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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23

4. kingdom Con,inen. .nl. Change
G &9sa' D e = 1880 1000 - 800 !S ";5s "- c%
And with the visible compared with "s' wei a.'".
WI, on ya,,'.s .s,9. ,,, ,i ., In, ,,ooo
CON- bush 2s"ol3 II ~ C.1 4a2'ooo De-. 772"""
NNIALs lhQN TIE na,Sr' ~%s Hg,' ',n,ai,nr o.
Io151n c,,-ed Kan ~ r0rIfK There va- d Htie
yoiume u trade sp.I'ed ~ 'sh' Un.,'.n y,
LEAD Mateet fat A. sou. .SfhI.Irh A'-'"'
'lWoI.Hssts AND sYLI.ps When ,Ae i.st s'a.o. aee
'g.'i""d for me market fer pm me- I ID 49, 49,.
i,ad~r i~Ist.on thefe is some irres,iafN The MAJ
S ss q pr,c~. ', or ID. Ia, sa em noe NV
Orleans -rn,fif"sai ofaalH 20 c.,.', rood
ss@s2c pfme Snoce. Haas larlaaos. 2.a25e ,25'o
ray k''1 r Tx E, rre Holn a 81 ub.. spirits
iurpen'in~ nrinet owing 10 scarGir the PFC bs
$2e ioI 'n.'9's %"ish 10 "G ,, ,,.,1y and
COCOA si5a'4ra 4u.'ra al 81 "@'I .; with
dmS ,pa The s, 'gsar %hic rc.ni Ia sn~,
S S', 9% I 81 "s Thu sT enasd f,r tp, n TIE
grams received from he s.G'h sISh ~ 1, t ,.,
an T' i.laGS snd nnse~d o quiet We cute Cotton
rI G nina here. sa2o,.c m crude hs 22a.? su
nsr y~iow pr 2ssg$Ic sanmcG ;ro% ", or I si'ar
sS;c Insesd OIL Amrican raw &c: boiled
500 ScE S&SD rhE tIS The market nr'h rss Is
4n iIrsalar w ,a". nom'nni En11.Ir .er
oo, 800 b5nrs cheese 2Os 80 D,ei. y. 90 ',.>
"a'gh. TO- a. bbs ja,r'caiing OIL - "a. LOO boxes
ehrese va W.. ihis ubrics,,ng Ill., ~ ca 80 tcs
Scsf B. p1s 800 sc s fos ss "a ~ o. o %s
G1"'e; Gram 70 49,, - r,u,lusi nan ?a.d:
fow 2t1 "on .mSasr" "a; Antwerp @-a2Nl. Ro'e
7c Iiamburg ~ pfgs grain 10 cork Tor "rd.r .
= l"r, r1r "n, hKTEI,s~The gcner, market is
h,nsd, , sani iy fr ,'enn ana 'onnas@ ~i
~ ~" shOri i''.'th an -
Wise uaI's are yrn.rsi,y about steady Charters fol-
s'ul' NJ 90. tons UrchIrieD sugar. norm
|"' hiiist ~, y,,rk Ioi,. Pn sdepia he - Eps-
slns uDa D.t ,.a,n.r G25 tons trrchairTJ. sugar.
ton M hlSH I1sIon iiIc lrtsh steamer. l7t2
tons genera. cargo. Ne"->"lh " ,.' sa'rrrr,l and
Hong Kong 70 ~ az ,oona ~ me ni'cl Kingdom
tons avn 'ihp,I, 10 IAN. deals 81 Jnhn. b. 10
ga Brtlsh snip o. ''' ~ ni, ,,s7 tons deils
Cardin or Newp"r, dos s sneiaod 35s: British ship.
Wet Bay - wes, co"S' ',J -, v~st coaa; England.
l3H; tone dta.S' p.,s tons ilmber I.nFao,ia 10
go 30; Bfi's. or,I. harE 80 tons general cargo.
RIO Jane'ro w - i',n sum scho,ncr 3o3 tons !um
h"nc. 10 Auh 49, ,,,i,ningon \ {, Jacm". 81 and
Der New asr" , 1n rch.nrr i2 ce hence -
pr chdfgeh cc,,n pTitish schpOurr. 80 Da-.
~ iroih ""nei 81 ~ Iati.ras l3Q14c bars GU
sugar Hsza 70 inhs 20 Havana. 81 30 spanish goa
tons. coal, II.lahrIp'h 80 t1r,rs,vlck ia. YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23

