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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30
THE BONDH0LDERS'
PROTECTIVE COMMITTEE.
Savannah & Western Railroad Co.

In view - the application made 70 the Court by ~" Re
ccyers the central Railroad and Banking Company "f
,orga 70 pu Receivers debt ~ 1901 ~ upon your
rroperty. and 20 have rolling stock marked VII" W"
name u the savannah Western Railroad and covered
~ this committee advised b. the mortgage securing
your Bonds declared DE the property q The Central
Railroad Banking Company of Georgia. the BondhoI-
.rs are urg nty requested dcpos; their bonds with the
Central Trust Company u N"w-lorN. United ana con-
cerfe action absolutely necessary :or their protection
SIMON HOR,i + l.. LEHMAN.
q, simon Horr & Co q Mayor & CO.
y g MARTIN EDWIN s UOOLti.
- - Broadway. Of Roston Baa'
II + GARTH JOS 81 IICIITINAUER
pres, M.chanl,s MAJ, Bank Rep. Hagartcn * 90.
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Diul0cn0 Notices.
TILE GEuRGIA PACIFIC R,IIWXl.

TIE GEORGIA PACIFIC R'ILWAl,
WASHINGTON -. g. January -. 1871
YWNIIE COUPONS from the Georgia Paclic >
4 pe. cont FqGipnent sinking Fund Cold Bonds. due
I,a,,riorv 1875 Will paid 10y the Receivers on pre-
III "A ain street. New York city. and after that date
+ IS 'HH'ibEKoiEI, Receivers
Reuben FOSTER.
rOI-IsyIIJE NrW-ALBANY AND CHICAGO RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
No 50 Broadway, New York, Jan -, lNl
1--WE COUPONS Of ire First Mortgage Bonds
os the chicago and indianapolis Diviaon OF this
COMPANY duo Feb. J. l>Hi. VIII BE- PAID at tn" Chase
j. \. HILTON. Assistant Treasurer.
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r1rnprAN r1XNNcrAL MNEKETs.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London. Jan. 49,. = iu.-'om-o'- - 1910 for loh
r,,,,, and f,r account NrW-Yors. p"nn-flNauia oni
ONO first morgec. bonds - ,aUaiiiu. Plonc -,
mic is @ccnrd cousal. 90 Illinois e.nirhi. %.
MEXICAN ordinary. Ia. 81 Pau! common. 81 Sew
,ofX Genital. 1oia, P'nn-tknun. b.; NealhR i"|
Mexican Central. new pr cent bonds. o.. A''hl"'n
common. ~. -, a., M,
b, H. m.-Ihe amount o. bullion gone int The BANK ~
England balance today i r~l eco The me-" OF nl-
coun; ia the oIci naf@'i d. both Nl"t ana hf".
,erf .rnto. - friur~ 2c t'ntln-~ Tor ~" account
and exchange on London - france l. ecntn', Tor
enc Ks.
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NOTICE or SALE or SEWERAGE LOAN
y L--ENALN

