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Evening star., 1895-08-07
Rumors Of Heavy Prospective Gold
Shipments
CONDUCIVE TO LOWER PRICES
Bull Campaign in Chicago Gas
Over.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS


Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
NEW YORK, August 7.-London prices
came 1-sa3-S lower this morning, but its
operations cut no figure in this market.
the only orders received being confined to
the sale OF few hundred shares in Louis
Vile and Nashville and Atchiscn. The local
sentiment reflected the uneasy and feverish
!eeilng OF yesterday afternoon, which was
intensined by 'umors Of further heavy en-.
sagements OF gold for shipment tomorrow.
anu tnese rumors were psrtly torne out by
the early announcement that another large
conee importing house would shin one
mlliicn gold per steamer Augusta Victoria
tomorrow. It is Of no use, so far az the
street sentiment Is concerned, to argue that
the shipments Of gold are made by remit
ters as regular business operation: that
recent shipments show a profit of IA Der
cent to the remitter. and that the banks
snow no disposition to ship the precious
metal The cold fact that gold does 70 out
creates anything but enthusiasm or a buIl
ism feeling on the stock market
Inere was no change in the character of
sne trading, except. perhaps. a more pro-
ers OF stocks to uqaidate their holdinrs
especially In Sugar and Chicago Gas. The
former sold down per cent during the first
.S nour. Ihere was no news to account for
VI.
who was quite active In all departments in
nis Efforts to bring about q reaction
chicago Gas showed the effects of the
elimination OF the short interest and was
heavy. with every indication that the bull
campaign In 1t Is over for the time being.
There seemed to be q concerted effort to
treak the price Of the Grangers, but after
the carly sales little Impression could be
made. and they became as dull and lifeless
as on yesterday, though very steady at the
decline.
General Electric was strong and compare
lively active on the report thar the rival
companies anu the Baldwin works had
come together. The buying was by brokers
points were freely circulated to buy the
stock.
The market for sterling and continental
bills Is strong at quotations unchanged
from yesterdays rates. Cable transfers
are being offered at 40O1a. indicating
selling Of exchange to be covered by late
gold shipments. The announcement Of to-
morrow's shipment was unexpected by
treasury officials, and 1t is now expected
that large exports Of gold will be made
by Saturdays steamer. Actual rates for
sterling are: Cable transfers, 1904 i9O 81; /;
demand, 400 1-4a490 1-2: sixty days. 4S9 La
4S9 "a
The only feature Of the last hours trading
the Grangers to cover their contracts put
cut earlier in the day. closing prices being
at unimportant changes from those of yes
terday. In addition to the shipment Of gold
noted above Handy & Harmon will ship
$115.000 gold bullion by the same steamer.
This gold comes from the smelters in the
west.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
TAILORS HAVE WON.
Successful Fight for Better Wages
CnnLiAlona

Successful Fight for Better Wages
and Conditions.
NEW YORK, August THE coat tailors'
strike Is gradually nearing an end. The
Brotherhood Of Tallors has won the fight
for better wages and conditions.
The brotherhood would not permit the
100 sweat-shop contractors, who formerly
employed its members, to sign the agree
ment. Some Of the sweaters have rented
new shops. signed the agreement and gone
to work in regular way.
At last advices thirty-four sweaters were
barred out.
Leader Meyer Schoenfeldt said this morn
ing that 1000 tailors are still on strike in
this city and nearly as many more in
Brooklyn and Brownsville
Evening star., 1895-08-07

SAN FRANCISCO. August THE heirs
of the Sharon estate are ready to dissolve
the trust which was organized ten years
ago. and which expires on September 1.
The heirs have already organized, and are
doing business under the new management.
The interests controlled by the trust have
been divided into two companies One
company. the Occidental Land and I'M
provement Company, will look after the
other, the Sharon Estate Company, will
manage the city properties. Both COM
panies will be under the same manage
ment
Evening star., 1895-08-07
SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

Democrats Mt Rockville Nominate
james Ii. Henderson,.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md. August THE demo-
cratic judicial convention to nominate a
candidate for associate judge of the sixth
judicial circuit. composed of Frederick and
Montgomery counties. met here today. The
name of James B. Henderson was present.
ed to the convention by Thos. Anderson Of
Rockville in an appropriate speech, and
the nomination was seconded by Mr.. 2. s..
Pampel of Frederick. There was no op-
pt sition and the nomination was made by
acclama ton.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
Winner. mt Cowes.

