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The evening world., 1894-06-25
AN ALEXANDER VICTIM.
Mrs. Steinhnrt Gets n Search War
rant In Long Island City.

LONG ISLAND CITY. l.. l., June 25-
Mrs. Lena Steinhart, of So East Tenth
street, New York, applied to Judge Duffy
in the Long Island City Police Court
this morning for search warrant to
search the house "a Charles street, New
York.
Mrs. Steinhart is the woman who had
John V. Alexander, who had a real es-
tate office in West Fourteenth street,
New York, arrested for securing 81 ,262
worth Of furniture from her under false
pretense. Mrs. Stenhart accused Alex.
ander, who Is to be sentenced in New
York tomorrow for grand larceny, of
removing the furniture from n storage
warehouse, where he said he would keep
It,
In court to day Mrs Steinhart says she
has secured information that the furni-
ture is at the Charles street house. and
the Judge granted her the warrant.
After the New York authorities get
through with Alexander he will be
turned over TO the Queens County au-
thorities. where he obtained the furni-
ture. and will have to stand trial.
The evening world., 1894-06-25
ERIE BONDS MAY BE ISSUED.
The Motion to Stop the $4,000, 900
scheme Is Denied.

A deciGion denying the motion made
BY counsel for Joseph j. Emery. to re-
strain the Reorganization Committee of
the Erie Railroad from issuing $40, OvO, Goa
of bonds. as proposed, was handed down
by Justice ingraham, IN the Superior
Court, to-day.
The Justice states that the Courts CT
Equity are ablr To protect the Interest S
of the minority stockholders, and that
he does not think an Injunction should
be Issued 10 prevent great majority OF
the ST stockholders from carrying out GER
tain plans unless II Is shown clearly
that the interests Of the minority stock
holders are jeoparlized.
The evening world., 1894-06-25
GOLD BOTH WAYS.


Barring, Magoun & Co. and Lazard
Treres will each ship 100000 gold on the
steamship Hayel, sailing tomorrow.
The steamship La Blurgogne, from
Havre, brought 10000 francs god coin
70 itoskter' Wood & 90. this morning,
The gold T. BE- shipped tomorrow by
l.aZarl FrCres was furnished by the
Fourth National Bank.
Handy * fiarman will ship 10000
ounce of silver, NCsslage, Colgate e.
CO., 5000 ounces, and Zimmerman 4
Forshay, 1900 ounces and 5000 MeNlCan
dollars. on the steamship Havel, which
sails for Europe Tomorrow.
Up TO O'Clock Atty of the associated
banks had paid into the Sub-Treasury
sj,St!,0O In gold on account OF the ST.
OOo.Oo0 exported last week.
The evening world., 1894-06-25
MuilIEnn Pleads Not Guilty

Everett J, MuIlsNn MAS nrrAlsuci before Judge
MARITIME In Part l., General sessions. to-day.
There arc sh iaalc.m-r's against him for Tor.
gcy IN the second desrce Mu!Igan Was em'
poyrd by r. c RRthboue 4 SON insurance
Hgrnts at lS7 Broadway He has confessed TO en-
berEiEg I25 900 " his cmployr's money. They
say Muliss1 stole al least $50 r.l lie was ar.
rested IN MOntcair, \. j., about week ago, and
has since becu IN the romhs lie pleaded not
guilty Ani Vas Tenaadei los trial
The evening world., 1894-06-25
YACHTSMEN HELD FOR TRIAL.
Members of the Sen Cliff Club
Charged with Mischief

LONG ISLAND CITY, June 25.-sam-
uel c. Perrie, Gustave Zimmerman. John
Bader, Joseph Martin and Israel Lewis,
all members of the Sea Cliff Yacht Club,
were held in $500 before County Judge
Garretson, iH the Queens County Court,
to-day to answer indictments Of mali
cious mischief.
The Indictments were found on COM
plant of William NJ Tully, of Sea CHI.
maiiciously destroyed a boathouse on the
shore Mt Sea Cliff belonging to him. The
Cliff Yacht Club claimed to control the
water front there.
The evening world., 1894-06-25
1T WAS NOT A PROPER PLACE.
4 Very Peculiar Club" Raided by
the Police.