v Office OF SALE or SEW EkM't LOAN
v BONDS. or THE clT1 OF MOUNT VERNON.
WESTMINSTER -. y
on me- rom lay of February. iN9i ~ odo"'S b. N
q .r.lu., Council a ti'v Mount .err q. In
W.s..rrt~r C,Inf, viii their chamber. in
I,nf'llf~ Iu.flinr Fourth ave. I'm s1ii city. T."
ori,o scale, PROPOSALS ~" uuroas" Of twen}-hv" ~
go. ''srAefsr" Loan i1niF' - said 'fF Tn. sail COM
mon Council and there open said proposals. AMI
aco-, fhc highest Thereof unl'ss F deem u ''r Nh" IN
sail CITY :, r"f1f All 90 SAIL prop IL
rhe-. 81 lnnas which 20 %" Issued
l., A.I Chapter Chs - tine Laws ~ i>Ni and
adnicut~ thereto and under IA" city 'nt
ter 4, funds obstruction ~ a I"fif-~fn
,,stom o seN~rag. ana drainage Tor said CITY. Each
viii ha fIr the ifin n sum - one Th1usan Dol
lars bear at ~" rif" az fnuf ~ per
,.nin pc annur PAYABLE semi annually. Principal arl
lee able - the office ~ ~" tiN If"nF
uf.r IN the CIV 81 Mount Vernon The bonds VIII l."
bonds the pfisiei" - th~ holder ~ having
them innd" E.Visc rcd bonds
They VIII he dated December it. 1893 AMI PAYABLE as
follows. - Wit.
Ton bonds Nos 100 ~ rs inclusive. June |. 1917.
Ten hon1s Nos lIy To lSs inclusive. Jun" !. 1915.
81. bonds Nos. iS9 70 lJy inclusive. Jia" / 1919.
will b.. delivered t. tn pilt hns"rr ur h"
r,r. the Is DAY u March lspi -
bonds cannot ln SOLD fur l"ss than pa"
accrued interest Nos ! O., los ncl~it" - th's"
bonds have been ISSUE" nnI sold AZ good pre-
MUM and proceeds ~ them hat" been exp LIel Ia
he -. - system az sewers for rIii cry
i.y order 81 faiI Common council
EDWARD +. BRUSH. Mayor.
ELIAS 81. PHASE trrit
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Anriion Sales. financial.
LOTS NIE-IER. tuctionrcr.
KEGrLAE AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS,
Ry ADRIAN ~. MULLER a sOH,
IANIARN IL

WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 81.
At 1890 O'Clock. q, m, NV TX I.h Estate sales
' G% of G@ II 81 r a..iS
s,c1 Tri~ IIau,c and I.,ora Il. r. 60. lat M'g" : p
a. Gold Bonds 1891
% shnres E,relsior steam Power o.
- snarrs Rensselaer, AMI saratosa r. r. Co.
oa ,hrs anG Ohio K way . c MTG BIS leii
saVu chc. ani Western Indiana Il. L. T. j. g. cold
60, o,, dy o1cr , ~ e s@a T,cn r. r. co.
S%'" Il la' M,sI is,nd. ' 1rst - Ircl
sialeo In1snap"iis pg9ar and v Mr,,s X ]" CO.
s. 2es inlanaI@'lis Decatur and We.''fn H. Il. 60.
ay 2ri i,To, n I .esIc'I + CO. ls Mse
. ~ o. Culd Bonds. 1900
Dor account u whom IL may soneeFH2 c-s,
'''''' s''s M'er ' naa a iss 6rc is cups
sssoo xxx u Asro? s'4 T ca , d S:, co i,s
60 60 : :ss,c. siss. Fire Fl. In IN c. c.
II shares ,,iy RAILWAY mpr,,rment Co. rr,,., "a
s .aa1c. T Fs11,s Gn'I FpS rn ," r.
i saIe. Ms a, Go; Nai lrs a tank r.
slo 5s,f s,I rTr nncra"on and y Y Rway Co. lat
% sDard N sianl4'l ,a ii ish w. pref.
900 Zanespic and ono I!er r. n l.. Mse n2na'
s. 900 Whom Vino ar. .ni Hs 3 " " wa5 il, Mig
-, =, narc. y Wn@" an" 5ansI Srrc't M CO.
70 70 s .,[c. Iron Iron sco%E.al Co. g"
& , ,. lni Ham, ~n,a Springfield n /"
MTG Iona' Trust 90 . h.,rEl.'
% %. sss, r. vi M i an" ana s. 60 uuqu.
scco Gy2 IT. ia3 WI Tn"n% and - r LIST Mse
secoo Sd r d i.%f r. Nav Co. LIST Mse
:, ,r,,,' 9',i.n l,'i National Bank.
)" ,@.rs Me'p1 o.. Gas ns aa, GS Il X !,
20 sharr. 81 Avenue r X g. ,,., Pink n,ooa,vn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30

