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' New Years. Sept. 10.--A million and:
charter in gold was withdrawn from the
subtreasury Monday for shipment to Eu-
rope today. and the bend syndicate made
'ne fresh deposit of gold from the store of
010,000,000 to “5,000,000 which it is un-
derstood to have in reserve.
The shippers wcrc W. H. Cressman 8:
31-0., 01,000,000; Nesslago & Fuller,
“00,000, and Oelrlehs & 00., 0150, 000.
The shipment by Oclrlchs do Go. is for the
use of, the steamship company in its for-
eign money exchange department. The
other shipments are to meet demands for
foreign exchange which are not supplied
by commercial bills.
These witlxirawais brought the reserve
down to $97, 300. 000, or 82,700,000 below
the 0100, 000, 000 mark.
The syndicate gave no intimation to the
subtreasury officials that there was to be
a counter deposit to make up for the loss-
es of the last few days.
However. the syndicate inquired at the
banks how much coin they would surrén.
der. As the general feeling among the
banks toward the syndicate is friendly. it
is very likely that under a pro rats n-
tributiou a largo sum of gold will be gath-
ered to assist' the syndicate and the gov-
ernmcnt.
Mr. Curtis Visits Wall Street.
Assistant Secretary William E. Curtis
of the treasury department visited the
subtrmrury yesterday. He haul a long
talk w th Asaisipnt Treasurer Jordan and
then left to go to Bar Harbor. He said his
visit here had no public significance. He
is on vacation.
- This may be true, but Mr. Curtis’ vis-
its to Wall street have usually preceded
the announcement- of a new issue of gov-
ernment bonds. Hence his movements
were closely watched yesterday. Secretary
Carlislc has so often used him as a “feel~
or" that all the Wall street news agencies
watched 'Mr. Curtis' movements and re-
ported cvcry office at which he called and
every man to whom he spoke.
He met a member of the firm of J. Picn-
pont Morgan, the head of the bond syndi‘
cats. to whom, under the Cleveland’Bel-v
mont-Morgau-Rothschilds agreement of-
last February, any fresh issue of bonds
must be offered at 104}; before it is ten-
dered to the public at. 123. the present
price of the bonds. The original agree-
ment expires Oct. 1'. but it has been
changed or modified, and mono but Mr.
Cleveland, Mr. Carllslc and the bond syn.
dlcato knows its present status.
The prediction of another bond issue is
based on the insufficiency of the govern-
ment rcvcuuc. From July i to Sept. 1 the
doilciflwus 8 1 ii. 600, 000.
New liond lune Probable.’
A mun who has close personal relations
with mambo s of the bend syndicate was
asked ycstcn ny whether a new bond issue
tvascxpt-ctod. llcsaid: “It is becoming
more and more probable the lhllgcr gold
exports continue. It was thought two
weeks ago that the umvvmcnt bad culmi-
nutcd, but gold continues to leave the
country ill Purga- quantities. Nom- of the
banking houses which llllYi‘ hitherto profit-
ed by these exports are now engaged in
them. All of lht'lll ili‘i'lllillllg the treasury
to the host of their ability. The syndicate
has already (ll'plisltt'il 81 1,000,000 in gold
in the tin-usury over and .‘Imvn tin» pay-
ment for the lust issue of bonds. But the
present outward ilmv of gold rel-ms irrc
aistibio and in be lllli‘ tmtwu l-uum:
" First, the fiii‘t that our winter wheat
and cotton rrup were. bulb small and Into
uml are not going lllll‘llllil in suilicicut
quantities to offset our very heavy im-
ports of 'rnorclmmlisc. (lill' to improving
business. llllil, second, to tho fnct'tlmt the
expenses of the govt-rmm-ut ich been
rmiuiag a 500,000 it Work over our reve-
lllil'. no t- in treasury must pay out gold
and has no chance to lluurd it."
Syndicate Did Not Deposit.
Wasmxurux, Hopi. lit—When thctreus-
ury department closed, tho treasury oili—
ciaie waited anxiously for Word that the
Belmont—Morgan syfiliiclstc llitil doluiaited
enough gold to bring the reserve up to
$100,000,000. They waited in vain. but
information was received which led them
to expect that the syndicayc's. deposit
would be forthcoming in the morning.
For that reason an alarm was felt.
