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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
TWO GAMES YESTERDAY.

Philadelphia Downs the Giants and tn
Bean Eaters Swipe the Senators.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Philadelphia, S; Now ! ork, ,.
Boston, y; Washington, IL.
TO-DAY'S SCHEDULE.
Baltimore at Brooklyn.
Washington at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
ST. Louis at Cleveland.
Louisville at Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04

Earned runs. Wheeling s. EentOu 4:
two-base hits. Carroll AlcGuirk. Robin
SON. J. DIESEL; stolen bases. Crotty.
Regan. Heefe g, Kerr. White. Kane
Brown. Harley. j.. DIESEL. double plays.
White 10 Eeeie, Davis 20 Crotty. Car
rol TO Harley TO HWjesty, Hardesty
90 j. DIESEL 20 NcGuirk; sacrifice hits.
Crotty. Keefe Brown. Jones. Harley.
Cornelius. Robinson, bases on balls.
Regain Davis. Eecfe, Kerr. White
kane. NcGuirS Robinson. i. DIESEL .:
struck out Cr0JJy. Jones. Harley ..
Cornelius; passed balls, p. DIESEL g.:
wild pitches. Miller; time. 1850; umpire
McNIerney.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
L TOOK TEN INNINGS,
But They Finally Got There Just the
Same.

Wheeling, Steubenvine, Twin Cites
and Columbus, the Winners Yes
terday-NatiOnal League Con
Bowling Games Last Night.
General sport.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE
~ Thursday. Friday apdiSot,-,'...
ing and saturday matinee. Nnv - % .
Jessie Mae Hall
And her Company OF Comedians. ur....
the lunny farce.
THE TELEGRAM.
Night prices -, -. 30 and 800 No.
-, % and 3Oc '-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-04
THE PITTSBURG

Commercial Gazette, cents per week: the
Pitt sburg Times, cents per week. Eastern
and western Dailies, w eskly Papers, Fashion
and Literary Magazines delivered everywhere.
Books Stationery. Gospel Hymns.
c. II. QUINBY, l4l4 Market street.
The sun., 1895-01-22

The recent Hawaiian revolutiOn'was not aired
In the House to-day through the medium OF Mr..
Boutelle's resolution which he offered on Satur-
day. Late in the afternoon, at time when all
the spectators who had taken seats in the gal
leries. expecting to witness some lively debate
over the resolution. had gone away disappointed.
Mr.. Boutelle endeavored to bring the matter
before the House. but Democratic protests and
the point of mo quorum" finally forced an ad-
journment until tomorrow.
The major part of the day as given up to the
consideration of bills providing for pu bile
buildings in various cities. The Chicago Public
Building bill was the subject of an interesting
Appropriations lead the opposition to the bill.
on the contentious that the present building was
not unsafe and inadequate as to space. as
charged by the Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds, and that n new building could not
be completed within the time fixed by the bill.
on Public Buildings and Grounds minimzed
these objections to some extent. and the bill
s ,hs e" 1S. o ahs Sds TGG Of to
extends the time of completion to three years
Bills were also passed for PUBLIC buildings at
South Omaha, Neb.; Pottsville. Pa, and Cum
berland, Md. These last-named bills carry no
Representative James d. Richardson of Ten
nessee T. was elected speaker pre- tern: OF the
who has gone to Asheville, y. C.. to recuperate
Two resolutions directly concerning Hawaii
were introduced Col. W. &. l.. breckenridge OF
Kentucky was the author of one OF these resolu-
tions. which Is as follows:
Resolved That is the OF the House that the
President should at enter into negoa with
the republic OF Hawaii looking to the annexation of
the Hawaiian Islands upon terms alike HONORABLE and
mutually satisfactory to the United States OF America
and the republic OF Hawaii
The second resolution was one of inquiry, and
Whereas II ia widely reported that the rebel
lion against the lawfully constituted and universally
recognized Government Of the Hawaiian Islands was
melted supplied with arms and In fact led by persons
who claim IN be- British subjects: and
Whsreds. II Is reported tfat the Minister OF Great
Britain To Hawaii has INTERVIEWED In order TO prevent
the application Of martial law proclaimed by said
Government to those concerned in said rebellion who
claim to be 9ritish subjects
ResOired. That II not inconsistent with the public
interest the President be requested transmit to
Congress all correspondence, documents, and other
Information on this subject which he may have
|
The sun., 1895-01-22
THE SECOND Avenue RAILROAD
About to He Sold to n syndicnt'-Contspa-
plated Change OF Motive Power.

