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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16
LATE sTRA MsGIP ARRIVALS

steamer Pswn-- tBrI Ah-nhesd 0rgenu August 81.
M..slns - Iareelons ~ Dena NJ. and Gibraltar Sep
t.mi>r l. with nds~ To Phelps Bros. 90. Arrived at
the Bar u go y.
steamer Sauna lNorl Frissd Port Limon DAYS with
fruit 20 Ellinger Brothers nj 10
steamer Cherokee. Mckee. jacksonville September IL
and Charleston rs with md.s and passengers TO W
clyde Go.
steamer wysnoke. Davis Richmond and Norfolk with
mdee and passengers TO Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany.
steamer City OF Columbia Jsnney west Point with
nldse and passengers to the Old Dominion Steamship
Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16
CUBAN TROOPS ENLISTED IN ST LOUIS

"gt'cK" TAYLOR THE WESTERN INDIAN FIGHT
Err r-xDE. CONTRACT To FURNISH ioo MEN
81 Louis Sept 15-sehor Enrique Morens. agent
o, ;he Cuban jun;a in Nsw-York. has Deem mere Io'
two weeks Last night MS m!ss'on became p"D'''
He has been negotiating With Buck rayiof' the
Western Indian fighter. FOR d troop to DO service
In the cause OF Cuba. These negotiations we're con-
cllded yesterdav and Buck Taylor - now under
coutrsc. 70 furnish 100 men 'for service" In the
language o, the contract on rancho near corpus
christi Tex and a. such other points as the EN-
ADoyers may direct.
The contract calls for the service OF BUCK
TAYLOR and Two forem-n. which probably means
tvo ueufeuanrs The men 10 be armed. and at
I'll times i'm readiness for action. seAor Moreno
has Iefrers and credentials from President Thomas
Esfrsds Palma. and his acts are those o. me uoah
iunfa The volunteers 10 receive Si.vS upon
enI,stment and $50 per month pay. pom me
achievement OF cuban Independence they are 10 be
treated a. cuban patriots and receive large grants
n AM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16

rh,cka msmrs whose loss exceeded that Of the West
phalia regiment The loss in the charg re- OF rs,e R-
Light Brigade at Balaklava. OF world-wlde ceeo
liz was only rs per cent Rosecranss loss ~
chattanooga was 5000 Brsgg's losses IN
II 80 The total loss for each army was more tnnn
ne, cent ~ the entire force OF each and IL aver.
aged about 3 per cent on each side for the trooss
actually engaged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16

GYMNAsTIc CoNTEsTs-A PROCESSION TO THE
PANTHEON. WHERE THE TOMB or VIC
TOR ENAMEL. rs DECORATED.
Rome Sept. l5-The gymnas;ic contests when
opened the fees In celebration OF the occupation or
Rome by the Italian troops twenty-five years ago
took place to-day and very successful mum
Der OF societies marched in procession to the Pan
theon. where they placed greaths upon the tomb
" Victor Emanuel. The procession was cheereo All
along the route. Special attention was paid 20 the
dermans VINO took part in the celebrations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16
SEVERE EARrHQrAKE IN NEw.zEALANI

Vancouver. B. g.. Sept. 1.-THE steamship NJ
owera. from sydney, arrived yesterday. She brings
news OF severe earthquake In New-Zeaand. Al
Taupo nearly every chimney was overthrow
Houses swayed violently. hurting crockery from
shelves and shifting heavy articles OF furniture.
The inhabitants were greatly alarmed. and camped
out ali night. The road from raupo TO kaunub
mas been completely blocked by landslides. 1t wss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16
STEAMER BRIDGETowx DISABLED

Colon. Sept. 1.-The steamer Lou!sianian has
arrived here. towing the steamer Bridgetown. OF
Boston, which was bound from Kingston. jamaica
FOR Cayenne. The BT!dgetown Was seen by the
Loulsianlan nying signals OF distress In latitude
1915 north. longitude 1919 west. Her propeller
disabled. her rulder gone and her stores
short. She nad been drifting Tor Two Me.ks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16
NEW AUSTRIAN CABINET


