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The Washington times., 1894-08-26
CHAPTER Y.

I don't know that 1 ever felt more small
and mean than did on that Friday evening
when Mrs. Harrington closed the cupboard
door upon me and left me sitting among lum-
Der in darkness and discomfort. Fortunately
there was a ventilator in the place, and did
not have to moralize on my position very
long, for Harrington came home early,
and. as was his wont, went direct 20 his
studio.
His wife was with him, for 1 heard her
voice. but she soon went away; and then
heard the bolt go. and knew Cecll had shut
himself in for the night. He moved noisily
about for few minutes, pulling the sofa,
which he had turaed into a sleeping couch,
near the fire, moving chairs and other heavy
articles about the room; but he soon settled
himself and there was absolute silence in the
room, save once or twice when a deep sigh
went echoing through the chamber, caused
my heart to ache for the suffering seul whose
The Washington times., 1894-08-26
A Genius for snoring.

Lord Aberdeen tells the following story Of
himself He left London az midnight in a
sleeping car for the north. In the morning
when be was awakened he saw a stranger Op-
posite him.
Excuse me. - said the stranger, ''may I ask
If you are richy'
Somewhat surprised, his lordship replied
that be WAS tOierably well-to-dO.
MAY 1 ask. continued the stranger, chow
rich YOU are."
well. if il will do YOU any good TO know, -
was the reply, Il suppose have several hun
dred thousand pounds"
''Well." f" went OF the stranger. Elf were as
rich as you and snorsd as loud as you.
should take whole car. so rs not 20 inter-
rupt the sleep OF others"
The Washington times., 1894-08-26

ticular class. "The Tin Soldier" and "Holes
in the Ground" of Charlie Hoyt have built
up large fortune, while last season nearly
every company playing Shakespearian repe-
toire went all to pieces.
''The Old Homestead has made $500, 900
for its owner, Denman Thompson, most of
which has been lost by that clever actor at
the gaming table.
All told "Adonis" cleared about $3.50, 900
for Dixey, and the binds legs of the heiier
blew ii in royalty and this season he returns
to Daly's at a salary of perhaps $50 week
Ii is sad to relate that legitimate plays are
not as a general rule at all profitable.
II am not mistaken Corbett and Madeline
Pollard will make as much money as any
other players" the coming season.
r., w, s.
The Washington times., 1894-08-26

ily, ''let me say one word and then. think,
/ will say no more. II you never touch liquor
you not only need not. you cannot become a
drunkard. But, il once it crosses your lips,
the first step is made.
There was a long silence between them.
The rest OF the guests went on talking gayly.
Presently she spoke. but so low that he had
70 bend his ear 10 listen.
'.1ou have given me a wonderful message"
she said. She laid aside her glass o. vine.
and in the simple act he knew there was con-
seerati0n.-Madeline 5. Bridges.
The Washington times., 1894-08-26
How lie knew.

How did you discover she was woman
masquerading as man?" "She sent me a let
ter with two postscripts. Yankee Blade
The Washington times., 1894-08-26
Ones Enough.

Miss Primlips-"whe you say your prayers
at night do you pray for all men;" Miss Left
oyer-"No, indeed Just one would be
enough" Life
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-02
IMPRENTA
: la DEMOCRACIA,, v,

En- ESTABLISHMENTS SO hacen con rapdez neraacion
economic toda case de mpresones por dces compcaas
que ~
Hay una gran variedad de pos personal intelligence
La prensa en- que Sc imprme periodco que uza
ben toda case de mode dsputa la de sstea mas
moderno mas perecta meor que ha ntroducdo Oh
pals
Los que neceen encagar trabaos puelen enendese
don Edemro Lespe empeado de casa que dara oda case
pomenores ajusara preco de la obra pog6ca que
con6e 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-02
BASSEDAS
-AGH;NCI-A- ESCOLAR

profundo conocmieno del pa donde he vdo argo
las coumbres de la uventud la circumstance
vesd hoy Barcelona, donde mi fam
eondones de atende vigia dg los que aqu
acuden hu instruction seundaa unveraa aquea
provincial medan modico acceptable ependio
Meorezco los padres de famia que
vicios En- nj tendr5n los 6venes amigo ore Guide
que les ssnue les les aompahe socitud que
ofrezca atepcones aecuosas del hogar domestico.
Los obtene mas ampos detaes pueden peos
los envarG
Domiciio Ronda San Pedro, al, 10 IA BARCELONA.
Es@ 6lm Febrero 81 de 1904
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-02

s.Almac6n de Novedades.
MerCado, Colon y Ca.

