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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-02
Wall street Notes.

Several additional foreign Representatives Of
Atchson securities are expected to arrive here
son director, Is on tho Cunarder now about due,
and will he invited to attend the meeting OF the
Reorganization Committee on Tuesday. He left
as soon possible upon learning Of Mr.. Littles
disclosures
yesterday In the United States Circuit Court
at Philadclrhis, baiaHce vas brought Tor
1921 SIS. and the balance on hand June 30 was
Ss23, Ose. The Coal and Iron Company brought for
ward a balance Of 1900. and had sioT.9ia on
the month were N,tl7,ls3. and material and
expense bills N.0lb,C32
The Treasury statement OF tho receipts from
customs at the port of New York and the per-
ten days ending July 81. as compared with the
corresponding period OF 1898. shows receipts Of
$1,000 asann 80 "a ISs last year The
1875 silver coin, OIL against 90; sold certihcatss
90 agalnst 90; silver certificates. so sgainst
ted States Treasury notes. III sgainst $50.
Tho Bank OF England rate OF discount re-
mains Unchanged at per cent. During The
past week the bank lost 1881. 2sS on balance
It's proportion Of reserve to LIABILITY which wa.
essS per cent last week. Is now 1913 per cent.
Tie Atchisoa Protective Committee h,s decided
10 Withhold from publication Its proposed plan
Of rcorGanaation pending further Developments
In connection with the C"mpsny's ahsirs.
The Georgia Central gross earning Of Til. main
line Tor twelve months eadins June 20 were
S,M2. &c. expenses, ii,Sl91?I: net. sl,Oi2so7
IN increase Of Sa2l es2 compared With the year
ending Jnre 90. 1886. ..
were ,03ssi2; operating eEpens.s s7io, 1916;
net, SSie, 1s2
The earnings Of the Augusta and Savannah
Railroad for the year DO rot equal the amount
tract The. groSs earnings wer. isoI ,sSi; ca
pensss. NtS,s2si ret. ;Ss,sl,
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TWILL Be sULTRY TONIGHT.
Hotter SELL Tomorrow, but Cooler
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Dunn Thinks 81 Degrees VIII
he Registered To-day.