COWEs. August I'm the cruiser race
today Tampa was the winner. The times
Of the yachts competing for the eco
cup were: Tampa. 2h. 56m55s; Amphitrite.
3h 10m. 4s.; Cetonia, 3h. 19m.20s.
Britannia won the race for the big cutters.
The following were the times at the finish
Britannia, Oh. 39m. 5s.; Ailsa, Oh. 46m. 2Ss
The race for the 20-raters was stopped at
the end of the first round. The following
were the times of these yachts: Audrey, III
Som. 2Os.; Niagara, LII. slim. AS; Isolde. III.
52m. 52s.; Stephanie. III. Sim. 5Gs; Luna
H. 55m. los. Inyoni withdrew from the
race, and did not finish the first round.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
ADDRESSED BY JUDGE PRYOR.

The Distinguished Jurist Speaks to
the Virginia Bar Association.
Special Dispatch to The Everine Star.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. Va.
August THE second days session of the
Virginia State Bar Association opened this
morning with a much larger attendance
than yesterday. The principal feature Of
the day was the annual address Of Judge
Roger A. Pryor of New York, which lasted
an hour an1 was a brilliant oratorical ef-
fort. Judge Pryor's remarks were greeted
with round after round of applause.
The report of the committee on elections
of officers was handed in and the officials
for the ensuing year will be elected tonight.
A large number of ladies attended the ses-
sion this morning. The session last night
was but slimiy attended and little busi-
ness was transacted. Several papers on
legal subjects were read. This morning the
members were photographed for the rec
crds Of the association.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
Maryland Republicans Sanguine Of
Success.
TEE LOWNDESMALSTER FIGHT
Report That Dark Horse Will Be
Led Out.
AN EX CITIN RIVALRY
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
BALTIMORE, Nd, August THE head
quarters of the republican state committee
at the Carrollton were visited by a number of
prominent republicans this morning, and
the political situation in the state was thor
oughly discussed. All the republican lead
ers are confident that the nominee of their
party for governor will be elected by a
substantial majority next November, and
the cheerful aspect of the foremost men Of
the party since the nomination Of Mr.. John
E. Hurst by the democrats agree with their
sanguine expressions.
The republicans fully appreciate the dis
sensions and discord in the democratic
party, and they believe that IL ever an op-
portunity of winning campaign has been
presented to them 1t Is the present, and
they are prepared to work for their ticket
with zest that has not been shown in the
party in the state for years. Among the
well-known republicans who visited The
headquarters this morning were the fol-
lowing: Congressman Geo. Wellington,
Chas. E. Coffin and VIM. B. Baker; ex-
Congressman Sydney F.. Mudd and Henry
Stockbridge. jr., Messrs. John w. Belt Of
Prince Georges, Arthur Stabler Of Mont
gomery. ex-Collector VIM. Marine and
others.
AS the time for the republican convention,
which will be held at Cambridge a week
from tomorrow. approaches the conflict be-
tween the Lowndes and Malster factions
grows more and more intense, and q lively
struggle between the two wings of the
party may be looked for when the time for
the convening of the delegates arrives The
adherents of both aspirants for the nomina-
tion are loud in their claims of certain sue
cess for their respective leaders. and both
factions come out in print with tables Of
votes which they assert prove conclusively
that the nomination is bound to go in their
particular direction.
The result of the primaries in Baltimore
city is being awaited by both sides with
considerable anxiety, as 1t will go long
way toward indicating ;ha outcome of the
Cambridge convention. The closeness of
the Lowndes- -Malster fight has led to con-
siderable talk OF a compromise candidate,
and 1t was reported this morning that
caucus was held at the Carroll.on last
evening" at which the name of Judge Ed
brought forward as a leader who could
unite the PARTY in case 1t should be decided
that the bitterness Of the Lowndes-Malster
struggle would make the nomination OF
either unpolitic.
Notwithstanding the excitement Induced
by the rivalry, the republicans throughout
the state are inspired with a hope OF sue
cess such as they have not felt for years,
and the leaders of the party declare that
when the convention names a man for
governor the nominee will receive the en-
gardless of whatever preference they may
have held for defeated aspirants for the
nomination.
The kicking among the democrats against
the Hurst nomination Is worse today than
ever.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
Pnymn.ter Took the rir,t.