There has been withdrawn from the
treasury since July ill 02l,700,000 in gold.
which has gone to Europe. it is understood
that during that same time the syndicate
has paid Into the treasury In excess of the
bond requirements $11,000,000 in gold.
Treasury officials point to these figures
as indicating a very reasonable profit for
the syndicate. They are of the opinion
that when the precise profits of the syndi‘
cute are "qu0 known the people will ud-
mlt that the miminlstmtlun made a good
bargain.
Mrs. l’itsel’a Whenabonta.
lilill/ltlni'oms, Sept. 10. — Mrs. Pitzel
arrived from liolvn, ills. She was tutu-u
to the residence of Coroner (taster, whom
she will remain during her stay in the
city. She will go before the grand Jury
hero and testify regarding the disappear-
ance and identity of hi‘l‘ mm Howard, who
is supposed to liiliiu lli'i‘ll murdered by
Helium.
Died In Prison.
liaurrolul; Sept. lll.—-i§iiehu K. Traw-
bridge. aged iii) years. of New Halon. n
convict at the state prison. died there
after a second stroke of npnpll-xy. 'l‘row»
bridge belonged to a prominent family in
New Haven. lie was evidenced on Jan. ii
for ten years for trying to kill his mother.
Mrs. Talmage's Will Probated.
Bacon“, Sept} lp.—-Surmgntu Air
hott admitted the will of Susan W. 'l‘nl—
mags. wife of the Rev. '1‘. De Witt Till‘
usage, to probate, and Dr. Tonnage quail-
fiod m noeuuir. The estate In valued at
“00.000, all bequeathed to her husband.
.. s . lum.«--.-m..,~.m.w
as. Isolate In M
as: ll'asxctsco, Reps. io.--'l’hs Occl-
dental and Oriental Steamship company
rec-cited a continuation of the report that
the steamer lleiglc, frma Elsa Francisco
fol-Yakima had gone ashore on the
coast of {a . ‘ _
‘ dirt Matias milled.
W,H.Y.,asps.lo.~m
, ll _ ll .
”Mallard
over ‘ _ , (immanent, 1.
. l m I‘M“, m It
that luhionable suburb. had received the
RM bios-log from I . Satelll. ltis
said that the ablegate leased theBcv.
Leonard in the name 01 theepope ata
function at the Convent of the Sacred
Heart.-ie which the Methodist minister.
had been invited. '
The fact that the blessing had been be. ’
stowed beams public through a lady who
was present. She told the story to ll. local
paper, and the Rev. Menard laterhdmit-
ted to a reporter that it was true. He said
that he had received the blessing and that
he was proud of it. Asked when he in-
tended teieave the Methodist church to
embrace Catholicism he said that he
would rather not talk on that subject.
Later N. W. Harris, Andrew Fowler and
Paul Cornell, trustees in the Hyde Park
church, were informed of what had taken
place, and they lost no time in calling
upon their pastor and demanding an ex-
planation. It was e-decidedly stormy in-
terview, and the Rev. Leonard did not
know which way to turn to escape the
crossfire of aoathlnmqucstions that were
buried at him from all directions. ' Ills
first excuse was that it was all a joke. He
said that he had never before been inter-
vievzsd. by a newapapcr man and hardly
ltne what he had said. Then the reporter
was called in and asked to produce his
notes. After these had been read Mr.
Leonard told the three ,trustees that ho
had gone to the convent with a Miss Gar-
rison. a former member of the Catholic
church, out of pure curiosity to see a great
nian. and that Mgr. Sutolll had blessed
the entire congregation.
It is said that. the trustees of the Hyde
Park church will institute a thorough in-
vestlgatlon.
A TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
Crazed With Jealousy, Booker Ban Amuck
With a Razor.
IXDlAh'Ai‘i'lllS, Sept. lit—Lon 800ch
is
a welder employed at the ludlunnpol
car Works, murdered his wife by cutting
her throat. He also slashed and almost
killed Mrs. Emma Peas of 70 Rhode ls-
laud street.
Mrs. Pccs ran scrcuntng into the street
‘ovorcd with blood. She presented a ter-
bic appearance, and a crowd of excited
'people quickly gathered. Rocker made an
attempt to escape and stepped to the front
door with the bloody razor in his hand.