a THE NtM;YoRK TRIBUNE Will sE RE-
CEJNED Al THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. i,2I2 Broad
Nay, "a door north OF Thrty-hrs ST; and ADvER.
TISEMENTS at the following Branch Offices: "a
Eighth ave- e corner Twenty thirds; -? SiKth-aye
Third ave cor f9rty sevenths o3d Thhd-sve.. rear
lf2 Columhus-aNe; 50 Avenue a: i.3a3 oJi
West Forty second ltie Second @t Third-ave
33s Thitdave 205i Third-svc.. between One-hundred
ana twenh a an ne,npndrsS- I'd thirteenth SITS.
twenty hth-st; 2i3 West one ,wsnty rS,S
st. and 800 West onehundred and nfth.s, IN 20
p. o.. at regular Office rates 80 ~ ~
In Brooklyn az ST Fulton-s,; 81 Courts,: ~ Broad.
.. m. at regular ONCE rates - ~ "
'urop-an Branch. advertisements only - ~.
Street. E G.. London England, " 80 wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trans leave West 42d II station. Sew orr as Fo''
oy.s 10 minutes earlier from loot frstH.i!' s'
.::..D i. VI. liily. Local t. BunaIo L,
a;I5 A. VI Daty r,r Albany Utca syracuse, Rochester
,Suiiao. NIgata Fails. Detroit. chicago;
5:i5 n. VI. Daily for Albany Montreal uea'
Rochester. Bunalo. %ias-ss FAILS IVi"he'' i0e4''''
tltselanJ. 'hicas, and ~ Louis. c.,rao,s.
10 l.. VI. Daily. except Suuday, tOr S'Ne 0''"NN'-'
Newark, Rochester and Buhalc -..-o p.hss,sy
s;I5 T.. ". Daily Albany. Utica syracuse,
Bunao. Niagara Fails. Toronto Detroit 'le'eah"' M
cago and - Louis. ,a. an, s,s.,
lr ck.ts TIM at.s ~ local trains. parDr sho Steep,
.fnmOiatI apply city oiices a.
N~u-l ,iE aud stations Tine taD1"s a. P''"~''-'
hotels. Flr other information address 49,,
q e IAM lERr. Goneral Pass. we. Es-...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23

A. 2ii1Gs landed. Also. 600 bags ccn'rfugal haatS 20
49, 80 cost and freight The market for reflnrd re-
mains ,-net without change in prices granulate l'od
at a. r. thought tina: II the foreign ma,h.' az,
ya.r,I On ugh - continued firm market 'F"
price would b" advanced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23

OTHER hN'Nl-l' ~ turning
HpHG,. Apr. .: '"'ue hr',l.s 49,, = .,, IT,
p-,,. +.2". c,n-.tn"I ihrusi' 10. ',.- ~, So
$50 900 .'.". 80 marc "i'",' ,,.. and t-,aa,
'tff'H - :" ." g. ~. D.. '...,..
I."er - hs"d} "a n'a''', Ind ,.t.. ia heavy
steer. ct 2.'4'' " ~ n.~ ,.,'n, @>r.,r, g. .o,i
L,It s".'- 49,, ua<- r., l.,0t o., .ulv -f..is
5 = u~luw "'t''t - 80 g. --,1st, e.. f.ir
- 100 - =, -. 30 d. ,,ln,f :, .o4s3 iui,.l
= g'fi ifi COVE A." ,..,'t.r. f.f 'l- N.a
lu' hers - > ,.f ~ .tI... 80 smooth Oxen
:; - ~ him ~. p-rs - ...aS3 - god 20
:. So. ..!i at- ,t :. 49, 5, f-t Texas
- Il 49,, T.. ~ :, '-i.s- N,,.s l,v'r ''r ., "N
a. g. mott -, llYrf. Receipts ts' - -.-.. l3 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23
CENTRAL RAILROAD or New JERSEY.

