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baben, 3uriIGgcte6rt.
, 1894-08-20
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macbt, benin c3 lit faum an3lne6ncn, baf,
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nomrnen tpuroe, tpQren uur 45 SenQtoren
antDe1eu6, 3tpei mcDr ais notbDenbig ItnD,
I'M Sen Senat bei6luBfG6i9 5u macben.
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loren III Der StBung antpeien0, 9a nun
cine Nn3abl berielben NaiDin9ton I'M 2nufe
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The sun., 1894-04-07
AFTER DINNER, THE TARIFF.

sheuId Il be Token Out OF Politics, and n
80, How and wheus
II . discussion on the tariff is selected ss .
social diversion By q party OF ladies' and gen-
tlemen It adds to the enjoyment II It is pre-
cedod BY . good dinner. and that was the pro-
gramme OF the Political Science Club last
night About one hundred ladies and Rentle-
men met at the Hotel Savoy. and af,er tho eof-
fee they took up the tariff. and handled It very
gently. The particular form in which It was
served ND was q discussion Of the question.
Should the Tariff he Taken Out OF Politicsr'
Congressman joseph d. Hendrix Of Brook
lyn came across the bridge to say to the elsb
shssld be divoreod' IN eoHciusion. H he Ife' ssiI;
IT the tariff should be laid according to
sense OF an industrious nation. it Is reasonable
to a conclude that tI,;t such minor mSdiaeations
'es9s expert rehSas Rsat d %ase
Ing the whole subject from anise seed
Main. ssT to r.4. rSgSss S SSs .onsS t5SH
&%srica. think tSa. ali f.ir. fa5S minded mem IN
taken out Of poitics Political sssseity' % II not OF
political science. should point out the way. for
OF both parties and may cause such intoisrable able
suffering and cost as to wholly reconstruct
party lines amid much social suffering and
Sr. Ellis H; Roberts, who followed. held
%S M tsl sd he TSas
to be settled by the party now In power But
on the other hand. parties could not endure
and the, tariff was and had been
and would be the dividing line. The
results OF many years OF Intelligent discussion
Mr. Roberts thought that the tariff and labor
were closely allied and incidentally in REFER
ring to Coxey's army be said: " II may be an
sSgnsfy sS. but with which
Mr.. Walter s; Logan and others took up the
diseusslon. and before the evening was over
the Political Science Club had learned that
much might be said on both sidsS
The sun., 1894-04-07
<ssIsTANr <PPs1IsEn srxyEss OUT
AsS Very Much ssrpriss<, Tse-Joh. -.
nenry ResIgns-Their aacee saors