ST LOUIS. IRON MO NTAIN AND SOUTHERN
RAILWAY 60. 1890
EEW-YORK. January &c. 1891.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual meet
" INK II the stockholders Of The -. Louis. Iron
Mountain ami southern Railway COMPANY viii le held
in the c,mpauy's oiica tho city ~ -. Louis Mo on
Tuesiay the 18th day II March. l~9i at min" O'Clock
A NJ for election thirteen Directors for the en-
year and tho transaction Of any oih" business
before saii meeting IN" annual nl""'ihs
If "a, Directors VIII b.. held ~ M" same ONCE" IN
"Wednesday 18th dav II March. ~ twelve clock
noon The stock transfer books viii be closed IN Friday.
February . NJ thre" o,lock J.. N. and Ieopened on
Yhursdny. March ~. az ten O'clock A u.
GEORGE !. GOULD. President
A. H. CAIEF. Secretary.
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TO MAKE MONEY.

This offers. advisory raimc'>. the Services
experts the applied SCIENCE OF money
making II viii give Information and guidance 10y means
= correspondence showing what - avoid and how 'st
% increase given capital II VIII b" neutral; u VIII
favor no new security Introduce ~ scheme, support p"
syn Iicafe As natural conditions ,'yeup new situations
financial forecast VIII be- ISSUED with reasons clearly
stated IN some directions the panic h1s uncovered ~I
f.urd,'Iors but In most branches - Industry money
making conditions have not set returned Ia those dfrc-
lions however where the largest now fortunes VIII Doe
founded the golden rp1oh has arrived II VIII tax" an
other panic or radical changes - bring -'nii'r "p"r-
iurf.s. u julcilus premises ar" s'l"c''. re- new
situations UNFOLD international conditions orr own ma
fl, movement ami the 90, a." financial world VIII
,d t courageous ThouehtfIl business mon. bankers.
capitalists Larry, and small af" inr'el . consider our
prospcc,u. Annual correspondent" fee S5"h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30

Among state bonds Tennessee settlement -
were active at H. while small saer o. -fapaiia
Midland nrs,s were made at 50. Inc ohiy Sa'e
of city bank stocks was Mechanics 0D at l'z'
The transactions in the general Do"d nHIhN1
fell little below the recent dai'y @Nei" ,5r
amounting 10 $l0sC.OOO face Naiu"' iI''.9 W.
Irregular and fnai changes were important J."
only exceptional instan 'es. northern I",'",
issues were strong on reports that money ma!
been raised - help the presen, management al
rs conflict with the receivers. Firsts coupon rose
10 ilO ana registered o. per cent 10 io'1+;
thirds coupon gained the fracuom at y h%,; "'''
consol Is are UP IA PEI cont 10 ~ A'cniE"h
issues were a shade better, but COLORADO MA,
land IS declined l3s per cent 10 ~; om Si'r"
sa;cs East Tennessee Virginia ana georgia cor
so rs were ~, per cent lower At Ss'4 Phila-
dciph!a aud Reading issues after early strength
closed heavy at ne. losses of '4Wis per- en- C.,
sales at 2l& ended unchanged al I'2 zoe ii" -,
losing y per cent. at 7Gis Reference Is made to
our fail report Of bond sales ,,.,.. .... -
NIonev on call remains exceedingly easy at
The Clearing House statement was a. as follows:
.yrhonccs S,C.700.0J7, balances, s@.GO2.2fs
srhn Treas ury was debtor TO the Clearing
Unuye S48O976. Its net gain on balance slncc
Friday was s.37j,92O. made up ny a gam OF
a. o5G 7Q9 I'm coin minus loss Of $53,SG2 N cur
rene. The two days' operations Included: Ne
no;,ts 81 s42 9O7; payments. $44G69S7 resulting
en- - general bnlance &C 49, Oo1. consisting Of
S'z rne iD states Treasury at Washington
cci,rd today $32G,406 National bank notes for
redemption. - s,o ooo a., ,n,o
The customs fftcIilS WIZ @'l-''''' Wv i'''''
al r.yanue receipt. 1854 oi3 and the misccliane-
p,,s receipts So" ,op' - - ~
,ro.do,'s Washington Treasury statement of
.p nn hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures Of the ias' previous statement
as follows: &c. .o ,,o,
-. 49, II 81, land S;1 lai .1Gt sGG.3!U.CIi Dec Sio.
legal tenders IN o,, .,o p ,scot, rnc %, sot
%.i Oh hand o''''''f- N"''''' '''' -
Actual cash the
Treasury vaults
over oo.s''' $50 COG $50 $50 5Gl. 100 Dec S3i5 $40
certincd,. hark II 49, $50 IiG>sJIy Inc l95 $50
49,. -, n,a,c. 500 800 49, s92 $50. li5 Dec. sI4a.35o
-, H. ,ore,pn exchanges the only feature
s ~ Sm. There was no appreciable increase in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-30
chicago, PEORIA AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY
COMPtNy.
JACKSONVILLE. Louisville AND IT. LOU
RAILWAY COMPANY.
To the u lud,,odrrs mud -iorkholdcr' OF 'hc above
Companies;

