New York World (Newspaper) - January 27, 1895, New York, New York Average Per Day for Six A fj j v JH r B Greatest Circulation Averaged by any Paper Printed In the English Language k v f lit RECORDS LAST WEEKS CIRCULATION VV BEATEN Circulation Books Open to Circulation Books Open to PRICE FIVE Average Per Day of six J Greatest Circulation Ever Averaged by Any Paper Printed In the English Language Carlisle Thought to Be Concocting a Compromise Financial IT IS SAID TO RECOGNIZE A Is it Will Be Suggested to Congress In a Message BIDS FOR BONDS MAT BE ASKED The If Bonds Art Sold Would tike to Sell Them Abroad to Get Even with the Special to The President and Secretary Carlisle were Jin conference at the White House for 1 the greater part of the and It Is f the general expectation that on Monday an Important move will be made by the Administration towards checking fur ther depletion of the gold Nothing official can be ascertained as the policy agreed but can be said on high authority that the dis cussion today hinged on the bility of a special message to Congress before issuing another call Olney who oppose a were Pay out President IB Impressed with the folly of attempting to retain gold In this coun loans in New so far as can be been reached In regard to the bonds there Is doubt that this proposition Is be ing very seriously It Is be that a loan could be disposed of In London at a more favor S than he secured In New The talk In New York that another bond Issue cannot be sold at less than per Is an Important considera tion with the The Treasury officials are apprehensive the manner In which another Proposal would be received by the New York It Is pointed that If the bonds were sold to Allen presented to the Senate to day a resolution authorizing the Secre Mry he Treasury to exercise his discretion of redeeming all forms of paper currency In silver as often as he Is convinced that a systematic effort is being made to deplete the gold reserve and force an Issue of The resolu tion went over under the NEW JANUARY it the There is no doubt now that either a embodying i ationa in regard to relief legislation will be transmitted early text o a bond Issue for probably will be decided and there Is apparently some foundation for a at the Treasury Department that the loan will be negotiated Secretary Car lisle Is understood to this course in order to defeat the design of the New York banks to force a bond to be met with gold withdrawn the and August Bel of New by had a long talk with Secretary f t The Impression among those In the confidence of the President and with whom has the during two days a and there la every reason to believe that it Contain which and Secretary Carlisle have discussed to There Is some talk that the plan will provide for the gradual cancella tion of greenbacks ana Treasury notes r vas thoy are iand that to offset ls contraction of the currency It will proposed to alloW banks cy to Issue tes to the par value of their bonds i fao to Increase the j volume of silver based on silver It t be that the Administration will fy tot go beyond the substitution of sll yer certificates to tne amount of the but It As said that Cleveland Is go this far In Order to secure as as Secretary realizes that no legislation Ig noring or simply giving It scant can be Cleve land sees that If Republicans are left ito revise currency question sil certain to receive consideration otherwise the Republican party would be unable to hold of the far Western and The Presi dent believes that the Democratic party Should not silver following by wholly white He Is the lime to the financial and that the party can do Recognition of silver Is made the i more necessary by the attitude of the I who Ingeniously Insist that insufficiency of and not currency the chief difficulty in this Cleveland remains unshaken In the conviction that If any permanent of Government credit Is to be It must radical change In the cur In the House no doubt speaking ex shattered the Republican pretension as to the Insufficiency of Tho President does not believe that the situ ation admits of any compromise of the makeshift nature proposed by tihe Re The proposition for 1 notes of exchequer Is a that does not mislead the Cleveland wants the gold of the country gradually re nma jn a manner that will not con and he will scarcely anything short of He stock In a simple bond a supplementary proviso for ln STILL AT Threequarters of a Million Drawn Oat by the in this City Another delve was made yesterday into the store of gold coin which Uncle Sam is so jealously Seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars was by Thalmann by the Mechanics and by the Bank of the State of New These withdrawals raise total loss of gold coin and bars at the SubTreasury In this city for the week to The exports Tuesday and Saturday were in Wie This would leave a total balance of which should be in the New York The weekly bank statement shows an Increase In specie presumably The difference is in the of placed on deposit in the vaults of a trust This ac counts for a million and a still leaving about two millions to be ac for this sum may be in the safes of the shipping firms awaiting or it may have been shipped to the Interior to banks whose officials have caught the growing fever of gold hoard At this time the policy of the Gov to pass out coin Is working a double At other times a demand for coin for export was with eagles which could be sent direct If there Grim Revelations in the Con fessions of Two Convicted A Five Sbe Admits She Made a Business of Setting Fireto Tenement LODIS ROTHMAN WAS HER They Employed an Explosive Compound Which Was Manufactured by a Woman Who Has Since could be done and there would be a great drop In The coin is Just dome as good as a legal tender for all domestic debt paying Is lega reserve when found by a national bank examiner in bank T thrust It at the exporters at but