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The evening times., 1895-10-30
BEAR DAY AGAIN.
The Bruins of the Stock Market Still
I'm Control

The Bruins of the Stock Market Still
in Control.
New York, Oct. 30.-The bears continue
in control at the Stock Exchange, and this
morning they succeeded in putting prices
down to a still lower level - .ss=
The Reading securities were under the
hammer again, and material declines were
recorded. f.
The stock sold down from 1 4 70 to
Is 3-S; first preferred from "a 10 80;
do. IS, from "a 1-S to 12; As certs., from
IS IA to IS 3-4, and Deferred Incomes
from 2 3-4 to 2 Ia. London sold fully
10000 shares of the stock.
Rumor has 1t that tfhenew plan willprovide
for an assessment of $40 on the income
bonds, and SEQ on the stock.
Northern Pacific preferred, which has
been dormant for some time, feih L 1-S to
16 So in sympathy with Reading. Hold
ers of Northern Pncific stocks are begin
ming to realize the fact that they will be
called upon to furnish an immense amount
of money in order to put the road in good
physical and financial condition.
The general list held fairly well for a
tune, but later on when Burlington and
Quincy sold down to 81 3-S, the whole list
ran off Ia to 1-S per cent.
Inthe Industrials Tobacco sold do own Ia
to IS "a. Sugar So to 101, preferred 1
to 80, Chicago Gas "a to Sc Ia, General
Electric "a to 32 Ia.
The evening times., 1895-10-30
THIEVES TAKE CLOTHES.
OvercGats, Hats and Other Article
appropriated From Store Fronts

OvercOats, Hats and Other Articles
Appropriated From Store Fronts.
The robberics reported at police nead-
quarters to-day are as follows:
E. h. Cuttcn, of No 1922 X street nyrth-
west reports stolen from hrs resd. nee
about twelve days ago 4 Light drab over
coat. be- a
have been stolen from in front of IL Ftied-
lander's clothing store, corner of Ninth
and + streets, yesterday AFTERNOON.
II. Bogus. or No. GIT ID street north
west, reports stolen from his person on Sat
urday night n goid-filled bunting case
watch. .,...
A light blue overcoat was Stolen last
night from the residence OF c. hoffman
at No. $50 Z street northwest.
s. A. Syme, OF No. 221T Washington
Circle, reports that two black Sjeispn bats
were stolen from the hallway OF his ;esi-
dence last night.
/. b. Moore reports stolen from his resi-
dence, No. 1901 Ninth street north west.
last evening, blue overcoat.
A black kersey overcoat was taken last
night from a dummy on the inside OF the
Uncalied For Clothing Company's store
at No. 1103 Pennsylvania avenue north
west.
Messrs. Loeb & Hirsh, the clothiers at
No. 90 street northwest, report stolen
goods from in front of their store yester-
day afternoon.
The evening times., 1895-10-30

