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Wall street Notes.

It is stated at the once OF Joseph Walker q
Sons that Mr.. Joseph Walker, IT.. will return
from the West to- morrow and that upon his reurn
proceedings will be Instituted In the courts 10 es
abish the standing OF the ticket elected by the
Toledo Ann Arbor and North Michigan stock
holders Protective Association at Toledo last Fri
day evening.
A Boston despatch says the Union Pacific drec-
tors have made two changes in tho bosrd-C, T.
Peabody, President OF American Loan and Trust
Company, takes the place OF ii, ii, Cock. and
Gordon Dexter that Of his father. T. q, Dexter.
Judge orosseup. who rendered judgment against
the Whisky Trust In the action OF the Cots
chalk Company for Bile. has granted stay
Of thirty days. during which the defendants may
take an appeal on nlins bond for $4,000
rhs annual report Of the Union Pacific for 1898
shoWs total income Of sil. 100. 0S0 and total tx-
penditurss OF SIS 1856. s2l. There was q dencit Of
h Spb stl against surplus OF s20sp 1871 In 1899.
The largest decrease In groas earnings was upon
the Colorado lines owing to the silver crisis.
and upon the Kansas lines: owing to the failure
Of the wheat crop and the general prosratior
Of business
Chicago Adyiees state that Attorney Genera
Moionsy says he will sue out an injunction To-
strainink the treasurer OF the Chicago GsE com
panisa from ssading money to Philad,phia Il
pay disidends on stock.
Ths AteAisoa General ReorganiE.iioa s:emn,ltts'
mitlss had An ikforml dlscussioa and u.nsAs,s.
subject % the call " the cAatFAaA
The evening world., 1894-04-25
EX-PRlEST GAINS TIME.
Cnse of f. NJ. Perhacs Adjourned
for One Week.

Emile NJ. Perhaes. the ex-priest. Of
81 South Portland avenue. arrested
a week ago on the charge of stealing Sc
cents in marked coin from the trousers
OF a decoy at DIR. Sheppard's fashiona-
BILE Turkish bath establishment. 81
Columbia Heights. was arraigned again
before Justice Walsh in the Adams
Street Police Court this mornig. Per-
hacs. who was accompanied by Edward
II. Walsh, also an ex-priest. and his
bondsman. obtained a weeks adjourn
ment in which to have the case trans
ferred to the Court of Sessions. Per-
hacs Is out on $500 bail.
Perhacs and Walsh conduct the ser
vices at the Reformed Catholic Church
on Cumberland street.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
GIRL SHOT BY A PRIEST.
Killed on Her Why to Work in
Cincinnati.
(By Associated Press.)

CINCINNATI. o.. April 2s.-Mary
Gilmartin, a clerk employed by the
Pulvermacher Belt Company, on Syca-
more street. was shot and killed to-day
while on her way to her work. The
murderer gave the name of George
Reed, but letters found on him prove
him to be Father Dominick O'Grady, a
Catholic priest, who came from Ireland
three months ago.
Miss Gilmartin is from Sligo County,
Ireland One Of her brothers Is Faith
er NJ. s. Gilmartin. of Chicago. Miss
Gilmartin met O'Grady In Ireland.
where his attentions caused gossip.
Las, September she came to America
and had been In the city since Jan. 10.
The girl had got on street-car to go
to her work but got of again, and
O'Grady took arsenic after the muir
der. but 1t did not XIII him. He con-
fessed the crime. Among his letters
was one written by Miss Gilrhartin to
an Archbishop in ireland. exculpating
O'Grady from any wrongdoing with
her,
The evening world., 1894-04-25
COXEY CAN'T GET A THEATRE.
supt. Byrnes Has n Poor Opinaeu
of tic Movement md the Army.

OF tfc movement unu tne army
coxey has been unable to get q then.
tire for his proposed lecture ON next
Sunday evening. and 1t is probable.
therefore. that he will not lecture In
New York.
7. NJ Croft. who undertook to procure
a hall for CoXey. tried TO hire the Grand
opera House from Manager Samuel SIM
gieton and Z. e. Cockey. who representa-
the Gould estate. but these gentlemen
would not consider his offer of $500 TOR
the house.
Now that the Coxeyite Industrial
armies are coming nearer and nearer.
Superintendent OF Police Byrnes Is be-
ginning to express himself about them.
He does not. he says, think as much of
them as he does about them. ~ spa
They are a menace to the weli-beinI
Of the whole country" he said. and .
law ought to be speedily enacted NAH
ing II a crime for any such great AEEro-
cations or mobs to concentrate In any
one city. In TACT. there should be lay
prohibiting them from marching throu8n
the country at all. ~
" Such a movement In entirely uu-
American. and / dRresay that not moro
than 2 per cent. OF the people engaged
in II are natives OF the soil. They are
probably nearly all foreigners tor
tramps. and too lazy TO work."
The evening world., 1894-04-25
TWO MEN AND A WOMAN HELD
They Are Charged with Keeping
Disorderly Houses.