than by with an i When Recorder Goff on Friday sen Sarah to twenty five years Imprisonment for arson those that heard his words were Such a sentence had never before been heard In the Court of General It seemed appalling to those who knew only of the facts that had been adduced on the womans tr But were other which The World Is now enabled to facts that might have warranted Imprisonment for The woman has confessed to the full extent of the She her self tolls the awful I have been In the arson business for about five she In that time there have been without exaggeration 300 which have placed In peril not only the lives of the dwellers in the houses but the lives of the firemen who have answered the mid night Fire Marshal and his have been morally sure that these fires were started by the Here Is a partial list of them INCENDIARY Incendiary fire on the fourth floor of the tenement house 237 Dost Thirty eighth Fire discovered at 9 lives Incendiary In the cellar of the tenement house 83 Carmine A German Newspapers tion of an American Football Special to Tit NEW faculty has just made a translation an article In a German the on the football game at It Is believed to have been written for Che purpose of making unpopular the German Emperors plans for Intro ducing American sports Into In describing the game the German paper says It turned into an awful butchery of twentytwo Seven were so severely Injured that they had to W carried from the field In a senseless con column of was put out of a second ones nose was a third lost an eye and a fourth broke his The rest suffered severe Internal The intention to In jure each other In all their attacks was clearly evident therefore there can be question of both teams appeared upon the field with a crowd of ambulances and from the very did not fall of producing a gruesome Impression upon the spec Many ladles were who fainted away at the awful cries of the Injured The Indignation felt the bru of the students was but terror so dominated the spectators that nobody dared to PRICE FIVE 46 END Of THE I STRIKE Ifl that an gang at Fire started at Nine fam No Hie department as to the status of its gold whether all newly coined or all down to the loss limit of oneHalf of 1 per or a shortage of on each There IB now in round figures gold as follows In possession of the Government Free gold and 166 000 non m Freo 19 000 000 Hold against gold outstand Ing presumably Total carried to the White ied statistics j as to the re during the oper law and since the the present While the law netted the Government an the receipts under the now during the past flve Is every believe that 1 until the the fiscal jr there Will be a Secretary estimates that the deficit on vlll be The deficit to to The receipts he expectation tnat this will be jhe next nve to the It Is whether or not there 1 a esal requirement on the part of the Government to keep actual coin against Prac it would not as there is of the holders of these fiftythree certificates assum ing the care custody that treasure at present ment this The 000 total on hand not suffice to stand a drain for another six weeks such as the past has been during the six or seven weeks bond Issue was taken up If all this snipping demand Is to keep it will work evil In several It Is possible that there may be still worse coin In the Government and If the limit Is pushed too far the shippers may go out into tho open and coin market and buy open 1 eight from one point of would bo a premium on Yet It would really be nothing more than a payment for If this was forced upon the ship pers they would prefer to buy bar and then they could do either from the supply at the Assay office or from the supply coming forward from the smelt Ing works In the West to the sales agents of the mine In this If the Government does not change too much advance In this bullion trading It will get the It Is this very interesting point which Is the keynote to the whole Europe Is simply taking back her own when she carles away million after mill ion In The difference between the prices paid for American such as and poured the foreign market and the prices for the foreign luxu purchased by Amerl cans and P irted here leaves a large unt calculated by p this The es was on ao actual re expenditures not counting will npt have to be paid such amount until a Next month It will be these figures that the n assertion an revenue falls short of 1 Cleveland ese figures in show the utt s fallacy o it meet thought d be wi at the Cabinet this not tl brut lma luv as the whole subject was at the regular session yester that the sends Jn a may that T bond issue must the as new effect re be put Into ej Increased tQ at If margin In favor of this This would mean a gold this as this Is the only money In which tle national Ordinarily this balance Is allowed to stay here and Is Invested In American which have m the past and In many Instances do pay far greater returns than can be secured from Investments Thus far every bond payable In gold here has In and fgar wren the Interest or dividends were to be paid abroad there was no difficulty In getting the hard coin to do Just at this the Gov meets a double Its Income is far below Its fixed and with an impoverished Treas from this it finds a great rush for a practical carrying out of promise to make every one of Its paper and silver dollars equal to gold when there Is only in gold on hand to do It The European Investor does not pu pose to taUe back his Invested In legal American dollars unless those dollars are The American monetary in detail numbering placed In inthe cellar of Mac at Thirtyeight Incendiary the hallway of the double apartment house 30 West One Hundred and Thirtysix lives Ob ject Incendiary In the tenement house 157 West covered at House occupied by colored Between fortyfive and fifty lives to gain Incendiary In the hallway of the 30 West One Hun dred and Second three