committee ras boon appointed for the reorFanziion
~ these railroad prouc,'i under plan and Agreement
Of REORGANIZATION dated Ian. 1897 lodged win 'he
,.r.sof Trust Comp1nV. Security holders A." entitled
, losu ,io,r securities with sald Company - its
oaco 40 I2o broadway in the cy Of N"w-York. on or
before rho 18th ~, e February. 1894.
Copies II Par % Reorganization may be had on ap-
plica,i,n 70 said Trust Company.
New-Y,rk January OH. 1894
louis FITZGERALD.
Chm irman Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20

.r.r.,t,or state Is scarcely fair. The most that
can he expected Of them is that they shall be kept
in reasona Bile repair and sanitary condltion. anu
th,e the CORPORATION does. Colonel Cruger ana
ether members of the vestry have gone over all
the tenements about which complaints nave oe zen
~ do and except for some few accidents TO the
,,ines which are in course of repair, as part OF
ne constant routine of repairs and renovation
there was nothing to which exception could DE
taken. NJ, r,,. hooorsa 7 1o not
fool that Trinity stands In need Of defence; put
make these statements for the sake OF justice ana
On rho pr.ncple that the two sides OF a question
should be heard before person can form an I'M
pa rtial Judgment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
me UL1IHEE REPORT
FAIR IL ALL DISTRICTS TO-DAY.

FAIR ~ ALI. DISTRICTS TO DAN.
W,ahinrion Dec 10 An nf'n of high procure CON
tinucs f., cover all district from the Aa@o Cost g. ~"
r,clv ,i.vn,alae Tn. pressure g. relatively o. north
~ Montana and IN the Pacific Coast. Tho barometer
has remained nearly stationary all dfirios except IN
ito Pacific ~ ltes where Il has fallen slightly The tom
.-,,r hea tIs.n ,ghtly In all districts except on III"
Pacific Coast and Tcxns Light local rain Or snow has
occurred in the ST. and rain has fallen on the
North Carolina and Pacific c1asta. In ali districts inc
we has been fair
with ~ HlN rising temperature VIII l'F'4
In ali districts Thursday
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY
For Maine New -iIampsrre and Vermont. fair S'iEt'
warmer In northcr, portions: south winds
For Massachuso,is RHODE Island and Connecticut far.
southwes, winds
For Eastern New York fair: south winlH.
For Eastern pen,sy and NevJerscy fair. variable"
wind.
r,- tho District ~ Columbia Dclaoarc and Maryland.
fair becoming variable.
Tor WcTicTn pcunsylvani1 ana western Hc"iolh l"'
varmcr. southwest Winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
PHYSICAL TE1INTNG ~ the SCHOOLS.