(Anthraoite coal used eXclusyely)
Fur tA1ks AStI rla, u h.p.e az ~,
Trains leave station foot Of lih"Tty-St. =.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown Mau.h hush &
40 1913. $40 Ul 10 70 Eastonl A. NJ LIP I'D Ssv
to Eastoni 4.30 5.4j. I 30 T. Allentown, y ~ sunday
80 u 10 10 Eastom \. NJ, 90, 80 600 = ~ ar
For Wflkesbarre. Pitts,on and scranton $40 A. NJ
I:iO 30 i.30 =. VI. SUNDAYS. 40 a. NJ - =, ,,n
For Reading AT i:o 500 $40 1000 IL 80 A. a.; az"
sS 4T 80 10 I:s S so cS NJ II raj aEi as s.
For Harrisburg 100 ) 90. $40 A. NJ, 10 90 80
500 5:45 p. n. l2i5 night Sundays. 100 ';@o o'W
For sunbury Lewlsburg and willamspart a. 80 500.
g:lo ~ no 81 80 p. VI. Sundays. 600 p ~
For Red Bank Long Branch and POINTS sog,h TO p, nt
Bano. 4,i5 40. els y sundsY'p rSeep' ocean
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 SIS A. NJ I:45. $40 4:4o p NJ
For Farmingdale Toms River Barnegdt PARK ana bar-
nega 80 s:l5 A. N. Las, 40 r n oo a,
For Atlantic Clty Nineland and BItge'on. 4;2o A NJ
For Monmouth Beach SeabriFht and iiishaiHds, os
Nsvesnk 40 sis. 80 \ 81 100 i:''. AID. 44'
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
For Philadelphia week days 80. 500. 800 1000.
1880 DINING Carr A NJ ,$o 49, 80 buG,t P ,dSs
night sunday 40 300 100 Dining can A. NJ 100
800 Dining Can 600 +. NJ. 1913 night: ooo ,,,o
Baltimore and Washington week GAYS ~; ~ ~
DINING csD A NJ. 80; 800 800 Dining Csrl 500
= NJ I2.I5 night SUNDAYS. 900, ll;ac Dining carr
NJ 80 90 dining CAP 600 p NJ l2il3 ., n ,a ,7a
o6i 4i5 ga i40 1913 Broadway 49, 6thaye.. q East
i4th-st l3i l2J'hst. pa West l2,h-st 23l Co
NV York toGrtst >1p fulton st Brook
Company VII cali Tor and check baggage from hotel o.
residence destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ERIE LIN ES.

Through trains for Chicago and the West leave New.
York cNambers-st., daily, follows. ana hss
minutes eare- from Vest 23d-st: -
~ M,-Vestibuled Express for WaYerly, Bing-
S.IO hamton Elu<Ya BuNal0. Bradford and SalA-
rnanca. Parlor Buffalo. -.
OOn T.. N.-ycs,buled Limited. solid train Tor chi:
oUU cago via Chautau9ua Lake. arrives ceyelanA
SO A. IN. Chicago y. III. Seepers TO CHI
cago Gle, Gland and Cincinnati Dining Car.,.
COO y. VI RsTaiO Nestbued Express. arrives Buzz
Os)U fslo q A making direct connections for De-
trp Chicago ,lf tho West. BdTalo passengers
can remain .n -.scp,r until : A. NJ
OK u. M-Nla CAaUtauTua I.aNe and Niagara ~ ila
S.fO Sid train 90 Chicago Sle~p.rs 20 BuuaIo. chi
cago and Cincinnati Dining ca; n,,,,u.y
4 OCAI, TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
J. accommodations AZ Ill pol. 4Ol and %! Broadway.
1913 Fast i2jth-st Chambers and West 2$ts' ferres;
New York: 90 Broadway 333 Fulton Rrookyn 30
Hud sor.-st. Hoboken. and jersey CITY station Ers
rrsr sfer Comyany and checks baggage from
hotels and residences % destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23

