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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
10 CENTS TO COMFY ISLAND.
For This President Norton May lie
Guilty Of Contempt Of Court.

Justice Bartlett, VI tie supreme Court
proonlyu. this morning issued al order
directing President Benjamin =. Nor
ton, OF the Atlantic Avenue Railroad
Company, TO show cause shy he should
rot be punished for contempt of Court.
The order 10 returnaNle tomorrow,
on Tuesday Justice Bartlett continue.
az Injunction restraining. the AtGntLc
Avenue and West End PaHyoGu from
charging iesa than II cents fare l2'
= Manager u. p, Eeynolds, Of the Pros
met Park a.d Concy !s.gnG p .!fos,G'
All r. g, Hodgskln, OF Ge". GeorEe ":
Wlnrate'g Law Office, MAKE aHina wa "
Vest End Rsilioal sold tc'.@'s 90
Coney island fo- ~ cente. -,.,..,. ,.-,
ThG afliGavlya, show that yicHe,' ,, ere
Irnirnyliie 70 Tnney TsTlE. ftf b cent?.
Il is alai:aed that tHil is v'1iat!o" O.
the lnjurcrio1. --.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
HELLO TWO BURGLARS 1t BAY.
Actor Williams Stands Guard with
q Revolver at the Door.
One Thief, Who Had Broken Into .
House, Caught.

Charles Msgnus, about forty years
old. who claims to live on Spencer
street, Brooklyn. was erreigned in the
Gates Avenue Police Court this morning
or the charge OF burglary.
Yesterday afternoon Magnus and an
unknown pal entered the house of Mr..
william n. Nostrend. at 1854 Greene
avenue, 10y breaking open the iron gate
and basement door while the family
were absent in the country.
The well-known actor and theatrical
manager. Harry Will.ams. lives next
door to the Eostrendo. About 2. NJ.
he WAS aroused by q noise In the next
house. ard al once telephoned Police
Headquarters. In turn the Ralph avenue
station was notified, and Capt. Dunn.
with four policemen. hurried around to
the place.
on the stoop OF the Nostrand house
they found Harry Williams mounting ,I tn
that the burglars had attempted to come
out. but that he had forced them back
by threatening 70 shoot them. Just
household screamed from the. window
that the burglars were escaping over
the back fence.
Policeman stony ran around through
street, where he caught sight OF two
men making good time towards Reid
avenue. lie gave chase ard managed
70 capture Magnus as he attempted to
board Reid avenue car. The other
man escaped.
In the stat!on-house n superb diamond
sunburst and a valuable watch were
found In Msgnus's possession. He
claimed that they were his property.
but rs they are no. n keeping with
his appearance tney will be held until
In court Masnus waived examination
and was held for the Grand Jury. He
refused to give any hint rs to who
his partner was. The police think tina
he IL an old offender and professional
burglar. AZ a Jimmy ana other tools
were found In the house.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
WALTER DAMROSCH is HOME.
Engaged Tenor Aivary and soprano
sacher While Abroad.

Walter Damgosch was passenger from
Southampton on the Spree, which ar
rived early this morning. He appeared
to he higl!y pleased with the result OF
his trip, which was entirely satisfactory.
He has engaged Herr Alvhry. the great
WaGrerian tenor, and frau Rosa Sucher.
II wGs arranged that the Italian opera
season should Legin Nov ! ana the Ger
man Feb. /. This arrangement was
deemei necessary owing 10 the engage
fnents OF FRAU Sucheg.
MIR. Da,nrJsch VII leave Tor Augusta
his evening to meet lis family.
Soprano Sucler'S rr Z sgeIneIt was made
only through the hearty and kind CO.
operation OF Count Hochberg. IntendHnt
Cf III" Royal opera. Berlin, who visited
the Kaiser ana obtained his permission
to allow the grtat star 10 visit America.
In London Mr. nanrosch met Mr. MaU-
rice Grlg.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
NOT IN MATRIMONIAL WAYS.
Story OF Explorer William Aston
Chambers Enlargement Denied,

1t has been whispered in club circles
during the past few days that William
Astor Chanier, the African explorer.
who recently sailed for Europe with the
intention o. spending some months at
Carlsbad, Germany, would on his return
TO this country wed ! daughter of Cor
neliIs Vanderbilt.
At the Office Of Mir. Chambers brother.
Lawyer Lewis Stuyvcgant Clauler, ii
paS said this .norniIg that there was
absolutely no truth IN this report So
FAR ~ the friends and relptives Of Ir.
WILLIAM AstJr chanler know lie has laid
country Q. o. the other side, ana So
FER PC the existence OF a briic-elect is
concerned. and t. member of the Van
derbilt family in the bargain, the story
est foundation
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
JEALOUSY, NOT REVENGE.
ucLnren Nor Yet Arrested for MUIR
dering Jennie knittIe.

