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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

-S Sm G9ulratb tpirbelte seftern
Mbenb bie Borbeafrase tuieber srobe
Staubpolfen auf. ginisen G9ulrdtben
murbe - entiebli9 = 3usemutbet bas
Serrain in tuel4em 1i9 bic betrefsnben
Sdulbduier beinben, ,als smelling COM
mittee n,oralii9 3u ionbiren. 5elbt-
peritdnolid hiillten iih Dor namenlo1sr
gntriiituns bic betreIfenben Serren In
ibre idnee,peibe Soga urb mahten Der
sefrdntten llnl9ulo in einem ldngeren
&ebeitrom 2uft. Woau baben mir benn
au4 unlere rbefniippelten S9ubensel", ,
wenn iid Der Sdulratb, uauf be1en
9dultern, bic 3utunft ber Station
rubt," fi9 bic 2enben umsiirten unb ben
Rampf eegen bic eefallenen gneel auf=
nebmen ION? Die 3umutbuns lit aller-
binss etuas fart. Man perIanst bod
nidt bab lid bic S9ulrdtbe a la Yarf=
burit mad beriibmten Muitern auf ben
rGroidbubf" einerereiren iollen! Sic
Sahe 9ebDrt gu ben Nmtsbciugnillen
beg DIRECTORS Der 6Iientli9en Siderbeit,
belien SpiirnoIe ober in bielem Bunft
on elmer tbrcniiden @eritopfung leibet
Shulrdtben susumuiben tie )ollten ben
YorbeIlitier BET ben b0rnern faHen unb
Iib In bic Soblen oes geI1minften
2alters begeben .-S haiioerbaft Mabr=
lbeinlih ein idlebter 8ib!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20
Der neue Dertra9 smiihen oen Der
Staten un6 Japan.

III nun pollfdnbis perDHentli9t. Ser
ielbe trdet bas Datum bes 22iten No-
pember "a.
Sn ieinem eriten Mrtifel perorbnet er,
bab Biirser unb untertbanen ieber BET
beiben 8ertroesmd4te bic polle Jreibeit
6aben iollen, in irgenb einem Qanbes.
tbeile Der beiben Yarteien gu reiien ober
3u tpobnen, unb 5tpar unter polIem
59ube ibrer Berion unb i4res gisen<
tbums.
Mrtitel 2 beitimmt segenleitige Grei.
beit bes 9anbels unb Der S9ifffabrt 3tpi-
l9en beiben 2dnbern.
Mrtitel 8 perorbnet, bab Mobnungen,
Iabriten, Wertitdtten u. /. m. BON 8ur.
germ ooer untertbanen iebes Der beiben
Gambler i'm @ebiete beg anberen sea9tet
uerbem iollen.
SIN pierten Nrtifel ,pirb feiteeiebt, bab
BON ben probutten iebes Der beiben
Qdnber i'm @ebiete bes onberen fein b1=
bsrer 3ou erboben tperben iol, tpie bon
benletben Mrtiteln, bic in irgenb einem
anberen fremben 2anbe berseitellt iinb.
SIM fiinften Nrtitel sefteben ii4 beibe
0dnber segenieitis binii9tli9 bes 9an.
bells bic &edte met Itbesiinitieter Natioz
mel, 5u.
Na9 Mrtifel 6 linb 8irser iebes Der
beiben Stoaten, bic i'm anberen ibren
@obnib aufsei4lasen baben, Bel ibren
&eiien ni4t 3u beldftiSen.
Mrtifel 7 bejtimmt, bab ale @egen,
itdnbe, wel9e seiebmdbie mad ben sd.
fen CT. Waiefdt bes 2ailers bon Sapan
sebra9t tperoen, eben 70 gut in Jabr.
seugen Der Ntr. Staoten bortbin &C.
bra9t ,perben biirfen, obne b6bere 36lle
ober ionftise Rofen be3ablen 3u mlNen,
ais bic in japanii@en s&ifen importir.
ten Wadren.
Rad Artitel s louen teine 35lIe, 9on,
nengeloer ober irsenb me!@e onbere Ab.
9aben BON @aaren erboben iperben, BIZ
aus BEN Gebiete bes anbersa Qanbel
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

