davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-04-21
5tdoti1hes,
Ilabt iid oe,n Gnoe.
Die SdIu6reoen in oem tIarteY mIoropro5e6.
Oas Deroict heute Nbeno 3n erparten.

Sn Dem WtaneD Wor6proseB, Ser nun
lett elmer @ocbe in Gicbter @roBcup'Sz
0ertcbt perbanbelt nlrb, ermartet man no9
bcute 2lbeno Elm 9erbict. 0eitern bielten
0litrictSanmalt Wilbriit fir Sic Nnflo8e
uno Nnlpalt 8lair fir bic 8ertDeiotgung
ibre SblttBrcoen. Qfntualt Sorrelt begann
Die feline fir bic 8ertbeioigung I'M 3 llbr
9tabmttta9S, ais ct aber unt Is ll6r no6
nt6t geenoet bate un0 aucb nod9 LANCE
ntcbt fertig 81 letn e%rfldrte, licB Gi6ter
@rOBcup cine 8erta9ung bis 6eute Wtorgen
UNI 10 ll6r eintreten. 6err Sorreit ipracb
in ietner Geoe lpte0erbolt bic 8e6auptung
aus, baB BON Gegime1tSfameraoeu aus
@tferiu6t ge9en WaneD cine Geri6m0rung
ange5etteIt lei, nm Semen 81 pcrber6en /;
oaS tperoe am belten Durd6 BEN I'm ltaro
beiptelen, 0aB ale 0emetnen, bic ais
N1tgen5eugen DernDmmen lpor6en leiel1,
pGbreno Der Bodybuilding anbere NuSidgen
gemdcbt bGtten, ais BET Sem 8orDer60r.
2luS freten Stiiden bitten oieie 2eute ooS
ntcbt getban, benn ite bGtten ia nidbt bas
g~ertn9its Sntereiie baran, 9ieut. WdneD
SIT perDerben. Sic milBten bon anberer
Sette beeinfluBt Iein unO ct (SorreiD ptIie
aub ie6r po6I, tper oieien @influB auS9e>
itbt babe, bpc6 6irfe er es nibt iager, ba
eS i6n an 6trccten 8etpeiien febIe.
9(npalt 8orreit ipra4 bis no9 elf 116r.
Sn berebten @ortcn ltn6 oft braittiber
@etie ocriucbte Der Re6uer Sic @ei6tporez
men git ilbcrSeu9en, tpte nidbttq bic Wor6=
tbeorie Der Nnfla9e lei uno er lcbLoB nit
ben 0orten; vOfeine 6erren @ei6tporenen,
nabbem tcb ieoen 8unft Der 9(nflage
auf baS Scblagenoitc pi6erlegt 3u
boben CLAUDE, bite, beiAtpOre ib Sic,
geben Sic lieutenant SameS 81. W}aneD
Dem Staate, Sem 2an6e, Dem er 10 manc6eS
Sa3r ais 6raoer SOlOat g%cOtent, geben Sic
i'm ieiner ttefgebeugten, eDlen SHUTTER Suz
rid. Sprecben Sic i'm bon Ser 2(ntlage
Oe5 MOr6eS fret, Ociien er it6 uicbt i1ulz
big gentacht bot"
9tacb fur3er Baule begann bann 6iilfs1
oiitrtctSanpalt 6anb bic S9IuBre6e fir
Die Nnfla9e, unb Ser @inbruf, Ben feline
Norte ouf Die @ei6tporenen berpDrriefeu,
mar angenideinli9 fir ben 2tngefIa8ten
tetn 8tnittger.
, 1894-04-21
Die Staot uno ote Case ontrafte