PROPOSITION BEFORE THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
FOR A PUBLIC SCHOOL LEGAL HOLIDAY
A; yesterdays meeting OF the Board of Education
Samuel Ayres was appointed principal Of the New
York Evening High School In place Of Frank j.
Coleman who resigned some weeks ago. strong
effort was made have the Monday preceding
Christmas ordered holiday for the schools bat 1t
was shown that the schools open less than
10, days In the year as It and 1t was deemed
inadvisablc 10 add to the number OF holidays
The most important subject that came up for de-
bate was the resolution Of Commissioner Hub9cl
relative to the encouragement OF ply steal training
amcng the pupils. Mr.. Hubbers resolution gives
permission to the trustees OF various wards to APP
pont board OF physicians for the purpose OF
taking physical measurements OF such pupils In the
grammar grades may desire II. such services to
be performed gratui.ously and on Saturdays. Tne
records OF the measurements are 10 be KEEP; py
the principals OF the schools The resolution further
provides that such measurements may be taken
In such schools as may be designated, twice year
ore as soon after the opening Of the SCHOOLS as
may be convenient. and tue other during The month
Of June following. And that on sGch examination
the physician point 10 sucl students as may De
found physically deficient any matter especially cal
ing for correction that permission be given 10 sucn
male pupils OF the grammar grades or the schools
Of Inc clty as may be designated by their respective
principals TO parade annually In such streets ana
M ba laird H Saturday Of June that such day shall be
known as Public Schools Day, and tnat the auth9rI-
ties OF the state be petoned to make ana app1 ne
such parade and all matters pertaining thereio are
hereby placed under the authority ana direction OF
Some OBJECTIONS we're raised to making the third
SATURDAY in June Public Schools Day and the reso-
nrai features Of the proposition, however. were
snsnimously approved by the commissioners.
special meeting Of the board will be held on De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
" SILCER DOLLAR" SNI7H INDICTED.

THE Rt.FFIAN OF ~ ALDEHMAT MAY o. TO
SING SING FOR HIS Latest ASSAULT.
An Indictment was returned by the Grand jury
Yesterday which viii crafty law-abiGi-g citizens
generally Il was against Charles silver Dollar
Smith the Tammany Alderman Of the lila Ll3-'lct
for hls drunken assault IN August j. GloiSttin, "A
,,,noscllcr at Grand and Essex sts a fortnight agD
Friends of silver - liar ri to have HIN .rdi,t; d
only for malicious mischief IN smashing the bar
giasses and furniture of Gloigtein's 1GDoT-@ hop
lea Wing out the more aorOus charge OF stabb'H ana
Ct ting But the did not WORK. ana mith was
indicted assault In the second degree. ~ Dthtlns
stabbing and cutting Glostein beach warrant wa 8
Issued for Smiths re-arTcst. He may b sent 10
Sing Sing for five years under this Indictment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20

Reade-st whose failure occurred on ynro;her,
connection with that of Samuel conn MADISON
has mortgaged his house at NO z,ivf ~, trans.
ave FOR 81 500 to John H. Simons. ana hh M
ferred property one hundre d,anu-e' ADLER fol
near Mohe gan-ave.. fremont. 10 S!snunu ,haf they
81 Rlu,nenstiel & TIirsch said YESTERDAY n Ms
have claims against Mr. Marsop Tor si-'"V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
10 rEEIr HITH LIE EIrS.

Denver col Dec. is-Captain william ;. DAVIS.
Of Little Rock ARK. and Colonel >. ). > OFT ~
rcbce Ala two Of the commissioner appointed
70 treat with the Tncompahgre and 'Inta tribes 81
Ite indians and TO allot their lands In s"reraliy
left here Yesterday FOR Fort Duschone. They VIII
be Joined Al Ouray by the third commissioners.
Timothy \. Byrncs Of Atlantic city. y J.. WHO
has been Indian agent ri Ouray Tor several years
An immense area 81 public lands IN Northw' tern
Utah and Colorado VIII b" open 10 aettl'n"nt "
the commissioner are successful Ihe cpNl;Ai4-
sion is acting under the treaty OF 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
DEATH OF EUGENE KELLY.
HIS LONG AND SUCCESSFUL CAREER AS
4 BUSINESS MAN

