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Evening journal., 1895-08-01

Schedule in effect May r. 1895.
Trains ms, LEAVE DELAWARE AVE.
NUE. DEPOT EAST BOUND.
Express trains.
An trains Illuminated with Pintsch
NEw YORK, weekdays. .sO5. I'm
.s'Sgg' - 90, sl0.S5 a. m; 'l2.A, 'l59, ssO6,
NEW YORK, Sundays. .s.O5. szso
g 40 s11.55 a. m. 'S.O6, s5.32, 1882, iii D. m.
PHILADELPHIA (TWENTY- FOURTH
AND CHESTNUT STREETS.)
Week days, 1905 5.55 627 '7.30, 7.55, $780,
300 '9.4O, +10.s5, lilo, e11.45 a. m. s12M,
L2o. .1.59. 1906 1926, ass '5.32, $50. '7.s2, $40
:, sundays. e '3so5is 3 ss55s :z;se z; gg5 $50 go.
$50, .l.S2, $40, 10, I'll p m.
PHILADELPHIA, TWELFTH AND
MARKET sTREETs. W
a. weekdays. 1905, '1SO, $3.50, '10Ss .. M;
Sundays, 'sOS, '7so. 'n.s5 a. m; 7.sz
cHEsTER, weekdays, .s.o5. SIS, Gz7.
L2o. .l59, 1906. as. ASS. '5's2, $50, '7.s2..
cHEsTER. Sundays, sos, 62z 7.so.
455 1872, $50, "7.s2, $40. 10, III p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY, weekdays, s7.SO a.
N m .2.2l, LIZ '206 p. NJ. Sundays, 7.sO.
CAPE MAY, weekdays. $3.50 c1O.s5 a.
M, Saturdays only, 'L59, '3.Os D. IN.
Sundays, *7.30 a. m.
WEST BOUND.
:, ,B5ALIIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
s4OS, '5.25, '6.fS, 500 ss.5S D. m. -'''' ''O''
> Sundays fd2O. 7o2, sS.47 a. m; lass, '1O7
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS.
102 a. m; 1903 p. m. daily.
NEHARk, .ss Al Del, s4.2Os 7o2, '&47, s1105 a.
p. m. Sundays, "42O 7.O2, 'S.47 a. m: si255.
BOG, r525. 7S5, 1920, 'S.5S, lilo .. m.
PITTS BURG, weekdays, 's47 e. M;
CHICAGO, tS.47 a. m; '5.25 p. m. daily.
40 oGs55NCINNAII " and ST. LOUIS, '1255 and
NEW ORLEANS via Bristol and Chat
ta5nooga' .S.zJ ?. m. daily. Through
SlNGEItLY ACCOMMODATION, T01
a. m; S.03, 7.85, ana lil0 D. n. daily
LANDENBETlG ACCOMMODATION,
weekdays, 7.02, 1880 a. m; LIZ, 5.25 D. m.
TRAINS Leave MARKET STREET
w. NJ. 1y,-la p IAl1elN. .a..lal. n
For Philadelphia, week-days' SID. .Iii..@
a. M; 300, s5.15, 9.45 p. m. Sundays, $40
a. m; LOO '5.15, 9.45 p. m.
For Pittshurg and Chicago, daily,
For Baltimore. weekdays. go a. m.;L
'5;l5 p; m. sundays, 3, s5.15 i1f,
For Iandenberg and way sta>sOas, week
days, 500, 1923 a. M; 2, obs ,. m. Sundays
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA CFWENTY-
FOURTH AND CHESTNUTSTREETS
FOR WILMINGTON.
Weekdays, sS4O, 6, 7.15, ss15 $50, s1o.sS.
Az .4ig SIS, i5.i. $50 $50. rs, .S.s.
Sundays, g. 10, 6, .s15, $3.50. $50, II. am;
1920, *1s5, 2, 1880, 3S5, '415, sLz9, $50
s7.43, .S.2S, 1910 and 11.35 D. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA (TWELFTH
AND MARKET STREETS)
Weekdays, ,320 s7.55, si016, a. M; III,
p. m, Sundays, 1920, s7.55 a. m; ~ D. m.
Telephone, No. 193
Rates to Western points lower than via
any other line
c. o. scuLI., General Passenger Agent.
K. B. CAMPBELL, General Manager.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
SlO0 Reward. Sl00.