Thomas McLaren, who shot and killed
Jennie Knittle. with whom he had been
living for fourteen years. In Hoboken
Yesterday, Is still at large. The body of
the murdered woman will be buried by
the city unless claimed by her friends.
Jealousy is now thought to be the
motive for the murder, and not revenge,
because sh' N"1 had him arrested for
bigamy us stated.
NcLaren found his rcputed wife in
other mems company some time ago
end slapped her face. He was after
wards discarded by his real wife and
asked his victim to return to him, which
she refused to do.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
SUIT OVER DEsBROs;Es SLIP.
The City Endeavoring TO Recover
Possession.
Corporation Counsel Clark Also Asks
for 100000 Damages.

Corporation Counsel William H. cleri,
has brought suit Ia the United States
Circuit Court on behalf Of the Mayor,
Aldermen and Commona!ty o. the City
OF New York against the Pennsylvania
Railroad CvmpAay and the United New
Jersey Railroad and Canal Company, TO
recover immediate possession of the land
on the. waterfront and the Land under
water between pier old 80 END pier old
90" North River The citv also asi.-
for 100000 damages for the retention
OF the property by the defendants.
The property referred to Ia embra GEO.
IN the Deshrosses street ferry piers and
slip.
The Railroad Company claim title as
landlords, and also a certain private In
terest which the Corporation Counsel
nolds operates against the rights OF the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
THEIR TRIAL ADJOURNED.
Williams Not Able TO Appear
Against Three Policemen.

Policemen Chappell and Peudergrast.
OF the West Thirty-seventh street sta
ton. and Policeman Kent of the West
Thirtleth street station. were placed on
trial before Commissioner Martin to-day.
They are charged with being concerned
In the shooting of Ernest Williams. a
young negro. Oh June "a
Williams was found at | o'clock In the
nloraing at Twenty seventh street ami
Sixth avenue, VITA bullet wound In his
right thigh He said that some police
N IN had shot him. The charges against
the three officers grew out OF the AFFAIR.
When the case was called to-day q meg
senger from Bellevue Hospital said that
Williams was still unable to leave the
pace. So the case was adjourned FOR
two wees
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
jEWELLER TOBIAS ROBBED.
enE-ChicNes Extract SaiaabIek
from Under His SOFAS Pillow.

=. l.. Tobias. Il j"welter. at III De-
iancey street, has been made the victim
II T. par Of sleek sneak thieves. On
Tuesday night Two young men. giving
their names as Seldel. and saying they
we're brothers. euTa yed q room 1t To-
bass house. Tncy tool: u room, EGree-
ing To bay ,i2 Il month. mis- morning,
about o'clock. tAey quietly left tie
huaa., taxing SlSI IN moncy and so
worth u jewe!"y. heslGes soma valuable
papers.
m, yaIua Ulvr we're taken from under
ia, pillow o. Mr. !uuius's aoH. David.
WHO occupied the Lexp room to the
mon. one OF ,nr thieves Is Gescrlbe,. IL.
being .ali AID heavy set, Wnlls hi5 COM
put Ia The hands % TIE police.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
NEW BRIDGE BORINGS.
Rock Bottom Found mt Irregular
Depths In the River.

