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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
REASSURED BY CLEVELAND.
His Statement Restores COa1denco
in Financial Circles.

President Cleveland's statement con-,
corning the financial situation was much
discussed In financial! circles to-day. and
had rcassurins effect. especially that
portion where he says the Administration
still adheres to Its pledge and determines
ton to protect our National credit at all
hazards This is construed by some a.
meaning another bond issue. II one
should be rendered necessary through .
failure OF the banks to replenish the
Treasury with gold when the latter's
reserve 's drawn down by the demands
from exporters of the yellow metal.
IL the banks pursue liberal course
fSr a short while longer. 1t Is probable
but If they hold on to their gold, and
the Treasury reserve continues to run
down, Secretary Carlisle may deem II
eXpedient to issue another batch OF
bonds. A settlement OF the tariff mud
die would help matters and restore con-
iidence
The steamship Havel. which sailed
for Europe to-day, carried 100000 gold.
of which La.ard Freres and Barring
MaGoun & Co shipped each $500. 0O9
Bankers look for further shipments on
Thursday, but are OF the opinion that
be less than last week.
The sum of $4,000 gold was turned
into the Sub-Treasury. to-day on ac-
count Of last weeks gold exports, max.
ing the total reimbursement to date
]. 4 w. selisman a Go. Will ship
l5C, 900 ounces OF silver. NesslaSS. Col
gate & Co.. 5000 ounces, and zimmer.
steamship Paris, sailing for Europe to-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
| MASONS INSTALL OFFICERS.
At To-Nighfs Session Thirty VIII
Take T. Scw Decree.

The Sovereign Grand Consistory of
Free and Accepted Masons of Scottish
Rite was in session again this morning
In the chamber Of the CernCau Consist
DRY, III West Twenty-thri street, when
the following officers were installed:
Most Puissant Grand Commander,
Wheeler cable. OF No. 81 order, Boston,
Mass pIissant Lieutenant Grand COM
mnndcr, George Davis. Of Charleston,
W Va. Grand Orator and Minister OF
State. Cornelius II BENSON, OF Jersey
city, y. J.; Grand Secretary-Gcncrai,
Treaaurer-Genoral, J. II. Russell. OF
New YORK: Grand Marshal-General,
Jnhl Il, SIenrc-, Chattanooga, Tenn;
Grand Mlster-ieneral of Ceremonies,
James l.. Watson, Of Lexington, Ky;
q, and Stirdarl-,i.arcr, George X. COT
froth, of Baltimore, Md: Grand Cap
ran of Guard. Jacob Scnrrl Of Utica, y.
Y; Grand Scneschal. George w, Davis,
brooklyn. y, Y, Grand Sentinel, Mer-
rick VI. Barnes, Of Bostpn. Mass As
sistant Grand Secretary. james s. Fra
ser, New York, Deputy Grand Master
of Ceremonies, James McGrath, Jersey
C!ty. y, J
The evening session VII begin at 7
o'clock, when a class Of thirty will be
exalted To the grad OF Sublime Prince
Of the Royal Secret, thirty-sccoEd de-
gree.
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.UHLMANN WON'T TELL MUCH.
Throws No New Light on His
Madison Square Coup.
Says He Has Been Cruelty Vilificd
by the Lawyers.