The readers OF this paper will be pleased ia
learn that there Is al least one dreaded
disease that science has been able TO cure i'm
All It's stages and that is Cstarrh. Halls
alarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh he
log constitutional disease, requires con-
sdtutionai treatment. Halls atarrh Cure
is taken Internally. acting directly upon the
h'ood ann mucous surf Ces OF the system,
thereby destroying the foundation of tie dis
esse ana giving the patient etreugih BY build
Ing up me constitution and assisting nature
pa uotns It's work. 2he pfoprictors have 60
nnica faith In its curative powers that they
otrr One Hundred Dollars for any case that
~ taii~ 10 cure. send for list OF testimonials.
~so.d BY Druggists. l5c.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
what HAS Become Of the Filter

The smsll boy cannot san toy boats in
tho BrsndyySine race for fear Of pollutinQ
the city's water supply Dam and cement
such rscel What is the good OF the
40,O0o ilter that Il can't remove toy
boat pollution from the waters Of the
Brandy ywineg
The water commissioners had better
buy a bushel Of ground charcoal and
nlter the water through Henry y.
Pickels's high hat; or establish a toy
boat quarantine up a. the head gates and
issue certificates Of health to the bows
who wish to have little fan with the
water which their fathers have placed at
the disposal Of the toy boat triumvirste
at Sixth and King streets Ii things 70
oH this ~ey ncsh longer the wstsr viii
be too pure TO drink and the toyboat
triumvirate viii have to establish 8
public brewery.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Tha nnhan AYnr.

/ From the Chicago Inter Ocean.
Tho troubles In Cuba have az last
passed lh9 stage OF mere insurrectlon.
That island Ia now tha reat OF a war.
properly so called The Cubans are no "
"bslligerents" Ia point OF fact. albeit
not yet rsoognz as sucb They arc
more entitled to such recognition to day
IN the Southern Confsderates were
wheu Lord John Russell made such
prscipltate haste TO recognize the JEFF
Davis government as belllgsrents The
detsilH OF military operations are liable
10 bs coltrsd seriously by preiudiee or
sympathy. bat no one can dsny that
Spain has on ila hands some hing
more serious than q nero insurreotion.
There is no doubt that American sym
pathy Is with the CubRns No man OF
intelligence will deny tnat Spain has
bsan rsmorseless and mercenary to the
last degree in the treatment OF Cuba,
looking upoa it not as child OF tbs
mother country, but as a slave. to be
bsaten, robbed and starved but It does
not follow that there should be haste in
espousing her cause. A friendly nation
has rights OF neutrality which must be-
observed. No doubt French sympathy
was with the American colonies from the
hrst echo at the gay capital OF that ''shot
heard around the world" and from the
battle OF Bunker Hill our insure ction
took on the form OF war, but It was not
until some time atterward that Lafayette
came here TO help us break the yoke of
British tyranny But 1t Will not be-
long before the Cubsns will either be
crushed into submission or be entitled to
formal recognition as belligerents, II not
as the Republic OF Cuba
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Enfarnsmsnt nfram

New York is nov acknowledged TO be
about the ''drIegs place on Sundays Of
any spot in Unsle Sans dominions. This
result proves tha' all TIE talk about the
imPossibiIities Of snforciDg the laws II
the big cities this country has bsen
the merest / d. Where there is q will
there Is wy ami both Commissioner
Roosevelt and Colonel WsiiDg have
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
n r.nlnllnr ~.

MENoMINEE, Mich, Aug. IA lumber
yard firo in raging here and has already
destroyed property scattered over 30 acres
Of ground owned by a. Spies, the Gerard
Lumber company Bay Shore Lumber
company ana others. Some Of tho build
ings of the match factory are burning
Two lives have been lost Tho loss is
$500, 600 10 s 600, 000
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
stepmother Charged with cruelty.

Providence, Aug. Mrs. Band, wife
Of Julius Band the well known violinist
of this city was arrested, charged with
cruelty to her two stepchildren, aged 10
and 6 years The arrest was made under
a warrant sworn out by tho agent OF the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children. twas stated in the charge that
the stepmothor tortured the children. beat
them with hot poker and pulled out
their eyelids. The society win care for
the children, and Mrs. Band will be tried
lntnr on.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
THE DOCTORS COLUMN.