COUNT BADEN HAS MEN OF HIS owN PET CON
SER -.TfvE IDEAS WHOSE CAREERS ARE
YET To BE MADE
Vienna sept IA new Austrian Cabinet has
been formed follows:
BADENI. President OF the Council and Minister
BEIITNsKI Minister Of Finance
i.EDEBt' R-WIcHEiN. Minister o. Agriculture
CLAM. Minister OF Commerce
(iAt'TSCH Minister OF Educaton
WELsERscHEIMs Ministef OF National De
fen,e
The appointment as Prime Minister Of Count
C9smir Badeni expected from the middle OF
,gus when he was summoned 10 Ischl 10 confer
With Emperor Franz Joseph about tile political
situation Of the Cisleithanian or purely Austrian
portion OF the Austro-Hungaran dnalistic Empire
The old Kaiser has been very busy of late chang
ing his Cabinets Since he accepted. hardly three
wears ago. the resignation OF Count Tsane VINO
had governed for twelve years Franz Joseph has
had the Kalnoky the Windischgraetz and the
Kielmannsegg Ministries. l. was understood tnat
the last would have political character and be
exclusively what is called Cabinet danalres,
destined merely to expedite the Administrative
business OF the Government.
That provisional Ministry is replaced no" by ina |
o, Count Badeni. which has strong poItica!
Significance in the Inc OF Conservatism. that IL
quite different from that followed by Taahe Kali
noky and even. though IN slighter degree, by
W
TO the landed aristocracy OF Gal,icia lie Is from
Polish origin and belongs 10 that nation when
was divided between Prussia. Austria and Russia.
and the representatives OF which forming the sold
Gallican group. have secured the balance or power
I'm the Austrian Chamber. Count Badenl Is rep
resented bound 10 govern according to his own
Conservative ideas and as little as possible accord
ing to those OF the Rechsra IN. perhaps because he
that ne VIII there. at least Tor the pres
ent a Governmental majority. Ills rule VIII be
rather extra-par.iamentary, az shown already by
the choice OF his coaborers In the Cabinet VINO do
no: belong the Vienna Chambers The party o.
the Left o. German party which IL decidedly
LIBERIA caused its organs to attack Count
Baden az IL rumored that he might
be chosen for Premier The members or the new
Ministry. with the exception of Nj. Gautsch. are
men who have Vet their careers to make.
II will be noticed that the name OF the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs l. not given in the above list fur
nished by the cable dispatch. This seems 10 ind
cate that Count Go.uchowski. the actual holder OF
that Ministry. viii keep his portfolio. and that 10
much the more probable. since the Count Ii
Gallician like the Premier. and because he shares
the Conservative ideas Of Count Badeni. who II not
imbn@d with too great respect toward Parliament
tarv and Constitutional principles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16

The la,snd 0; chusan. in the Province VI che
kang or TIE eastern coast Of China. opposite the
estuary OF the Tsn-Tang- kiang. contains Only
about hundred and seventy square miles ana
is OF an unduatsd. mountainous surface Us popu-
la ion. however. II about one hundred ana twenty
thousand Its capital - Ting-Hal. on The soutn-Ih
coast Under the cIrS umstances. the proposed Ger
colony VIII have small territory In when -
settle unless the native Inhabitants be- taken H"i"
island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16
STEERAGE RATES RAISED.

Hamburg. Sept: 1.-The Hamburg and Bremen
steamship lines have raised their seersge rates to
New-york 10 So. The advance will 70 into effect
October ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16
FATAL ACCIDENT TO AERoNAUrs

brussels Sept. ia fatal balloon accident oe-
CURED this afternoon at Loschenbreek' near this
city An aeronaut named Touet and three com
rsnion. at,empted 10 make an ascent, and when
Inc balloon was In mdsir 1t exploded. The Tour
men were Killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16
A CHINESE ISLAND FOR GERMANY.