Dad favor da mas crecente pbco
estabecmiento
acreedores distinction.
Reinstados e omodo elegane ben ptenecen
la s,cesion de don Ramon Rivera, acaban de
Fyanna, Ahmania, Espa7a hsglaterya Au$hro
mpnrtanes mercado de EUROPA AMERICA esplenddt
sudo eulos dc novedad fantasia de exquisite guo
las exigencas Ultima moda eazan po
muchos &c diIci enumeracion
Elegane sombreio shoras formas
surtdo complete de cceines
don ho de Escoa sed camisas bncas ooe para
cabaleos: pahueos de da cobatas de egntes om
alta fantasia: guantese pragu somb abrgos
lana de seda nuones de pie metal para
corsets de ho de seda e ninos penmea de las
das abcas de Paris los ociados polos tapes
dc fepa
Un eodo sudo de obo propos para egaos estuche
caas arm6nicas oyeo peumadores poa paueos
eteras, porta-carta para retratos, g. "a
Grandes exisenc eas blanca de color de agodo
lana, seda &a
Dede es echa connuara enovando
nm De oece centes arcuos siempre la Ultima
da DC Farssss Ponce. JUNO Io de I8os.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-02
Sellos de gonna
En- la calle de Mendez- Vigo nd-
nero 80, Sc fabrican perfectam = tie
concludes y sumamente baratos.
Ponce, Febrero 27 de 1894.
PEDRO TARRATS
Sc han perdido

I'm caballo de 10 amos, zaino o,euro ce.
bruno, luc ro, de 81 cuartas de alzsda, cri-
mes cortas y rizadas, copete ESQ ,so, cola
muy abultada, una mstadura antigua en- el
espiuazo una esco,adura en- ell labo rfe
rior, paso devsnaao.
Otro caballo zsipo oscuro, de 5 amos de
edad, 81 cua'tas de alzada, largo, lucero,
con tres cordones hlancus alrededur del
cuelo, castrado,. paso ievaoado, matadura
antigua en- los rinones,
So duefo, don joe Gomez Btioso, Sa
bans del Palmar gratifsar$ generosamentv
a quien los encuentre Q de notcias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-02
Especlfco Salvador
dc Juan Serra UrgeN

Con este especi6co dessparecen los barros
y la picaEon que producer las erucciones on
Ell cuerpo. Es 81 yerdadero q'.ita dolor. Sc
usa en- fricciones.
Vendese sn Ia calle De la Concordia, nti-
nero 4, y en- J1anasDiax en- casa de- don
Jose Sanchez, 81 platero.
3y,p.s Ponce, Junio lc de 1894
, 1894-04-11
N%ueemeiner proouftenmarFt.