The suit Of the Madison Square Bank
receivers against the receiver OF the
st. Nicholas Bank was resumed before
Referee William q. Choatc this morning
with Simon th.mann In the witness
chair.
MIR. Uhlmann was examined by Law
yer Louis Marshall. OF Guggenheimer,
rntcrmycr X Marshall who asked him
to tell what took place between him and
his brother at the Hoffman House on
the evening of Aug. s. ls?3. the day be
fore the Madison Square Bank failed,
Mr.. uhlmann said he met his brother
that evening by accident. With his
brother we're directors and officers OF the
Madison Square Bank and Lawyers
Putney and Jenner. Witness said he had
heard rumors affecting the solvcncy of
the Madison Square Bank; also of the
action of the Clearing House. and was
much perturbed. not on his own account.
but because OF the money of the East
River Bridge Company, which was de;
posted there. He also had an individual
account at the bank.
When he heard of the rumors affecting
the Madison Square Rank he told his
brother that he would have to get the
Bridge Company's money out OF the
WHY did you draw the check of the
Gien midTs Qnarry and Mining , Som
| phnS On lIle evening OF aug. o, 1888
| asked Lawyer Marshall
We'll, l felt rather panicky about ths
banks condition, and I wanted at al
| hazard to get our money"
| Mr. thlmaDn denied with much
vehemence the imputation that he hac
| acted in manner other than wa:
perfectly proper. He said that for hi.
| individual account in the bank ne caret
| little, but that he did not want to in
| volve his associates in the East Rive
| Bridge Company and the Glen R!dg
, Quarry and Mining Company.
| Further examination on the part o
Lawyer Marshall failed to bring out en-.
new facts in connection. with The man
mutation of the two checks, and after
brief cross -eXamin alton by Lawyer VIII
lam Allen Butler, witness was excuse
Before doing so he said to the referee
| with much heat that h" had been cru
ely vilihed by the plaintiffs lawyers
Il had no idea that this hearing was t,
take place when II did. or | should hav,
remained in town. Somebody has per
verted and distorted my actions until !
almost appears that | was crlmina
fleeing from justice
The whole thing Is a mistake | sup
pose" INTERCEPTED Lawyer Marshal!
''Just like your drawing out the money
OF the Madison Square Bank
Lawyer Butler then began his sum
ming up for the defendants.
The remainder Of tn mCrninE sessio,
was consumed in the argument of MI
| Butler and that of Lawyer Marshall 70
the plaintiffs.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
BEAT A POLICEMAN.
DOwd BROTHERS Got His Club Away
md Used 1t on Him.

Thomas Dowd, a car-driver, of 200
West Eighteenth street. and his big
brothe'. John Dowd. janitor of the fiat
2N West Eighteenth street. gave Patrol
man Thomas Kenny. of the West
Twentiet., street squad, big tussle in
the early morning hours, and they were
n sorry-looking trio when they appeared
before Police Justice Ryan, at the Jeffer-
son Market Court
Policeman Kenny head was swathed
in bandages, and big. lumpy wound on
his temple was still bleeding Thomas
Dowd. who is twenty four, was in a
still more battered conditi on, but John
| Dowd, who Is a giant ~ twenty-t wo
years, was hardly scra.t ched. Kenny
and Thomas Dowd car.e from ST. Vim
| cents Hospital to court.
passed McConnelrs 'saloon, Eighth ave
| nue. and Eighteenth street. at 3 this
morning, Thomas Dowd and a colored
man were shovel into the street to.
gether. Dowd was belaboring the col
ored man
The policeman essayed to arrest Dowd
on the roof.
When poll seman and prisoner reached
the street John Dowd had appeared. ant
the two showed fight. Kenny had nearly
| when tLe two got his club away from
him aid administered some of his owr
medic inc. He managed to hang on til
help arrived. however.
The Dowds were held in II, 900 bail eacf
for trial for assault.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
LOOKING FOR HER BROTHER
\ Young Woman from Germany
Asks the Police About Him.

good-looking young German woman,
who said her name was Catherine I'll
mer. and that she had arrived from Ger
many three weeks ago, inquired at Po-
lice HeadQuartens to-day about her
brother Joseph, who, she said. had come
to America twenty years ago where he
had been last heard of as working for
Schwarzchild & Sulzberger, the whole
sale butchers. He had left the employ
Of tho latter some time ago, and at his
knew of his present Whereabouts The
young woman sail she would give up the
search in a few days and return to Ger
many, where her family Is well-to-do.
The police records for several years
back were searched, but nothing vas
found in them about the missing man.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26

-he hottest previous .Iunc IS was In 1876. when
he temperature reached o. degrees.
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GEN. LEWISTON GOES FREE.
Grand Jury Throws Out the Bill for
Manslaughter.
By Associated Pross.)

