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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-09
NEWARK.

The pupils In the Newton-st public school. New
ark where nearly 1000 children taught. ex-
cited yesterday noon by a story that ghost had
been seen in the gir.s' court. Ruby Moke and Elsie
Assman are the girls who say they saw the appari-
tion The court is near the boiler room and the girls
say they something white, with arms extended
walking TO and fro at the boiler Principal Ter
williger ordered the locked and Il was given
out that the boiler is being repaired. but az the
boiler Is never repaired until the vacation season.
the children are not satisfied with the explanation
Charles Duffy, coiored. who was janitor of the
school some time ago. said several times it is now
recalled that he had apparition In the boiler
room. and also in other parts OF the building. He
was so worried. the gosslps say. that he began to
drink. and then he saw the ghost again. Finally
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THE BURROUGHS FORGERY CASE.
TRYING TO FIND OUT WHERE THE CERTIFICATE
on WHICH THE INDICTMENT WAS
FOff%D NOW


FOUND now IS.
The case Of Horace Burroughs Indicted May g.
1890 FOR alleged forgery Of certificate Of a lumber
Inspector in Brunswick. Ga. was before judge Fitz
gerald again yesterday In Part II OF the Genera.
Sessions Charles W. Brooke who represents Mr.
Burroughs asts that the Indictment be- quashed and
Burroughs discharged Judge Fitzgerald adjourned
the case on Thursday until yesterday I'm order to
inquire to where the original certificate which
the Indictment founded now Is. The cargo OF
lumber for which It was alleged the forged cerh-
cate was given was shipped 10 Guadaoupe. West
Indies and n heavy loss was sustained by reason OF
the false value given to the cargo It having been
declared In the certificate that the lumber was free
Of sap. Waiter II. Hcineman. VINO had been dis
charged by Mr.. Burroughs on the ground Of
beZz,ement. testified In civil suit In Brooklyn
brought by Middleton & CO.. TO damages
for the suffered In the depreciation Of the value
Of the cargo that he Burroughs forge this GER
tncatc.
Abel T. Backmar. OF the law firm OF Baldwin &
Blackmar went on the stand yesterday testify as
10 his knowledge OF where the missing certificate
Is. He said that he had been patent lawyer for
fifteen years. and that his firm was counsel for Md
dleton e. CO., No. l6 New-st this city. In the civil
suit against Burroughs. in the city Court OF Brook
lyn to recover damages. Donald 5. l.. Lee. OF the
firm OF Middleton & Co.. the complainant
against Burroughs In Justice O'Relilys police court
Mr. O. Hare,Did you hear the name Of Quinn in
connection with this matter? A.-lcs subsequently.
Q-How did his name come into the matter? A.
Well when wanted TO find the alleged forged GER
tiicate | asked Lee about II. He said he had
not got IL back from the District Attorneys office.
j asked Assistant District Attorney Welman for IT.
Judge Fitzgerald-Was Mr.. Wellman In the case
before Justice oItsy AYe; think So FOR tho
the missing paper ] did not get H. Some time ar
terward ] saw Mr.. Wellman in the Superior Court,
and he said 1t was In the hands OF a man named
Quinn got out a subpoena duces tecum. and
Quinn appeared with the paper in the City Court at
the trial In Brooklyn. That over two years
after the indictment against Burroughs had been
found. After the civil suit Quinn my ONCE
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN
WOMEN WISH TO BE RECOGNIZED.
THEY URGE THE MAYOR TO APPOINT FIVE W
THEM MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF

WOMEN WISH TO BE RECO1NlHrD'
THEY URGE THE MAYOR TO APPOINT FIVE OBJ
THEM MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF
EDUCATION.
A petltion signed by some of the prominent women
In the city was presented TO Mayor Schlereh SeSe'
dav asking for the appointment OF at least hNe
women among the fifteen members or the BOARD oi
Education to be appointed by July !. among tne
sieners were Mrs Truman j. Backus' presineh' Vi
the BROOKLYN Womens Club; Mrs r. f. fettehshi'
president Of the Kings Daughters. OF Brookly"'
Mrs J. H. Burtls president Of the Memorial nos
initial for Women and Children, Helen NJ frehch'
president Of the Womens Auxiliary OF the booh-
Ivn Hospital: Miss Margaret c. Love presdent OF
the Cambridge Cub: Mrs Camden c. DiKe' pres-
dent of the Ladies' AID Association or homeopathic
UosnItal: Mrs Charles y. Judson. president OF 'he
Young Women's Christian Association MISS JOSE
mime Rathbone Pratt Institute Neighborhood Asso-
citation; Mrs benjamin Estes. Gonna D.uo ;ri ,HS
Annie Il Phelps Urban Club; Mrs. James Scr' III
oeonr Health Protective Association, ana MIS-. VI.
* Chapman president Womans Suffrage Associa
ton. ,, 49,, .,,,,o, ,,ere tho
Rev DR. r. S Storrs. Professor Franklin W iiar
nor Professor Truman J. Backus the Rev; D. toit
man Adams, Dr; John - Kusn az Tr,tt ISshua
n Van Colt w. &. Kellogg solomon W JOHh 81,
Theodore Dreier and the Rev J. w Chad"Ick ! ne ne
petitioners urged their cause win thtse "o F
that interest in the public schools belongs largely
10 women as educators and even more disthrtiyey 10
mothers; that whenever the uainIhs VI ~ ,i,es
IN he considered experience with chid ne BNNes
value TO the Judgment ~ intelligent women. We
ask this recognition in the administration OK on,
city. not for any personal endS ;; Dns IN We" u
The Mayor said that he would consider the mat
ter and give an answer In few days.
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AylrrDsa1rncnorr ror rnrAlEnIcIy1vE

In order - avoid o recurrence of the incident at
tending IN, rec.u, eastward voyage OF the Paris
and Majestic. when those steamers were charge
with racing the American Line has decided i'
adopt Immediately a nNel hour for sailing from ths
city The hour q II o m has been chosen ~ "''hs
convenient for passengers. AMI the New-Nork ana
Parl. when sailing at his hour WI llal pass-n-
gers In an ordinary weather. 50 that thcy should
reach London cn the fo.lowiu. Wednesday alter
noon. 4 service WEI thus be- b'sun Win almost tl'
sn,nc regularity ~ departure AMI arrival as Is OBJ
talncl hy travelling on land hy raj. The Amer
can Line has already introduced the nNei SthhS
hour from southampton whence their steamers
start at Il O'Clock noon Immediately after the ar
rival OF the special train from London.
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Larchmont Yacht Club annual regatta.
New-York Jockey Club races. Morris Park 2;So
p m.
New-York- Chicago baseball match Polo Grounds
p m.
New-York Athletic Club games, Travers lsiand.
Yorkvle Yacht Club regatta
Opening OF the State Camp. Peekskn.
Music in Central, Van Cortlandt and ST. Mary's
parks. p m.
Committee on Organization OF Patterson-George
Bliss Republican County Committee. No n5 Broad
way, d. m.
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Nem Store, B'way, cor. 3Ist ~,