superintendent GubenS miro am
ndcblten Wonta9 itb nit ben I'M D%ori9en
Sabre Stpii3en Der Stobt unb benz @aSz
Gruit abgeidIoiienen Gontrafte beidGfz
ttget, Ourcb melbe Der @aStruit ii1 Derz
pfli4tete, ben 4rets bes Ser Stabt 5u
liefernbeu @aieS aQiGbrlicb 10 ipett berabz
Sumtnbern, baB berielbe I'M Sabre 1897
auf einem Wtntmaliabe bon 81 per 1000
&ubtdfuB itehen bletbt.
9te @eiebmGBtgfett bteIeS GontraftS lit
i'm Staotratb lGn9ere 3ett beitritten NOR
ben, urb Die NlOerlnen 9tobte unb Gallagher
baben 6elt @DrporationSantpalt eriltcbt, Elm
@uta6ten itber oenielben %ab3u9eben. Sn
Dem @ontraft iptr0 0aS 8e1teben 0eS @aSz
Grults 5ur @ontrpue oes @aSpreiieS Sltgez
9eben, unb Der @ontraft leLbit pitrbe baber
9egen OaS Nntt>SruitgeicB beS StaateS
SntnptS DeritoBen.
@orporattonSantpalt JtubenS iptr6 AM
nGblten Wfontag Gormitta9 allen Garteten
0ele9en0ett geben, t9re Qlrgumente Dor5uz
b%ritgen, Der Gruit miro bur6 letne 2(n@
pdlte, bie Stabt bur6 !6errn &ubenS
leIbit, unb Die @aSconiumenten tperben
bur6 Sol, Spbn 9. Cooper Dertreten ietn.
Die 81 eriDartenbe @nticbeioung pirb Dorz
auSiic6tlt6 auf OaS BON Dem @eneralz
StaatSanmalt Wfolonep 9eplante Quo
Observation-Disclosures ge9en ben @astruit
BON be0elttenbem @tnflu1ie fem.
, 1894-04-21
Gin unehrIther BeQmter.

Ofar Gbrlicb bon 9to. 9 8rDmnf1raBc be-
tlctbete bis Dor &ur5em ba5 2tntt zines
S6abmeiiterS Ser v8caconsfielb 2o9e No.
448, Gr0enS BET BQtbiaSrttter". 9ta1 Qb>
Iaul letneS Nmt5termtn6 ermittelte 0a8 nit
Ser griifung feiner 8idber betroutc ST.
nan5zGOmite, baB G6rlttb Der 2o9c 9e8enz
itber NIGHTS t%pent9er ais eDrlicb gepeien. st
bate $85, Die er fir bic 2ogcnfaiie eingez
nommen, nicbt abgelicfert. Die 2o8e CAB
tDm 3ett, bic nnteri6Ia8ene Summe 81 err
ieben. QtlS a6er @brli1, ser periproc6en
bate, 6ieie $85 in Staten a63u3a3Gen, Gle
3ablun9en inncDielt, nut nibt bic erite
3. +. nicbt be5abltc, IieB i'm bic 2oge berz
baften. Gicbter @berDarOt itelte ben un@
ebrlicben @6rlib bis gum %. 5, Wfts. unter
$500 8%iir9iboft.
, 1894-04-21

= 6eute friib 9e8en III lt6r tpur6e ser
12jdbri9e, bel ieinen @ltern in 9&o. 312
9S. Il. StrdBe mo6ncu6e 6ermonn Gutter
Oil Der &reu3ung ber9tep6errD 2tOenue un0
Is. Str0Be BON Der 2ofomotiOe zines
6rabt5uge5 Ser Sutuoi5 ,Geutral=8abn
iiberfabren unD entieBli6 5u8ertcbtet. Gs
lpuroen tbm Der Nrm unb baS linfe 8ein
ab8cfa6ren uno ct murbe I'M @eiic6t i9refa
ltb Seri6unben. Die Q(er5te inn County
6olpttal, wobtn ct 9ei9afft murbe, 9Iauz
ben nt6t, baB Der &lelne 6abontommen
fam.
, 1894-04-21
Wttt fummerpoQen gntlibe trqt bellt,

- 0tit fummerDoIen 9(ntliBe trat berte
OaS 16idbrtge SrduIein Nort6rup Dor &tb=
ter 0oDle lno bat i'm hebentliBlt, ibre
Scbmeiter 6elcne orf ir9enb cine @etie gu
peronlalcn ein beiieres, tu9enbbafteres 2ez
ben SIT fiibren, ais bieielbe eS in ben leBten
@Ocben actban babe. 0a Sic icb0ne 0eIene
auem 9lnideine nab fir Moralpreoigten
tetnen Sinn bate, lab Ser &tebter fein ans
oereS Wttttet, ais fte inter Nuferlegung
elmer Stroie BON 500 nadb Dem vSetm fir
9efduene Srauen" gu i6tden.
, 1894-04-21
Nnoebote fir StraBen.R eparaturen.

