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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-22
BROWNSVILLE.

Brownsville, the county sea oil
Cameron county, is situated in the
southern part of the county on the
Rio Grande, about thirty miles above
its mouth. and directly opposite the
Mexican city of Matamoros. 1t has
a large trade with small towns alono
the river for over 800 miles, The ex-
eat of steamboat navigation. 1t has
commercial relations with the gulf
ports by the port of BRACES de San.
tiago, with which it is connected By
inc Rio Grande railroad, It also has
communication with the interior by
stage to Alice. connecting with the
I xas Mezican ADD the Arkansas Pass
r lway. Another frequent mode offs
tr asportation to an from Browns
Vile via the Matamoros and Mon
terey railroad to Rio Grande CITY,
and thence by stage to Pena Station.
Brownsville IS laid off sqnsrely with
streets CT good width, and is built up
with solid brick buildings, and has a
fine city market, where oil vegeta-
bIes, meats, fresh fish, game, etc., are
on seal at remarkably low prices
The city fire department. is well
equipped and most effective. There
are three churches. Catholic. Episco-
pal and Presbyterian. Tie educa-
tional advantages of Brownsville are
unsurpassed by any town, and une-
qualIed by few of its size. The pub
lie schoo building. valued at $50. 1000.
Is one OF the handsomest and best
equipped in the State, and stands as
u monument to the progress OF the
city. It employs fourteen teachers,
aud about six hundred pupils are 10
daily attenda nee. There are three
Catholic schools. St. JOSEF h's Col
iege for boys, the convent school for
siIls, aud St. Alosyius' school for
boys. both OF the latter being taught
b5 the Sisters of The Iucarnate Word
convent. Another school fer girls II
the Presbyterian mission school.
Among other public buildings may
be mentioned the court house,
large aud costly bnilding which is
credit to The county. and rhs custom
hAuse, which IL ore CT the hund
federal buildings in tie south.
The postrfi :e IN this building is very
js,meiy equipped. Tbeie arr
also many handsome private resi-
leDces.
The population rnmbars about
70G0, about three fonr;hs MEXICAN.
it is one of the preltiest little towns
IN The Safe, and 20 account of its
mild and equabie climate is destined
o become d popular resort, esre-
'i5lIy in the winter season.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-22
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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-22
RESOLUTIONS OF HONOR.
To Jere NJ. Wilson from the Wo-
mans Protective League.

Washington, D. c., May IS
The following resolutions have been
presented to Hon.Jere Wilson ,coun
sci for Miss Pollard in her recenr
suit against Congressman Breckin
ridge. They are engrossei and sur
mounted by pair of illuminated
scales with Prejudice, Precedent
and Cowardicc" much overweight
ed b. principle, Progress and
Courage. The resolutions are as
follows:
Whereas, Hon. jeremiah NJ. VII
son has clearly shown mans rcepon
sibility toward woman aud given
her word of encouragement In
her work, and boldly planted
standard for single moral code;
therefore. we, the women OF the
CommCnwealth, mite in honoring
The man who has defended the
homes of America by exaltins wo-
manhood.
Resolved, That we land him who
from the history of one woman, has
worked ont a gfcat problem by
establishing the principle of an
equa penalty for wrong doing3
Further, we believe that new ers
is dawning when mankind, domi-
mated by gurcr impulses aud nobIer
aspirations, shall make the world
better" Woman'S Protective Lea
que.
Washington. D. c.
Mr. Wilson'S reply was as fol
iows@
Washington, 3, c., May IA
To he Protective Leagne:
Z have received through your com
,nNtee your resolutions commend~
ing me fer having advocated a sin
gle moral code and the exsiling o.
womanhooI, with an emblem teach
irg that Courage, progress and
principle" outweigh ''cowariice,
prejudice aud precedent" l beg
&c ASSURE you that earnestly be-
lTeve all that have said IN The ad-
"anctment Of woman and the estab
Hsi'men' Of equality Of rsspousibill
+, and if anything have sid or
doEe shall in any degree tend 10
break down any "prejndice" or Sci
aside any 'pr' cedent that stands
ia the way Of these, it will ever be
source of qualification to rue. Fo,
tic very kind expression of approba
ton' contained IN these resolutions
{ pray the league Ia accept my
most sincere thanks Very respect
fully, ETC., j. NJ. Wilson.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29