Mrs. Jennie Weldon, arrested as the al
legged proprietor of the Livingston
Club" at 1893 Livingston street. Brook
lyn, Saturday night, was held in $500
bail in the Adams Street Police Court,
this morning, for examination on a
charge of keeping disorderly house.
The other persons in the house when
the police raided it were discharged.
The building is handsome brownstone
structure. opposite the rear of a big Full
ton street dry-soods establishment.
Detective James X. Smith, of the
Central Office, was detailed few days
ago to investigate the business carried
on His report indicated that it was not
proper place.
The evening world., 1894-06-25
TWO DEMOCRATS GO OUT.
Then Schieren Appoints Republi
cans in Their Places.

Mayor Schieren. of Brooklyn. this
morning appointed two Republicans as
Assessors in place Of two Democrats,
whose terms of office have expired.
Edward II. Schleuter. real estate
agent, of the. Fourteenth Ward, was ap-
pointed to succeed Assessor Joseph Smith.
Henry Bristow. of 400 Sixth avenue,
was appointed in place Of James Davis.
Mr. Brstow is in the sewing-ma chine
business. The salary Of Assessor Is
$1,000 a year.
The evening world., 1894-06-25
UHL Mann CAN'T Be FOUND.
Bank-Muddle Inquisitors Think
He Is Hiding.
His Brother Says He Is in Town,
but He Isn't Visible.

Lawyers Guggenheimer, Cntermyer
and Marshall, of counsel to the Madi-
son Square Bank receivers, are making
every effort to serve Simon Uhlmann
with n subpoena.
They want him to explain to Referee
William G. Choate, in the suit of the
Madison Square Bank receivers against
Hugh j. Grant, receiver OF the ST.
Nicholas Bank. how he came to open
an account ut the Hanover National
Bank on the morning OF Aug. o. 1893.
and how he drew some 81, 100 from the
funds OF the Madison square Bank that
very day, when the Madison square
Bank went into Insolvency.
simon thlmann Is brother OF Fred
erick uhImann. former director OF the
defunct Madison Squart Bank f'reder-
ick thlmann is accused of drawing
$4,000 from the funds of the bank when
he was fully cogn2ant of its real con-
dition. He has already appeared before
Referee Choate, when Lawyer Inter
myer put him through searching ex-
animation concerning his own and his
Square Bank.
Simon uhlmann has thus far failed to
appear. and plaintiff's lawyers declare
that he is trying to evade service.
That is piece of gratuitous infor-
nation said Frederick tlhmann this
| morning. MY brother has only just
returned to town. He has been away or
business connected with the firm OF
which we are partners. He will proba
bly, be at his office to-day. He has not
tried nor will he try to evade service OF
any subpoena.
"As to the suit itself, we have nothing
/ to hide and nothing TO fear. 1t looks as
II certain people are trying to advertise
! themselves. Perhaps. they are tryint
/ to float the sale Of another patent nos
! trum. and find II necessary to keep them
selves in the public eye"
| At the office of plaintiffs lawyer 4
was said that clerk had visited Simoi
/ I'hlmann's house, 10 East Sixty-thirc
( street, to serve n subpoena, and tina
the maid who opened the door had told
the clerk that her master was not t.
The evening world., 1894-06-25
hoy Accidentally shot.

White Herman nrcokwiE. tAlrty-two years ola
Of ]3) East Twenry-scCond street, was examining
revolver at 1889 Lexington avenue. TODAY n
was accidentally discharged. The bullet struck
Paul Husic.l, fgrcl years old. of 23l East Sew
cnty -n..h street, Ia the neck inAicuEs a severe
vpgnd HUsdcll taken To the harlem Hos
pttal. BrookwI2 was arrested by AZ 80. .'- u,
The East one Hundred and Sixth street police
station
The evening world., 1894-06-25
PRUNING THE CITY BUDGET.
A Quarter of n Million Less for Ed
ucatiOn Than Asked For.