A 5s;' .e-l.,.:. 500 ,s S$ 4 =
Visible ,uppy..............4G1l6 4S4"' '''''.
Trad IN Brazil sorts s very slow and ne ranE e. y
BOT ,5o @| and Ii or nR o 30 SPOT w JoIOes
complaining - slow trad" Iheie Seems ,.e,oyed n,,
Suy IN s sr We noe sales Of 1850 BAGS Mar
G r and 80 bag , c'ara is oniy az though
k, shows W fairly veil. c)nsia~ins the wsaA'ss ar
' FISrR XII MEAL TIE rapd whea @,dsy
were very cmutious and today thev ~eie unwilling IN
pay better than las weoks @'e,nf The general
S,noson seemed ~ he - wait for more srl,iTa goH
S,aS hn, nnGY snail volume II trade passed IN VEL
en- aour eales Of city -four coy'firg I"5 ua's
irs COO bbs Winter pa,en,s 81 25qS3 90 80 sscs a
s.r P5Ioe e4 Ksps'' pr ae os
seS bis city patents. private terms 90 9s 800
G5is cry an@ = - 40 bs spring ra,~1ls = g Ss IN
49, 20 -, re slsar ~, ron - RYE FiDuh-
Marks' arg sa,ss ~" bills 90 y, , 9no'Sd brandy
N Mo 76 sa GAM s. TO- wsn and g
s. toaS2 20. BAG MEA-MsIk ,oa, hi 2 rns yellow.
cuoiSd ON. s;S.0c Gb s5gsc. so :.. S'T TnSsl
100 n s7sas24c 6oniny chop s5a3oc coorS'e' "'''''
$3.50 OIL meal 81 o. city fed @asSC ra the expecta-
tons % The bulls This morning and sG"r$i ,ir A. bg
advance from the nnai Of saturday night FOR a, TIE
minutes tie buyers were difficult 70 49, rd % long
wheat poured on tie market ana f22n . the highest
tn carly was s'lniuii.
By Of 1zd advance ~ Liverpool h'n
market There rimors IN ~" an ,,.,.d that
q The bR shorts Vest. and u vas ,as ABIDE
~ them eager cover nj any Pr,r. wort
from this there little news In the MARI heavv and
cearsnces for the week from this port W.T." ss, was
rather Disappointing the decrense 1"ns n,"ciic,Iy
peced. The claim made by the Ouiis wa, are I'm
all the available supplies o, whea, IN u. a. steadily
the visible that winter wheat rlHe's n..,h,y the
shutting down for lack Of supplies Although
bnk ~ The supplies In sight the i''ci ,ag. week
OF wheat IS for the ana 10 w"
primary arrivals upward Of 1UDoVt Dufu. .aa1a
ports favorable good progress " r.is .n,,nR
the growth the crop and the daNanrtD'nt h.st n,
work In the Northwest Interior recrWtr ~
spriDy wheat markets to-day were 23o& Duff ,Gs xxi,
Chicago. II 233 lush nearly all winter. seds I'd
bush winter 1884 bush against 3D. liz h,sis @o0 0st
receipts. 1900 bush against III %sl bnsh ..ns,
bush. arRiht 375 $50 bush. Exports 1s4 4A prI
l79GG2 bual During the last hours ~ NC Gov me
was tremendous speculative trade tansac,on D.
dsy totang the biggest nRures IN years an
c3CO0tO bush. There Il wide commission uhu.' Eoy
the orders coming from widely Distributed sources IA.
eign houses tipe- good buyer anu ac
strength in Liverpool and Improvement on the .ro nv
eompani@d by reports OF damage M Tnnre 20
had very stimulating effect late IN the DAY
pesred 70 be good deal Of pyramans D" me highest
were absorbed and prices worked up to"ho w, ~ a,
figures of the day lust before the close tea, wa,
slight recession at 2W?4c net gain ,ash W, red al
higher with futures Sales were 6oooo oush 40 ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Fast Express Trains Il.
Baltimore. Washington; Chisago; tincinnah'
rviI.MAN CAR SERVICE on AL TRIMS; ,o
Leave New-York. foot Il Lbery-st daily tor CHIoAoo'
30 . m ana 1913 night PlTr>Bl RG $50 3. m
and i2:l5 night ClNClNNATI, 81 LOIS. a. M
d 30 a. m Dining Car 20 g 30 p m. eS sunday;
a % D. m Dinng Carp SEQ D. N, lib night All
trains run daily except 30 ,
NORFOLK. IL 80 m. daily; 20 p m, eS sun:
NEW -ORLFANS Roanak-. Bristol and Chattanooga
through Pullman Sleeping Car; 3 ?. M, daily
All trims illuminated with Pntsct light =, -.
Ticket Offices ils i72 26 ii5 lito Broadway 81 las!
St 127 Bow cry. y. y. pa Fulton -, Biookyn'
stations foot Of Liberty So. g r. =. OF y j.
York Transfer Company Will cal f'f ana checs
agg age hotel residence % destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23

