New York World (Newspaper) - March 6, 1895, New York, New York Jt I v i at rue brings profitable Books Open to Open to AIL is no Way of reaching so many House and Home Hunters as through an ment in THE TWO NEW MARCH PRICE TWO Growing Friendliness Towards HARKED CHANGE IN PUBLIC ExMinister of Is Confident Will Be No Step FREE COINAGE DEPENDS ON Chaplin The that the Solution of the Cur Is by the Com New York to The March Henry President of Board of ire in Lord Salisburys last id more than likely to be In the next was asked by World correspondent today if the think their cause bee advanced by the action ot i The that Everetts motion carried he a motion to the same effect was ted by a majority of eighty last denotes a marked advance in opinion and It Is upon public In England that the solution Of will The recent of the German and British Qov amounts to an emphatic rec f w the grave evils which arise the present relations of the two ancl the House of Com expressed Us serious appre In view of these considerations there hardly be a doubt that the Vof i the solution of the currency has been advanced the re action of the German and British the character of In the event of Germany Issuing in to a It that the British represen would be given a free hand 7 The to tde cori contemplates the study of meas for the extended use of silver The may suggest a for a Her does not limit the powers bf the British delegates the In stance by any prohibition to enter on field of Inquiry as members of the conference may desire to Now It appears extremely unlikely that the Instructions the delegates to any future conference will be in any way curtailed in these I would the return of your parly power be likely to pro duce any in the policy of the Government towards Currency reform never has been and lias not yet become a party was Amons the supporters of our movement there probably as many Liberals as The present Chancellor of Sir William has hitherto the most prominent opponent In the present Government to Hiy H the Unionist party pomes Into power his influence would naturally be lessened and to that extent M to Ha Maude Harriss Lark End in Her Boy Says Wai Sent to Girls Special la The Harris daughter of wealthy parents living Jackson was arrested on th street tonight while masquerading I mens wh says he Is the family wa with She was smoking a and swaggering along like a real chap when her golden which ha been combed high up under her ha dropped down her At the static Miss Harris blushed and wep by Germain said she at hi office and wanted to go out with en so he gave her a suit of his Sli said she would not go home until th doctor had explained everything t her Both were locked up fo disorderly March Smlt was arrested here last night for carry Ing concealed Today he mad this remarkable statement to The Wort correspondent t win hero two yun ago while I female and when I I won to the of Good Shepherd u a then only fifteen old ind ha pretty hwid of curly I th nam of and Via among a ot o Ittle about my own and I ex cited any After hid been there I got tired of It and told one of the sinter I wna not a Then I turnd I hive hot on a young lady that k POLICE CENSUS OP THE Mayor Strong Hat Ordered Books an Expects Work to Begin March Mayor Strong sent a letter to the Po Hoe Board yesterday saying that th Board of Health had recommended th talcing of n census of the city and sug that the Police Board get tc The Mayor added that he had asked the City Record to print the required census These will be March the Mayor said he hope the taking of the census would com March The when filled out by the will be delivered to the Health which wll do the Byrnes discussed the Mayors proposition with the board In secret sen will be taken was a the time the national census of the city was shown to be at will probably be done by the who do regular patrol The censui can bo TOR IN a for Vorld March 6 Mrs Thomas added another to the suits between her him for par A ipn pediment to reform be And So you looh to an International Agreement on a basis I I Chaplin pn the of There Is a wideband probably well Impression that England ment for the coinage qf stiver there would on tbe part ot other Mot on Britain Indian the to that Which I I J cruelty of is given a European she tortured for caugh her trying the attention 01 of In the Mount non she her husband tured tormented her because he said she was trying to attract the per sonal attention of the waiters and clerks On another flirt ing In the says he struck her violently With a Camp bell asks for a year or Irt SHOT THROUGH A The Fatality Which Befell a Cin Special to The March was shot dead while going to work The wife of James In front of whose house was says that In making up a she took a revolver from under the pillow and placed It on the Just as BO was the ball passing through the wall and striking There Is no evidence that the killing A fearing ta The March from thq He Wr awj eyes with a a in a skin garments