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The evening world., 1894-07-14
" all Street Notes.

Tho Treasury Department examination o. the
Assay once accounts has letg practically cUla.
psret and the work @: melting silver can he
res-saet Gu Agads!
For the iourth week Of June sevspty-.uur rrsds
e.rEed 5, y, us2. oerTeIs. az 81 5i7.Uie: for
the rontE l23 roads earned y9j Oss, 56I a De-
-reAso o! 50 05s sg7 for the arst week Of July
forty-,wo rNAds carmel is,Astis. a decrease u
tS,c - for the stu mouthS ending June 80 70,
ros i2?d $40 ass decrease OF Sal, Sl6 on.
a.d Tor the hye EGntEE ending May 81 seventy.
ss roads earned 1itJ,75s2 ti, decreas. Of sS2-
$50 $40
HsdsIasea. I,k.!hener Co shipped :: 900
1gaccS Of silver 10 Europe on the steamship
Lamp.E.a to-day
Tive Imports q specie 81 the por; OF New York
'gr ;he wees we're S2o. 40. u which 81 07G was
gold AID I3 g, slve- For the corresponding
week u 1898 the imports we're q O0i;3s.
The Imports. exclusive Of specie at the pert
q NsE YORK Tor the week we're S. Is5 $50 NJ
which 8. p6g2i was dry-gaoLs and 81, sos Sli
general merchandise. For the correspondence
week q 1898 the imports we're s. 23' $50. ~ which
o, SO sG Vas dry goods and 'isSl,6 3S general
merchandise
Gardner NJ Lane. OF Lee, HiEginson 4 Co, of
Boston. has been elected a director OF the Louis.
VILE 4 Nashville Railroad Company.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
BOY HELD FOR BURGLARY.
Mrs. suRarman Says He Visited Her
Apartments -Four Times.

A little boy was arraigned before
Justice Simms, In Essex Market Court
to-day. He was Moses Belosky. ten
years old. OF Hester street. Mrs. An
ME Sugarman. OF 12+ East Broadway.
accuses him OF burglary. She testified
that she found him In her apartments
making up a bundle OF her wearing APP
pare.
She also alleges that she recognized
Moses as the lad who had entered her
apartments on three previous occ, sions.
Once, she said, he stole a coffe-pot.
valued at 81.
When did you wash your face last.
bov?' asked Justice Simms.
II never. washed me face" was his
answer. Me mudder washes me-"
You had better be very careful" said
the Justice. You have enough dirt on
your face to grow potatoes: What have
you got TO say about stealing this wo.
mans cofre-pot?"
II didn't steal it. Another boy gave
II to me-"
Now. Mr.. D'etz" said Justice Simms
II want you to tcke this boy to the
Gerry Stciety's office and give him q
good washing. He needs 1t badly"
The boy was held for trial
The evening world., 1894-07-14
TRIED TO KILL HIMSELF.
Goldstein Dependent Because He
Couldn't Collect Money,

Couldn't Collect Money.
Samuel Goldstein, of AS Watkins street.
Brooklyn. was charged with attempting
suicide in the Gates avenue Court this
morning. Yesterday he entered the
Liberty avenue police station and told
Sergt. Roony that he had been without
food for several days. He explained that
he had been a bartender in the employ
OF Mr.. Rapport, at Stone and Bake
avenues, who had refused to nav him
Sergt. Roony was dis!nclined to believe
In Goldstefn's abject poverty, inasmuch
as he was handsomely dressed and had
an air OF prosperity about him. His
clothes were of excellent texture and of
the latest style. He wore patent -leather
shoes and a neat straw hat. When the
Sergeant suggested the discrepancy be-
tween his appearance and his story, Gold
stein replied that he understood this, but
he was penniiess.
81 have not touched penny for
weeks" said he Rapport owes me over
$3.50 which ! cannot collect. When ]
asked for money he kicked and punched
me. If I can't get redress III kill my
self"
Thereupon Goldstein pulled an old re-
volver out of his pocket and pointed It
at his head. Doormsn Gibbons made a
jump for the man, ana soon disarmed
him. He was locked up to allow his
temper to cool down bit and this morn
ing was arraigned before Justice Goet-
ting, who lectured him and allowed him
10 go,
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HIS FUNERAL ON MONDAY.
Body of Justice Connolly Arrives
at His Late Home.