SAILED. ,,,., nh
Steamers state - California Nhr GAS. fiverpoc:
Earhado,s - Lucia Kits. ''c; tAe '.i a,S Fer.
Delta I,rl Halifax. state Il Texas hrlnsN ~ an sssra
nandina: Iroquo.s. Charleston ana Ja'A'o"'''''' N
CITY (Br. Bristol. . ..-. ....t. AYERS
THE MOVEMENTS OF stEAME1'''
FOREIGN PORTS - n., ,,,n
Steamer Tauric dD. Jones. f'r Ne"-io'N' '-"
Liverpool June :. - M. Work May g
steamer Nomadic d}r). Clarke FROM Ne"-i'N "'' "
arrived at Liverpool Jun" : u, u,,hurgl
Steamer Columbia tGerl N0-o'eos9ng 'i." "@
for NeN York. sailed from Soutnaml - .hS Nav u
Steamer puflad Olr). Lowe. from New ION ''' -
arrived at CuNhaveu June = - 49,. >,,,.york ,r
steamer Augusta Victoria. KaempI i,.n NV
Southampton. passed Hurst Castle June ~. work Nay
Steamer Excelsior (Gerl Mull.- ron ~
26 Tor Dover passed the Isle ~ Msh ' ,,srsarn for
Steamer American Uutchl. Notsf, i''h h'''''
Now York passed the Isle n Wight june = >yo,t
steamer Venetia tGeu Won H1ssewi,z Ion .,,,,ssnd
MAY 20 for Goth,nburg. etc. arrived ~
steamer ickla DAM Laub sailed from st''tln io' 's'
York June . 49,. f,,osg,uo sanA
Steamer Clrcassia Oirl Shankin ttroH "'S'eS'''
from, Movili. for New-Nork June - xsr York
steamer Mount Lebanon dju iiendry, rom lived
January . Via - Vincent. Y, cape loN" 'N ~
II Perrin June =
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
BCCKINGHAM-Harod VI. SewaH, formerly
United States Consul-General at Samoa. GAM
BRIDGE-Captain Albert Heese. OF the German
Embassy at Washington MARLBOROUGI-Bisho
Hugh Miller Thompson. OF Mississippi. MURRAY
HILI-Ex Congressman Carlos French and Henry
c. Robinson. of Connecticut. NlCTORlA-Secre-
tary OF War d. S. Lamont WALDORF-Genera
George ]. Magee, Of Watkins. y. Y. WINDSOR
Judge William l.. Putnam. Of the United States
Circuit Court Of Appeals.
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NEW-JERSEY.
ELIZABETH.

Judge Mccormick. in the Orphans Court at Eliza
beth, yesterday handed down a decision In the fight
over the estate Of William J. Lowe, of Scotch
Plains who was Senate BIZ Clerk in the Legislature
OF 1898. The Court decides that there was not suf-
Client proof that the widow had been married be
fore she welded Mr. Lowe. and that she was the
latters Lawful. wife. and entitled be adninistra tor
of his estate which comprises a hotel at Scotch
Plains and half Interest in large hOte at Morris
town His brother. Thomas Lowe. who held the
other interest on the Morr.stown property was the
contestalt against the widow. Lowe died on De
cenlOer 81, 1S93 leaving a wife and child bu. no
will HIS brother set Up the claim that the widow
had another husband, George Ducky. living in Nor
iristown, from whom she had not been divorced
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4 MAN WITH REMARKABLE NERVE"
HE DESERTS IFS WIFE. COMMITS HlGAMY. AND
THEN APPEALS To HER TO HELP Jim ny

HAsTE%ING 4 DIVORCE
Iatlrncr J. Jones' WAS supposed 90 %" in London
Yesterday while Blanche g. Jones and hs father. LI
j. Jones wcro giving testimony against h'n IN
suit brought hv MS wife for absolute divorce ana
tried before Judge DuEro q; Special Term - the SUI
perlor Court Mrs Jones testified that she was mag
ri-d 10 the defendant on March .. l.> and that
they have two children living. SIZE discovered his
unworthiness t. be her husband and then l'ft him
Meantime she had given him $1,000" which be- bad
spcnt The ground FOR asking the divorce WAS his
marriage on March y. l's1. 20 Mrs Ellen An
drews at Albany. Subsequently he was charged
with forgery and skipped. going 10 the Argentine
Republic and thence. a. T. turnel Oui, . London.
II took somr time 70 trace hin and serve upon
him the summons and complaint IN the divorce suit
Finally Arthur We.l~sly Pcckham London lawyer
found him and served the papers Following this. he
wrot. IL letter to his wifc. which pat IN evil
dence This Is portion u the letter.
II you only knew the position am ln. am sure
you would ID everything IN your power - h-lp
me Nothing can be gained IN any way by dclaying
the divorce. and as you can unIers'nnd' everything
depends upon IL for my welfare. ... tn" New YORK
papers have as you know. been read everywhere.
and all the relatives and friends IN Sheffield and
elsewhere In England and at Scarborough know Of
IT, and you can imagine the result Mr. Andrews
appointed his wife 81 the trustees % his estate.
aiing WIN three Others In sheffield and ais, al
p0lntcd her guardian Of the three children She may
bc removed from the exc, uOrship ana the crllif"
MAY also be taken from ~ IS the other executors
that We are leading sinful ne that were not
married etc ana that II YOU'D he petFimeniAl %
divorce IS Obtained IN New WORK, and We can Doe
remarked again here. Il viii stop all proceedings In
that quarter The position ls certainly terrible
II 1t 49, and every day makes IT sun worse. en-
treat Of You 20 do what you can - help me; and To
avoid any further Disgrace. II not for my rtke then
for our children. Iours, LATIMER-
Mr. Jones. the father. testified TO being present at
the second marriage. lie supposed the time that
his son was divorced from the plaintiff
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TIE KIDNAPPING clsE FAILS rHRorGM