The Brooklyn Board of Estimate re-
sumed the work this morning of cut
ting down the city budget for 1895.
The Health Department was allowed
$l75, 900, instead of S2O3. $50 asked for.
The Fire Department was allowed
81, 1873, $50. They asked for 81 lGl $50.
The evening world., 1894-06-25
Sultnn Abdul hyiE Mnrrics.


ny Associated Prcss)
TANGIER, June 25.-Su!;an Ahdul Azla
has been married to the daughter Of Ma
lai Ershil an uncle OF the late Sultan
Aluley Hassan.
The evening world., 1894-06-25
HORNS AlL-NIGHT LICENSE.

Decision Reserved by the Board OF
Excise.
The hearing on the application Of An
drew Horn, OF 10 Park Row. for an all
night license came UP this morning be-
fore the Board of Excise.
Andrew Horn testified that an all-night
license at his place was n public neces-
sity
James j. Murphy, President OF Typo
graphical Union No. 6, corroborated the
testimony given by Mr. Horn.
Christopher Moran, an engineer, Of 10
Spruce street stated that there are
hundreds of people in the vicinity of
Horns place who work all night.
Last week n petition asking for this
license, signed by sixty men. was pre-
sentei
The Board reserved decision.
The evening world., 1894-06-25
STABBED TWO WOMEN.
John BOYD Was EnraEed WheI
Asked to Pay His Board.

John Boyd, of 1852 Wallabout street.
was held in the Lee Avenue Court, Will
iamsburg. to-day on two charges OF as
sault with dangerous weapon.
Boyd boards with Bridget Lee and her
daughter Mary. both of whom are old
women. When they asked him 10 pay
his board on Saturday night he became
enraged, and drawing a knife, stabbed
them both in the head.
Their screams brought Policeman Lott
to the house. Had he not come as ne
did they would probably have been
killed. They were in court to-day.
The evening world., 1894-06-25
Chnd swallowed Carbolic Acid.

Clarence Hornhy, three years old, Of 1872 Eas,
For'y-e.Ehth street swalowcd quantity of car.
bulc acid this noon, lie lies In a critical conll-
ton In Flower Hospital,
The evening world., 1894-06-25

For entertaining gossip OF the
turf, the ball field and the ring
rend the O'Clock Edition and the
Sporting Extra of The Evening
World.
The evening world., 1894-06-25
Supposed Ia lie from Elizabeth.


PHIIAgELPHlA June s5.-James Kane, age
thlrty-ciilt years supposed to be from Elizabeth
y j. was found dead In the cook house OF tbs
Atlantic hN Works this morning The cause u
death is pnSnown.
The evening world., 1894-06-25
Help Wantec-MaIe Ie.

TAILORs wANTED--Coat, wa!stcoat trouser-
makers and hushelmen. non-union men; free
sitting room; to so To wort Tuesday morning.
Apply TO Andrew J. Connck, go 5th ave
wANTED-l.unchnan for saloon who understands
cooking soups and stews. Metropolis. Clinton
place.
The evening world., 1894-06-25
Denies Kate Bradford Is Found.

Charles Bradford. OF COS Bedford avenue. Will
iamsburg told an Evening World reporter to-
day that he story that his wife Kate Bradford.
had been arrested in Los Angeles. Cal. and
that he had received word OF It was the yeriest
hos
The evening world., 1894-06-25
Mining stocks.

