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New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
WENTWORTH OPINION or BOYS.

HE DECLARES THAT 80 PER CENT OF THEM ARE
IL THE HAEIT OF PIIFERING.
Detective Horne. OF the Central Office. had two
boys In Harlem Court yesterday charged with the
larceny OF two cans OF maple sugar from the front
of Hugo Ropke's grocery. at No 22a Thrd-ave., on
Saturday evening They were Joseph Mcdonald
fifteen years old Of No 2l0i Second-ave. and Chris
tian Mcclure seventeen years old. OF No. 81 East
One-hundred- a nd -ninth-st. Magistrate Wentworth
discharged the two but he talked severely TO them
and to their friends before doing so He said that
a man was doing nothing that ought to surprise
noonle when he asked whether or not any boy now
adavs was in the habit OF stealing. Il believe that
fuy % per cent OF the boys brought up in this city.
ne said are given TO pilfering OF some kind OF
other They are being brought up In these courts
every dav There twenty or more here IN
front of me last week. Downstairs now there Is 4
hoy who is going be tried for burglary in his own
fathers house. He wore a mask and used a black
lack ON his father when he was discovered. Ii Is no
indication that a boy is honest that he has re-
snectable father or mother. The best-dressed and
bes-appearing boys arc just as bad as the rest II
shows that there il something rotten In Denmark
Rows nowadays hardly get their breakfast before
IL out the street.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
THE LATRADA AGAIN ~ HOME WATERS

Baltimore Jan o,--The American steamship Iau-
rada. Captain Hughes, which has been charged py
ihe Spanish agents and representatives, IN TINS
co,ntrv with having successfully landed number
Of dbustering expeditions within the Cuban lines
and for which acts she is universally hated by
Standards. is at Hampton Roads with cargo Oh
orarres and lemons from Palermo and Messina.
,a,.d 10 the firm Of J. ~ Seward & CO.. OF this
civ The nrm previous to the arrival OF inc
STEAMER at the Capes tecgraphed to the signal sta
lion at Cape Henry to order the vessei INTO lamp
Ton Reads for orders. ,
Sewrrd K O.. have not definitely decided; OWING
70 tho condition OF the fruit market whether IN"
.nrado will be ordered to this port or TO New
York Philadelphia or Boston. The present com,
mander Captain Hughes. is not the one VINO had
charra cf the steamer VIXEN she Is alleged 10 nave
violated the neutrality laws The old captain iell
tho I,ur1da al Palermo. when she was ordered TO
sail for Valencia Spain in the carly parl OF De.
cembcr Al that time the Spanish authorizes at
Valencia and the American Consul warned thr
charter parties the owner OF ,' 'esse ", , ',o ~
Viinncia tho military forces of the port would NOT
he strong enough 10 Quell the mob violence thal
was threatened the vessel and her crew
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
BISHOP LAWRENCE REJOICES.
REFERENCE IN HIS SERMON YESTERDAY To
THE ARBITRATION TREATY.

A REFERENCE IN HIS SERMON YESTERDAY TO
THE ARBITRATION TREATY.
Lynn Mass Jan 9i.-The RI. Rev Wihlah i''"
renee Episcopal Bishop of the Diocese ol -""'
chusetts preached in 81. stephens "e"o' "
Church this afternoon. lie made the io'o"'e '''
e~cnce 10 the Arbitration Treaty:
Eve are this month rejoicing III a reaHzdNo" Vi d"
dream of the dreamers of centuries Nhe'i'e' INV
present treaty be ratified or not is oil great 'hpo
tance but il is at the same time OF the leaS' III
portance as compared with the fact that 'he "V'''
has been seriously proposed and forniu'a'eu' wa"
~ has received the signatures OF the repreSe''''
,iv.s of The Two great English -spet KING n' n'l'lo
and that /. has been commenced ny 'ht ILiI'i - ha
Great Brit ain and India to the cohslueiatlo In
nations of Europe. who. armed 10 tNc a. ,ha
muunl suspicion. draining their "eai.i' ~ !
supl,oi; OF standing armies ana ar a T. hhan,i
menace TO the peace the prosperity ;iiln 'lr % ,
ness of the world That the idea or lWo sia ca a.. go
lions who year ago were almost atHs io ~, ,n .,
with each other peacefully and reasohapiS s'',. !,
differences OF the deepest moment ShouIu ~, 'o 80
comed bv the people of both nations II S''P ~
>ond tho drrar ms of even generation ago 49,. ~
..ye are not optimistic enough 10 peltNs ma
n.tions are Immediately going TO beat thel ;n, SM %
into nlouehs hares and their spears n,o pi
hooks We are however. glad TO be apie 10 pSe S. \
forth iuo songs of Joy that this new cnolu u 20 u"
been added TO the harmony OF peace o" "a" H.
goodwill toward men
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
WAGES PAID N THIS SIAIE.
FACTS DERIVED FROM AN INVESTIGATION
COVERING FIVE YEARS