Dziesiec szpalt poswiecia
W1ARA i OJczYzNA W ostatnim
numerze ma sprawe wiecowa.
Reszta So odpisy, przedruki,.
og}oszenia wiadomosci przed-
potopowe. Sadzac Z organu
Zjednoczenia, kropidlarze ma
jawie / we snie tylko MARIA @,
wielkosci menazera.
Delegaci ma przysz}ym Sci
mie Zjednoczenia powinni
'przy wystawianiu rachunku "a
og}oszenia wzgledem wieca /
ligi bye mi{osierni, bo inaczej
Gala praca patryotyczna me-
nazera przepadnie W bezden-
nej kasie Sp6}ki drukarskiel
najwiekszego zakonu.
Bardzo s}usznie jakiS ,,pra-
wy zwiazkowiec protestuje W
ZGoDz1E przeciwko reprezen-
tacyi para fiji polskich ma
wiecu chicagoskim. Menazer
bowiem zapomnia} dodaG do
jedenastu Komitet6w dwu-
nasty, t. j. ministeryum wyz-
nan. Mia}aby najnowsza cy-
wilizacya dwanascie apostle
low. Ale obccnie brak )udasza
g}eboko nurtuje w ), ,sumieniu
prawego zwiazkowca.
ABONOWAC KA'TOLlKA!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29

cic W najblizszym numerze
urzedowego organu Uni. -
Jezeliby mi to by}o odm6-
wionem, udam sic ma prosba
do innej gazety.
St. Paul, II Lutego, 1894.
Ks. D. MATER.
Naczczelny Kapelan Uni.
P. S. Organ Uni ta
raza odm6wi} mi miejjsca do
og}oszenia powyzszej kores-
pondencyi. a zatem prosze
KAToL1KA o }askawe umiesz-
czanie jej W swoich }amach.
KS. D. M.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29

W Podrozuje obecnie jako
agent naszej gazety, pozwoleniem
kolektowania abonamentu, pan Ru-
dolf a4owski. Bedzie on
niezad}ugo W Green Bay i Chicago.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29

W1adOmem jest WSzyStklm
delegation, kt6rzy byli ma
Sejmie Uni W St. Paul,
jako zgodzono sic, abym sic
zaja} konstytucya i takowa da}
do druku. - Gdy zas podja-
lem sic tego, zrobi}em uwage,
ably mi wolno by}o porobic
niekt6re poprawki, chociazby
takowych W protokule ME
by}o.-Pytam sic szanownych
delegat6w, czy sejm zaprzeczy}
moim zadaniom? > Jezeli TAX,
to oddaje wszelka s}usznoSc
pretensyom rzadu administra-
eyjnego a podpisanego ma
owej odezwie. : Jezeli zas
ME, to nam honor oswiadczyc
szanownemu rzadowi, aby
patrzy} litylko administracyi,
dla kt6rej zosta1 ustanowionym
przez sejm, a samowolnie ME
wtraca} sic do tego CO przy-
s}uguje litylko rzadowi wyko-
nawczemu.
TAX upowaznlony, stara{em
sic jak najusilniej wywiaaza6
sic Z obowiazku IA mnie
w}ozonego, bez najmnlejsze]
pretensyi do wynagrodzenla.
- Przepisalem ca}a konsty-
tucya, uporzadkowa}em, pewne
popravlzi porobi}em, tax
przes}a}em do druku, chcac
bye odpowiedzia]nyn pred
seimem, lub tez rzadem wy
konawczym, "a wszelkie samo-
wolne poprawki nie zgadza-
lace sic L duchem Uni.
Tymczasem rad admin
stracyjny wyrzuci} samowol-
ne poprawke Art. VI. 81.
- 0 redaktorze organu UNI,
ze ten ME moze bye delega-
tenn ma sejm jako p}atny
urzednik. = Dalej W Art. XII.
S. g., gdzie jest nova, ze
G}osy kap}an6w nieobecnych
przy wyborach obradach
licza sic po stronie, po ktore]
jest ich reprezentant. = Rzaad
Administracyjny samowoln1e
doda} s}owa ,,majacy cd kaz-
diego pod tym wzgledem pei
nomocnictwo.
Ma te ostatnia poprawke5
zadna miara przystac ME
mog}em i ME moge, a przy-
najmniej bez przyzwolenia
Stowarzyszenia ksiezy, kt6rzy
cd poczatku samego uk}adali
konstytucye Uni tai inte-
resuja Sic az dotad.
Nareszcie widzac, ze Rad
administracyjny, majac W reku
i drukarnia j moi rekopism,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29