cHISAN. IT ~ SAID. Will. HAVE A TEiToNIC
cOIONy-TERaIToRy NEAR TIEN.TsIN
ALSO TO BIZ cEDED.
Berlin Sept 1.-THE 'Deutsche Ware" declares
that the Island Of Chussn will be coded 10 Ger
many by China ana that = German colony viii be
founded there. The psper adds thai Germany VIII
obtain additional territory near f!en-lsu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16
CHESTS At LEADING HOTELS.
BUCKINGHAM

The usual Sabbath quietness prevailed at the
hotes yesterIay There were comparatively few ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16
THE ROMAN FETEs BEGIN.

the most severe shock since the Tarawera eruption
nine years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16

IXVAIIDa RETURN FROM MADAGASCAR.
Marseilles Sept. lathe stearne: Shamrock mas
arrived here from Madagascar with lS French SOL
.l,sr. on board who were invaded home. In add
lion 10 these she landed 266 invalid troops Mt Asers
Forty soldiers died on the voyage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16
u.rsER RIFLES FOR THE spANrARDs.

Berlin Sept l5-The Spanish Government mas
o-darsd % on Mauser rifles for the OF the Gov
ernmpnt troops in Cuba. The arms have been or
dered from the Lowe Gun Works, III hhs'aH''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16
legal Notices.

- YNE. PERCY Rim pursuance OF an order
ot Hon John III v Arnold. n Surrogate OF The Caty
aud COUNTY OF New-York notice 10 hereby gtvsa 70 a
persons having claims against Percy H. PINE, lAao q
kverdale. in the city and County Of New-Yosk. e.
ceased 10 present amt exhibit the with vosASsv
therefor to the subscribers At their place Of saaeasn0
William sSses IN OF the mse CITY o. Men, fo Me- 3,
the i5th day VI January l0ea -
Dated; New YORK. July Srd, 1905
ALBERffNA q. PINE
NJ. TAYLOR PYEE
PERCY r. PINE jR
ALBERrlNA r. RU06DaA
HENRY n wFT-As.y. for Executors.
NeA II and u William st.. ". Z. CiiN ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16

W. u. kennedy. Pittsburg.
: Hlrs' & wife. Richmond.
". II. Hesrne a wife.
Wheeling. w. Va.
/. Is. Moody & wife. Gal
weston.
Miss &. Van Wort. Rich
mond. Va.
W. :. Cotton. Chicago.
q. X. Fargo Cleveland
W. Hessel. Wilk-sbsrie.
+ T Porter. Scranton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16

Before the Kaiser and Emperor Francs Josrph ol
Austria parted the Austrian can ne, VIE ee
haustively discussed by them The chahse II llr
Ministry does IN the least concern me po,l,i'ai
situation or affect the Dreibund but the aHt 1I" u
practically submerges the Austro-Germar group no
gwen tW.nge In Berlin. especially 10 the onseIha-
tives Practically Count Badeni enters once "'"'-
out programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16

parchment. and II was burned UP when Chicago
burned
WHY. then" SIZE sad, ut isn't in existence az
all
You have a great deal that Is exceedingly Inter
estng" responded. ION his lower floor. but do you
allow people e 60 all over the house.?
Certainly. sir she said. but you'll have TO go
now. and back after dinner. Open from /
o'clock tl g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16

The appolntment OF Sir Frank I.assel.er az britsi
Ambassador 20 Germany is taken a. forecast o.
Lord Sslsbury's intention to enter into close'
friendship with the Dreibund. The new AmDassa
dor = widely known 10 have German sympa MES
He IL a cousin of Lord Salisbury. ana throush MA mar
rage is related 10 the Duke OF Devonshre. BeriIi
society is I'm expectation OF witnessing priilah
period OF receptions under the auspices OF me nv
Amba ssador the gayety OF the British tmDsss,
having been rather dampened under sir f:iwar'
Malet's Increasing disposition TO curtal the hmoas
sv's Inequalities
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
coloReo GIRLS IN THE COLLEGE