COVERING FIVE YEARS
Auarv Ian 4-The latest report OF the New
work. Bureau OF Statistics OF Labor Is devoted III
o, mart IN the question Of wages In the various
ir6uetrics Of the State covering period OF h'e
voars Returns from 1.721 establishments III 'he
sixtv-nve general industries covered py the 'epo''
elicit the fact that In the year 1881 -"'"' pe'
ep,nloved by these manufacturing concerns re-
ooi,.od so3 957 al o. or an OF $3.50 "i each
~ ,oo, 81, seo wapeworkers in ,s24 establishments
rocei.ed q total Of 500 66.0lI IS, an average oi
s.es u for each employe. There were 2"o%o CHI
,,oves at work in 1856 establishments In 1885, ana
they received slO?.013Si9 rs. being an average u
$500 Al for each worker II IL reported by -'i' eo
ushmcnts that in 1894 their 226,l3 employees so' s'
052 OPS IS. the yearly average Tor eaeh oe''e ' -.
while in 1895 according the figures presented ny
900 Establishments 25S lS9 persons engaged there'h
ohta,ned in wages $40 427i5s ST. an average FOR inc
year Of sf56 2S each.
Nore than fifty women and girls were examined
as witnesses in the investigation regarding 'he sur
roundings and wages OF worhihs "one" III ~"
York city and as a result the Commissioner say
81, &C. q nuzzng problem for the statesmen ana the
,bila thropist to determine what 10 do for thou-
sands OF women and girls In the 're"'er w"
yor,, who work and are willing and anxious 10
work and vet are not receiving wages enough u
anabI. them TO live human beings shouo "'e'
The story told in the following pages cannot De
- ,.,,bou, reaching the conclusion that many
ncitv wrongs ana frauds are practised upon these
ba working women and girls, II Is o'mcu''
thing 10 point out adequate remedy !" i'c'' "'e
,ras. nnroach TO one is II seems. the orsaniZa-
,ion of unions OF these working people. Tor wage
workers who are members OF unions seem 10 re- ie'
.Grn hetter wages better protection and 10 nave
y,,r .,rroundings than those who are not con-
nected with labor organizations -, o,s
THO renort shows that while there were ony ~
appicants for help there was an extraoruhnry ar,
na,, ,na,, in New-York city. 500 persons having
soueht work through that agency in SIX months
~ ,nts nnrher az Mr. Bealin, the superintendent
ror,s ri c .amost everv trade and calling was repre-,
sentcd from the clergyman TO the DAY aporer, an.
,rnn, The school-teacher to the Ordinary doheSu'
of Tho 040 persons who registered for employment
& i5s were men and 1852 were women Inc humDei
~ native horn was 323s 21p OF TINS hunlDer pent
mon while ii2 were women There were iso, oi lol
nien birth OF whom 36Gi were men ana llp were
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
THE INDICTMENT or DIR. SILLIHAN.
STATEMENTS BY HIS COUNSEL REGARDING HIS
SONS ILLNESS