The following are the closing quota
tions OF mining stocks at the Consoli-
dated Exchange to-day:
The evening world., 1894-06-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC TOR TODAY.

es. - 20 sun sets. ...7. "a Moon rises. II. 81
HIGH WATER TODAY.
The evening world., 1894-06-25

You Icnd The Evening wOrld"
DO ybu read the sunday worldt
The evening world., 1894-06-25

liieo .Pernl mbuc
TO SAIL TOMORROW.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

mout u the Democratic party and in.
tention 10 act with the popullsis. is the
fret confirmation Of the reports current
ior some time o. 10 tho intention Of
souihein Damocraiic Congrotsmen To-
become populisis and as such Il has
excited much Interest and everybody
seems anxious 10 know how many will
follow Mr. Denaon's Iced. IN Mr.. Dem
sons case 10 IL considered largely a caso
of -sli pro.eryntion. ne ai the election Of
w be- received only about $50 more
votes than his populisi competitor ne
BE- satisfied that The Congressman
sIrsied by hIs district this year uIll h. a
ropuiist. aud be- 10 perfectly willing TO-
Do che man.
senator George has introduced u loint
resolution providing Tor en- amendment
1the Consultation. making eight hour.
constitute q legul day. work for lll per.
slnl doing manual labor
Many people wcrc surprised when tue
ttp beaorfHllr members u The Senate
investigating comm .iier ified 10 prevent
ihe feoponins OF lice sugir trust in,cs.
tigaiion, ia investigate tHe new charge
THAT orders iof iho pupLate oi sugar
unst stock written by Senator Camden
Of Wet NIaina, whu sNou that ho
never bought sugar sto,A, are iu the
persecution of Nes Yors bfoters ai-1
inai senator Camden did 40, promptly
demnud that ihr ncN oinrse ~ thor
o1ghy looked into.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

Word reaches TRr Tiurs from almost
every quarter u the farming districts
that the ground squirrels srr inrfsasins
at such = rate that their numlefsarr is.
coming alarming ana threaten lhe dc
struction Of crops Of all kinds. Already
numerous farmers hayc let their gr,in
aud corn crops from ihe t-,agas of those
P,sis. aud the question oi destroying and
Kidding the county Of them IL aaall
important one. A bounty should o.
PLACED on the head, Of these pesis by
the county by al means. mud converted
action taken By our farmers 10 nnd somc
plan 10 extefminaio them. Tie Terri.
tory would undoubtedly meet The counry
hall way and pay half Of any reasonable
bounty that might he given. and 10 be-
hooyss our citizens to push the matter
nj once.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

priscs Iisthe biggest goii mine prob
ably uncovered boz the country baiors
the ad,yn, Of ihe "trusr idea
Itmay boa question. therefore ior
phlunmropists and lalor rci'rmen to
consider whether Mr. rulnan in view
Of the extraordinary profits be- ani bio
oompsny were sccumulaunf voc or
vas bot morally bound t1 sHarc more
generously with bic men boz ihs elect Of
the bard Times. iia believes Boo pnier-
nalisic methods. and hn. put Them in
operation 40 DIE works tl degree not
eluhllei anyvhcu rl'e Iu America.
What rould be- mots boz cons1nano with
this policy Than 90 -1ch t.uo ndip
bi,l lnioihe surplus ofituuopomiie
in che single pieyioaf yr,r and Keep up
the aafe. Of ampioyea who arc so cirr.
folly hun.ei and uiherere looked alter
o. s1 many dcpemlrn'rnt rdlimm7 o.
maf noi De- true in other ,asy.. but DO b.
csonlIr rua of su,h a system of paicr
naAm thu s.se reduction. ruunoi DO
Iu-uf-I boz ihe hcs of.uch profit. b.,
tlr rn'Iman aampani exists
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