President Jason Volunteers to Turn the
Presidonts Residence Into = Dormitory.
Since the 90 Rblisbment Of the State
College for Colored Students near Dover
there has been a demand that some
arrangement be made by which
girls as we'll az the menhsrs OF
the sterner aex should be taken
In and tutored AS there Is
no provision either Ia the rules or In the
appointment OF the bulldiag for rseelv b
ing and qaarterlag female pupils, all
ovsrtures and demands OF this nature
had to bs thrown aside.
Now, however. ss there ls nS provision
restricting tho college 70 male students,
President Jason has come to the
relief BY making saorihie hin
self He has volunteered to turn
the presidents piivate residence into a
dornitory for girls and will make all
prep lrations for aocjmmodatlng ia Is
class Of students
One Of the ablest comps OF colored pro
fessors available has been secured for
this state institution at an expense,
President Jason says. that has been
reduced TO a minimum.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
Incidents OF tho Day.

Rev W. q Logan. an able minister of
the New Castle PrePby terry nov stationed
20 Princess Anne. Is announced to preach
In the Presbs terlan Church this city to-
morrow. The services will be at 10 80
an. and 30p N.
Rev. J b Caldwell. d D Of Dover.
who Is acting as pastor Of the NJ. K
Church for . time will preach two
sermens-st 10 30 and z S0-to morrow
In the church
Rev. J. b. Blake. formerly pastor Of
Nj. Salem NJ. (. Church this city, leads
In 9 contest conducted by a colored
peoples newspaper for the most populs At
colored minister Of Delaware. Re has 43
votes to the good.
Best Sl-25 mems shoes IN the city. McGrory's
Il is feared that trouble is brewing
between the white and colored workmen
At the Delaware Iron Works There
have been several petty disturbances
there since last Wednesday.
slight breakdown in the engine at
the wooien mills caused q serious
Interruption to work yesterday.
Thoroughbred Bar ed Plymouth Rock cock
ere now FOR eale- Oscar ID. RidinRs, South ST..
A tugboat Is towing the Angus tine
Park steamer Riverside on her trips to
the Nav1i Reserve encampment.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
coLuMNs cuT no LINES.

Tho First National bank Of Franklin,
o.. has suspended.
George W. Howard, ex-vice president Of
the A. r. o., has been released from Jail.
Dica Moore of ST. Paul and Billy Hen
messy OF Boston fought a "a round draw
at Bradford Pa
Tho town of lwona. Pa, had a S75, 000
fire. Altoona's fire department was called
10 help subduc the flames
Al meeting of the Western Baseball
association the franchise Of the Denver
Omaha cluh was taken away.
The Cunarder Campania has arrived,
making the trip i'm days 9 hours and Z
minutes and breaking her record.
Librarian of Congress A. r. Spofford
has deposited SO. 600 in the United States
treasury 70 settle the discrepancy in his
accounts
President Freedman of the New York
Baseball club is trying TO secure the serv-
ice Of Manager T. +. Burns of the Spring
field (Alass.) club.
Albert Won Hussnett, claiming to be an
Austrian count was locked up in New
York because he could not raise 30 cents
TO pay for a meal
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
THE N.Y.STOCK MARKET
T. D. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
By Private Wires.
THE LATEST WALL sTRsET NEWS

Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
NEW YoHK, Aug. "a The upward
march Of the stock market WAS continued
to-day in quiet but confident manner.
st. Paul and Northwest lead the process
sion on account Of the favorable prospect
for large shipments Of spring wheat to
distributing points.
st Psul's increase of 500. 765 in earn.
/ ings for third week Of August stimulated
outside buying, and as the new pool de-.
clned to take profits the advance was
maintained.
There were some realizing sales in the
Chicago Burlington, Quincy & Rock
Island. general reduction in the
posted rates OF foreign exchange and the
breaking Of the drought in the corn belt
by rains followed by forcing weather
we're also favorable factors and induced
some covering Of fh rts
IN ere WAS fome selling pressure in
Missouri Pacifs, but Western Union
was In good investment demand at
advancing prices Northern Pacific
preferred was the weak feature, and
although stock is difficult to borrow
the Bear party continue to hammer on
the instigation OF suit 10 the Federal
Courts at st. Paul to prevent the
corsummation OF the proposed deal with
the great Northern road
Wheeling and Lake Erie Common was
shade lower aud the coal stocks were
neglected on the official announcement
that no meeting will be held Of the coal
presidents until the middle of September
Sugar was firm on renewal Of purchases
by the Hsvemeyer brokers.
Chicago gas was bought by the Bene
dict crowd, who are very bullish aud are
confident that dividend will be paid in
October. Whiskey trust was sluggish
but National lead was in scarce supply,
owing to the withdrawal Of selling
orders by the Keere brokers.
TIE great bond syndicate has deposited
$500 600 gold at San Francisco sub
Treasury
Money can be had at per cent
The bank stat ement showed loss
SO 200 200 In surplus reserue and the
banks now hold $37, 566 675 above legal
requirements
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
DID He lake HE COAL
The Detectives Looking for Evidence {
Convict Fitzgerald with the Theft.