The first race at st. Asaph today was
won by Paymaster Czeller) even: Kenneth
(Mahone). 6 to 1. second: Tanglefoot BREW
erO 10 to 1. third. Time, 128
Although the card presented by the vir-
ginia Jockey Club today was a light ono
evenly matched horses to make the DAYS
sport interesting. The track was in fine
shape. Weather clear and warm; attend
ance good. Seven books were on.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
Hnbeas Corpus Case.

Attorney Andrew Lipscomb this after
noon made application to Judge Cole for q
writ of hateas corpus in the case Of John
Dugan, arrested recently by Humane OH
Ger Rabbit for overdriving horse belong
ing to the defendant at Brightwood. 1t is
claimed that the law under which the ar
rest was made is invalid. The matter will
be argued Wednesday next, Mr.. Dugan
being released on his personal recogniz-
ance
Evening star., 1895-08-07
Resuning Work.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
CALUMET. Mich, August 7.-Men were
put at work this morning clearing up at
Arnold preparatory to resuming work on
a large scale. The mill will be strongly
worked as sooh az 1t can be put in shape
for active producing. It is quite probable
that consolidation may be effected between
Arnold and the Clipper Falls mine, which
also started up this week after several
years idleness. =.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
Habea. Corpus Decision.

The long expected decision in the habeas
corpus proceedings of the lexington rail-
road. in its fight against the Commission
ers for endeavoring to enforce the law
against Illegal overhead wires. will be de-
livered by Judge Cole Of the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia tomorrow MORN
ing at 10 o'clock. Just what Judge Cole
will hold is, of course. matter of con-
lecture; but the trolley people are very
nervous over the outcome.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
FpmiIy Poisoned by Ice Cream,

SOUTH BEND. Ind, August 7.-Private
advices received here by Mrs. B. w. s.
Burton say her fathers entire family, con-
sisting of E. H. Lover, wife, two daugh-
tiers ard one son and family cook, living at
Raleigh, N. c.. have been poisoned by eat
ing ice cream. All are confined to BEDS
but are believed g be out of danger.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
MARQUETTE's MEMORY.
1t II HOnOred by Many Citizens o.
Michigan.

1NOHOTcU
Michigan.
ST. VIGNACE. Mich. August Father
Marquettes memory was honored here to-
day by many citizens of Michigan in a Gel
ebraticn In recognition of the missionary
exporer's Sci vices to humanity and the
country. The celebration was also de-
signed to be the initiatory movement for
raising money for suitable monument to
be erected over Father Marquette's grave
in this city. The town Is full of strangers
To-Day and its buildings are universally dec
Grated
The parade this afternoon proceeded to
the tent on the bluff adjacent to the mis-
sionary's grave. Among the speakers were
Gov. Rich, VIM. NJ. Springer of Illinois. T.
A. e. Weadcck of Bay City, Don NJ. Dick
inson and local citizens.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
A Chattanooga Scandal.
Special Dispatch to The Evering Star.

Special DiSpltcn
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. August TN
chancery court today Mrs. Henrietta Brown
wife of j. J. Brown, a leading city official
and business man, filed a sensational suit
for divorce in which the most serious
charges Of adultery and other misconduct
were made The complainant alleges that
the defendant made her jump out of a
window to escape assault. The defendant
mas peeI q -. eido ~ .,,s poa.u s. oL eouca-
ward He has amassed considerable prop
erty and is considered wealthy. The charges
were surprise to the people. He has been
married twenty-five years and has si1
children.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
Extra Jurors to Be Sworn.

SAN FRANCISCO. August 7.-District
Attorney Barnes announces that for the
purpose of avoiding delays that might
arise from the sickness or death of jurors
fourteen jurors will be empaneled to try
Dprrant. The attorneys on both sides have
agreed to this action, from the fact that
the trial is expected to last several months
The two extra jurors will attend the ses-
sion of the court regularly the same as
the other jurors. but will not take part in
formulating verdict unless called upon to
act as aIternateS.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
Twfgs's ArsaiIant Caught.