Incendiary the residence No 141 Ten lives Incendiary In the hallway of the SO West One Hun dred In this house In two Incendiary In the dumbwaiter shaft of the 285 Lenox discovered at Four numbering Object doubtful Incendiary In the 80 One Hundred and started In the at Fourth this house In less than three A In Avenue near A on East One Hun dred and near First ave A on Second near Ninetieth A hat store on Clinton street A at 203 Chrystle In which twelve families A tenement at 602 East Eleventh When was dis covered the front loor waj and a man all u FORGERS WORKING Checks Stolen from the Malls Altered and Cashed by the Special to The The American Bankers Association has sent a circular to every paying teller In the banks warning them of forgers were President of the said The gang is the most dangerous that has ever operated in this Its membership Includes forgers so expert that they can copy the most intricate and puzzling Indorsements to No teller can be blamed for being dW Other members are expert mall box robbers who secured the letters con The forgers over the checks from the altered the figures and the names of the various payees and wrote oh the back In exact similitude of the of the maker in In the case of forged stamps of Inden Changes front aid Gives the Trolley Companies UO THAT FOR Red Hook People Sullenly Wait for the 1 of Cars to Their BUYING OFF HIDED BY THE were the boldest members gent out to cash the The Loan and Trust Com pany the American Exchange large sunis to the a d wlt r w and DEAD WITH BETWEEN THEM Were Wright His Wife Both or Was of Them Murdered 1 Wright his both about thirty were found dead in bed In their at 627Essex this There was a In the head of and the revolver with the shooting was done lay between the In the mans pocket was found a note addressed to the person who should find the saying that he and his wife had shoot and wanted to die together and be bur same The note was sighed only by the the police are inclined to believe that It waa a case of murder and The shooting undoubtedly took place after 10oclock At that Janitor heard two pistol shots in quick succes Wright machinist by but he had been recently out and had been visiting his parents at Hamp The relations of the with each other have lately been un Have to but fill fear that Dope Trouble Is THERE nE OF THE Brooklyn as Fast as InCom panies and Alike Confident of The second wjek of the Brooklyn trolley closes and the end Justice Gaynor yester threatening mien trolley and gave thorn twenty days more In to re their disordered and broken service That they feared a peremptory In spite of their pretense of was by the Joyous reception they gave the news of Justice change of The strikers haJ made no secret of their and the news found them dulte As i the Justice decided tho legal 1s stopped before In so Just what to these wire cutters Is the serious of for the men are crowding In all parts of the country to work on Uhe and a few more days would see every strikers place after a But the wire cutters bring all this to And the are powerless to stop as for the they either cannot or will not act against The companies stolidly go their repairing the making notes sues are taken out of the and n the bills they Thoy claim that the strikers have done all they can and are fighting for their own destruction from this As for the people of Brooklyn they had no trolley cars In which to ride and would have ridden little hod the cars been for fear of merchants are wall Ing over damaged Their families are complaining of tho unquiet nne and they watch with sink ing hearts the for damages and for militia Jumping a From many Brooklyn homes and from more New York homes cornea the mur mur the keeping of the In the unhealthful dangerous car But the unwashed and weary and disgusted boys realize unless Master Workman Connelly declares the strike their stay In the Brooklyn car sheds Is In The form little groups of bayonets In each of the unquiet dis and as tho condition of the men out of work gets more desperate the necessity for these bayonets will In taking It all while less cars were run and while the com panies were more successfully hindered In their efforts to resume without the It was a great day for The courts gave them and time Is all the In one of the scenes of vio lence there was quiet yesterday because no cars were In Green point a few cars were run without a repetition of the outbreaks of Red where the men are eager and armed for the has not yet been gladdened by the sight of the first car with Its nonunion motorman at the AN ALTERATIVE Justice Writ a Disappointment to bat Sixteen Hundred Suits Are to Be The present victory Is with the rail road company In the application for a writ of mandamus made before Justice Gaynor In the Supreme Instead of nuking the writ peremptory In the de cision which he handed down ho made It This will drag he matter over many for Law yer Mirabeau Towns declares he will not Irop But the railroad companies are not out of the woods so far as legal proceedings are they have Just Tomorrow will see the bo of suits by wholesale In almost every court In the city against the cers and directors of the trolley Sixteen hundred will be brought on be of the strikers under chapter 711 of tho Laws of which regulates the working hours on surface and railroads In this It provides shall consist of ten work performed within twelve tve and any violating or the violation of this act shall o guilty and liable to a lino of for each Lawyer Towns was busy preparing hose suits Thoy will be rought In the Justices beginning a hundred at a The lawyer ays there Is no question that the men can prove violation of the These uits will be followed by owns saya there is a question as to will be a complete arraignment of its This trial will expose the Iniquity of the whole It will give us a chance to show the whole In terlor history of this anU give us a hearing