- Ser @eneralpoftmeiiter BiKeI III
auaenj4einlt@ Der bolben Beibli9feit
ietr iuo4l oe,posen. Ct bat ndmli4
mebr Jrouen 3u poftmeiiterinnen bterter
glojIe ermannt, oils irgenb elmer ieiner
Amtsporsdneer. Ct lou wdbreno ieiner
bisberieen Amtsjeit bic lleber5eusuns
9euonnen baben, bob Grauen bic poftali.
i@en @ei9dfte nit biel mebr @emtfien-
(oftisieit nnb @ei9id erlebisen, als
Ndnner. Sebenfalls iinb iie in ber
2egeI gesen bas Yublifum piel b6fi9er,
als 2ettere. Die meiberre9tlerinnen
boben ale l1ria9e, benz @eneralpoit.
meiiier etn Oanfespotum bor3ubringen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

unb IN 69itfen beKelben importirt ,Der-
ben, ,penn bies ni9t unter gIei&en BE-
binsunsen ou& Bel Der ,aeiRbeelnaieten
Ration eei&tebt.
MrtifeI 10 nerorbnet, bob ber Rii-
ftenpertebr Der beiben 9dnber na9
ben @eieben unb Werorbnunsen Der
Der. Staaten unb Der ioponi59en Me.
9ieruns gereselt merben io[.
Na@ Mrtitel II fann irsenb elm
seriess. ober 8auffabrteii9iff eines Der
beiben 2dnbe, In Qdfen bes anberen
S9ub iu9en unb baielbf Reparaturen
nornebn1en.
Na9 Mrtitel IA fteben ale Ner-
trassre9te, bic fremben 5taaten BON
elmer Ma9t ein9erdumt jinb, aud Der
@egieruns, ben S9iffen unb l1ntertba=
men Der anberen Wtadt 3u.
Mrtifel Is bebanbelt bic Mnftelung
BON goniul @eamten tn 9dfen
Stdoten unb YIdben, tpo iolhe bon
ben @ertraesmd9ten gemiini9t tuer.
ben.
Dur9 Mrtifel Is ,perben Sanbels.
marten, 1atente unb M1ufter iebes ber
beiben 2dnber int @ebiete bes anberen
sei4abt.
Mrtifel II be3iebt iid auf bte Ner,pal.
tung amerifanii4er fieberlofun9en in
Sapan unb trifft Beitimmunsen fir
padtpertrdge BON 2dnbereien.
Dur9 Mrtifel Is tperben alle bisberis
gen 0ertrdge, bic nit bem neuen in
Wiberipru9 iteben, uioerrufen.
Na4 bemlelben Mrtifel tritt Der neue
0ertras am II. Suit 1895 in Rraft unb
1T fir IL Sabre binoeno Sebe partei
bat IL Sabre nod ieinem Snfrafttreten
bas &e4t, ben 8ertras 3u fiinoisen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20
Ser perftprbene @raf BON Qef1eps

- Ser perForbene @raf bon 2eHeps
mar ni9t nnr als Snsenieur ein auber.
eem5bnli9er Meni9. Au@ ouf aaberen
@ebieten bate ct 2etffunsen auf3u=
weiien, bic ibm 70 lei9t Niempnb na9-
mo9t. Ct mar 68 Sabre alt, als er
feline erIte @attin perlor. 9ieielbe BIN
terlieb ibm cine An3abl i9on eruo9lener
0inber. QeKeps erfreute fi4 aber tros
ieines boben Alters elmer gerabesu mum
berboren Rlifisteit unb Trii@e. Gin
iunses, bilbf96nes Mdb9en creolii9er
Abfunft Serliebte fi& In ben itattli9en
@reis unb Iieb fi9 BON ibm gum Nltar
fabren. glf frdftise unb gelunbe
Qinber entfproHen bieier gbe. Mls
2eKeps farb, adblte ietn dlteiter Sobn
81, iein iansffer aber feds Sabre.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20
: Sic ssinonafraoe bot fin infol

