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The evening world., 1895-09-17
The Right Kind
of Advertlsing!

The main factor. however, is the
course of the foreign exchanges, which
at the moment show downward ten
dency. If money works closer or the
supply of bills against exports of do
mestic products increases but moder-
ately. rates of exchange will still fur
ther decline. and this viii put an end to
gold exports and at the same tima to
the talk about another Government
loan.
The exports, exclusive OF specie, from
against 81, ,625 for the same week of
Frega,ed S' s2s4, $40, ,iso, against $3.50 sea, 81
for the same period in 1894.
4;sS Ia a 4sS IL for bankers long slrri,
ling, is91- 4Ssl-2 for, sight, AMI
4.s7 IA ass for commercial, The total
sold @ngagemSnts, men ,,oo for for to-morro"
Commercial bar sivcr sold at co IS, and
Mexican dollars at 10 IA.
\ decidedly stronger tone characi'r
lied speculation after midday ami prices
advanced IN the entire list under pHr-
chases for both the long and short ac-
counts. The bears were considerably
alarmed and in some instances rushed
Chicago Gas led the upward move
m"nt, selling mp 2l-4. to "a 3-4. sugar
and the Changers We're also prominent;
An advance in the prices of coal ana
of grain rates at the West had a
strengthening effect on the market
TIL" steamship Paris. sailing from
Europe tomorrow, viii take out lNN,W
ounces of silver, shipped by the follow
inG houses: Handy q Harmon, I"~
ounces, and Zimmerman Il Forshay,
JbFD ounces.
The steamship Majestic, also sa!lin-
for Europe tomorrow, will carry 2ohW
ounces, shipped by j. Il w. Seligman a
Co.
There is an increased demand for
money from the interior to assist in
the movement Of the crops. tn" ''ir-
r"ncy transfers to-day at tn" Sab
Treasury amounted to over Si0O,0T
The sales of listed stocks were 222,np
shares. In the unlisted department
1860 of Sugar were traded in.
The evening world., 1895-09-17

SPORTING MISCELLANY.

A tennis tournament will be held on the courts
OF the Morris County Golf Club to- morrow and
Thursday. beginning at 2l5 p. NJ. each day.
L. W. B.-Limerick.
Joe and willam-rime bets on the last race
technically by the whole OF her elapsed time and
twenty nine seconds allowance besides.
Two sports-see answer above.
Lovico-Deiender wins all three races
yrie l. was sold to an Italian Vslkyrie H. was
sunk last year in collision with satanta.
II. T. Prom Sandy Hook to Brooklyn
atlantic ayenuel. eighteen minutes No record
from Florida available.
Two Americans-l. No. 2. vakyris.
A. and BIB wins. One of the conditions
challenger shall proceed to this port her own
bottom.
Crank-During the early negotiations he did 30
that condition and accepted the terms Of ss
Referee-A bet not made upon the result OF a
contest can hardly be accepted bona hde
There is too much room for doubt that one OF
the parties to It may know OF the result. How
wager under such circumstances perhaps he
should lose as lesson
J. F. Ii No 2. No.
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WRIT FOR MRS. O'HEARN?
Lawyer IinIdnnc says session.
Judges Had NJ .DurlsdictiOn.

Charles Haldan" asked Judge Dugro in
the superior court to-day for the dis
charge of Mary OHcarn on a writ of
habcns corpus.
Mrs. O'IIcarn was arrested Sept. for
violating the sunday Excise law. She
was convicted and sentenced to three
months imprisonment in the Court OF
Special Sessions.
Mr.. lialianc attacked the constitu-
ttunality of the act creating the Court
Of special sessions on the ground that
tn" Court WtS given original jurisllc-
tiun to determine in miSd'mtaEor case
which were disposed of by the judges
Of the court without a jury.
Aside from the question OF the con-
stitutpnality of the act Mr.. Haldan,
said that his client had been sentenced
without having been allowed two daN $
| time within which to move for an arrest
OF Judgment as proNded by the pcna
code.
| Decision was reserved.
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BUILT IN THE MAYNARD.
The Largest War Vessel Yet Set
Ahoat by the United
States.
ARMOR OF SOLID STEEL BANDS
4 Fighting Machine That Exccls
Everything in the white
squadron of America.