The body OF Justice r. Z. Connolly.
who died al Bolton Trout Lake, n. Y. on
Friday, was received at his late home on
Central avenue and Hart street, Brook
lyn, last night. The funeral has been
So, for Monday ut 10 o'clock, when a
solemn high mass OF requiem win be
sung in the Church OF st. John the Bap-
list on Willoughby avenue, near Lewis
II is now known that Justice Connolly
died very suddenly on Friday. He was
taking a walk with his friend Tony
Wahls. when he suddenly became inco.
h.rent and sat down by the side Of
the road. Within i've minutes he was
dead, ,,,,
The court attaches this morning held
a meeting and passed resolutions OF re-
spect and coincidence. The interrnent
viii be in Holy Cross Cemetery.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
TO SUE HER M0THER.IN Law
Mrs. Meisner Wants 800. 900 for the
Loss OF Ver Husbands Affections.

Henry Melsnar. tr., a CARPENTER. thIr-
ty-eight years old, Of $50 East Eighty
first street. whose father is n wealthy
builder, was in the Harlem Police 'ourt
this morning ordered TO ray So per week
to the support OF his wife. He Is over
six feet tall, and she charged that h,
repeatedly beat and drove her from the
house.
Meisner denied asssulting his wife and
claimed that she spent most Vi her time
curling her hair nst cad OF attending
to her household duties. Mrs Meisner
through Lawyer Wagner, will bring suit
in the Common Pleas Court for SIS OV
damages against her mother-in.law for
having alienatcd the affections OF her
husband.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
ROBBED ON THE STREET.
James Butler, n hoy. Held on Mil
Iers Complaint.

James Butler. eighteen years old, Of
10 Albany street, newsboy, was ar
raigned in the Tombs Court this morn
ing on the charge OF highway robbery.
Ernest Miller, thirty seven years old,
.arm hand. but who says he has no
home, while walking through Greenwich
street at midnight, was suddenly seized
from behind and thrown to the ground
Then his pockets were rined of 40 cents,
all the money he had.
Policeman Dorsey, of the Church
street station, heard Millers cries, and
pursued man and u boy. He arrested
Butler, but the latters companion got
away. Butler was therefore committed
to the care OF the Gerry Society, who
will investigate his case. Miller was
sent TO the House OF Detention.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
WANTS HIS $40 BACK.
Jersey City Furniture Dealer Sued
by His Collector.

George b. Watson, a furniture deal
ar at 03 Montgomery street. Jersey City,
vas nrraigned In the First Criminal
Court there this morning before Justice
Potts. charged with unlawfully retain
'ng and converting to his own use $40
Belonging to Charles Soldier, Of Newark.
Watson does business on the install
'nent plan: A few weeks ago he en-
ragged Seidler to collect for him, and
"equired him to deposit so as security.
After more mature elaboration. Seid-
,er decided that he did not care to work
or Mr. Watson. He went back to
he latter's store and asked for the $40
Watson declined to give 1t up. and
lnally Seidler had recourse to the law
o regain his money.
In court this morning Otto Krause,
'ounsel for Mr.. Watson. said that his
'lient. II guilty at all. was only guilty
Y breach Of contract. and that Soldier
hould seek redress through the civil
'ourts. Justice Potts reserved decision
until Wednesday next.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
MAY Be MRS. GRAY.
Possible Identification of Yest-r-
days TrOIley-Car Victim.