d, no banker died at his home. No. 30 West Fitty-
nrst-st at 9:S) o'clock yesterday morning. 10y MS
bedside were his wife and daughter. Mrs Eugene
Reals and his four sons-Eugene Kelly, Jr'' EDWARD
II Kelly Thomas Hugh Kelly and Robert d. heny'
DR. McCreery. the attending PHYSICIAN was a'so
present. and one Of the Eousehoia servants al o
ar.o,o nj the family Mr.. Kelly had been un-
.,rscin,,s for several days before his DEATH ana
the end came quietly and painlessly Nj through
his Illness Mr.. Kelly bore his sufferings uncom-
plainingly. ,,.,,,,,
That the aged ba nker could not recover became
apparent four days ago. and on Monday III Mo
Croery finally announced that INC cohu''o" ~ ~
,.,,i.n, vas homeless Mr. KEYS sickness began
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20

A Juvenile Enthusiastically gives e,hsyf'
Thanksgiving like they do on Christmas. mas Nv
said the small boy with an active HIM.
NO" replied his father - Nth n good
well. | shouldn't be surprised r !, TThsnksrivins
about Christmas than there Is ABOUT
lng"-(Washington Star.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
TUEIR LIABILITIES EEDCCED.
PAPER WHICH SAMUEL COIN BROTHER HAD
INpOEsrD To BE TAKEN rP-REM.
EsTATE TRANSFERRED.

PAPER WHICH SAMUEL COIN BROTHER HAD
INpoEsrp TO BE TAKEN UP-REAI.
ESTATE TRANSFERRED.
Tho real estate belonging to the firm OF Samuel
Cohn & Hro.her shoe dealers. SiSth-ave and Fly
tnenth-st was transferred Yesterday by Samuel
Salomon OF Newark. y. j.. for nominal cons:d-
Grafton Burensticl < Hlrsch. through whom the
transfer was made, said that Mr.. Solomon IL an
accommodation creditor OF Samuel Cohn x
Brother for $1,000 and he took the real estate TO
secure him. Banks hold Mr.. Salomon's notes.
which were given for the firms accommodation.
The real estate consists Of II STORY building at
the southwest corner of Market and Henry SITS,
valued at $4,000. mortgaged for 900. and Nos.
Sc and s. rorsyth-st. valued at $4,000 mortgaged
for $1,000 Mr. cohn assigned the lease of the
latter property April q last TO julius Robert
SON. to secure $1,000 of which $1,000 has been
paid The Coroner received three writs of replevin
Yesterday against the hrm for about $500.
HorwltZ :, lierahncld said yesterday that
large amount OF commercial paper on which the
hrm IL contingeuty liable will be- taken up by the
makers The amount IL over $4,000 The real
OF outstanding commercial paper held by banks.
through the transfer to Il. c. Solomon. All the
money received from Jordan Marsh X Co.. OF Bos-
ton. in Purchase of the stock At Slxth-ave and
Fifteenth st. has been turned TO the banks.
The total liabilities OF the firm upward OF
commercial paper. largely accommodation paper,
so that the actual liabilities Will be considerably
less.
Marcus Marsop. shoe manufacturer. at No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
DOrBLE MrRDrR OR DOrBLE srTCTDE.

Fort wayne Ind. Dec. l9.-Coroncr iarrod
went out this morning 10 get the body Of IL" un-
known man who was ground TO death on the PITT
burg fort Wayne ard Chicago road. a few miles
oagt OF here In picking w a." pieces ~ the
body the body OF another man was found ~"
hundred feet away. The body was ~ dl'ch
whore il had been tossed by an engine. No
,isc,intfon can be furnished 81 The ngst man; the
occo,d body f. that OF q man thirty years o.
dressed Ike tramp. had an cnrr tved caro- ~ me
rnrtct marked civilian l.. Koch, lamb Hotel
heading penn" II has been a double murder or
two ca ses Of suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
HiHRiS To Bc EKOTGHr EiCK.