LONDON, June 26.-In the Old Bailey
to-day the Grand Jury threw out the
bill for manslaughter found against
Gen. John Hewston, Of California. by a
coroner's jury on June s, on the charge
,of having caused the death of George
Burton, a street musician, in Acton
street, Gray's Inn road, on May 30 last
lby poking the point of an umbrella into
THE mems left eye.
The coroner's jury in returning its
verdict Endorsed 1t with a rider to the
effect that In the opinion OF the jurymen
The General did not intend to infiict a
fatal injury upon Burton.
The Generals defense was that he was
hostled by a companion Of Burton, and
THAT he raised his umbrella in self de-
Tense when the deceased was upon the
point of striking him with a camp-stool.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
BETTER DAY FOR PRICES.
Stocks Ruled Higher and q Better
Feeling Prevailed.
higher Quotations from London Aid
In the Little Boom.

Higher quotations from London and
the publication OF President Clevcland's
views On the financial situation com
bincd TO produce little more cheerful
ness at the Stock Exchange this MORN
ing The bulls put in fair amount OF
buying orders. the execution OF which
caused n rapid advance of is to 3-S all
along the line.
The shorts were nervous, the rise hav-
ing brought out very light offerings
The trouble Is that the brokers have
their stocks lent out, and when the
bears want to buy for the purpose OF
covering they have to bid pretty full
prices before they induce any long"
selling.
General Electric rose u.s. to 36 7-s:
Erie. IA. to 10; Missouri Pacific. l., to
% "a; American Sugar, 6-s. to IS l,b; Big
81. to II i-2: St. Paul, rs: to SO is; Rock
Island. 5-S, to 6sl.+: Denver & Rio
Grande preferred l 3-s; to e 3-S; pistiil-
Isl a. Louisville & Nashville, IA to
a IL; Kansas & Texas preferred. l-2, TO
10 as; Northern Pacific preferred: rs. to
u -; Reading, l-2, TO 10 l-2; Union "a
SO l-2. and American Tobacco prefe, red.
L. to los. In the specialties. Pullman
declined 2. to l5s. on account of the
strike. Chicago Gas was also weak and
yielded about "A point, to II rs.
! Money per cent: on COLL. Foreign
exchange dull Mt i.S l-2 4:S 81 for
bankers 6O-dav bills and ass l-2 a ASS D.
for demand. The inquiry for bills has
fallen of materially.
The stock market was very stupid
but II held firm considering the dulnes.
and prices were well maintained.
Stocks closed strong. The feature
| Of the market in the last hour was Lake
Shore, which on light transactions sold
up to 1873, against 1871 IA last night.
The sales OF listed stocks were q. y
| shares. In the unlisted department $50
shares of Sugar and 2,4oO Lead were
/ traded in.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
MARKET UNINTERESTING.
Wheat Opened Mt "a Decline, but
Rallied.

The wheat market was less interest
ing to-day than it has been for some
time past The fret sales here were at
decline Of about lee, July going at
V 3-ic., but soon Failed to CSC, while q,
Chicago the market was firm. opening
AZ about COO. for July, which is the price
IL closed at yesterday, and ruled Arm all
morning, Th!s was on covering by
saorts,
C5rn was tame In consequence Of IA
vorablc weather in the corn bolt. July
selling here a, IS $50, ami Oi-ac. al
Chic,Go. Oats ruled easier on good
we rther selling OF 10 81 3-Sc, here for
September. Rai o. S.Sc in CAicAgo.
Cotton opened from II E points lower
on a failure In HIvre ani very favorable
weather In tho cotton belt. July opened
n. 100 and soil down to 7O7. and August
started at IA and sold to 7lS. The
members are voting to-day on making
July ana 3 holidays
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
STABBED VITO LUNG0.
Policemen Searching for Francisco
MnnEnOtto.