Negotiations for the purchase of the Second
Avenue Railroad by a syndicate are nearing
completion. and unless some hitch occurs their
contamination will be formally announced to-
morrow. The syndicate is understood to in
clude J. & w. Seligman & Co.. Clark. Ward d
Co.. s. II. &. Stewart, and others.
Mr.. Stewart said yesterday that he had bought
the control of the company last October and had
been treating for its sale to syndicate, but the
deal had not been closed yet Messrs Seligman
Il Co. said that they had an option on the prop
erty, but refused further information.
1t IL understood to be the intention of the
syndicate 10 reorganize the company and to
issue 81 500. 900 of first consolidated mortgage
. per cent. bonds and 81. .5OO.O 900 capital stock
OF the new bonds 81. 800. 900 are to be held in
escrow to retire old bonds. S4 0+0, 900 are to be
issued now, and Sl,50O,00O are TO be held for
betterments. The capital stock of the company
is now 81 .S620 and the funded debt Sl.15O.-
600 The main line, two tracks. of the com
pany road is x miles long. and there are 6Ls
miles of branch hes and sidings, making 2S miles
OF track owned, and leases l12 miles.
1t is intended to substitute mechanical power
for horses in the operation of the road. but the
report that the road is To be equipped with cable
was denied 10y member OF the syndicate. The
prospectus made up to nid in placing the bonds
does not specify what kind OF power Is to be
used. IL is understood that the company has re-
Gently been Investigating electric storage sys-
TENS.
The sun., 1895-01-22
THE HOOKING V4LLEY SUIT.
Preparing to Levy the Property OF Judge
Burke and His Associates.

CLEVELAND, o.. Jan. 21.-John W. Hutchin-
son, Jr., of New York. attorney for the Hooking
Valley bondholders, is in the city to examine
the county tax records for the purpose Of dis
covering what property is held here by Judge
Burke. w. J. Mckinnie and the Hickox estate,
OF which Charles Hckox Is the administrator
After satisfying himself that he has found all
the property that might be subjected to the sat
isfaction of n lien he will go to Youngstown to
investigate the Andrews estate. and thence to
Columbus to discover OF what the NJ NJ. Green
estate consists Mr.. Hutchinson is said to be
making the investigation with a view of levying
on the property of these gentlemen, all of whom
are defendants in the case. should the action OF
Judge Stevenson Burke and others prevail in
the courts of Franklin county. o. The claim Of
the Complainants is for Ss,00O.OO0 in round
numbers,
The sun., 1895-01-22
THE CURRENCY PROBLEM.
SENATOR SMITH mas 4 MIL WHICH
NE THINKS WILL SOLVE 1T.