Qn9ebote fir Stro6en=R eporaturen
SIM SberbaucommiHartat tpurben beute
Gorlnittag Die Nngebote fir Sic Gteparatur
Der Oerbe1ierten StraBen un6 @aiicn Ser
Staot fir Die 3eit bonn eriten Wfai bis 3nm
80. gfopember B. S. g%eOffnet. Die nieoz
rtglteO ferte rit6rt BON Ser Tirma 9Dman &
So. Der, tpel9e it6 e%rbietet, Die &eparaturz
arbeiten gu ben fol9enben Gret5idben Su
ibernebmen: Stir llmpf1aiterung nit Sc
oernblofs Is Gents, fir neucS @%eOernbtofz
Yfafter A GcntS, fir neueS @ranitpfaiter
1920, fir l1mpfloiterung BON @ranitz
pflaiter As Gcnts pet Oarb. SEQ. S.
Bopeu, Der 6O9ltforOernbe, perIan9t fir
b:eielben Nrbciten 49, Gents, 46 Gents,
$2.184 unb 48 GentS be3iebun9stpeiic.
Ser @ontraft rir6 DorauSlt9rLicb an Bic
Strma 9Dman & So. oergeben tpcroen.
, 1894-04-21

- Ser g8ai6tn0ton'er Rorreiponbent
0eS v0tecOrb" Oerit9ert, 6aB ser aatier
98il6elm felt Sabr un6 Sag nun vmerifas
niiben" &offee trinfe. 0aS bat Ser 0err
ieOenfous bonn &i9enc6ef beS &aiiers 81
reft %erfabren. QaS 10 Elm amcrifaniiber
l3eitun8si6reiber bo6 fir vbobitebenbe"
@er%6inDungen bat.
, 1894-04-21
An fIu6 %ertru,1fen.

SIM Gtinfmaiier oes G6ica9oluiieS, nabe
ser 8riide al Oer Watns uuO &DrDopitr.,
tpurbe beute fri6 Bic 2ei1c zines lube
fannten &na6en gefunbcu. Die 2et6e
ipurbe nacb Der County 0torgle gebra9t,
poieLbit lie Ser Soenttfifation martet.
, 1894-04-21

&abelbaron Oerfes bat OaS gubliz
tum pteoer einmat etuen @inblid in feline
Blane tbun lalien. Gr bat nit letner
vJtortbipeltern SO66abn" groBe 0tn8e Dor
uItO penn ct piu, fam er @roBeS leiiten
u1tb oaS, mas ct nit Ser &abeIbabn an Ser
NorO1ette g~eianbigt bat, nit Der 9o6babn
, 1894-04-21
Onnnrtr1 Dnnnnter.

Sd9ild1 na9 8actne, Wtiltpoutee, Sbebppoou. Ntan lis.
tomot Saotl9toli uuo Ntoutitee nm ubr abenbs.
Eugllg 7:30 lDr Abenbs.
mn SomtaQ I'M Z llbr mueuDs.
Na1 sturgeon 8op. @reeu Ban. Menomiuee Wtanis
ltlgus lno 2B99 Sorts Samftag. 4m 7ubr abeuos.
Office uno 9Dds: 5lB Ger AGttuan Mpe.
MHSgeHDmlHeH S~euHtaQs. 2pbap
, 1894-04-21

S%ElStdtean Central, 5aew Dprr SentraIs utD
~ SOftoH & alb ailO: 81 enb1bIcIt - p9ie
gtie9era Sans 9sOute. " 3hge p%erloieu uro fOmmeH an
IN Der neIeu @entral. Station an Cafe 8ront TuB bon
4ort gtop, In0 p. Ctr, SO. Str. uH0 9poe Bart.
Staots2tdet-Office: 81 Glarf=5tr.
, 1894-04-21

