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The evening times., 1896-05-09
LINEMAN'S CASE OFF.
Postponement Is Granted and Attor-
neys Make Fair Promises.

POstpOnement Ia Granted and AttOr-
neys Make Fair Promises.
August p. Cranshaw, the lincman of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Com
pany, arrested on Thursday By Policeman
Augusta for stringing wires on Fourteenth
street southeast. appeared in Judge Kim
balls court today with Mr.. Samuel Bryan,
president of the company, and attorney
Randall Hagner.
Mr.. Hagncr asked for continuance Of
the case until May 20. which was granted.
Mr.. Hagner said he thought he could show
after the case was investigated that the
lineman was replacing six orseven Old wires
with new one. Under the permit granted
by the Commissioners this is permissible.
The evening times., 1896-05-09
Shah Begins a Journey

London, May 9.-The Daily News pub.
fishes dispatch from Tabriz saying that
the new Shah, Muzaffer-Ed-D Din, is making
preparations to start from that city for
Teheran, the capital, in two weeks. He
will be accompaniei by the British aud Rus
sian consuls. 5000 Persian infantry and
5000 cavalry.
The evening times., 1896-05-09
FELL SIXTY FEET,
Steward of II Pittsburg Club TumbIes
Down an Elevator Shaft.

DOwn an Elevator Shaft.
Pittsburg, May s.-Joseph Crowley, as
sistant steward at the Duquesue Club. on
Sixth avenue, was killed by falling down
an elevator shaft at 10 O'Clock last night
Crowley was riding on the freight elevator
when he uoticed something wrong with the
machinery.
Upon reaching the third floor of the
building he stepped off. aud sending the
car up above, he leaned over to examine
the machinery in an eEdeayor TO find what
was wrong.
Hefellt0 the basement. a distance of about
sixty feet, and struck o n his he a d on the hard
asphalt floor The skull was fractured and
he died soon after being Ia ken to hospital
The evening times., 1896-05-09
DIR. wYMAN'S REPORT.
Comes From the Public Printer With
important Epidemic Statistics.

Comes From the Public Printer with
Important Epidemic Statistics.
The latest report OF Supervising Surgeon
General Walter Wyman has just been is
sued from the Government Printing Of
flee. 1t gives valuable statistics from re-
cent epidemics Of cholera, yellow fever and
smallpox.
The yellow fever report is especially
valuable. 1t covers seventy pages, and
closes with a table showing the years of
the invasion Of seaboard cities in this
country, and source Of Infection, with
names of the cities where epidemic since
1868. The course of the cholera epi-
demic, now supposed to be making a trip
last summer.
The evening times., 1896-05-09
NINE BABIES In TWO BIRTHS.

Happy HOOsier Mother and an As
founded Father.
Fowles, Ind, May 9.-Fritz Heinsnit, q
reputable German. living mile from here !;
was astounded last night night by an addi-
ton OF six TO his already fair-sized family.
His wife presented him with a half-dozen
little Heinsnits at one birth. all lusty babies
and all with a fair prospect of living.
Two years ago Mrs. Heinsnit gave birth
to triplets, and all nine children are living.
the Oldest being as yet scarcely able to
talk.
OF the last lot four are girls aud two bows,
The evening times., 1896-05-09
A Memorial Service.

Tomorrow evening at s o'clock at the
Church OF Our Redeemer. Eighth street.
near Grant avenue northwest. a memorial
service to the late John Wesley Hall will
be held. The pastor. Rev. d. E. Wiseman
will make an appropriate address. followed
by speakers chosen from the lyceum, of
which the murdered shoemaker was a
member.
The evening times., 1896-05-09
Travels in Good Company,

George NJ. Quarles, a colored man, q
New York, was held in a police court of
that city yesterday for wearing a gold
insignia OF the Chi Psi fraternity Com
modore Gerry and Mr.. Osgpod Smith aues-
toned him as To from whom he had the
badge, and he claimed to be able to prove
that it had been given him by man he
served during 1876. Secretary Morton,
Chief Justice Filler, Don Dickinson, spea K
er Reed and other. prominent graduates of
universities are among the members of
Chi Psi, II 2
The evening times., 1896-05-09
Lyuched for. an Unnatural Crime.