Motorman Charles Mclaughlin. OF 3oos
Third avenue. whose car ran over and
killed an aged woman at Lincoln ave-
nue. and One Hundred and Thirty
third street yesterday was held in
Morrisania Court to-day. To await the
action OF the Coroner Conductor VIM.
lam Kay was discharged
Mclaughlin said he had stopped his
car TO allow the woman TO cross the
track. She did SO. but just as he had
started again she stepped back IN
front Of his car IL escape northhOund
car on the other track, and he was UNI
able 10 prevent the fatality.
An unknown man and woman called
on Police-CHpt Cresdon this morning
and said that from the printed descrip-
ton they thought the woman was Mrs,
Catherine Gray, OF GIL East one Hun
drrd and Fifty-iIrst street who is miss
ing from her home. The Captain sent
them TO the MorgUe.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
MRS. WORMSTEAD MAY DIE.
Penned in a Close Carriage in nm
Exciting Runaway.

SPRING LAKE. July IA runaway
accident occurred here late yesterday
afternoon, and as a result Mrs. Martha
Wormstead. OF Denver. Col, who Is Wis
iting here. is lying at the point OF death
Mrs. Wormstea was out driving he
hind two fiery horses The animals he
came frightened ana ran away. The
coachman was thrown from his seat and
out of danger.
The coach. closed one was upset and
wre"Le 81 pni Mrs. wcrinStead who was
alone inside. was hea'v injured. TIVE
t"~ee 'aroe bones Of her lower lir'hs
were broken in two ola res e"rh The
'eft arm Was broken and = fracture OF
the frontal hone OF the skull and in
the injuries.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
SLEEPLESSNESS,

Ataxia, Melancholia, and kindred all
ments, whether resulting from over anx-
isty, overwork or study, or from un-
natural habits or eIccsses, are treated
as speciality, with great success, by tho
STAFF Of Specialist, attached TO the Invar
lids Hotel and Surgical Institute a
Buffalo, N. Y. Personal examinations
successfully treated OF distance.
SnIIaSk A new and wondss>
AD dMA. fully successful treat
ment has been discovered for Asthms
and Hay Fever, which can DO sent BY
Mail or Express. 1t is not simply pallf
alive but a radical cure.
For pamphlets, question blanks, refer
ences and particulars, in relation TO any
Of the above mentioned diseases, address,
with ten cents in stamps, Worlds Dispea-
sary Medical Association, Buffalo, N Z
The evening world., 1894-07-14
SUES FOR BOND INTEREST.
Harvey Fisk 4 sons Want &I4,2SO
FROM the r.. and r. II. n. X.

Harvey Fisk Sons, bankers and brok-
ers. have brought suit IN the United
States Circuit Court to-day against tho
Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad
Company to recover sl4.?50 interest due
on bonds Of the Evansville and Richmond
Railroad Company. OF Indiana.
1t is charee' that the bonds were is
sued bv the Evansville and Richmond
Railroad Company and subsequently,
bought and re-sold. and the interest
guaranteed by the Evansville and Terre
Hiute Railroad Company.
on March l. 1894. the Evansville and
Richmond Company detaulted on the in
terssr due on the bonds. The Evansville
and T"rre Haute Company was appealei
10 under It's guarantee, but refused TO
nav,
The evening world., 1894-07-14
ROBBED COUNTESS D'AUxY.
Arrest OF Messenger Duane, Who
Fled with Her $500.

John Duane was remanded In the JEFF
fereon Mark Court to-day on the charge
OF stealing 5000 from Vesta Dora Hast
ings. the Countess D'Auxy. May 20 OF
last year.
The Countess was stopping at the
gave Duane, who was her messenger,
500 10 deliver TO Edward ". Meyer, OF
Is New street. and 500 to John G. Moore.
OF 80 Broadway.
Duane Skipped with the money. Next
day the Countess secured warrant.
bat he could not be found Now no one
seems TO know where the Countess Is.
Duane was arrested last night by De-
tective Sheridan. of the Central Once.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
SAID TO BE A WIFE.BEATER
Mrs. Vaughn Badly Hurt, ana Her
Husband Indicted.