Justice Feituer IN the Yorkvlle Police Court yes
tord,y denied the Implication made q few days ago
D, Mrs Alma Louise Colllugton-F'Nows for war
rant for the arrest 81 Cnnorl &. Goodwin and his
mother Matilda T.. Goodwin on a charg" or Kid
mapping her three-year-old daughter Gladys
Ia hl. decision Justice feitucr says that Lulu Cod
dlnrion the daughter OF thu complain ant. took her
sister Gladys away. and that the Goolwina only
uarfcluat0u IN tar removal WI IN dHowlug "a"
u.s. of fhcir horses AMI carriage. u dll not app
pear 10 the Justice that an offence OF kidnapping
= I be- N committed hy either OF the GoOdwns ana
therefore the application for the warrant was de-
MED.
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MR. ATHERroN CHARGES FORGERY.
lie DENIES THE GENrINENEss or WIKI I'm
CONFESSION OF UNFAITHFULNEsS AND
MAKES cot NTER CHARGES.

lie DENIES THE GENUGNENEss or WRITTEN
CONFESSION OF uNFArTHFtLNEss AID
MAKES COUNTER CHARGES.
Iron an application by Herman Frank. the law
yer NJ No en Broadway Judge Bischon 81 the
Court ~ Common Pleas. yesterday granted an or
der for Nancy r. Athert1n % show cause on next
tuesday why the proceedings in her SUI, for d.
vorcc should no, Doe reolrnej AMI he divorce an
n.,ll.l Her sui, for the divorce was Nd defended
bv her husband. George T. Atherion. proprietor OF
tho IIo,e, Ahcricen a, Broaiway and Twenty
nrst-st and tho decree was granted - h'r on
Thursdav. A portion x the evidence presented IN
he- AM, ,vas m alleged confession by her husband
that ne Rad been intimate with the Correspondents
Alice Carr a guest AZ thr hotel . =,
Among thc papers presented & Judge Hsch9n
YESTERDAY were am llyi,s hv Atherion. FrelrrlcN j.
Avery Edwin u Keys ani Lionel Mr.n.i',,k ,nh.
the ALLEGED confession vas nor IN we Htlil"i |
- Afhert1n 10 bis afillyit Atacrtun claims tift
the allcgeI confession IS forgery H. states th-t
he diI not defonI ne sui; for the divorce because
ne anti werc wholly fa.se. Aiherf0n declares, anl
10 Improper relations have eNs.,l n.tN.,, -
,o-c Z, would Do a great wrong - deprive her OF
M opportunity % defend her flir name ana fame
r." plGcr- In a. N thai she has
lai no improper relations with Ats'rioh ~, -,
N'hcrion also makes charge tn't ms W ai'
Wealthy reir-l merchant wh1 !lyct AZ the h'i'A
ANA thrf ne merchant We BAD begun suii i.r
divorce. naming Nh. Atner 80 ns co-rosp' lem.
begun 30 the iuetlrnt'n NJ 'he merchant WHO "'-
sired 2, marry Mrs A'h"r' 'n. . .
have the divorce annpil~i would D." resisted II
court Afncrtou hal admitted his r. .at ~ WIN
mr. , S,r . , .hc was nrc in railway wreck
on Lcr v..v home from tho Vrr.Is Fair. AMI she
shc has been living lately with her father N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-09
HOROKEN