= 9as 0ertdtli1e Gorgeben OcS &oubz
inipettors NlOams gegen Dier3ig llchertres
ter Der &ou4orbinan3 bat III rs SGucn
oas @ute 9ebabt, baB bon ben betreffenoen
Gerfla9ten 9bbiilfe ge9en BEN &orcbunfug
ueriprocben unb gum 56eiI i3On eeiboftt
tpuroe.
, 1894-04-21
MuSkeI -RhOumatiSmuS
HuftWeh und Hamorrhoiden
Vermehren die Leiden
deS Kranken
Vier FlaSohen Won Hoods SarSa-
pariIla beWirken cine wunder-
bare HeiIung.
e. s. @oO6 & 60, 9otpea. M}aH.:
MY. James r. Bond
RDtlobelpDIa, 8a.

&c. s. 9oOO & g., 9opea MtaT.:
n@teine 5erren: SIN 60l9e bes benfrpiiroi9en gti5sarbs
bonn Ntar5 1888 5og i'd MIR beftigsn Mustel=8 ben 1atis.
mus 3m. SD mar gu jeuer 3eit 81 8lainfietb, 81. S.,
nit 9ampfrObreu =2e9cn beI@dftigt uno bate our9 ben
S6uee 81 luaeu. nm beu gtGubau, in luelGem pir arbets
teten, 81 erreifen. @9t5ebu Wtouote lana lit i'd in
6plge befeu an 8bernotismns unb 6uftpeb. SD be-
CAB mid bant 5u meiuem S9lpiegerIpDue in 9euOer,
COL, no i6 nit 9ompTr6breulegeu uu0 als SuQeuieur
beibGfti9t mar. Sort begauu i'd Spoo's SarIapariua
gu rebmen bteieI6e Getlte mid niht mir ppn meiuem
&belmottSmuS nnb 3iftpeb, ionOeru aud) BON meiueu
S6ntOrrboiOen, an iuel6en i'd brelunooreiBi9 Sabre
lang gelttten bate. SD bate
Einen tausendfaohen Tod geIitten.
@be tb mad 8eroer gttg. beiudte id Die uninerfitdt pOn
NennIplooniett, nm MIDI elmer Operation 5u unter3ieben.
Ser @r3t ertldrte meiu &etoeu fir @ertdngerunQ Der
gtngeiueibe, unb 5par Die idIimmlte. Die Ell jemals 9e.
ieben. gr tpetgerte iib, eue Operation Dor3uuebmer,
1n0 meinte, 0aB, n0Goeln iD 10 luuge Sabre gelitteu, es
nidt Der Ntibe luertb lei, OaB ib i9tieBlt0 nod an ben
6olger elmer operation itirbe, uuo Iterben rpiroe i0,
taus t) mid elmer iOGdet ~uuter5Dge.
, 1894-04-21
II. sse6ruar 1894

HBfcage, gtiltoat.Fes & ct. 1auIsGtienbahp.
" St6bt=3idet Office: 207 glartsstr.; 9eIebbons
Sl9O @tatn. unton Baiio8isr.S% totioa: GanoL. a6aRss
unO Mia0iioH=Str.
, 1894-04-21
rN s 2, Union Qafeneer Station.
q Pennsylvania lines
81 eloons., 6aneI. nne @aS1pn: str.