Before leaving for Washington to ell
gage in Ihe weather seers contest,
which Sgins next Monday. Local Fore
caster Dunn promises 10 give New ork
a taste of his quality in the shape of
a warm, sultry night and hot day 10
morrow. u be followed by cooler wealth
er Saturday and Sunday. This is just
to show what rapid changes he can
make and to get his hand in for the
weather. prophets handicap.
Mr.. Dunn said this morning that the
five LOCAL forecasters with the highest
yearly Percentages had been selected
by ths Department for a competitive
examination for the newly created po-
sition of Professor of F'orecasting in the
United States Weather Bureau. Mr..
Dunn is, one OF the five Should he
carry off the prize he hopes the Depart
ment will permit him to establish the
headquarters of the new Office in this
city, as otherwise he would not accept
II.
The duties of the Professor OF Fore
casting will be to predict changes In the
weather conditions for the entire coun-
try on large scale. The duties Of the
local forecssters will remain the same
rs at present.
1t is warmer to-day in the States east
OF the mississippi River ana cooler west
of me Mississippi and north of Kansas.
Moderate storms are, passing over, the
lower lake regions, driving the heat
towards the north and east. 1t will con-
t'nue warm here until tomorrow.
To-nigh. will be sultry and uncomfort-
able. The temperature will probably 90
to 81 to-day.
There have been showers throughout
all the Eastern and Atlantic States ex-
cep, in this immediate vicinity. but 1t
may rain here tonight. Otherwise the
weather will be generally fair.
The humidity at o'clock this morn
ing was 81 per cent. The wind Is from
the south and blowing at about five
miles an hour.
The coolest place In the United States
to-day Ia Havre, Mon, where the tenn
perature Is 46, and the hottest Key
West with Temperature of 81; Al
q; St. Paul, IS; st. Louis, II; Chicago.
10: New Orleans. rs. and San Francisco,
81
The temperature in this city at 6
o'clock this morning was n. At .
y NJ. II was so. The warmest Aug.
on record was In 1879, when the tcmpera-
ture was 90 Last year on the same date
IL was 81.
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Miss Ceceila. prettily. Then when the
suave Abe Levy arose she smiled on his
Dean Swift face.
Court"
SO softlyi So craftily! Mr.. Osborne
clustered little and told the witness
to step down s and iOOf at these three
Look at everybody in the courtroom.
II necessary, said Judge MARITIME.
The east side beauty drew close up TO
the, Levys, .Abes clerk. a messenger boy
and three handsome rportrs.
Then she said she thought that was
the man, indicating the man on trial
fellow to stand ZIP beside the accused.
Miss kruinm was evidently puzzled,
but she smiled so sweety that even
Osborne forgave her when she said that
really could not swear which was the
man who called the night she was sent
from the room and that ended the only
pretty episode OF this trial so rcplcte
with undesirable characters.
Wilhelm Nonalin was more successful.
lie was an extra walter at Kuenstler
was hanging around the place March ~.
He saw Levy when he called. He saw
Levy go up to the gallery; heard Krumm
call down for a bottle 10 the best Mo-
down to the cash drawer and return to
the outside door Of the family en-.
trance" IAN right. start up the music"
peered into many faces, and then picked
out Defendant Levy as the man he was
talking about. He said ne stood just
outside the door when Levy came out
he told krumm to start up the music.
The "Bouncer" TestiRes.
Charles schwenck, who objected to
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TO-DAY'S GOLD SHIPMENT.
II Amounts to SS5O.OOO, but ],
smaller thru Expected.

The steamer Normannia. which sailed
for Southampton and Hamburg this
morning, took out ss5O,0o0 gold coin. ship
ped by the following firms: Heidelbnch,
Ickelheimer & Co, 100000. and l.. Won
Hoffman 6 Co.. $3.50, coo.
Hoskier. Wood & Co. withdrew S465. 900
gold from the Sub-Treasury yesterday to
be exported by this steamer but have de-
ferred their shipment until the end of
this week. 1t WIN probably b, shipped
on the steamer La Normandie. sailing
Saturday.
The Indications, however. point to
smaller exports from this port on Sat
urday than were expected early in the
week. Exchange In Paris. and Berlin on
London has gone up. while the money
rates are easier
At the same time the demand from re-
mitters here has fallen off. II Washing
ton advices continue favorable to the
passage OF a tariff bill bankers Will hest
tate about forwarding any large amounts
OF gold.
Heidelbach, Ichelhelmer & Co. have
engaged 81, 10000 gold for shipment by
Saturdays steamers.
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EXCITEMENT ON A BOAT.
Five Persons In swoon mt the
Same Time.