The trustees Of the First Reformed Church. Of
Hobokei. the cornerstone OF which was laid on
decoration Day, are much worried because the
foundation of the church is threatened by quick
sand. Besides the quicksand there is a hidden
spring the ground which has only Just been
discovered The archtect-Robert L. Dixon-says
that although the Quicksand is there the foun Ia
lions placed tha; he is convinced the trus-
tees need not worry the stability OF the church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-09

An afternoon concer; Will be given at the Essex
County Country Club on June l6. Tea VIII be served
after the Some OF the patronesses are Mrs
Edward w Ashley Mrs Oliver S. Carter, Mrs
Gardner Colby. Mrs Thomas 4. Edison Mrs Gil
bert l. Herbert Mrs Stephen J. Meeker. Mrs John
Petit, Mrs Stephen Van Rensselaer,. MIS- John -
Wllmerdng and Mrs Henry Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-09
MONEY FOR THE CITY AT LOW RATES.

Controller Fitch has been borrowing money for
the city this year at lower rates than have been
paid In the last four years. As the city does not
begin collecting its taxes until the first week I'm
October II is obliged TO maintain itself by borrowing
during part Of the year. and to raise this money
the Controller issues revenue bonds the rate If
interest being regulated generally by the condition
Of the money market This table issued by Con-
troer Fitch yesterday shows the aggregate amounts
borrowed for the last four years. with the average
rate Of interest paid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-09

COMMISSIONERS or APPRAISAL REAPPOTyTED
Mayor Gilroy yesterday reapponted Daniel Lora'
Daniel p Hoys and Colonel James NJ. Narnum-
two Democrats and RepublIcan-Commissone
Of Appraisal In the Twenty-third and twenty
fourth wards 10 determine the amount Of damages
70 nropertv owing 10 the change OF grade caused by
Tho depression Of the New-York Central tracks on
RallrOad-ave The compensation OF each corlinls-
sioner is SO a day while actively engaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-09
JERSEY CITY.

Prosecutor Winfield yesterday sent two officers
Christ Hospital. Jersey City. TO watch Etie Buret
who shot his wife at North Bergen Wednesday
night. Buret and his wife both doing well. The
husband Will be placed under arrest he
'recoyers.
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COURT OF APPEALS cArENpAR.

Saratoga y Y. June s-Folowiug Is the Court
~ Arteals calendar f1r Monday. june Il: Nos 415.
49, ~ 49, ~. ~. ~. ~.
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Ann JuncementA


Mrs WINsrow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for FIFTY YEARS by MlLLIONS ~
MOTHERS FOR THEIR CHILDREN VILE IE iJ;i a. !,
sOf~TENs THE GUNS. ALLAYS ALL PALNr CO F65
pfARRHOEA Sold by druggists in every part OF the
vorld TWENTY FIVE CENTS BOTTLE.
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ESTABLISHED ls45.

Our reputation on Serge Suits IS
great enough to send you to us Tor all
sorts of clothes.
Buy suit: place it beside other
makes. compare the cut, the making,
the trimming and the price. Your
money back if you can match 1t.
We have them double or single
breasted, rough or smooth, black, niue a.
or gray, silk or serge lined, sl4 10 go
New Store, B'Wdy, cor. ]Ist ~,
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Amount AV. rate Of
A POWERFUL WESTERN WIND

On the first 100000 which Mr. Fitch borrowed
this year he is paying only 2 per cent interest
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING H1E4lfERS

TO-DAY.
Vessel Iir- For. Mails close Vessel SAILS
Tlta y . Lloyd Southampton. 80 IN 300 m
tnhr'a Cunari Lyerpnnl. 80 IN 1000 IN
l-fn.ssla Anchor Glasgow. ......... 30 1000
L. champagne. French HaNre...... 400 IN 100 IN
Mississippi. A'Trans London. 49,. -.
seneca * cuba. Havans. 10 30 IN lNr m
Kni-kerhocker Cromwell New Orleans 900 m
I.raia Mallory. Key West-....-.... ........ 800 m
Wrritcndan. Meth Amer. Rotterdam II 90 a IN leo N
Irius Wii,m l. Dutch. Hayti. 10 81 IN loo m
MONDAY JUNE II.
Newport Columbian CoIon.............. II m
TUESDAY. JUNE II.
Spree Lloyd. Bremen 300 m /? 90 m
Venezuela Rcd D. Ia GUhN-n.. III No m LOO j m
Cherokee. clyde. Jacksonville 300 m
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ORANGE.