The engineers. who began boring yes
terday for locations for tine piers OF the
New York and New Jersey Bridge, are
continuing their work to-day, sinking
their drills here and there at various
spots on the river bottom, in the riddle
and along h~th shores. between Fifty
ninth and Sixty-ninth streets.
Treasurer Swan. OF the Company. says
that this preliminary work will be en-
tireiy finished by Saturday evening and
the Company prepared to make on MoE-
day & complete statement Of the, confor-
ma rlon of the river bottom within those
ten blocks.
Rock bottom. upon which the piers
must rest. Is being struck at depths Va
rylng from $50 to $50 feet, showing thai
the rock base of the river bottom Is Just
about as irregular as that OF Manhattan
Island.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
COMPLAINS OF The POLICE.
WhdcnberS'a store H"bb'd sh
Times Mithta Year.

j. Wnlenbers. cigar manufactured.
Of 20 Mercer street, called at Police
Headquarters TO-DAY to Lodge u COIN
plant against tn, police q the Mercer
street station Tor alleged neglect Of
duty. As Surt. E.Enss was out he
will cali again tomorrow.
WiideRbeygs plsca has been tvolIen
in;9 six tine within |e.r Tne
morning lust AFTER he '!ostG hts Stop
and !,5 worth Of cigars &nd cigarette
vas st zen. WLGenDerg says t.Ct
y hen he reported tie .,.hsrv ~ NE
Mercer street station the police acted
IS though ,h"y houbts. Ills story.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
He TOOK HIS SONS PART.
Rice Thrashed by Hurgwaid for
Throwing Firc-Crnckers. -..

Justice Goetting, in the Lee Avenue
Court Williamsburg, to-day held Chas,
Rice. an electrician In the employ of the
Brooklyn City Railroad, on a charge OF
essarlt!ng Charles Burgwald, OF "a Floyd
street.
Rice w.srt into saloon OF the corner OF
SSay afternoon with his son Charlie, and
hrrewad, who was there, amused hiln-
self by throwing big Iirccrackers at the
and Hhen Burgwuld refused the father
attacked him, knocking him GOwI and
breaking his arm IT two Places. Burg
lna:l Is now IN the Eastern District HOS
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
DETAINED At QUARANTINE.
Steamship Jessmcre Lost 10th En-.
ginecrs from Yellow Fever.

The steamship Jessmore. which arrived
last night from Tampico. reports that
while In port at Vera Cruz. J. Gregg.
chief engineer, died at the hospital or
shore from yellow fever.
The Jessmore proceeded to Tampico.
where she loaded for this port. Shortly
after leaving Tampico Second Engineer
T. Smillie died. also IF fever. and ives
buried at sea. The vessel proceeded to
Galveston, where she arrived June %, to
procure two new engineers. and was
placed in quarantine py the local author
tiles.
She resumed her voyage on the 9th.
and had no further sickness since leav-
Ing that port. She Is detained at Quar-
antine for disinfe ction and inspection.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
CHOLERA REPORTS ABROAD.
six Fatal Cases n SC. Petersburr
from, July I to 3.

ST. PETERSBURG. July 5.-rwenty-
one cases of cholera, six OF which proved
fatal. were reported here from July to
July s.
LONDON, July 5.-A special despatch
from Liege. Belgium, says that three
cases Of cholera, one fatal. have occurr-
ed in that city within the past twenty
four hours.
The same number of cases and one
death is reported from Aug!eu:. VII
lage three miles from Liegc, and one
case. also fatal, Is reported from Jey-
s!lle. The weather continues intensely
hot
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
TRINITYS BRONZE DOORS.
Last Section of the Aston GIFT
Taken TO the Church.

Tue last OF the slOO.Cco Astor memorial
bronze doors. presented to Trinity Church
By william Waldorf Astor, VIII be re-
moved from the Office OF the Henry
Bonnsrd Bronze Company, IN West
Sixteenth street to the OLD broadway
edihcs this afternoon.
ThIs is the main door. consisting OF
two portals or leaves each OF which
weighs APO POUNDS. the north and
been delivered ana are now sitting In
their respective places. 1t will require
froYa taree to four weeks 70 erect the
lea yes.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
LOCKED UP FOR MURDER.
John Morse Charged with Fatally
Kicking Patrick Keenan,.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j.. July g.
John Morse was committed TO the Md
diesex County jail to-day on charge ot
Inurner.
nam i Pgtr!ck Keenan,. OF this city, lad
a CusrrCi ghich led 10 blows
Morse Il Is alleged kicked Keenan, IN
he abdomen, iut.ic'ing INJURIES which
caused his dealt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
BAT" SHEA'S CASE.
ruesday Next Fixed as the Day for
ths Sentence.