STATEMENTS BY HIS COUNSEL REGARDING HIS
SONS ILLNESS.
Albany Jan. M-The dispatch which was sent out
from, oughkeepsie yesterday announcing the fact
,ho, the Rev. Dr. Sllman. OF Grace Church. this
citv had been indicted by the Grand Jury OF
Duchess County for violating the regulations OF
tho Health Board of the town OF Red Hook. III
which ST Stephens College is situated. aroused In
dipnation in this city John T. Cook. the Assistant
District-Attornev of Albany County. legal adviser
Of Or Sliman. said this evening"
..The fact is DR. Sillimans son did not have dph-
,horia This was ascertained after proper tests
made at DR. Silliman's request. Therefore. when
Dr Silliman was assured il was not case OF dph
.horia or any other contagious disease he so in
formed the Health officer. and dfterward took the
hov home After arrival there the boy was not con-
e,cd i'm bed nor was a physician called. under
s,ard that no other case developed at the college
and the facts show that the Health Ofhcer made a
mistake and did not wish to acknowledge IT, Prob
.bIv the Indictment was found at the instance OF
the Health Oficer in order to direct attention from
what seems to have been his mistake Ihe DIS
,r,c, Attorney OF Dutchess County has been imposed
upon for had he been In possession OF a. OF H tne M
dic,ad o settle differences OF opinion between phys-
ciaus Dr Silliman has acted In entire good faith.
and has the highest medical authority that ms son
lid not have dphtheria. Sucn peihs ''e case '"e
quarantine was unwarranten ,,, , u,
'District- Attorney Eugene Burlingame. VINO VIII
h an,.yed i'm the case for Or Sman. said: This
,',os"cmfIon il nothing less than an outrage. Any
hlc inauiry to ascertain the real truth would
haxs s.ved DR. Slman this indignity. II Is alto
gether likely that the fast II was - hTt o. cas- ,n ol
- Tho Grand Jury. DR.. Siman Is certainly not
cnitv OF any legal or moral wrong In this matter.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
Low TEMPERATURES IN THE NORTHWEST.
RAILWAY TRAFFIC GREATLY RETARDEp-GREAT
LOSS Or CATTLE FEARED.


LOSS OF CATTLE FEARED.
St Paul MINI. Jan 24-To-night's reports from
every mart ~ the Northwest indicated that last night
was the coolest night in two winters ST. PAUL. ABOUT
the warmest point in this whole section resis'eieu
% degrees below The range was from tnat hgure 10
30 below at St. Cloud: SO below at Aitkin ana ~
below at St Hilare. There no reports In yet OF
people freezing TO death. though suffering IN the
country must have been great. The ST. Paui fehel
Society has been busy all day furnishing coal ana
other supplies 10 the needy. The thermometer III
this city tonight is 26 degrees below Zero ana HUI
cations point further drop OF at least ~ uesree
before morning.
Railway traffic Is everywhere greatly retarueu'
either because OF drifts inability to keep up steam
Around Aberdeen Huron Milban: and Wilmot D D''
no effort has been made for two days past 10 ciear
the tracks owing TO very high winds ana ,i'e o"',
are now fun TO the brlm A Chicago. Milwaukee anu
ST. Paul passenger train is stuck in drit near
Bonilla S D. Fuel has been carried 10 '"e ''"'' ~
keep the passengers comfortable
Reports from points along the MISSOURI River 81"
dicata that there will be heavy mortality ahohs
the cattle and sheep in that section. IL - cea' ~
Central and Eastern Minnesota ana the "'"u mas
subsidized 49,,
Cleveland Jan 24.-The coldest weather OF .,ie
winter prevails. At p. m. the Thermometer II, ''e
United States Weather Observatory registered oe
erees above zero and before midnight the mercury
had dropped TO as many degrees be!ow Inc '"o"
covered streets were deserted tonight chu'c"es "c
emntv and numerous en,ert tanments announced III
various halls and theatres were apahuo"e' ~"
suffering among the poor is appalling
Fort Wayne. Ind Jan. e4.-This mas peeh 'ne
coolest day of the wlnte- At o'clock tonight the
thermometer is degrees below zero ana ihd'ca''o"'
are that il will 20 .over before morning.
Omaha Neb. Jan. 2i.-This has been the co'oe''
day Nebraska has experienced In TWO years ~
many points the mercury registered Il degrees oe-
low zero and the warmest reported was below
strong wind from the north made me 1n con over
more intense The Missouri River Is iroHen ,,ii
rhe icemen who had given up nope OF c.op f " IL T.,
begin cutting tomorrow Little snow has
his section and railway uafhc Is not N'e'i'''
with , 1T.
Denver Co Jan. 4-The cold wave s"ucN '''''
section al o'clock yesterday afternoon. ana III
,ass than an hour the thermometer fell 80 degrees
from "a 10 % above zero. Ten above Is the mar :
registered at 8 o'clock tonight, win prospects VI
zero weather before morning.
Utica y. T.. Jan. A.-At midnight the 'eihpe''-
ture in the Adirondack was as folio"s' Md'o'e'
"a degrees below zero; at Tupper Lake 10 peiow '
AT Fulton Chain 10 below. and at keinse"' oe'o"
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
>tuuaukee Wis Jan. 24-Notice has been given
90 ,ho emnloves of the Illinois Steel Company that
nil The mills will close next Monday rms an
nnurr,ment affects about six hundred men.