and 5VI14 he became great drawing card travelled ex and i estate flr TIKI mww vm pl a The fr the pity up He Ip gf her that ihe man W ft to destroy hti awn gnd Cleveland Hurries Off on tbe Violet to South ern NOT HOW LOHG HELt He Eludes OfficeSeekers and Sails on an Old Lighthouse Tender with IT COSTS flH A DAY FOR The Trip It a Regular One to fix and While the Crew Is 0010 That the President Plant to Fix the Special to March President Cleveland started with his gun duck bag down the this morning on the lighthouse tender He got a little after 9 leaving both official cares end one hundred and fifty disappointed who called at the White They openly ex pressed astonishment and charged the President with having given them the The President rose early and hurried to get away before officeseekers could He made a few recess appoint ments of minor acted on two pardon and then hastened down to the wharf and was soon aboard the Immediately The Presidents Intimate friend and Robert goes with How long they will be gone nobody not even the President AN OFFICIAL The is going on official tour of Inspection In the interest of the light house She would make It any whether this President went or and In this Instance her regular cruise has been hastened a few days to suit Mie Presidents George Sec the makes his first trip on the Violet to familiarize himself of the Cleveland throws aside everything Ilk official dignity and a uh everyday oon tributes to the of the mess a few of but otherWiS of the simple far of the The h does IB to get into heavy corduroys an pull on gum His gu would probably bo by two thirds of the members of fashion able rod and gun as Cap Bob Evans It has a sportsman be hind la a mem ber of the Rod Gun Club and crack But the President can shoot all around and four times out 6 five shows up at night with a game CLEVELAND The crews of the lighthouse tender are picked up along the coast at special effort cure men thoroughly acquainted the currents and peculiarities of th waters of their respective localities The President begins his sporting by asking them for Information M to the probable He gets all th points he Cleveland and soon I ready to go ashore or take a small boa The boat will be on Its regular trip to rt place and the will ar range for It to pick him two miles or so from where he lands He finds out how long It will take th boat to get around on Its and h is always at the designated place of It frequently happens on shallow shores that the boat cannot get within a rod of Then President win the respect of the hardy longshoremen by pulling his gum boots up to His hips unconcernedly letting himself down ove the stern and wading through the WANDERS FOR HOURS Evans has a flexed which causes him to limp ana give out few hours hard When It shows signs of weakness he frankly gives up and the President goes on goodhumored remarks about the fix the navy would be In If all the officers Ilke Evans won the sobriquet of Fighting Bob during the Civil he takes It In good part makes his way back to the tender an lots the President the An the President of the fre pokes along the and swamps for hours It may be remarked here thit tin President does not mind the he Is but puta on a and dark or a jack and goes as though the sun He prefers cloudy office work has made his sensitive to the sun on the water and Impairs his Cleveland does not much a WHERE THB PRESIDENT SHOOT BLACK UNO SHOWS HIS Commander Benjamin Lam Inspector of the Fifth Light House makes at this time his annual tour of President while accepting he hospitality of Commander Lamber pays for himself and OReilly t day each for extra the sum allowed to member of the officers deportment Not dollar of expense Is added to the on o the trip of tho Violet by the resident going It hag een charged by enemies of the In tbe slightest degree a junketing rip at the expense of the V single Congressional funeral takes rom the Treasury a hundred M M all the lighthouse tender trips aken by the President have AS FAR AS The stop at to take n to carried away y and she then pro eed through Canal Sound and River Into From file will make her way Sound 4qwn as and replacing ice may Blight changes In the M President a trick build he the best of and enjoys a good THEN AT In the evening they generally play Now army play a strong of as It Is a part of their West Point and an army officer who cannot play whist Is not regarded as deterring at either rank or In the navy whist holds second rank to but the President His favorite game Is and plays a strong gut le the tame that goes on tbe OReilly plays a strong ana Commander an even better would be very nice ta say that the President a and accurate whist player who has the scientific down to but not the He an average He Hag the dreaded by all play of own band tive of tt I DONT WANT THIS The Marble Palace at 660 Fifth Avenue Given to in the Divorce but Refused by Two Officers of the American Missionary Society Sud denly FOR FIVE He Ought