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Evening star., 1895-07-29

A collision occurred last evening about
7:30 o'clock at 7th and streets between
5th street cable train, drawn by grir
car No. Z, and car No. SO of the 9th street
line. Both cars we're partially demolished
kut the passengers escaped without injury
The accident caused block on each road
.or about half an hour.
Evening star., 1895-07-29

Earned runs-Chcago, 2; Washington, 2. Two
base hits-WMmot, Scheibcck Threebase hit
I.ange. Sacrifice hits-Crooks Hassamer. Stolen
bases-Dahlen, Ryan, Cartwright. Double plays
Dahen. Stewart and AnsOn; Crooks, Scheibeck and
Cartwright; Stewart, Dahlen and Anson; Lanye and
Everett. First base on balls-On Boyd 2; OF Grit
nth, 2. Struck out-By Boyd, 9; by Griffith, T..
Time of game-Two hours. Umplre-Jevne
Evening star., 1895-07-29
Sunday p1sc DnlI.

Louisville won from Baltimore yesterday
by punching hits in the third inning.
Il. Fl. E.
Iouisvile....... 90 OOO-4 . Z
Eaitimorc......l 10000 0-3 1
batteries, Weyhins and Warner, Esper
and Robinson.
BROOKLYN won from St. Louis in veil
played game. TIE spectators thought that
they We're ;obbei ly -inpirc Burnham
r. II. E.
St Ioui.........0 90 1902 8
i.roOklyn. n........ 0 0 20 2OG0 1--4
Batteries, Breitensteln and Miller, Stein
and Grim.
Cincinnati won froil C'evslan1 by hard
hittirE.
p. TT. E.
Clovelana... O7Oooc cOO2-e II i
Ci..ui1na:i..... 7O5 l 900 X-13 Is 3
Itattrrits Rhincs. Dwyer and Vaughn.
Cuppy. Isoell, Wilson and ZElner.
Evening star., 1895-07-29
WILL. STOP THE FIGHT.
Gov. CClbersOn of Texas on the Cor.
bett-Fitzeimm mmOna Match.

Governor Culbersor of Texa: has issued
a proclamation in regard to the Corbett-
Fitzsimmons fight, In which he says:
Whereas, fighting, whether with or with
out gloves. is expressly prohibited by the
law of this state, and any person who acts
as second, stakeholder. counselor, or ad-
wiser, or who shall render aid of any such
character in any such fight, Is principal in
such offease, and. whereas. it is the duty
of the police officers to present infractions
of said law as well to cause offenders
to be apprehended and punished, for which
ample provision is made;
Now. therefore, l, C.. A. Cuiberson, gov
ernor of the state OF Texas, by virtue Of
the authority vested in me by the consti-
tuition and laws thereof, do hereby urge
the various officers charged with such
duties both to prevent the commission of
such offenses and cause offenders to be
punished, and all persons contemplating
future infraction of said law are warned
to desist therefron, and are put upon
notice that to the limit of executive author
ity l shall take care that the law is faith
fully executed to the end that such offenses
may be prevented ard Offenders punished"
Evening star., 1895-07-29
Saturdays Ball Games.

Washington won from Chicago Saturday
by hard hitting, making seven runs In the
sixth inning and the game. The score:
r. H. E.
Chicago. ......... OO2OO1O22-7 IL 4
Washington... 2OOO70 Ito 10
Batteries, Hutchinson and Kittridge, Mer-
Ger and Mcclure.
Other league games Saturday resulted as
follows: Baltimore. %; Louisville, G. Gin
cinnati II; Philadelphia, 4. Boston, g.;
Cleveland, .. Brooklyn, u; st. Louis, 2.
Evening star., 1895-07-29

The most expensive short story ever
printed Is '"The Long Arm,' the 5000
prize detective story, the first installnent of
which will be printed in The Star of Sat-
urday, August 3.
Evening star., 1895-07-29

The insurance men of Washington and
Baltimore played game of base ball at
Natiol.aI Park Saturday that resulted III
victory for the former team by e7 to :.,1.
Only seven innings wero played, Eut tho
spectators received the worth OF the price
Evening star., 1895-07-29
The League Record.

Today'x Schedule of Games.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
st. Louis al Louisville.
Boston at Philadelphia. Postponed game.)
Evening star., 1895-07-29
The Western Trip.

