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The evening times., 1896-08-21
HAULING CARS ON SUNDAY.
Suit To BE Brought Against Southern
Railway in North Carolina.

Raleigh, N. c.. Aug. 21--W II. Dearer,
of Asheville, has brought suit against the
Southern railway to test the legality of
hauling express cars ON Sunday IN North
Carolina.
The suit is based upon section of the.
code which provides that no railway COM
paDy shall permit any cars to be run un
Sunday save such as are to transport
United States mails. either with or with
out passengers and such as are exclusively
for passengers and those exclusively for
live stock. fruits, vegetables and perish
able freishts.
Sunday is construed to he between sun
rise and sunset. The Southern Railway
Will handle no express save perisha BILE arti-
cies on Sundays until this question is set
tied. The penalty Is $500 for each train
In each county through which teh train
runs. 1t is said that under literal con-
struction of the act, dead bodies cannot be
shipped or tlat day
The evening times., 1896-08-21
APPOINTED BY SATOLLI.
Rev. G. b. PambIanco of phlladslphia

Kew. q. Is. PamDiancO OF Rhiladelphia
to he the Cardinals Secretary.
Philadelphia, Aug. 21.-The Rev. G. B.
Pambianco, assistant to the Rev ather
Isoleri, rector OF the Italian Roman Catho-
lie Church Of st. Mary Ma gdalen De Pazzi.
Seventh and Marriott streets, has been
chosen by Cardinal Satolli as the latter's
secretary.
1t is not definitely known when Father
Pambanco will leave Philadelphia to enter
upon the duties of his new position, but 1t is
not believed that he will resign from the
local parish until after the new pa pal dele
gate and Mgr. Satoni's successor has been
appointed
Father Pambianco was born in Genoa.
Italy. In 1926. He was OF a prominent
Italian family aud early studied for the
priesthood. In 1889 he was sent to this
country as an assistant to the Rev.
Father IsOleri. He Is nun
of deep learning and great affa-
biHty and possesses suave manners. He
He has labored earnestly in his sacred
mission, and has endeared himselS to all his
parishioners by his integrity and high sense
OF justice. He has shown himself to be
a valuable servant OF the church in incul-
tdtihE tnt tt5sob VI tOiAlioAl 0cAlNeQ iIbiii
religion. Father Pambianco is a man OF
marked modesty, and not given TO display
or parading his virtues before the public
For that reason many of his good qualities
were never known until Mcnsignor Satolli
first visited America in 1893. He came
TO this city, where he remained several
days. and the Rev Father Pambianco was
Introduced 10 him. The apostolic delegate
admired the priest so much thathe extended
to him an invitation to visit him in Rome
Soon after Mgr. Satolh was elevated to
| the high office of cardinal by the pope he
| at once announced his intention of selecting
| Father rPambiancoas hissecretary.
His appointment is subject of great
| congratulation among the people OF the
parish of st. Mary Ma gdalen, who regard
| the appointment as In honor Of his great
ability, culture and high sense of the
! trust reposed in him.
The evening times., 1896-08-21
SENATOR STEWART EXPLoDEs.
Says Gold Men Are Getting Ready to
Buy 2,5OO,OOO Votes.


Buy 2.5OO.OOO Votes.
New York, Aug. Ex-senator William
NJ. Stewart, of Nevada, strolled through
the corridor of the Fifth Avenue Hotel to-
day on his way to the Democratic head
quarters in the Bartholdi. He said that
he expected To leave today and speak with
Mr.. Bryanat Tivoli tomorrow. The Senator.
when asked whether Bryan would w in, said:
win? Why, OF course. lie will. 1t is the
old war of America against Great Britain
and we will be victorious again. We can
defeat the European syndicate. Just look
how the European countries are harbcring
gold. tits all conspiracy and the Ameri-
caDsdo notpropose to be ruled by Europeans.
That tbattle was fought over hundred years
ago, and now we have practically the same
fight on our hands,"
With flashing eyes, the Senator raised
his finger as II in scorn, and, pointing It
in the direction OF Washington, said: For
twenty years nothing has been done in the
Treasury Department that was not abso-
Iu,ely dictated by England and Europe.
know what am talking about
The Senator declared that the Republi-
cans were frightened. Yes, sir, We have
got them badly frightened; and they are
now IA Using money to buy votes In the open
market You see, they Will have to buy
$500, 900, and that puzzles them, for they
do not nkow how much they will have to
pay. All OF these gold bugs in the East are
being tapped to help buy votes"
The evening times., 1896-08-21
PALMER DELAYS NARRikTs
continued from, FIf.t P age. ,