Die Tinan3frase bat ii9 infolse
Der aablrei@en Mnli&ten, tpel4e BON Sc.
notoren, GongreB- -Meprdientanten, Ban.
quiers u. I. M. per3apft merben, 3u einem
iol4en Qubbelmuobel entmidelt, bab gu
befiir4ten tebt bas alte Spri9uort
,Wiele Rode perberben ben Bret" merbe
ii9 au9 In bieiem Sale bewabrbeiten.
Die 1rase wirb TN gonsreb mo9en.
lang bebattirt ,perben, ba anger Der Gar.
lisle'l9en Bill tbne 3weifel nod einige
Dubenb anberer Jinan3btlls ouf Der
BiIbfd9e erl4einen msr6en. Beion.
bers mas bic 20Iuns ber Jinan5fra9e
betriift, 1T ber lesislatiue gFaitertai ten
amerltanii9er Stoatsminner ia nit
Dlebieamenten pollseitopft. Die prene
bat li9 big jest nit Nusnabme einiser
sJa9bldtter nod ni9t ein9ebenb nit ben
uerldieoenen Qldnen beidaftist, ba ia,
menn bic 10 beriibmten S9leuien
Der Jinan5bereoiamteit einmoI wieber
i'm GongreB ge6ffnet ,perben, bas publis
FUN, dbnii1 uie Bel Der 9ariHrase, bas
obnebin etpas trodene gapitel In Qiille
unb 1ule 80 foiten betommen orb.
5oweit ii9 ober einise Bldtter ouf cine
Belpre9uns bes garlisle'i9en ptanes
eingeialien baben, oeben bic Anii9ten
melt auseinanber. Sic Weinun9en BON
Yldttern ber1elben Yartei fteben fi&
biametral 9eoeniiber. go rneint Qerr
6obereom, Der belonnte .repnbIitanii9e
clearinghouse Correspondent h eiaer
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20
,franfreid,'s Krie9 nit Waoa,
QdsCdr.


Oie fran,Dil1e &ammern baben bic
BON Der Heaieruns fir ben Gries nit
Weabasascar 9eforoerten Summsu iett
betpilli9t, unb bic Sahe fann losgeben,
bod mirb man mod einisa Monate mar
ten miiIlen, ebe man BON ,pirtli6en
Rdmpfen bbrt. Dor benz Monat Mdr,,
b. 3. Dor 8eenoisuns Der Regen3eit, lit
es unm6sIi9, In oas Snnere Mabasas-
cars ein3ubrinsen, unb bic 6ransolen
baben allo poae 3eit, ii6 nit @emiitb=
li6tett auf ben 5traub gu riiiten. @enn
lie biesmal nibt big anf ben lebten @as
maIhentnopf fertis ,perben tonnen, 1T
ibnen nidt su belien.
Die Expedition, beren 2ern aus bier
BatuiQonen bes 2anbbeeres, brei Botails
lonen ber Wearine. Snfanterie unb einem
8ata;qon Matrolen befeben tuirb, 1T
benz @eneral Du9esne ibertraeen NOR.
ten. ber 5mar nod ME auf Mabasascar
9ewsien If, ii9 ober i9on aIs 2ieutenant
bel 5olferino bas Rren3 Der ghrenleaion
bolte, als Sauptmann am Gelb3uge bon
1870 tbeilnabm, nit ben 3uapen ben
b6ien 8u.Nmama perfolst bot, nit Der
Grembenleeion als Oberft in 9ontine
mar, unb bic 2anbune auf Der Sniel
Gormoia be,pertitelliete. Seit 1887 il.
er Brigade, felt benz porisen Sabre
Dipiionsgeneral. Ct 1T trob leiner 81
Sabre nod iebr riiifig, iebr bod qetpad.
len unb ion 9robe Sbattraft unb Beione
nenbeit pereinigen. Mls @eneralitabs
gbef 1T ibm Der Oberft @erpiere beige
seben tuorben, ber ii9 slei9falls in 81
Ting ausse3ei@net bat.
9anbelt es li9 au9 nur nm bic Mus.
riiitun9 BON ettua $1,000 Mann, 10
brtngt bic Sa9e in 5rantrei9 bod
etsas 2eben in bic Bube. 3undbF gilt
8, ettua 5000 Maultbiere far bic Mr-
tiuerie unb bic @eiterei-lebtere uirb
aus ie elmer S9mabron Gpabis unb
afrifanii4er Sd9er beiteben-5u bei9af-
fen, benn Gferbe f6nnen auf Wtabagas.
cor nt6t leben; ia man bebauptet iogar,
bab au9 bic Wtaultbiere ben bortigen
Snieften ni9t Stanb balten mirben,
unb bab man fi@ idIiebli@ ,perbe ge.
slpunsen ieben, glepbanten 3u benuben.
Jerner miiHen 400 fleine metollene
6ubrmerfe flr ben 9ransport bes @e.
pdds angel9offt tperben, nit benen man
In 9ontins unb i'm @uban febr quite
Grfabrungen semadt bat. llnb enblid
gilt es, se,ualtiee. 8ortebrunsen gum
5@ub Der Mrmee eesen bas Tieber 3u
treHen, unb Der preis bes gbinins lit in
Golse elmer onsebIi9en Befelluns bon
10000 un3en 6ieies Mebitaments BE.
reits seitiesen.
Dab unfere ameritani'9en Ileii4.
gonierpen 6abrifonten einen ileiner
Werbienit BON benz Rrieee einbeimier
tuerben, ldbt lf9 eriDarten.
Mte aus ben BeI9retbunsen wsaba'
gaseor's berporsebt, iperben Bic admpf'
befdnbis bersan iein tab bur9 bi&ter
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20
: Bos II Der l1nter(9ieb ,nii9en