before the A NonUnion Motorman Falls a Victim to Strike in and No One Knows Where He Harry came from Boston a week ago and since then he has worked as motorman on every line of tho Brooklyn the depot late Friday night and a walk having been assured that he would be kept on the Pulton street line for some looked for a boarding He had paid to him by the company Once outside the picket lines he began to and in tho afternoon was much Ho went among the strikers In the How ard House and loudly declared that he would never work as n scab This called for more and a com of the local branch of of did their best to Induce the mnn to re turn to where he said he had a wife and Along about wan Hered down Fulton street In search of a At Stone avenue a crowd of women living In the Imme diate vicinity mot One of them recognized him and slapped This was the signal for on and an Instant later all the women In the crowd fell upon and beat him His protestations had no ana he fell to the sidewalk ex At that instant a squad of polke hove In and the women In all Some one old the officers that hod been A search was but no trace of the man be Shortly after the police moved away the women appeared again on Fulton Car 121 came bowling bound One of the well hailed the When It stopped she ran Before tho car could be started a fusillade of bricks and struck The hat was knocked from his head and a sharp brick hit him In the Inflicting a deep He gave the car a sudden start and It shot The wound was bound up iy Policeman and he took the car over the Another attack was made on It on Its up trip at Stone After It had passed the wires wero and for near ly one hour all the cars of the system from Bedford were crowd of strike sympathizers stoned riled Somera but no one waa LOOK FOR FIGHT IN RED Crowds Town There Eagerly Waiting for the First Car with Pilos uf Stones Handy and Barricades Red Hook Is but not Ever since the strike began Red Hook has been ready and even Its teeth have not been for 85 where tempts were hundred sweaters wore employes This woman has con fessed ur Hftl gate hep also to M this Is perhaps say to she was that she wai to go Into this houses by Lou s sM was himself sentenced last fifteen Recorder He pleaded guilty to In the woman having son In first dei been sentenced fc Reorder known tn facts that ire here forth Ms not Improbable that she have her in prison bean found guilty o She might and had the wpj system is Hre confessions nu map and please partners fe r Marie Bobbed of On to fill Marie the was last even Ing robbed of her valued at many hundred Miss Burroughs Is playing an engagement at the Park In this and Is staying the Hotel Last evening she had a party of friends at Ai she had to leave early she requested her friends to leave at their giving directions to the bell boy for disposal of the key of her When she returned she found her trunk had been opened and her jewel cose in Keep It to Tilt FORT ard Mansfield appeared here last night In the role of Jekyll and The railway company miscar ried his calcium delivering them In As a result all the mysterious sudden changes from Hyde to Jekyll and vice versa were made In the Mans field at last askea the audience to let him produce another but they howled for to go Today Mans field sued the railway company for the Navigation House passed today the recommended by the Treasury Department providing spe cial rules for the navigation of rivers and harbors and Inland waters of the United States and to amend the act to prevent collisions at sea whether the strikers cannot sue for and day by day Its convenient DUVAL AND A RELIEF OF THE UN AT AT THB 13A8T NEW capita and labor have the field clear for a desperate wrestle In which endurance la the one thing that Whatever law there Is Is on the side of the It Is the law against The question Is just how much of that kind of law there looking back upon yesterdays dismal ot petty everywhere and that question Is not easy to There was In every part of and the police Interference with the organized that went froin place to tearing put too Insignificant 10 count for many cars were at their windows broken and their motormen put to So this campaign of wire cars were run In Brooklyn than on either Frl 4fy qj Several lines not against the city realizing that some day the wire cutters must get weary and The strikers gave utterance to the first sounds that Indicate that they are being Some few went back to work and lifted up the voice of wop because of empty cupboards and obdurate Connelly himself made few overheated remarks and then hajf heartedly took them But the strik ers still have They bought over WO brought bere by the com and In It they must have spent about every train from they they must won President grasping to the fullest tne enor mous advantage decis ion gives ages on the ground that they were discharged without sufficient the companies may be for Importing men from other States under that section of the railroad which refers to the employment of men In There was very great Interest Jus tice decision upon the applica tion of Joseph a Fulton street Lawyers Towns and for a pep writ of to the Brooklyn Heights Company to run car service on all Its the peremptory had been would have been a great victory tot the and doubt them There a crpi d In the was after wiU keep up the ly placed piles of rocks and bricks and Junk have Every day the crosstown line have said Today we will run a car to and every day they have sent men down to see about And the men have come back and said Not just Red Hook is too In peaceable times Red Hook has been a terror to the To go there after a prisoner always means a light If the growlers happen to have been particularly the whole joins In just for the sheer Joy pf Ugh v The strike was Red Hopks The people tore dwn large oj the trolley piled stones and mounds of rubbish on the swooped upon the ear ghad and 11 411 Its stove the uid