do $40 H. at $? o., ,..,.r COUNTY Perm. steers. 124o
Ns s g g. g. 3 49, % 1S'n, at ksn;uSy
i'I at y 81 q b. . Is s 80 fS"i t. ' .
Sanders 81 Lancaster c9gaty 10 f G , s'T n, At * H.
g. i2S r. lsio rs, :, s. i?s' I, % DO.
1 e &C. s & s. q n 50 s '9P a. SS' @ &
ioe y a g. do n 10, n at 81 s. g.ps2 - .,
do " H. at g 90 D: = DO, is.' Is
81 Goldsmith Illinois st~e 1899 II, at 50 10 II
M @ T. % Re "S p1' Is hea No trading relns
veal. Nominal quotations S2opSio per head Tor poor
cALyEs Receipts 1888 head all for he n maI xi,
about i75 head unsoid Prices wele at.i steady ana
choice lots rglrd tne firm lnie',r m2s 'I lot AZ
s. ;oys'. 6rgssei caves steady. Win moderate de-
SANDERS e, e yea. z, z p @yeT1 iS st. 81 s.
i3c II a. 3 o. 81 a. III ID s2 . d +. ~ T. n
y ts d. 10. e. at $ ri Il cs 81 3. ~ i at &
!" s;.~aie, & Hollis. . yeats extra 10 r. at 8 -
rs H. a, 81 90 d. i2$ H. at 81 y p d.; Us H. p
81 ~ = d. ,o ig- n g {! &: II do ~ d. al @ u
. ~, IS I. 4 j, N 2? g 2 Fl n ~ p
iol d5 ila IL - ~ 10 do isi H. at 81 10 IL" III
& Dennacs 80 yeals 1873 n at s? >" do ~ i' "a, a.
s. s. sr d. At az 81 a. a. q d. 22 II at 10 do 10 h.
at 81 70 s' ga los r. al s. -, =. o., s., 40 ao 1913
%". Hs,% l. T. :. p :: d. (, s. ID; i q
@ g rs y at s. ~ u ' 81 & &. Is - H. Al o.
ni " s,'; ~; r. g 81 ~ 49, 10 ii h AZ At
r. d. ia = " s. . f; Sd & @k ~ 3s H. at :: e.
Jsii4r wright Co: iG ,eas 22 n, at 81 % less
NJ Collins, 80 yeais lac H. at 81 p :" do I'D h. at
SsiI.Er ANn AMBS" Receipts Tor two de- ~ "af'
tr ,hs nsri and counting tn scw held gter SATURDAY
40 cars on sai" demand "a" - L ~. hSSor
,yS.r o,her unchanged All sold eac,pi ,'r o
.'I '' a,r 5 sold at saasi az pc. extra unshon
lambs q" '" s %; ,p p.ad and a burch prime
shpps nom yates 'nn' '9,H a. , S' - i,mGs At "a
.a,e. Hume 4 Mullen. j.! uns.orp SGT" she,P no
a. - NJ =, - -, 20 d.. - ~ IS 50 - . a' 10 49, ai
da,. g sn. at a 5, Z q Z d.. : q :, ~ o-?g "a,
STATE 4mbF ~ n a. - - ~ az ' e. =, ~ I'i IT, - p
- 81 a. ~ II. =. s., % ,. a. - Il, -, - iss -
~ -, g. ~. ., s., -, n. al - 81. ~ spring lambs ~
a. .,,H II o.. ~ - ~, 9, . &c
T. iIarng',n - nn.h.1n "" ,, M 70 h. At s. ,T
~ f,I Gni, 49, - y o, S. =" ~ 3D. - H. ~ 81 ~
IT, So :. =, 49, = H. a. Il n - 81 - iis u-0o Western
DC ,atlr - oe unnarn Wisconsin ..e,g % n 3,
i Mrlrr,n a. J., n ,n S,g'I r. '1oi >" 81. no =,
50" j., ii. MI N' :, y. - riT - r. 4, s. 20
nm, ,. i"i ....n .l,' - n o., - :. ~ <e,,r T., eo
i, 49, n, Is, ,n,,I md ina NJ at s. u. IA Ken
'ts" .p = a. '' 80 an.n W'.'.rn chop JOS u. at
s, 90 ioo ; - y 81 -. 10 rn cl'P"l M'''s'"
.' %..' r. "s9.o ~ 81. "m 81 T., = y, u 81 81
SAL .n1., - u q, -. ~" Wr.'ln J.! -, :"
II Al b. - Kcn'u,k, 49, i-S u, a., - 1 ~ nav
81 81 &C.,. a. ' S 2r, i. - 81 >, g clipped d.
t"s, so aa,n y,'-To -a,.g Oh. rs n :; T. : 90
= Is ,prlns lambs 81 p zach q a. Cd" 81. c,,.
-. e. r. co. d, - 81: = 81, - H. A. - 30 .. D.,
al
The evening times., 1895-12-06
ESCAPE FROM JAIL.
Marlboro jail Not Stout Enough t.
Hold Two Bows.

