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The evening world., 1894-03-20
ANOTHER DROP IN SUGAR..
Insiders Supposed to Have Prof
tied at Traders Expense,
Rest Of the Market Held. but Deal
ings Were Light.


Wa s'ra.' Is s'iii waiting tg- p-ssi.
lent tr.,.srEs ..tl.. ., tho s~-f.r..r.
,r,
ag- H''. t'! Wi'''l."- 10" he'd tn at-'-
ance IauiIuS 4 settlement - This mat
tor. The trading ,.,. morning VIA az.
t~raruniy Ilrs, .s..,.. ~ 90 instances
but, slar.nn,t , - sf~.rs A. -va-
ami N. bulls rsar,-. p, - me-. an
vi'h.g, .rrgrgItI-y ,, > s.',L -
Now EDgrarl sol Iavr a., < ON
the ann urc.~4r. tn. t..vasr ]; ur.u
and S,UuIrt yI, b. -@..4t--I .. IN, I've
roai In goo .Ee,. an ihst 'r..raS.
viii have - H.. .saI4l Town .rl an ...
sAssm-r, o, aryN-a-. from So - 8.
tsylrl IN he sick
American Sug,r -rss - =. q. A.
Chicago Gas +, = - Iowa f.rfrai
l.. + IA. Ia...yuI- NJ NLarv mi
t'hlCagy rr.s-rr.I. IL a ia. C.r,i,za
"a :, VI - I-. 80, ~ = -. North.
e-n PA. Hr IA. p, - lnt 4, ur.s.rraI
3-s. 70 n - Mr. ii o'clock Their was
a Reaction.
IRE faa tur- u h. market MAS a b--ak
~ naarlI .gIr puilt. In S.Kt~-sr,m . -
to N-uuIar n.ayy sa-. {, wts IN. gen
The evening world., 1894-03-20
CHICAGO TRACK ELEVATION.
ordinance 80 Abolish Grade Cross
in-- In that city.

CHICAGO. March 20-The !ong-coa-
t.1v4d agitation for elevation Of the rail-
road racks within the city limits AMI
Tho abolition OF grade crossings has cul-
minat i IN the adoption OF an ordinance
having his object in view. BY the de-
c!.iy- vote o. 81 - ; the city Council
last ntsht passed the first effective or!l-
nance to this md.
l. affects the Lake Shore and the Rock
Island r,ads and provides for their -le-
va,lon from Sixteenth street t. state
and SiNty-s-v-nta N the former. an
Stewart avenue n Seyentv-sAconI
~.r--. on the latter. Th- tracks ar. 70
b. elevated ahO'e ne pre-ert level from
four 70 ten AMI a hai' fee: AZ di~a-art
POINTS. and the rhirty-nina intsrsectiug
streets which are To be opened under
tho racks, are to BE- depressed sum
ci-utly 70 give a clear head room OF
thirteen ard a hsls '--t in all streets o.
v1irl th-Ta are stree. car lines and
twelve on all others.
The work - - be- lone at the COST az
the two railroads. Anv land Lamag =
arising from Il Change OF the grade are
to b. horne by thu cttv, the railroads To
b. responsible for anV other damage.
arising from the passage or operation OF
mo DriirHr0- The work i - DO hrzun
bv u ! next. and IL to proceed az The
rate II az Last one ans o1a-half mile a
raar. 1t = understood that the two
roads araCt-i will accept the ordnance.
The LIsyCr Will. l. Il believed. sign f..
The evening world., 1894-03-20
M'KANE'S ACCOUNTS.
His Friends Not to Give Ont q Re-
port. as Promised.