The Detectives Looking for Evidence "a
Convict Fitzgerald with the Theft.
John Fitzgerald. late OF the peach
country and recently one Of Sherih
Glllis's boarders. was In Municipal Court
last Thuriday charged Nth stealing 3
coat from Carl schlutter, the tailor on
Second street near Justison, aud the case
held over for two weeks to allow the
detectives to get evidences. Il is claimed
that Fitzgerald went into Schlutter's
place and asked for assistance. He didn't
get 1t and went out towards nearby
barber shop
A short time after Schlutter went into
his back room aud when be returned
I, und Fitzgerald standing near a sewing
machine On being asked what he
wanted, Fitzgerald said he wanted to sell
some old clothes. Schlutter Informed
him that he sold clothes not bought
thsm ard then Fitzgerald asked for
some paper TO wrap the clothes In. He
was given Two newspapers aud went
out The coat was missed short time
afterwards. but Fitzgerald was not seen
to take it, nor can II be traced TO him as
yet.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
Personal Events.

Mrs T. Eliason left home to day for
q trip down the Eastern Shore. She will
visit the new country residence Of Rev E
l. Hulburd, Phi d.
O Ferris Jemison has gone to Smyrna
for brief visit
Miss Laura Hamilton. formerly Of this
city but now Of Ridley Park, Pa, has
been visiting Miss Carrie Straub here.
Rev. T. K Martindale. d. D.. formerly
q New Castle pastor, Is booked to preach
IL the Ocean Grove auditorium.
Misses Bsttie, Ethel and Rebeccs
Knight. OF Baltimore. are the guests OF
Mrs.. J. Black.
Ex-5tate Treasurer Herbert was much
better last night. He Is battling hero
ically for longer life.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
Hnndsome Cane.

Alexander Barney, Of No 5l1 West
Thirteenth street is the owner Of p
handGome cane, his own make, which
aside from its beauty Is valuable
for It's historic associations II
Is made Of several kinds OF wood oak
black oak, mahogany. amaranth, white
birch, vermillion aud other species OF
trees. The black oak was a part Of the
keel Of the revolutionary hhip Of war
Alliance which for long time had the
credit Of being the frst TO fY the Amer
lean flag. Pieces OF the royal oak, az
Chestertown, Mo-, are also incorporated
Ia the stick.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
Anairn About EIhton.

ELKToN. Md, Aug "a Judge Fred
erick stump, of Perryville, WAS In Ekton
yesterday, and drew the Jurors for the
September term OF Circuit Court, which
convenes on the l6sh OF next month.
The farm Of the late MIS- Elizabeth
Gallahsr was sold yesterday to j. w
Montgomery at public sale for So 500.
The property is located near Liberty
Grove.
Com Is suffering badly for the want OF
rain. la he frat district OF the county
rain has not fallen for msre than four
weeks and the crops arc burning up
from heat.
Raymond @, the youugest son OF
Reuben Dunbar. died yesterday, aged 4
years, from scarlet fever. Mrs Dunbar
has also been Ill with disease, but Is
recovering.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
The AmerIcan Peopie

Appear to be waking up to the fact that
the Yellowstone Park Is something We
ought to be proud Of. The travel to the
Park this year is heavier than ever Ger
many, England, France and other foreign
countries annually send large numbers of
travellers 70 see that famed region. At last
the United States itself seems to want TO
''be IA the swim. Drop your business for
fortnight. postpone that other vacation
scheme and go and glory In the glories Of
nature For six cents I will send YOU a
beautiful book that describes the Park.
Charles S Fee. general passenger agent
Northern Pacific railroad. st Paul MINI
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
uowies Thought to lse Dead.