Uncle Sans largest and most powerful
hattleship. Maine, went into commis-
sion at the Brooklyn Navy Yard this
afternoon.
Captain of the Yard Rodgers. repre-
srnting Comma ndant Sicard, came
aboard the Main" "A few minutes past
. and met capt A. 5. Crownshcli. The
officers of the marine guard and the
crew lined up on the quarterback and
presented arms. At the third sound Of
the huglc the colors were run to the
peak and capt. Rodgers salutcd Capt.
crowinshicld. Capt. Crowinshield then
stepped forward and read his orders
from Washington. placing him In com
mand of the new warship. lie made n
short address.
The crew was "pipcd" down.
| 1t is expected the Maine will join the
| North Atlantic squadron later in the
season.
| The dimensions of the new warship
are not SO great as Columbia and New
York. but the latter are cruisers. with
la Light armor. while the Maine Is a
| vcrtahle fortress. armored with solid
band OF steel between ten and eleven
inches in thickness.
The Maine was built entirely in the
| Brooklyn Navy Yard. Her construction
was authorized by act of Congress on
Aug. 3, 1856. While other vessels. begun
since. have been completed and placed
in commission long ago. the delay IN
completing the big battlcship was due
to the difficulty in forging her i'm
mense armor- plates.
| The hull of the Maine was designed
by Commodore Wilson and her engines
| were made after plans supplied by Com
modore q. W. Melville. Her first keel
| plate was laid Oct. II. 1883. and she was
launched in the presence OF many dis
| ,,,u,i,h.,, ,.,,,o ., N,y Is ,sao or
| l'hsu'Sneu Pe"pi'' oh -'o'' 'o Io'.
her official trial she made l'.io kho''
| an hour The dimensions of the new
| ,a,,,..,,, ,o,,a,.s.
pa'''s"'p are as 'oi''"S'
Length. $40 feet; beam. 81 feet; dis
The evening world., 1895-09-17
BASEBALL CHAT.

The New York Club seems to have fallen upon
quite a prize in young Doheny. the Vermont
'south-paw" Under conditions that were some
what discouragng. the youngster faced the
Quakers yesterday. and. barring little wild
ness. he pitched good game Such hitters as
Sam Thompson. Delehan.y. Cross and Hamilton
could do comparatively little with Doheny's ter
rifle shoots.
OF course. It will take time and constant prac
tce before the youngster hope to become a
top sawyer" The new Giant has the essential
requirements OF successful left hander-great
speed lie is cooness itself, and nothing seems
to bother him. At present. however. his curves
are but fair.
with catcher like Duke Farrell to coach him
along, he will gradually get conrtol and develop
has easily be developed. Both his In and out
shoots break quickly and close to the plate.
To all appearances he has no drop ball. but that
will come with practice.
Doheny is well built. and looks the picture Of
health and strength. He has no bad habits and
second bretehs'ein
Another young pitcher loomed up at the Polo
Grounds Yesterday and asked for a trial, His
as cr the Is rnvsrsy ' of vxnn lie
dentialy informed several reporters that he wa,
going to pitch for the Giants against Boston on
Thursday. but he II evidently guess again"
Mr.. Hoinett may be a pitcher but II his trial
yesterday can be taken as line his experience
In his chosen vocation must havao been In throw
| ing stones at barn door. lie may have beer
buying red lemonade the Bowery the nigh
previous.
William Davis. the crack frst baseman OF the
Pawtucket club. who has been signed by Presi
dent Freedman will arrive here to-day. Besidti
being a frst baseman. Davis is said to be
great outdelder and a wonderful hitter. He come!
highly recommend nded. Several League teams. IN
Guiding Boston and Cleveland tried to secure hi
services.
The rules governing the coming Temple Cur
series have been made public. Only two
| appreciable changes have been made from th'
one Is in connection with the division OF re
cepts. This year the dough will be divided
the 60 and 40 per cent basis instead of IS anc
! 3d. as in last years games.
In the closing clause OF the committees mani
festo is condition stating that in case OF an!
players the League will not recognize the Berie
| as having been played under It's auspices, and u
| future will! not allow clubs to contest for th
| prize. A goood ruling.
| George Davis PLAYED rattling game at secont
yesterday. Why not remain there permanently
J Cap?
The evening world., 1895-09-17
The Right Kind
OF Circulation!