Columbus. ONO. DE l?.-W. II. Harris. the al!
I,gcd swlndcr. no" under arrest at Cincinnati, VIII
bee taken back to NrN-Yorh City. vince h, IL wanted
for ot.liHlng oacy under false pretsnccs Governor
Mckinley hoaorcG the rcqn!s ,,ca to-day S.caEousef
forts were ma 10 hlvr the Govcrno. refuse t. rec
ognze the reputation. but they were unavallinG
Mrs Harris pleaded long and plaintively IN her nus
bands behalf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
TNJrRFD BY 4 FILLTNG SCAFFOLD

Jancsv!c. Wis. Dec ia sclffoding at the new
high school building fell this morning and injured
five men one of whom will die. ana another proba-
b,v The victims are Felix O'Ericn. Injured about
shc head and back Jacob Barr hurt about the back
aal leg spraned: Oscar pittson. injured about head
and body, Charles Whitfield. leg crushed and head
crushed vii. dc: Joe" IlmberE. head bruised and
Internally injured will pi ohabiy die. I.amberg and
Whitfield were ex;rlcatel with great difficulty. All
rial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20

Tribune LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

ia mi, diagram "A continuous wnitr line shows '.e
In Indicated by The Trbuncs fc!t'
recording barometer Th" broken line represents We WIN"
ueratvrc a recorded n, Pciiy's phAf;lat).
Tribune ONCE D,c 90 | =. M Tie weather yesterday
was fair and slightly warmer. The t'n'ie7a'i" iaHh''
between 81 and u degrees. the average ios beng Is
higher than o Tuesday and Il. higher than On the cor
The weather is likely continue 'alr and mild to-day
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-12-01
The Historical Society.

The following persons have been
elected officers of the Hawaiian
Historical Society. w r Castle,
pres dent; S. B. Dole, W. f. AL.
len and j. S. Emerson, vice-presi-
dents; Prof. w. D. Alexander,
corresponding secretary; Rev. C.
NJ. hyde, recording secretary; Miss
NJ. f. Burbank, librarian; DR.. N.
B. Emerson, assistant librarian.
The meeting of the society last
night was well-attended and its
financial condition was satisfacto-
~. Many kamaainas who ought
to be ;nteres ed Ia the historical
researches # these islands have
yet failed to join the society. A
very interesting paper on Kameha-
mehA ' prepared by Rufus A.
Lyman was read and greatly APP
preciated. DR.. r dgers has resign
ed 40 Librarian owing to his nu
duties.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-12-01
sAUERBRuNHrE.
Inc raul lsenberg In = hurry

Inc German bark Issnberg AZ
rI'ed last night l22 day. out from
bremen. The owners and Car
TAIN Bet are highly compliment
60 On the speed of this vessel On
hsr last trip she used only
days from Liverpool which is a
record breaking trip. She carrie.
iloo tons of coal and 700 tons o,
merchandise and is consigned to
H. hacsfeld & Co. Among the 700
tons of merchandise is lot of San
efOrunnen the most popular min,
efai water ever introduced in Ho-
noiuiu. The community has viz
tuaiiy been1 starving for Sauer-
Drummer; babies and judges HAYS
cried for it; Cabinet minister,
nave looked unhappy from the
want of it; but now lit is here. II
is safe to bet that the demand will
exceed the stock by along shot.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-12-01
Accident or suicide'

Simon Won Topaz a special
police officer formerly of the
mounted police was found shot in
a room near st. Louis College this
afternoon The police was notified
and Captain Parker responded
promptly. The man was still
breathing when the officers arriy-
ed and he was immediately tra MS
ported to the Hospitll. Circum-
stances seem to point to suicide
but further developments will
probably show that an accident or
perhaps murder was the cause of
the sad affair.