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad cam,
within few inches OF being responsible,
for another death this morning, and George
Muniberger, driver for the Boston Variety
Store, came as near to losing his life
As IL was, Emmons s. Smith, owner of the
store, lost valuable horse and had one OF
! his delivery wagons smashed.
Mr.. Mumberger is at home almost sicl
with the shock from the accident in which
the horse was killed and the wagon broken
The b. & o. practically admits its culpa-
biiity by promising to settle for the damage
TO Mr.. Smith.
! 1t was about 10 O'Clock when Mr.. Mum
berger, accompanied by Jesse Anderson,
! or No. 12S z II street northwest, de-
livery boy in the store, drove down r
street in lexington toward the Baltimore
x Ohio track. TIE crossing is beside Nc
| Gnfs lime and cement house. and Is to-
taliy unprotected by gate or watchnan-
! BLOCKING TILE WAY.
Freight cars staad in long lines ON three
or Tour tracks from the crossing along past
the warehouse almost without break TO
the little station at Florida avenue.
When Mumberger drove up freight car
projected beyond the end of the warehouse
so as 10 obstruct the view OF the track
completely till within q few feet OF the
crossing.
There was nc whistle, Be sign whatever
OF an approaching train. Wien the horse
was on the track humbcrger saw a pas
seDeer train flying toward him and tried
to turn his horse. Before he could get the
animal clear of the track the train rushed
By, sweeping the horse and shafts away
and leaving him with the broken lines in
his hands.
The boy at his side had jumped d mo-
ment before and was safe.
Mr.. Mumberger was SO unneryed by the
shock that It was some moments before he
could recover enough to climb down from
his wagon. ~. sea --''' r',i-.-
STOPPED THE TRAIN
Atonce, upon noticing what had happened
the engineer stopped the train, and at
once a crowd OF passengers and residents
and neighDorhood gathered with the train
men and Mumberger about the dyin 6
horse
One OF the passengers mercifuHy cut the
animaTs throat to put IL out OF suffering.
The body was then dragged off the track
and two hours later was carried away by
the dead wagon - '' q '' --'''--
Mr.. Muinberger at once teiephoned from
the warehouse office to the store, and
Mr. Smith and his assistant. Mr.. Walter
De Montreville went at ont-e to the scene
OF the accident.
II was Found that the shafts of the
wagon had been broken and at the same
time torn loose from the wagon by
breaking the Hng-boit. '''
Mr.. Smith sent Mr., Mumberger home,
as he was in no condition 10 work and
went 10 General Agent Alvey, OF the road.
The latter said: Send in a bill" The
horse Is valued at 81 so ami the damage
to the wagon is about SO.
The train " as passenger No. 81, which
leaves here at $50 a. m, R. c. Moore.
conductor. The engineer and fireman
refused 10 give their names.
It was stated at the crossing that the
trains Go not whistle there. and Mr. Smith
said that Agent Alvey admitted as much
to him.
The evening times., 1895-10-30

morrow Tor all alleged Assault on Mrs.
Dennis Canty. nude while his company
was playing an engagement in this city
several weeks ago. ..
Reeves was under bonis Ia appear about
The 18th of the month. but was prevented
by his business engagements, and Oh tile
representations of his attorney, Mr.. Camp
bell Darlington. Judge Miller allowed The
case to be set for Tomorrow, and on his
appearance then the forfeiture uf the urigi-
nal bond will probably be set aside.
Reeves reached the city yesterday. coming
from Binghamt"n. where he left his com
pany, and VIII remain here until the case
is finally disposed uf. lie is confident that
he viii be acquitted of The charge.
The evening times., 1895-10-30
xander Island Entrie.,

The following are the entries for to-mor-
rows races at the Old Dominion Jockey
Club:
First race-Four and half furlongs,
maidens. Argyle III, 115; Solomon, / 10;
La Petite, Tyro, Tobochico, Irish H.,
Milton II, Miss Lewis, Hands Off, Sails and
Rail Goundy, 95 each.
Second race-Six and one-Quarter fur.
longs; selling. Imp. Plunderer, Eddie NJ,
Avon, and Quartermaster, 1 10 each; Matte
Chun, Tioga, and Tim Flynn, lot each.
Third race-Six and one-quarter fur
longs; selling. Jersey, Lumberman, Traitor,
Haniine, 40 each; Marguerite 1, Belle of
Fermoy, and Blizzard, lot each.
Fermoy, and Blizzard, lot each.
Fourth race-Six and a half furlongs.
Dillon j., 112; Fagin. Padre, and Olivia,
100 each; imp. Samaritan, lot, aud imp.
Velvet Rose, 104.
Fifth race-Four and haif furlongs
Imp. savant and Drumstick, 110 each;
Siberia, Classic, Meteor, Somage, CASH
mere, Redowac, Della NJ, Quilla, and Mo-
hawk. lot each.
Sixth race-One mile. Drizzle, and Lem
to, 108 each; Harry NJ. and Grampian, los
each; valkyrie, Brugan and O'Hearn, 81
each.
Third race declared off and second dl.
vided, split being run as thixd1
The evening times., 1895-10-30
CUBAN MINISTER'S.
Thomas Estrada Palmer Appointed
Foreign Representive.