Sol9enbe PreiIe wurben Bel srOBeren 9arz
item %er5ielt:
Butter 8eite @reamerp=8 oore 224@
23c; quite 20@213c; mittelmGBi9e 19@2Oc;
9atrp, bette 20@21c; mittel9ute unb quite
17@18c; frii3er Yafin9 Stof 9@9c.
8nttertn Sat Safe Doirp 12c;
empire 10; bette Creamery -@17c; SQiz
notier 16e; in GOHs Ober tIeineu @ebimOeu
8aie- 8ete ,6uu Greom Gbebbors"
103@114c; ,Swtns" Hobo, ,Oouu9 &mez
RIGA" 124@13c; no69enta9ter S6wei5er
l2@13c; n8rif" 9@1O; Gimbur9er 81
@93c.
8o6men 8eite ngfouies" $ .5O@-;
ntittel9ute S1.45@-; nit Der Mai3ine 9ez
reinigte S .0O@1.25.
Gter- Sans frii6e 1Oc bos 0uben6.
@elii9e l = lebeubeS, 8urfep 7@1Oc;
imrse o; Gmtem s@10; Fir g @altie,
bas 9ubenb $500 unb $500; ,9pri1e
Gbtdeus" 9@93c baS Bfunb.
SGute- SEQ. 1 34@31c; $50. 2 24@24c;
9fo, 1, @aIf &c; SoQow, SEQ. 1 5u A; go. 2
gu 44c.
Obf 9eO6rrtes: gtepfeG, tinfli6 eez
troduete, $1,000 bas Qfun6; a11 Ser Son1e
9ebOrrte nOrblt9e 64@7c; Yftrii9e &C.;
Srombeerelt @; 6tnbeeren 164@17c;
@altforntl9e: 9lprttoien OF; ni3tgez
l9alte @ftrii6e 3t@4c; 9ei6alte 84@94;
Flormen O.; &Oitnet ,2onbon 2ayerS"
&C. boS &it6en; nMusfateQer" -@-c;
0b It frtI6es: aepfel S4.5O@5.5O uub
$5,OO@6.95, ie mad Der Site; Sananeu
$1.25@1.75; Gttroneit, Meiiita 81. 5O@2.5O.
&artoff ELM = 8rrbol1ts 67@72c; See
brOns 65@68c; 0tole 6O@65c; bur9einan6er
60@66c per 0uIbel; Serieu SmeetzYptQtoes.
Suil1oiier SO. 5O@4.25 oos SAB.
y SEM ii e - gSetBtraltt, Slortbo, before
SOrte $1.40@1.50 bic Crate; 8lumentobl
% Die Crate; Solat S5.OO@6.OO bGs
Sap; Seuerte 20@40c bos IubeIo; QGeiBe
8iibet 75c@$1.00 6os ToB; Stofriiben 75c
@S1.25 bas SoB; Mo6rriiben 85c@-bas
Sap; Gotbe 9tiibelt $1.50@1.25 0as SAP;
@urfer $1.00@1.40 bas 0ubeub; @gs Bloitt
O. boS 0nbenb;. Sun9e @rbien =
! 8ui9elz&iit9en; &Omateu - Der
g@oie", @ 6 SCRIBE, unb COS, a 4
&0rbe.
Granberries @isconftn 8eQ uu6
@6errD q Oas SaB; Cape Sob @;
bette Seriep S.. 5O@6,50.
grbleu- 9etrOfnete, CRIME. soc.
0oui9- @eiBer &lee, in 4fultbe ab9e=
tbeilt, 14@-c; ni6t 10 beu, 1Oc; 6u1fel 9e=
fdr6t, 10@14e bas 4fnnb; ousseIGieler
5@6c.
@rbbeersn SGOriOu, 2O@8Oc bas
Quart.
8eiencOru-9 tui Ser 8abn ,,foir" bis
u@boice", grimes 34@34c; mittleres, rob
ODER blpBfarbi9 3@34c; raub u1O 9rob 90
&c; n@botce", grimes, 81 Garpet=8iriten
BE; nSelf.porftn9", grimes &c; ROTH OOer
9elbenOi9enbes 24@3c.
3wtebeln- SainOiier, 45@55c per
Guibel,
, 1894-04-11
Qusmdrtioe m1rfte.