The police Of the Annexed District
have been for three days searching for
Francisco Mangnotto. an Italian Ia
borer, who is charged with stabbinG
Vito Lungo. a fellow laborer. at 2333
Hoffman avenue last Saturday. No
trace of his whereabouts has yet been
gained.
The quarrel in which the Italian was
injured took place at Lungo's house At
o'clock Saturday morning. The police
refuse to give any details of the affair
until Mangnotto is arrested.
Lungo was found in the doorway of
his home, bleeding from stab wound
in his side. He was taken to Fordham
Hospital. There was call from Ford
ham Hospital for Coroner to-day, and
taking's Lungo's ante-mortem state
rneDt
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
BADGES FOR DOG-CATCHERS.
Mayor schlercn Takes Action tn
Protect Owners OF CANNES.

In appointinS three dog catchers this
morning. Mayor Schiertn, oc Brooklyn,
lnuuGurdtcd rev system for the pro-
lection Of persons owning dogs.
Ibr new appututo'S are John Fisher,
Of - Mcrker avenue, : homas a. liuylt,
Ia Richardson street. and George II.
sSint2cni,h u. EiI-,i"a avenue.
Each dog catcher was given a badge
and sworn IN 's .."r1fl policeman.
"hvy were Ia Tue.vi to wear the
badges tn conspicuous place while
on du,y Auyh-dy Mayor SChieren
says. who l4 now found catching dogs
without authority o. without a badge
will be promptly placed under arrest,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
TO AVENGE TARSNEY.
Anonymous Thrent of n burning
for Colorado Springs.


COLORADO SPRINGS, Col. June 90.
-Humors of all sorts of contemplated
outragcs are in the cir here and the
mails are burdened with warning let
tiers. Last night W. II. Brooks, who
has mines at Cripple Creek. and was
the first minc-owner to require nine
hours for n days work. received warn
ing that a band of miners intended to
take him out and serve him as Gen.
Tarsncy had been served.
Sheriff Bowers received the follow
ing letter.
"Unlcss the cowardly rascnls who TT
tackled Gen. Tarsncy are arrested by
Monday, your city will be burned up.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
RUN nnWN BY AN ICE WAGON.
Little Eugene Davis Has His Skull
Fractured rnd Scnip Torn.

Eugene, the four-year-old son of Peter
]. Smith, an attache Of the Bureau OF
vital Statistics at Police Headquarters
Is at the Manhattan Hospital with
fractured skull and the scalp almost
entirely torn from his head
stoooNin front OF 22i West Fourteenth
street. the home OF the Smiths. Little
Fueene was playing on the street, wneh
suddenly the ice-waEoa started anu
knocked the little fellow down.
There was no policeman In sight, ana
the ice-wagon driver succeeded In get
ling away He meyer even stopped to
rIck I'm the child. Nobody seems to
have noticed the name on the wagon.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
Wall Street Notes.

The Comptroller Of the city Of New York to-day
awarded $50 b53 ~ per cent s:hooihcuse bonds TO
Blake Dros Co and Vermilyc & Co. a, iot o.
and interest and 1900. (oo az Per cent deck bon1s
10 the same buyers. At 1000, and Interest. There
were tia BIDS in all.
Ala meeting OF the Clearing House hssocis-
tion to-day the Lihery National Hank AMI the
National Union Bank were admitted to member
ship and the name OF the st. Nicholas. Bank was
dropped from the roll.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
STRUCK BY AN ENGINE.
,Snssmnnn's Wagon Wrecked, but
He Escaped.

simon wassmann. driver Tor
butcher of johnson avenue. Brooklyn
had narrow escape this morning from
being crushed to d,ath under the wheels
Of an engine on the Long Island Ran.
road. He was crossing the tracks at
when engine S. bound for Jamaica.
struck and wrecked the wagon. Wass-
mann was sent, dying over the ne, ho or,,os :
nver upon the ground. He was only
slightly bruised. The wagon was de-
molished.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
Round About Town.