New York, Oct. 3O.-The Cuban delega-
tlon which was established in this city
at the beginning of the war for the in
dependence OF the island, received to-
day the official appointment OF Tomas Es-
freda Palma as minister plcnipotentiary
OF the republic of Cuba abroad
The document bears the date of October
Is, 1895, and is signed by all the members
OF the Cuban assembly in Jimaguayu, prov
ince OF Puerto Principe. The appointment
was made by acclamation.
The evening times., 1895-10-30

York, arrived in the city at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon. They are each on the pro-
gramme for speeches.
Mr.. Metzerott has had ii couple OF thou
snad lea flets struck off, each bearing Amer
ica." The audience is expected to join in
the singing OF this anthem, which will he
led by Prof. Coward. The decorations of
thestage will be looked after in the morning
Last night the commanders of the Grand
Army posts met and informally expressed
their sympathy with the Cause. They will
not attend the meeting In body but VIII
come rs individuals. They will bring their
wives and families. The crowd will be i'm
nietlse
The evening times., 1895-10-30
DIR. TALMAGE's RESIDENCE.

Mrs. Cole eExchangc< Her House in This
City for His Brooklyn Property.
Rev. DR.. T. Dewitt Talmage has bought
the property No. 1 400 Observation-Disclosures.
In the transaction DR.. Talmage turns over
to Mrs. Cole his late Brooklyn residence.
Mrs. Cole, from whom DR.. Talmage has
made his purchase is the sister of Gen.
Horatio King, of Brooklyn, who is the
Democratic nominee for secretary of state
in New York, and is a particular friend Of
DR.. Talmage.
The annex to the property DR.. Taimage
has bought has been occupied for the past
two years by Assistant Secretary Hamiin,
of the Treasury Department. The entire
property was formerly occupied by the
Spanish minister.
The evening times., 1895-10-30
prepared at the United States Weather Bureau,

Kansas. The cloudiness has increased In
the Southern States and the Mississippi
The following heavy rainfaus lin fn-
ches) were reported:
During the past "a hours-Palestine,
1.66; Galveston. LA; Abilene, / "A:
Beeville. Tex, LEO.
The conditions are favorable for cloudy
weather and showers in the Southern
States and the Ohio Valley. The rain may
Dc heavy In the Mississippi Valley.
Condition of the Water.
High and low tides as officially recorded
at The Navy Yard for to-day are as follows:
5:11 a. NJ. 11.41 m
5:35 p. M. 11:ail n m
at . q. m:: Great Falls-Temperature, Al:
perature. b2: condition at north Connection.
D9tr1Duu1g ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So:
guished at 6:18 q. m.
Napntfs lanlps lighted at 6:1O p. M; ex-
The evening times., 1895-10-30
ROUT PROPHESIES.
Agrees with Senator Chandler That
War VIII Snon Come

Rutland. VT. Oct 30.-At The nnual
meeting and banquet of the Vermont Of
ficers' Reunion Society last evening Con
gresham II. H. Powers. OF Morrisville,
delivered an address on the general sub
iect OF secession as one OF the great ques-
tions settled by the rebellion
Congressman Grout caused a bit of a
sensation in his address by predicting that
q war with England is imminent. thus
agreeing with Senator Chandler. of New
Hampshire, in his statement OF yesterday.
He said that the enforcement Of the
Monroe doctrine and its cotnplica tions, in
Guiding control of the great waterways.
especially the Nicaragua Canal wouh re-
suit in great International erisis-a crisis
meaning red war.
The evening times., 1895-10-30
Rats Started the Fire

Fire WIS discovered about ESQ o'clkock
this morning in the lunch room of Mrs Dor
othy Fay, at No. 352 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. No engine company re-
sponded to a local, but the blaze was e1tin-
guished before the engine arrived by Po-
iicenlan Kiternan and the inmates OF the
house. 1t is supposed that the fire was
started by rats gnawiBg box OF matches
in the cupboard. The damage is estina ted
at S13
The evening times., 1895-10-30
Marriage Licenses.