Ferdinand Walshofer. proprietor of
11S West Twenty-third street; Lavinia
Mitchell. colored. propretress Of
the Creighton" 1857 Broadway, and
Daniel l.. Ross, night clerk at the lat
ter place, who were arrested last
night, We're held in the Jefferson Mar
ket Court to-day, charged with keep
ing disorderly houses.
Leo Rocher. a diamond-cutter. TWEEN
ty-two years old. was committed from
the same court to the island for six
months for fighting with Detectives
Kash and Jerolamon. who had gone to
1856 West Twenty-sixth street to serve
a warrant OF r arTest t, upon n iva StfoI s,
derby house there. The woman es-
capped during the fight.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Two Small Fires.

Live Goals which dropped from kitchen stove
at 1890 o'clock this morning set hre 10 the floor
OF the nve-story dwelling house at 20 Yves: Fifty
eighth street. occupied by Andrew Saks. a
broadway clothing dealer. servant smelled
the smoke before the flames had sained hendNsy
Rnd a coachmAn turned in the alarm. Tho dam
age was S2cO
A plumbers shanty that had been placed on the
ground floor IL nre-stury brick building being
erected at 81. So and rs West Twenty second
street took fre In unknown way this
morning JOHN Bali the nIEht Waterman of the
place left his post for few minutes to get a
light for his pipe when he returned the shAnty
was In flames. An alarm which was turned in
brought Chief Croker. who sent out second
alarm The flames however were extinguishd
in ten minutes. after doing 1900 damage.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
PASSENGER AGENTS MEET.
Arranging Rates to X. Of p. and
C. e. Conventions.

C. e. Conventions.
The general passenger agents OF the
roads in the Central Traffic and Trunk
Line Associations had a session at the
commissioners office In this city to-
day. The meeting was to arrange the
programme preparatory to a general
meeting Of the presidents Of all the
roads Tomorrow.
To-day's meeting was devoted chiefly to
p re Gsi Senua Oh aes tT Hght u
August. and for the Christian Endeavor
Convention in Asbury Park in July. to
each of which the railroads are ex-
pected to carry 10000 or 10000 passen-
gers. Last year the roads cut rates and
made little or nothing out OF IT..
Tomorrow the presidents viii consid-
er the general passenger situation In
the territory Of the, two associations
Strong efforts are being made to force
the Lehigh Valley to take up Its cut
rate tickets sold to brokers. and also to
induce the Wabash to sign the agree
ment.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
CORBETT IN NO HURRY.
Dispo,e to Take His Time in
Fighting Jackson.
Dy Associst Presa)

LONDON. April 25.-The Sporting Life
to-day publishes an interview with
Champion James Corbett respecting the
offer made to him by the Olympic Club.
Corbett says he would not have under
taken European tour II his match with
Jackson had been arranged to come OF
in June. He added that there was no
doubt that the encounter would be de-
cided before December. but that he is
In no hurry.
Having real holiday. he meant to
enjoy himself while he had n chance.
He declared that 1t would be impossible
for him to box at the Olympic Club in
July owing to the heat.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
NEW WOOL EXCHANGE.
PnIntinI structure VIII Som lie
Erected for the Trade.

New York is shortly to have man.
moth new exchange.
1t is to be built for the wool trade, and
will be erected mt Beach street and
West Broadway. Plans for the structure
have been approved and ground Will
be broken In a few weeks.
The new exchange building will be
ten stories high and will be constructed
Of brick ana stone. The three lower
remainder to warehouse and wool stor'
age purposes and branches OF the trade
The scheme is backed UT. by some OF
the leading fnanciers OF the city, anc
trade.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Earthu<mke Damage In ChnIcis.

UIy Associated PTets.D
LONDON. April 25.-The correspondent
at Atalanti OF the Times visited ChalcIs.
the capital OF the northern part OF the
island OF Euboea. which was greatly
affected by the recent earthquakes. and
found that two hundred houses had been
destroyed. and that the new cathedral
was badly damaged. The lofty Vene-
tan tower In the centre OF the town
swung to and fro so violently that II
knocked down an adjoining wall. but re-
manned standing itself and sustained no
damage.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
GUILTY OF BREACH OF TRUST
Ex-Judge LanninE's Report on He
ceiver Church's Accounts.