LAWYER George W. Roderick 10Y
aen'es that a report on the financial
"endiHg Of John Y. McKane will be
made BY his friends on Thursday. as
Promised by young George McKane.
l never stated that such a report ex-
S'ei' said Mr.. Roderick, moi do l
MO" OF its existence. II is a purely
seEsohal matter anyway. and concerns
Eiy Slchane and myself. l don't know
SEthlns about II. | never said the re-
- would be made public on Thursday
- Is believed now the persons prepar-
Ss the report have beer unable to
snke q balance. inc for that reason
rrcOpose TO hold back the document as
"ng as possible.
a. me meeting of the Board OF Audit
v thursday George McKane promised
make public the report the following
aNaIshay, McKane's friends then sai
- iep9rt was ready and was typewrit-
IN Lawyer Roderick's Office.
me- latest discovery male by the Com
saattes Is that Nckane. as Supervisor.
sSsiT notes on the strength of his
hAcAane Ii known to have drawn S.00e
pay one contractor. Two weeks
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SHE REFUSED TO ANSWER.
Mrs. Kaufman IOoked tn Her Hus-
band to Prompt Her.

Thu hearing N thu mater OF the
writ u hab-% corpus in the casa Of
Amelia Kaufman 70 snow caIs- WIZ <h-
should NJ; b. released from the insane
pavilion. a BlIckw-lI's Island Was con-
t.uu-! b-f-r- R-t-r7- Bt-l. in the So
prema Court. Chambers. this atceIn on.
Mrs. klufmaI VAS arrested ab-G.
~ m-u,hs ago ami sen, - Bellevue
Hospital. She had mad a quarrel WIKI
her husband. because he insisted upon
entertaining friends az MS home and
spending too much MONEY. SI- IF; him.
and II = alleged began drinking heavily.
Ms. kaufmt an. wh"a put on ;he stand
and questioned, refused to answer WIKI
ont tirSt 10 king az her husband. "a II
s2r aid Referee Rl-n nottc-! this. AM
~ori-rei Kaufman TO another par. Of the
room.
Sh- the7 Absolutely refused - answer
all questions relating to her trouble
with her hushlrl.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
HARD TO GET A JURY.
Jsnieson VIII Have No Chance TO
Follow utherIand

Constable Andrew Scott Jameson, the
.iri of the indicted Gravsenders u
he brought to trial. went into cour
this morning in the custody OF a DEPUTY;
Sheriff.
lie had spent the night at Raymond
Street Jail. II a conviction Is secured
in his case ;her. will . no opportunity
FOR him 10 follow the example Of his
predecessor. Justice Sutherland. and
make himself scarce when he is wanted
for sentence.
The SIX jurors who were selected yes
I. rday. are:
WILLIAM r.. THOMPSON. foreman. willow
JAMES o. CLEVELAND. dy-g2ois He wash
OSCAR ii EDGERLY. broker. $50 reKais
on NEITHER. IF. furniture. ~: A'lin,c
IENRY 1t. DAVIDSON. ladders, Crescent, Gal
JHN j.. wHtLES. plumber. go Deaa stree
ohm Z. Jacobs. a boot and shoe manu-
,turer. of ll3 South Elliott street. was
cepted as the seventh juror and sworn
after a long examination by both
a.. Mr.. Jacobs knew very little about
Gravesend matter because he had
,a during the past few months.
The eighth Juror chosen was William
copeland. u 50 South Elliott, place.
travelling salesman. He had been
way from Brooklyn during all the cleo
ion troubles at Gravesend. and hal
Ormei no definite Op mi In r-sarl u
NJ merits OF the case.
Taa ninth juror was secured at ll.3O.
H vas C5nrad Walker. a brass polisher.
q l+ Sheffield avenue. He said he had
never read OF the arrest OF COLI Bacon
auI MS friends. and declared that Nc
Kane was the only resident OF rCiavesenl
that - mad ever heard anything ab0Ii.
Jph1 \. Book a harness-maker, OF
1858 Broadway, was accepted as the tenth
jury.
told Nr. Weinberg he had never read
anything in the newspapers abou the
GrAyss-ud frauds. and knew nothing
H. sail he never read the newspapers.
The prosecution challenged him.
After tho recess Lawyer Patterson
took cnarge OF. matters for Constable
Jameson and Mr.. Backus tool a back
seat.
several peremptory challenges fol.
Low Il the examination OF witnesses cary
in tra afternoon. the defense Exhaust
t. which they were entitled.
In c0- indictments against Jameson.
- name is spelled as 'Jimison;' but
ne defendant himself says that the lat
t. i, incorrect. l.tnough n, has some
times siguel his name tina, way. In the
sworn complaints against C)l. Bacon and
uHs friends, the Constable signed his
rau.e as Andrew :. Unison"
Herr is the complaint he swore 70
against Michael F.. Moore, upon which
IT, PRESENT. trial is based:
STAT: Of NEW YORK.
,pIrty - Kings
,a4-r~ :. Imison. o., shs-psh-Id Bay IN tn
-eR7 - Gravss-ni being tuiy ssOru. I.poses and
say, 'aa' on the Eth day Of November. / 80. a. tht
-al --rn ot Grsvessnd. N the county Of EirE-.
,-e vi aasl E. Moore did MAKE a brsarh Of tEs
pst- -s quarrsllins. lighting and making a largs
~ Sc nH9 Collecting a rrDzt in the DuhlIH gfrHaE-
-rl- 20 IL Town Hall In the town Of Grayessad.
Nrs--'1-e, this ieponsnt prays tia. be nay be
7u--7--I=d aad dealt with according as the Law
directs. ANDREW 5. UNISON.
'F1ra % before ne the eth day o. November.
la r. V. e. NEWTON.
.Is,t,s o: the Peace. Town o. GraveseHi.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
after THE
CHILD KILLER.