Assistant Treasurer Conrad N. Jor-
dan stated that he knew of no further
deposits OF gold coming to the Sub
Treasury to-day. although there were
reports that there might be a small with
drawal for shipments for to-morrow's 3
outgoing steamers.
The payment for gold shipped here by
the Rochester banks will be made either
in currency bills. or 1t will be deposited
with the Representatives OF the banks
IN the city, or checks will be sent. ac-
cordng to the preference OF each bank.
| Mr.. Jordan also said he believes that
| Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
Curtis was still In town. and might call
upon him to-day at the Sub-Treasury.
! He reiterated the statement made yes
terday that MIR. Curtis was here on
private business and that there had
been no negotiations so far as he knew.
looking to "A new issue Of Government
! bonds.
| There is good deal OF discussion
again to-day in Wall street regarding
| the probability Of such an iseue of
! bonds, but ~ positive informa tiOn could
b" obtained that the Government ofii-
c!a.s were taking any definite action in
| this direction. The only thing that
| th.y could do was to await develop
! ments.
j. Pierpont Morgan. the head OF the
/ bond syndicate, was seen again this
morning, but he declined to make any
/ statement IN relation to the probable
acton of III" syndicate or to discuss the
! matter further.
: II Is probable that the gold shipments 9
/ by tu-mOrrOw's outgoing steamers viii
| not exceed half a million dollars. Hos
| kirr, Wood d co. viii ship $4,000, and
| Hardy 4 liarman $4,000 by the steam
ship Majestic. Yet even this amount
Il. a.
by the Rochester banks and still further
diminish the necessary reserve.
W. II. trossman d Bro shipped s.. 900.
HO in gold on the Spree to London to-
| day.
The evening world., 1895-09-17
PUGlllSTIC POINTERS.

Arthur Valentine evidently thinks the light
weights OF this country are easy marka vaien-
tine witnessed the recent bout between Kid
LavIgne and Jimmy Handler in the Empire Ath-
letic Club and Afterwards remarked that II
Iavigne was the best man at 1873 pounds on this
side Of the water he would be a 'cinch" valen-
tine will have no cinch with Charley McKeever.
OF Philadelphia, whom he is matched TO box for
twenty rounds.
Al Iierford. OF the Eurek, Athletic Club. of
baltimore. Is trying to arrange a twenty-f five
round bout between KID Mccoy and Joe TIL
man. Of baltimore to be decided the latter part of
this month.
Jack Ward of Newark. who recently defeat.'
Connie Sullivan in ten-round bout at baltimore.
has secured a manager who Is Wiling to match
him against the winner o: the Barry Madden bout
los pounl Is. Al Herford will oner good purse
for the bout.
Danny Mcbride says that II he defeats Frank
Patterson in their six-round bout at the Empire
Athletic Club Oct. he is 10 be matched to meet
Tommy Dixon Of Rochester for a limited rounJ
bout before the same club next month
Both Jack Madden and Jimmy Barry felt s,rs
when they learned early last evening that thei'
bout to be postponed The boys were In
excellent condition. Madden stayed at Taylor'
Hotel. Jersey city. where Ne was surrounded by
a large crowd Of admirers
"Parson'' Davies and Tom oRoukre are havin.
a streak OF hard luck. The managers said last
night that as soon as they had arranged matche.
for their men, the bouts were either stopped
postponed or the boxers were arrested.
The evening world., 1895-09-17
WITH THE WHEELMEN.

A smoker will be held by the Nassau Wheel
men in their club-rooms. lA Division avenue.
Brooklyn. on the evening OF Oct S. A splendid
programme has been arranged by the Board OF
Governors who constitute the Entertainment
Committee
The Long Island City wheelmen will hold
their nrst annual tsn-mile handicap road race on
Saturday afternoon, Oct 5. over the Jackson
Course, at woodside, open TO club members and
residents Of Long Island City and Greenpoint,
Unattached wheelrnen will be cordially well
coined by the Century Wheelmen. OF New York,
on any OF their weekly runs. The Club leave
theY rooms. e38 Eighth avenue. between Fifty
Afth and Fifiy-sxth streets. every Sunday morn
ing at O'clock for some destination within a
radius Of twenty -nve miles Of the city.
The evening world., 1895-09-17
DUNRAVEN OWES A RACE.
An English Critic Thinks Valkyrie
Should Sail.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Daily News
this morning has an article expressing
the hope that Defender and Valkyrie
III. may yet get friendly tussle. which
concludes:
Lord Dunraven went to ascertain
which was the best boat. and he ought
not to return leaving the point still in
dispute. He owes mich TO himself and
to his country, ana more, If possible
TO the American committee, which
throughout has treated him with stud
fed courtesy"
The evening world., 1895-09-17
FITZ TO GO SOUTH.
Corbett's Challenger Has . Strained
Tendon ana a Bike.