Lemous'.e mA.i,sSl llice OF the
lonon BE- accofiIn7 the Peoples
Friend, one ~ thrboi % .airst drinks
iornny pcnson. ahcihfn health orno'.
liissuIiahlr ior vi ,pach iiiear
es,eilsui boo sictnss vases 81 iiuu-
dice. gravel liver coua plui. innim nation
of the ioacls. ant NJ. ~ itiea specihr
against Norms api ON complaints.
The rippIu' crashed %, beu.ei siih
vaier anil sugar and iahn as a drink.
lemon Juice IL the B aniiecmbutic
remedy known. Il ftrnly cures this
disease, but preysntsbi sailors make
daily use Of IL for ihisfifpose Iaiyisc
every one - rub thcil ms with lemon
juice to koep Thorn la healthy coudl.
ton. The hands and'nals are aleu- Eehi
clean, white, soft Az supple b. III,
daily use u lemon infi.h Of soap. Il
also prevents chilblaih. Lemon d. uset
In intermittent lev, p. in,ed " ih siions
hot, BLACK coiiee, what sugar. Ncu
nlsia, Il is said, mayn cured by rub
bling the part affected VIII a cat lemon
II h valuable also 10 iuic warts, !
will remove dsndun, b. rubbing thl
roots Of the hair with d It, uscs or
manifold, aud the nioi We employ /
internally and eSicumli The better ",
shall Ind ourselves. Adoctoi In ROM
l. trying IL eSperimcntaly la malaria
tcycra With great sugoss, aud think
that II will in time supersedc qgininr
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

Thus Aiier,leelarlng dividend on the
Tlock Of ) per cont The company had lsh
surplus In iseS large enough TO have
sAffanted an extra dividend Of over 10
per cent. and in 1892 /. could have lie.
clarsd an extra dividend offs per cent
above the per cent a,tually divided
Ever since 1879 this company has paid
aAsidands OF from 3 to elt per cent, aud
rare has been the year iu which IL has
not carries. large sum TO the snrplu.
account, which Ia the main has not
been Invested In the plant Of the com.
psny, and IL presumably available in
Large part Tor division among the stock.
holdsrs-an aggregate sum to date Of
some 81 600 or within il2.OOO,oo
81 the entire amount d capital Invested
in the stock. Nc. Pullaan personally
ysy seallhy men, aid to be worth
t2o,OO0,O0o.
This isa very remarkable showing OF
profits nom manufacturing iniusty.
L. parallel Tor richness ia hardly to be
na1 in The country outside of the 50.
ND one or two other combina.
~, be- found ansng the
sksl, the ordinary
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27
iran

rays the Washington ~. Co Star Of
the 10Th utah will come into tho
union better equipped Tor the purpose
ola State than a good maiy Of the Com.
monveallhs that arr already member.
Of the proud GALAXY aid Charlie, 81
Taylor Of Salt Lake At WILLARD ihis
morning. "she has mow pcpalutlon
than either Delaware or North Dakota.
and there arr more people within hei
borders than are contained in The uhol,
Of Wyoming. Idaho and Neyada put To.
geiher Il viii doubtless b. surprising
20 learn that nearly N,Op children 90.
tend tho publlc schools in Utah. Al.
psser Ving tina, should command 10.
snect Tor ulah Il the percentage of he
church-golnK population. In New YORK
state, acooidlng TO the most reliable
census returns, ~ per cent Of the people /
10 to church in Utah, 90 per cent Of me
population do ihe samr thing. II, MIN.
'rsl output lasl year va. ebout 1000. I
40 and ,h's yesr !, sill h. more. shile
IA ~-slanitnsal -At,4l ,........L...,...i...i..
teresis are increasing 10 even greater
ratio isdS ,hSarxsianmenlolli N. nincs.
Ons n Al, sua uuu oaoiil uivA ......i.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27
ciii oRDRyCES.