Milwaukee, wis. Jan. 2t-Notce has been given
TO the employees Of the Illinois S,eel company phs 'an'
nounc.ment affects about six hundred men.
Dos Mones Iowa. Jan. 24-The Northwestern
coal Companv failed yesterday as result OF the
var on coal prices that has been costing the op-
ratops ~at re- an immense amount for a month. 1t was
attached by the Maple Grove coal company Oh
an $4,000 claim.
attorney for The Illinois Central Railroad commit,
ted suicide this mGTmlns py yrob snSHs i SUPPOSED
TO have been the cause
Marion Ohio Jan 2i-Edward Il. Landon. book,
keeper OF the Marion Deposit BANK wnich iahed
some months ago was arrested Yesterday on
mprzaem~nf %uFranI nwD'" Of Ga c Fairfield sonlaw p
r. II. Wallace who was sole a,s% owner OF 'he Dam"
Grand Rapids Mich. Jan. 2i.-In collision last
night between a runaway coal car and an electric
PHake' was killed outright. and Conductor kelner
seriously If not fataly injured RYE OF o rne cr paS
ors1v one OF them was an old soldier. Hake was
twenty-six years old. ana leaves WHO" anu
child.
.rhur, \ Y Jan. el-James McTaigue. an FL
ira transfer to the Auburn prison. whose home
I Wv. wac cooEns his 80 oser
a naphtha lamp. when the lamp exploded thro"
ing the burning uS Srnsd 9veT am% m he M died n
agony three hours later His term of mprson
m.nt would have expired III M"'O"'
San Francisco Jan. A.-The creditors OF the
Isslne Hah reaI estate agent William T. Fisher held
!" m,n,inc last night. At which the Claims against
him nv were reported amounting TO $500 THIS sum,
'"nor,iny to the statement OF Fishers Dookkeep"t,
y.sened the total debts of his real es-
tate firm To his wife Mr. Jennings l,st risner d;
80 d. furniture including safe block books.
etc. from which 1t was possible @ Ho' ,hhd might De
realized. Fisher his been h'ss'"s S''' "o"""''
va,naraIso. Ind Jan 24-yneyaId Hail one Of
49,. iiraas, iormtories on College H. was burned
10 the ground yesterday together WIN tne con- ~
,o,,s The dormitory contained Sixty suites Oh
on,ns ali heinr occupied by students OF the North
evo Indiana Normal School, who lost their belong
Ill III, rnanv having narrow escapes some were
,nnnd In their rooms unconscious. ana had TO DE
carried out The total loss 'was ABOUT Nsooo IN
surcd for $500
/ ,,,,.,, Ian oi-Judge Horton yesterday grant
cd nn iniinction against a philadelphia publishing
house to prevent an imitation OF ", ~ has n,s az an
pesred While The ,tlersge does no, say Words wa, n
written by MI Bryan ncb snc i, is said as to con.
vev thai impression. The tale II Ine H,sa' BAT
! lie" The injunctions were served last h'sh''
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
IYNCHED IN FRONT OF A BANK.

Galveston, Tex, Jan. 24.-Details OF the lynching
o, Gene Washington. who committed criminal
assault on Miss Dehat at the home OF her brother
in-aw last night four and half miles north o.
BRYAN Tex have been received here lie was
hanged 10 the limb of tree in front OF the First
National Bank, in Main-st.. in that town, al o'"o
last night by an armed mob He was identihed
by an Irishman with whom Washington was walk
ing on the railroad track near Wrights house, ana
whom he LEFT ostensbly TO go TO the house 10 ge'
a drink OF water and something to eat Ihe IRISH
man when he reached Benchley, station sOutn
of Rrvan heard of the outrage and then tod ABOUT
The negro leaving him. The time correspondents
,rith ,he time the outrage was committed tne
Irishman was brought back from liearne ne
recogniZed Washington among dozen O'her
negroes as the man who was with him last lhufS- s
AZ ofternoon When the identiilca ton was maue
zoo men were around the Jail and. despite IN. az AZ
De.is of the District Judge. County Judge ShellIl
Srnn nd ot her prominent citizens TO allow ,he IA"
~ take It's course they made dash on tie jan,
oV.rnowered the Sheriff and Deputies ana toVh
,be negro out ana hanged him as Described " ann 5
;neton who was about twenty,ohe year oa ,a ~as s
ni Mack denied his guilt 10 the last Ias va VA
Gned to his clothes reading: This Is me late
,r oil rane nends." After the hanging 'n' nv"
dsnersed leaving the body suspended
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
rur IMPROVED ORDER or BNAT FIRTH.