Martin Vaughn, OF SsS South Third
street. Brooklyn. was arraigned before
Judge Moore in the Court Of Sessions
this morning, and pleaded not guilty
to an indictment for assault In the Sec
ond degree. He was remanded for trial.
Vaughn was indicted on the charge
OF beating his wife, Annie. Mrs.
vaughn, 1t Is said, has practically sup
ported Vaughn for two years.
she was treated by her husband re-
ported the case to District Attorney
hidgway.. II Is alleged that Vaughn
recently knocked his wife down and
then kicked her about the room.
4, She is said to be In a critical condi-
The evening world., 1894-07-14
BROOKLYN GIRL DROWNED.
Miss Julia Geisbach Seised will
Cramps While Bathing.

RED BANK, N. j., July H-The first
drowning accident of the season here oc.
CURED last evening. Miss Julia Gels,
bach. Of Brooklyn, was the victim. She
was q guest at the Newman Springs
Hotel.
About 8 o'clock she went to the river
10 take bath, and had not been In the
water long before she was seized with
cramps and sank The body was recov-
cred.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
JERSEY STATE CAMP.
Opened To-day with the Second
Brigade ON the GrOunds,

SEA GIRT. N. j., July A.-The en-
'ampment of the Second Brigade OF the
View Jersey State Guard opened this
fternoon. and Is to continue for one
week. 1t will be known as Camp werts
his year. and Gen. William ]. Sewell
3 acting as Post Commander.
The troops began to arrive last night.
II is expected that the whole brigade
will be comforta bly, located before sun
own. The brigade is composed OF the
Third, Sixth and Seventh regiments
Essex Troop. from Newark, and the
Tstlins Gun Company. of Camden.
Gov. Werts and stan have their head
quarters on the grounds. The first
dress parade Will take place this even
ing. and 1t is expected that this will
he witnessed by large number OF
visitors from the surrounding Summer
resorts.
At noon. when Gov Werts and Gen.
Sewel declared the camp formally
opened. the weather was fearfully hot.
A salute of seventeen guns was fired.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
DECIDE NOT TO STRIKE.
essex Trades Council Condemn
Pullman md Prats~s pebs.

NEWARK. N. j.. July 1.-THE Essex
Trades Council. governing 5000 men.
held meeting last night. which con-
tinued until an early hour this morning.
At the close It was decided not to strike,
m obedience to General Master Work
man Sovereign's request.
They passed resolutions condemning
George NJ. Pullman and praising Presi-
dent Debs, OF the A. r. L. In the reso-
lutions was a clause for Congress to
Investigate the Chicago strike troubles
and to make a law governing all strikes
for the Se% JerssS esa,nre 70 maRa
an amendment to the Constitution Of
the State. that all strikes should be
settled by arbitration. At the meeting
thirty unions were represented.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
REFUSED TO PAY FOR A DRINK
Dunn In the Hospital and Saloon
Keeper Arrested as a Result.

Bernard Smith. saloon-keeper. Of 60
second avenue. Brooklyn was arrested
this morning on complaint of John
Dunn. Of 81 Fifth aven e. who accuses
hin, OF assault Dunn called for drink
at the saloon shortly after midnight,
for which he refused to pay.
Smith 10 alleged to have grabbed q
club and struck Dunn on the head with
It, tndictinG several ugly scalp wounds.
Dunn retaliated by beating the saloon.
Keeper on the head With the Srowler."
the wrist with a cheese knife. Ambu-
lance Surgeon Jacobson removed Dunn
70 the Seney Hospital for treatment ana
Smith was locked up.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
TRIED THE FlRE.CRACKERS.
This Time Young HagEerty May
Lose One of His Eyes.

HILLSDALE. n. j., July li.-Luther
ten-year-old son OF Rev. Theodore
Haggerty, pastor Of the Methodist Church
In this town. placed some fire crackers
In a large spool last night. and while
lighting them there was premature
explosion. The spool struck young Has-
gsrty In the eye, and he may lose the
sight Of that onto.
Young HaEgerty was Just recovering
from severe burns which he received on
Iuly by the premature explosion OF
cannon
The evening world., 1894-07-14

For all kinds of headache
and al, other conditions result
ing from constipation go BY
the hook on Beecham'> pills.
Book free, pills a5c At drug
stores or write to b + ALLEN
Co, sos Canal ST. New ,nYork.
The evening world., 1894-07-14