The second western trip of the eastern
clubs OF the National League closed yes
teriay. the east won 81 out of the 1o7
games played. The record follows:
Evening star., 1895-07-29

The frs. tnstallment of the $1,000 prize
detective story, 'The Long ARM" by Miss
Mary E. Wilkins. will be printed in The
Sta- Saturday. August 8.
Evening star., 1895-07-29
belmont offered $4,000.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. July 29-A special
to the Commercial Gazette from Lexing-
ton. KY, says: Byron McClelland says
Belmont's option en- Henry of Navarro ex-
pired last Tuesday. McClelland asked
$4,000. Belmont offered $4,000 McClel-
land says he thinks he will retro from the
turf for next year al least.
Evening star., 1895-07-29
LATE SPORTING NEW S
LAST GAME IN THE WEST.
The Senator's Close Their Trip With n
nafR

Defeat.
Lange's long throw to third, doubling up
Boyd, destroyed Washington's last chance
to tie the game at Chicago yesterday. 1t
was great bit of fielding. Washington lost
for lack of opportune hitting. Score:
Evening star., 1895-07-29
Value of the Futurfty.

The Coney Island Jockey Club an
nounces that the value of the Futurity. to
be run at sheepshead Bay on Saturday.
August "a, will be 1860. Among the prob
able contenders for this stake are Hand
spring. Hastings, ,Applegate. Crescendo, For
NAL. Damsel, Axiom, Beau Ideal II, MINI
rod. Requital, Bonaparte. Wishard, Merry
Prince, Jefferson, Refugee, Hazlet, Sonata
and tie Native.
Evening star., 1895-07-29
Coming ER st.

The Reliance Club of San Francisco has
decided to organize its foot ball team and
send it east. 1t is proposed in the fall to
compete with the teams of the great uni
versities. Among those to be challenged
will be the big Four" comprising the uni
versities Of Michigan, Pennsylvania, Har-
ward and Yale.
Evening star., 1895-07-29

between the seniors and a picked crew.
The seniors rowed. Mills, stroke; Howard.
3; Taylor, 2 and Capt. Moore, bow. The
picked crew had Leet, stroke; Ross. 3; Luu-
Ium, 2, and Fischer, bow. The seniors won
the race in good form.
An informal hop in the ball room Of the
club house followed.
Evening star., 1895-07-29
Tyler Lo,xers n Record.

Over seven thousand people saw Tyler
lower the five-nlile bicycle record Saturday
Afternoon at Lynn, Mass. in II minutes
% As seconds, breaking the best previous
record. made by Harry Wheeler of Brook
lyn. N. Y, of IL minutes 13 seconds. The
race was between Tyler and Sanger. Ty-
Ter won by fully one-third of a mile. San
ger finished in IL minutes 13 seconds.
Evening star., 1895-10-18
FAMILY TROUBLES.
Geo. Taylor Has a Wife Who Objects
to Threats.

George Taylor. colored man, who is a
bricklayer by trade, and who has an in
terestng family. a wife and three children,
is so fcad OF whisky that he has left the
wife and little ones to look out for them
selves. and now the government is caring
for him. All the discussion about the es-
tablishment of a whipping post for men
who ill-treat their wives seems to have had
no effect on him, for he went to his wife's
home, 1152 18th street, three days ago and
made her seek a place Of safety elsewhere,
and yesterday when he appeared for trial
on charges preferred against him by his
wife he was SO much under the influence OF
liquor that he was unable to make con-
nected statement.
Several times during the trial he became
so noisy that the court had to order the
bailiff to restrain him.
How long have you been marriedT'
Judge Miller asked the woman who is more
than convinced that marriage with her has
been complete failure.
Her husband, she says, does not con-
tribute to the support of her children or
herself, and her brother rents the house
for her.
During the absence of her brother, she
says. he comes there under the influence of
liquor. chokes her and runs her out of the
house He has made her leave the house
when she was only partly dressed and seak
the protection of men or the street.
How long have you been separated?
Judge Miller asked her.
Two years" she answered, land he al
ways comes there and wants to know " hat
1 am going to do. / tell him can't do any
thing so long as he is a arunkard."
In addition to his assaulting her the other
day, he said he would kill her il she had
him arrested He went out, she said. and
got knife. and then came over the back
fence to renew his assault.
Mrs. Taylor said that her neighbors would
substantIate what she said.
Il just want to refute every statement
she made" said the intoxicated husband.
''She won't let me support the children"
For twelve years. he said they lived with
out any trouble.
Judge Miller directed that a charge OF
threats be filed against the man, which was
done, and he was sentenced to give real
estate security in the sum of $500 or re-
main in jail six months.
On the charge of assault a sentence of SO
or thirty days was imposed.
Evening star., 1895-10-18