birmingham, ,Ala., May 9.-Near Mintau
Green county, yesterday, Redden Williams,
prominent farrner, was arrested charged
with criminal assault upon his sixteen
yearold daughter, After the preliminary
triai he was committed to Jail. En- route
to Eutaw Jail the OFFICERS were met last
night by a MASKED mob. Williams was
taken from them d1ld hanged to the nearest
tree.
The evening times., 1896-05-09
EEITOME OF THE news
---N The MORklN6 Tines

II you miss any news In the evening
edition look III the list below. What
you're looking for was proba bly, pub
nshed In this mornings edition, and
as The Times never repeats you III
have To take both editions to get all
the news as quick as II happens.
The evening times., 1896-05-09
The Jones Funeral,

Tomorrow at 3 O'Clock the funeral of
Jones, the murdered man, will take place
from bis residence. 2347 Sherman avenue
northwest. Rev. Nh. Wiseman has been
RSRed To conduct the service
The evening times., 1896-05-09
Change in Schedule on the Southern
Rails Max L. 9AS

On the above date the Southern Railway
will put into effect its summer schedule.
The figures on the Washington and Ohio
branch will be practically the same as they
were for the summer of 1895. Slight.
changes in mainline trains will be an
nounced later.
The evening times., 1896-05-09
THE PROTEST.

The protest presented by Mrs. Spencer
was sgned by herself aud b y Messrs. Wash
3. Williams. Charles Amos, S J. Haislett
and Charles S. Bradley. For want of time.
she explained, she could get no more, but
asked for and obtained leave tn take the
paper with her TO procure additional sig
natures.
All whom she had seen, Mrs Spencer
said, had promised never again TO in
dorse an application for license, but not
all will sign protest. She proposes,
however, to get the signatures OF those
who have agreed TO indorse the protest,
and ALEC to interview the owner OF the
building in which the saloon is located
The property is understood 10 lie con-
trolied by lady whose record for Chris
Ianity- Mrs. Spencer believes. will cause
her to enter an objection TO the use of the
property for evil purposes when the facts
are made known to her.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

ou a one-act burlesque. sa tire on the COM
ing woman, entitled The Century Clubs
Reception" introducing the ladies of the
company in boomers.
The speciality enterslinerSincudet the fol-
lowing artists: The Fergusons. Eddie Odell
Dot Lathrop, Keating and Alexander and
the Chappelle Sisters The entertainment
will close with another absurdity entitled
THE Tramp Astronomers" during the ac-
ton OF which will he introduced the Dancing
Dolls, Gay Parisians and the Trilby Dan0
prS,
The evening times., 1896-05-09

DISTRICT IN CONGRESS-
Standard Oil Company Given Permission
to Lay Pipes.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

THIRTY PRETTY RA BIEs ATAGEoRGE-
TOWN SHOW
Proud Mothers and Sundry Nurses at st.
Mary's Guild Fair.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

LIVE NEWS OF ALEXANDRIA,
Robert White VIII Suffer for Selling
Liquor Without License.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

THE INDEPENDENT ICE
co.'s yellow wag ons deliver daily
to all parts of the city and Mount
Pleasant their superior quality of
KENNEBEC ICE at lowest rates.
Office 91O Pa. ave. and 3108 Wa
ter st.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

KREGLOS HAVE FRIENDS
Citizens Send Contributions for the AT
fliCted Family.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

To CONTINUE THE BOYCOTT
Committee on the Beer Fight Makes a
Favorable Report.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

HIS LETTER is EvASIVE-
Charge Made by Mr.. E. II. Tucker gainst
Attorney Thomas.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

CLERK HIRE Discussed
Secretaries to Members viii Receive
Pay for Years Work.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

GERMAN had No CONTROL
EX-Giant Lost the Game in the First
L Inning.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