SjdetsOfHces: Yin Der StatioM III %40 g. eIarf
GtroRe, gde s5adIou. uuO i'm @uoitOrIum 5otgL.
Gurd=3u9e iabren ple 1oI9t na0 @entrat=3et
, 1894-04-21

9lbenbbiatt Der Su. Staatsstg. l Gent.
, 1894-04-21

StG1mOtS 6 Central.
SHE our@oeheuben Gig. bon Der Central. Station
Y. @tr. unb Bart &oU. 3Hqe fhr ben Saosn teHnsH
eDenfaa8 an p. Ctr, SO. GtGaBe uuO SDor garf QsHors'
ysn nerben. Sidet5 IN Der Sta6f6ffies, 1874 9ao
eIort=StraBe, uHo i'm @ubitDrIum= 6DteL
, 1894-04-21

NbteAsS, ToG SSIanS d BaciHczSabm.
W 8afagier.Stottpn Ban gurensStr.. elm 8ID9
taoEb pom 8oorb of SrGhe. Sidet-Sffce: 104 @larfItr.
, 1894-04-21

ADIuDrI INuTunTt
3Hee - -
Bureau Accommodation .,.....+ Sis gRI+ 7.O5 81
Satnots, Spfua rlio 9enrtaE@rpreBT' 1885 sd 335 u
ct. So, Atd., &plptb g. &au. Gtt0I' $50 9d" 1900 ~
Wttnne0ppIis. Sta. 8 Giour GaQ8' $3.50 oil. 1900 M
Solicit Accommodation 4O5 g}a 9.A5 m
Beru Accommodation. .+ $50 gl+ e.5Om
9e1oer, goIo. SPRING. q 9uebIoI
bio &anias &itg 9}eitibule6 .. = 500 81 I2OOm
ST. @9rtb uuo SeraS @rpreR. : 500 9' To- OOm
Setner, Colo. Spqs. lno Bue6lO, bial
Smabo 81 Sine. (8ig gSioe). 49,. i 1000 81 . 600 m
Omaha d 81. Youl gtQd)t=@rpreR Il lois sis 7.T5 9S
4eorto & 8enoer gtadt=SrpreB 1918 sis 715 gn
%unmom 8Ourtft &or, tQQIt6- 6bI. | %
Cago mad sos Struggles unS SanI
Srancisco, ota Eanios Gitn, [prH
Wcrtb Il. 81 Boip, Sbneu=GrpreBI' 600 9' 1onogn
'2&gIi9. +Ausqenoumen @onutoc : gIusopnom,
E1en Souutaa. & ausQeuommen WEpmfoo
, 1894-04-21
gbteaao & mea Mtd,toom @onm.

StotiOm SUB BON u. Str. (StuSt.Offiee, g. START On.
abfobrt. mrfnuft.
5..5 @-MO9entuse-bur6f. gurror.gar-f.S59
450 f-9Sodeutage-bur9 8orlor=@ar-6.5
Snsa)tabreIoe Snge nadI 8rau6 5tapiOs,
gtMefe9om' Wetos e1, SbarIeOoir, 3raDerie
, 1894-04-21
Baltimore q Ohio. Gi[pn6ehn.
= Chicago & R~LT0N-UHlQA PASSENGER STATEN.
Canal Street, between Madison and Adams SITS
Ticket Office l9JHSOuth Clark Street.

ricke6 Office, 195south clark sTree5.
Daily. Daily except Sunday. Leave. Arrive.
Pacific Neslbuled Express. ..........+I 200 PM I.5 Pm
Kansas City " Denver Nestibuled LimitedA 600 PM "45 Az
Kansas City, Colorado &Utah Express. 81 Il. 30 PM 500 Am
St. Louis Limited -............... al II. 90 AMI 4I5 Pm
st. Louis palace Express "..... .......*I S.45 RMl $50 AN
Springfield & St. Louis Day Express .....I 500 AMI 700 Pm
Springfield q St. Louis Night Express II. 30 PM 7.S0 AM
Joliet s. Dwight Accommodation. ......-* 500 PMIt 8 As Am
, 1894-04-21