jackson City tough, acted ip the same ca
pacity for Marshall.
Robert Turner, "a tough-looking character.
acted us spokesman for the prisoners, but
was unable to secure anyone to go upon
his bond, and the court volunteered to re-
lease him on his own recogizance, and
the word of Deputy Burke. notwithstanding
tho fact that Turner u. one. of the most
notorious outlaws across the river.
NO EFFORT TO ARREST.
During the progress OF the farce there were
at least n half dozen OF the worst of the lot,
for whom warrants have been issued, hang
ing about the place, but no attempts were
made to arrest them.
IL appeared from the whole affair that
the intent OF tile authorities is that nothing
shall be done, but Nelson says he will prose
cute the cases and the sheriff. and declares
that il the cases cannot be tried In that
court he will bring them before some other
justice. Nelson says no favorites shall be
played, and, il necessary, he will accepts "a
Jail sentence himself for the purpose of con-
yictiDg the remainder.
This afternoon he went to Alexandria
to confer with Assistant Comm onwealth's
Attorney Marbury to see IL he would not
prosecute the cases.
If not he will apply for an attorney to
the Women's Christian Association and the
anti ga ambling league Of the county
Nelson will go to Fairfax Court House this
afternoon to confer with Judge Chichester.
He declares that he has been arrested in
virginia thirty five times. but that he is
through now. ~
| Deputy Burke will likely make a few
more arrests this afternoon. Most OF the
men for whom warrants were sworn out are
still at Jackson City
| AN OPINION OF NELSON.
Curtis B. Graham, one OF tie deputy
sheriffs of Alexandria county, takes no
| stock in Nelson's reported reformation. He
| says the ex-gambler is merely playing !or
public sympathy.
Nelson is a thief. a liar and a murderer"
he said TO a Times reporter this morning,
land is the meanest white man in Alex
aDdria county. Nor is tiiis the first time he
has done this very trick. Once before he
had warrants issued for the gang, bat with
| drew them before they were executed.
sheriff Palmer has been trying for a
long time to get him for writing policy.
Nelson has been doing this right along and
the other day was caught. He probably
thinks this is an easy way to get out of
| trouble. sr" @'' i'''
'.At the next term of the Alexandria
court Nelson is to be tried for murder
He must also answer the charge OF rob
biDg the courthouse in Alexandria and
| playing policy in Washington So you
can readily see that he needs friends and
probably thinks he can get ONE in-
| fiuential ones in this way"
The evening times., 1896-08-21
DEAFNESS IS BlhEIED
BY the Skill Of the Master
Physician.
FRANK MILLER HEARS AGAIN
With the Regularity That Charac-
Science Is the Lost Sense of Hear
ing Restored by Doctors Mccoy and
Cowden.

ise unirersal interest taken in the ,rork Of
Doctors McCoy and Co,eden as not TO be tro1s-
dered at ,cI,ea it is remembered that they are
doing something that nerer ,cas done before
in the history Of medicine. Rare aud creep
tional cases of deafness and noises in the cara
tcere cured By the old treatments, ,clsich noto
are discarded because they are too serere and
often harmful, but nerer before ,cere these
larity ,chich Indicate the operation Of esta6-
lished ld,c. Those ,oho are Jollotring d.i,
series Of testimonials find neac cause for ,eon-
der erery day.
The evening times., 1896-08-21
PROJECTIONS OYER LINE
Commissioners Make an Amendment
Of Building Regulations.
List of improvements Ordered to he
Made-MinOr District
Matters.