cal,imoro Jan. oi-The tenth annual convention
~ the improved order OF B'nai Birth was opened
,odav AT Hazazer's Hall One hundred ana n''y
dclegates were present from several states. lhey
oras.pted twenty nine lodges. with member
ship of over 1000 .,
rho ropori Of Julius II. Wymnn. supreme presi-
5,, c,otaincd some suggestions as to amendments
80 ,bo constitution. 1t was referred TO commit
,oo as wore the reports Of the supreme secretary
and supreme treasurer. The only business OF I'M
Po' H. nronosition made at last years con-
'.',r e., New-York to establish woman's lodges
the deegass werf VIII he hsd
ba'qu''tL al nmplimcntary TO the delegates. VIII
h h given at night II Is probable , Una, zoe, ~ "a
IL of New York VIII succee" MI " '""" 40
.h, .h"' iN,iont of the supreme lodge.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
WHERE FIVE ACRES WAS ENOTGH.

..,o,od bar. Yesterday mans homestead Is
,raeanite sort Of thing. valued anywhere from so
70 ,ioop. A Chicago bank asked for receiver for
viuam Banholzer. the St Paul brewer on a note
', .a" 90 II had against the old Seven Corners Bank
yrhich failed In 1893 Judge Bum denied the appli-
cation. and SAID . ..,,.,- ..s. -. .
i, ,,',,ic.. that may be- worked by our Homestead
Imw The defendant IL allowed to hold az his home
,",d nv. acres OF land In the city OF St Paul. OF
,,reat value. occupied not only by his dwelling
nous. but by his fathers and by brewery and
hv,id,nrs connected with II. beer garden and Il
ancng pa rlor and used not only for residence pur
,"ses hut for the purpose OF carrying on brewing
bvsiness The statute and the decisions Of our Su
,ra,no court seem to absolutely to protect the
defendant In his enjoyment OF the entire Ave acres.
howeyer he way elect to use his property.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
IYNCHED AND RDDLED WIN p' HH"i -
SUMMARY DEATH FOR A NEGRO IN F10RlpAs
CAPITAL.

SUMMARY DEATH FOR A NEGRO IN flpfiDA
CAPITAL.
Tallahassee Fla Jan. 2i.-On Saturday evening.
the 18th inst Miss Emma Apthorpe' oaus"'el VI
tho late William Lee Apthorpe, at one TIME sur
o C,oro,al of +, ,orida and also president OF the
famous Returning Board that gave the e'ec-
toral vote Of Florida TO Mr.. Hayes. was at'acheu
as she was driving her home in the SUBURBS oi
this city by q negro known as Pierson Taylor, VINO
tore her clothing entirely off. Before ne coI1lu III
lure her further her screams brought succor anu
her assaant escaped. -
on Monday last TAYLOR was arrested and com
mitted TO iaii. There were threats Of lynchng but
nothing was done and the Sherin had begun ~ 10
think everything was safe from trouble or that
kind At 2 o'clock this morning small mob gatn-
dragged the man out, hanged him to tree and
filled his body with bullets before he had died
from stran gulation The mob departed. leaving the
body hanging a coroner's jury examined the body
and returned a verdict of death from hanging and
shooting al the hands of unknown parties.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25

Here IL Pn increase OF 400 per cent In ten
years: II should be stated In this connection also
that there are fve large institutions In process
OF construction--the House OF Refuge at Bedford
the Reformat"-y at Napanoch the Home for SOL
diers and tlv.r wives at oxford hospital at
Collins and another AT Clinton-the maintenance
of which when completed will largely augment
the above figures. At the present ratio OF Increase
IL will be "A matter OF a short time only when the
annual expenditures FOR charity alone In this State
viii reach $4,000 00O
SOME COMPARATIVE FIGURES,
The cost for charities. however. is not show
ing a great Increase of late years. The advance
has been general. apparently, along the entire line
OF Government expenditure, a will be seen from
the following comparative statement. giving the
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
ROBBED BY CONFIDLNIIiL CLhhh.