Especial to The Evening World.)
NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j., Aug. g.
Rev. s. c. johnson, a Methodist clergy
man. with charges at Old Bridge and
Spottswood, went in bathing yesterday
at Boynton Beach with young woman
who Is a member OF one of his churches.
While In the water she had faintlng
spell and sank. The clergyman swooned
at the sight, and II was only with the
greatest difficulty that both were rescued
Shortly after being taken ashore the
Rev Mr.. Johnson became violent, SO
mech 50 that 1t was feared he would
have to be taken to the hospital. 1t
was then for the first time earned that
he had been suffering from brain fever.
Having recovered somewhat they were
put on board the steamer New Bruins
wick, which Was on her return trip to
this city. The woman again became
weak. as did the clergyman. and the
most sensational stories were at once
put In circulation. The steamer, was
crowded and the connection increased
when three other women swooned In
sympathy.
All five were laid in row on the deck.
while everybody yelled for physicians.
but none responded. At South Amboy
the clergyman and the youns woman
were carrie off. that being their desu-
nation. The other women who had
tainted were still unconscious when the
steamer arrived here. They were taken
to their homes.
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In Essex Market Court .n-day Frederick schucks
vas held tT trial, charged with keeping the
Gale huhgariA ~ ditorderly manner Lizzie
Miller, wto acted as Waitrsss. vas fined 50.
Z Isaac Bcss was held for trial in T. eek Marl,el
court to-day charged by Hxpreshn an David Rosen-
borg by whom he employed rs driyer, with
cnlitcting 20 and sppTopristing II to his own use
tt1ta denies the charge.
william Atkinson n resident OF White
sllapei." was beld In $500 for trial in Jefferson
Markell Court to-day lis wife charges that he
- continually Intoxicated, and has not done a
Stroke or work since they were married
Ihe police OF the East Fifth street station are
io-esy looking for an unknown boy who plunged
- lack knife Into the left shoulder OF Isidor
HrnNp. = fourteen-yesr-oid yender OF candy In
'I1Qpkins Square Park last night Drown $
rotIAd is not dangerous.
Y ak~Aplsmblymap Peter II. Jobes on the
1telAr4tion Of the ComnIiKsonsrs OF Charity that
~ L. Insane, will be taken TO the Wards island
IEssne Pavilion to-day. Jobes attempted an as.
141Is IN fonrtesn.ysar-old Fsnehstts Danthy In
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STOCKS IN GREATER DEMAND.
Prospect Of Tariff Settlement
Believed to Be Better.
London Buying Helps the Local
Market at the Start.

wall street - nov imbued with the
belief mat d tariff bill viii so;n be
pdsse A. ami this much yexei question
disposed OF for a long time TO come. II
the expectation Is realized. 1t Is almost
certain that the business interests Of
the country will have a new lease OF
life. enl that the revival will extend 10
all the qualifications of trade ana COM
merCe.
or course ii Is not to be supposed that
operators are going 10 load UP with
stocks so long as there Is the least I'M
certainty about the action of Congress,
but since the chances for the passage OF
II bill are supposed to be better, bears
are disposed to cover UP and take a
" tiier" In small way on the long
side.
the advance In prices ranged from
Ia to is per cent, and was helped
along by tlrmer market for Americans
IN London The foreigners were buy
for stocks was stimulated by the re-
ceipt OF more encouraging news from
the West In regard to the corn crop.
chicago Gas r9se st to = III Ss sTsar
is, to As 70; burlington e. Quincy 80.
TO 72 SIS: ST. Pau. -, to 81 7-s; Rock
Island t,S, to "a Consolidated Gas !; to
!,
haitian IL, 10 lli; Missouri Pacific "a, to
81 81. Erie lie, to 10 i-2; Union Pacific
IS. to 8: Western Union 3-S. to A7-s.
and Northern Pacific pref. 80, TO IL S-s:
New England fell i, TO IL l-S, and Erie
subsequently Sugar ran off to ,i03 S-s
and the remainder of the list yielded
fractionally in sympathy.
Money per cent. on call. Foreign
exchange quiet at 4si liz a is7 S-l for
bankers' slxty-day bills, and 4.Ss IL a
i.SS 3-i FOR demand.
Commercial bar. silver sold down to
at so 81 Bar silver in London Tell
fractionally to IS ll-l6d. per ounce.
There was no new feature to specula,
ton. but the market continued firm and
prices were well maintained. The deal
ings were confined chiefly to the traders,
who were disposed to be little more
buliish without pursuing really agrees
sive tactics.
Vice President Mccullough, of. the
Erie. said to-day that there was nothing
in the London reports that new defaults
on :he bonds OF the Company Will be
on the day named there is due interest
upon the s1,c0o,OO OF old scond and third
mortgage bonds, but payment on these
est aside from the bonds mentioned,
which fan due on Sept 1 next. Is on the
first mortgage gold consolidated Is and
tie funded Is, This payment calis Tor
mort cages come ahead of the first con-
Sois ~.
The only feature Of speculation near
the close was brisk selling movement
in Sugar, which carried the stock down
to 1O2. The drop had little effect upon
the general market, which remained
about steady. The street was flooded
with dispatches about tarff legisla-
ton, and the advices were so conflicting
that they tended to demoral!ze the
traders in Sugar
The sales of listed stocks were g., 100
shares. In the unlisted department, 52,Oo
shares of Sugar and l,WO Lead were
traded in
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THEY MEAN TO PROSECUTE.
Harlem River BRnk Dcpositors Hot
After the Wreckcrs.