Bob F'itzsimmons made an early morn
ing call at the District-Attorney's .
Office this morning, clad in a sweater
and knee breeches. Fitzsimmons had
ridden on his bike" from his training
quarters at Coney Island and dropped
in at the Criminal Court Building to
tell Detective-Sergt. Phil Reilly that
he was going South on Friday.
Bob limped little as he walked. ow-
ing to strained tendon of his left leg.
Otherwise, he said, he was in perfect
The evening world., 1895-09-17
HELP FROM UP STATE.
Hanks send F25O,OOO
Gold to the Sub-TrcRsury.

The associated banks and trust com
plnies of Rochester came to the as-
s.stance OF the Treasury Department
to-day with a shipment OF $780, 900 gold
which arrived at the Sub-Trcasury this
morning in charge of special mes
scnger.
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Watching the Wnrships signal.

large crowd of spectators were on the hill,
Staten Is.anl last night and witnessed the
signalling practice board Of the white
squadron. anchored ON Staten Island. The sig
Mailing was worked by means of electric light
the masthriis uf the biS ships which would
change to various cOlors and flashes, The ship,
began taking coal on hoard this morning. and II
viii take three d,ys before they are supplied
The fleet when roaioi will proceed TO sea foi
practice in eNuIutlOns.
The evening world., 1895-09-17

Anthracite Goa, has been advanced In price
about IS cents per ton and the indications are
that It viii 50 up SIN higher. The recent cool
weather increased the demands on the local
dealers and the heavy shipments West taxed
the rApscly of the large companies The de-
manI a, the present time !. In sxcess Of ths
supply and the Goa! oarons have not failed to
take Advantage OF IL
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LoHdon Snerr ut the Prcsident.

LONDON. sept i7-The Standards
financial article this morning says:
''Frcsidcnt Cleveland is not likely to
let gold go to n premium in New
York during his administration, II "A
few sales Of Government bonds can pre-
vent So. when the gold syndicate has
loaded up We shall have another dose of
its soothing mixture"
The evening world., 1895-09-17

Where there's a will there's a
way, but the best way to adver-
tise IL on the Half-MilliOn Guar
antee Pare.
The evening world., 1895-09-17

gle pang like unto woman? Man
works from theory only.
Why do tens of thousands Of wom-
Ell write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn,
Mass. telling their most secret
thoughts?
Because they know that their let
ters go straight to the hands OF .
woman, are opened, read, and an
swered by a woman, who as woman
has made woman's ills life study.
and because she never fails them,
and cures cases which the doctor
cannot.
The lady who asks that the follow
ing letter be published gives con-
cisely the uniform expression Of graf
/ itude contained in thousands Of other
letters in Mrs. Pinkham's possession.
For eight years l suffered with
neuralgia OF the uterus, backache, Sc
The evening world., 1895-09-17

CHICAGO. Sept 1.-THE following road rec
ords have been allowed by the Century Road Club
OF America; R. p, searle. Il. 800 miles during
1894, Illinois record. l.. C. Wahl. 80 miles l5
May 10. American record. C. T. Earl. miles,
u az June 90. New York State record, G. W.
Wolfe. Chicago to New York, days hours 10
minutes. July IS. course record
The evening world., 1895-09-17
WHY ?
QUESTIONS WOMEN AsrS
Here Answcrcd with Good Sound
Reason.

Why do people say that Lydia e.
Pinkham's treatment. especially her
Vegetable Compound. effects cures
beyond the physicians skill?
The evening world., 1895-09-17
For Sale.
SEWING MACHINES.