Special Dispatch to The EveIihg star
CUMBERLAND, Md, August 1-Wm.
Hartley, who shot and probably fatally
wounded Peter Twigg near Green Spring
Run Yesterday and who took to the noun
tains, was captured by Sheriff King of this
city this morning and is now lodged in jail.
Hartley and George Twigg. a brother of
the wounded man, engaged in a fight sew
eral days ago. Peter interfered and Hart
lev waited in ambush and emptied the con-
tents of a shotgun into him.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
TWO FATAL EXPLOSIONS.
Rnrsflnn On. Eon~.nAon

"A H1chmOnd COnfCCt1OneE Killed by O
Bursting Gas Generator.
RICHMOND. Va. August 7.-Peter Mar
chetti. who conducts a confectionery on
Broad street, had his head blown Off this
afternoon by an overcharged gas genera
tor, used in the soda water fountain. and
died In twenty minutes. His brother was
also slightly injured.
BALTIMORE. Nd, August 7.-Stephen
Scofield, colcred. was scalded to death this
morning by the explosion of a boiler at the
Tyson chrome works. He was working
around the boiler when the top blew out
and his body was completely covered by
the escaping steam.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
A Chincse Minister Di.mi..ed.

PEKIN, China, August 7.-Hsu Yung VI.
the chief minister Of the Tsung Ii Yemen
Chinese foreign of1ce). has been dismissed.
owing chiefly to the part which he took in
the negotiations for the Russian. loan, and
in the convention recently arrived at be-
tween China and France by which the lat
ter country was granted great concessions.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
Will Consider willard. Protest.

NEWPORT. r. l.. August THE re-
gatta committee has decided to hold a
meeting and formally consider Mr.. Will
lard's letter of protest, and take such ac-
ton upon it as may be deemed necessary.
1t Is hoped an arrangement of the diff
culties may be arrived at which will al
lew racing between Defender and Vigi-
liant to be resumed.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
Mrs. Tnlmnge.s Funeral.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, August THE fu-
neral of the late Susan Whitmore Talmage.
wife of the Rev. DR.. De Witt Talmage,
took place this afternoon from the La
fayette Avenue Presbyterian Church. Rev.
DR.. David Gregg. the pastor of the church,
spoke In glowing terms of the life and
character Of the deceased After the serv-
ice the interment took place at Greenwood
cemetery.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
Left the National Association.

SAN FRANCISCO, August THE state
beard of dental examination in session In
this city have by uEsrimous vote with
drawn from the National Dental Associa-
ton of dental examiners. The reason given
for the action is that the rational asso-
citation recognizes dental institutions Of in
strr ction with which the California body
Is rot satisfied.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
Mrs. Cnrdtncr WilI Returp

NORWICH, Conn.,, August Mrs Annie
T. Gardiner, the missing Christian En-
deavor delegate of Arcadia, Neb.. who was
found living a domestic here in the
family of Edward r. Lapierre, consented
this morning TO return home with ]. W.
Landers, her husbands friend. who found
her. She stoutly maintained that she is
not insane,
Evening star., 1895-08-07
Fatal Result of a Debauch.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. August IA special
from Whitesburg, KY, says news reached
there from Bigston's Gap, Va, of The burn
ing of Eli Hix and four children. Hix had
come home drunk and built fire in the
kitchen, which in some way set the house
on fire in the night. Mrs. liix rescued cne
of her five children. HiX was fatally
h,,rr ,aH
Evening star., 1895-08-07

COLUMBUS. Ohio. August IN. l. Moo
ney Of st. Mary's. Ohio. said to be general
manager of the Michigan Life Insurance
Company. was held up last evening by five
tramps at Upper Sandusky, being the sole
occupant of a chair car on the c. II. v.
known,
Evening star., 1895-08-07
SIR JULIAN's TRANSFER.

NOtn1ng known About 1t at the
British Foreign Omce.
LONDON, August IA representative of
the Associated Press was informed at the
foreign office today that nothing was
known there of the report that Sir Julian
Pauncefote. the British ambassador at
Washington. was to be transferred to Ber-
lin in succession to Sir Edward Malet, the
British ambassador at that city. who. ac-
cording to report, contemplates Iesigning
his post.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
To Set Aside Rule.