Ard Very Much ssrprissS. Tse-Jeha y.
Henry Rssis.s-Thei- sscees.ors.
The greatest surprise since A. 4. Tingls was
retired from the Government service % .
Treasury agent came yesterday at the Ap-
praiser's stores whom Assistant Appraiser
Cyrus A. Stevens was removed. Mr.. Stevens.
like Mr.. TinRle. had been In the Federal ser
vco Tor almost lifetime. Very few persons
thought 1t was possible to get them out Ger.
tainly Mr. Tingls did not believe that he was
TO CO. and the most surprised man In New York
city yesterday WAS Mr.. Stevens.
The lucky man who is to succeed Mr.. Stevens
is Henry W. Hart 1.oS4 Lexington avenue.
Mr.. Hart had the endorsements OF william II.
Grace. Perry Belmont and Gov. Flower Mr..
Hart, q number Of years ago. was general
snd undsr H. iorm.T c1S aa
mlnistration was an unsuccessful applicant
Is T. sts1% t.F.
eject on his confirmation. but meanwhile Nm
Sssn thc ,o% af :sT's spr
ssh %d as sss A1
Mf Bum h.s tsnss q H. stsysss
sntsr:d the Federal service, under the pIoteo-
linR's death there have:besn many outside in.
fpences which tended to keep him In ofice.
all iins goods were also passed upon SS him.
In this way he became acquainted with very
The resignation. Of John r. Henry. the As
sistant Appraiser In charge Of the drug divis-
ion, was also announced yesterday, and Alex.
ander Hamill OF Baldwinsvills Onondaga
county. has been appointed In his place. Mr..
Hhmill is graduate OF the Albany Medical
College and was surgeon OF the both New
YORK. He was fourteen years in the drug
appointment are W. K Carolin. aiEsil streos
stoekbrokeI; ex-Police Justice Henry murray.
William A. Beach Of Syracuse Internal Reys.
nue. Collector under Mr.. Cleveland's former
Administration. and s. R Crpger; Mr. Cru
ger is the Union League Club Republican who
was formerly President of the Republican
the Com mittse OF Thirty appointed 10 rsor-
ganize the Republican party In New York
county
Collector Kilbreth had among his visitors
Yesterday, Collector Warren OF Boston and
Collector Smalley OF Burlington. VT
The Custom House brokers object TO thia
paragraph in the Wilson bill:
section So That the Collsetor CHIEF otesr Of the
eusIous at any point OF entry delivery may issas
. Custom House broker.
The license is to run for one ysar and may
be revoked by the Secretary OF the Treasury,
The Custom House brokers object TO being
licensed like so many cartmen or peddlers.
The purpose OF the section 10 TO give collectors
greater authority over Custom House brokera
some few OF whom occasionally resort to shah
By tricks. such as furnishing bogus bondG
The sun., 1894-04-07

Q'Neill had better restrict himselfto the duties
that Mr.. JOY had been elected to perform.
The House then resumed consideration OF
the Post ONCE Appropriation Till
Mr.. Springer Dem, Ill presented q modif1-
cation OF the amendm ent he offered yester iay,
directing the admission OF certain classes OF
publications to the m ails as second class m at
ter, so as to include the publications OF trades
unions and OF scientific and professional soci-
eties.
The point Of order made By Mr. Henderson
OF North Carolina Chairman Of the Com mittee
on Post Offlces and Post Roade. that the pro-
posed amendment changed existing law and
did not restrict expenditures. was overruled
by the Chair Mr.. HstchL
The ame endment was further amended By
including the publications Of literary and his
torical societIes and the bulletins OF State
Boards Of Health and, as amended. tho
As reported the bill contained An item OF
S243. 600 for printing postage stamps. Under
the bid OF the Bureau Of Engraving and Print
ing to do tho work, Mr.. Henderson moved to
reduce tho amount to S1G3,0O0
Mr. Dunphy tDem.. N. y moved to further
amend by providing that mono Of the stamps
shall be printed at the Bureau OF Engraving
and Printing
Mr.. Henderson made the point Of order that
Il was new legislation. and Its effect would be
to change existing law by restricting the Post
master-Gsneral In the exercise OF his dis
cretiop
Without disposinc OF tho question the COM
mittee rose. and the House took q recess until
o'clock. the evening session to be for the
consideration of pension bills.
The sun., 1894-04-07

upon the proposition OF q Western shipbuildsr.
who believed It possible to make formidable
coast defence ships out OF whale backs by
mounting them with very heavy hixh-powsred
guns. The little freoboard, which renders
them in q measure like monitors. was also In
their favor Experim ents with weights and
calculations show that any OF the vessels
placed forward. 1t would not be possible to
Install heavy ordnance on any part OF the ship.
owing to their light construction and little
deck space. Only the liRhtsst rapid fire and
machine guns could be used at all. and for this
reason the Board recon m ends tn the whale
backs be not counted upon for auxiliary
cruisers In time Of war.
The total number OF fourth-class Postmas-
ters appointed to-day was thlrty-nvs. Of which
twenty were to 1ll vacancies caused BY resig-
nations and death. Among the appointments
were the following:
New Jsrsey-I. W. Jacobus Cedar Grove. vice Z. 4
H,w yori"Krchibald csmpb.r. Boynteny,lle. vice
O. Z. hatterson. resigned Link. East oresnbush.
vice " r hii,ius. resigned; ". woodward. oArned,
vice c. ". Vary removed; T. \. James. Nassau vice
r.nE rc. S.Tsy Sksy l.mSS.G sssdss E.a
ing vice A. Smith. removed; Cobb, waleomsAck.
vice T. d. Goodng. removed; N. O. Waterbury, Forest
Port, vice Alonxo Denton. removed
The President to- day sent to the Senate the
following nominations:
Lyeurgus r woodward of California, TO be oommis-
sionsr IN and for the District Of Alaska to reside At
OonAlAskA
PuaAkt, III; John NJ Higss Gonnsrsvilie. lnd-I John
Lynch. Liberty. Ind.
The sun., 1894-04-07