Cell. Roe ior,y.nve yeArs old. Of IS H.HSua
street, disi suddenly at ! 30 0 clock this mofu-
ins without medical attendance.
CharIe Seh!es!nger. Of q West TWeniy-''ur,h
street called at Police leadquAIier' this morn.
Of Robert lscomb, who died IN the Charity Hos
initial IN Ward ISLAND last Sunday.
william Kennedy. ,hirty lave years Oh. Of
q; MonIo9 strcs, feeling an last nThl went To
Gouye ucur Hospital Tor treatment Iron exam
tnatton II Was found hat he Wss sGHgrus ir4a
sn all .pox. ~ he was removed 10 Scotia br3'ss'
| ls.apl
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
An AIarm-BOx Sufficient.

supt Byrnes has recommended that an alarm
box. connecting with the Morrisania station
house, be placed upon Rikers Island. A petition
had been made for a natrolman to be stationed
there as good many young people frequent the
island Sundays, drinking beer and annoying the
Italian laborers who live on the island. Supt.
Byres considers an alarm -box sufficient for the
present.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
Thomas McDonough Dead.

MoNTcLAIR. N J., June 2t.-Thomss Melon
ough. son OF the late Commodore MeDonouEh, died
In Mcntclair yestsrday, aged sevsnty-two YEAR,,
He was born in Middletown Conn and was a
graduate OF Yale College. Mr.. McDonough was
enc OF the engineers OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad, He moved TO Monteisir in 1870, and hal
lived there ever since. lie lesres widow, three
soma and one daughtsr.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
Pullman sir;lcrrs Returning.
nv Annotated pr,s,l

FNhsVVFHNNN
CINCINNATI, June 2G.-The manager
OF the Pullman shops In Ludlow, Ky,
has posted n notice that all striking en-
p.oyees who do not promptly r1turn to
work Will be discharged. Twerty-eR 1t
of the strikers returned To-Day und r
that notice and resumed work.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
Lord Randolph Churchill Coming.
py Assoeistsd PressO

LONDON. June 26.-Lord Randolph
Churchill has engaged passage for New
York on board the White Star line steam
ship Teutonic, on her next trip from
Liverpool for New York. He will visit
Chicago and will sail from Vancouver
for Japan.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
A s4S, 900 Fire ut bridgeport.

BRIDGEPORT Conn. June :6.-The four-story
brick buildlng occupied b. Wheeler 4 Howe
con, md grain was Quilted by fre this morning
~, Judd A fireman, fell from n ladder and II
IN tho hosnital with a broken rib and conclusion
AZ the brain. HIS condition is rcrious; The loss
m the stock Is $50 900 and on the building ABOUT
flb 900 Insured.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
Auction Sales.
JAMES pLEscKER, Auct.onssr.
n.,.l,.N. gaia

james Nixon AZ Receiver Of Hsmie Mann ~
Aaron ". Mann, through James Bleseksr q
Furniture Carpets, oil Paintings. by y. Baksr,
Il. Koch. wyngarit, Hynenan, Kssperidea. yas
seyerdonk. spitIe' W knoeke &c; Gas %
longing TO said Mamie Mann and Aaron "
Mama at public auction on Wednesday. Iupe ~.
1854, at 10 20 A. NJ. At No. is East SIR a..
near Lexington ave
Catalogues may be had OF James nixon. city
Hsn pises. Or aaclonssrs ha broadway.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
Failure of BiE Hardware Concern



HOUSTON June ga deed o. trust IN the
nature o. an assignment was hlcd yesterday
by J. g. Morris's Sons. The liabilities are about
,ilT 900. The assets are such that It is expccte1
the Arm will resume. II Is one Of the Oldest hnd
best known hardware establishments In Texas
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
students Complaint pism,s,cd.

The complaint against Roundsman Wl.isn c.
rice ard PAtrolmsn Bartholomew o'Copnor Of
tho Eist seventh street station, who were
charged with having respectively clu5Sci hai re-
WED the Columbia Cole &c students whiio The
latter were celebrating the cremation 81 Lee
Ecndre'' three weeks ago, wss dismissed by ihe
Police Commissioner today.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
800. 900 Lumber Mil Burned.