WtOut0gs. iNuSJ. SDunt. II. Wtont ----
ct 40uL, WtuneapolIs uuo = 500 81 7:I5If
Boctfc @rpreB ............... '10:40 81 IO:O5W
Nlblaub mo 8uIutb go. 81. go. : 500 81 lO;05W
&iblauO NIB SrDutolpn5 5xIO4O Nlt 7l5If
eau @laIre @rpreB ..-....... ......f $50 W3f $50 u
2Saufeiha SrpreB ................F 3:45 9t' HOS %
NbtcGgo & G0ftern SUtmots : GfTenbobn
W Stfet=S ftces: $50 GIarf=5tr. u6itprimrs2 nrsr
un0 Yaiiaqier=SfatiDn 9earborns unb 8pIfzSfT "'@
Gd9li6. S0nntags ausgeu. l@6fobrt ISIrfurft
Serre SoIte uno Goanspiue.. : 7,O2 mL+ g5o N
9aipl1e e 5erre 6aute Bartender t+l255 gLL co n
&biCaQo NIB 9faibniae 2imtteO 4.3O 81. 19IS gf
Serre Saute uuo GoonsDine.. . lI:97 81. S.55 NJ
9oriS. Dtnrlbau & 6uIro. ...-. 4 T05 NIL -
The evening world., 1894-06-22
MARCHING ON.


There was a lively II not n very i'm
portant session of the Lexow Commit.
tee yesterday. and the learned Senators
rs well as the highly seasoned counsel
seemed disposed to relieve the oppres-
siveness OF TIE weather by little light
and airy persifage.
Mr.. Con had witness in reserve who
was expected 10 make a sensation. He
was a policeman with a good record and
four service stripes, who has served on
, the force a sufficient number of years
to entitle him to retirement on pen
sion. and so, as the counsel puts 1t. can
/" snap his fingers al persecution" This
man, Charles A. Beck. was expected u
divulge the whole secrets of the inner
temple of the station. and he did make
It clear that. as a patrolman on the river
\ front he received money Tor extra ser
The evening world., 1894-06-22
TARIFF CRISIS NEAR.
Senate Bill Likely to Go to the
House Next Tuesday.
Teller Speaks for the Income Tax
To-Day.
Quotes Republicans in Its Favor
HIPS Sharp Questions.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Senators
Harris and Aldrich were In conference
to-day. and soon after they separated
both expressed the opinion that the
Senate would conclude the considerat tion
NJ the Tariff bilI i'm Committee of the
,,,,,a,a 80 ~, ,Ioso -, ,h, a,v 70
no'e pei IRE .ne v'o's " 'nt u"y W
posed OF and ready for return to the
,I1,,,s h,s,na .,tr,,,,,. ~, r,,,,,,,.
HOUSE pe'ore "uJourhr''eht On uesuas y
Inere ere ] Is no asreemen. ,, TO TINS enec,' meet
,,,i ,,,,,.,,, 20 -, -, ,,,..l,,,,,
iul survey OF WORK 10 peaohe'
quite number OF bills were passed
,,,u ,,,., .,.,,..,,,,, 49,. a., ca,,, a.,
biIi was resumed by the senate to-day
When the bill was finally laid before
the Senate. Mr.. Kyle Pop.. s. d. took
.he moor ana MADE a general argument
in favor of the income tax.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Kyle's speech,
Mr. Vest offered four additional amend
ments to the income tax sections. The
most important was one to reduce the
exsmntIon from sl 600 to 81 ooo. another
exempted from the operation OF the tax
building and loan associations making
.oans only to its SHAREHOLDER: another
provided that in reckoning the profits
of corporations for taxation actual ope-
rating expenses. l,ssas and ineerest on
"'i 7't o''
tHed Indebtedness snail be excluded.
The fourth amendment was to protect
ths Interests ~ mntu,i u,a insmranoa
companies and po,icythoiders. '''ee
Nj Tej,er Ren Cni1 s'n,or+aa ,,o
income tax nronosition Ie 6i'0ied frnn
Tho ,,tterancea ~ sor,n ~ ~ =. oi,t 10
the Ronihlican pa,tv mast and nresl oi
emf wyhn advncaied fhs pincon,n n" pieS in
the n"st oiive, p Nnr,nn ~ III AZ , III
hnd pnhar, ~ nr,zad IN ~, -, o inuiama ina
'ni i ',,sh iHep as .ne ;. hiost Just
Shar,dd,, =, tnd ~ ~ ~ taAes' SeIator
Mnrriid .ah t'Ir eu,os,"eu H. as hao senator
.@rba;; vi nerinU., a,'ri,,, ..o , ,,
nat was uurlns tne war, inter
The evening world., 1894-06-22
SOME MISPLACED BLESSINGS.