TROY, July Sin oyer ana Termlner
court this moTal2g District-Attorney
Ft2la moved 10 TX the tine Cor the
'sn"nc mIrLcrCr "oGt .snea
"', HIT. Tor tae defense. asked Gil
we time the code allowed before sem
n"'e, 50 t!.ut he may look up number
u Questions. lie said the detenFe
."oGt' "., tnc I,d.t - Eiart 4 new
VA. ana In8t ne o.sJ l9l = l.o,loH y.
Nr"'' - 80 -'r ut - - .isa
Justice williams iheu !"si Tuesday
lex, al 10 In the mornInr, ~ the ur7e
'0' proncuac.UG sentence,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
VALUABLE JEWELS SEIZED.
Taken from u spanish Steamer, and
Are Worth About RI,5OO.

A valuable lot Of jewelry was seized
from the Spanish steamer Hatana, from
La Guayra, last evening by Night In
spector Wallace. The jewelry was turned
in to the seizure-room early this morning,
but at noon to-day the inspector had not
made his report at the Custom-House.
and It could rot be learned from whom
the jewels were taken.
The jewels are expensive ones and viii!
probably not be appraised at less than
1,500. A pair Of bracelets are included
In the lot. also n handsome breasrpin,
each set with q large solitaire diamond,
worth at least 500 apiece.
The inventory is as follows:
Two diamond bracelets. diamond breast
pin. pair OF pearl earrings. diamond and
emerald ring two gold bracelets. gold
necklace. gold chain. two gold lockets.
gold settinss for studs. TWO gold settings
for hair ornaments and thimble.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
N'.aser's New commissioners.

Manor T,HsSr y. Jersey Chy. to-day APP
pala,sl % a,w Ward Lac Comm ssIoEers to re-
District lie lily Cco Grouse, James j. Fielder
i'ra.-' Z, i.gImSs, Charles ~. Lord ard John
H. %essIsl,. al. are RepuslieaBs NTH he et-
.sp:loh o, Grouse AID Fielder. %ho are Demo
c5sls, The salary l. 1901 per anlrm. Mayo
WsrScs RiS- ANNOUNCED tAat on aug ! simsca VI.
gaI;. wi. enter upon liza duties City colie1-
tor ~ suerrc4 p. l.. u%si!!. Tae salary ~
'3 co r~ yea.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
r.cId f.r rlrin:. HIS Store.

Al Sn early hour taIn no'.l"g h's Hr"is 90,
ia !nrss Mceasn'c grocer! store a; 5's Cea''"'
ag.aue. Jersey CRY. The Nssissr o. r?'a@i"r Il"
,bs do,r louHl three barrels sA'uy-tra Uiis
Sg-3rcuc oil ca ATs. kBshGn, via YES sect
Is,f 1g tie store : ls" lAinutes nefofe the "ss
ufl,g Out was .ITettsd on thLFE4 q AFi. -''-
y.5-iea Daurass hlid hiI4 Tor iria..
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05

Justics Bartlett this morning appointed Lawyer
william d. CaoSss. .! New York. referee g.
;sEe testimony IN the sgi; ~ Catherine uauer
aSAiaEt yyhR Y. McKsLc. MIC Gsu.r WHO u
estate ~ $500 600. which. sle h eg,E Arf(a,u
lonH from hsr tlt.rgh frGsl. NJ. 'n.gtu il
Sinpo wersG - tsNe tHJ testimony u McE ne 2.
Sing slug htK'ns DliUses Nat Ms uhasr cves
MN GSUL. Ii25 90,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
After Another Trolisy Permit.

The state Beard Of Railroad Commissioners
met In the B1o1Glyu CITY Hall ttiS hoFaiHs to
l. sGr the application Of Tia CoHey fiA"4 aud
BcookIyn Railroad TO change Its node u operating
n branch line from horse power 10 electricity,
AnidGyits we're subHaittsd showing that the CoIH-
pany had rot obtained the iuil consent Of TIE
prepsrty -ospsrr pscisen MAJ reserved.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05

s.a-y Connolly hra has Ps's5 Greco arrested sa.
Is'G DO Il t,- o-1 o. 49, a.da: ~. yasiiag va
"yrd o. tc CT Cur. % "a 8s'..g L. rr-
-I'.g s'.osl -H@-gaa - ..sGri ptFsgc-;ioa.
she -suta" O. -"un 80 siI ~ Z. !h'rt are.c.
Sh' .tu. .uEH be ttit o.. s'st.., g T.. "a ~
U..r. ''.-u rHs t.L'.. 10. .nd a.- aFres ..
.nats.I E.l. -ts.t..g ;..E ... ,,'E ..-aCt7. sa-
10. dt-r.E.e. Il. ,.l.i :, SO ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
Child Dies from n scaIdinx.