Bo7kkesper, New York-Am confined 10 my
desk eight hours day Saffer extremely from
indigestioni bad BREATH constipated, latter
awfu ly. Please prescribe.
Use Gastfine, tesspoonfal after each
meal. Eat lsss food Of starchy nature
Natbrolithic Salts each morning bsfora
breakfast for a week Rise earlier and
taks a walk before break Fast
J.J B.,New York-Am troubled with neursl-
gia and pains IN the back of my head Generally
after get 81 ,np Ia the mornigs; am also consti-
Take ore Febrlcide Pill three times
daily, for two weeks. Tesspoonful Of
Nathrolithic salts in a half-tnmbler Of
hot water once or twice q wsei; q half.
hour before breakfast.
l. o B., New York-Testiae, in FIVE
drop doses, three Ii nss daily, on the
tongue. Regulate the bowels Nth Neth-
rolithic Sails A ,5s oas- half hour be.
fore breskfa once cr twioe week
VIM. J. c. II am troubled with pains in my
side, especislly when | walk fast or run.
Take Cardlue extract OF the heart. In
thrse-drop doses, on the tongue, twice
daily
J.P B ,Wasbingion-There is no bsttsr
remedy inside or outside of drug store
for dyspepsia than Gastrne It cures
" 4 PARKER, M D.
Med Dept, Col. Chem Co.
THE ANIMAL EXTRACTS
oEREBRINE, From the Brain MEDUL-
LINE, FROM the Spinal rord CaRDINE,
rrom the Heart. TEsTINE, OVARINE,
TBYROIDINE,
Dose, Lrops. Price. Two DrRchms, 81 25
GASTRINE,
A new and valuable remedy for Dyspep Ia el.ik
FEBRTUIDE PILLS
For Malarial Affections, Neuralgia and Sick
Headache, 5Ocents
NArEROLITHIn SALTS
For Habitua Constipation. Torpor of the Bow
els or Inaciion of the Liver, 50 cents
At all Druggists or from
COLUMBIA OHEMIOaL co
Send for Literature. O77) washington, DC
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Gorman's Man For Governor.

baltimore Aug. THE Democratic
state convention carried out the pro
gramme made out by Senator German.
John n. Hurst was nominated for govern.
or on the first ballot. Marion DeKalh
smith was unanimously nominated fol
comptroller state Senator Charles c.
Crothcrs Of Cecil county was nominated
for attornNy general on the first ballot.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Gas Fixture works Abiazs.

BRDGsToN, N Aug The resi-.
dents OF this place battled flames yester.
fav morning for the very life OF the town
The Ao ne Gas Fixture Works caught
fire eblut 8 o'clock yesterday morning
general alarm was sounded aud the
citizens turned out en- masse to save the
city BY almost superhuman exertions
the fire was gotten under control, though
the gas fixture works were DESTROYED.
The loss Is about S25. 600
Evening journal., 1895-08-01

A curious and ratheF ludicrous incl
dsnt enlivsned the trial recently Of tue
Phliadsiphia latter carriers accused OF
ctsnses which would warrant their dis
miHsal from ssrvies Oae Of the BOYS ia
gray was charged with having entered a
saloon IN uniform and while there
drinking besr. Il looked a little blue
for him, until his lawyer showed that
tns day on which it was charged
the offence WAS committed was Sunday,
and that the saloon was tightly closed
That carrier is fervsnt admlrsr of She
Sunday closing law now.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Tho Ins ana tha one.

The new city officials assumed th,
dutiea Of their respective offices to-day
They ars all good msn aud good Demo
Gratis. They are fully sensible of ID,
honor which has been conferred aud the
trust repossd by the party which they
have been called upon to represent i
is needless to say that they will merit
the confidence, respect aud esteem Of ths
public, regardless Of party, by reason Of
their courtesy aud ability In the per-
formance Of their functions.
The retiring Republican officials have 50
cond ueted themselves that neither their
party nor the city has cause to complain.
We say this because we feel that they
dsssrge it. The worst that can be said
OF them is that they have taken a promi
nent part IN partisan politics; and surely
that is no crime In this latter part OF
the nineteenth century when men occu-
pying much more exalted positions in
beth parties are to be found ia the
forefront Of partisan warfars.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01