OTTAWA. Ont, June 26.-This morn
ing ]. r. Booths magnificent lumber
mill here. acknowledged to be the finest
In the world. was burned. Two years
ago Mr. Booth reiitted the mill with
new machinery at n cost OF $2OOcc
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
Burned by an Exploding Lamp.

A kerosene lamp exploded at II o'clock this
mornint in the rear tenement 2i6 Wet Nine
,ecn,h street and the occupant, Mrs, Hsrgarc,
plalr was severely burned on the arms and legs
She was taken 10 New York Hospital About SO
DAMAGE done,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
Knocked Aridisohm'n Eye Out.

Joseph Clarity, OF Christopher street. near
Glenmon avenue, brooklyn. was this morning held
for trial In Cater Avenue Court, on a charge pre-
ferred by Bernard Aridisohm. who lives In the
same house Of destroying the sight OF one OF his
eyes with fist blow.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
Tcrrorized by Flood and storm.
my Associated PcssD

STRONG CITY. Kan. June 96,-cedar Grove
was struck by a cyclone Yesterday Particular,
are btainsble. hut II Is known lhat inc pnoi'
a,Sooi and several other buildings were dcmol'
,sheS To add 10 the terror OF the reopo the
somth Cottonwood River Is on rampage &C,
.,royipr CROPS and stock and threatening the lives
az the Inhabitants
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
COxEfITE SWEETLAND FREE.
In Jnii since May = for Marc l.nE
His Army In the Streets.

His Army In the Streets.
Gen. George CoNcyite Sweetland was
taken from the Tombs this noon and ar
rnigned before Judge MARITIME, in the
Court OF General Sessions. and dis
charged from custody.
Sweetland was arrested on May s.
charged with mnrchin. his army in the
streets here without permit. He re
his constitutional rights were being
tramplcd upon. and voluntarily went to
jail.
Judge MARITIME, in discharging the
CoXeyitc, said he had probably been suf-
flciently punished for the misdemeanor.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
Charged with Granddaughter.

NEWARK, n. j.. June 2s-Capt. Gori Mt noon
to-day preferred a charge o: manslauehter against
Louis HigbIc. the motorman of the Irvington
trolley car which ran over and killed Harry
Goeckner on Saturday Higbie, who Is locked up,
will be arragncd to plead to the charge to-mOr-
row.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
KILLED by IA LOcust's sting.
nv A.rorirtel Press)

WARSAW, Ind, June .s.-Miss May Holmes
aged sixteen years OF Atwood. was stunH by
seventeen year locust. on the back OF her neck
The Young lady suffered escruciatirg pain ana
very soon lost her power Of iocomotion phyn
Ian Was called, but failed to relieve the patient
f. hn soon died In great agony
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
Fell from IA Dnyonnc bridge.

Mrs. Mary Hulda. Of III Ncstor street, this
city, 10 in the Jersey City Hospital in a critical
condition from internal injuries receive! yeser.
dsy by failtne from the Avenue c bridge IN
Dayonns. white waking along the bridge she
slipped and tell
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
MASTER TAILORS WEAKEN.

Str1kerH say thHI TWO OF The shONN
Have Given In.
A mass-meetirg of the tailors who are
out on strike on account Of a reduction
of 10 per cent. in their wages was held
at the Chimney Corner, Twenty-ffth
street and sixth avenue, this morning.
1t was reported that about 80 men had
quit work.
Two of the master tailors were re-
ported TO have given in, The strikers
viii. he In session again this afternoon
and this evening.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
Millions for New York Banks.

u0sTO.;, Jl1e :s.--Tha business ~ the Stark
ans Armory 81 Is amounting - s.. COO roo res-Iy.
III follow that ~ lie NJ 7sk.'S gN p7r ,tt0u aud
10 rransfe-reI i9 NeN York THIS vrH decrease
the depa, i1 uos'oa banks to tts ar.CuGt az the
hgg.es La1ci
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26

For entertaining gossip Of the
turf. the hall Geld and the ring
read the O O'Clock Edition and the
|sporting E4trH of The EyepiDE
|sS ORD,