WEslFIELD. Mass, Aug. p4-Thcre Is
now but little doubt that John Phelps
Cowlos, whose wife resides in this town,
has met death ia South America. 1t is
thought that no was killed during ono of
the Instructions in Grenada. Mr.. Cowles
was appointed in 1850 by President Hayes
vico consul and interpreter at Foochow
and held the place until nearly the close
of President Clovelnnd's first administra-
tion. He was the son Of the lato Rev. j.
u. Cowlcs of Ipswich.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
Most Impudent Tramp on Record.

WEST CHESTER, Aug 4-Ed Smith, a
negro, who was lodged in the Chester
county prison 20 day, is ths most i'm
pudent tramp yet on record Last
evening he appeared at residence In
Ph0nixville and asked for something "a
eat The lady Of the house insulted him
bY giving him bread and butter. aud be
threw Il In her face The tramp will
answer the charge at court next week
He claims Easton, Pa, as his home.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
enit for I,rnnch nfprnmI,e-

BRIDeEToN, Aug "a Counsel for
Emma Jspson, Of this place, has iHsti-
tuted proceedings against Isaac McGraw.
Of this city, S., 900 fer damages for breach
OF promise, ana MoGraw has been
committed to the county ] all on cspias
McGraw, about two months ago, called
at the residence Of Miss Artis Leeds, TO
whom be was engaged, and insisted on
being married at once, which was done
It is alleged that McGraw also promised
to marry Miss Jepson
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
wbv thc Kai.er wa Careful.

LONDON, Aug. 24.-lt is reported that
the unusual secrecy relative to the move
monts of Emperor William during his visit
to Lord Lonsdale was due to n hint given
To the police that German socialists might
attompt 20 attack the emperor. IL is said
that the police had sentries to watch un-
der Emperor William windows and to
patrll the grounds all night
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
rnrnntn IN Inter.stnh.

TORONTO, Aug. 2l.-1he divorce pro-
coedings taken in Trenton by John a..
Barnes against his wife and naming
Frank A. Mcgowan as correspondent ex-
cites much interest in this city from the
fact that Mrs. Barnes was a Toronto girl
Her name was Helen Edith Riddall, and
she was the daughter of DIR. Riddall. Miss
Riddnll was an operator in one of the tole-
graph offices Of this city previous TO he-
niarriago
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
Big haul OF Rock Fish.

HAvRE DIX GRACE Nd. Aug. "a u
valuable haul OF rock tsh was made a
Poplar Peilt, on the Cecil county side
and brought 70 tnis city fer shipment Q,
New York TIE hsh wers caught by
Scott Jackeon in small hauling seine
There we're 2 coo pounds Of them. ano
being large will bring about 25 cents pei
pound, or possibly $500 for the lot
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
A safe Trust.

PRovIDENCE Aug 24.-The Mosler
Safe company of Hamilton, o., the Mos
Ter safe and Lock company of Cincinnati
and the Corliss safe company Of this city
have bcon consolidated under the name of
the Mosler Safe company of New York.
with a capitalized stock of 81, 900, 600. Mr..
Moslor of Cincinnati is president Of the
organization.
Evening journal., 1895-08-24
nateman wants 60 EIeht.

Joe Bateman, the feather weight
pugilist OF Washington. arrived IA this
city this morning He bss his hacker
With him and said to sR EvEgINo JOUR
NAL reporter that he hsd $500 TO
bind \ match between himself and
Midget" Glynn Bateman Is so anxious
20 6 ght that be says he will meet the
man who conquered him twice any where,
even In the street