remains w-r- Erund. saws she saw 'hH
CIR. ~ l ~p'~lucn on tn atterugou OF nar
Disappearance. COINS 10 he FRI Food
depot win twa 9thrr girls, The iaLi"r
was 'h'u In 'h- l'st Of spirits.
is known a. f.mmy the t{IIia- it
va, learned tntt tHn q her ,io.--t
play mates we Maggie Waknar ami
Annie pyray. u,'h Of whom i've 81 ~
N"s. Thlr'l ninth street. Ths-" were
partly Identified - tho girls who had
been With Su>," g. the Fra" Fool Fund
Bureau. The former sir is We 1syrl'
ou..i Ivr h~r fourteen ysar~ ~" n'her
looks IN younger than the twelve g"ars
v hirh 81" is sal! t1 %"
Detective ''ruwl"y with yrunE James
Martin and an "ty"r.ns World raDor.
Tor. called at n" Wagner house late TITS
afternoon. Th- sirl va ther" With h.r
ina iHe Martin Eirl at all s." Nr"t
Jimmy rery Will, but 1ir not know
his sister. she sail. The boy -X~pystulat.
81 with her, Pointed out how sha had
play with han 'ay Ette az. lUt the
girl still Ieni"'I that she had known his
S'Sf"r. IN" language 81 the boy "hich
followed vas NOR" forcibls than ole
n-t-ctly- crowley satl afterwards
that h. had no luuGt the g.rl hal been
instructed To keep quiet. lie Thought
ten led
1t i POSITIVELY known that ,e girl was
in thu habit OF begging not uifiS from
men whom -h- krsw. but from strang-
.rs. The pOlic- a. we'll as the reporters
learned something this afternoon In that
regard which ma" have a. important
bearing On thsr"sul's Of the ca.- Ar
rests ar" expected At any moment
lr. Eisuu. ct th- Health department.
was asked early this morning. 20 make
IN examination % the lead body Or
what remained uf Il. He arrived at the
W->t Thtriy-Seysu,h street s~tation-hUuss
shortly h-tor- : o'clock. accompanied
ny Central nc. Detectives Armstrong.
bowling and Rogers.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
JONES ACCUSED BY A FIRM.
Snow, Church & Co., Say His
Accounts Are $4,000 Short.
They Obtain n Warrant for Their
Confidential Clerk.