proved this, the hrst by enforcing the
Sunday liquor law ard the last by clear
ing the streets Of drafs and other OBJ
structions.
II was said that thssa things could
not be done because public opinion was
oppored to the enforcement OF the laws.
Who said sc2 Well, the people whose
interest it was to dlsobey the laws The
fact Is the American people 10 our cities,
as we'll as in the country, are lu favor Of
the enforcement Of tho laws They may
not like the laws bnt that Is no reason
why they do not wish to see them en-
forced, for they fully understand that
the right way to get an unpopular law
repealed Is to enforce it
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
PRISONER COMMITS SUICIDE.
Hanged Himself in His Cell with a
strip of sheeting.

WEST CAEsTER, Aug. / Becoming 2
tired Of confinement in gloomy little
cell in the Chester county prison, Casper
OIL, German, 40 years Of sge, who had
been arrested few weeks ago on the
charge of stealing b'cycle, committed
suieide Yesterday by hanging himself
with strip OF soesiing The body was
found by UndeTkseper Winslow Chen as
he passed on his rounda Of the cells at 70
o'clock. and although he cut the string
imme diately, the man was beyond
resuscitation Deputy Coroner Russell
was notified aud held an inquest, the
verdict bsiug in accordance with the
facts set forth above OIL had been sick
for several days, aud It Is believed that
he had become dersnged
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Roller In SIX Honrs.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
Is agreat surprise IN account Of it's exceeding
promptness IN relieving pain Ia the bladder.
kidneys. hack aud every part Of the urinary
passcges IN male or female. 10 relieves reten-
ton OF water and pain in passing Il almost
immediately. you want quick relief and cure
z. James Belt, druggists, Wilmington, Del. i (
Evening journal., 1895-08-01

SINE people have queer idea about
our large watering plnces--they think
they will be ruined II gambling is
stopped, as In Saratoga. and liquor
selliug, as Is threatened at Bar HaI Dor.
II such charms as these are all that
keep our watering places in favor the
sooner they 70 under the batter.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Hls Report 3 arntlf,lnr.

The report Of Chief OF Police Dolau is
grstifying In many particulars. The
number Of arrests reported is 644 under
last year, which indicates that it has
been a remarkably dry year for the
hsbituals whose names were placed on
the black list and to whom the saloon
keepers we're warned not TO sell intcxi-
eants Nearly half OF the property
stolen during the year was recovered and
restored to its owners. The patrolmen
have acquitted themselves with credit,
for while the force consists Of but seven
ty-nine, ninety one marks Of moiia were
given to the ofisers. During the year
only six officers we're dismissed. Sunday
morning prisoners have decreased IN
number, and the falling of Of drunken
ness has led 10 . corresponding falling
eff Of arrests for petty larceny.
There are two dsplorable items in the
recapltulation OF arrests for tho year
Twenty seven Of the prisoners were boys
under 10 years of age, while 1870 were
men and women over 90 years Of age.
The good work Of the police matrcns Is
made manifest by the statement that they
cared for 2s9 prisoners, 81 patients, 90
dodgers and SO lost children. No one
but those who are intimately acqusin,ed
with the trying cases which coms under
their supervision can fully appreciate
the meaning Of the figures given above.
Chief Of Police Dolan and his aubor-
dinates are performing their dutiea to
the best Of their ability and are entitled
to all the encouragement that can
possibly be given 60 them. City
Council should carefully consider the
chiefs recommendation relative to extra
PAtrolmen for the rural districts whose
residents are citizsns aud taxpayers aud
entitled to their full amount OF protee-
tion from lAwlsss characters.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Loses Part of His Foof.

