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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-08
THE COURTS.

Court of Appeals-Chief Justice Alvey and
Associate Justices Morris and Shepard.
Patent appeal, No. is, Solely agt. Hub
bard; decision Of commissioner of patents
affirmed, opinion by Justice Morris. NO.
800, Clark agt. Harmer; judgment reversed
with costs, and cause remanded for new
trial, opinion by Justice Shepard. No. 800,
Hardy agt. Wise; rulings and order al
nrmed, with COSTS opinion by Chief Justice
Alvey. No. 1916, Harlow agt. Carroll; tudg-'
ment affirmed, with costs. opinion by JUS
tice Morris No. 395 United States ex rel.
the Miles Planting and Manufacturing
Company agt. Carlisle; judgment affirmed.
with costs, opinion by Justice Shepard.
concurrtng opinion by Chief Justice Alvey.
No. 4O7, United States agt. Rodda; argu-
ment concluded.
Equity Court No. Judge Cox.
Clark agt. Dunn and Clark agt. kauff-
mann; observation-disclosures Co. admitted as
party complainant. Earle agt Gibbs: leave
to amend granted. Glenn agt. Sothoron;
bill dismissed in part with leave to answer
| remainder in thirty days. Wheeler agt
Fidelity B., L. and l. Assn; Victoria Hose
good admitted as a party Marshall agt
Clark and Clark agt. Osborn; pro confesso
agt. certain defts. and H. NJ. Locke ap-
pointed guardian ad litem.
Equity Court No. 2-Judge Hagner.
Pryor agt McIntire, Brown agt. same
Haynes agt. same; order allowing reargu-
ment on question of laches. Norton agt
BeauchaSer, demurrer OVerruleO Warneke
agt. Randle; objection to testimony sus-
tanned.
Circuit Court No. Judge Bradley.
Lansburgh agt johnson L. Wimsatt; Or
Ger settling case vacated. Perry agt Main
and McCeney agt. Main: rule On defendant
tc employ new counsel in ten days. Mary
laid shoe Company agt. Crawford; ordered
on stet. calendar, no enc appearing. Stand
ard Oil Clothing Company agt. Wheeler;
defendant called and judgment for plain
tiff. Straus agt Green; plaintiff allowed 10
withdraw original note and protest on fill
ing copy. Rogers agt. Baltziey; judgment
by default.
Circuit Court No 2.-Chief Justice Bing-
ham,
Holland agt. Bailey; on hearing.
Criminal Court No. Judge McComas.
United States agt. VIM. b. Smith; larceny
from u. S.; on trial.
Probate Court.-Judge Hagner.
Estate of Almra c. Leissring; will filed
Estate of Robert McMurday; inventory
filed. In re Addison A. Ashburn, guardian;
citation returned served. Estate of Chas.
Scott; receipt and release filed Estate Of
Edward Cation; will filed. Estate of Allen
McLane; certiorari from Court of Appeals
filed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-08
VIII Not Arrest Gov. Brown

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, January S.-The po-
lice department has decided to arrest the
general managers of the street railway
companies instead of the presidents for
not having their lines equipped with fen
ders This was done, it is understood, to
relieve Governor Brown OF the ignominy
of arrest. Warrants were sworn out today
for the general managers of three roads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-08
FINANCIAL
Better keep a bank ac-

Better keep a bank ac-
count and pay your
household and other bills
by check only legal
receipt. You cam open
am account with us and
receive interest UPON
your average balances
checking against your
balance at will. Is it not
time you were saving a
little money for future
contingencies? A bank
account encourages saw
ings.
SECURITY
AND TRUST COMPANY.
Banking House. l4o5 C ST.
Storage Warehouse, 1140 18th st.
6. j.. Bell, President.
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Week of Prayer.