CHAMPION WEFERS TO RUN
Great Athletic Contests at Georgetown
Field Today.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

CALM AFTER CONFESSION
Murderer Ford No Longer Fears Lynch
ing and Sleeps Well.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

BURIED IN SOLID STONE
Murderer Holmes Remains Lie Under d
Mass of Cement.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

BUREAUS WON WITH EASE
Money Makers Defeated Money Handlers
to 1.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

HIS RESIGNATION ASKED
Emergency Hospital Directors Want DR..
Kerr to Step Aside.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

PENSIONS NOT WANTED
Young Government Clerks Bitterly Op
pose the Tawney Rill.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

NEW EMERGENCY FRIENDS
Twenty-one Graduated by the Nationa
College of Pharmacy.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

DISTRICT BILL REPORTED
Appropriation Measure EniarSes the Po-
lice EOrGe.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

DENTAL ART DISCUSSED
Union Meeting of Maryland State and
Washington Societies.
The evening times., 1896-05-09
Something for the Children.
Don't miss it.
ONE DAY ONLY

Saturday, May 8.
THE MIKADO THEATER.
Given to every purchaser of 25 cents worth
of Tea, Coffee or Spices,
Thea-Nectar Tea Is the champion of all
teas for Ice Tea. The Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Co.. Main Store. 5O1-5O3 7th st.
n W. cor Est Branches-l6201 14th st. W.:
31O4 NJ ST., Georgetown; S15 Fl st. n. e..
and all principal markets. N. II. Bowman,
manager for ID. c. myS-2t
The evening times., 1896-05-09
iifT is generally predicted that the worlds
l annual product of gold at the end of

of this century will be fully twice
as much as it was a decade ago, remarked
New York broker at the Raleigh today.
Ibid you know that the product of the
South African gold fields alone last year
was over $40 100000 1t has been but
very few years since gold production began
In that region, too.
1.-The gold production in some of the West
ern States has been very remarkable. also,
having almost doubled in less than five
years. The search for gold is more active
and more general than 1t has ever been be-
fore. Improved processes of mining and
refining gold have made fields that never
paid before become profitable. and have
even caused the reopening Of abandoned
fields"
The evening times., 1896-05-09

1t will pay you to visit the Misfit Clothing
Parlors, 407 Seventh street northwest.
The evening times., 1896-05-09
HEA!Rs;o'r s1 II
w I

Nn HEN the Secretary of the Interior
Wv started to open his mail yester-
day the first thing that caught his
eye was large, bright-yellow envelope, al
most square in shape. IL was such an unusual
envelope that the genial Cabinet officer
resolved To- begin on it He turned il over to
look at the face, when the following addres~
appeared in n clear, bold hand: Hon. Hoax
Myth, Sekretarie OF the Patent Office.
Washington, ID. c.
A postnia rk in one corner iDdicatedthatth the
letter was mailed al Antelope Spring, Wy0m-
ing. Tie writer OF the letter asked for SOME
information about q model for cattle
branding machine he claimed TO have sent
to the Patent office three years ago. Mr..
Smith laughed as heartily as anyone at the
peculiar address on the envelope.
The evening times., 1896-05-09
HT OLD feveris brea king outin Georgia, :
Y said J. u. Ste wart of Atlanta, a,

HT OLD feverisbreaking outin Georgia, -
Y said J. d. Ste wart of Atlanta, at
the Regent. II don't mean fever
on the currency question, but the kind of
disease that carried the Forty-niners over
the Rockies to California. There is a gold
belt in the northern part Of the State, and
the people in that section are greatly en-
tbuscd over the Developments in some of the
mines There is real excitement in Chero-
kce county, where vein. in some places
sixty feet wide and several miles long,
is reported to exist.
"Thc assistant State geologIst has ana
lyzed specimens from the vein, and while
he thinks it is not particularly valuable
deposit, yet it will pay to work 1t, and
there is a probability of greater develop
mcnts. The attention OF European miners
and investors has already been attracted
to the State. and their agents are there
now ready to jump in at the first assur-
ancc that the deal will be profitable
The evening times., 1896-05-09