Upper Marlboro, Nd, Dec. 6.-Charles
Tillman and Joseph johnson, two coIored
boys confined In the county jail, made their
escape Wednesday night while Jailor WILL
lam Jarboe was engaged In feeding the fur
mace under the jail.
The boys bad been occupied during the
day in cleaning the cells of the jail. It was
thought that they had been fastened In the
cells for the night. Upon no answer being
made when Mr.. Jarboe called the prisoners
some time afterward. 1t was discovered
that they had disappeared.
1t was later learned that they scaled the
jailyard board fence and ran in the direc-
ton Of the fair grounds. A search for the
runaways was kept up all night. 1t is be-
1ieved that they will be recaptured. John
son was awaiting the grand jury's action
on q charge of felonious assault and Till.
man was charged with larceny.
The evening times., 1895-12-06
DEFINED THE OBJECTIONS.
ABDUL HAMID INSANE.
Report to That Effect Received
Rome From COnstantinople.

ntIOTJ " hhaN oCSCiNCd III
Rome From COnstantinople.
Rome. Dec. Ga dispatch from Con-
stantinople, received In this city, states
that the Sultan has become insane.
London. Dec. 6.-The Morning Post pub
listes this morning n dispatch from Con-
standnOple saying that the reports
that tue representatives of the powers in
Const an tinopie had presented an ulti-
matum to the Porte relative to the extra
guardship Is incorrect.
There has been no appreciable change
In the situation, though 1t Is true that the
diplomats have made further representa-
lions that have resulted in q fresh ex-
change of views. There is a strong feeling
that the delays that have attended the
settlement OF this question will not be
allowed much longer.
The dispatch referring to the fact that
Said Pasha haa sought refuge In the
British embassy, says that he has been
allowed to reside at the embassy. He had
been ordered by the sultan tp reside at
Yildiz Palace. but he refused to d0 SD
believing himself 70. pc in personal danger.
London, Dec. 6.-The Telegraph has a
dispatch from Vienna stating that fifty
seven persons were killed In the massacre
at Hassah Kalehg and sixty-three at Eli
leh This latter place seems to be ideni-
cal with Fflleh. where a massacre Is re-
ported to have occurred.
The Christians ut kOnieh, capital OF
tue village of tbat name. are iu a condition
of panic, fearing that they will be killed
The dispatch further says that Said
Pasha's son is with him at the British en-
hassy.
The evening times., 1895-12-06
LARGER THAN THE ORDINARY.
-------A . - -
Mrs. Johnson.s WIN sustainel

The jury yesterday In the matter of Mary