S9lnBpreiie III 0ei5en ult6 @oru in an6ez
rel1 StGotelt 1pareu:
@ei8en-9tew gorf: Qpril 63tc; Mai
64&c; ScSuli &c. - ct. 2ouiS: Q(pril, 564c;
Wtai 575c; Stli 6Oc;-Oulut6 90. / 9tort6z
erlt, Wtot 633c; Suli 643c. MitneopoliS !:
yto, 1 gfortber1, Otai Gle; Suli 628c.
Baltimore: 4pril 63c3; Wtoi 638c. Eolebo !:
2prtl 500; Ofoi Gle. Milpaufee: 8oar, SOC,
It0t, 60c, 9etrott: 8oar, 500, Mai, 6O1c.
@orn- New Yort: 9tpril, C; 0tai
&c; Suit 445c. St.GoltS &pril, 35fc; 0tat,
Ntot 36c. Baltimore: 9tprtl 454c; Wfai,
441c.
% tntermei3e II 10 erfGIfe ua68robe
= $40. 2 rotber, 623@625, $40. 3, rotber, 56@
58c; SEQ. 2, barter, 60tC.
g ommerzW et3en 8ertGufe no9
Yr06e 1Daren: go. 8, sic, gto. 4, C.
%&o99en: Gertaufe na3 PrObe. - $50, 2
51@511c.
8lete: @ertGufe porelt gu S12. 5O@12.75.
M t00ltugs: 8erfG1fe lparelt III 81. rs.
6eu: &erfGufe 1porel1; go. 1 Sbimotbp,
S10@S10.5 so; SEQ. 2 &inot6p, S9@S9. SO;
9emti9teS, SO. @$8.50. llplalt6 9roirie, @uss
pabl, S7.5O@$8; gfO. 1, S6.50@$7; geo. 2,
S.. 50@S6. 90.
Corn &erfGufe mad 8robe moren: go.
2, tpetB, 384c; Geo. 3, 384c; geo. 8, 9e(b,
384c, gfo. 3 petB, 5000.
9dfer: 0ert0ltte 1ta6 YrObe rDareIt go.
2, 313@32c; GO. 2, meiBer, 334@334c; SEQ.
3, 343@35c; geo. 8, meiBer, 35@354c.
Mte9l- Starter QSeiSen Natente) marelt
an9eiebt 5u S3.4O@3.70 IN 6ols; mei9es
@ei5elt, 8otente, So .1O@3.45; bortes @eiSen=
8Gfermebl $1.90@2.1O in SGfen; mei6es
@et5enzSGfermebl S .6O@1.85; ,,8eb 0og"
ST .4O@1.5O in Safen; @iuteripei5en $2.7O
@2.85 i'll 6ol5.
96mereteu @ertGufe uo6 8robe
warelt: &imot6p 81, 5O@4.3O; Slee $1,000
@erite: @ertdufe na3 9robe - SEQ. 2
58@6Oc; $50. 3 5O@56c, SEQ. 5 48@54.
, 1894-04-11
Weltau9lteuun09 album,
Stebe Qn5et9e.
@snn fGmetSe Siefes aus.

Site Der berit6mt getpor0enen Sbu1ter gar
ntc6t 10 unbe6euteno. @ar ni6t Der Reiz
li9e &ocbuS Elm Sbuitergele0e? llnb iibte
nicbt iener Safob 8antalcon, ser ipater
Bapit Urban VI. pur6e, baiielbe 6anOz
tpert aus? Nlcb Der Qlmertfaner Jto9er
Sherman, Elm ausge3eidbneter StaatSnann,
Weorg 6or, Ser Die 0emeini6aft ber QuG7
fer 9ritn0ete, Sans Socb5, ser Boet bon
Niirnberg, Sobann Wintelmann, Der 8e=
9ritnoer Der ptiieni6aftli9cn NrbGOlo9te,
Gimme un6 Gouiieau Danttrten in tbrcr
Su9en0 nit Der S6uitera6Ie un6 benz
Ta0en.
= Sine aus Sort Neno in Otlaboma in
Wi6ita in 6aniaS etngetrofene 9epel6e
meloet, 6aB cine Nbt6eilung Getteret in ben
gum @be0enne> un6 Qlrapdboez@ ebtete gez
b0rigen 9te6 Wfoon>8e3trf, benz S6auplabe
BET neulicben &Gmpfe 5mtic6en Snoianern
uno @otpbDDS, abgelen0et tDorDen lit. IS
er6eQt, baB Die Lebtcren Die QuSlteferun9
Der rotb6Guttgen W10rber tbreS @enoiien
8reebing perlangtcn ais Der Sber>J0rmz
atfieber 0eS 8e5irtS, 6arman, 0eren Ser
tretern geitattete, in baS Snotancrlager gu
geben, UNI 0ie S6ulbtgen auSfin6ig 81
madben, be6a&ptetel1 Die Gotp6ODS, 3Wei
SnOtdner ais bic M0r6er mie0er3uerfennen,
melcbe CUR s3ett beS 8lutOersieBcnS gar
ntcbt an Ort unb Steue geweien parel1,
unb madten BEN olerbtn9S Dereitelten
8er1n 6 bic beiDen Sn0taner 3l
Ipn6ell. Sn Tol9e bieies @orfaues baben
Die GeS WOOnz SnOianer ibren 8e3irt per-
laiien, UNI ii6 Dem alien 6duptling
B6irltptnO an3ui9lteBen, Der itcb gerabe in
Der Sttmmun9 b%eftnoet, ben &rte9spfab
gu b%etretelr, penn Die GopboDs i'm nO6
| tpeiter beraWsforbern.
, 1894-04-11
49,
NbOtOgrapbiide Nnit0tcu ber btrrlt6tn g.
bd1Oe, NrlQgtn nnO Seben5wirOtgz
fetteu Der WeltQu8itelluuQ.
in GO6inetgr06e unO gut 6ro(6rt fit Oen
SpottpreiS Don 25 Gents>
&ei1t SieferMn9Stnerf.