WILCOX & Gibbs Automatic. Domestic. NsS
Home White. snser, Davis: Household. the welt
known Kruse. SIS Up; geod secondhand sswini
payments; We exchange, rent and repair ~
kinds Of machines KRuSE MFG. CO..
ls& Easl 18th St and 203 Grand q
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all those pains. ! should advise every
woman to take Lydia T.. Pinkhdm's
Vegetable Compound who has any to
male trouble. had a friend who was
to go under an operation. l advised
her first to try the Compound. She
did, and is now so much better and
stronger she has given up all thoughts
of the operation MKs. NJ. WILDE,
2l37 Park St. Tioga, Pa.
The evening world., 1895-09-17

BAsEBALI-Polo Grounds to-day tomorrow.
Philaderphia vs. New York. Game called to-day
SV =. n Tomorrow. $50 p. y. -
The evening world., 1895-09-17

we're pains all
through m y
body, and kid
ney trouble.
None of the
doctors did me
any good.
I took twelve
bottles Of your
Vegetable Com
pound, and can
not thank you
enough for the
relief | found.
Il am now
well cured Of
The evening world., 1895-09-17

blue Monday fades into n
bright Tuesday when the Half
Million Guarantee Page Is used.
The evening world., 1895-09-17
Road Cycle Races Sanctioned.

Anxious-Eight have been made very frequently.
The evening world., 1895-09-17

J. r. LII. No p No.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-11-14
OPINIONS or THE PRESS.

Some of the republicans are sorry
that John Snerman's memory was not
demonetixed in lS7a.-Atlanta Consti-
tuition.
The republican national commit
tee Will get together in Washington
a few days after congress. meets. And
then the knife drawing will begin.-N.
Y. Journal.
There is room fer the lamentable
suspicion that Uncle john Sherman has
outlised his faculty of eonceaiing po-
litical sores.-St. Louis Globe-Demo-
crat tRep.).
Gov. Mckinley might keep OIL the
tariff if it were not for the putridity
of the legislature. Something has to
be done to divert public Indignation
from Cincinnati Enquirer.
The republican Tidal wave Of 1924
has very palpahly receded. and with an
other year OF prosperity under the prcs-
emit tariff laws the dem0cratsssi again
be placed in full control Of the govern
meal. -Detr1it Free Press
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-11-14
NEW YORK AND OHIO.

An Important Factor In the Republicans
Victory.
Ohio went republican by a greatly re-
duced majority and Campbell came
very near accomplishing the miracle
which some of his most ardent admirers
had credited him with in advance. Had
he met the divided opposition which
has existed in his state for years past he
would have been elected yesterday. But
because they had selfish interests to
serve which could best be advanced by
united effort, all factional elements in
the republican party were united. Nc
kinIey desires a presidential nominal
ton and could not hope for it should his
state show up in the wrong column as
the result of the late contest. For
alSer aims for the United States senate,
and Bushnell, one Of his most devoted
followers, was at the head of the state
ticket. because of this the party pre-
sented a solid front. In view of this
and of the great inroads that Campbell
made upon the enemy the republicans
can claim nothing better than a disas-
trous victory.
The state of New York went republic
an and Tammany carried the city. This
is the result that was foreshadowed as
soon as the excise law was made the
issue of the campaign. The sentiment
of the rural districts was SO strongly
in favor of It that no other considers
ton could divert their support from the
republican ticket. In New York the
law has been made obnoxious by it's
r;,r;d or,forcanerfS and in this fact
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-11-14
THE MANITOBA SCHOOLS.
The Government Springs . Sensation-A
Faisified Document.

The Governments Springs q Sensational
FaisIfied Document.
CHICAGO, Nov. "A special from
Winnipeg, Man., says: OF scores of doc
umerts that have been issued since the
parochial school agitation began, by
far the most sensational has just been
published by the Manitoba govern
ment 1t has been kept by the govern
ment, to be sprung on the eve of the
general elections, and the effect of the
startling document is all that has been
expected. 1t charges the Roman Cath
ollie hierarchy with falsifying-
The Roman Catholics have all along
contended that their schools were pre-
served to them under the bill Of rights
adopted when Manitoba entered the
confederation of Canadian provinces
in 1870. The Protestant contention
has been that. while reference was
made to parochial schools in reject
ed bill of rights. submitted in 1879,
there was no such reference in the bill
provincial and Dominion gov
ernments. In answer to this
Protestant contention, the Roman
Catholics produced manuscript,
bearing date of 1870, which read that
the rights of Roman Catholics to their
schools should never be interfered
with. This manuscript bore evidence
of being reliable and authentic and
seemed conclusive. Now, however, the
government shows that the date of the
document was really 1873, and a seien-
tific photographic process reveals that
the figure 8 was changed into the
cipher The original figure 3. is re-
vealed in faded ink, like the rest of the
document, while the cipher is in fresh
er and blacker ink.