% ORANGE. N. j.. April 2S.-Ex-Judse
Lanning. the Special Master In Chancery
who was appointed to examine the ac-
counts of Receiver Edward F. Church.
of the Trenton woollen Company. has
just made his report.
1t shows that Church mixed his per-
sonal funds with those Of the Company
and decides that Church is guilty OF a
breach of trust and entitled to no COM
pensation.
It was alleged that Receiver Church
embezzled funds belonging to the firm,
and this led to the Investigation by
Judge Lanning.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
CHECK SWINDLER ARRESTED.
Man in Custody in Boston Wanted
IN This and other Cities.

NY NsHocIAttu FTtss'I
BOSTON, Mass, April 25.-Charles w.
Henderson, twenty-six years of age,
formerly living in Maiden. was arrested
last night on the charge Of obtaining
goods in this city, New York, Jersey
CIV PHILADELPHIA and number of
other places. by means of worthless
checks. ,
rested he had five blank checks on a
Jersey City bank. FIVE on the Connect:
cut National Bank. of Bridgeport, and
seven on the Mount Vernon National
Bank, Of Boston. He has made full
confession.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
IN HONOR OF A PRELATE.
Bishop McDonnell's Installation An
niversary Celebrated.

The Pro-Cathedral on Jay street.
Brooklyn. was crowded with priests of
the diocese and Catholics from all parts
Of the city this morning. The occasion
was the celebration of the second ami
versary OF the installation Of Bishop
Mcdonnell. He was welcomed in
song by one hundred children. and
assisted In the celebration Of high mass.
At Historical Hall tonight, the Catho-
lie Historical Society Will continue the
celebration by reading Of papers and
other exercises.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
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Colds, Grip, Kidney trouble or any other
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sUPERFLUous NAH,
OIIraT 4 NINA M

A LARGE MOUTH,
POWDER MARIA
TATTOO MARKS.
FALLING HAIR
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The evening world., 1894-04-25
Simon Poey PardOned.

Simon Poey. former passenger agent Of the
Cuban Mail Steamship Company, who was sen
fenced Nov. rs. 1892. to six and one-half' years
imprisonment In Sing Sing has been pardoned
by Gov. Flower. and has returned to his home
at whitestone. L. l. James r. Ward Co..
general agents OF the line and Poey's old en-
pioyers. were among the chief petitioners for his
ma ion
The evening world., 1894-04-25
DursIar Williams Caught.

Henry Williams was held for trial by Justice
Kimmerly In Jersey city this morning. charged
with burglary. Last night the house Of J. W.
Souhey, at ESQ Wayne street, was broken into
and considerable clothing and jewelry was stolen.
Williams arrested by Detective Larkins on
bergen avenue. lie had three pa irs Of trousers
and three coats which belonged to Souhey.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
ACTOR TAYLOR ARRESTED.
Complaint of Passing n Bogus
Check to De Withdrawn.

Clarence H. Taylor. an actor living at
the Sturtevant. was charged In Jeffer-
son Market Court to-day by John T.
Fish with passing a bogus check on
him March 81 for 800. the same being
signed by III. B. johnson" and drawn
on the Mechanics and Traders Bank.
Young Taylor's father. a physician,
agreed to see that the 500 was paid
to Fish. and the Inter said he would
withdraw the complaint
The evening world., 1894-04-25
SAYS KELLEY ROBBED HER.
Picture Dealer Unnever Has the
Agent Arrested.

Solomon Kelley. an agent. has been
arrested upon a variant issued by
Judge Mccarthy. of the City Court. In
an action brought against him by Molly
B. Unnever. a picture dealer. at 1880
Park avenue.
In her complaint Miss Unnever al
leges that between July IL and Sept. 30,
1893. she gave Kelley 100 valuable pic
lures to sell. and only received n small
portion OF their value. Kelley was re-
leased in 5000 bail to-day.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
HIS PATRONS SWINDLERS.
DESTROYS of Making Two Cents,
PAMELA Lost &75.

Two men entered Vincenzo Panella's
saloon, IA Twentieth street. Brooklyn,
this morning and oered five cents for
three postal-cards. PAMELA went to
Third avenue to get them. leaving his
wife to attend to the bar.
A moment later another man entered
and called the woman outside to show
her where he intended posting some
bills. During her absence the first
caller stole SIS from the till and disap-
no
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Died at the Age of 100.