Hot to Be at HiIs Only an Honorary American Church Missionary So has dispensed with services ot Its Henry A m this and Ita the Rev William An alleged unsatisfactory condition their Is given ae the About a month it is the accounts of the two officers were dls covered beIn a muddled and experts were put to work to straighten them No charges of criminality only The said to have been made by the Finance the Executive and when esser oody reported to the greater what they had found a special committee appointed with power to A meeting of Committee held the Henry of The Is made up ot representatives rom several Tbe of which the Chair man of the meeting was a pre a and the following was given the newspapers A report made March to the Executive Committee of the American Church Missionary Society by its Sub Committee on disclosed such In the accounts of the and general Secretary that he connection of those officers with the society was terminated by the action of he Executive The irregularities extended only to a portion of the societys current receipts or and do not Impair the principal of its resources or Its trust Beyond this ta not yet It Is In the The work ot the society is Just at this and H Is that Just now doubly neces will not be diminished at f Increased fhe signed by George Henry Jones and of 8t night relative to the Action of thf Executive The regularities alluded to In this are warrant the re moval of and The societys expenditures re between 138000 and f a vha money pa4 out In making the auditing of the society has not by THB TO AS SHp INA TUB witb Severe Attack of tbe No Edward Harrigan is seriously IH at his No 8 West with Monday night t elt so pn leaving Mart nat he did not think he would to Bie following Yesterday he WM family physician was In patient very and ordered Wm to bo kept oa quiet It aJt tag been tnd In expected Wme Mils There WM at tine theatre last nor has any date fixed for KEPT HIS AUDIENCE Comedian Billy Barry Got Stuck in if in and Wai an Boar tq Tbe the star of Rising Generation kept a Theatre audl 80 e to NSW tfl n of by a enoe waiting nearly an hour lait night on account of a little game of poker that got into in The game began In Yaten House last Saturday night and never up until 4 oclock Monday Around the table gat Prank manager of a Quaker and George of a Tork By 6 oclock Sunday evening Barry had lost hut the he was JIM tQ the Harry came ta Rochester twenty reached the Just ae tbe ager was tP 14 Justice Barrett Grants Petition for lute THE PAPERS IN THE tha Alleged core a Figure in tbe Cap itals of CHILDREN STAY WITH THEIR A Sent to Europe to Secure Signature of to the has secured divorce from her Van The decree was formally signed yesterday by Judge It grants to the custody of her three who are eigh teen years old sixteen years and Harry Stirling ten years The divorce was granted on the statutory Nellie a woman In was Van defense was a mere No arrangement as concerns alimony or other financial matters was passed upon by Justice by the on whose findings the decree was The entire matter was a personal arrangement ar rived at by and Vanderbilt through their The fact that an amicable settlement had been decided and that a divorce was actually was published In The World exclusively Thursday Shortly after that all the details of tha were practically SILENCE WAS It was decided to thing very Justice Barrett and Referee Kelly were Everything could have signed and the divorce grant ed more than a month ago but for tha fact had for Europe without signing the tant papers financial These details were the subject of long discussion and arrangement on the part of Duer and who represented Vander and Howland and Mur ray and Chauncey The provide not but more especially they stipulate certain provi sions for her three It is not proposed make public any concerning the agreement which pre ceded the signing of papers drawn by were delayed In their execution by the Rus sell Sage They were at last and then it became to send them abroad for Vander A trusty messenger was sent on a fast steamer by Chauncey He went to Paris followed to se cured his with the attesta tion of the United States and returned to New York last The were all put in Judge hands on They were held by him over night for and yesterday the was formally It may be stated that to receive more than a year The ar rangement also gives her the white marble palace at 0 Fifth on the northwest corner of and the country place at will refuse to live in either ot these rendered disagreeable by unpleasant will move from tbe Fifth avenue house at once will notify her law yera that the two houses are to go to lately her and that they are distasteful to She will occupy another haunt n New YorkIn In summer will continue to occupy tha morbid palace at which belongs It wan deaded to her before the beginning of tbe present It 19 probable that will for In a few Her have have to stay until the divorce not to run from which QB her who March policemen