j. Johnson's estate confirmed the validity
of the last will, dated In December, 1894,
which was attacked upon the grounds that
the testator was incapable of making q
win at the time the same was executed, and
decided that the former viii of 1892 had
been revoked prior to Mrs. Johnson's de.
cease. Under the will sustained the Lin
colu Memorial Church is entitled to receive
$4,000 as q bequest. The attorneys EN-
ploycd were. For the contestant, Kelly. j.
Johnson and James stewaft; for the de
feuse, E II. Hewlett and Col. W. A. Cook.
The evening times., 1895-12-06
MISTAKE OF A JURYMAN.
1t Led to the P0stponement Of tn,
Keys Damage Case.

Keys Damage Case.
Through q misunderstanding as to the
time to which circuit court No. was ad
journed yesterday. Juror Heisley, sitting
in the trial Of the damage suit brought by
Annie Keys against the Baltimore Poto-
mac Railroad, failed to put In an appear
ance, and the case was continued until
Monday morning at 1 o O'Clock.
Mr.. Heisley obtained the Impression
from something that was said that court
would not reconvene today until 2:30 In.
stead OF 10 o'clock. He was sent for, but
had left bis place OF business with the ex.
pressed purpose Of going to the court
house, but under the circumstances, took
his time. and the bailiff failed to find him.
His colleagues. therefore, got holiday,
The evening times., 1895-12-06
H,s sNam<wasJohnH Huff.

Niagara Falls, N. T., Dec. Ga. letter
received IN this citg from the United States
Naval Home, in Philadelphia, establishes
beyond doubt the identity of the unfortu-
nate man who threw himself from the Goat
leland bridge about four weeks ago, and
was swept over the falls before the eyes of q
score or more of people. He was John
Huff, not Bueie or Hoffman, ~ at first sup
posed, and had served forty years N the
United States Navy.
The evening times., 1895-12-06
PRESIDENT AT NORFOLK.

Stepped From the Maple to the vio-
let and Continued SOuthward.
Norfolk, Va, Dec. 6.-The Presidential
party arrived in this harbor on the light
house steamer Maple At 8 O'Clock this
morning, and after changing to the light
house steamer Violet, continued the journey
Southwark to the ducking grounds.
Only few minutes were required to
make the transfer.
The evening times., 1895-12-06
A.ks for = nixorce

Elizabeth e. Moore has applied to the
equity court M divorce from her hue
baud, Job r Moore. The papers are witli-i
held from publication. Tie name of the
defepdant does NOT appear IN the city ar
rectofy. a-..i.s
The evening times., 1895-12-06
Fresh Laid Eggs.