There was a tornado in South Dakota
yesterday and a wind storm in Fari-
bault. Mimi. that blew u circus tent
to smithereens. Here there wasn't
enough breeze to fill a goatee and the
thermometers fairly gasped for breath.
We would have given anything for a
little Borean blast or two last night,
and would have freely forgiven cy-
clone IL II had rushed in on us and
ripped the sizzling backs off OF things.
Twas ever thus. There Is plenty of
comfort and Joy in this world. but some
people seem to get 1t all, while the rest
~ us sImply look on and wonder why
Usually 1t is the people who don't need
It who get IT.. too. Now. that South Da-
kota tornado would have done US q
great deal OF good II We had had 1t here
yesterday, or that Minnesota storm
We needed either or both Of them badly
and would have given thanks for them
but they had to go and assert them.
selves in places where. according to al
accounts. they were not only not wei
come, but were absolutely de trop.
1t Is really pity that the worlds
blessings cannot be more equally dis
tributed. See what a difference there
was last night between the men who
bet on Ramapo TO win the Suburban
ana those who didn't. II we all hac
had SENSE enough 70 pick Ramapo. how
The evening world., 1894-06-22
- s.
ARRESTED A FLOORWALKER
Hutchinson Accused of RObbinE
Ludwig Brothcrs.

John r. Hutchinson. foorwalker for
Ludwig Brothers. furniture dealers at
SO West Fourteenth street, was held by
Justice Ryan at Jefferson Market Po-
lice Court to-day, for examination on a
charge OF larceny. He Is forty-eight
years old. and lives at 2S3 Lenox avenue
He entered the employ of the firm last
March. and soon after that Supt. School
house began to miss fine pieces of tap
estry and silk lambrequins The firm
could get no trace of the thief. and
the police were notified.
Detective SerEt. Wade, OF the Central
Office, was assigned ON the case and
soon had reason TO suspect Hutchinson.
when the tloorwalker went to lunch
vest"rdly the detective followed. Hutch
inson went to Silks pawn shop, on Third
avenue. between Thirteenth and Four
tsenth streets. and was caught In the
act Of pawning two elegant lnmbre
qu'ns.
Hutchinson denied having ever taken
any, goods, but later broke down and
confessed.
Pawuhrokcr Silk said Hutchinson had
been coming to his place on an average
of three times u week,
The prisoner Is married and has two
children. Heretofore he has borne an
excellent reputation. When he was ar
raigued this morning his nincteen-year
old daughter, who Is exceedingly pretty.
rushed up to her father. and falling on
his shoulder. began to weep hysterically
The girl Is cashier in an uptown store,
She left court. saying She would get bail
for her father. His steallngs are said
to amount TO about $500
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the temperature rcached VI degrees.
Weather Brewer Elias Is. Dunn, at the
Equitable building this morning. de
clared that to-day would be n "scorcher
and that there was no prospect OF cooler
weather to afford New Workers breath
ing spell for several days to come.
"A most remarkable occurrence in
weather conditions" said Mr.. Dunn this
morning. rs that in all the eastern sec
ton of the country west of the Missis-
sippi River and as far south as the Gull
of Mexico the temperature at s O'Clock
this morning was almost uniformly Is
degrees. only in few instances were
conditions found to the contrary.
Il have never known the temperature
so uniformly even all over the United
States"
At o'clock this morning the mer-
curry in Mr.. Dunn's thermometer re.
corded 70 degrees. and at
o'clock the thermometer had crawled
up points. An hour later SO degrees
was the record. with every indication
that the mercury would climb up high
er than 1t has on any June % in the
knowledge of the Weather Bureau Of
iicials.
The hottest June % Of which the fore
caster has knowledge occurred in 1883.
and then the mercury indicated 81 de-
grees. mark easily to be reached be-
fore to-day was over, Mr.. Dunn
thought.
New York at o'clock was next to the
hottest place In the country. Philadel-
phla leading the van, with her the
mometer recording 50 degrees. Accord
Ing to the official weather indications. II
was from five to six points warmer here
today than anywhere in the Middle
Stat es yesterday.
The only section OF the country where
storms were prevailing to-day was over
the extreme northern part of the New
England States. There severe electrical
Disturbances were reported, but they ap
parently have had but little effect in re-
ducing the temperature.
The prospect for tomorrow Is that II
Will be warmer. possibly, than the high
est mark reached to-day.
The temperature at o'clock in vari
Gus parts OF the country was as follows
Louis, Cincinnati. Jacksonville. Cairo
Memphis, New Orleans, Montgomery
Jupiter, Key West. Wilmington. Hat
teras, Baltimore. indianapolis, all rs de,
grees.
The weather Is slightly cooler west OF
the Mississippi. The coolest spot Is at
Roseburg. ore, where 1t registered ear
ly this morning As degrees
The first case of prostration by heat
reported to-day was that of Ferdinart
Grohman, thirty years old, of iOl Eas,
Seventieth street. He, was taken i'll ir
front OF his home, and was taken to the
Presbyterian Hospital.
While at work at 1877 Elm street a
l&0.i6 & o'clock THIS morning Edward Wal
street. accidentally cut vein in his left
arm. He was on the way to a doctors
when he was overcome by the heat in
front of l2l Grand street. and was then
taken to st. Vircent's Hospital.
At 1920 F. NJ. Gene +. McDermott
thirty-two. of 67 Avenue ID, a patrol.
man attached to the Union Market sta
Court Of Special Sessions, In the Tombs
building. He was removed in an am
bulance to the Chambers Street Hospi-
tul
The evening world., 1894-06-22
ANTI-OPTION PASSES.
The Bill Goes Through by Vote of
$50 to SO.