Bos n Der 11nteri4ieb 3pif9en
eiaem erbentli9en Glubbaus unb elmer
otbentli&en Birtbi@oft, ober ~Saloon1,
lpie nox'3 Her 9o9trobenb nennt I? Do9
Seiner iont, aIs bob man i'm Ietteren Of=
feniIi4 t9ut mas n.on IN, eriferet i'm @e.
feimen bollbrin8t. Q69fens beitebt
- ber 1lnterf9ieb, 6aB mon, iuenn
nan II .GaIoon~ bic Cei9i9te iiber.
tseibt nnb n ber Beseifteruns Slider
anfammeni9Idgt nnb StlbIe iber ben
Abpfen 4nbeTer aerbri9t, ouf 0ermitte-
In1o bes @irtbs BON Der 4oIi3ei ob9e-
fGtr1 DiSb, pdbrenb in Club bic 6rennoe
II elae ee(4Io6ene Quti&e iorsen.
(Afron @ermonio.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

0os Reprdientontenbaus bat let
Der bic Railroab 9ooltns 1tll ni9t per.
porien, {onbern nit einer oniebnli9en
Me9rbeit angemommen. Das Mmenbe-
went, weI9es Der smii&enfoatlt@en
Qon6eIsfon.miiion bic gontrolle iiber.
,peiH, purbe neruorfen. Die Gilen.
babngefellf ,pel@e bte Bin natiir.
lid ou9 tn Senate bur@briiden ,perben,
perben f9 tn's 1duf&en laden.
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: Eix gtor e4ter RoGern ent3ddte

- Gix gtor e9ter 2aGern entsddte
IN letten 6onntage bie @emeinbe Der
Geniral presbpterton gbu-& in Broot-
I1n burd9 ibren munberbar melobii9en
0eiana unb bur@ ibr eipili1rtes Aus.
kten. @as bieie s&ten QoFern, S6bne
nxA 964ter Afritos, in ibres qer3ens
i1nerfem Snnern mobl lber bic iose.
nannten QaGern benfen m6sen, bic ols
4eflome fir ibren Gohesbienit iosar
eine eyDtii4e girfusporifellu ni&t per.
{&mdhen!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

.0ie Musmumps, bic llnabbdn-
aioen unb bic Reformer oller 5datti=
rnngem taben allerbinss fir bic republic
ionii&en ganbibaten 9eifimmt, aber bte
Heute eeb6rt mir unb meinen Sroban-
TN son3 allein", iaet Bob Ylatt Don
Zen Dorf. 1lnb er mlBte in Der 8bat
ben Namen zines .Bob1 taun perbie-
xen. pen1 q ni9t aud bemsemdb ban-
helm uDIIts.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

- Mus Mempbis. 9enn., ,ptrb berid-
tet, bob bic @ei4worenen in benz Smitb.
Ri@arblon 2errpille 2pn9-Gall einen
Nusipru@ ouf .ni9t i6uIoie" fir bic
beioen Nn9efla9ten abseben. Sic RIa-
gen 9esen bic anberen ansebK&en Qpn.
der wurbe fallen selonen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

lDeA4 ale II be1 amerilaxii&s1
3eli1nosa Sssbl IeatIi&tsa DiIbss Der
ne,lsH &ailsriM bon 3ubIanh Iebeasee-
txsne 4sstrast1 fNb. bot NitoIaus IL.
M Hid9t BIOS sine Cemablin senonsnen,
{eNbern eiAe1 Qoasen 6arem.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

ten iR bic Gt&eraeuuns bes 1eamten.
t6ams se9en ben @slleni&lae Der poIi.
til unb bss Gltquentbums aneebso&t.
Sa Chicago III iett eine Asitation TN
@onee. bic giptl6ienifreeeln auf bic
1oli3ei an3umenben. 9offentlt& wirb
bie 8ewe9une BON GrfoIs sefr6nt iein.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