Pom1mo mO1ch pfoSD l
nalegah zaprzestania druku,
tego ME czyni, lecz owszem
przyw}aszczywszy sobie moja
prace, ma gwa}t drukujje kon-
stytucye ze swoimi poprawka-
mi ignoruje mole, zagrozl-
lem wycofaniem mego reko-
pisu. - Lecz ku wiekszemu
menu zdziwieniu tenze sam
RAD admnistracyjny pisze mi,
ze odesle rekopis, ale dopiero,
gdy konstytucya wydrukuje
= pomimo to zarzuca mi
nielegalnos6 mel piracy.
To doprawdy naprowadzi}o
mie ma rozmaite domys}y
i podejrzenia, DO poc6z by}o
drukowa6 konstytucya, kt6rej
nielegalnosc zarzucaja?Tu ME
widze zadnej logiki, lecz raczej
ukryte wyrachowanie i przy-
w}aszczenie sobie w}adzy,
kt6rej i'm sejm ME przyzna},
tenn wiecej, ze wszelkie po-
prawki .objete protoku}em ME
by}y pominiete, ale owszem
umieszczone W novel konsty-
tucyi. Wszelkie poprawki,
kt6re i'm schlebia}y, by}y i So
dla Mich dobre i sluszne, cho-
ciaz ME So W protokule; ale
paragraf o ksiezach, kt6ry
w}asnie ogranicza} ich w}adze
i krepowa} ich zamiary ma
przysz}osG, ten ME by} dobry,
pod}ug ich sadu, trzeba by}o
ograniczy6 ksiezy / ukroic ich
w}adze, to jest, pozwolic i'm
COS a przytem mic ME dat.
Jako kapelan naczelny Uni,
jeszcze dzisiaj protestuje pre-
civ takiemu postepowanlu
rzadu administracyjnego, !.
jeszcze raz ostrzegam towa-
rzystwa, ze maja sic trzymac
starej konstytucyi, dop6ki ia
sprawa ME bedzie za}atwiona,
czy to przez komisye, czy to
sejm nadzwyczajny. Co zas do
zarzutu uczynionego mi,
IL niby rozmijam sic Z prawda,
oskarzajac Rad administracyj-
ny, jakoby mi odrnawia} pra-
wa poprawek nawet ze zecer-
skich b}2doW, smiem O.
oskarzenie potwierdzi6. TAX
Gdy przyslane mi arkusze po-
prawia}em i tax poprawione
odsy}a}em, i gdy uponaina-
lem sic, dla czego ME zwracajq
uwagi ma mole poprawkl,
odpowiedziano mi dnia 1gc
Lutego 1894: ,,Pr6bki kon-
stytucyi ME zosta}y pos3ane
do korekty, ale ma okaz,
albowiem opr6cz tych zmian,
o ktorych WPrzod donoshem,
Zarzad G}owny zadnych in
nych ME poczyni}. Pod
pisano: ]. M. Rozan.
Wtedy obrazony arrogan-
cya odmowa poprawiania
mel w}asnej piracy, napisa}em:
- ze kiedy tax, to r6bcie
sobie co chcecie, ale ia ca}q
swa prace wycofuje. To,
lax widziec MONA, ME znaczy
jeszcze przyzwolenia do pre-
istaczania mel w}asnej piracy,
Ia powierzonej mi przez sejm.
| K}amstwo zarzucie ksiezom
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29