.ioacs First .uSerS the hve-ysar cd son OF Max
Ylrs,eapsrr. e ~ Rig!agton street, died lafs
light after two days " terrible agony. The boy
.ay p,.yi.g al5ut store TN the Kitchen On
Tuesday when he pun d kettle OF beiinE v,ter
OIL the ature ana GriEatfuily scai I'd.
Mn, FiTstruhsrg vas ais1 8saldsd while tying
to tear tHs cGilI'1 cl9tning aEsy,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
His Div> Proved Fatal.

Thomas Marley. twenty years old. Of sc1
West Sixty-seventh street who dislocatsd his
neck while diving 1T New Dorp. 6. l.. yester-
day, disd In the New York Hospital at 40
O gioci: taiS msrning Marley went out with tho
Patrick Merry chyHder party to New uorp While
there he diyel on per into two feet OF water
and struck tls l.vSr bed On his hsac.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
Nominated lay Michigan PopuIi.,s

LANSING. Mich. J-ly SIR. a. ", Nichols
Wa nnIn.ua,sd igr Governor By ale ropg.i4.
STATE CoEvcnti0n eariy this IIoFHlUr Mac
ringre4. Of Detect, who. although 4 candidate
:oF thf Republican nomination IL reported -
lave sams Pops .Iat'" tendencies. r-.y!ssI con-
biler.-.s stp!or. o. ,he trbt ballot.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
Trolley Car Caused a Runaway.

A. Sis O'Clock this morning Mlkman Robert
II. Taylor backed a team, Of horses and 4 truck
IN 10 tho curb In front OF cO7 Fifth avenue
Brooklyn. The pole OF tbs truck protrudsd aernes
the up track Of the Fifth avenue car line. Trui.
ley cG- No $40 came along at high rate on
speed Before the noto-nEn could shut ON the
curTen: the car crashed in: tho pole Of the
milk wagon. The horsaa took fright and ran
sione Fila avenue 10 Baltic stree where ore
az them Fell and broko leg. The horse was
yllued at 1850 He was shot.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
Who Is This Injured BicycIistr

oRANdE, y. j.. july 5.-An unknown man y
lying Ia the Memorial Hospital in sn rneonseieus
coueitlor iram Iallr!es received Yesterday while
riding &c sn tho orange Mountains On bicyrir
tr5l u the machine wIa thrown violently against
: tree lie IL niid'e-agei man. and man
Lcih!us in his POSSESSION 10 show his idcuuy.
lle IL suffering from shcc. ami possibly ccrecA.
zion Of the pTa.!. .r 4
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
win of Michael iraun.

This "'il O. ".rasel nruan. vito died a. lis
avrns, ~ Graham arcEue, Brooklyn. June i.
las. yaa Els4 fer psg,ate With srrrorrto hb-
bot, o: i.iuss CouIt" tA's morning, The estate
value. st =. ro'. Is scgue-tiei Z. ,Ar tgstStgr'H
VIZ" ySeetIrs t.O0 .hlcu - .sa'es 10 Ills
.r.thtr ,Jsspl.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05

For jaundice and all other
conditions resulting from
constipation. go by the book
on beecham's pliIs-
Book free pills aSc. At drug
stores; or write 10 u F Allen
Co. sos Canal S.. New fvsk.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
He stopped Line of Trolley Cars.