all. with maximum beam of 40 feet. At
draft of 8 feet her displacement is 1891
tons.
In external appearance she will resemble
small battlesh.p as she has a large mill
tary mast with two military tops similar
in all respects to the one on the battleship
Iowa, and which serves TO command The
banks of a river or houses in any town
where she may have to prevent rioting. A
coming tower on the mast, just below the
first military top, enables the ship to be
maneuvered at a height of forty-five feet
above the water lire.
The space available for quarters of Tho
crew is very large and affords berthng
capacity for many additional men besides
her crew. To facilitate landing a large body
OF men, she has ships boats of an unusual
SIZE, her steam cutter and sailing launch
being each thi1ty-three feet long. or as large
as those supplied to the heaviest battleships.
The machinery consists OF triple expansion
twin screw engines. The total coal bunker
capacity is about 2S0 tons.
In order to provide a free flow of water to
the screw propellers, the after body of the
vessel has been largely cut away and two
rudders are provided. one ahead Of the other.
in the middle line of the vessel This, to-
gether with heavy braces, which are fitted
just abaft the after ru6der, 50 that 1t may
be possible without damaging the rudders,
to run the vessel into river bank and let
her swing around with the current when
turning in narrow channels, all give her
very novel appearance.
Her battery is the same as that Of the
Nashville, and her guns are protected IN
the same manner. She is provided with q
search Eight, placed on her military mast
but she has no torpedo tubes.
Having now served their apprenticeship
In the construction of naval vessels, il Will
be more than probable that the Newport
News company VIII secure at least one OF
the new battleships authorized by Congress.
and perhaps some still larger vessels for
foreign navy. which their extensive plant
VIII enable them to build with remarkable
rapidity.
Evening star., 1895-10-18
NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS,
According to the Supreme Court They
Constitute Tive PARTIES.

According to the Supreme Court They
Constitute Tive PARTIES.
According to a decision of the Nebraska
supreme court handed down yesterday,
there are two democratic parties in Ne
braska. In the case of the application
Of c. ]. Phelps for a writ of man
damus to compel the secretary of state to
certify the meme of the free silver demo-
crat candidate for judge of the supreme
court as the only representative of tine
democratic party, the court denied the writ
and dismissed the case.
There are two democratic candidates for
judge of the supreme court in Nebraska.
G. j. Phelps was nominated by the free
silver wing of the party, which acknowl-
edges eX-Congressman w. J. Bryan as its
CHEF T. J. Mahoney was nominated at
ar rother convention by the administration
democrats, who are controlled in this state
by Secretary Of Agriculture ]. Sterling
Merton.
Both candidates will be placed on the OFF,
cial ballot and designated as democrats.
Evening star., 1895-10-18
SCOTS Emulsion

is not a secret remedy. 1t is
simply the purest Norway Cod
liver Oil, the finest Hypophos-
phites, and chemicallypure Glyc-
crime, all combined into aperfect
Emulsion SO that it will never
change or lose its integrity.
This is the secret of SCOTS
Emulsion's great success.
1t is the happy combination of
these most valuable ingredients,
materially increasing their po-
tency; hence the great value of
SCOTS Emulsion in wasting dis
eases. We think people should
know what they are taking into
their stomachs.
Don't be persuaded TO accept a ss6stituts!
Scott & Bovine, NY. All Druggists. SOC. aid 81
Evening star., 1895-10-18

Nothing contributes more toward a sound dges-
tiOn than the use Of DR.. Siesert's Ang0stura Bit
tiers, tho celebrated appetizer.
Evening star., 1895-10-18
AUSTRIA LOOKING INTO IT.
Investigating the Case of the Hun
smrinnn Benten Mt POcnhOntns.

Count Szechenqi, attache of the Austro-
Hungarian legation, arrived az Richmond.
Va from Washington Wednesday night.
and is investigating the case of the
Hungarians who were cruelty beaten In
the strike at Pocahontas. The Austro-
Hungarian government, through their con-
sui at Richmond. Mr.. Borchers. employed
s S F. Patterson 10 prosecute the guilty
parties and they were convicted in the
county court of TaZewell, and have paid
fines amounting to 81 ,GG. They were also
sentenced to Jail, but We're paTdoned out by
the governor of Virginia.
Evening star., 1895-10-18
OBSERVING A VOLCANO.
Prof. Alexander Of the Smithsonian
Studying the Eruption.