Observance of the week of prayer was
begun in the churches throughout the city
yesterday in accordance with the program
recently published in The Star. The serv-
ices, embracing special prayers and suppli-
cations, were we'll attended at all the
houses of worship. MONDAY meetings are
being held as ell as evening services.
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STATEMENT OF THE DISTRICT TITLE INSURE
ANCE COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF Co

STATEMENT OF THE DISTRICT TITLE INSURE
ANCE COMPANY CT THE DISTRICT OF Co
LUAIIIA.
Washington. d. c., January Z, 1895.
The undersigned, the president, and a ma jority
of the trustees of the above named company
hereby certify that the capital stock OF said
company is two hundred thousand $500 600 90
dollars, fully paid and the debts are fourteen
thousand, seven hundred tSl4, 200. 01 dollars.
EUGENE CARUSI. President.
CHARLES W. HANDY.
GEO w. BROWN.
A. L. BRITT0N.
MILLS DEAN.
WM. L. MATTINGLY
c. A. JAMES.
/, Natlianial Carusf, secretary of the above
named company, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my knowl-
edge and belief.
NATHANIEL CARITSI Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before me this It'll
day of January. AID. 1895.
CARROLL. d. JCDSON.
1t Notary Public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-08

The shock of the explosion at the Balti-
more division of the Standard oil works, at
Canton, Nd, Sunday night, is believed TO
have killed Mrs Barbara Rosemak, aged
seventy-four years. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-08

The trial of Claus A Blixt of Minneapo-
lis. charged with the murder Of Catherine
Cing has been reset for January 81, the
date set for the trial of Harry i. Hayward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-08

Gossip of the Day In berlin.
BERLIN, January S.-The Prussian land
tag will be opened January 10th by the
emperor, as King of Prussia, in person.
In the low er house of the diet the con-
serva1ives number 2OO members, and the
government is, therefore. safe OF work
ing majority.
Forty meetings of socialists and radicals
have been called for Friday next in order to
protest against the passage of the anti
revolution bill by the reichstag. Won
Schele, governor of German East Africa, is
about to resign. He will probably be sue
Ceeded by Won Wissman.
Herr Won Limbach, the portrait painter,
who has just returned from Freiderichs-
RUNE, says that Prince Bismarck, although
physically strong, is suffering from mental
depression.
/ Chancellor Won Hohenlohe held his first
official reception last evening at the chan
cellerie. All the diplomatic corps. including
the United States ambassador, Mr.. Theo-
dore RunyOn, and the entire stan OF the
United States embassy, were present.
Price HOhenlohe was particularly cor
dial toward Mr.. Runyon. The latter to-
morrow will attend the reception at the
Turkish embassy.
Mr.. Munyon's daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Haskin, arrive here tonight
from Nice, AMI will sIend month in Ber-
lin.
The reichstag reassembled today and re-
stunned the debate on the anti-revOlution
bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-08
Discord In the British Cabinet.

LONDON, January S.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette, this afternoon. says that Sir William
Harcourts disclaimer of his intention to
resign the CHARACTERISTIC of the exche4uer
does not cover all the rumors afloat con-
cernir the relations between the members
of the ministry. The principal of these
rumors has inspired the very definite be-
lief that Lord Rosebery and Sir William
Harcourt did not agree during the recent
conferences on the future policy Of the
government. Sir William Harcourt,it would
appear, cannot accept the premier'S views
as to the disposal of the surplus for 1895.
1t is claimed on behalf of the navy and
also by another section of the cabinet in
behalf of the payment of members or at
least for the payment of the returning
officers expenses in parliamentary elections.
Sir William Harcourt, it is assumed, desires
the surplus to be devoted to the free
breakfast table," according to the Pail
Mall Gazette.
The visit of Lord Rosebery to the queen,
however. is not connected with ministerial
matters of policy 1t is not in spite OF this,
without significance at this juncture, es-
pecially as returning the premier will
call on Sir William Harcourt at Malwood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-08
GREAT COLD ABROAD
A Number Of Peasants Frozen to
Death.
DISC0RD In THE BRITISH CABINET
Resolutions Regarding Lynchings in
the South.
GENERAL FOREIGN TOPICS

LONDON, January S-A dispatch to the
Daily News from Odessa says that six
British steamers have gone ashore in the
Nicolaieff river ewing to the fog and ice.
A Paris dispatch to the same paper says
that the cold is intense, the mercury. mark
ing seven degrees. At Toulouse ice foes
are being carried down the river. Corsica
is under snow. The Ajaccio and Bastia
railway is nearly everywhere blocked.
A Vienna dispatch says that terrible
snowstorms have prevailed in Hungary and
along the Dalmatian coast Several viii
lagos have been completely isolated ard
number of peasants have been frozen to
death.
Severe snowstorms have impeded traffic
in different parts of the kingdom In West
Durham there are three feet Of snow. The
Northeastern and Highland railways are
blocked.
TOULOUSE, January S-There were 80
degrees of frost registered mere this morn
ing. The river GarOnne and the canal Du
Midi are frozen over. Several persons
have died from the cold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-08