iur the year 1874 f1the purpose Of
supplying the inhahitAtp 81 toalyille
CIV with water for i0'sf ion and other
rhe City Council eI1loalyille civ
7 orinins
/ srcnoS T. That There Is hereby
levied Tor the year 1874 tho following
acreage laN upon all req property in sai1
city, benefited M, OF lrriypteI lso,n
we nHln diicli 90 canal llndingand RUM
ing ltom Chalk crrrk 10 and tbrouvl
snid city iur the purpoE ofmalntnininy
AMI repairing said ditch mr. canal and
the branches thereof, Of iurnlsbing
the oWncrs aud occupluil. f.aiI r,ai mn.
perty With water iOr ithvation man.
uiacturing and other hyuotrini nurno.es
hat h To say
Upon all real property not suryeved
and plated into city lot, lbe snn N
one dollar fl .00l pef Hrfel unou ,,eh
lot Que hundred aud twenty IbOi .ouara
rpila In area the sum oi Cd, dolla5 anJ
MY cents ltlboli upon cach lol In area
sixty square rods or more, aud les thnn
one hundred and twenty .a, sonare
rods, the sun NJ one dollar Al Ool and
upon each fractional Tot, "a area lss.
than sixty 800 square ris, the snm oi
seyeniy'h3o cents.
See, q Tho Treasurer oi sail oi,y
shall b. the collector ofall taxes. IeyieI
uniler section One OF this Ordnance mi
the said taxes 20 levied shall bL,,oilert,d
hy the said treasurer in Tho sam.
manner aud shall become dad navaIle
aud delinquent No the same tlI. ssa1
other city taxes, under the lnvl nf Ii,nb
Territory, and the orllnanccsl oi said
city.
See, o. An ordinances aud k,rts oi
ordinances In conflict horeNtth are
hereby repealed.
Altest
W. q. FisurR, Recorder
Per NJ horgNsi Deputy
An ordinance amending sub A.islon
one OF section SCOT the revised ordIII,nces
otCoalville City, providing Tor am Al yaags
laN Tor Irrigation purposes.
The City Council Of Combinations
urdains that subdivision one of seI,i,n
~ Of the revised ordinances of Cn.V IN
city be amended hy adding al th,land
Of said sub'liyision the following M
Provided nm acreage tax mad a.
levied and collected in lien oi sniJ
whenever the CITY Connril mn, Jvn,
said acreage tax just. u
Attest
w. q, fisuER. Recopier
Ter NJ. ilorGiNs, Deputy.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

Philadelphia r,oss with Utah On
The nar anybody that would attempt 10
Die this country would rec more slnrs
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27
PuLLNAN,s REAL pRoFrS.

his employees will remain Is a subject Of
some public Inquiry and discussion,
Closely bs.slng on this point is the
financial eonrrAiou Of tho rullmsn COM
ps<,l,s operations Tor the last two
full "a wears ending July si.t resulted
- follows
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

|I1HniAins with sugar. Yes. -lr, The
people Of Utah are - obcdient to the
laws Of the country ~ the memlers II
any Commonwealth In the Union, aud
statehood will only further Increase
their ambition to continue their Journey
alsns ,be path Of progress. With oven
more vigorous strides"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27

tisdu'tion' ia valuations. Appropriations
sd nthsf uusinsss
The County Court met o. % noafd of
Equalization W July aOth and 2l,t. A
gruat many petitions Tor rohaio aud r..
ductIon Of taxes we're before ,he court
aud large number Of reduction. In val.
ualion. were nude, amounting In total
10 about .5lG.
An appropriation Of vs. wa. made to
Sarah L. Gibbons ior land Tor rad and
bridge purposes.
Taxes u Thomas Gibbons, IT,, to the
amount oiid were rrmltind
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-07-27
Right Arm Paralyzedl
Saved from st. Vitus Dance.

"Our daughter, Blanche. now m.
teen years VI aye, had bceu terribly
afflicted With nervousness, and had
lost the entire use Of her right arm.
We feared 81. Nitus dance, aud tried
the best physicians, with no benefit.
she has taken three bottles Of Dr.
Miles Neryiue aud has gained 81
pounds. Her nervousness aud symp.
toms u 81. Nitus dance arc entirely
rome, she attcuda school regularly,
and has recovered complete use "
hcf arm, her appetite Ia splendid"
mn L.--I- 49,