tnless Milton L. Jones, the confidential
clerk OF SNOW. church & Co. u ~
Broadway. succeeds in making good q
shortage in his accounts of S.un. tie
probabilities are that he will be locked
up in Ludlow Street Jail OF a charge OF
embezzlement
An order % arres. was issued upon
the application Of the firm by Judge
'iteg@rich, In the Court Of Common
Pleas YESTERDAY. The order was given
10 a deputy sheriff for immediate ser.
vice. but for the very good reason tina.
Mr.. Jones Coull not BE- found II w4s not
executed.
Snow. Church & GO conduct a col
lection agency and have Offices in Lon
don and Paris. Tley transact a large
amount Of business. and frequently large
sums II money pass through the hands
or the.c coutids initial clerk. in which ca
psciiy Jones has served FOR nearly a
decade. FJr 4 long time back the tirm
has ben nno;ttei BY, patrons that ar-
mittei to hem. and claims We're put in
for the various sums.
All tneSr Complaints Ner= placed in
ne hands OF Jones for Investigation.
discover wa-re the l-akIs- IN ih- Arm's
eNchequer was. his employers a!leze
that he cJCttaU-i - abstract money
ami neT complaints a. i consequence
KEEP: coming In.
Finally Mr.. stevens. tho Treasurer OF
the firm. began IN Investigation vhiCh
he declares resulted 10 his utter amaze
mont, in the discover. that the money
hal all been Appropriated b. tn con.
td2ntial clerk. and that the rA,uia-
tons eNt=nGAt back for Il number OF
years.
Jones, according 20 .tr. Stevens. ac-
know l=dgsd his guilt when aCcuSeI He
explained that he only intended TO use
the money for a short time in a person
al business transaction. and that he
meant to return 1t all. He was unable
TO make immediate restitution. and the
Company agreed TO accept the sum OF
his d~etalCatlOn IN iuStalm-utS.
On NArch : NJ turned over t Mr.. Stew
ems several notes. eating Sl.jp. plr-
porting TO b. tniD-SeI by Teresa /. Red.
81 Baltimore, a wtiow=i sister. who l.
reputel 10 BE- " al;hy. Mrs. Red sIbse-
qI-ntly pronounced G-r UiJ-s.mlnt a
forgery, ami !: was determined - cause
Jones's ares.
While tine deputy sheriff was search
ing for Jones to-day ne was in consult
alton with a nemh.- OF the firm en-
deavOrtng to MAKE a compromise. HIS
sister came on from Baltimore in re-
Spouse to a Telegram sent Yesterday, and
MIR. Stevens believes that she will secure
THE firm against loss. in which event no
further proceedings will BE- taken.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
After Making the Autopsy.

Or. o'Hars was aooutto Leave the stoop
OF the house when Or. O'SulliVan aIk
W to Dr. OHare and presented a per
nit to see the body of the dead girl.
o;nsr. moi sur - traIti liz
the permit 70 b. used. Dr. . Hare said
h. had given the body into the care OF
the undertakers. Lyons < Son. OF East
one Hundred and TNsrty-htth street.
The permit WAS taken up to members
OF the family. and after a conference
between the un~dsrtaksrs and Miss Full
TO 80 the body Of the dead giri.
E-ttr. gong in.O the house u. D'SUl-
var was asked by A reporter whether
ne TOUIki max an examination Of IN
bullet wound. H snrugge! his ~s-ou,l@rs.
and said that NJ only CANE a. an in
t-r=sted party 10 ascertain the result Of
the autopsy.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
WILL INSTRUCT RETAILERS.
Butterine Manufacturers Seek to
Protec. Their BusinesS.

CHICAGO. March sN.-Armour & Co.
the Hammond COMPANY. Swift's and
other large manufacturers OF buttertne.
have entered into an agreement 70 CO.
operate with Internal Revenue Col
lectDr Mizc IN the suppression OF the
Illegal sale of the product. The manu-
f4CtUrerS have agreed that with each
shipment Of Uutterin- 20 retailers they
viii send out 4 circular giving the re-
taller explicit Instructions how to COM
ply with all the requirements OF the
revenue law as TO stamping ami label
ling the imitation butter when 1t i
handed over to the customer.
The manufacturers Will do this in or
der TO protect their business. as almost
daily retail dealers are arrested by reve-
nue. officers for violation OF the law.
which are committed through ignorance.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
B0NDSMEN POOL ISSUES.
rey and Birkett Employ Det-c-
tiyrs to Look for Sutherland.