n MATHEW b. VAN HORN of Key
~ West, Fla, is registered at the
Metropolitan. "Oh. yes, I have
repeatedly been in Cuba" said he, but
not since the beginning OF the latest hos
tiltlcs with Spain. There has been very
much said about the island in the last twelve
months, but no more than she deserves.
The wonders of vegetation in the isle are
remarkable. Potatoes are not planted
oftener than once in two years, the yield
meanwhile being abu ndant. There are
sugar estates that have cut cane annually
since the shoots were planted forty years
ago.
They do not plant bananas but once. the
growth after that is CONTINUOUS. The most
remarkable specimen of vegetation is the
life plant that has more vitality than
any other. 1t can only be killed with red
hot irou or hot water. When leaf of the
plant is cut and hung up by a string thread
like roots spring into the air from the stem
end of the leaf and gather food and moisture
from the atmosphere. New leaves will grow
from the Old one.''
The evening times., 1896-05-09

Policeman VIII W. Andrews, OF the Fifth
precinct, is sick and off duty.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

While pla wing in the roadway at Fourth
and G streets northwest, last evening,
Ernest O'Connor, nine years OF age, was
knocked down by herdic No. SO, driver,
Bowie Eversfield, and painfully injured
about the right leg. He was removed
to his home, No. 1910 New Jersey avenue
northwest. in the Sixth precinct patrol
wagon.
The evening times., 1896-05-09
OPPOSED TO 4 LICENSE
Mrs. Sara Spencer Fighting the
Fred R. Miller Saloon.
MADE A PERSONAL PLEA
She Appeared Before the Excise Board
and Told of Some of the Evils
Arising From the Place-Has a
List of Strong Men Who Are He
hind Her In the Fight.

Mrs. Sara Spencer, principal of the Spen-
cerian Business College, presented to the
excise board this morning u written pro-
test against the granting of saloon Ii
censc to Fred X. Miller, whose place Of
business is located at the corner oil Eighth
and ID streets northwest, and supported the
plea by a strong personal argument against
the place.
Mrs spencer's cole ge is in the National
tional Bank OF the Republic building at
Seventh and ID streets and her statements
that young men and women studen nts are
obliged to pass Miller's saloon, formerly
known as Edeil's. and that all possible al
lurements are used To entice them into the
place. Mrs. Spencer described the place
as the resort of the Division people aud
said that lately, since that quarter was
raided, the denizens of the plague spot had
been busy 10 an effort to obtain other
quarters besides the Edeil saloon.
An option has been secured. she said.'
upon every empty room IN almost every
building in that vicinity by persons who
have decided to leave the Division.
THE SOCIAL EVIL.
Mrs Spencer was asked If. in her judg-
ment. the social evil should be driven from
its present abiding place TO be scattered
throughout the city, and whether or not
the activity among the courtcsans in the
vicinity OF Eighth and ID streets is not the
result of the effort to dislodge them from
their present abiding place.
Il am an Anti-Divisiou woman she
retorted, land do not beievethat the raids
on the Division, aud the efforts to eradicate
the social evil there has anything to do
with locating it else where. 1t has never
been confined to that section, and never
can he.
Il once visited eighty houses in an effort
to rescue fallen women she continued.
''and of the eighty, only thirty were To-
Gated in the Division. Fifty were scat
tered throughout the city Some of them
were embellshed with brown stone fronts
in aristoCraic a sections. II IS not true thatthe
eradication OF the scourge in one quarter
makes it any worse for other portions OF
the city, for IN my Judgment it can be no
worse than it is now aud has been
This digression was prompted altogether
ny the query. Mrs. Spencer admitting that
il was not 4 question for the considera-
ton OF the excise board.
Referring again TO the Edell saloon. Mrs.
Spencer cited the case or young girl,
Of most respectable parentage, enticed
here by someone through art!fice, was
ruined for the remainder of her life. She
cited another instance Of two young men
who, unable to resist i challenge, entered
The place. and neither went out again of
heir own voiitiuu. They were carried out,
and two homes were broken up in conse-
quence.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