During the last hour OF business there
was more or less realizing by the
traders and the general list reacted is
to l per cent LaCkawanna, however.
jumped 5-S. to 1874 the demand having
develooNd thesfsct thst there was little
stock for snle under that figure.
Minneapolis & st. Louis shares
dropped 3 u + per cent. rumors having
been current that the Company Is find
ing II diflcUlt to raise the funds de-
inanded by the Rock Island In settle
ment of the accounts between the two
co-Doratinns.
The sales OF listed stocks were 30 800
shares. In the unlisted department
1900 shares OF Sugar und 200 Lead were
traded in.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
TO CARE FOR MISS HOWE.

Court Takes Action in the Case of
~ INSANE Woman.
Miss Celestine Howe. of Brooklyn, has
been appointed committee OF the person
Of her sister, Sarah Cushman Howe, by
the Supreme Court. The Brooklyn
Trust Company Is made the committee
Of her estate.
Sarah Cushman Howe Is q member OF
q well-known Brooklyn family. She was
declared insane at Monticello q few
weeks ago. She Is unmarried, and has
lived In Sullivan County for several
years.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
Got in While Frank Was Out.

while Man Franz. a cigar dealer. OF III Fiat
push avenue Brooklyn was standing outside his
s'o's shortly after midnight enjoying the breeze
Ems thisi snelked into hts store AMI stole $50
~ money, ave sold rings aud a chain. to which
=" attached q 1910 gold piece
The evening world., 1894-07-14

RucKAwAY BEACH. l.. l.. July H-There
sAs much excitement this morning among the
yacht owners and boatmen In the basin at Elders
sock, this place. by q Ore breaking out on the
Ftssman sprsgue. naphtha oyster dredgeT. The
sredser. which was Of ATTY horse power, was
hsrnsd to the waters edge, resulting In . loss
q about 80 0Go. Some OF the yachts moored In
ne basin narrowly escaped destruction.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
Resused 10 nay the Beer.

James Msckin. e. 1875 PAvons avenue, Jersey
City. the leader et the J.rasy avenue lFidss sans
was held for trial by Justice Potts to-dA. charged
with ssAHulting John Wade, a boAtmSn LAT
riGht Wsds vas walking over the Jersey avenue
bridge on his way TO his boat when he w. at
tAcked by AtCkln aud his friends because ne ~.
fused them beer money.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
Forest Fire Near Barn-uat.

pARNEGAr ~ J.. July IA n.rce ere has
been burning N the woods bAek Of this place since
yss;erisy, aad ALREADY murh damage has been
done. Several small frame buildings and a lsrye
arsa 81 bogs have been destroyed.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
Death of an Unknown Man.

An unknown man Was found unconscious gu the
road neNr Homestead. ~ J, last night He WAS
removed to Christs Hospital. Jersey CITY. where
he ded. 1t is supposed that alcoholism caused his
death, County Physician Converse 10 making an
investigation
The evening world., 1894-07-14
JUST STEPPED IN.
Mate Harkins Thought He Was Co
ing Aboard and Went Overheard.

Fred Harkins. first mate OF the steam
snip Cedarbrand. lying at Plerrepont
stores, Brooklyn. fell overheard from
.eWelrs wharf early this morning, and
nut for the prompt assistance OF several
Eatchmen he would have drowned.
harkins said re supposed he was going
aDoard his vessel when he stepped into
me river He was locked up on 4
charge of intoxication.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
Two Fatally Rur, at Crossing.


i"N N'Nos'-''' ''es~'
CHICAGO, July N.-N tho Atlantic avenue
crossing u the Wisconsin Central Railroad last
n Oh, Hc'msn Apso'inr and rs wife were fatally
Injured white driving across the tracks An en-
g.ns struck thsiT cSrrigSr tarJNIHg q against q
post q the crossing gates,
The evening world., 1894-07-14
BETTER FEEuNG IN STOCK
News from the Strike Centre
Causes an Advance.
Just Before the Close a Slight Re
action Set In.