he officials in Brooklyn had received
word to-day concerning the where
5I;s Of Kenneth r. Sutherland. the
1,ive from justice. sentenced y~ester-
p - one years imprisonment and 20
a 500 fine for falsely i~mprisoning
iaynOr copytsts who went - Graves
before election day.
- Sheriff Buildings Office this morn
; It was said that every channel Of
'oTmation had been exhausted. but
hou: success. Sutherland left no
Il b-htnd him.
W detectives from the Sheriff
e were scurrying about this morn
'rying 70 verify a rumor that Suther-
! had been heard from. bu; up 70
n to-day Sheriff Ruttl!ng said there
: no: a ngle ! 70 work on. Suth-
ana. h said. had completely covered
his tracks.
he authorities feel certain now that
missing Police Justice is In Canada
d will shortly sail for Ireland. where
has relatives.
here was a report circulated last night
a. Ne had Osen seen intoNicat.i on the
'Nery at midnight the night before. but
: sner7f says there - nothing in the
Lawyer Weinberg. who is associated
I'm Deputy Attorney-General Edward
J. shepard in prosecuting the Graves
nj election cases, said this morning
nat sutherland would be brought back
Q Brooklyn II the authorities succeed in
h!m
Mr.. Weinberg did not explain how
H= fugitive Police Justice could be
'rousht from another country on the
.narge Of misdemeanor. but Il il be-
eyed The prosecution will endeiyor 10
ring him back on the charge o! felony
against him.
Sgth-Elsnd's bondsmen. Robert Furey
NJ ex-senator James w. Birkett. say
hey are determined to find their man II
SoSts them twice the amount OF the
Both hondsmen have pooled issues and
ave placed the case In the hands OF
rirate detectives.
Furay offered to wager 5000 to-
he would have Sutherland back
klyn within three months.
. riand's friends in Gravesend are
")~ in expressing their contempt
- action.
report has also gained some credence
y ~frRvesend that Sutherland has com
Iltted suicide. but the Citizens League
hemoers declare that the story was cir
,4tatet merely to throw detectives OF
sltherlani's track
The evening world., 1894-03-20
COMBINE STORY DENIED.
Sewing Machine Companies viii
Not Consolidate

: iesra;sh vas received from Cal
Gag, rs morning stating tina, u com-
..~a Ion - sewing machine manu-
.IC.Irers h4.! been ~p.aRrei.
I: was reported that the business Z
~ Wh..a saving Mac7.nr CgmU1ny.
Cleveland. I5s S,antari SeRink Machine
DaWYiu os 'l~ve.1at the avs S-w-
Ing NachIr- C0EgaGy. Of Dayton o.
ami ta- Domestic S-ViEE Machine Com
pAay. o., Newark y j. wu4.l he sh-
s1rtnl ~ the cpuD.-a
President Emmprs - the S'f~Ilr!
& mgany. told an 'Ey~a.r- Wo-l- rs
png'-s his a~ftsTna.1 thai - "a i~ hts
Uyauy vas c -"'rU~l there Vts Moth
In ,Nr s.1-y Nj l.~wors showed!
a '.-Era1 received rs MIN his m m
ing from 'ls home NC rsgu-'-s -'-
- A~rically la1y the statement
Manager IHar.nS " kft'-N = re
V0u.s'i- '0TT'0y said nv company
ean,=f l1,h ne o. j. With spy co7sNllia-
Tin. HIS co-Iarr MAS gong 3. r-
organize n woI'! - pcrt'ctS Ir.-
I-rl.-t.
The manaSa o., the Waite mplry
sail hA MAS certain rs company "a
not Nar' 20 t'ir aGy o,aers. arI wr-ll
'. -!Irt lts tuS.rsss separately and on
individual ha~'s
The evening world., 1894-03-20
THE SAME OLD STORY.
Rapid Transit Commissioners Meet
and Defer Action.

The RAPID Trsnsi; Commission was
announced to meet AT . o'clock this
afternoon for the purp-ue Of taking hnal
action on one II the proposed plans. BY
5 o'ciock all the members were present
except Mr.. S,ar:n.
There was an air NJ expectancy on
the part OF a fair s.zei audience when
President Steinway invited the re-
por-ers into the private oalce.
Tas President delivered a f~fteen-sec-
oni address 20 the effect hat In view
OF the existing circumstance hey had
decided % defer action for one week.
The existing circumstance Is pre-
sumably the introduction II the bill in
the Legislature to abolish the ComUU@-
sion
The evening world., 1894-03-20
TRADE REEVES IN AUBURN.
eco big shipment Of Farm Ma
chinery to New England.

