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The evening world., 1894-06-23
IT'S ROYAL ARCANUM Day.
The Brooklyn Councils Will Fifty
Celebrate.
A Big Parade Along q Decorated
Route Tonight.

This Is Royal Arcanum day. The
members of the Order in Brooklyn have
made elaborate preparations for the
celebration of the event.
There are about fifty councils of the
Order in Brooklyn. with membership
exceeding 5000. The feature Of the cell
ebratlon will be a big parade.
Several New York councils will be rep
resented. The parade will form at the
Fountain, Division and Bedford avenues.
at o'clock. The line of march will be
through Bedford avenue to Lafayette
avenue, to Schermerhorn street, to Clin-
ton avenue. to Remsen street, to the
City Hall. where ranks will be broken.
1t Is estimated that despite the warm
weather 5000 Arcanumtes will be in line.
The parade will be formed in four d.
formation as follows: First Division, to
Marshal II. II. Shook, in South Eighth
street, east side, right resting on Bed
2aa hs DS t sou
avenue; sss third dS Division Sd Ao Marshal Marshal
W. ". Sheffield, on east side of South
Fourth Division to Marshal H. Dooiey
on west side of South Ninth street. al
Bedford avenue.
Each division will parade in two sec.
tons. and the guide of each council Will
act as marshal for the council. The coun-
ellis will form in the following order
! Banner, Regent, Past Regent and tbs
members of the council in single rank
ten abreast. commanded by officers OF
their choice.
The column will move in the following
order:
Platoon OF Police.
Grand Marshal J. George Herold jr.
Chief of Stan. II. b. Hardenberg.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
MnIl Street NOteN.

on account NJ the friction over the deposits
ot marSnS the Coffee EXCHANGE has notified
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company that Il
viii cease TO be a depository for margins on
contracts In the future, The Corn Exchange
Bank will he made the depository.
The gross earnings Of the Atchison system for
the second week OF June were $685., IA, decrease
OF t24j, 932,
The imports Of specie at the port Of New York
for the week S233 100. OF which 1905 s65 were
gold ami s2I "a silver For the corresponding
week Of 1898 the Imports were $3.50
The imports. exclusive OF specie, at the port OF
New York for the week we're So, 3tS, SIS, OF which
1857 $50 were dry goods and S,sj6,0SS general
merchandise.
For he corresponding week OF 1898 the imports
were u2,SS,S SIS OF which n,s7l. 40 were dry
goods ant IFS general merchandise
The evening world., 1894-06-23
RUN OVER BY A TRAIN.
Unknowa Man Killed i'm the Penn
sylvanin Railroad Yard.

An unknown man was struck and in
stantly killed near the round house in
the Waldo avenue yard OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad in Jersey City at $50
o'clock this morning by train No. 72s,
Waverly local.
The man was in the act OF stepping
from the west to the east bound track.
having waited for western train TO
pass him and not noticing the train
that was rapidly approaching from the
opposite direction.
The unfortunate man was hurled
distance of twenty-five feet, and when
picked UP was dead. Upon examination
II was found that his skull was crushed
In and one arm cut OF.
The body was taken to the Jersey
City Depot on the next train.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
HAD The BOARDER ARRESTED.
Accused Of Stealing a Valise
Which Was Afterwards Found,
II Austin Is q Thief He Does Not
Know His Business.

Joseph Austin, thirty-iv years old,
well dressed and OF refined appearance,
was remanded In the Lee Avenue Court,
Williamsburg. to-day on a charge Of
grand larceny. Detectives Holland and
Campbell requested the adjournment, as
they expect to have a number Of other
compliments in the course OF few days
! Although Austin has not been recog-
nlzed as yet the detectives believe he
Is a man with record. The prisoner
asserts that he is innocent, and unless
new complainants are brought forward
1t is probable that he will be discharged.
lord. Francis storm, that he was an
electrician, employed in the Havemeyer
much in his favor. and he became quite
popular during his stay at the house.
Last night storms son was preparing
to 60 to the country and packed a va.
$112.50. After he had finished he went
out for walk. When he returned he
found that his valise had disappeared
tectives Holland and Carroll some days
ago that a boarding house thief had been
operating in the district, young Storm
Immediately suspected that Austin had
All night t long Mr.. Storm sat in the
library on the parlor floor with a re-
volver in his hand waiting for Austin
to attempt to escape. At 6 o'clock this
morning he entered the boarder's room
pointed the revolver at Austin, and
Informed him that he was under arrest
Another member of the family went tc
the Clymer street station. and the two
detectives appeared and arrested the
man. The satchel was not in his apart.
ment, but after long search 1t was
discovered in the bathroom
One point in Austin's favor is that II
he was a thief he let a chance of q
bureau in the elder Mr.. Storms room
was $500 in bills, and in the top drawer
was diamond jewelry to the value Of
$1,000
The evening world., 1894-06-23
WHEAT SOLD FREELY.
Corn mud Cotton Also Down In the
Produce Market.