Licenses to marry have been issued as
follows:
Andrew j. Schwartz, OF Mineral County,
W. Va, and Mary A. Jordan, of Ohio
County, W. Va.
Peter J.. Synagh and Nellie J. DAILY.
Charles E. Bailey and Mary E. L. Harris.
Frank Williams and Mary Jane Lewis.
William NJ. Pfefferling and Laura Lee
Orr, both OF Charlottesville, Va.
William j. Walters and Jessie Lazenby,
of Montgomery County, Md.
Edward Briscoe and jamie Crown.
David B. Eddins and Bette Watson, both
OF Stanardville, Va.
Richard Offutt and Mary G. Green.
Charles d. DuvaIl, of Spencerville, Nd,
and Laura s. Bogg, Of Springfield, Mass.
Allen T. Larner and Mamie Z. Richards.
David Y. Green and Mary E. Minor
John W. Prather and Mary Alice Burks
John W. Urey, Of York, Pa. and Kate
sprAgins.
Silas Chapman and Marta Contee.
James W. Martin and Julia C. E. Muehl-
hansen. ~
The evening times., 1895-10-30
Tried to Burn a woodward,

An attempt was made last night to burr
the wood and coal office of ] Maury Dove
at the corner of Twenty-first and streets
northwest. The fire was discovered about
$50 O'Clock by citizen, and, with the
assistance of the watchman, it was extin
guished without calling out the fire depart
ment. Although the damage was slight,
had it not been for the timely discovery it
might have resulted in serious confla.
grafton,
The evening times., 1895-10-30
Collided With a sand Wagon.

A sand wagon belonging 10 Jolin B.
Lord, driven by Lewis Major. colored, was
struck by wcst-bound cable train No. 204
OF the Capital Traction Company at the
corner of Seventeenth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest, about $50
o'clock this morning. One OF the hind
wheels of the wagon was knocked off and
the contents We're scattered about the
street. The grip car was slightly dam
aged. Fortunately no one was injured.
The evening times., 1895-10-30
MORE FILIBUSTERS.
Many Cuban Sympathizers Sail From
Sugar Loaf Key

Key West, Fia.. Oct 3o.-The Spanish
consul here received Information yester-
day that Oh October "A a schooner took
large humber of men from Sugar Loaf
Key. twenty mites east OF Key West
This is supposed 10 be Col. Artegas' expe-
dition. 1t was kno wn here for several weeks
that u number OF Cubans were niassiny on
the islands east of Key West, with the IN
tention of getting to Cuba as soon as a
vessel could be procured
These men are said TO be provided with
rifles, revoivers. and machetes
The steamer Morrill, sailed Yesterday
for Bahiahonda and Pine Key. where, it is
said. there are still large number OF Gu
bans assembled
The evening times., 1895-10-30
ROMANCE OF A TYPEw RITTER.
Mrs. Peoples Seeks Divorce From ,
HuSba md She Never Lived with

Nrs. FtOpIts SeekA Divorce From a
Husba nd She Never Lived With.
Mrs Lizzie Loretta Peoples, stenog-
rapher and typewriter, who lives in this
city and works in Alexandria. brought suit
Tor divorce against David W. Peoples, Of
Athens, Ohio, to-day.
Though the two have been married since
July 20, 1882. Mrs. Peoples says they
never lived together as man and wife.
A short sickness she had Immediately af-
ter the wedding separated them for q while.
and an cstrargement grew up between
item from that date.
Mrs. Peoples wants TO resume her maiden
name Of Lizzie Loretta Rhine.
The evening times., 1895-10-30
Forecast TIL sP. NJ. THURSDAY.