Dsaats IuJureJ. Perhaps Mortsiiy. ~ the
Jab OF = Umbrslis.

DsaAto Injured, Perhaps Mortsiiy, ~ the
Jab OF an Umbrsiis.
Bartender Antonio Damato had the feruls OF
an umbrella thrust into his left eye on Thurs
day evening by Simon Rund. baker. OF 102
Ten Eyck street williamsburgh. during .
quarrel In saloon kept By an italian. at 2o4
Union avenue. He is In st. Catherine's Hos
pital and It is said he Is likely to die The
ferule was broken about four inches from the
point and remained sticking In Damato's eye
until . friend pulled It out.
When ,hRund was arraigned In the Lee Ave-
nue Police Court yesterday he told Justice
GoettinR that before he defended himself with
tho umbrella Damato attacked him with .
knife The saloon keeper denied this. and
said that Rund and another man entered the
place. and after having drink they went over
to tho lunch counter. where they broke two
dishes. It was after Rund broke the dishes
and Damato requested him to pay for them.
the saloon keeper declared. that Rund de-
liberateIy raised the umbrella and iabbed
the feruls into Damato's eye DamAto fell
back and WAS unconscious for long time.
Rund dropped q bundle containing bakers
was through this bundle that he was traced on
Thursday night to 1O2 Ten Lyek street. Po-
licemen Mckie and Tracy found him asleep on
the floor. They learned from nsighhors that
about an hour before they got there lIund had
driven his wife and children out Of tho house.
Rund was remandsd to await tho result OF
DamAto's injuries. The police had the broken
ferule In court DamAto Ia 90 years old
The sun., 1894-04-07
ALL THESE xARFs IN JAZZ leAM

Ia Her Feeble Old Ags Mrs. Rots. Kiax.
wittIz, Newman. Becker SIN Steals.
Mary Rote. an aged woman. who was %
feeble that Recorder Smyth directed that she
should be seated while she entered her plea Of
guilty to an Indictment charging her with
stealing two rolls OF silk from the store at o.
Grosns street. on March 30. was arraignsd
yesterday In the General Sessions LAWYER
Emanuel NJ. Friend. her counsel began TO ask
for elsmeDcy for her.
"Qh, presums yoq want to say somsthinR
good about her" said Recorder Smyth.
do, sir, responded Mr.. Friend. as good
II am afraid that you cannot say much in
her favor" Recorder Smyth went on. Mary
ltots Is only one Of her names She has also
been kISown at di1erspt tlInes a. Mary, King.
MARI Warner. MARY Hoppe and any numbsr
Of other names. l have her record from the
Police department. extending back to 1874
Il shows tnst shs has served innupsrsbls
amsnsinR. Her Dh9tograPh 10 .372 In the
hoguss GallSry NCtwithstanding her evil
ness toward her on aeeop9t Of her advanced
men at Auburn for two years and six months"
The sun., 1894-04-07
dob. t. Rs sis'. n u.s Rohb.a.

A burglar entered John T. Runeis's house in
Rockville Centre. l. l.. early Friday morning.
and got away with some OF Mr. Runeis's cloth
ing. q gold watch. and considerable monAy.
The Intruder Was discovered by Mrs. Runeis
who gave an alarm. The burglar hurried from
the house, carrying his booty With him Some
ing in the roadway In front Of Crossman's s
Hotel IL is said a package OF valuable papers
was carried on by the thief.
The sun., 1894-04-07
ON WRIrs OF HABEAs coHpUs
Three ChiaAasa Dsportsd rron ths Uaitsa
States Land At VIetorIs.