The Improvement in the strike situa-
ton was again reflected at the Stock
Exchange this morning. There was a
general advance of IA to . 3-s per cent.
on comparatively light offerings. The
buying was mainly to cover short con
tracts.
American Sugar rose - to 80 rs;
Louisville and Nashville is, to - is
Chicago Gas ia. to Il -: Rock Island
IL. to 81 5-s; Distillers' |. to 23 is.
Louisville. New Albany and Chicago i-o,
to I SusCuehanna and Western l-2. TO
II "a; omaha IL. to 36 i2; burlington
and Quincy 3-s. TO T5 S-s; General Elec.-
tric 3-S. TO 81 rs: Northern Pacific pref.
SIS. to II a.. United states Cordage 3-s.
to ~ 3-S and Kansas and Texas b-s, to
IL 5-S. Pullman Jumped S-s. 10 i6l.
For the first week of July the Atchison
system earned s3l5.736, decrease of
SAT 76J.
Money per cent. on call Foreign ex.
change dull at 4ST a 4.H Ia for bankers
go lay bills and ass "A ass IA for demand.
Commercial bar silver sold at g. Mex
team dollars declined TO 30 S-a
TS~ N,o1 s'N'e0n,' "r'-" "h'""'' -
receipts OF currency from the interior,
shows q gain IL j., SO6.b5p IT. slrni -
serve. which now stands at T5, Ae.a7o
against u deficiency of - 269 100 at this
time est year. Leval tenders Increased
s.. 42S 200 Will. specie fell OF My 1885, 900
Loans were contracted l,I23. 500.
The following are the comparative fig
ures:
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brooklyn ureyities,

'As RihEs County Elevated Railroad in brook
sv.n aii open the new extension from houtSuk
s''aas 70 the city line on Monday.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
THE ARTISTS MODEL.

TIE mn I1sI o MUDEL
artist. The model and the woman
painter do not get along we'll together.
well-known model in this city will
tell the readers of the Sunday World
about the inhumanity Of women who
paint. 1t will interest the public as well
as artists.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
WOMEN WHO POSE.
What An Artists Model Says OF
Women Painters.

Models who pose for artists have their
likes and dislikes Just as VIC all have.
One Of their dislikes is the woman
The evening world., 1894-07-14
BR00KLYN'S WATER TANGLE.
Believed that the s75O,OOO Appro
printion Will Be Endorsed.

Alderman Clark, Of Brooklyn. stated
this morning that he believed the Water
and Drainage Committee. of which he
Is a member. will unanimously approve
tho report appropriating $4,000 to be
Used In increasing the water supply of
the city. at to-night's meeting.
The matter will then come up before
the meeting Monday for the approval OF
Z majority Of the Board.
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Hello Wanted Male.

WANTED About dny hrst-clGss sNltekIAsn o.
yard trsiUmeu fOr cat Of town3 good wages; an
ply all day and sunday after A. NJ. to Charles
Dodge, United states Hotel billiard Room, sees
ner Fulton aud Pearl sts., New York. ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-26
ANTES MORIR.

Y. van scisi. -. Arer cayo pa
ra no levantarse jamas en- el insonda
BILE abisr de 10 de. conocido, el mas
hondo de todos los misterios, donde
muere to@a esperanto y sobre el que
fota un mundo de pensamientos que
conservar, espl~ndoroso, Ell recuerdo
de los sobrevivientes uno mas de los
ob'eros prActicos del progreso mate
rial de Puerto-Rico.
Y a Federico. 10 han precedido y a
cortos intefvalos uno del otro, este
de aquel sucesiva mente Nicolas. Jo-
sc Maria Francisco Pablo y Mariana
agricultores de l. hermosa bajura que
cual immense circo romano, bordan
csc lonadas ceramics, siempre yer
des y que Sc pierden en- las nubes
bsjo un cielo diafano y azul; llanurs
en- que serpentean abundantes rios
por entire una extensa selva de cafias
de sz1car
La Iucha por la Xxi ten>ia mien
tras Sc desarrollo fa6i', esFontan a,
creyente, sin recelos nj inquitudes,