An active volcano is supposed to be in Q
state of eruption in the Olympic noun
tains. near Port Townsend. Wash. Crossing
the straits from Victoria Prof. Alexander OF
the Smithsonian Institution observed the
phenomena through marine glasses. and is
positive that the smoke and steam he saw
came from e volcano. He has Just arrived
from the A!entian Islands, where there are
four or five volcanoes in eruption, and he
says the smoke ascending from the Olympic
mountains is precisely in the same man.
ner as that from the Alaskan mountains.
Evening star., 1895-10-18

The Anglesea Hotel, at Anglesea. 4 SUM-
mer resort few miles above Cape May
Vas destroyed by fire early yesterday
morning The loss is said to be Sy5 COO
partially covered by Insurance.
Evening star., 1895-10-18

Ripans Tabules sold by druggists, or by mail
If the price to0 cents a bOxl is sent the Rpans
Chemical Company, No. 10 Spruce St., New YORK.
Sample vial, 10 cents. 1t
Evening star., 1895-10-18
The Wilmington.


The Wilmington has heen built for an en-
tirely different character of service from
that for which the Nashville is intended
Although in every respect a perfectly safe
sea going vessel the Wilmington and her
sister ship, the Helena, whose launch will
not take place for several weeks, are both
designed especially for river service. It is
frequently necessary to send gunboats on
foreign stations hong distances up rivers to
afford protection to American citizens. To
be able TO do so. these vessels must of ne
cessity be of very light draft. Sometimes
the difference Of foot only in draft Will
mean the success or failure of such an ex-
pedition.
On the Asatic station the paddle-wheel
steamer Monocacy has for many years rem
dered invalua BILE assistance to American
missionaries and other citizens in China, at
times going UP Chinese rivers thousand
miles from the sea, and merely by her pres
ence preventing riot and danger to foreign
ers of every nationality.
All the special requirements for this serv-
ice are well fulfilled in the Wilmington
She Is $50 feet "a inches long on the
water line, and 251 feet 10 inches long over
Evening star., 1895-10-18

$4,000 worth of choicest ORIENTAL
RUGS are here on consignment for US to
sell at prices lower than are ever likely
to be quoted again. The sale began last
Monday and will end October 2S.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13

sOur friend Mitchell seems to lose
sight of the fact, that there Is VAST
difference between the law, ana the
OF the law, and that 1t
makes no difference how the laws are
administered. the administration there
of must not be charged to the law, pu0
10 those who administer. A man
friend John, can be Jealous ana YET
talk a lot of ense.-South BOSTON,
Va, Banner"
We are convinced of that fact when
we peruse the lines quoted. To state
self-evident proposition which every
sensible persas comedies and then set
ne back with a self-satisiied air OF hav
ing given additional words OF NTH
erto undiscovered wisdom is the ms
fortune OF some people.
The Democratic Party and its agent
are responsible for the administrator
| Of the laws in this state and we haV
repeatedly charged them with that Re
sponsibility.
If the BANNER has been equally
= frank in this matter we have failed i
see il expressed in its editorial 60
umns. for its tendency has been &
+ wards that Party rather than in the d
rection OF the ene Of progressive ide'
Ard material prosperity.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13

Tur case of ex- Consul JoHN l.. WAL
rrR demands immediate and positive
action which it win receive at the
hands of Secretary OLNEY. That an
ex-represcntative Of this government
should ne imprisoned in a filthy French
prison. without civil trial and solely
upon TIE conviction by military trl'
bunal. which must necessarily be pref
ndiced in it's action is out of the ques
ton.
His immediate release should be dc
manded and steps be put on foot a
once for liberal indemnity for III
cruel and inhuman treatment to whic
he has been subjected.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13

REV. w. r. GuLLINs, the brilliant
pastor of the Third street A. NJ. +.
Church is doing grand work in pro
noting peace between all men and DIS
countenancing strife between the de-
nominations.
His preaching of pure and unde-
filed religion viii bring support, ana
his efforts to save souls and advance
the MASTERS kingdom viii be ably
seconded 10y all who are for the up
building of the race. and the better
ment of the members of it along re
ligious lines. We are pleased to no1'
the success attending the Elder
efforts.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13
OUR POSITION ON GREAT CUES
TIONS.