States Land At VIstorIs.
VICTORIA. B. @. April 6-Yss Lee. Yss Chung.
and Fonk Chong Yuen. who were deported
from the United States and put on board tho
steamer Tacoma bound for China. were land
ed here yesterday on writs Of hAbeas corpus
sworn out By friends here before Justice
Drake.
On arrival OF the ship. Shead tax Of $50 was
paid for each man. and they presented the
receipts to Capt Hill OF the Tacoma. He re-
fused TO recognize them. holding that he had
contracted with the United States Government
to deliver the linen In China. Tho writs OF
habeas corpus were then obtained and orders
stea ship WAS delayed nearly all day.
This is the first case Of the kind. and will
probably lead sither to a speedy understand
deportation Of all Chinese via San Francisco.
The sun., 1894-04-07
Jasos.-slre case K,ops,se.

Henry r. Slrs's default. on which Esther
Jacobs. who susd him for breach OF promise Of
marriage. took Judgment for S5o.0O0 Was re-
opened yesterday ~ Judge GildeTslesye Of the
Superior CoqH and a trial was ordered for the
Mar term. Mr.. Sire Is 20 paw counsel fee OF
$3.50, and the ludg m snt stands as security.
The sun., 1894-04-07
suruE Hi. Doctor iOr $50 600 D.-.s-..

Justice Ingraham OF the supreme Court has
denied the application OF the defendant for a
bill of particulars ia the suit brought By VIII
bur Robins against Dr. Enoeh 7. Lawrence OF
Flushing, Mr. Robins has brought suit for
SSO,OOO damages for maipTacties and negli;
Rsnee. alleging that his right foot Is dsfoTmsd
aud useless as the result OF improper treat
msnt OF fracture bT DIR. Lawrence.
The sun., 1894-04-07
Juup,a IRON a Four-.tory wisaow.

Machinist George Toy committed suicide
yesterday hy jumping from q fourth story
window &C Thompson's Metre Company fac
tory, at 81 Washington street Brooklyn.
Death was instant. In order to Jump the ma n
had 10 climb up to the window on chair and
old aud unmarried. and lived at v0 Prince
atFaaI
The sun., 1894-04-07

ThsODhiluS H. Davies. the guardian Of PFin-
cess Kaiulani OF Hawaii. will sail on the Luz
sanlG for England to-day Mr. Davies said
yesterday that he expected to remain 10 lag
Of the plans Of Princess KAi1lInL Who u N
Germany
The sun., 1894-04-07
a TLs.trs lsr YeraslIr.

Raubitsehsk 4 Co. have leased for F. J.
sehnuEg the plot Of ground. l25xl00 feet. on
the south side Of Fiity-sighth street 05 feet
west Of Third avenue. to =. +. Proctor for a
rental Of about S20.OOO year. Mr.. schnugG
is to erect theatre 1t once.
The sun., 1894-04-07
Tit Bstwssa lI-. Reed saa the Speaker IL
the Houss.