m ~ a. a Wuh ssRa
n, 4. Rec.Ivcs by M. Drmocr.t,c A..o-
cintc.-Do vItt e. Warner OF New Yort
Introduces Two Rnis In the House.
w,su,xarox. Ian. 81 scnotor Smith NJ New
Jcrsev will now try his hand Mt settling the
financial oucstion lie ia enunged in fornulat-
ing n measure which he proposes To Introduce
next Thursday, The bill il not vet completed
but the outlines have been drawn. and to-day
tho Senator invited n few OF his Democratic
brethren to inspect his work. Mr.. Smith says
that his bill will bo n nlnin business proposition
t,,,,ta -, ,,..u,i,, ,.,,,, a., ,,...,,,.,a,..,o Or,
o'"p'o anu p'"''''"i V"V"kn W ue'noiis''o "
the people Of the country that the Democratic
parry par Is capable OF sunn,.'ns M "propos..on 'na
"'i "'ceV .no s'"n'"u, nv nus 'len"'.o" ,,
upon some Of the most radical frec-silver Demo-
Gratis to caresnllv consider hIs plan, and they
o,,,,a ,,.,,, liz, ,io, I, ,.ui no,or ,io t,r tho
agree WIN MN lhat WI. never uo ~, .no
incumpetcncy by sitting calmly down and allow
;,,,, ,i ,,,,,,,t,,oo,s o., ro,,,o n .choro for tho
ing 'ne hcpuoi'onns 'o propose " e'no'"o ~, ~ 'no
relief OF the Treasury. Senator Smith has been
very mich encouraged at the favor with which
MS i''ho''a.' "'7o u" W. " us ,e,
gcstions, and promised TO do anything within
reason To helm the party out of its present
Ju,,,,, L. ,,,o,,. ~ ,ho ooxis,,,,, condition. Nr
uhoi'n"' i" VIC" Va ne'N''''"s 'o'''''"' 'i'
Smith does not think 1t Is possible to enact into
,l ,,,oio o,,rro,,. ,,,,os,io, I'M, bo "a conedent
INV "i"'e ouiio"'s p"''''o' ouV h1 20 ,,,
after to-day experience III consulting MS col
leapuel Tint the Democratic majority in the
.,.,., T., ,ti,,.,o, O., .i,,i, ,or.,,ol o,,,ic,i,ns
7eh"'c Il ulspoSeu W 9iiiN i.''" 'C',
party ambitions, ana other selnsh Considerations
i'm the interest of bill that will bring relief to
49, r,.
thc couh'rs'
Although the Finance Committee OF the
Senate seem to have abandoned all effort 10 pre-
- . -. - ,,,,, ,l,. Iii, ~ 49,,
pare currency reiorm oli' 'haC wiz "o sup
ported by the various factions OF the Senate.
few other Democrnts than Senator Smith still
Pers'sI III the preu tha' ea'i9'ae'ois WI.
will yet he framed and passed before the 4th OF
The sun., 1895-01-22
OFF FOR HOSOLULU.
The Philadelphia Expected 90 Reach that
Port ON Saturday Next.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l,-The Philadelphia is
scheduled to steam into Honolulu harbor next
Saturday morning Although she is rated as a
twenty-knot ship, she conld make that speed for
a few hours at time only, and with such an
would he exhausted in three DAYS. Her most
direct course between the Golden Gate ana her
nomlcAl stelming rate for this distance, having
her coal capacity in mind, Is fifteen knots per
hour. Ordinarily she would cruise at ten or
twelve knots. She will undoubtedly do the best
she can for the distance, which will he by main
tanning fifteen knots per hour the whole way
over This will enable her to make $50 knots a
day, and as fair weather may he confidently ex-
pelted on the Pacific at this season after passing
100 miles west OF San FrRnCisCo.' theH' Is no
doubt that the ship will drop her anchor at
Honolulu before noon on saturday next.
The sun., 1895-01-22
The Atchl.on ReorgnnI1a,Iou Plan.