There was free selling Of wheat to-day
and the bears had another successful
inning First sales Nee made At a
decline OF nearly | cent, July selling
here Mt 6. and rs rs at Chicago,
Foreign markets were .ower and Brad
stre.t's statement Of exports was an
other beArlsh feature.
Corn was lower on favorable reports
OF weather in the corn belt. At the
opening prices we're about 3-Sc. lower,
July selling here at ~ l-Ic. and 46 Sic.
In chicago, oats We're tribe lower,
Cotton was about three points lower,
on Indifferent l.ivorropl market and he
passage OF the Hatch Anticipation bill
by the House. Trading was Light.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
THE Weeks COLO SHIPMENTS
This City and Boston Have Sent
Away $7,750.000,
Call Issued to Banks to Help the
Sub-Trcasury.

The week about to close will go on
record In financial circles chiefly for the
enormous gold shipments to Europe.
The exports from Boston and New York
since Saturday last are, In round num-
bers. s7.7bo,Q0o. OF which the steamship
La Touraine, which sailed for Europe
to-day, carried 50. 500, 900. LaLard Freres
shipped $1,000, coo and Heidelbach, lckel-
heimer & Co. 81, 800. 900.
Only in the Barring panic and on one
or two other occasions have the ex-
ports OF gold been as large. The great
bulk of the yellow metal has been fur
nished by the Sub-Treasury. but the
banks are about to rcplenish the former
under their verbal agreement to con-
tribute a pro rata share UP to a certain
amount.
The Treasury Department has re-
ported to President Williams, OF the
Chemical Bank. the amount OF gold
taken out this week, and he has called
upon several of the gentlemen to assist
In apportionng the amount among the
BANKS willing to give UP their gold.
The. operation will be promptly ad'
justed. Mr.. Williams has already is
sued Cal 10 the loioWlnB panhs
Theh VIII ;bar fq hgnr sTs f0 IN the
Bank of New York, 3.62' Manhnttsr
Company, $685. Merchants. 3,0l Bank
Of America. 400; National City. 1872
Exchange, 3.9l; Commerce, $50; Repub.
lie, 800; Hanover. 76l: Importers and
Traders, TO; Park. 7S: Fourth, 1S
First. Gle: Chase, 7.S: Western, 392.
The agreement was to supply the
amount withdrawn this week, which 1:
So $50, 600 less 300 ono already reimbursed.
Leading bankers venture the opinion
that exports will now fall off.
The Sub-Treasurer had received UP Il
noon to-day 50 go, 900 In gold coin from
the banks on account of the gold ship
ments this week.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
PASTOR SUED FOR ISLANDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Resent Mr.
Robinson's Charges.

ELIZABETH. N. j.. June 2.-Rev.
David f. Robinson, pastor OF the Shiloh
Baptist Church. will be placed on trial
for SANDER Monday morning In the Eliz-
abeth District Court. The complninants
are Lsnoso H. Taylor and wife, who
until recently were members of Shiloh
Church.
Pastor Robinson. who married them.
made a charge against the couple before
the congregation OF misconduct prior to
their marriage and this led to proceed
ings being instituted whereby they were
expelled from church. In revenge they
have brought the present suit against
Dominic Robinson.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
PRINCIPAL TO SHOW CAUSE.
Kept the Unvaccinated Munroe
Children from His School.

An effort Is being made In Brooklyn
to secure judicial opinion as to the
legality of the practice of excluding
children from the public schools because
- their failure to be vaccinated. Pro-
peedings to this end were begun this
corning.
Lawyer Horace Graves, representing
Mrs. Carrie ]. Munroe, a widow. of De-
seatur street, secured from Justice Bart
lett an order returnable early next week
>oinpelling Principal Alfred Z. Ives, of
bblic School No. IS, to show cause why
should not continue Alice and Ethel
nproe as pupils in his school.
IT Is alleged that they Were dismissed
inc II because they failed to present
ccination certificates.
Mr.. Graves told Justice Bartlett that
was his purpose to make this test
be and settle in one way or another
question which has long been point
DISPUTE,
The evening world., 1894-06-23
NEW JERSEY.
REMOVING THE CARTON.
Jersey Commuters Will Breathe
Sweet Air After Monday.
"The Evening World" Thanked for
Aid by the Health Board.