to kazdy potrah, a jak sic
okazuje, to / rad administra-
cyjny ME jest cd tego b}edu
wolnym. = Alez mniejsza Q
to, - lecz dziwi mic mocno,
ze i ksiadz Flaczek przy}aczy}
sw6j podpis, ably to stwierdzif.:
Dalej dnia 26 Lutego 1894
odebra}em Cd zarzadu admi-
nistracyjnego jako odpowiedz
ma moi protest CO. doArt. XII.
S 6. tyczacego sic ksiezy:
), Czy wan zal postradania
Rzadu G}6wnego chcielibys-
Gle sobie podstepem zfabry-
kowac wiekszost g}os6w, ably
nam go odebraG?" = Podpi-
sano: Jak6b Johnson, J. M.
Rozan. - Take wyrazenie
sic rzadu administracyjnego
do naczelnego Kapelana Uni
ME potrzebuje t}6maczenia, i
kazdy to zrozumie, ze mu
ksieza So bardzo niewygodni,
/ re tylko ci moga mu bye
przeszkoda do zatrzymania
przemoca w}adzy W swych
rekach. - O zniewadze zas,
TEN wyrazeniem rzuconej
ksiezom, juz sic mic ME m6wi.
Ale widocznym jest zamiar
wy}amania sic pod opieki
ksiezy, a jezeli z pod opiekl
ksiezy, to / KoScio}a.
Me sadzcie vice, abysmy
odstapili Cd prawa zastrzezo-
nego nam Art. XII. S Ga tax
nierni}osiernie przez was zmie-
nionego. - 'W}adzy rak
wydziera6 wan ME bedziemy,
ami tez o tenn myslimy, bosmy
lei wam sami ME dali, / tejze
jako ksieza ME pragnlemy.
Ale pragniemy i chcemy sta6
ma stray Uni i jej konstytu-
cyl, ably ME zesz}a ma te tory,
ma jake inne korporacye
zesz}y.
Szumne s}owa rzadu admi-
nistracyjnego, ze musi bronit
Uni pred kapelanem naczel.
nym, So poza}owania godne,
i "a CO innego ME moga bye
uwazane, jak "a g}os pr6znegc
a rozbitego dzwonu.
Gdyby kapelan chcia} nisz
czy6 swoje dzie}o, jak te
panowie Cd rzadu administra
cyjnego utrzymuj2, i czyha<
ma .jego zgube, to ME potrze:
bowa}by zak}ada6 Uni przy
wodzi6 ludzi ma pokuszenie,
ami tez dawac jej zarzadu "
vase rece. Ale w}asnie rzecz
sic ma przeciwnie, gdyz rzao
administracyjny przyw}aszczy-
wszy sobie w}adze nieograni
czena, jak to widziet MONA z
obecnego czynu, a i z innego,
kt6ry niebawem ma jaw wyj-
die, poda}by Gala Unie W
najwieksze zamieszanie, jak to
widzieliSmy juz W pewnej
organizacyi, a przez to m6g}-
by nastapiG i iupadek Uni. -
| w}aSnie tel strony Unia
potrzebuje obrony, i musi
ktos bye coby sic ta obronq
zaja} i ukr6ci} despotyzm
rzadu.
Nam ME powinno chodzit
ltak bardzo Q liczbe cz}onkow,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29
ABONOWAC KATOLIKA A!
fska RozmaRtosei.