The depositors of the defunct Harlem
River Bank at meeting held last even
ing engaged Lawyer Peter II. Gatens
to represent them in ali matters con-
nected with the rcceivership of the bank.
and voted a fee of $1,000 and directed
him to endcavor to secure the convic-
tion Of any officer or employee of the
late bank who may be found to have
been criminally connected with the fail
ure.
Steps will be taken to find the former
bookkeeper of the bank, who is said to
be in Canada, and who, 1t is thought,
can furnish valuable information to
those interested in the late bank.
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SHE saw
LEVY PAID,


sions had passed in that parting hand
shake from Krumm to Levy.
After much haggling Weiss said that
Capt. krumm. a couple OF days after
wards, told him that he had paid a cou-
ole Of $40 bills to the detective. but he
was sure he saw the two sawbucks"
when the Captain took them from the
cash drawer.
Weiss said he fixed the time of one
visit OF Levy to kuenstler Halle as
March because II WAS the day that two
of Krumm's bartenders were arraigned
in court for violating the Excise laws.
Capt. krumm introduced me to Levy
and Hunt. He was fooling with them,
and introduced me to them by my fake
name, "Tulpenstengel.' said Weiss Of
that first visit, March |. He could not
swear whether Krumm put the $40 In his
pocket or not. They talked fifteen min
utes, and then SHOOK hands. good-by.'
The concert hall was opened unlaw-
fully March s, and the next visit OF the
two detectives was Monday, March L.
Bennie was sure that there was another
500 out OF the cash drawer. another
great American handshake," and the
Diet ectives left.
THE next visit was Monday, March
10. remember that IL was a week
after the last visit"
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the narrative of the crime and said:
1.-The resul. OF your crime was Presl-
dent Carnot's death"
Caserio, upon hearing this remark.
ironically remarked: II am an An
archist, and hate the bourgeois, soci
ETY. and the heads OF the State"
Quesuored in regard to the truth OF the
plans revealed by the soldier, Lebranc.
who is said 10 have been aware Of the
whole plot Matched at Cctte, according
10 general belief. and as to whether he
had any accomplices, the prisoner replied
in substance: Il alone medtsted the
Coup,"
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CORN STILL ON THE RISE.
Wheat and Cotton Also Score an
Advance.

Corn was the centre of attraction again
to-day. 1t opened here at 80 sac, and
opened West at about 4Sc,. selling up
rapidly to ~ lie. There was heavy trad
Ing and good deal OF excitement, owing
to contined reports OF damage 10 the
growing crop, although the Price Current
saws that there is still change of en-
ceeding last years crop and giving
enough for the normal consumption.
Wheat opened without material change
and rose TO 81 Sic. for September here
and 81 3-Sc. in Chicago, Oats were fairly
active and firmer
Cotton opened at an advance OF about
three points. The hrst sales were: Sep
tember Csc a $50; October. $50 6.6S;
November CTS; December, G.S2; April,
701. May, 7.12 7.lG.
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SEIDEL FOUND GUILTY.
VIII he Sentenced, with the Four
Anarchists, TO-Morrow.
Especial to The Evening World