BY next Monday night, Inspector Ben
jamin OF the Jersey City Board OF
Health, stated this morning, all the
carcasses OF the cattle and the damaged
meats burned at he recent fire at the
Jersey city cattle yards. will have been
removed and the horrible stenches from
the decayng remains, which have
proved so nauseating to passengers on
the Jersey City ferry-boats. entirely
ahated.
The Jersey City health authorities
the employing $50 men. 10 by day and
10 by night. removing the carron and
disinfecting the ground. The 5000 sheep
and all CT the dressed beef in the
away. There still remains 1000 hides,
Loo head OF dead cattle and some
500 burned hogs, calves and lambs to
be removed.
Inspector Benjamin said to an Even
Ing Word' reporter to-day:
.,r %Thn n,,ss, to the notice published In
the Jersey city Health Board wanted t.
get the best possible disnitectant, and
that expense was no object. we have
been able to entirely Kill all oior from
the ground as fast as we remove the
carrlon.
THE Evening Worlds notice brough,
us over fit'y different samples of dis
infectints. After trying them all we
found one that is certainly the best ever
offered to the Board. and It Is without
doubt preferable to any ] ever tried.
do not know its composition, but 1t Is a
brown powder that kills an odor imme.
diately. We have used 1t in the twelve
decaying beef and the place is now en-
tirely without odor."
The odor from the yards Is still very
audible on the North River, and speaks
In unmistakeable language to the Jer.
sey City ferry-boat passengers. but. &C
cording to Inspector Benjamin, 1t will
all be over by Monday night.
The cattle yards will probably be re-
| built.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
FRED BRYANT DEAD.
The Variety Actor Died Yesterday
at PIoOminEdaIe Asylum.

Fred Bryant. the actor, who has been
suffering from paresis the past two
years, died In Bloomingdale Asylum yes
terday morning. The Actors Fund took
charge of the arrangements for the
burial. which will occur tomorrow or
Monday in the plot OF the order at
Evergreens Cemetery. The body was
taken to J. ]. Slevin's undertaking es-
tablishment. Is Spring street. where It
now lies.
Bryant WAS a variety actor Of the
first line among that class OF players.
He was also n clever cornettst and Is
best remembered for his work with
Evans & Hoey in the old musical team
at Tony Pastors q dozen years ago.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
WIMAN IN GOOD SPIRITS.
VeIed mt Reports of Depression,
and Expects yindication.

Erastus Wlman was In good spirits
this morning, and was veXed at the re-
ports published yesterday that he was
depressed.
He denies this and says he Is enjoying
himself much better than many could
under similar circumstances.
In speaking OF his case, he said he OK
pected To be vindicated when he got into
the higher court. and OUT of the clutches
OF the Dlstrlct-Attorney' office.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
ONLY HIS BIRTHDAY SUIT.
One of Uncle Sans Tnrs Lost His
Clothing While Intoxicated.

John Hebron. sailor on the United
States dynamite cruiser Vesuvius. lying
at the Navy-Yard, was prisoner In the
Adams street station this morning.
charged with intoXication.
He was found lying outside the Navy
Yard gate at the foot OF York street.
He had been stripped OF his uniform,
Undertaking. shoes and hat. His
pockctbook, containing 800, was also gone.
He was taken to the station house, where
he was fitted out with an cid police
uniform.
Were you drunk when the officer found
you?" asked Justice HagGerty
II don't know Your Honor" was the
reply. II don't remember anything. !
suit"
Justice HaGgerty advised him to be
careful in the future when he got day
on and not fall into the hands OF the
police.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
Mr.. SMITH STILL MISSING.
Left Word that He WINS Persecuted
by Pretended Eriends.

BURLINGTON, n. j., June 23-Noth-
ing has been heard Of Marshall r. Smith,
the lawyer. who has been missing since
Thursday night.
After leaving home, Smith wrote a
letter TO his wife, dating It from Bor-
dentown, stating that his boat would
be found in tas river and underneath It
his body, He stated that he was being
prosecuted by persons who pretended 10
be his friends. and that, this was the
Lawyer Smith has been suffering from
mental trouble for s5me time.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
THEIR CARRIAGE UPSET.
I'll Dressed Man and Woman
Fined for IntOxicntion.

;ONEY ISLAND. June GA stylishly
lssed, woman, twenty-five years cd.
10 said her name was Jean Lancher,
that she lived in Bath Beach, and a
addressed man giving the name of
hford Butler. who also said he lived
Bath Beach. were fined for intoxica-
this morning.
he couple were driving along Ocean
enue last night when tnelr buggy up
st. The woman was picked up un-
Conscious and taken to DR.. Overton' s
|bffice, where she soon revived. Her
was unhurt Both were
under the influence of liquor.
Miss Lancher is said to be the daugh-
ter of a hotel-keeper in Bath Beach.
She wore large diamond earrings, and
her companion was also plentifully sup
Piled with the gems and had a large
roll OF bills.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
OCEAN RACERS ARRIVE.
Parin and Lucnnia Both behind
Their Records.