Meetings were held In London Yesterday Of
the representatives ~ the London and Amster-
dam holders of securities NJ the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa re Railroad Company. The alterna-
tive propositions drawn up by the Joint Exec
utive Reorganization Committee were taken
over by Mr.. Luden Of Hope a Co. OF
Amsterdam, and cable from him is eN-
pected this morning, giving the result Of the
yesterdays meeting. A meeting Of the General
Reorganization Committee Will be called as
soon as II i received, In case the Assessment
Ou the AtChisnn stock is put At ST. per share II
Is proposed 10 assess the income h0ndhOldeTs g,
a bond and to require them Ia guarantee the AS
sessmrnt on the stock, II the stock Is a. scsscd
Rt $40, then Il Is proposed TO ask the Income, Ia
contribute 81 per bond without the above guar
nntpe
The sun., 1895-01-22
NESE IN H-4WAII.
Minister Hatch Says They Are Absorbing
the Island Trade.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2l.-The steamer Aus
tralia sailed for Honolulu this morning. Among
the passengers F. NJ. Hatch. Hawaiian
Minister OF Foreign Affairs. Mr.. Hatch bears
with him private dispatches and has in his GUS
tody shipment of arms and ammunition for
the Government. This shipment consists of
1000 rifles and 100000 rounds of am
munition. The arms and ammunition are
stored where they can be got at Immediately
upon the Australas arrival. The Hawaiian
Government had information of the plans OF the
Royaists over a month ago and Mr.. Hatrh s
mission 10 the United States was in relation
thereto, although at the time OF his arrival he
deemed It wise to keep his knowledge n pro-
found secret. Mr.. Hatch said before leaving
that the Government had nothing to fear from
the Royalists, but the japanese question was
the only one menacing the future OF Hawaii
1T may not he generally KNOWN" he said,
but it Is a fact that the Japanese merchants
are surely absorbing the trade OF the islands and
acquiring position of great commercial inn
portAnce, Already they are driving the Chinese
merchants out OF business. IL is significant to
the United States, for japanese supremacy
means the cutting of Of valuable trade with the
islands and its transfer TO Japan. The com
mercial future Of the islands rests with the
United States or England. We only hand
ful of people, We can take care of ourselves II
let alone, but II Japan makes demands upon us
we can do nothing unless the United States or
England gives MS support"
The sun., 1895-01-22
New Jersey Murder Gases Before the 80.
preme Court.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-Two New Jersey muir
der cases were under consideration by the SUI
preme Court Of the United States today, ono
of them was that OF George Andrews colored'.
charged with killing his wife, llcssie Andrews.
in Washington, y. j., in October, ls.E' NJ
though an appeal in his case had been denied ny
the state Court of Pardons, his counsel made
application for writ OF habcas corpus before
the court of last resort. This application was
opposed by Prosecutor William \. Strykcr u
Warren county. The petition for the writ
OF habcns corpus was based upon two
points First, that persons ~ the African
race were excluded in the drawing of the grahi
and petit jurics uf the said county, and the ap-
pclant thereby denied equal protection under
The laws: and, second, that the Court was with
out jurisdiction. After hearing arguments ~
both sides, decision was reserved.
In the case OF August Bergerman Of M0rrs
county, also charged with murder, his co. u,,.,
Joshua Solman, appeared in court 20 moN. - 't
his petition for hearing in habeas cOrpG- '.r.'-
Cpctings he advanced on the calendar. DIS,
too was taken under advsement by the Court,
and the decision will not be made until nest
Monday.
The sun., 1895-01-22
Will OF George shea,

The will Of George Shea former Chief Justice
Of the Marine Court, executed on March 90,
1894. has been bled for probate. The testator
leaves all his property TO his wife, Angelica b.
shea. for life, and upon her death 1t is to go to
their children, Mary Ritter Shea, Alice, the wife
OF Charles +. Glidden, and George Shea The
son George died the day OF the funeral Of his
his father last week. His share of the estate
will go to his sisters upon their mothers death.
effect until after the death of the widow, are:
To Mrs. Fredericka Beardsley Glchrist, the
bronze lion and tiger. by Barge: To his daughter
Mary. the Bouccault set OF Sevres china, and to
his daughter Alice the bronze bust OF Charlotte
Corday. which is the original first casting Of
that modelled at Rome in 1913 by Clesnger.
The sun., 1895-01-22

Mr.. Howard Paul read paper n few evenings
since TO the members OF the Hobby Club on
"The Wits Of London" Mr.. Paul has been
from boyhood member OF the Savage Club
and knew intimately the late Artemus Ward,
Henry ]. Byron and T. w. Robertson. the
dramatists, and the still living w. :, Gilbert,
George Augustus Sala, and +. G. Burnand uhe
editor OF Punch, all OF whom were members at
one period Of the club In question. Mr.. Pauls
paper bristled with anecdOtal "reminiscences,
and was received with cordial approval BY the
members II the Hobby Club, which, by the way,
Is n new organization.
The sun., 1895-01-22
Dr. Depew VIII Testify for Him.