AUBURN. y. Y, March @.-There arr
evidences OF the revival Of trade in this
city. A solid train 81 nifty cars. irAwa
by tSo locomotives and l3ai-i VITA
farm machinery. left here this afternoon
bound for the New t.nzIinI States.
Three weeks ag9 a similar tran OF thirty
irst solid tram lDaI-d vita farm !mplI-
ments which never anterei New England.
The train to-day H4S the second install
men; and more are - follow.
This city. which mas suffered depr=s-
sion. is thus enclurtg |. for evs.y m
plAment Of Whatever nature on TIE two
trains mad been sold before. IL left tl.>
city. Saops are in. operation win a full
force o. men. n Indications point 10
prosperity
The evening world., 1894-03-20
SIGHTED MANY lCEBERGS.
steamer Sorrento Encourte-s Two
FiCes In One Day.

The steamer Sorrento, which arrived
:h's morr.1s G-om HambIrE report, that
on Mirca II. betNesu latitude a. and
IS. lonsirIle - and 70, she encountered
4 large hslt - ice The Sorrento steam
Il along az reduced spsed until clear o.:
the zoe, HIisH contained several big ice
b@rgs.
Later In the lay the steamer ran Into
another large ice h-lj. arCIg Which
sae straUe! -rr rUo hours. The weather
was .oggy. oIt when II cleared AMI h.
fore the team ran clear o, the .-a
H.'i. she sighted TO less than twenty
large bArgs.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
TO CHANGE ITS ROUTE.
But rs Yet the People : Line Exists
Principals on Paper.

President Francis j Ca,larer a' 's
Peoples Railroad C~onpsu. Ir... ,-
to-day filed a rertiHoa'. " cha - u. .aa
r1u'- OF the Company AT! rTnuC .
hat Mt the reN; meeting Ok the Hryur-
lyr Bulrl Ok Aldermen ag'.rl. ~
would b. made for d franchise R'rf~g 'H-
'ha company the prtyilega 20 .r..uHrsl-z
tn antir. ,itv With An s.- tri. r4iIrrli
The Company hls been I~unUryJr4f-4
VIII a .apltal % S1T.r'
The original application for 4 fran hi--
Was male ry 'UIS 'Vmpaut last .-sr
bat. tn. cold thirteen OK the RrarI -
Alderman refused 20 grart the IrisI-
l-s-S asked for.
President ,~allan-n says that L hl-
COMPANY o.. nov successful ia UhtliU.U-
a Franchise. work on the new route IN
brooklyn viii BE- commenced at once.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
WOOLSTON OFF THE FORCE.
Police Board Wouldn't Let Him
withdraw His Resignation.

The resignation Of Patroiman Thomas
c. Woolston, OF the HtEA Bridge sta
ton. who was charged with blackmail-
ing a saloon-keeper, was accepted by
the Police Commissioners at a meeting
OF the Board this afternoon.
Before the resignation vas accepted
a communication from Woolston. ask
ing permission u withdraw the rssiS-
nation. was read and denied. WoolstOn
a already been absent nye days from
duty. and according 10 the police regu-
latlons Rad thu forfeited his position.
The evening world., 1894-03-20

after drawing the money he gave n
note to the contractor for the amount
signed John Y. Mckane. Supervisor. 4"
presented to the Kings County Trus;
company for payment. President; Hen
DIRK Claimed the note was illegal, as
Supervisor" had no authority
to issue notes for the own.
, The Investigation OF the Committee
has carried them into the methods en-
ployei by Mckane In assessing tax
PAYERS.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
EDISON NOT SATISFIED.
Asks for u Rcrci,-r for the homo
graph

NEwARk. y J. March gn-Au ay-
pllcation has been mad to the curt II
Ghaar-ry ~ Thoma- \. Edison and
cot E. Gouraul for th-~ appointment u a
receiver for the Edison United PhonV-
graph Company. The hlll says that
the directors have pursued Il policy
contrary t. th- views u tn holders OF
on--nalf OF the Comp4ny's -tJCk. which
has resulted In the company becoming
i1solv-ut The court is asked To- a.
poiat a receiver t. carry On the bust
affairs. So that the corporation ullglt
t. wound in The Till will be- answered
on March -.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
SENATOR COLQUITT ILL.
Ii. Is stricken lGain at His Home
in a~shinstoa.