THE Richmond, VA. DAILY TIMES, IN
lis issue of the 7th inst, under the
canton of Good Advice TO Negroes
hut Virginia is Democratic" discussed
the letter of Mr.. EDWARD S. Taft, all
alleged Republican.
The document in question appeared
in recent issue of the Washing on
Posi-. and the writer justities the dis
reimbursement of the American citizen
of African descent in South Carolina.
Sncb statements should of itself dis
nose of both Mr.. Taft and his argu-
ment. but he mixes truth with error IN |
lsncb an ingenious way that we pre-
suue IL would not be out OF place lor
tbe Negro to state his estimate of has
conclusions.
He charges that while the coloreo
raonle vote for white men, they select
the worst members of the opposite
race as their leaders, and elevate TO
power a class of politicians who are un-
scrupulous and in search of plumber
This is his charge. Let us analyze
! lit.
/ NO man OF DOQJ VI 1880
leaders or private citizens would over
nrn the foundation of the govern
= ment itself, ignore great principles
o and consign to serfdom class of peo-
e ple that both Con and IMAM have
pronounced free and equal.
The eolored man has followed meI
II whom the Democratic Party declared
J. to he the best in the Southland, ant
at what has been the RESULT Look
V. the southern States and you hay
' your answer.
They followed Gen. WIN. MAHoNI
the hero of the Crater, in Virgini'
nd They voted for Gen. FITz LEE, the II
IS vored "nephew Of his uncle" Gel
of eral ROBERT E. LEE.
ny They followed b. r. TILLMAN,
South Carolina, and are now standir
nv Gen. WADE HAMPTON and allies
in the same state. They followed Kol
ers on the one hand in Georgia and ATKI
ub- son on the other. They stood
CHALMERS in Mississippi; FoRREsT
Louisiana. and HoGG in Texas, and }
hat this hypocritical Republican dares
ing charge the Negro with having espo'
red ed the cause Of the unscrupious den
tect gogues of the South.
ich- The truth is that as soon as "a Den
crat ceases to act with the machi
wing of his party he is put down a
lohs demagogue, and trickster.
ions Talk about good government, UNI
rive the Democratic Party ! Where is
areu From the national government dc
'tion to those of the states, what has b
the record.
The state treasury of Virginia
looted. A Democratic official
- 90 since dead, stole more than two h
dred thousand dollars. How m
7'.0s more viii never be known. 1t Sc
49, 49, that the examiners got tired CO..
souls ing
have Gen e''o.,n 49, =, y, 80 ~ -.
finances.
S now More money has been stolen, mi
,erva- propriated and otherwise made q
with with than wasexpended during The
m her tire time OF the management of
. the "carpet-baggers" in South Carolir
Jour TmLMAN's exposures Of the 'cond
rd her of affairs in South Carolina prior t
he will accession to Office is astounding.
II sue KoLB's declarations concel
Georgia is an object lesson while
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13

WE DO not know how to credit the
statements that Mr.. MooDY, during his
revival meetings in Texas wiped out
the color line and attempted to break
down the railing separating the white
people from the colored. While IN
this city he conducted his meetings IN
building. over the door ofwhich was the
inscription For White People Only "
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13

Mrs. IDA B. WELLS BARNETT is now
the editor Of the Chicago "Conserva-
tor" and viii in the future bristle with
the trite and forcible sayings from her
pen. We are pleased to note the
advent of this lady in the field of jour
nalism. If the people will accord her
the welcome we wish for her, she Will
always enjoy abundant financial sue
cess.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13

WE have received the initial number
of the Christian World, seven col
umn, :eight page journal published at
West Pascagoula, Miss, with Rev.
JAMES G. MoPHERsoN, editor. we
wish it success.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13

WE must educate our children ana
engraft in them the principles of indus
try. Laziness is the besettng SIN Oh
the rising generation and too many
parents are encouraging 1t.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13

Gov. O'FERRALL swore to see that
the laws are obeyed. He is carrying
out his obligation. He has ordered
troops to Berryville, Va. to protect
HENRY ROBINSON, (colored) of Rich
mond Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-07-13

No DENOMINATION has any time to
fight any other denomination. Our
race is too much divided already.
An religious organizations, Of whatev-
or denomination should vie with each
other in their efforts to save the souls
of men from perdition. Let as have