While working st the Edge Moor Iron
Company's works yesterday William
Faulkner had his right foot badly
crushed He was taken to the Delaware
Hospital where part Of the foot was
amputated
Evening journal., 1895-08-01

In view Of the wilimantic Savings
Bank deisleation would It not be well TO
have general lovsrhaullng and looking
into the bonds Of bank officsrag In the
ease named the cashiers bond WAS
signed BY the detailing cashier Of a
naighboring bank, who is dead, aud o
brother OF the e0shisr, who owns no
property that can be attached
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
rarm. of nanltnl runl.hmnn,

Forms Of Capital Punishment.
From the Baltimore sun.
Although thare Is marked difference
OF opinion among erimlnologsts and
others regarding The deterrent effect OF
capital punishment it is agreed that
sincs the eimplo removal from society of
The condemned person Is the only object
aimed At by the law, the most humane
method OF inhe.ing the death penalty
should bo used just what method
would be deserving OF such distinction Is
q question that has aud is engaging the
attention Of humanitarlans New York
adopted eloctrocntion, hut It is claimed
BY sons that this method has not
worked satlsfgc ioIily. O-her states
seem back yard Ia adopting cleo p
irloity as q means OF exeout
Ing the death sentence until New
York demonstrates It's complete SUCCESS
Meanwhile Professor Thomas OF thu Ohio
State University, has been giving the
general subject his attention, and has
arrived at the conclusion that osrSonio
aoid gas 10 the best accent for DESTROYING
he life Of criminals. Uader It's Influence
Re claims, the sentenced one would sleep
bis lifs peacsfully away, ahsolutsls
without phYaieAl or mental agoay. The
professor has in mind cell SO arranged
that She gas could be introduced from
the place OF It's generation, near by. aud
whsEe the criminal could be transferred
without any intlmstion OF what was TO
oecus While he was asleep valve la u
pipe oonld bs turned and the gas
allowed 70 enter the apartment, with
the result tbst death would soon ensue
psinlassly and without hts foreknowl-
edge. Though a CHASTITY question to
consider, still this n one which, from
ths attention it Is receiving, isdicatss
that the cause Of Humanity IS making
strides forward.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01

II there is any truth in tho old and
trite saying that straws show the dlrac-
tion Of the wind, the calamity howlers
who have been crying hard times ahonld
20 cnt Of business and that at once.
The news comes that at al the watering
places tho cry IS "diled TO OVERT wing
& parties who want 20 BE- sure OF
accommodations are forced to telegraph
Tor rooms, days IN advance. With &C
commodationH for 10000 people appli-
csuis are bsiug turned away daily for
latk Of rooms. This means money in
eIronIatlon and planty % apand.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01

The word "jlngo' was originated IN
England, but IL ia rarely used there.
This country has brought it into
rrominencs as 1t has the English
Language BY speaking II moro properly
than 1t is spoken In tho land Of It's
nEtivity. 'Ow's that2
Evening journal., 1895-08-01

EEyILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAII =
1895.
Trains leave Wilmington, French steel
Winterthur. Guyeucourt, Granoxue, Cosszrf,
lihodos' Ford Junction, PocOpEon, Wesf
Chester, Emoreeviue, Mortonvilie, Coates.
yils and Intermediate stations. daily, excsDt
eunday, Ht so a m. s5. 4f5 and 525p "a
Srndsy cnlv ~ CS IA: S. and 4O5 N.
Daily at 00pm.
FOR Wayneeburg junction. Springfield nnr
Intermediate stations, daily, except Sundsy
=. 20 IN r. End % p H.. Sundays only
uS 10. I s. and oE PR.
For Joanna, 6irdsbOrn Recalling z1d iofss
nediate stations. daily, except Sunday. at
10 : ~ and 56 ? N SnudaY only 81 C3 a "a
and J 81 pm.
g, NrHAFfShANn Hanafti tendeut
BOWNESS BRIGGS. Gen. Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
The issue of tbs General EleotIon.

AHN AnoAN ~ tNt NtnNLAA ELECTION.
From the London Spectator. wn
A Radical contemporo impressos
upon as that though ths Gladstonians
have hssn beaten hip and thigh from
Dan to Bserbheba, there ii no.hinQ 20
prevent their recovering this beaten Ia
very short time. aud placlag their
opponents In The SANE position Ia which
hey themselves are nov That Is quite
true. The victory 50 great and decisive
enough bat p Is not an determination
q The Zoe Why should we wish that II
VERT We do not want to be viotors in
sreh q sense thst we have no cccas.
ion to gusrd ourselves against falling
into the same kidd Of rash blundsrs bv
which they have been ruined There Is
no better security for using victory
wisely than 10 ba well assured that II we
do not, we shall soon turn the tables
sgainst ourselves. We want no blind
sanse of perfect security The best
guarantee We can have against the over
Neening pride of too fatal success Is to
be VOL aware that naughty spirit
goeth before fall, and that nothing but
wntchfulness and certain deliberate
sslf distrust can rusrd Us against it
Complete as the Uaionlst victory has
been, is fruits may easily be wasted aud
that Ia comparatively short time. by
either oSer anxious vEeiiiatlon or au
over arrogant use OF victory We need
prudence and ret courage mora Ia the
moment Of victory than we did in the
uphill work OF the conflict.
BSitish Governments Colonial Poilcy.
From the New York sun.
~ i reasonable to assume that the
Evening journal., 1895-08-01