&etm Stefertm9Sperf. Sm ettetn Sano BON g~efduigent
5ornot Rn0et man 2(NeS betiaat,tett, mas Ole ~poridRrt9e 2us=
TELLING 6robes uno Sd0nes bot,
Op1es 1T DIE erite Oerartt9e 2~tatS9abe nit OentI6e1t
SECT. Jeoem 8uo 1T cine fur3e GrfIdrun9 lit ~oe1ttider
Spradbe be9e9eben, Sir Oeient9en, pede Ole Dunoer Ger
Detben Stoct NIT ei9enen 2u9en 9eidaut haben, miro oi1e
Sa1nmlnn9 etne an9enehme Grtnnerun9 an itwen Nuselun9sz
beiud4 fen, aaeSSpdrtt0en U~retttoeat 1ttO SerauamOtett miro
fe tn hberfhttder 5orm enen 8e9rtf Don Ger 9~epalt9aen 2us-
feuun9 geben, melte Ole tDelt 9eFPen bat
Die &eir Ger u3uinois Stoots5eit1n9" f0nnen oides Q1bunt
urter fo9en0en 8eoin9un9en b~e5ieben:
mer 1 GOnpoe tttO 25 GentS 1T 8aar auf Der Office
ablefert; bat 2lnipruh auf oas 2lbum.
Wer 1 Coupon 1teto 30 Gents TT Wtarfen nit 2lneabe
Ger Qorehe in einenn 8rtefe einienoet, erhdlt es portOfret OarG)
Die ASoSt Set9eite4t.
8eionoers fr 5reunoe uno 8efannte in Der alien 5enatF
ei9net im7 0eies 2lbum por5H9liH ais eth 6eidenf, Ga es tPner
ETH %pocfenoes 8ilo BON Der GrObort9fett unierer 1~useuun9 Dor
2lu9en fiPrt.
, 1894-04-11