LONDON, January S-Mr. and Mrs. Glad
stone left London at 10 o'clock this morn
Ing for Cannes. A large crowd gathered
at the railroad station to greet them, and
cheered the travellers heartily as they ap-
peared and as the train drew out OF the
station Among those gathered to see Mr.
and Mrs. Gladstone off for the continent
were several notables of the liberal
party, including Sir Aigernon West, Lord
Welby, Lord Roseberys private secretary
and Canon WHEREFORE.
A dispatch to the Standard from Con-
stantinople says that the sultan Is furious
on account of the speech recently delivered
by Mr. Gladstone to the Anglo-Armenian
deputation that waited upon him at Ha-
warden
The Graphic publises a letter from Mr..
Gladstone to Madame Novikoff, a Russian
writer for English papers, touching the
Armenian question. In the course of his
letter Mr.. Gladstone expresses the hope
that the spirit of Alexander III may long
preside over the councils of Russia.
Various Foreign Notes.
BRUSSELS, January S.-Capt. Chaltin.
who fought the Arabs on the Aruwimi, was
Yesterday charged by King Leopold with an
will be accompanied by two officers and by
several civilians.
ROME, January SIT is semi officially de-
MED that the Italian troops have been de-
feated near Kassala. Egypt by the Der
wishes, as intimated in Paris dispatch yes
terday.
PARIS, January s.-Advices received here
from Madagascar under date of December
"a say that the Hovas have sacked the
Amber Mountain Sanatarium, near Diego
SuareZ.
LOURENZO MARQUEE, Delagoa Bay,
January S.-There was panic here last
evening owing to MahaZulis and Zihlahs
people attacking the loyal Matollas and adj
vancing on the town. Armed trains are
now accommodating the vicinity Of Lourenzo
MARQUEE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-08
Interest In Southern

Interest In Southern LynchinE.
LONDON, January S.-The anti-lynching
committee, of which Miss Florence Balgar-
ME is secretary, is receiving accessions
constantly. Mr.. Justin Mccarthy, NJ. p,
and chairman of the Irish parliamentary
party is the latest notable recruit.
The committee yesterday adopted the
following resolution:
THE anti-lynching executive committee
having heard from undoubted sources in
Memphis. Tenn: New York and Boston
that a jury at Memphis, composed exclu-
sively of whites, refused to convict those
of whose guilty completely according to
the Memphis Commercial-AppedD there
was no moral doubt whatever in the ghast-
", cowardly and brutal massacre of six
helpless negroes, near Wilmington, Tenn,
and having learned from William Lloyd
Garrison of Boston that it is impossible to
find a Jury which will convict white man
for lynching colored man in the SOUTH
tae committee desires to express to the
six widows of the murdered negroes and to
all coIored people suffering under oppres-
sion it's warmest sympathy and the earn
est hope that the spirit of justice, ire
spective of race, may yet be kindled
throughout the United States.
THE committee has reac with deep salts
faction the powerful denunciation of lynch
ing by Mr.. Malcolm Patterson on behalf Of
the prosecution"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-08

A CARD.
To the Policy Holders Of the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of the District OF Columbia:
L would respectfully call your attention 10 the
following notice:
Office of the Mutual Fire Ins. Co. OF D. C.:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-08

At the regular monthly meeting of the board OF
managers held this day Mr.. A. L. Johnson was
elected to ill the vacancy In said board caused
by the death OF Mr.. +. kuItZ Johnson.
BY order J. WESLEY BOrELER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-08

NJ MISyNTISTS AND COLLECTORS OF An
tiIuities and curos and dealers in these articles
can he sappli., by II. x +. WALTER BR,,S.,
g; Ahorn Alec, entrance No. 2 Plantanen Alec,
West End, Charlottenhurg, near Berlin, Ger
many. III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-08