For the District OF Columbia, Maryland,
and Virginia the weather will continue
fair until Thursday morning, but the con-
ditions are favorable for rain Thursday
evening or night: easterly winds; slight
changes In temperature.
For Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Delaw are, fair, followed by cloudy
and threatening weather Thursday after
noon: conditions favorable for Show ers
Thursday evening or night; slight changes
In Temperature: W incs shifting to easterly.
II is armer In the Northwest.
The condition OF extrcpaely cold weather
Tor The Season has moved southw estward
over Southern Illinois, Indiana, Ohio,
Kentucky, Western Peunsy lvania, and
West Virginia, where the minimum tenn
peratares reported last night were as
low as, or from. 2 cegrees to degrees
lower than any previously recorded by
the Weather Bureau during the latter part
of October. 90 . -
!, Rain is reported from the Southwest and
The evening times., 1895-10-30
Mrs. Briggs to Be Tried.

Mrs. E. E. Briggs, whose philanthropic
effort for the advancement OF girls in the
study OF pharmacy was noted in The Even
ing Times of yesterday, has been notified
by the Commissioners that she will be given
an audience tomorrow at IL O. clock
concerning her alleged violation of the
building regulations, as complained of by
Mr.. Shroth.
The evening times., 1895-10-30
Don CcIso Moreno stiI in Jan.

Up to a late hour this afternoon counsel
for Celso Caesar Moreno, convicted of
Hbeling Baron Fava, had not found bonds
men for their client, and he was compelled
to remain in Jail.
Mr.. NJ oreno had writing utensils and paper
removed to his cell, and is making himself
at home as much as possible. His lawyers
are still on the hunt for bail.
The evening times., 1895-10-30
ISSUED THE MANDATE.
Secretary Carlisle Must Examine the
Accounts of c. c. Waters.

Accounts of c. c. Waters.
Judge Bradley, of the supreme court Of the
District, to-day issued mandate against
Hon. John G. Carlisle, as Secretary of the
Treasury, compelling him to examine ac-
counts for services rendered by Charles C.
Waters, of Arka nsas, in certain internal
revenue cases and to determine what sum
is Just and reasonable as compensation.
The facts in the case involved a nice
question in Departmental jurisprudence
and Judge Bradicy's decision to- day breaks
down a uniform construction in similar
cases. it is claimed. An appeal will doubt
less be noted by Mr.. Whitney, Assistant At
torney General. who defended the Govern
ment's case.
The evening times., 1895-10-30
Miles of Rrairie Fires

devastation by prairie fires in the North
west territory during the past few weeks
have been received. A patch of country
from Bresaylor settlement, north of Bat
tleford. to Fort Pitt, forty five miles, was
run over by fire and immense quantities of
haY deStroYed. - -. IL -
The evening times., 1895-10-30
Charges ordered D,sm,sse,

The Commissioners to day passed an
order disniissing the charges against Ed.
ward Johnson, an additional policeman en-
ployed at the Webster Law Building, but
warning him to hereafter confine himself.
in the discharge Of his duty, strictly to
the place specified in his commission.
The evening times., 1895-10-30
LIVELY MEXICANS.
Social Function Ends in the Murder
of Five Youths.

st. Louis, Oct. 30.-A special from Mon
clova. Mexico. says, that party OF twenty
Young men of prominent families went in
wagons from Torreon to attend a dance
at a neighborIng rancho last Monday night.
On their return trip a quarrel took place
between members of the party, and a des-
perate conflict occurred.
Five of the party were killed and ten others
seriously wounded
The evening times., 1895-10-30
No Law to Camnel II

The Commissioners have notified the
residents Of Ivy City that the law will
not authorize an order requiring the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad to light the streets
of that suburb.
The evening times., 1895-10-30
2O%
Discount

is a big reduction to e1ive
off all onr gold and sll0ey-
a0a're and brerious stones,
but sOe are doing 1t to sAoav
that aoe can do as aeY and
e0en better for you than
anyone else.
Pay as a 0islt and aoe
wzX show you a most be-
uateAing selection of 1ewels
and hznkeks, and all sorts
Of tnsasNyss of art.
Gperett's,
./evelsy,
lgab F St. N. w.
The evening times., 1895-10-30
ne ADVISED SPANKING
Judge kimball Starts One Whip.
ping Post in a Family.
TWO LADS TO BE THRASHRD