DR. NAEle Registrar OF Vital Statistics received
to-day death certificate which said Susan o'coa-
nor died Aprll 20 at 800 Henry street aged one
hundred years she was a widow and had been
nifty years In this city. Or. George A. Cherry.
Death was duo to old age.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
ON THE COACH VIVID.
A Philadelphia Party Leaves the
Waldorf mt 7.45.

The coach Vivid started from the Wal
dorf Hotel for Philadelphia at 745
O'Clock this morning. Mr.. T. 8. Stotes-
berry was the whip.
terday by train to ride back, and was
made up OF Mr. and Mrs H. s. Grove.
Miss Humphreys. Miss Williams, Miss
Paterson, Mrs. E. Ritterhouse. Mr.. ]. w
Lippincott and Mr. Irving McCallum.
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ness to testify as to the contents of the
letters she read. Plaintiffs counsel took
an exception to the ruling Of the Judge.
Hayward's wife accompanied him In
court, and as she sat beside him list
ened with marked interest to the testi-
mony Of the different witnesses. Some
OF the answers Of witnesses caused her
to glance sidelong out of the corners
OF her eyes ut her husband to notice
what effect II any the answers had on
him.
The trial is still on.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
HAS KNEBLER SKIPPED?
Employees Get an Attachment
Against His Factory.

NEWARK. N. j.. April 25.-Albert ].
Knebler. a machinist. who has carried
on large business at l25 New Jersey
Railroad avenue, Is said to have left the
city and n number OF bad debts.
This morning several of the employees
Of the factory secured an attachment
everything is heavily mortgaged. None
OF the men has been paid In several
weeks.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Charged with Stealing Pipe.

Alfred Levy. OF 1877 Putnam avenue. Brooklyn.
was held in $500 this morning In the Gates Avenue
Court on the charge OF stealing lead pipe. valued
At $500 from row OF new houses in Putnam ave-
nue. The complainant. John Mccord who is the
resident agent, also swore out a warrant for his
son John T, McCord as an accomplish OF Levy.
Young AcCord has not been srre3ted.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
BIG FAILURE IN IRELAND.
Discount Corporation Suspend'
with S2,5OO, 900 Liabilities.

tBy Associated Pre>s)
LONDON. April 25.-The Standard
this morning announces that the Dis
count Corporation OF Ireland has sus-
penSed payment. 1t adds that the trou-
bic the outcome OF the recent collapse
OF Belfast Warehouse Company.
is stated that the liabilities OF the
,poration amount to $500 900 (s2, 500 OO0).
The evening world., 1894-04-25
NJ. e. Bishops in Albany.
(By Associated Press.

IBy AssocIated Press.J
ALBANY, April 25-The remi-an meeting
Of the Board of Bishops of the Methodist Epis-
copai Church will be held here to-day. Repre-
sentatives from all parts OF the United States
will be present The designation OF bishops TO
preside over the Fall conferences will be made.
This evening public reception will be given
and Gov. Flower and others will speak.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Confesscd 10 the Theft.

Jehn A. Roe. q salesman for the Keller
Printing Company. at ios broadway. in Tombs
Police Court to-day charged James MuleAhy. Of
~ Henry street, an ex-smployes Of the Company.
with the larceny OF an automatic printing press
register, valued at SO. Muleshy admitted his
guilt and was held In $500 for the Grand Jury.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
SAYS IT'S A FAKE COMPANY.
Fyfe Has Ramsey Arrested for
swindling Him Out of $500.

Robert Fyfe. forty-hve years old. OF
1o1 Saratoga avenue. Brooklyn. was
complainant in the Tombs Police Court
this morning against Joseph Ramsey
forty-nine years old. OF Gil Ninth ave-
nue.. He says Ramsey swindled him
out of $500 in cash and $50 in notes.
Ramsey was held in 1000 for examina-
ton. Fyfe says Ramsey agreed to sell
him an interest in the New York Ad-
dressing and Mailing Company" for $3.50
He gave 5000 cash and a note for the
balance. This was on March "a. and
since then. Fyfe says. he has discovered
that the business is a fake"
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Bank President Convicted.
tBy Associated Press.D

HELENA. Mont. April 26.-Henry y. Bachei-
lor, President OF the Stock Growers National
nank. Of Miles City, was yesterday found guilty
In the United ststes Court n wIltui mssppro.
prtaton OF $40 900 OF the funds OF the bank while
lis President by loaninE Il to himself.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Harry InrneI Missing.