68k6 ng&M6ktUSGtr
FUJARA 1 JA1czYzNA' organ
na]w1e7kszego zakonu' oPfaca-
ny przez Z]ednoczen1e' ME
og{asza ncwych of1ar cento-
wych ma oftarzu O]czyzny'-
Azal POD c1ezarem dz1eW1ec1u
dolarow od na]wyD1tn1e]szych
Patryotow ]afmuzn1ca narodu
]uz Pekfa:
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Do Komltetu dla oswiaty
naleza: Nagiel Kruszka. Czy
moze ma to, aby szko}y
T III II II DudOWdC,
lub ]e rewldowac?! 4 pyszna
BOWEN mieliby sic, rewidujac
szko{y wyzsze W naszej
Polon11. Matka Monlka
oczynna, zeby w okamgnieniu
uirzeli wszystkie gwiazdy
w blasku swego maiestatu bez
teleskopu. Rektor Grucza
ME uszy}by i'm but6w ma
droge, ale oku}by n1ocnenai
podkowami ku wytrwalszemu
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29

f1ecz racze] O. zdroWy. rzetelny,
l(IIhezinteresowany zarzad, i po-
Iszanowanie w}adzy, kt6raSmy
$ rs1i sobie ustanowili. Jezeli
1aowu og}osi}em odezwe do
Jowarzystw W KAroL1KU, ME
W PoLAKU, to uczyni}em to
dlatego, ze PoLAK W AMERY-
cE odmowi} mi uslugi, pomi-
mo: ze jest organem urzedo-
wynn Uni / obowiazkowym
dla kazdego cz}onka. Kapelan
naczelny Uni musia} szuka6
goscinnosci gdzieindziej, -
ale gdy Rad administracyjny
chcia} dokuczy6 kapelanowi,
ze ME by} powolnym jego
jzachciankom, to PoLAK W
AMERYcE, organ Uni, stana}
ca}kiem ma us}ugi ponizenia
kap}ana. - Mnie sic zdaje, ze
Unia ME zam6wila PoLAKA Ii
ltylko wy}acznie ola rzadu
administracyjnego.
Nadto og}aszajac odezwe do
towarzystw, chcia}em sobie
postapic tylko W mysl rzadu
administracyjnego, zarzucaja-
cego mi naduzycie zaufania
po}ozonego we mnie przez
sejm, co teraz on sam czyn1
LAX Mr.. 90 PoLAKA, - to jest,
zee re bez wzgledu ma ,sejm cal
klein nova konstytucye pa
rzuci1em Uni. - CO gdyby
tax by}o, ME mog}em ioaczej
postapi6, jak tylko publicznie
ostrzedz towarzystwa, zenowa
konstytucya jest z}a. Zarzut
ten jednak jest czystym wy
mys}em rzadu administracyj-
nego, wyrachowanym ma oba-
}amucenie publicznosci, /
nova obelga dla kapelana. -
Kazdy bowiem por6wnywujac
stara konstytucya nova,
musi przyznac, ze zarzut ten
jest zupe}nie bez podstawy.
Rad sam wyraznie m6wi, ze
wszystko uwaza "a dobre, Z
wyjatkiem paragraph o ksie-
zach.
Badz co badz, Rad admin
stracyjny, majac W reku reko-
pism moi, a widzac, ze ME
odstepuje cd raz zrobionego
postanowienia, powinien by},
kiedy juz tax daleko zaszed},
albo zatrzymaG drukowanie
konstytucyi, zw}aszcza, jezeli
widzia}, ze jest zupe}nie nova
przeciwna duchowi Uni,
albo tez uwiadornic O tenn
Rad wykonawczy. - Tymcza-
sem r. biac wszystko ma
swoja reke, ignorujac wszyst-
kie mole uwagi, przypisujac
sobie najwyzsza w}adze. spo-
strzeg} nareszcie, ze "a daleko
zaszed} a ME widzac dla
siebie zadnego wyjScia, pla-
cze sic W swojej odezwie do
towarzystw, kt6ra, zamiast
uniewinnienia, tembardziej sic
oskarza.
\ Listy Cd zarzadu administra-
cyjnego, tyczace sic tel sprawy
So W m"ich rekach, i komi-
syi beda przedstawione.
Ma tenn kohcze i prosze
Redaktora, aby raczy} te
Iobecna koresponden cyaumies
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-29
ODPOWIEDZ
Rzadowi Administracyjnemu
Uni PoISkiej
W Buffalo

ma odezwe do Towarzystw
Unii przeciw Ksiedzu Majero-
wi w mr.. 90 PoLAKA W AME-
RYCE.
The evening world., 1894-06-13
BROOKLYN.
DOG D|STuRBS A DIVINE.
Its Barking Wrecks His Nerves
and Spells His Sermons.
After He Had Lost 70 Pounds in
Flesh He Makes a Complaint.