Seeing that it would be impossible to
do so on account of the crowd of excited
men who had gathered about the door. he
made some remark about killing the first
man who attempted to lay hands on him
and then out his own threat. The act was
witnessed by a number of persons. The
blood ran freely from the wound, and the
man, utter staggering about for a few
ml utos, fell.
0 c wd started for him, but he arose
and held hem at bay with the razor. He
then left the house and run three squares,
followed by a great crowd. When Eliza-
beth street was reached, he jumped on a
street car, where he was captured by Pa-
trolman Holan.
Mrs. Rocker, after receiving the terri-
blc Wound, started for the City hospital,
which is only a short distance from the
scene of the tragedy. After taking a few
steps she fell and died in a few‘ minutes.
Rlxlkcrund Mrs. Pccs had in the mean-
tiruo been taken to the hospital, and the
doctors believe that both are fatally
wuundcd. Jealousy was the cause. of the
crime.
WALKED INTO THE SURF.
Brooklyn Young Woman Supposed ‘to Have
Been Drowned.
FAR ltmuswnv, X. Y., Supt. 10.—It is
thought that Miss Fannie Wilkins of 54
Livingston street, Brooklyn, walked into
the surf and was drowned at this place
some time belon- daylight Monday morn-
ing. Miss Wilkins, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. ii. i". Acki-rman, at Cedar
Lawn for some days, has recently been in
ill health. -
She was missed win-u she failed to ap-
pear at the breakfast table. An'cxnmlmr
lieu of her mum showed that she had left
it rind apmtrcntly in little more clothing
than a mnckiutusll.
The lmuscbold was cream-(laud "search
of the house, stable and grounds insti-
tuted, but without uvuil. A young sonoi
Mrs. Ackcrmlln in searching along the
shore found the muckiutush worn by the
young wumun (m the beach close to the
water's edge. It sot-mod to have been
washed ashore. A reward has been offered
for the recovery of the body, and fisher-
men have been dredging the inlet all day.
Says It Is Not Allen.
Sriulim'lull, Illa. Sept.,10.--Postnmsv
ter ltldgeiy returned from St. Louis,
where he was called to see photographs of
Hogan, the man under arrest at Spring-
field, Mo, and supposed to be Charles Al-
len, oncof the. robbers of tho postolllcc
hero and who escaped from Ludlow Street
jail. Mr. ltidgcly declares positively he
is hot one of the robbers of the postnilicc
here.
Fresh Troops Arrive In Havana.
HM’ASA, Hopi. lit—Thu sicmucr Lu-
zon llaenrrlvrli born with 000 soldiers at
the engineer's corps. The steamers Mon-
tevideo and licence Ayrcs have also arriv-
lld, having on board battalions of the Sr»
ria. Alavn, Barcelona and (inllclu regi-
ments, comprising ill) officers and 4.l00
then. They Were given a splendid recep-
tiou by the people of Havana.
Inputs Minister to or. tried.
NORWICH, N. Y.. Sept. lit—Tho Baptist
church ‘of this village will calla council
to try charges against the pastor, Rev. '1‘.
(l. Cass. The charges are preferred by tho
trustsm and are for general conduct un-
becoming a minister and conspiring to
disrupt the church.
Ilany Duel Canal finals to Ila Built.
(IaEthAltil, Supt. inn—Th0 Cleveland
Steel Canal limit company decided to order
at once four more fleets, each composed of
one steamer and five issues, to plybo-
tyreen this port and New York by way of
Lake Eric, the Eric canal and the Hud-
son river. # _
A (It‘d lea! Catch.
Wssmsmos, Hcpt. lit-whale reports
from the 91201 islands Indicate that the
North American (.Iiimmtll‘filfll company
has taken about 15,000 skins, the mash
mum limit imposed during the season
clued Aug. 1. .
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ills Great Remedy Placed in the
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This is the most wonderful production of
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This is not a patent medicine. but a prescrip.
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used by r. scott in his extensive practice for
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To such an extent is the demand upon the
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cine from pro is who could not visit New
York city. that t became a matter of duty to
devise some plan by which the general It lie
could be supplied with this genuine, v uable
remedy. and for this purpose A. A. Shepherd
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E. G. Tomlinson. south Norwaik. and .
R.liale.Norw .to permit them to keep in
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persons to call and become acquainted with
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medicine. when placed in drug‘ueteres. is sold
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