Edward L. Dent late this afternoon filed
a bill in equity against Mahlon Ashford
and others to set aside the sale Of the
Dent iron works, located at 33d and Wa
ter streets northwest, and sold at auction
July 10 last under a deed Of trust.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
The Forestcrs' Trial.

BRIGHTON, England, August THE
High Court Of Foresters has granted
O'Neilps application for permission to use
the elaborate ritual in the United States
as the future success of the order in
America depends upon it.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
For an Injunction.

Henry Schneider this afternoon filed a
bill in equity for an injunction against
Thomas Rupert, to restrain the latter
from taking possession of a dwelling house
and stable on lot r. square 493. until full
payment Is made by him of the amount
claimed to be due under a certain contract
Evening star., 1895-08-07
The Presidents Fishing Trip.

FALMOUTH. Mass. August 7.-President
Cleveland arrived here on the o'clock
train this morning from Buzzard's Bay.
He was dressed for fishing trip. and upon
his arrival was joined by Secretary Olney
and party. and all proceeded to Lcng Pond
for a days fishing.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
Can Find No Indiana.

A dispatch received at the War Depart
ment from Gen. Coppinger at Jackson's
Hole says that the Indian scouts are still
out and can find no Indians, and that all is
quiet.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
Racing Mt snrntnrn.

SARATOGA, N. Y. August First race
five furlongs-Silk Gown, first; Waltzer
second; Del Demonio, third. Time. 1.O4.
Second race. four and one-half furlongs-
Perfidy, first; Miss Celestina, second; ;
AmaZement third Time, 81 IA.
Third race. one mile-Lord Nelson, first;
Maurice. second; Nicolini third. Time
1
Evening star., 1895-08-07
Colorado city. Alleged Shortage.

DENVER, August 7.-Gustav Krause. an
expert accountant who has been examin-
ing the books of the city of Highlands. re-
ported last night deficiency Of $4,000.
Some Of the officials objected to his meth
DDS Of figuring. Ex-Alderman Kooken re-
ferred slurrIngly to Krause's ancestry and
Krause struck him. krause was arres led
for carrying a revolver.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
Bank Receiver Appointed.

The controller Of the currency has today
appointed Louis X. Church receiver of the
Puget Sound National Bank of Everett,
Washington. Ths bank suspended payment
July II, 1906.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
The Great a Buffalo Match.

BUFFALO, Ny, August 1.-THE race
between Robeft Jl and Joe Patchen is not
likely to take place today on account Of
the heavy track.
Evening star., 1895-08-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening, the high
est and the lowest and the closing prices
Of the New York stock market today. as re-
ported by Corson & Macartney, members
New Yor'l stock exchange. Correspondents
Messrs. Moore & Schley, No. so Broadway.
Evening star., 1895-08-07

Frederick 8. Duncan of New York has
been appointed receiver for the Evans
Mining Company Of Beaver Meadow. Pa
The failure Is attributed to the unsettled
condition of the coal market
Evening star., 1895-08-07
Grain and Cotton Markets.

Cotton and grain markets. reported by W. B.
Hibbs, stock, grain and cotton broker, 1421 st.
The herald., 1895-05-26
New Suits

Walter P. Temple yesterday sued Jonn
H. Temple to recover several sums oi
money aggregating $1,000 and interest. II
is alleged that the defendant was agent
for plaintiff and collected these moneys
as rent for some land belonging to him,
but failed to pay it over.
John G. Charles and wife yesterday Pc
titioned to be allowed to adopt Edith May
Quayle, a minor. The petition was grant
ed by Judge Van Dyke and the child s
name changed to Gladys Z. Charles.
An action in ejectment was brought by
the California Lime company in the Uni
ted States circuit court against W. G. Car
michael and others. 1t relates to certain
lands bought from the Southern Pacific
in Kern county. valued at $500. Plai ntifi
demands the realty and $4,000 damages.
Catherine TAFT sued James TAFT for a
divorce on the ground of desertion.
The administrator of the estate of Eliz-
abeth A. Green has brought suit against
the city and others to quiet title to lot
35 in Alanis Vineyard tract.
Ada B. S. Phillips, administrative
sued Perry Il. Clink beard ct al. to quiet
title to so acres In the Santa Gertrudes
ranch.