Merchant Nash Was Not Allowed to
Plead Ignorance OF the Law Against
Street Obst r ruct ions-His Honor Ex-
coriated Two Men Arrested on Sus-
picion-Dock Was Crowded.
The evening times., 1895-10-30
In. Honor Of Gen. Hancock,

Secretary Lamont issued an order this
morning naming the fortifications at
Sandy Hook Fort Hancock. in honor Of
the late Gen. W. 8. Hancock, the hero Of
Gettysburg.
The evening times., 1895-10-30
Enlisted Washington Securities
BONDS

Unlisted Washington Securities
Anacostia r. ..........,
Brightwood Il R., Observation-Disclosures. -
Brightwood R, general.......... go. -
Hyg1enfc Ice Co--..-.-----.--....-... Co 100
American Graphophonel ..... ..-... 90 l03
Alexandria J. .6o's of lSsy, due 1904 . so ......
STOCKS
Anacostia & Potomac r R.. -
Brghtwood r X ...... .-.......... 80. ..
Capital trust Co
Hygienic Ice Co ...........,........- .... $500.
Columbia sand Dredging Co... .... 90
Northern Liberty Market Co.. pfd.. 80. .....
Masonic Hall Association. .........- -. ....
Home Plate Glass Insurance Co.. 10 .
Union Building co..............-.. % ..
Langston Monotype Co. .... 5
National Topographic Co. ..-... .... $780,.
Builders' Exchange. .-.-......... .... ......
American Grafhophone, pfd........ .... ....
The evening times., 1895-10-30
STRUcLBIIB. |! 20. 1 TRAIN |!
Another Grade Crossing Accident
At R Street in lexington.
ONE LIFE VERY NEARLY LOST

George Mumberger Came within an
Aceof Death-His Horse Was Killed
at His Feet-There Is No Protection
Mt tfie Place and Trains DO Not
Whistle.
The evening times., 1895-10-30
Washington stock Excnan.,.

sales-Regular cail-U. S Electric Light, 70 al
I55; Arlington Fire Insurance, 10 at 1i5; at $50
After cau-MeL K X. 6s. g 900 at1l5
The evening times., 1895-10-30
American Security &
Trust Co.. l405 q st.
c. ]. BELL. President.

View York Stock Marhes. -
furnished by Frank Wilson Brown, broker,
1885 street.
The evening times., 1895-10-30
Safe Deposit Boxes.
For Rent. X5 Up.

Every day we read in tho newspapers
of houses being broken into and money,
tewelry, and other valu ables stolen Why
not be prepared against such emergencies
by renting safe deposit box Of this COM
pany. We have them for rent for S and
up-a9coI ding TO size and location
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-14
MOLoNEY STILL AFTER PULLMAN.
Believes He Will Down the Masna.e in
the Supreme Court.


SPRINGFIELD, Ills, June 1i-Attcrney
General Moloney in discussing the deci-
sion of the supreme court in the whisky
trust case said: "It is plain also from
the language used by the supreme court
in this case that the Pullman Palace Car
company will meet with the same fate at
the hands of this court that the whisky
trust met with. The supreme court has
expressly decided that corporations Or
ganized under the laws of this state have
only such express powers as are granted
to them, and that their powers must be
strictly construed, and all that is not
given to them in express language is de-
MED"
The words of the supreme court are:
at should be remembered that grants of
powers in corporate charters are to be
construed strictly, and that what is not
clearly given is by Implication denied.
The defendant is authorized to own such
property as is necessary for carrying on
its distillcry business and no more. Its
power to acquire and hold property is
limited to that purpose"
This language, it is claimed, clearly
sounds the dcath-knell OF the Pullman
corporation when it reaches the supreme
court. 1t is what the attorney general
has always claimed the law TO be, and
Judge Gibbons in the whisky trust case
agreed with him. but the circuit judge in
the Pullman case differed from both as
well as from the supreme court.