A. p. PARDON. REAL ESTATE BROKER, HAS
removed his office from G15 14th street to 14O4
st ia.i-6t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
4 HIOW At THE DISPENSdHi Ia
ONE OF IT'S SECTIONS DECLARED illegal BY

ONE OF ITS SECTIONS DECLARED iI'-'
FEDERAL. COURT At CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. March Is (speciap'-rhe 0'a'e
,,'a,,ans,rv law received another black eye IN ,ns
I.,itea States Court to-day when i'S",., 'upSe
,,.,v.,o> handed dow decision ~ u'- i'"'i "'
=, ,ho schooner Carolina The facts 'r'enN are as
',,,a,.s. n, r-ehrlarv IS last the Carohhi' ouiY
,..,soJ for the coas,ing trade uhder 'ne 'Il'eu
60. io,. called from Savannah ana reached her
,.,arr IN this city about a. M. on FeoruaiE ~,
,, - hoord six packages marked "NniSkey
~, ,aA.,.s,x packages marked " ineSar' hu'
.htob Investigation proved contained whiskey'
,,.,,, ,,.r,- at the dock and before her cargo was
,, .ha WAS seized by the chief constable
- - sectlon of the dispensary law. Jervey, the
-, and owner. and his crew were arrested
~, ,ho constabulary and turned over 10 the county
omc,ols Jervey applied for habeas corpus 10
Jndge smonton OF the United States Circuit Court.
o,d Was ordered released by that court on TUESDAY
las, In the mean time Jervey applied for a libel
70 the United States District Court. 10 obtain pos
session OF his vessel and il was tfis case which
Judge Brawley decided to-day. In his decision
Judge Brawiey says:
II is adjudged that so much Of the act OF Janu-
arr 1895. under which this veSse! was seized, IS
void as an interference with interstate commerce
and that the lbelant is entitled 10 decree lor
possession and for his costs.
The constabulary still have possession OF the
Carolina and will doubtless attempt 20 hold on
There is promise therefore. OF Conihct between the
STATE and Federal authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
Religions Notice..

ana i1 o R, THF 21IiEH rAGk 4SH rn
chad rans: - m ma-s-ne ,r to p gois' pr
ATTERErRY. Hon. H.. PARSONS and the Pastor All
welcome
CHURCH or THE ETERNAL HOPE wes, ss.-st.
Tofts 'g llg,,r , ~, M, school ii a. M
preaching: Has Rea! christanity Ever Rcen Tried?
CHURCH or TIE HEAVENLY REsT; 5th-avs abovr
m Holy Commani,n. ~ FORMING pr,ye nam, and
cvensons sermon. Tho Rector Will preach az boih
CHURCH or THE uoLy TRINITY.
Rev T. vt.Ir6I.E an wHRFE%. y. D. Rector
$40 %. m. Holy Communio1,, .,.,.,.o
germ crn n' BY I the E"Ial NJ G. TuoMPsoT NJ A.
..crFCn o. M !NcAaXATiqY. Ma& @soc ,o and
.''th-ti.. H"r. ART Hiit ElNoh~, D. ~ rector MOTIF
ing ~rir,s a. II ooiocH Afternoon '''''' strangers
cHrRc OF THE MEssIA Tak@ az; and y2p '', Hs,r
Srr'ices m u .. m. ~ EoRtFr 'ol.LftH' PASTOR
cEcH OF TIE rHThTs rFr'2y GNg p I'o D.
Pastor vii! preach tonorrow at II m and !:t5 p m
p % ' wod1esia5 o,'nof %c,a?"ar meeting at
o'clock Strangers cordially welcomed
cHrRc Or TIE 21AEGE9Si Mcrcs's' , near ss h;
II q. m. ana Iov JOSEPH CASTOR. 81 Denver. Colo
i4oo. 81 '-) D.. n. Al the sat' are ii'"
CorLEGLArg RaE2HMEP clRc wee Co Fed-ayr
cotLEGNrE EEroRlEp cTlrHcH tsth-s'. and oh;
" H. ~ .v rSW t5 ' y J6G D. D. az, b. I''''
Cor1EGGATG EEroEMEn oHrECH. 22th - and 9Th
ave -It.,. pNNIp -. hlR'EIL: - y. VIII pre t
.s.az mo tho Lord
corLEGIAra REFORMED CHURCH 2la.. ana
and and D.. nv ~ ''''''' II '''''' WIZ > ' "
coLLrclArr rrronMnp civncH University
j..
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BOARD and ROOMS.