Justice Ges;Gag In tia Lea Avenue Court,
williamsburg to-day GEed .iugh sproing Sc Tor
di.ordsriy conduit. saTa.Eg while drpak ysstsr-
as5 hlUrFeN tAs cars un the De kelb avencs
.-gli:y Lue !,r rS!t uogr by getting on the
sravS I'D .clIaiag % ncye.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
rnLer Gr.e~ Ca. HIS Head Cat.

gsouas ti.scr. 4 baker. o, 1871 Second avenue
at drunk .es.oriay and Insisted Upon occupy Ing
.aa -Uoi.s o. perasa Fs:snia At CO Third avenue.
- tie fgGl o.. followed the tskcr received thrse
ugly Gus oa tue EGSa. 'ersniR waa arrested and
held n the Nor..vitls Co4T. Today TO await the
result o. CFeeth lIjuri-s.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05

Postmaster Dayton has added ssyero sIEat uc,
lcttsr-csFrisrs to tbs force Ths is the 5gs:
practical result Of the appropriation u Ilil.SGo
maslsr.usnsrsL
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
10 Lose his Foot over . Row.

.-riag midnight crawl in the saloon At .
.ass=.e ..,rar, Jersey city, John Curry. aged
SHg-si: ysErc. Tas saoi 81 TIE foot Ly Dsyle
.i-oHE. NIrIy wDI removed to the hospital ln1
IL f5r' VII have 70 bs gmpat2tei. progn was
c-9t,'s1 2.G ''c.eA ur.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05

vow read The Evening World"
Dc you rend the sunday World
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
yo"ug rec"oy HELD In &:,ooa nsn,

Taamss Eas9ey, ire youas I7is nan "hl U-l
hFausat back from Eag'ssG on tus r,samsh's
Majestic to Stand Trial OIL charge OF ToSblng
Abraham G Straus. OF $50. vas held AhB R.oru
inI by Justice WALSH In the AdsmGs Street
Court brooklyn, tor axsEiinstlnu on July is ~
FeCney MAS Gnaele 10 furnish -. 900 bail Ls MAS
sspt - Raj m0pl street tail.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05
Alhnoay Tor W-.. Dc,lin.

Justice Nartle;t, Of tho supreme C5prI. Brock.
Hu, tnia morning. allowed asS. susie T, pSylia,
o. nrooklya, S. week slimony and SIS counsel
issr 10 prosecute SUIT for separation from her
husband, Nicholas :. ucYlln
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-05

wnsn Baby waS sic!:, 10 gave As' Gasteg!',
When she was Child, she cried FOR CasioEic,
When she became Miss, she chung 70 Cas.oTi",
wlsn she had Children, che gave IN nCaSsoria,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-14

IN the monometallists than the North
Carolina resolution. The so-calied gold
bugs Of the North will spew both these
resolutions out Of their mouths The
Democrats Of the New England and Mic
die States are the same sort Of gold
bugs" that the Republicans are. Ihey
regard the Georgia resolution and the
North Carolina resolution as equally OBJ
jectionable.
How can the New York Democrats be
brought to cooperate with the southern
and western Democrats IN favor OF any
given measure intended 10 solve the silver
problem7 We know OF no proposition that
even promises to effect that object except
an international timetable conference.
This may seem to be broken stan 10
lean upon: but II Is all that we see before
ua. IL is useless to deceive ourselves INTO
the belief that we can unite the national
Democratic party In favor OF either the
North Carolina resolution or the Georgia
resolution.
We say both factions In Georgia seem
70 have accepted the resolution OF the iate
State convention. This means that the
policy Of the Chicago convention OF lSs-
| is TO be again adopted, and the resolution
be made 10 carry two meanings y lead
| ing Democratic paper in Georgia cia'ihs
| that the silver declaration summary
| dsposes Of the fraud and humbugseTy
| involved I'm the arguments in favor oil
| an impossible international agreement.
| or course, the Administrator Democrats
so-caIled, take the opposite view OF the
| question, and contend that the Georgia
| silver resolution declares substantially
| against all forms Of fiat money, including
| silver dollars having each less than
| gold dollars worth Of bullion IN them.
| But after all is said and done, IL must
I be conceded by every candid Democrat
that the Georgia resolution fails TO specify
any sort of "legislaton'' that would or
| could give to every dollar in circulation,
whether coin or paper. the same debt
| paying and purchasing power The reso-
| luton making such declarations is mere
| waste of words.
| An international agreement Is not I'M
| possible. on the contrary. ii Is both possi-
bic and probable: or If it is not. then the
| Ccor-la resolution is a delusion and
| Sna- ?.