The steamship Paris, OF the American
line, and the Lucania. OF the Cunard
line, arrived in port this morning with
light passenger lists. They had un-
cventful voyages with the exception that
both encountered heavy banks OF fog,
which were at times so dense II was
necessary TO reduce speed,
The time OF the Paris was 6 days. IL
hours and 46 minutes. Among her
passengers were ii. Mcdonald, United
States Minister to Persia; Rev, Charles
II. Babcock. w, III. and Mrs Burgess
A. NJ. Palmer. wife and family; Michael
J. O'Bren. l.. II. Crowninshield and G,
+. q. Wildes.
The Lucania's time was days, Is
hours and 81 minutes. Among her pas
sengers were Mrs. Aston and a COM
panion, G. Bowen and Mrs. Bowen, w.
II. Pelham-Clinton. Gen. A. II. Grogan,
Beverley Robinson, +. Beckett. Ruther-
ford Stuyvesant. Mrs. Zerega and Miss
zerega and Dwight p. Wilcox.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
VERY WICKED BURGLARS.
They Rob Houses While People Are
ut Funerals.

WOODBRIDGE, N. j., June 23.-The
houses Of William Inslee, George Kelly
and John Gilran. all in the business
part of the town. were burglarized this
week while the occupants were at
tending funerals. Money was the only
thing taken. In Kelly's house $50 was
secured.
The contribution-box OF the NJ. z.
Church was also robbed. During a
concert in the church one OF the vocal
lists left her wrap, containing her purse.
in the Sunday-school room. The purse
was rifed. There Is no clue to the
burglars.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
GAVE BABY CARBOLIC ACID.
Mrs. Cole Arrested for What She
Insists wns n Mistakc.

Mrs. Mary Cole, Of l0l Moore street,
Williamsburg, was held in the Even
Street Court to-day on a charge OF at
tempting to kill her ten-months-old
child Reuben.
AT 4 o'clock this morning the tenants
In the house were aroused by the
screams OF the woman and her child. A
number OF them rushed into the apart
ments. and there Mrs. Cole told them
that she had given her child carbolic
acid instead OF medicine.
The police did not believe her story.
and locked her UP. The child will prob
ably recover.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
WITH A BILLIARD CUE.
Zimmcrmnns Son freaks His Part
uer's Right Arm.

Joseph Zimmerman, nineteen, OF 34s
East Fourth street. was held for trial on
charge OF assault. in Essex Market
Court to-day The complainant against
him was Adolph Horn, The latter and
Ximmermans father keep a pool-room
at SU9 Fiftn street. Horn found fault
with young zimmerman, who, he said,
was always lounElng about the place to
spy upon his actions. They came to
blows last night and young Zimmerman
broke Horns right arm with billiard
enc
The evening world., 1894-06-23
NEW YORK WOMEN BARRED.
BroolSIyn Ladies' WIN Invite Mrs
Low Only,

The committee of Brooklyn citizens
appointed bv Mayor Schicren to enter
tain the members OF the American AS
ISOLATION for the Advancement Of
Science, at their forty-third meeting,
Aug. Is. met in the City Hall this
morning. There were ten ladies' pres
ent. j, S. Il. Strdnahan presided. and
Prof Plympton acted as Secretary.
Henry w. Maxwell, Chairman OF the
Finance Committee, reported that of
tho ST. oo0 needod for tn, reception TO be
held Aug. 1G. 1920 had been subscribed,
Mrs Stranahan. In behalf OF the
Ladies' Committee OF Forty, made re-
port advising that no New York ladies
except Mrs. Seth Low be asked to act
on the Committee.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
Heat Drove Him to Suicide.

ELIZABETH, ~ j., June :5.-chares Eckert,
M., an old and respected citizen OF this city, cut
his throat this morning at his home on Elizabeth
avenue, while laboring under a NJ ~ temporary
insanity. caused by the excessive heat. He
found lying IN a pool OF blood In his room ami
is sim alive but the chances Of hts recovery
are very slight. lie was removed to the Eliza.
beth llss.ital.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
las HE THE BURGLAR?
Thomas Mc<eon Charged with n
Crime Committed Last February.