Police Lieut. j f Heffner, of the
Ninth precinct. reports dangerous hole
in the sidewalk at entrance TO alley on
the west side of Fourth street, between q
and streets northeast.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

A colored laborer was carried into the
Emergency Hospital this morning suffer-
ing intensely from rather peculiar in
jury. He had been working on some ex-
cavations, and while digging into the
earth drove his sharp-pointed pick through
the big toe of his left foot. The injury,
which was extremely painful, was packed
and dressed by Dr. West.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

The Daughters OF the Confederacy aud
Confederate Veterans Association were
addressed Thursday evening by Col. W.
s. Wood, of New York
The evening times., 1896-05-09

Patrolman E. J. scramlin, OF No 4. is
on the sick list, and Policeman 6. W. Neale.
OF the same precinct, is on leave of ab
seuce
The evening times., 1896-05-09

Capital Lodge. No. 5S, Shield OF Honor.
gave its annual cntert ainment last evening
at Odd Fellows Hall. The committee in
charge wereS. L. Dickinson. chairman, 7. ].
Golding. l.. Toney. E. C. Mayberry and C.
Vanderyenter.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

A meeting, preliminary to the organ
ization OF another post of Sons OF Vet
Grams, was held last evening at the l.
street arinOry.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

Policeman Barrett had Joseph Arthur,
alias "Hogcye," colored, in Judge Miler's
court tins morning charged with the lar
Ceny of ST so from the money dra wer in
Jotn S. Preinkcrk's store. He was sent
to Jail for sixty days.
The evening times., 1896-05-09
City Brevities

At Foundry NJ. E. Church tomorrow SIr.
w.N. Multer, the new Y. NJ. C. A. secretary,
will speak in the morning, his subject
being THE Story OF Gideon
The evening times., 1896-05-09

Thomas Moulton, colored. committed a
brutal assault on his wife, Mary Moulton,
last night. which neccssitated the attend
ance of DR.. Walter Cannon at Moulten's
home all night. In the police court this
morning Judge Miller fined Moulton $40
for assault and So for disorderly conduct.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

Mr. Fritz Princezbom. a cyclst, fell from
his wheel last nigh at the corner OF Fifth
and streets northwest and seriously
sprained his right ankle.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

Mr.. Thomas A. McDevitt. superintendent
OF Marshall Hall, who was struck by
cable car at Seventh street and Penusyl-
vania avenue last night and seriously in
jured, is still at the Emergency Hospital.
His condition is much improved, and will
probably be able TO return To his home
this evening.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

Sergt. Harbinson and Private Jett or
the Eighth precinct are both confined to
their homes because of illness.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

Sergeant Kaucher, OF the Second precinct,
is acting in Sergeant Perry's place, at
headquarters, while the latter is away on
leave.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

Hospital he was removed TO his home, No.
1909 l street northwest.
Humane Officer j. R. Rabbit landed
Henry T. Bragg, colored, in a Third pre-
cinct cell yesterday for alleged cruelty
to a horse.
Miss Lenny Main will give a musical
aud literary entertainment for the benefit
Of the Robinson family on the 18th in
slant at Potomac Hall, Eleventh street
and Maryland avenue southwest. Tickets
can be purchased at the residence of Mrs.
Main. No. 30S Thrteen-and a-half street
southwest.
Miss Lille Warfield, u pretty young lady,
of No. 54 Myrtle street northeast, was
knocked down and severely bruised by
oicyclist on Thursday night near her home.
Israel Rudcrman, school boy, eleven
years old, while attempting to rob q
birds nest in an apple tree in the rear
of his house. No. 800 Four-and-;l half
street southwest, fell and broke his left
arm. The little fellow was treated by
Dr.. McGrath, at the Emergency Hospital.
Mike flanerty, coacnman, fell from
bis carriage this morning, the wheel OF the
vehicle passing over and brea king his left
arm. He was treated at Emergency Hospital
by DR.. West.
A suit for the value of a bicycle was
heard today by Justice Scott. The COM
plainant was Waldo W. Valentine and de-
fendant E. n. Flagg. In a collision with
the latter's horse and carriage Mr.. VAL
entiue's bicycle was badly damaged, and
he asks to be reimbursed for itsloss.
The regular and special classes of the
art department Of the Eastern High School
will give an exhibition OF their work, con :.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