You cannot i'm prove on nice fresh egg-ths
trouble is Q GET fresh onea We look after
nat Our Fancy Eggs are put up In one dozen
patsnt pocket boxes, and escry egg ls guaran-
teed freah, The price Is no higher than Others
aek for inferior QuslitlsA'
WILKINS & COMPANY.
square Marble and Gless Stands.
Center Market
The evening times., 1895-12-06
Rolling NH witheut capital,

Chicago, Dec. 6.-Inability to pay its
men has caused the East Chicago Iron and
mill, to shut down Its works. Six hun
dred men are thrown ont Of employment.
The evening times., 1895-12-06
Co1lsus.lo m .in aI,ain.

Madrid, Dec. e.-The Duke and Duchess
OF Marlborough have taken their departure
nom tbs city continuing their tour Of
The evening times., 1895-12-06
FemaJe NoonsI,iner Arreeted

Jacksonville, Fla, Dec. 6.-Near Cler-
mont. In Lake county, Florida, Mrs. Jennie
Davis was arrested while making moon
shine whisky. She tried to shoot the
Officers. bot failed.
The evening times., 1895-12-06
Blshop OF L.sinvtoo Elected.

Lexington. KY. Dec. 6.-The Rev. Lewis
w. R.. Burtnn. d. D.. rector OF st. An
drew's Episcopal Church. Louisville, has
been e3ccted hiahup 0fthe newly establfshed
diocese OF Lexington being the eastern haif
The evening times., 1895-12-06

| The street-eXtepsion proceedings before
Justice Cox, sitting in District court, this
| morning were brief and fruitIcss OF material
f! results.
The attorneys and the jury were Assem-
bled, the case was called, aud Mr.. s. I.
Thomas, for the Commissioners, stated that
| for various reasons. among others the in
ability OF Mr.. WorthingtoD, his colleague,
| to be In attendance, it was impossible to
| proceed.
He asked that further hearing be post
poued until Monday morning r~---- ,9
Mr.. Nathaniel Wilson, for the respond
| ents, objected TO postponenent except good
| reasons were assigned. He wanted 10 know
something Of the case which the United
States expected To make out.
SIX WITNESSES.
Itwas developed that Mr.. Thomas expects
to have SIX witnesses examined, and that
the examina ton or them will probably CON-
sun,e the time OF the court on Monday.
Justice Cox finally decided TO postpone
the hearing, and SO ordered.
The property located within the lines OF
the subdivision under consideration, all of
which has been personally inspected by
the jury, is owned in part by the folio wing
persons, respectively: Grant & Stone, Mrs.
Mary A. Langtree, Mr.. Whitlock. DIR. Bab-
bitt, WIN. Ramsey, Mrs. c. H. Armes,
George +. Stone, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mr.. Row
zee, John Rudden, ]. w. Sampson, DIR. Bab-
bitt, Theo, Harding, J. h. Sienlan, g. War
field Simpson. Mcmahon, Hendley Smith,
Messrs. Mcpherson. Bates. Flint, Towner.
Rubesam, Dr.. Perro, and about eighty
others.
A copy of the bin, 529, introduced De-
cember 3, to amend the act tu provide
a permanent system of highways, was in
the possession of an Interested owner at
court.
DEFINED THE OBJECTIONS.
His comment ON the provisions was not
favorable to the measure, and he defined
his objections as follows:
THE main difference between the pro-
posed amendment and the original bill is
that the principle of taxation is substi-
tuted for that of eminent domain. The
right of taxation by government is un-
limited, while the principle underlying emf
nent domain is that the power af govern
ment shall be restricted, and requires
that just compensation be afforded. OF
course that applies only tn the remnant
of property. that remains tn the individ-
ual'
Many OF the property owners will be
summoned as witnesses in the maintenance
of their claims.
The evening times., 1895-12-06
DANGER IS IN THE WASTE
Or. WOodWard's New Plan to Pre-.
vent Spread Of Contagion.
PAPER SHOULD BE BURNED

Com m missioners May Ask for Money
to Provide a Crematory for This
Class of Matter Inst cad OF Allowing
1t 10 BE Put Upon the City Dumps.
Theory Supported by Facts.