Rev. John Kershaw, OF 345 Franklin
avenue. Brooklyn, pastor OF the Congre-
gational Chapel at Atlantic and Grand
avenues. appeared before Mayor Schicren
this morning to complain against bark
ing dog owned by neishbor. which the
minister stated had caused him to lose
forty-ilve pounds of flesh in few
months.
II. Voss, OF li9 Lexington avenue,
owner OF the dog. was present.
Rev. Mr.. Kerschow produced a tabu-
lated statement, showing the hours dur
Ing which the dog barked and the num-
Der OF times he howled In a day.
Recently. II was stated, the canine has
ripped open the atmosphere with its pc
culiar entertainment twenty-three hours
out OF twenty-four of each day, and in
consequence the preacher can neither
sleep nor predare sermons. Other dogs
have Joined In the continual serenade,
and the divine said his nerves had been
wrecked and all his available furniture
had been ruined by being thrown out of
the windows.
Mayor Schie;en got voss to promise to
send the dog away.
The evening world., 1894-06-13
sTRATTON TO THE BREACH.
McKane's Republican Friend Aids
His Democratic Counsel.
George w. Roderick Wants to Attend
the Constitutional Convention.

Arson NJ. Stratton, the Coney Island
property-owner and close friend Of John
Y. McKane, appeared as n witness be-
fore the Sub Committee on Contested
Seats in the Constitutional Convention
in the Brooklyn City Hall this morning.
Although a Republican. Mr.. Stratton
appeared in behalf Of George w. Rod
erick. Democrat. but McKane's couh-
sci. He told the Committee that the
ballot at Gravesend was pure, and that
he knew of no fraud existing there last
election day. He assailed the character
OF Kenneth +. Sutherland, and told the
Committee that he did not believe a
word Of Sutherland's confession, read
by Deputy Attorney-General Edward M.
Shepard yesterday. -
When questioned about the vote In
Gravesend Mr.. Stratton could not ex-
plain how 5000 votes were cast at the
general election for the Constitutional
Delegates and only 1000 at the Spring
election In April. Mr.. Stratton, as a
member of the Republican General
Committee. procured the watchers GER
tihcates last election. which John Y.
MckAne claimed gave him the right to
Ignore the mandate Of Justice Barnard
with that famous expression: "Injuno-
tons don't 40 here. see!'
Sheriff Buttling, Of Kings County, was
also a witness before the Commit ee
this morning. He testified that he had
Mr.. Strattcn,
The evening world., 1894-06-13
DIDN'T like GALWAY SONGS.
They Wanted Daisy Bell" aud One
Had His Skull Cracked.

Thomas Conroy and John o'Toole. of
10 Emmett street. Brooklyn. were held
by Justice Tighe In the Butler street
Police Court. Brooklyn. this morning
to await the result of injuries to Henry
McGiveney.
McGiveney also lives at 13 Emmett
street. In the rear of his home is a
large court called the orchard. Last
night Conroy and O'Toolc, with several
friends, were singing the songs OF Old
Sligo and Galway.
During the evening a crowd of boys
and young men gathered in ,:.e court
yard. and annoyed Conroy and O'Toolc
by yelling at them: Sing something
new, "Give US Daisy Bell Let us
demands.
The singers charged out of the house
into the courtyard. Young McGiyeney
says they knocked him down, kicked
him in the head and left him serseless.
1t is thought his skull Is fractured
and that he has sustained serious In
ternal Injuries.
The evening world., 1894-06-13
HIS COMPANY DEFUNCT.
Yet Van Nostrand Kept Right on
InsurinE People In the Royal.