- Or. Gour tbetlt in elmer QDoner me-
bt3inii6en MonatSlcbrift Der @elt ietn
~neleiteS Mittel ge9cn BEN S9nupIen nit,
9e9en ben bic Webi5tn btsher ais 3tettlt6
macbtloS gait, llnb einfa6 lit iein Mttz
tel. ST empftebIt 9letcb BET BEN erften @r@
1dbetnun9en 0eS S6nupfen5 mebrmalS i'm
Sage bic 0infte bon &0LniiCbem Waiicr,
oaS aut'S Soibettlt5 ge9olien tptr0, 8tpet
bus bret Wftnuten lang eiu3uatDmen. Ser
@rtol9 lei it9er, llniterbltcber Sobann
Wtarta Tartna! Qtue SoilcttemitteG unb
P9rfums bat iein @ebeimmtttel iiberz
bauert, bciien &e3ept ibm bon irgen6 ei1em
bertpd1oten &lo1tcrbruDer nit duf ben WeQ
mach 9eutiblan0 8e9eben tporoen iein loQ.
Grit neuerOtn9S 5og eS bann mach Often,
nm als @ulturtrGger IN DaS 8ou0oir Der
retcAen Guiitn unb in ben tiirfii6en 6arem
etn3uortn9en, nicBt ais Soilettemtttel, 1onz
bern ais yGrcitans" ur0 8erauibun98mttz
tel. Nls Elm vS9logpo1ier" bat eS iein
Grttnoer in bic WeIt etngefiibrt. 9telen
boben Stang in Der g 6armatop0e bat eS
ntbt bebaupten %t0nneu, nun riift eS BON
gteuem Elm in bic Hetbe oer NrSneimittel
ur1o iper lie tennt-bie Qualen etneS ecbten
S9nupfenS. ser miro oaS .neue Wttttel All
i9dBen ptien-penn eS 6ilft, Wie Or
8Our peripri9t.
- 2tus elmer Statiitit Der BON BEN onar5
3iitti6en 9 mbentperfern ousgeiibten Bro
feiiiOnen er9iebt ii6, boB unter ben 9(nar-
9iiten in eriter 2inie bic Scbiler beS 6eiliz
gen @rispin unb icineS 8ru6erS @rispinia=
nus figugiren. Sn 5peiter Qinie fommen
bic Sbneioer. 9ie S6ulter aber baben
itets Elm auffouenbeS 8eitrcben geSei9t, 1id
an Der g~eiiti9en 8etpe8un8 ibrer t3eit gu
betbeiIigen. SIN ue6rigen 1T ie6odb oi,
, 1894-04-11
oFFIcIAL PUBLICATION.

ANIMAL Sfatamnnt of the NEWARK FIRE
nhnuul otatVmVn INSURANCE COMPANY Of
31st day of December 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
, 1894-04-11
aFTTCIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement Of the rM55LIWATKEE MECHA:
of Milwaukee in the State of Wisconsin, on the
3lst day of December, 1898: made to the Insur.
ance superintendent of the State Of Illinois,
DurSuont tO law.
, 1894-04-11
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Natpmppt of the KINGS COUNTY FIRE
ANNUAL OtalVmUht Of
Brooklyn, in the State of New York, on the 31st
day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stok paid up in
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
To KILL CLARENCE.
A Spaninrd's Reputed Errand f
Kingston. Jnmnicn.

The steamship Adirondack. which ar
rived from Central American ports via
Kingston, Jamaica. this morningl re-
ports that on the passage a young
Spaniard, who had been in Kingston for
some days, having gone there from
Bluefields. it was reported, to kill Chief
Clarence, the exiled Mosquito Chief.
When he got to Kingston his mission
was known and he was immediately ra-
turned whence he came Affairs in Cke
lumbia are in a very much disturbed
state. Since President DIR. Raphael
Nurez died there are two political fac
TONS seeking supremacy and a revolu-
ton is imminent
All the laborers working on the rail-
roads lave been forced into the militia
ana mechanics are at premium. Any
price is offered for carpenters, engn-
GERS, and other skilled laborers.
during the Mosquito trouble Ameri-
cans were afforded absolutely no pro-
lection by the United States warships.
and were forced to apply to the Eng
fish, who took care of them, according
to one of the Adirondack's officers.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
BEARS ON THE AGGRESSIVE.
They Carse an Early Slump and
Renew the Attack Later
Prices Are Generally Firm, and
Advance on Late Trading.