WASHINGTON April 6-In the House to-day .
bill was passed authorizing the Secretary OF
the Interior to lease hotel sites In Yellowstone Q
Park This, said Mr.. Hayes Dem. Ia-L who
presented the measure, was needed for public
accom- IN odAtion. Mr.. HAYES INDUCED In some
lively nah stories In rseltnE the glorss of Yell
lowstone Park. and after little fun. In which
MI. Allen. the Mississippi joker. confirmed
Mr. Hayss's trout catching yarns. the bill was
passed
Tnsn came tilt between Mr.. Reed and the
Speaker. roll call was in progress on a bill
of Mr.. Hateh's providing for messenger for
the Committee on Agriculture. The fret call
had Iust been finished. and the Clerk was
Lsrs who had not responded. when Mr. Hatch
rose to max an explanation to the House.
The Speaker sad that he could do so By
Mr. Iced inquired II a roll call was not In
The Spsake The roll has been called once,
Mr.. Heed-Atter the rather severe treatment
the other d%y Il would seem rather strange 70
have the roll al interrupted. even for a re-
quest for unat lmuus consent
The speas-r The gentleman from Maine
objects. The Clerk viii call the roll
Mr.. Reed with emphaslsl-The gentleman
from Maine does not object
The SpeAker-Ihs gentleman cannot place
himself in the! attitude and avoid the respon-
Mr.. heed-My statement will go into the
The Spsaksr-so will that Of the Chair
Mr. Reed-And the public will be able to
Judge. Ii Is q question OF yeracity.
This closed tho Incident and the resolution
Another wave Of trouble vas complaint bY
the newly seated member from Missouri. Mr.
ONsill. that his colleague. Mr. Morgan. another
DamocIat had done him Injustice Ia news
paper Interview. The rstort came that Mr.
The sun., 1894-04-07
BI,Io, Chaia,a Golps 20 Rsa,.

Archbishop CorrigRn gave dinner yesterday
10 Bishop ChAtAHd 81 yincsnnes. Ind. who sails
for Rome this morning on the LueEniA, Mgr.
olesiasties Of the archdiocese were present
Bishop ChAtArd said TO q reporter that his
Visit 20 Rome was simply his regular visit and
had no Significance.
The sun., 1894-04-07

Ph!lo r. Hotchkiss. formerly a member Of
the flrm OF Hotehkiss 4 Co, note brokers' Of 81
Broadway, pleaded guilty yesterday, in the
General Sessions 10 two IL adietments charging
hlm with grand larceny in the first degree.
Judge CoWing sentenced him to State prison
for lOur Years.
The sun., 1894-04-07
Aasts-r v s.ory Tor K,uy Lew.

Kitty Levy. who got judgment against her
father.in-lAw Moses Levy. for $4,000 dam
ages for the slisnstion Of the affections Of her
husband. Sylvan Levy. had her husband ar
TsiGned hsIoIe Justice Walsh In BrOokIYn
yesterday on charge Of abandoned ent jus
tics Walsh ordered him to pay her $40 . week
The sun., 1894-04-07
The wIkoamsA Loses Two Propeller
kiAdes.

The North German Lloyd steamship TrAvs.
which arrived yesterday from Bremen and
Southland pton. passed the German tank steam
ship Wilkommen In midoeeAn- Two Of the
She WAS proceeding slowly for Delaware
BreakWAter.
The sun., 1894-04-07
no RREIK IHE MOHnIONY 0E IOIl.

Of Barrie's or Conan DoTls's send for Hat Of
them 70 your book seller. or g the pgblishsrS
The sun., 1894-04-07
Rsp-sIIs--s s-la Ia : Wees V.rsisr. Ei's

HUNTINGTON. ". Va. April 6-At the mamie
ipAl election here yesterday Mayor Neal
Dem, Vas reelected by email majority. The
Republicans made gains and VIII have rep
rsssntAdve In the Common Couneil
The sun., 1894-04-07

hOEEzR : sEoIhsF. storage sAEshes.ss. sr9.aSsy
and ATth a., branch oulca LeLnaton ahd oIth -.
separate To0na tor furniture. planes. Baggage 4e.
Boxias and shippnE. Padded vans ier mOvlng IN city
eE e0antTy. ln5pseIioa soheitsd TssPhons l13 S5tA
The sun., 1894-04-07

sa isss g G;S z. s': :: a. q: i:s:::
The sun., 1894-04-07

Ihs naval Board Appointed 70 InVestIRato
the feasibility OF converting the Whalebaek
tyne OF ship into auxiliary war cruisers. has
reported that these vessels do not present fea-
lures which would render hem useful as COM
OF the impossibility u mounting them with
hsAYy ordnance The Board vas designated
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-04-26
THIRD EDITION
LOST CREEK.

