer. W,
u. WORKMAN; superintendent of Public fnstruc.
ton. j. n. Carlisle; Chief Justice OF the supreme
Court, r. I. GAInea. -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-18
situ.tlon. Waated--Eem.Ie:


,. oL.- ,,.Al,..
tsvndresses. psy-s Wesh. tte.
DAYS WORK by young swedish womsn; wast.
Ing scrubbing. houstcleaning or take washing
nome anderson sSs W. ss'h IT. -. -. -
LAUNpREss-Re.pectsble woman d lanndresn or
Morssn's bell. =
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supdress q pisin cook;
,.rsn,rss c.u
iii n IN, - ,,s,b sS' "'''v"e'
-. -, .'' no. t"o'" :" -------.--....----,----
wsrhIne in coca out Misr Plstou ss5 r. Dist
rl,-Snprss -, ,--. ,ss N,
wIs,,iNs -. = = .. ,.,..
"aeni N-herpeetable Germsn woman taxes
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-18
TO RUN AGAINST SILVER S.
John Bauer, Republican, to he the
Anti" Candidate.

silver Dollar Smith will not have
the walkover this year he had two
years ago for Alderman In the Third
District. He Is a candidate for re-eiec-
ton, but the ants will combine with the
Republicans to defeat him, and they feel
certain Of success. =
John Bauer will be the combination
candidate against him. Bauer Is q Com
mittee of Thirty Republican and has al
ready been Endorsed by ex-Sheriff
O'Brien's anti-Tammany Democracy
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-18

Stocks continued active and buoyant
right UP to the close. Sugar was the
great card, selling up to no rs. Other
strong features were the Changers, Chi,
Western Union. There was also a brisk
demand for bonds, which closed at the
highest prices of the week.
The sales OF liated stocks were 127, 800
shares. In the unlisted department
81 900 shares Of Sugar and 1900 Lead
were traded in.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-18
GERRY'S AGENT ARRESTED.
Charged with Drawing a Club on q
Man In y HoFse-CAy.

Marc Moustahi, an agent for the
Gerry Society. doing duty at the rombs
Police Court. was arrested at II o'clock
this mornig for. assault upon Joseph
Mulvaney. q calker, OF al Fifth street.
The alleged assault was committed on
an uptown Fourth avenue car. near
Franklin street.
Moustaki was taking two boys up
town and wanted Muivaney. to make
way for them on the car. When he re-
club and threatened to strike him. The
examination was set down for Friday
next. -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-18
Cooks.

COOK, nrst class. thoroughly competent IN al,
branches excellent city reference: city or coun-
try. 200 W. 2sth st. /; ring once.
CoOK-Colored woman, hrst-ciass cook. A.. 32i
W. attn ST., LIST floor. Tor days.
COOK, young, In private family or boarding
house. best city reference. 2l3 W. seth St
CooK-Mother 4 daughter. thoroughly competent
cook laundress. chambermAid waitress. See
last employer, Mrs. Alcon. III w. ssth st.
CoOK-jood plain cook, good bread a biscuit
maker; would do plain washing & ironing or
general housework; ! years reference from last
place; no objection to bosrding- house. Call z3S
Z. s7th st.. Sd floor; ring tth bell.
COOK. nrst class, or lAundress day. week or
month. city or country: private or public: no
cards. go e. ssth st.
CoOK-Neat young woman has daughter IL, cook
& lRundress; daughter useful & nurse; home
preferred to wages. Eli e. 18th 1T. ring times.
COOK-YounR woman as competent cook 4 car
yer; ANAL hotel or boarding house. 3ls E.
I,sth st. , Febe's bell
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-18
SEEL HELD FOR TRIAL.
He Claims He Received the BoEuS
from Boston Man.

from a boston Man.
August Seel. the Y. NJ. c. A. young
man who was arrested on q charge of
forging the name Of the Gillou Litho-
graph Company to several checks. two
of which were cashed, waived examina-
ton at Jefferson Market Court to-day.
and was held in $500 bail for trial.
Seel was accompanied by Lawyer
Gathing. who had been retained by the
from the Boston Y. NJ. G. 4. had given
him the checks to cash. and that he had
done SO. believing them all right. He
says he was paid for the trouble of
cashing them.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-18
HENRY GEORGE WILL HELP.
single Takers Likely TO Join the
Good Government Phalanx.

The announcement this morning that
Henry George would enter the field OF
politics. and against Tammany Hall,
was received as welcome news by the
Anti-Tammany leaders.
Mr.. George, II Is understood, does not
believe that a single-tax. ticket would be
successful this year, and he will throw
his influence towards the movement to
meeting OF single takers at Cooper
Union on Sept. 3. when the question will
be decided.