They are having lively timo In Phlla-
dsiphis over post ofiloe affairs. Eighty
carriers have been suspended without
pay fer los6ug. forty-four have been
reprimanded and shirty nine marked for
dismissal. Who will say that Philadsl-
phia Is slow after this?
Evening journal., 1895-08-01

Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, 10
Wilmington (express), $3.50, 7.2O, 725, S3
401, AL, sos $40, 5.59 GIT, 6.55, 7.4O, Ill
I.16 p. m. and 1905 night.
Accommodation, go, 7.33, 910, 1926 q. m.
1.2S, 1903, 4.0S. 4.37, 6.22, 8.Ss, 1903 and lis
ID, m.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01

hSitish Governments Colonial Policy.
From the New York Sun.
II is reasonable 20 assume that th
attitude OF The Salisbury governmsn
toward Great BrItain's self .goyernin,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-18
A dDMIK1L MEADE 10 BE hEIihED.
lie Is Not Relieved OF the Responsibiiity
forHis ryiew-Other Naval Matters

WASHINGTON, May 7.-The Presi-
dent has decided to comply with Admiral
Meade's request to be placed on the re-
tired list, and that officers active career
will be terminated on Monday next. An
order retiring a naval officer does not
relieve him of responsibility for any acts
committed while on duty, or since his
detachment, Should his superior officers
order an investigation into any matters
happening previously.
The Alert arrived al Panama last night,
after spending a week at San Juan Del
Sur Nicaragua, in expectation of a revo-
luton breaking out there, but which
failed TO materialize.
Secretary Herbert to-day rendered a de-
cision in the case OF Surgeon William G..
Farwell, Of the cruiser Columbia, who
appealed TO the Department against Cap
tain Umner's order, designating him TO
serve on a committee 10 return calls re-
ceived by ward-room officers under line
officer of less rank than surgeon. Sec
retary Herbert supports the appeal hold
ing. with the naval regulations. that "on
all courts-martial. courts Of inquiry,
boards Of surveys. and all other boards.
line and staff officers take precedence
according to rank" The Department
therefore instructed Captain Sumner to
rescind so much of his order constituting
the committee as provided for the senior
line officer ta, ing charge and calling the
duty OF such committee official, and OF
military nature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-18
THE GoyKnxuR ~ PowERLnss
Appeal Of the Washington Committee
Against Alexander t'land Evils

WASHINGTON, May 15.-president Il.
II. Warner. OF the Board OF Trade. has
appointed the following committee TO pre-
pare O protest to the Governor OF Vir-
ginia against the continuance OF the evil
practices in Alexandria county that now
make that sect on Of Virginia a place OF
evil report. r. l.. Moore. Jesse B. VIII
son, Theodore ". Noyes, Charles G..
Conn. Beriah wilkins. J. G. Slater. Judge
Kimbal Of the Police Court; NJ. g..
Emery and A. T. Pardon Mr.. Moore has
called a meeting Of this committee for
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
Board OF Trade rooms
The action Of the board on last Tues
day night Is criticised by many, who say
that the committee appointed ought TO
have been given larger powers than those
conferred, and instead OF having their
work cut out for them should have been
allowed 10 devise ways and means for
Kidding the town Of the evil influences
that render II dangerous TO this city. The
reply of Governor O'Ferrall practically
ends the work of the committee, as II
shows that it is useless 10 90 any further.
as tie Governor has called the hand OF
the committee by showing that IL will
be needless for them to prepare any pro-
tests TO him. as he is powerless to inter
fere In the matter until the county au-
thorities call upon him. There Is practi-
cally nothing for the committee to do
now