II. Monroe Reynolds, L. V. station
agent, is spending the week in New York
His place is being filled by John Nc
Donald.
Miss Annie Noone is visiting friends in
Scranton.
Councilman James McElhenny, of
Shenandoah, who will be SChuylkill
cOunty's next Sheriff. attended the Mis-
sion last evening.
Martin Dixon, who was reported in a
critical condition, is somewhat better, but
as yet not out of danger.
Misses Gertie Reese and Gertie Levine,
of Shenandoah, visited friends here yes
terday.
Mrs. w. H. Kearcher visited Browns
vile friends last evening.
II. V. Hesser, Of the engineer corps,
called on Shenandoah friends last even
ing.
Among the shenandoah people who
attendad Mission last evening were the
following: Ex-senator Watson and
family, John A. Reilly, H. j. Muldoon, j,
!. Kelly and John Lambert.
ID. J. Slattery, p & r. station agent at
Gilberton and James Early, of Gilberton,
attended Mission and called on friends
here last evening.
Misses Mary and Annie Horan, OF
Maizeville, called on friends at this place
last evening.
J. G.. Coughlin and Arthur Merrick
telegraph operators Of Shenandoah, Wis.
tied here last evening.
Misses Katie Mclaughlin and Agnes
Farrell, of Mahanoy Plane, called OF
friends here last evening.
1t will be an agreeable surprise to per
sons subject to attacks of bilious collie t.
learn that prompt relief may be had b!
taking Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera anC
Diarrhoea Remedy. In many instance
the attack may be prevented by takinl
this remedy as soon rs the first symptom
of the disease appear. 25 and so cen
bottles for sale by Gruhler Bros.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-04-26
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE
The House Passes Byrns's Bill Against
Cooreing workingmeh.

The House Passes byrnS's Bill Against
Cooreing workingneR.
TRENTON April 26.-The Republican
leaders have decided that it will be impos-
sible to get all their bills through by May
1, and they will not adjourn until week
later.
There was quite a lively discussion in
the house over Mr.. Byrnes bill making IL
unlawful for any corporation to have en-
ployes sign any agreement rsnouncing OK
isting or future membership in any organ
izaton. society or brotherhood. Mr.. ByTne
maintained that in many instances EN-
plOyes of corporations were as badly of a.
slaves before the war. Mr. Olcott took the
position that the labor unions did the
wage eRrnors more harm than good. They
made arbitrary rules and demands upon
corporations, and attempted to govern
the busin ess of the latter The bill passed
unanimously.
Bills were passed legislating out of Of
fioe tho board of fresholders of Camden,
Mercer and Passsio counties, and provid-
ing for the appointment Of new boards by
the city councils and township committees
until next spring; also the new board OF
works bill for Newark and Jersey City.
The senate indefinitely postponed action
| upon the veto message OF Governor Werts
upon the peace bill. The bill providing
for the appointment of corporation eoHn
sells and attorneys by the mayors Of New.
ark and Jersey City caused big fight in
the senate. Three of the Republicans were
absent when the bill came up, and the
| Democrats succeeded in having the enact
ing clause stricken out. The Republican.
saved themselves from utter rout by get
| ting an adjournment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-04-26

April 3O.-"A Trip to Europe" illus
trated lecture, in Welsh Baptist church,
by Rev c. II. Woolston, of Philadelphia,
for the benefit of the English Baptist
church.
May 3.-First anniversary of the Wash
house.
May photographers Assembly and
contest in Robbins opera house
May 4.-Twenty-f anniversary OF
Washington Camp, No. ll2, p. o. S. of A.
in Ferguson's theatre.
May 15.-Cake and coffee supper at the
Salvation Army barracks.
May 3O-Strawberry and ice cream fes-
tival in Robbins opera house, under the
auspices of Camp o, =. o. of II. A,
June l9.-lce cream and bean sour
festival in Robbins hall, under the aus
pices of the Women's Relief Corps.