Especial to TIE Evening Nor'il
PATTERSON, n. j., Aug. 1.-The trial
OF Robert Seidel on indictments for
sending threatening letters to william
Strange and Jacob Weidemann, manu-
facturers. during the labor troubles,
was concluded in the Court OF Quarter
Sessions this afternoon. The jIty re-
turned verdict Of guilty as charged In
both indictments
Seidel was indicted With Charles A.
Doebbeler, the dynemiteT; who pleaded
Ter also for placing q dynamite bomb
at the residence OF William Strange, but
acquitted of this charge.
Doebbeler and Seidel, with the four
Anarchist dyers convicted OF conspiracy,
will be sentenced tomorrow,
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BROKER WELLS YEAR UP.
Disciplined Member Can Resume
His stock Exchange Privileges.

Harry G. Neil, formerly of st. Louis,
who was disciplined by the Stock Ex-
change, and suspended for twelve
months, on Aug. 8. 1893, for making
statements on the floor rejecting upon
the standing of certain banks. can.
from tomorrow, exercise his privilege
Of membership once more.
1t Is not definitely known whether he
will avail himself of this privilege.
Mr.. H. l.. Terry, for many years as
ISOLATED with Messrs. Kennett, Hopkins
& Co., was elected to-day to member
ship in the New York Stock EX-
change.
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NIGHT CRASH on THE SOUND.
Steamer Pilgrim Runs Down the
Schooner z. P. Chase.
No One Hurt, but the Little Craft
Badly Damaged.

The steamer Pilgrim. OF the Fall River
line, arrived this morning. and reports
having been In collision on the up trip
Wednesday night with the schooner
r. p. Chase. OF l'aulkner's Island.
1t was Il few minutes after midnight,
and the big steamer was bowling along
at full speed when the lookout called
out that schoone. without lights was
dead ahead.
Capt. Nickerson had not turned in at
the time, and saw the pilot put the
wheel hard to port. The only chance
OF clearing the schooner was to shoot
across Its bows.
A puff of wind at that moment drove
the schooner forward more rapidly than
she had been going. and the bow OF the
Pilgrim crashed into her on the port
side, smashing the forward part of the
schooner into kindling wood.
At the time the schooner was sighted
the engines on the Pilgrim were at once
reversed, and few moments after the
crash the Pilgrim backed away and cir
cIed about the damaged schooner. Men
were at the boats ready to lower them
A short time after the collision the
mast of the schooner fell with crash.
Capt. Nickerson offered a TOW to port,
but Capt. kingsbury, OF the Chase, de-
clned the offer.
The schooner was lowed 10 New Lon
don by the tug Aries. She was bound
from New Suffield to Norwsk Island.
with a deck load OF srallop shells.
Many Of the passengers of the Pilgrim
were on deck at the time Of the collision,
and for while there was intense cX-
element.
The crew Of the Chase were seen to
jump into their lifehoat. fearing that
their little craft would 90 down.
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PULLMAN WORKS OPEN.
|strfkers stand Around, but Make
F.. No yioiemt Demonstration.
IBy Associated Press

~ CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-The Pullman
works were started to-day quietly and
without demonstration on the part of
the ex-employees.
But 80 men reported for work, al
though the Company expected 500
About 1000 strikers gathered about the
building and sood-naturedly chaffed the
returniDg workmen, but no attempt at
violence was made.
"A heavy detail OF police was on hand
and remained at the works all day
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By Associated Press.

PERRY. o. T.. Aug. "A protest to Congress-
will soon be entered from the Oklahoma and
Indian territories against Indian dances. These
dances have become so vulgar that many peo-
pie. Including the best Indians, believe that the
United States Government should interfere. The
danes, held nearly every Sunday at the
different agencies by the Ottoe. Usage, Creek.
Cherokee and other tribes are said to be more
Offensive than the danse du ventre.
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CHEESE TO BE SEIZED.
Inspection Being Made of an Al
legged Infected Shipment.