InsurinE People I'm the Royal.
COMFY ISLAND. N. Y. June 13.-Ar-
thur B. Van Nostrand. OF IS Clifton
place. Brooklyn. was prisoner this
morning before Justice Finnerty. charged
with insuring property In the Royal Fire
Insurance Company. of New York. Kings
and Queens Counties, a defunct institu-
ton.
Van Nostrand came to Coney Island
last Summer and represented himself as
the agent of the Company. He secured
considerable money as premiums on In
surance. and about three weeks ago re-
appeared on the island again, represent
ing himself to be the agent Of the Com
pany.
Among his customers was John Cav
anagh. who lives on the Bushman
he was to receive 81, 500 insurance. Cava-
naghs home was burned a short time
ago. and he went to Nap. Nostrand to
collect the Insurance. Van Nostrand
said he would settle In a few days. but
Cavanagh then made an investigation
and learned that the Royal Fire lnsur.
ince Company. of New York, Kings and
Queens Counties. which had an office at
solved. He secured warrant for the
arrest of Van Nostrand, and when the
latter appeared at the island yesterday
he was arrested for obtaining money I'M
der false pretenses.
who made the arrest, Van Nostrand Of
fered Cavanagh the St5 Il he would not
press the complaint. This Cavanagh
would not do.
$500 bail for examination Friday. Bail
was furnished by Charles f. Aukamp. Of
lS3 Pulaski street, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-06-13
PRICES ON A HIGHER LEVEL.
Bulls Promptly Checkmate Bears
with Supporting Orders,
Sugar Continues TO Advance and
Helps the Market.

Neither the Senate investigation OF the
Affairs OF the Sugar Trust nor the vague
rumors OF hitch In the settlement of
the bituminous coal strike had any in
fluencc on the Wall street markets this
morning.
The bears were disposed to utilize these
things FOR their advantage. but when
they started In to sell they found the
buying ordcn in various stocks sufficient
~ large to cause them to beat IA hasty
retreat
The Sugar people looked after their
from 100 l-2 to lO2 rs ex-diyidcud OF 3
per cent, to the great discontinue OF
the shorts. London quotations came
higher. and this encouraged the local
Louisville & Nashville rose /. to 46 -;
burlington & Quincy a. to u rs; Chi
fs .Ts Gas nr Is to u.s. ST. Paul Is to 81 it,;
souri, Pacific l-2. to rs as; Erie preferred
liz, to 20 H.; General Electric as to "a la
Cordage 3-S to "a 5-S: Lead 3-S. to ~ rs:
New York Central as, to 9s S,S. Distillers
was exceptionally weak. declining 5.s. to
25 1-2.
Money continues easy, per cent. be-
ing the ruling rate on call WHILE time 16r
months l-2 for elk months and for
eight months.
4S7 1-2. Sight remains 4SS IL a ass 81
Commercial bar silver Is quoted at
60 as and Mexican dollars at 81 1!2. Bar
silver in London Is unchanged at 2S 5-sd
per ounce.
The receivers for the Consolidated
Mortgage Bondholders Committee OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad have pre-
pared a statement OF earnings, SC, for
the three months ending Sept. 80 next.
The gross earnings are estimated Mt
81. 500, 0OO operating expenses S2si5Ooo.
net earnings $l,655,o0o. and surplus at
81. 1893, 245.
Stocks were dull but firm. Whenever
the bears attempted to depress the list
their opponents put In supporting orders,
and the result was that prices gradually
crept to q higher level The operations
outside of Sugar. Chicago Gas and st.
Paul. however. were extremely light.
The recent bond neg ,tiatinos Of the Rock
leland. st Paul and Baltimore and Ohio
loans are regarded as favorable straw,
"A I'd tend to strengthen the belief that the
vast accumulation of money here and In
London nov idle, will seek employment
in railway securities as soon as there are
indications OF a revival in general bust
ness.