Die einjise beuti@e 3eituns,
uel4e ieitber IN MeeSieo befonb, bie In
Der 0aabesbaupttabt eri&einenbe Ser
moAia,1 4 nit BEN 9obe TIRES 9erous.
eebers uab &ebofteurs. perm s. gp-
feia, ei1geganeen.
The evening world., 1894-10-05
DRANK GIN, NOT POISON.
Mrs. Fisscl Scnrrd Her Husband
and Hnd to Go to q HospitaI.

I'D rather be dead than endure this
life any longer" screamed handsome
Mrs Emma Fissell on the top floor OF
the tenement $50 East Sixteenth street
this morning.
She has been married only six months.
and for much Of that time her hus-
band. Irving Fissell has been out OF
work, while she supported both as a
strlpper in n cigar factory Fissell had
become used to his young wife's scold-
ing. and stolidly smoked his pipe.
"D'ye hear" I'll Kill myself" she
yelled, and rushed to II closet where
she seized bottle of colorless liquid
and swallowed half Of 1t Mt gulp.
Then she threw herself upon the floor
and rolled about in apparent convul-
sions
Fissell was scared out of his stolidity
and ran downstairs, crying out that his
wife had poisoned herself He met Po-
liCeman Henry Clarke, OF the East
Twenty-second street station, who lis
tened to his story and rang for an
ambulance.
Mrs. Fissell protested that she had
only drank some gin with the intent Of
frightening her husband She was given
an emctic. however, despite her protest.
and taken to the hospital She Will be
released this evening.
The evening world., 1894-10-05

Dalnty Patterns and CoIOr'nTs In the new
Carpets made from free MOO, or dit. CowpeT-
hHall 4 20, lOl West lab 81 =.
The evening world., 1894-10-05
BROKE INTO ANOTHER PLACE.
Boys Again Arrnigncd on the
Charge of burglary.

Charles Lehman. ten years old, OF GO
Chauncy street: Mickey Finn, eleven
years old. of 17li Fulton street. and
John Mclean, OF 1915 Atlantic avenue,
Brooklyn were charged in Gates Ave
nue. Court this morning with burglary
by Nicholas Longren, restaurant
keeper. of 1853 Fulton street. He says
they entered his place on Sept. q and
stole two insurance policies. one for
s.. 900 and the other for $1,000, and books
of Marion Council No, lbs, National
Provldent Union, and some clothing.
The clothing was found In the posses
sion OF the boys when arrested on a
warrant served 10y Detective Gray.
Lehman and Finn were arraigned In the
same court two weeks ago charged with
breaking into n grocery store and rob
bling the till They were then paroled
until oct. IS This morning the Court
committed the prisoners to await ex-
animation.
The evening world., 1894-10-05
DlSCREDIT THE LOVE STORY.
Suicide wIicoxs Friends Say He
Had No Romance.