he was declared insane and sent to the Essex
County Asylum for the Insane,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise 2s SUI, 80 Moon rises lo52 Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sanav Hook .... GOV Island 49,. Hell Gate 2ol
TM-Sandy Hook i2ll Gov Island u 35 Hell Gaze rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-09

Keep looking young and save your hair, It's
color and beauty with Parker's Hair Ralsain
Iludercorns tho best cure FOR corns. 10 cts
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b!ERMAN,H E!pEIRERGs6,
WhOleSale-Retail ClOthiers

We can afford TO sell the finest clo,h
less money than any other house h.. 'os
we are the largest wholesale nanusoa.-s
ers OF hne clothing In the world. and h.r
our materials In such large auau,,,, oay
the mills naturally give ms .n...ss mat
prices. low
Our wholesale warehouse Is cor. nro..
and Bicecker ST., and our Tailor Sway
153. 1876 and I57 Crosby ST. are .as' At
with the most modern cIoth-testipu o,...s
and tailoring machinery cxtant. ma
md scientific that can he had, sent
With such a combination of foro. =,
only your examination of our good. =. 'eos
vince you that we easily can and do -, 'on
finest tntior-mnde clothing at such as
prices that IL ~ simply Impossible o. ~"
other concern TO successfully comne,. my
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.-Zumbra." r. & w. "Waubunk-~
z q W. New Collars. z. w.

HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. D..
90 WFST s9TfI-ST.
Diseases OF IN. Nervous System. Gento-Urnary Organs
rrnnotenry and sterllity. Hours to !. 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-08-22

HUTCHINSON. Kan, Aug. 1s.-Ycs-
terday virtually closed the state re-
union of the q. A. r. OF Kansas for
1894. The crowd was larger than
ever, Major Il. n. Morrill, was the
chief speaker,
Tie Sioux city athletic club is ont
with an offer of S2j.Ol0 for a Gnisb
fight between Corbett and Jackson.
They guarantee. no police interfer.
encc. Corbett expresses "A willingness
to accept the offer Jackson has not
boon heard from.
Dreifus, Block & Co, of Pittsburg
Pa, have secured "A ten acre tract al
New kensington, and win establish {
tin plate plant TO cost about $500, 900
The concern will bc known as ;hC
Duquesne Tin Plate works and will
employ 300 operatives.
The political friends of Senator Yes
in twenty counties in the Northwest
ern portion of Missouri are going tc
hold three days barbecue in the
near future at some point near Kan.
sas City, at which Senator Vest viii
explain his course in congress.
Yesterday the payments ON account
of spirits taken OF of bond at ST. Louis
reached the enormous figure of $685.
74s, while the total receipts from all
internal revenue sources was S377,-
500 This is much more than twice
the largest collection in one day that
the St Louis district has ever known.
The Cnnard line steamer Campania.
which arrived Friday evening at New
York from Liverpool and Queenstown,
left Daunt's rock at 1915 p. m. on
August ~ and arrived at the Sandy
Hook lightship at 5;l5p m yesterday.
Her time of passage was Eve days,
nine hours aud twenty-nine minutes,
which beats all previous records by
about three hours and ten minutes.
The special house committee to in
vestigate the charges against Judge
Ricks OF Cleveland, Ohio, will not be
gin It's work until congress- al Iourns,
and perhaps not until fall. IL had
been intended To start upon the in.
vestigation next Monday. but quo
rum is drifting away from the house
50 rapidly that an the members are
now needed I'm Washington who can
be persuaded TO stay Members of the
committee are anxious To 60 into the
congressional campaign and therefore
may not be able 10 investigate until
that Is over