The London Gaiety Girls big company CT
bniesquers come to the Lyceum Theater
next week, with a carload of pretty girls
aud ten funny comedians. The curtain rises
The evening times., 1896-05-09

Pierce Moran. tbirty-nine years old,
living at No. 1909 street, was tax n with
tit n the corner of Nine teenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue yesterday afternoon.
He was sent TO Emergency Hospital in the
ambulance.
The evening times., 1896-05-09

sisting of charcoal, hand and me-
chanicai drawing, water colors and clay
modelling on Friday. the 10th, from 10 to
2 aud 6 to 8 p m.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-04
NV YORK MAKKETs

New York. June 3.-Flour-Reo~ip;s -
100 barrels: exports $50: stronger TO-DAY.
helped by the Attest strength "a wheat and
resulted IN a better demand. winter pat
ents. SSM370. winter stra.Ehts. 8-Gsl
$40; Minnesota patents. 3 sJd2 81. Mime
sofa, S265a3.55: low spring grades. %2-5sU
IS. sOthern -four steady.
Rye-Weak; No. western. - fgfDc
Wheat-Hacelpts. g. 100. exports Iss 20
Spot quiet but frn: No. 2 red. 1850 NO
I hard. 652sc. options declined after the
opening uuce- big crop eFrimafe.t and
local pressure, bat we're rallied ~ u1-
favorable state reports, notably Ohio and
Missouri. which led 90 active covering AMI
sharp afternoon adve1ce. aes.st@1 b.
fore gn buying. closed - stc. No. red
June closed &c. Septemosr. e-i1fss7tc.
closed $40.
Corn-Recspts. 3.s0: exports. ~ 80
Spot firm: on. ?. G3'zc. Options showed
considerable strs-1sth al DAY. advancing
OF light country cffertrgE and sympathy
Nth what: closed ~ neg Higher. sep
TENDER, S5.1cSlzc. closed -
Oats-Receipts. a. So, exports. $50
Spot steady. No. . a. options qui.t bar
IrTne- with the Other markets. closiu =
Il net higher. Ju1s closed &c
Be@ves-Becs pts. So fairly sctive a.
steady prices. native steer. medium 20
prime g. 3lff451; Etlligrs. s. 1sH4is. stays
and oxsn. %esFQ1eJ, buiss. !-l"f11 A.. dry
cows. I-5gfI2 -. European cables quote
refrigerator BET a. szadasc. Imports. e
4s9 quarters % beef.
Sheep and lambe-Rsceip pts. -. active
ard tirrn' saeeg. poor 20 prime. SITS =.
yearlinEs. ss-51lrt. e.. southern lambs. com
mon % choice. plpf17 %
Hogs-fteceipts. *. SOW as cary a.
s76gz3s0
Cut zeass-s,sasy: PICKED firm. "a
80
Lzrs-ssrasy. western steam. TX. re-
Gne1 steady.
PetroIe1n-ouie-. Uni,~9 closed re.
Tusp.e ti-s--Stea6y. -.
Cofse-Dpfions opened ready. June A.
vancet - p-otnts: other Eroutzs 2 points
p CHER % 6 points lover. b1r,nsss rules
quiet with trading chiefly locef CIoaef
r.e' s1vaz-e. sales. 10 h-gs. l--is1--g
June. 17-eeff-2a1. Sep-e 10 h~r. slfsE SPOT
coffee nominal. NJ = &c 81 ~ @1T-|
co-5sva- ls5sg-Sc. sales 20 bags Mara
csiho ?.
s1E1r-RAw easter: FAR rsaairr. r.c.
san Dontngo c-z-rffuEz- = is-Ft. 80 H.
tnet SUGAR gulet.
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