AS early cables from London reported
that market weak. in consequence of ru-
mors that the Car had died suddenly,
the bears there lost no time In renewing
their campaign for lower prices.
Sugar was again used as a battering
ram, and declined from 50 to so ga under
heavy offerings. Manhattan fell 2, to
ll3 IA, and Bay State Gas IL, to Is.
but the losses in the remainder OF the
list were only IL to Sd per cent, and
there was no Indications OF anything like
extensive selling for the short account.
Burlington touched 72 5-S, st. Paul,
g ~ b hoGli lSlnna s. S Lou bndis
preferred. II "a; Chicago Gas, " j-S;
Western Union IS H. and Union Pacific,
T.
In regard to Bay State Gas 1t was
reported, as stated elsewhere, that Pres
ident Addcks had resigned after dis
posing of his speculative holdings.
The trading in Sugar during the tirst
hour was 1900 shares. The grand and
lofty tumbling of this stock occasions no
surprise to those who have watched the
course of the insiders ever since the va
rious refineries were brought together
into trust.
Commercial bar silver declined to So "A
and Mexican dollars to 81 IL in sym
gHsy YIN ndo drop 70 q IA P paf oS on ear
The local money market SHOWS no
change. the supply being largely In eK,
cess OF the demand at per cent on cal
and 2a3 ~ on time.
Foreign exchange is firm, mainly be
cause of the settlement of maturing
sterling loans The offerings of bills are
uuite moderate. Bankers SO days sold at
4S6 IA 4.S6 "a. and sight at 4.S7 IA
hair hal a cent t. to pVs ~ IL and ass H.
The market Is Il disappointment to the
bankers, inasmuch as rates are steatilly
creeping up to the gold exporting point
where the reverse should be the case.
Stocks were firmer after II O'Clock,
and prices advanced Ia to IL per cent.
Sugar and Chicago Gas leading, The
former sold up to so Ia and the latter
70 liz. The rise. however, induced an,
other attack by the bears, who had
the advantage of a further advance in
exchange and the talk about gold ship
ments
Rates of exchange are still below the
exporting point, but the conditions are
such that It is possible that some
gold may be forwarded in the near fu-
ture.
Everything depends upon the volume
of our exports of grain, cotton and pro-
visions and the movement of securities
between this country and Europe. Lon
don was seller of our stocks this morn
Stocks were weak until near the close,
when buying orders appeared in con
siderable amounts, and prices advanced
IA to in the general list and nearly :
rising to Is IA.
1t was announced that the new securi-
ties of the Southern Railway Company
will be issued before the end of the
cluded about 5000 St Paul, 5000 Louis
Vile and smaller amounts of other
stocks.
shares In the unlisted department 5000
shares Of Sugar ana 200 Lead were traded
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
ADDICKS OUT IN BOSTON.
Gas Magnate Turns His Interests
There Overeto n Syndicate.
Try Associated Press)

BOSTON, Oct 9,-It is announced on
the authority of Attorney Parker c.
Chandler. his counsel, that President
j. Edward Addicks, of the Bay State
Gas Company, has resigned, and that he
has also severed his connection with all
other gas companies in this vicinity
air. chandler states that Mr.. Addicks
mas conte m .ated resignng for severa.
months and decided to retire as soon as
he could hand over the gas property to a
strong syndicate.
Such a syndicate has now been formed,
II Is said. ana has secured control Of the
stock of the Bay State Gas Company.
MIR Chandler declines to name the men
connected with the syndicate. but SAYS
that II Is made up Of New York and Bos-
ton capitalists. WAC own large gas inter-
Csts In other cities.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
WEEKS SCORES CLARKE.
His ForEeries Alleged 10 Have
Caused the Firms Failure.

The trial for forgery Of Herman Clarke.
formerly a member OF the stock broker
age firm Of Hunter. Clarke & Jacob, of
oil Exchange place. was gun in earnest
to-day In Part IL. OF the General Sessions
before Recorder Smyth as soon as the
last three jlrors had been sworl.
Clarke IS Indicted for forgery in the
third degree on two counts, charging him
WIN causing false entries 10 be made in
the ooks OF the hrm on Nov. p. 1893
Assistant DlsriCt-Attorney Weeks. in
MS opening speech. charged Clarke wltn
having caused the suspension Of the Arm
by his fraudulent manipula lions, which
are said 70 have resulted in the loss nf
from 1000 to $4,000. During three
months, he said, Clarke's overdrafts in
cash aggregated $4,000 "
The hrst witness was G. ". Daniels. the
pookkeepsr of the firm, who was followed
bS j. y, Hunter, the head OF the defunci
nrm Frederic; b. House and Thomas r
Gilroy, counsel for the defense, cross.
examined both witnesses closely.