Harry Israel. twenty eight years DID, of ~
Eidridgo street. a merchant on the instaimsnt
plan. has been missing from his home since Mon
day afternoon. He left home to VISIT some
toners. His wife called al Police Headquarters
but did not nnd any trace OF him. He Is tenn
pernnee man. and nis wife cannot account for his
The evening world., 1894-04-25

fC;EMA,
PtNfPLEs.
DANDRUFF
FREQ KLES,
MoLES,
WARTS.
VEINS,
CYSTs,
SCARS,
FITTINGS.
WRINKLES
The evening world., 1894-04-25

Thieves with false keys this morning entered
tho houses OF Mira Annie stevsns ga Blocker
street. Brooklyn and stole clothing worth $50,
and George Bauer. OF lb3 Harrison avenue. shers
they got jewelry worth slA
The evening world., 1894-04-25
For Picking Miss Tobin's Pocket

man giving his name as Harris Tannoholz. Of
II Forsyth street. was a prisoner In the Jefferson
Market Court to-day. charged with picking the
pocket Of Miss Jennie TohIn. ot +ol East Twenty
second street yesterday and securing a pockctbook
containing u2. which found on his person
when arrested. TannohoE was remanded for ex-
animation to morrow.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
United state. TO be Represented


LONDON. April IA Berlin despatch
TO the Standard says the United States
will be fully represented at the Interna-
tional Congress OF Miners that 10 TO be
held In Berlin during Whttsuntide week
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Looking for a runaway hoy.

James Kiiiion. Of 4 Border avenue. Boston.
asked the Brooklyn police to-day to look for his
son Joseph. fourteen years old. who ran away
from homo on April l. He thinks his son came
to Brooklyn with another boy. who wrote home.
saying he was selling papers.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
VIII Not Renew Its Contract.

The Panama Railroad Company has given notice
to the Pacific NAH Steamship Company that II
will not renew It's contract with the latter which
expires on June IL ny this contract tbs Panama
Railroad Company chartered It's stsamAhips 20
ply between New York and Colon At $1,000 .
month az
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Bnnquet for the Retiring President

A banquet was given at the Metropolitan Club
last evening by the Governors of the Stock Ex-
charge to Frank X. Stursis the retiring Presl-
dent OF the Exchange, Covers were laid for
thirty eight In the red room
The evening world., 1894-04-25
coxEY MUST PAY FULL FARE.
No Reduced Rate for the Industrial
Army. r., y 49,

Gen. Coxey to-day met with his
first serious disappointment. The gem
eral passenger agents Of the railroads
in the Trunk, Line Association. at their
meeting to-day. decided not 20 make
The season," Mr.. Farmer said, that
the agents would not give special rates
sands who would probably avail them
selves OF such an opportunity 70 get 70
Washington would interiors with our
regular bpsioess." ..-.t. 20 ss,s.s Z. *
Trampa Say They Ars' Coxsy Msn-
YoNKERs. N. Y. Aprf ,s-rhirsssn tr4pps
who claimed 10 be n,mbsrs Of coxsys army was
arrested by ne poiies iast nisht On -fhs ea.f<s
a vasraney. THIS naoFlins the prsonofs 4<<~
arrsignsd before Jadgs Doaohns ard - 49,
! pEenisins q lssss ietn ~srs diasaess.a'
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Funeral of Charles PhiIo.

The funeral OF Charles Philo. Il we'll
known compositor, who died Monday.
will take place tomorrow at 2 r. NJ. at
No. l9l Cornelia street. Brooklyn. Mr..
phi!o was an active member Of Typo
graphical Union No 6. and was much
respected by all its members. lie was
forty-seven years old. His death was
due to heart disease.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Jerry Simpson Better

my Associated PresS)
WASHINGTON, April 25.-The condi-
ton of Representative Jerry Simpson is
reported to be improved to-day.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Former st. Louis Capitalist Dead.

SAN DIEGO. CAL. April 25.-Joseph W. Glenn
ents a capitalist and ranchmsn who came here
seven years ago from st. Louis. died Yesterday
after q short illness. He belonged to prominent
family in 81. LouLA
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Mining stocks.


The following are the closing quota
Ion. of mining stocks at the Consoli-
dated Exchange to day:
MD Ahkef Rid Asked
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Consressman schermerhorn.
by Associated PressD


SCHENECTADY, n. Y. April 25.-consressman
Simon J. schermerhorn Is somewhat better to-day.
although his condition Is still considered danger
The evening world., 1894-04-25
TROOPS VS.. ii
COxEYITES,
CONTINUED from First n10e)

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have been ordered to seize the train a
its arrival there. H. 7s axe
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