WASHINGTON, June 22.-The House
was called to order by Mr.. Bailey Oem.,
Tex) again to-day, and Immediately
after the transaction of some routine
business the Anti-Optlon bill was taken
up in Committee of the Whole. Mr.. Liv-
ingston (Ga) In the chair.
Mr.. Aldrich Rep., I'D offered the first
amendment inserting flour" In the list
Of agricultural products affected by the
bill.
The amendment of Mr.. Aldrich was
adopted on division. 90 to 80.
An amendment offered by Representa-
tive c. w. Stone, of Pennsylvania, ex-
empted thirty-day options from the pro-
visions of the bill. On a viva-voce vote
the amendment seemed to be carried,
and there was great excitement. Mr.
Hatch declaring that 1t killed the bill.
on a vote taken by tellers, the amend
ment was lost on a tia 92 to 80.
The House adopted the Cox amend
ment. exempting sales for future deliv-
cry from the operations of the bill
whenever the seller Is the bona-tide
owner of the property to be delivered.
The Anti-Option bill was passed by q
vote of l50 to Sc.
The evening world., 1894-06-22
GLEN ISLAND IS OPEN.
Visitors Find the Popular Resort
ON the sound Fnircr Thnn Ever.

Glen Island opened yesterday, and
crowds boarded the steamers from New
York and Brooklyn for a sail up the
East River and the Sound, Two con-
certs are given daily there by the Old
Guard Band of sixty pieces. To the
many attractions that Glen Island al
ready possesses has been added this year
n museum OF natural history, including
ii rare whaling exhibit and objects Of In
terest from the South Sea Islands and
the west coast of Africa. There are also
the aquarium and menaEerie, complete
in every detail. There also have been
added some very fine birds from the
tropics Ramponi's Military Orchestra
viii, give concerts daily.
Klein Deutschland" lying on the hill
and surrounded by great trees and
shrubbery. looks as picturesque as ever
and there one may sit and listen TO the
Tyrolcan singers and drink and eat in
real German style. The ''Rhcnish Cas-
tie" gives one a glimpse OF scene on
the Rhine with Rhine wine at hand.
Visitors have at their disposal the dairy,
boating, steam launches, bathing. fish
ing, bowling, billiards. sc. and the only
genuine Glen Island clam-hake.