pTrrsBrRG CONTRACTOR swINDLED orT OF
$4,000 BY MEANS OF FORCED PAPERS
pittsburg. Jan. 2i-Forged assignments OF CON
tractors warrants for city work on which slsS"
Was raised have been discovered. The paper was
hold nv the Columbia National Bank ana the Mer-
camille Trust Company. but neither institution
will lose anything. for the reason 'ha' ''e a''o""'
,o,.od has been made good by the contractor.
" j. Dunn Mr. Dunn places the blame on on wes, con
H. van has wealthy relatives. who viii proDapiy
make good the money taken by him The forged
asic,,nents were placed in the bank az collateral
"a we're discovered when they were presented 10
he County Controller for payment me actual .
amount Of money appropriated by the cierk WAS
o
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
SENATOR GEORGE CRITICALLY I'LL.
HIS FAMILY SUMMONED TO Ills BEDSIDE in
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON Jan. Ex-senator James H. George
of Mississippi is lying tonight at the Garne'o '''
pital in this city critically Ill. At IL O'CLOCK 'e
was reported as resting slightly easier thah lie ma
been during the day His wife and famiiH. WIZ
are at their home at Carrolton. Miss nave @ peui
summoned TO his bedside. and are eXpec'eu " q" =
rive tomorrow. . - x,;..issirni
Senator George came to this city from MissiS.pi % .
on January J. and Immediately entered inc m, o,u
deId Uospital He was suffering from COM
pIication of diseases bronchial catarrh causnI M h;
the greatest annoyance. During the ias. "cm o,nri
heart has become involved In the general coinpn
rat;ons md is from this source that the greatest
fears are entertained - IT. ,,,o,d
4 consultatio between DR.. Berman ms 49,, n.te w
ing physican; DR. Frye. of this city ana iioira IL,
so, olsen Of Baltimore was held yesterday anu
The erayest doubts of his recover were cNPlcSsso"
San.tor George has not been we'll for nearlN a
80" and has not occupied his seat I'm the Senate
this session. He is over seventy years ol "b'' ""
this fact initiates against ms recuPe'a'io"
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
4 USEFUL NEW ARTICLE.

Washington. Jan. 2i.--Consu Deuster at Crefeld.
eports TO the State Department upon a new article
called pegamOd. which is Il crystal-ccar gcli-
,inous fuid easily applied TO ..lmost any material
and which ressts humidity acids oils and various
"thcr Influences in remarkable degree Textiles.
naner Leather and other substances are rendered
water proof. protected against crmin, and remain
s,ooo soft and flexible
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
DTuiNDS or WESTERN BUSINESS MEN

Chicago Jan. 24-C. B. Consdon, r. L. Lyon J."
" Rodman and George +. Stone. delegates 10 the
Ta,ional Board of Trade. will start for Washington
+, tho morning Secretary stone VIII he IN cnarSe
u, ~ ..o d,.oaton and will present the measures ad-
% Ulo'.ted nv the Chicago Board Of Trade These are
for international reciprocity ana arnitraon o. u,r
or tho most stringent enforcement OF me
commerce law. and against the present ''0os
hoi ilioer
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
AN ALARMING INCREASE.

As already stated. the above expenditures are In
no sense temporary: they are permanent. and must
he provided for az regularly the legislature
meets and the most serious. might with pro-
pricty say the most alarming feature connected
with them Is that they are rapidly increasing How
true this IL regarding the great charities OF the
State Is Illustrated by the following statement.
showing the payments from the State Treasury In
aid or support % charitable purposes ,or a period
OF ten years from 1887 TO 1896. inclusive:
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
N PURSUIT or A BROKER.

.o,-, u,vxr MAN ACCUSES JULIUS 4. KOHN
or STEALING $4,000 N sECrRITIES.
Fort Wayne. Ind. Jan @-Solomon ho'hschh"s
80 ,hie ci,v will start for New-York this week TO
ac,ra oxtradition papers for Julius A. kohn.
hroLer who il is alleged. appropriated to his own
usc $40 900 worth OF securities placed win MIN TOT
sale bv NJ Rothschilds. and LEFT America ihe 5mme
1ia,ol, afterward 1t is understood that Mr. ftoI ms
chiids has found out where kohn Is ana VIII spare
no expense TO punish him.