WASHINGTON March @-Seaa,or
co,qG.;t. Of Georgia was taken II a, his
-@sinHra, -s \ street, tA-s city. last
n.sa, laI The a,.acE i regarded a. ssri-
oIs on account : his feeble condition.
He Vas a''a-k-i two years ago by
paraly SIS. AM since mat tine ha- oA-1
uuah.- q walk aud has been wheeled
a51u. the senate in a caa!r.
lie Hts not :, N-.! as usual sunday.
but was n his seat N tae Senate !-r a
slort line yesterday.
HIS thr9a, Is especially Affected.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
$500 BAIL FORFEITED.
Henry Gottiieb, Accused of Arson
Fails to Appear.

Recorder smyth. in Part 1. OF the Cen
eral Sessions. this afternoon declared
the bail boud OF Henry Gottlieh. who
is under Indictment for arson. forfeited
Jette MitZ, OF III cannon street, was
Gottlieb's surety for s., so.
A bench warrant was issued for Gott-
lieb's arrest.
Gott,ieb. 1t is alleged. set fire 10 the
building is Avenue = on Jan. 70 last.
The evening world., 1894-03-20

Miss Pollard said: Those are all mine.
am 50 glad thev are" 10 which Mr..
Il. ttetNorth responded: Il am pleased
with that. too"
lie asked concerning another letter:
Have YOU any doubt whether that IL
yours TO which she reltIrI None: I
am only wondering how th.y got here D."
The mex. was poStnarkel Cincinnati. d.,
July /. ISIS Il began "t.a- Nlr Rhodes %"
and sad: Il; YOU rave s"nt ;rat money
hAl Il rs possible. ms-. M ~ 'Aa
southern sunday morning a: Um I
want > gp straight ~ Eranlpa. and
50. cen lrtvc mo there"
i. vas sign ) VERY truly yours
The evening world., 1894-03-20
MILLS BROKE '''aD0WS.
Held in 900 ON Complaint of .
Observation-Disclosures.

Sammy MIL. ag-i twenty. who was
accused Of killing "E.td' o'Brien. was
ar-aig7ed in the To-l5s ?ciice Court to-
dan charged with breaking windows in
Alfred del G-Aos=--'s clearinghouse at
II B.we-v.
Th- complainant says that Minis shot
ho'-s In the, windows and did SO lam
lp.. NILS U1s held ~ 5000 bail.
The evening world., 1894-03-20
SENATOR MURPHY PLEASED
lie Has Got another - Per Cent.
Adde'' to CoiIrrs end Cuffs. 80

WASHINGTON. March D~-Senat0e
Murphy is pleased VITA the change made
in the Tariff bill On collars AM cuffs, a
he has succeeded ir -eCur.-g an increase
Of - per cent. over the rate IN the Sub
Committee Ill, AS re did in that blu
over tra Wi.sor ~. thus bringing the
duty from = 1,- cent. cd ya.orem to
Ssnafe.
II. saws that re row feels encouraged
70 b-l.Hy- fHtt n Tav 7ventuany suc-
coed In gr-t'a- the cd duty restored
The evening world., 1894-03-20
SpnniarLs Battle with MnIays-

ny tSsl"'-t@t Pr-ssb
MADRID. March 2r-Adyicss received
from N.ndanao, CapitAl OF the island Of
that name. in the Malay Archipelago.
safe ill;'a !a.$- body o. M~ahometan
natives made an attack upon the Span,
taris on the island Of Pantar. One
SparIlr! was Killed and r1shy were
wounded. The S~paniarIs inflicted severe
losses upon the natives. so az them be-
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