His family and friends discredit the
theory that young Frank Armitage Will
cox the latest Central Park suicide.
killed himself because Of an infatuation
for the wife OF another. or any woman.
John Foley, jr.. the Aston House gold
pen manufacturer, for many years
close friend Of young Wilcox, says:
Prank never spoke TO me of any
love AFFAIR. and never indicated In any
way that he had a preference for any
member OF the fair sex. We were very
intimate and confidential friends. ana |
AIN sure that IL h" had had any uiialr
Of the heart he would have betrayed 1t
IN some way.
III" was Of high-strung. nervous
temperament and Inclined to be- mel
took has own lie IN n 1T OF mclancholia,
and the fact that he had under his arm
three books, each of which treated Of
a hopeless love AFFAIR. was only SIN
Dr Walter B-uSpl. to whom Wilcox
had addressed an unfinished note, was
also sure that the suicide had no AFFAIR
Of the heart.
As Tor those books" said Dr. Bcnsel.
tn" one IN which paragraphs were
marked belonged to Frank 5 mother.
and there is no evidence that he marked
tn" paragraphs a. all The fact Is
that Frank was peculiarly melancholy,
and although his physical condition was
good. I THINK ne Killed himself In 1T
of melancholy. He was 30 constituted
that II he had pain in the head ne
thought he was very, very Ill. He was
a hypOchondriac, in fact"
Referring to the story that Coroncrs'
Physician DOnlIn had opened the brain
of Wilcox, and had found II abnormally
developed in tn" nmative region, Dr.
Bensel said the skull had not been
opened at all. and That Or Donlin could
fam y "a Ia AL
opened 1t.
Dr. Donlin was not to he found.
DR.. Bensel did not know whether
WilCoX's mother had marked the love
passages in Gaines novel ur not. The
funeral will be held at the house Sun
day.
The evening world., 1894-10-05
E. o. THOMPsON,
Tailor, Ciothier and Importer,
245 Broadway,
Bet. Park Place and Hurray st. 70.
1T MAY BE A MURDER.
RaynOr slnshed In the Neck While
standing on "a Corner.


Joseph Raynor, aged twenty seven. a
brother of Patrolman Theodore Ray
nor, of the East Fifty-frst street sta
ton, was stabbed, probably fatally, last
night in a row at Fifty-fifth street and
Second avenue Two men. Henry Pet
erman, q stableman, and Carl Forkasch
have heen arrested. and the evidence
points directly to Peterman as the man
who did the cutting.
Both prisoners are employed by Carl
Weber. a butcher. at 1914 Second ave-
nue., and pleep in the basement of the
butCher-shop in front of which the
stabbing occurred.
Raynor Is in the Flower Hospital,
unconscious, with an ugly gash run
The surgeons say he Will hardly re-
cover.
Forkasch and Peterman were out
they arrived in front of the basement
where they slept. Raynor was standing
on the northeast corner.
The men; AS they roied along, oTiied
and angry words were exchanged.
Finally Raynor struck Peterman in the
face,
Lizzie Dugan, of 3ls East FortIeth
| street. was passing at the time on her
way home. She says that while the men
were engaged In a rough and tumble
fight Petermin drew knlfe ana slasheu
Raynor In the neck.
Peterman and Forkasch rushed into
the basement and locked the door be-
hind them Lizzie Dugan ran around
to the East Fifty-frst street police sta
ton and told Capt. Reilly of the AFFAIR:
An ambulance from Flower Hospital
| was summoned, and several policemen
| burst in the door of the basement and
found Peterman and Forkasch feignlng
sleep inside. on Peterman's face were
some blood spots. Both men were placed
under arrest and held without bail to
await the result of Raynor's injuries.
The evening world., 1894-10-05
Wall street Notes.

The August statement Of the Denver Rio
Grande road shows surplus after charges Of
S9i. 2t3, an incrISre Of Sl59. 1913.
There is stin a brisk borrowing demand for
some shares, New YORK Central lending at LIES a
Lea premium; Northwest and Chicago Gas, lies;
st. Paul, C., H. q, and Northern Pacific pre-
ferred, 1885; Louisville Nashville fiat to 1885.
and Atchison Rock Island. Whisky Trust and
Western Union, nat.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Southwestern reports for
the eight months ending June 80. a decrease In
gross earning Of Si6s, $685. and in operating ex-
penses of ASb go, surplus income was 1T.6 SIS.
II is said 10 be the Intention OF the Disulling 4
Cattle Feeding Company to oconomiEe by reduc-
Ing Its force OF clerks and managers 4 general
manager appointed to supervise all distillercs
| thereby saving about $500 900 per annum
Fr.ssn S' pr,sts Vi. ''P ssaS@. that a, yss:
eral manager II is evident that the
81 500 OOO bonds held in trust for rebate vouchers
by the Central Trust Company. Will I've OF the
controlling factors In scheme OF reorganization
! and that foreclosure under the 81 900. 900 bonds
controlled by two directors would be impossible
without considering the bonds held In trust
For the fourth week Of September the Tsxs,
Pacific road earned 225,N5 increase OF
1924 and for the month. 'sssssS. an increase
The import: Of ssy'sooas a, III The gor, Of New
amount marketed, tlois, us For tho core
spending week OF 1873 the Imports were 81. l5s, $50
and the amount marketed u,t64. Ss7.
For the fourth week OF September the Louis
crease OF tSLSsS and the Missouri, Kansas 4
Texas sSsiioi an increase Of As.4Sl
The earnings Of the Lacleds Gaslight Company
OF ST. Louis, for September, were Ss47s4. 81
ssainst ,Ss, Ss.0 last year
| The net eArninEa OF the Western New Yorl
a PennAylvsnlA Railroad Company for Angus
| we're tiS2lA. an Increase OF tST,Slg over IN
same month last wear,
The evening world., 1894-10-05