Thomas McKeon. aged % years. of
173 Third avenue. Brooklyn. for whom
the police had been searching since
gnh u. was held by Justice Tighe in
jutler Street Police Court this
.hg for examination on n charge
MIfglary aud assault The complain
against him Is Edward Coughlin, a
bn-keeper, of 81 Columbia street.
81 the morning of Feb. IL, 1t Is alleged,
the prisoner got into Coughlin's saloon,
and was runmaging through the place,
when Coughlin and his bartender, Daniel
While OKeefe went for n policeman,
the burglar attacked Cough.in. and
knocking him insenslble, escaped.
McKeon was arrested on Third avenue
Yesterday. He denies the charge.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
Assaulted n Widow.

william Weir. a brcklayer. twenty-seven years
old Of 1879 Cherry street, was held for trial on
a charge OF assault In Essex Market Court to.
day. The complainant was Mrs Mary Conway. a
widow OF the same address. She alleged that
during quarrel Weir kicked her and threw her
down a flight OF stairs. Weir claimed that the
woman began the quarrel and accidentally fell
down the stairs.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
DIED..

scHRFF-Juns y, 1894. after 4 brief iilnsA
ELIZABETH sCHEFF. In the s7th year ~
htr age r.. - - OF
Funeral from her late residence zoe naost
losth st. on Saturday at r. NJ sharp. II
ternent in Calvary Cemetery. az
WHITAKER. -woodlawn. n. Y. June "a MANY
j. WHITAKER.
Funeral from her late residence. Woodlava.
Sunday. 2 p. NJ.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
This burglary spoiled.

william Carr, thirty eight years old, lsborer.
vas held TOR trial In Jefferson Market cour' to-
day for an attempted burglary Policeman burns,
Of the West rhirty-seventh street station. cav
Carr boosting another man over a fanltght In
the Ilquor store OF bernard Reynolds, SIS Seventh
avenue The other burglar got away,
The evening world., 1894-06-23
pislocated His Enemy's Hip.

Peter Reilly. Of 2o7 North Eighth street was
held in the Lee Avenue Court, Williamsburg, to-
day lon n charge OF assault Last evening he had
A nkht with Edward Feherey Of the same ad-
dresf and Fehsrey's hip was dislocated.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
To Care for Mrs. Cushman.

Justice Bartlett, In the Supreme Court Brook
Ign, this morning was asked to appoint COM
mttee for the person and property OF Mrs. Sarah
Cushnan Howe, formerly Of Brooklyn. Mrs Howe
was declared insane at Monticello. She has an
estate valued at about {25 900. A counsel fee OF
$500 was asked for. Decision reserved.
The evening world., 1894-06-23

The feature OF the market during the
last hour Of business was the pressure
to sell the stocks OF bankrupt roads.
North American got below 81 n share.
AtCfiison below g. Inc general list was
not much affected and left of at re-
covery Of is to "a from the lowest.
The sales of listed stocks were: 5i.IOo
shares In the unlisted department.
lO,5N0 shares OF Sugar and 400 Lead were
traded in.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
AN ESCAPE

lis made from all the diseases that come
from tainted blood il the liver is reused
to vigorous action. the blood purified
and tho system br1ced up with DR., Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. Languor and
loss OF appetite, with on without Indiges-
ton, warn you that graver ills arc close
behind. The Discovery" will sharpen
the appetite, improve digestion and re-
store health. A positive cure for " Liy-
or Complaint" Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
and BihousneSs.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
Lightning Kills "A Clergyman.
by Associated Press. }

ALEDo H. June :3-The worst storm In years
visited this city yesterday, and much damage
wa. done. Rev. Mr. FurGuson. OF Sunbeam.
nine miles south. and Frank Harvey OF Pone-
roy nine miles northwest. were killed by light
ming A number OF horses ami other stock were
killed.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
NE LIP. MCApAMs

Mr.. ]. p. MCADAMs
of Zion College, N. G,
writes: 4" A few OF
my symptoms were
heartburn and full
ness after eating,
sometimes pain in my
b W els. headache
poor appetite and bad
taste In my mouth.
At night ! was fever
iSh, with hot flushes
over skin. After TAX
ing DR.. Pieroe's Gold
en- Medical Discovery
j was relieved OF all
these symptoms and l
feel perfectly well TO-
day"
The evening world., 1894-06-23
Mining stocks,

The following are the closing quota
lions OF mining stocks at the Consoli-
dated Exchange to-day:
The evening world., 1894-06-23
An Elevator burning.
(By Associated Press.

lby Associated frosAD
TOLEDO, o.. June 2s-Ths Dayton and Mchi-
gan Elevator. on the east side Of the river ia on
are, snd will be total lOsA It Is worth probably
80. 900.