A ITANDSOMEI furnished private resi-
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zion ureXcrpti0uable. Address DtSIH-
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board # desired. 40 West "a So
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table: refined American family, r"fcf"n
1sTII-ST. ~ WEST Large. dealratl.
rooms. firs'-class house. substantial
meals. good Attendance. transients accom-
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oIST- ST. % rAST.-Desirable newly FUR
n.shed rooms. excellent table; choice To-
cation. references.
2lST 81 .. - East. Des irahIe. newly FUR
rlshcl rooms: excellent table. choice 10
ca.ila. references
7.TII-ST. WI Il. Select board .n south
ern :aruily. references. CASHIER. y ..
p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
on GREEK Politics AyD Po1IrICIAyS.

UKELh
Schenectady, N Y. March u (Speciai).-Dr j. lrE-
ing Nanatt, formerly Consulieneral 70 Greece ana
chancellor of the Nebraska University. now occupy
ing the chair of Greek at Brown University u'
Hvered lecture before the students OF mon 'oi-
lcse to-day in the Butteridd course. his SUBJECT
being Greek Politics and Politicians Inc ieC'u'e
was the result of a promise made TO General bu'teF-
,old tbree vears ago while standing the Acrop-
oils At Athens Professor Nanatt began with an
interesting sketch of the education OF the Nouh OF
ancient Greece. and outlined Grecian history down
I, the present day. His lecture dealt particularly
With the great trials the nation mas passed hL'ush'
including the bloody oppression by the TURKS.
trcece The lecturer said. rad also been shameiuiy
tfeatei by the great European Powers, especially
Englaud He declared that the revival ana new
pr0wth OF Greece dcpen'ri almost entirely upon
the United States. He ci(sed with discussion OF
tho instability OF the scheme Of politics in Greece
and the rapid succession If legislative power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
~ ATTEMPT IT, MURDER PRIEST

Hazleton Penn Msrch IA desperate attempt
70 murder and rob the Greek Catholic priest Father
Galovich at Freeant. made last night. His
rousekeoner Mrs IehatoF. and her companion.
Mrs Zacharas were beaten into insensibility. The
safe in the priests hose was blown open with dyna-
mite but the robbes were frightened off by the
people attracted by the noise OF the explosion
r,sbaa 10 the scene Both vestbule doors Were
battered down. The priest made desperate fgh;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
~ r1GHrnorR LAw DECLARED NvALID.

Chicago. March l5.-The Supreme court Oh i'''-
nois gave a decision at Mount Vernon yesterday
declaring that the Eighi-loGr law or as IL ~
generally known. the Sweatshop law II "'o'"Su
tutional The law prohibits the employment OF
-, Cor more than eight hours day or more
.b,r forty-eieht hours week In any factory
,atir the borders Of Illinois In deciding the case
~ INDIES also pronounced Illegal Section 10 of the
III which provided an annual appropriation OF
ga o0 for factory Inspectors, hose chief duty was
=, sea that the eicht-hour clause was enforced.
While the law related exclusively to the employ
nent of women. Il was understood at the time OF
IFS MASSAGE that q similar measure regulating the
number Of hours men could be hired to work would
follow on it's heels. Probably 5000 women IN llli-
no!S who work in factories are affected by the de-
cieion. % OOO of whom live in Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS WOMAN wanted with 5000
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WhNTEn To buy Wci-~e'nhlished
ciPAr and tobacco business downtown D..
cation preferred. stock ro' - INVENTORY
oyer $3.50. principals only. 9. 7. g..
Tribune Office.
WINDMILL PATENT Radical IMPROVE
uicnt In design: described in Weeklv
Tribune. Mart q. page g. Idea for sa'".
l. r. BETGSToN. Axi"il. Nci.
WANTED $4,000 o. active manu'actur-
Ing pfpp.rfy, situated IA thriving VII
'acr. r.ciriff rrst-cl"ss. Address ". H.
TIL LMAE. 30 Broadway New-Y York 'iiy.