HALF MILE Niagara River frontage; IA 90
cpled for dockage. JOHN +. HABEkS .,
400 Main ST., Buhalo.
WIDOW oilers hotel and rcA1-house; 10 rOrIls;
8 acres. ~ 900. ID. HOLLROOK, Port J,rv.s,
n. Y.
The evening world., 1894-10-05
THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER s 1894
RAILWAY STOCKS ARE FIRM.
Speculation in the Industrials In
clined to Be Feverish.
The Market Opens Strong, but n
Reaction Follows.

After n strong opening the bull trad
ers manifested disposition to take
profits ana II reaclio ensued. The deal
ings were quite moderate In the usually
active specialties like Sugar, Chicago
Gas and Whlskey, while many OF the
railroad stocks were practically neg
ItCted.
The fact that quotations from London
cam" higher contributed to the strength
OF the market at the opening.
American sugar rose !, - - 5-S; Amer
lean Sugar pref u.s.. to 81 -; BurIing-
I? g. -, Manhattan. -; to 10 -, New
o IS. Union Pacific. i-2, to u Is. V estern
Union. 5-s. to 8 IA: Atchlson, 3-s. to 6;
Northwest. G-S, to l03 3-S, Chicago Gas
3-S, TO "A Ia. and General Electric, 3-S,
to IS rs
p. Subsequently Chicago Gas fell to 70 H.
Sugar % So is, Rock Island to So 81 and
burlington to I3.
Money l per cent. on cali and 2 l-2 a
OF sterling exchange were advanced to
49, ana i.SS. The market was firm, ow-
ing to continued scarcity of bills
4.S6. and sight at 4,SG "a 4S7.
Bar silver I'm London rose to 90 Id
per ounce. Commercial bar here sold
up to 60 ~. Handy Il Hartman will ship
10000 ounces OF silver on the Lucania,
sailing tomorrow.
Speculation continued strong for the
railway list and feverish for the indus
trials. Sugar and Chicago Gas huctuated
frequently. but within a comparatively
narrow range.
The alleged settlement Of the differ
enc"s between the Chicago and Univer-
sal Gas Companies has had less effect
on Chicago Gas Trust stock than an
ticipated. but the short interest has not
yet been covered, and II may be that
the bulls are simply hiding their time
preparatory to giving the bears another
twist
Stocks were strong during the greater
part OF the afternoon. and further ad-
vances were recorded. the Grangers
having been particularly prominent on
account of purchases to cover short con-
tracts. Near the close there was re-
action Of is. to IL per cent. but the
undertone was firm
The evening world., 1894-10-05
FIGHTING OVER A MILLION.
ii. W. +. Steinway Seeks to break
an Alleged Trust Under IL VIII.


The trial of an action brought by
Henry w. T. Steinway against william
Steinway and twenty-six others was
begun before Justice Ingraham, of the
Supreme Court, to-day. The suit is the
result of paragraph in the will of the
late G. r. Theodore Steinway, an uncle
of the plaintiff. who died March 70,
1899.
Upon the death Of the latter 1t was
found that he had created trust of
1000 shares of the stock of Steinway &
Sons, plano manufacturers, for the chill
dren of his sisters. Wiheimina, Candi-
dus and Doretta Zieger The trust
was to run until 1904
The. plaintiff alleges that there was,
therefore, suspension of the power of
alienation of more than two lives. on
that ground the suit is brought.
The defendants allege that the plain
tin has no cause of action. They say
that he has already received his share
OF the estate, and that, further, he
subscribed for his share OF $500 900 OF
new stock in the Company, when the
ar trustees of the will did the same
when the capital stock was increased,
and that at that time he signed re-
lease for all claims against the estate.
The litigation involves over a million
dollars. The case is still on trial.