The case OF Henry Lionel Brown Of A West
Ninety eighth street. indicted for receiving 81
600 postage stamps from William Is. Smith,
who has been convicted of stealing them from
the Government Bureau OF Engraving at WASH
ington, was called for trial late yesterday after
noon before Judge Brown IN the United States
Circuit Court. Among the many witnesses
present was Chauncey VI. Depew. who will
vouch for the good character of young Brown
and his high connections in Westchester
county. Six witnesses from the Bureau OF En-
craving were also present. Browns case will
go on to-day, when DIR. Depew promised To be on
hand again,
The sun., 1895-01-22

WAsHISGToN, Jan. 2l.-Mr. Warner OF New
York introduced in the House to-day two finan-
cial bills. One gives power to the Secretary OF the
Treasury to borrow in anticipation of revenues,
upon bonds of the United States. in denomina-
tiuns of $50 and multiules thereof. payable in
coin, at the option of the United states, at or
after three years from their date, and due
ten years after their date. bearing interest at
the rate of three per cent. per annum. and to be
sold at not less than par. such an amount
MS he shall consider necessary, not TO exceed
S2JO.O0O.000.
The second measure provides for the cancel
lation of all legal tender notes presented and
prohibits their reissue.
The sun., 1895-01-22
nurEI.rs Ron ths I.arehmont station.

LARCHMoNr, Jan. .l.- Some time during the
night burglars entered the station OF tho New
York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad at
this place. The safe was blown open while a
heavy freight train was passing, and the noise
cured $500.
After robbing the ticket office Of the station
the burglars visited tho general store OF Po II
master james. The Post once Is Ia one part Of
the store. MIR Jones discovered this morning
that a hole had been dr.llcd in the door of ihe
they could not open the safe, the burglars helped
themselves W about 100 worth vi cigars.
The sun., 1895-01-22
To Restore Rates In the West.

CHICAGO, Jan @l.-Although the new associa-
tion OfWestern andTransc lines TOR the
purpose OF preserving rates has not been formed
the lines interested have entered into an ngrc5-
ment to maintain rates and have finished the
rate sheets and fixed ON Feb. . ms the date for
putting them into effect Ex-Chairmau Caid-
well has been directed TO advise all connecting
lines and all railroad associations and rate COM
pliers IN order that they may conform to the
new agreement. The agreement with the Cana
dian l'ncihc Is much better than any nt the lines
hoped for, and on the whole the result i not dis
COurhging. The new agreement. which was com
pletcd to-day, includes both one way and round
irip
The sun., 1895-01-22

The Woman's Loyal Union will hold a meet
ing tomorrow in Dr. W. h. Derrick's olllce In
the Bible House 10 make arrangements for the
holding OF mass meeting at Cooper Union or
Association Hall to stimulate the interest Of the
public in the Blair Joint Resolution" which
calls for "an investigation ~ unlawful violence
crime" IL is the intention Of the committee TO
inyito Mr., Blair and lr. Parkhurst to speak at
this meeting.
The sun., 1895-01-22
The bridge Train Victim A. Il. Ahlsr.