II was rumored around the Health De-
rcpartment this morning that a big
seizure Of cheese would he made some
time to-day in a store on Washington
The cheese. 1t was said, had come
-.from out OF town. and had by some
means become infected with diphtheretic
EhisfS shemist Martin admitted that
a~ornplatat shad been filed at his office
Apd--thar- an inspector had been sent
eQu. 10 Investigate.
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JAGksoRS GRAVE DISTURBED
. ;sonie2ody Started to Dig Into "oId
~ Hickory's" Resting Place.
(By Associated Press

y. IBy Associated Press)
=. NASHVILLE. Tenn. Aug. a.-Informo-
ZION was received to-day from the Her.
sInttage;s where Gen. Andrew Jackson's
: remains are buried. that his grave was
sdiEturbed last night by some unknown
J. asrson or persons
"A hole IS inches in depth and three
feet In length was dug at the head of
the. grave. but the parties We're fright
ened away before they accomplished
Ath4fr: ob5ect.
z The .Hermitase is twelve miles from
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FOREIGN PORTS.
CBy Cable.)
ARRIVED,

HAMBURG, Aug. 2.--Arrived steamer Rhaetia,
from New York via Queenstown.
GENOA, Aug ARRIVED yesterday. steamer
Fulda. from New York.
BREMEN. Aug ARRIVED, steamer IIayel,
from New York. via Southampton.
SAILED.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug. 2.--Ssilsd. steamer Ger
mamie. from Liverpool for New York.
SIGHTED.
Lizard. Aug. Passed. steamer Calico.
from New York for Hull
ISLE OF WIGHT, Aug. Passed, steamers
New York.
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pnin.. New Feature Tonight.

The sinking OF a Chinese warship will DO the
feature OF this evenings programme at Pains
outdoor theatre. Manhattan Beach. Excellent
In. Japanese and Chinese navies, and from these
great Are pictures have been constructed, ane
will be on exhibition for the hrst time ths
eNenlng.
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Murdered by a Lunatic.


MUsCAT1NE. la, Aug. County Attorney
Jarvis. CT Louisa County. murdered yes
terday by lunstic named Stephen Wapello
Country. while walking along one Of the rrip.
clpal streets of the city The murderer lsed A
knife. stsbbing his victim in the back.
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mmany Democracy,

The Anti-Tammany Democracy OF the City and
County Of New York. Fifth Assembly District
will meet at its headquarters. IS Attorney street,
tomorrow evening at s o'clock sharp. for the
purpose Of perftcting a permanent Organization
In tho district. Good speakers will address the
meeting.
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Alleged Lynclicrs Arrested.


tDy Associated Prcss)
RussELLVILI.E Ky, Aug Moses Cook and
Robert Henderson two prominent citizens. were
arrested Yesterday charged with the murder Of
Edwin Traughber, who was hanged by masked
'ircn July Is. II Is said three others Will be ar
rested upon the same charge.
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Friends OF the Italian murderer. Guisseppl
who died In the prison ward in
bellevue Hospital last night, calIsd the Morcue
to-day and informed Keeper White that they
would take charge Of the body and give it
decent burial
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(By Associated PreEs.)
LONDON. AVE. The house OF Princess
soltykOn at Slough. was entered by burglars
last night and robbed OF jewels OF tho value q
flo OU0 $50 Qo0D
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Nor. Cholera at Mas..rlcht.

(By Associated PreES)
THE HAGUE. Aug. 2.-six fresh cases
OF cholera and ive deaths from the
same disease are reported from Macs
trlcht
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COURTS TO MOVE.

To Occupy the New Quarters in
September.
Acting Distrlct-Attorncy Weeks said
to-day that the District-Attorney's offlce
and the three part OF the Court of Gen
cral Sessions would occupy their new
quarters in the new Municipal Court
Building in the month OF September
There will be no delay" said Mr..
Weeks. We will he there sure at the
time expected. We are now very busy
in making plans for the necessary NOV
Ing"