The man who was killed by n Brooklyn
Bridge train on sunday night has been identi-
fled ms Abraham B. Ahlcr, assistant foreman Of
the hook and ladder company at FlatlaIds. and
keeper ana owner OF tho Break water Hotel at
Canarsie, William II. Thomas. foreman Of the
hook and ladder company, who claimed Ahlcr's
dead man was Al years old and married.. Ills
hotel is well known as n stopping place for fish
ing and grabbing parties from this city and
Brooklyn. Coroner HOeheT gave a permit 20 re-
move the body To CRnarsic.
The sun., 1895-01-22
Coaarmsd by the senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l,-The Senate to-day
confirmed the following nominations;
g. D. Clark, "a he Judge of the Eastern and Middle
district ~ Tennessee previously confirmed and with
drawnl,
Thomas y, DeIhanty, Commissioner OF immigration
al Boston.
IN the navy.
Pustmasters- William q. Hull, Plymouth, \. H.; Ar
nina J.. Evans, AshbuTuham, Mass Alfred south
worth, Braintreei Mas John ; Fay ha[lh4ro Mass:
Eair Haven Mass. James n, Finn, JCweU tlty, Conn;
Herman Atwood, stonlngtOn, Conn; GeOrsu ". ESseT
MauCh Chunk, Pa Jacob y. Leidy. spring city, Pa.
The sun., 1895-01-22
burglary at Orange.

ORANGE, Jan. ~, While tho family Of p. V.
Huysscon Of l4G Centre street, were away from
home yesterday the house was entered aud $500
worth OF Iuwcry stolen. Entrance was effected
by brcaking the panels in the kitchen door. The
thiel was evidently after nothing but iewelry,
as quantity Of sllverware ia the dining room
WAS not disturbed.
The sun., 1895-01-22
Dr. HOIub 90 Lecture at the Museum or
Natural History.

Dr. Emil IIolub,the south African explorer,will
relate his seven years adventures at the Amerl-
can Museum ot Natural History, on Thursday,
open IN the publ" free, and the lecture VIII be
given In the large lecture hall under the spices
OF the American Geographical Society and the
American Museum ot Natural History.
The sun., 1895-01-22
Dr. Huehaane,s AppeaI.

ALBANY, Jan. el.-The appeal in the case
Robert Buchanan Of New York, the convicted
wife poisoner. who is confined In the death
Court OF Appeals this morning by IAwyer
Charles r. Brooke. counsel Tor buchanan. a
occupied.the vii lie days session Of the eouEI
The sun., 1895-01-22
The Cola Reserve Down to sac. Gas ,IIT.

WASHINGTON, Jan, 2l,-The Treasury gold
reserve declined again to-day, standing at the
close OF business at S60,O63ll7, The amount
taken out at New York to-day was 500, 900, OF
which 5000, 900 was for export.
The sun., 1895-01-22
A Tramp Fires a PoIlssman'. House.

James Amhruster, a tramp, went 70 sleep in
the cellar Of the house Of Policeman Anderson
OF the llighbridge police on sunday night, after
making a fire on the floor 10 keep himself warm.
The fire had communicated 20 The surrounding
WurdWOrk when the smoke caused its discovery.
AmLruster was arrested aud sent ~ the Island
yesterday for a month.
The sun., 1895-01-22
Rssrult. for ths Sandwich Islands.

SARASAC LAKE y. V, Jan, al.-Capt. VIII
liam +. MAnnix issued circular to-day calling
for recruits TO 90 TO the Sandwich Islands 20
hght for the republic. II says that England
wants 10 get control OF the islands. The clTcu-
lar is a patriotic appeal Ia citizens,
The sun., 1895-01-22
A woman Iaysats New Kind Of Stocking

MONTCLAIR. Jan. 2l.-Mrs. Fillmore Condt
Of Verona has applied for patent on an i'm
provement ia hosiery II consists Of method
Of max ing stockings 80 that the foot aud leg are
easily Joined or separated al the lower part Of
the ankle. Two or more sets Of feet may DO
worn with each pair OF stOckinga-
The sun., 1895-01-22
col saloon Men Arrested on sunday and
Alter Hours Yesterday.

The police added exactly one hundred 10 tDs
arrests Of saloon men they made on sunday Y
their vigilance after hours yesterday moruir-,
They made 9nl arrests In all. Nearly all ui {. .
prisoners were held in the various police courts
Roger Rooney u harkeepcr at seventh aNcN .
and ThirtY-seyenth street WAS arrested twice.
The sun., 1895-01-22

When Baby was sic., wo gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became MIss, she chung 70 CastorlA.
When she had Children. she gave them CastoriA.