The question as to the cleaning of
b street northwest, between Ninth and
Twelfth streets, has been finally dis
posed or, the Commissioners today author
izipg the acceptance of proposition from
Col. Albert Daggett.
In his proposal the contractor said: II
will furnish the men and all necessary
tools and clean B street ON the south side
from Ninth To Twelfth streets for the sum
of $5.25 per day and will guarantee to
do the work to the entire satisfaction of
your department and all Concerned"
This arrangement will not interfere with
the privilege OF H. Clay Jones to remove the
refuse, which he will continue to do with
out expense to the District.
Building Inspector Brady has been ap-
pointed by the Commissioners to attend the
seventh annual convention OF the National
Association OF Commissioners and Inspec-
tors OF Buildings of the United States of
America, to be held in Buffalo, N. Y, Sep
tember / 8. =
Upon the Recommendation OF Building In
spector Brady, the Commissioners today
authorized an amendment to the schedule
OF limitations and provisions relative To
the projection OF portions OF buildings be-
yond the building line.
The amendment is in the form Of foot
note, numbered 8, and is as follows
Before u permit is issued for a porte
cochere the written assent Of all property
owners on that side Of the square where it
Is proposed to locate such structure must
be obtained and filed in the office of the
building inspector, and the appr caches and
frix i-ul1 10 ma bp rxryiSa
proved to the satisfaction OF the engineer
Conlmissi oner.'
Orders were issued today as follows.
For the laying OF go feet Of six-inch
water main in Fifteenth street extended.
bet wecn Columbia road and Kcnesaw
avenue; 933 feet of twelve inch main in
Columbia road, between Florida and Gait
fornia avenues; 255 feet OF six inch main iI
California avenue, between Columbia road
and Connecticut avenue; ass fcet of six
inch main in Connecticut avenue, between
Wyoming and California avenues; $50 feet
of six inch main In Sixteenth street north
east, beginning at the six-inch main at the
intersection OF Roscdaie street and run
ming thence south In Sixteenth street a dis
tance OF $50 feet.
Also that tile following work be done
under the provisions OF the permit system:
Lay brick sidewalk in front of No. 244
Kenesaw avenue, set curb in front of No.
1910 Thirteenth street, lay cement side
walk and curb in front OF Nos. 81 2 and g. Ia
| Twelfth street northeast.
That an allotment OF $3.50 from appro-
priation for KeDesaw avenue sewer, for
use in the current quarter, be approved.
nj Ion ha arQrtad
on Bladensburg road.
The evening times., 1896-08-21
EXPRESS MEMS GRIEVANCE
General Strike VIII Re Ordered i
II Is Not Rpmedied

General Strike VIII he Ordered If
II Is Not Rrmedied.
New York, Aug 81. A committee rep
resenting the striking employees of the
Adams Express Company has issued a
statement re garding their difficulties with
the company. In it they say the men are
not striking for more wages or less hours.
but for recognition of their order and to
stop the indiscriminate discharge OF the
employees OF the company without ap-
parent reason.
The company, the statement goes on tc
say, previous to the strike. discharged old
hands as soon as new ones were made Ia
miliar with the work, paying them S5C
per month, or S25 less than the amour
paid the old hands. The statement fur
ther sa VS. the president OF the company vii
again be requested by the strikers to makt
the concession asked for, and If he refuse:
general strike of Adams Express EN-
ployes throughout the country will be or
dered.
The evening times., 1896-08-21

Forecast Till 8 p. IN. Saturday.
Z For the District OF Columbia and Mary
land, generally fair, possibly followed by
light showers Saturday afternoon; south
erly winds.
For Virginia, generally fair; southwest
erly winds.
Weather Conditions and & ener al Fore
cast.
The barometer has fallen slightly over
the central valleys and lake regions and
on the Atlantic coast south of New
England; it has risen in the extreme
north west aud east of New England.
There is an area of low pressure covering
the lower Missouri Valley, and the bar
ometer Is high off the Atlantic coast aud
north of Montana.
1t is slightly warmer In all districts east
of the Rocky Mountains, and slightly cooler
At the Rocky Mountain stations.
Local showers are reported this morn
ing from the lake regions, the central Mis-
sishppt, tbeobio and Missouri valleys. The
weather continues fair 10 the Atlantic
and Gulf States.
Cloudiness will iaerease on the Atlantic
toass north OF Virginia. probably with
The evening times., 1896-08-21
Eusinn I'm California

San Francisco, Aug 21.-After three and
half hours of deiibera,ien between the
conference committees OF the Peoples
party. the Democratic party, and the
silver league yesterday it was decided
to fuSe-on Presidential electors, the Demo-
Gratis to have five for Bryan and Sewan
and the Populists TO have four for Bryan
and Watson. John 8. Gore, one of the most
Influential Populists in this State, refused
to agree to tue fusion.
The evening times., 1896-08-21
Diamond Firm Assigns

New York, Aug. 21.-Leopold We'll &
Co., diamond and jewelry dealers, are in
financial difficulty. The trouble Is attrib-
uted to the banks shutting down on dis
counts. The liabilities are 81 10000. 1t Is
said the assets are sufficient to pay all the
debts, but cannot be realized on t present.
On January last the firm placedi its assets
at $35O,00O.
The evening times., 1896-08-21
Thousa nd Miners Quit Work.

Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 21,-A telegram
was received at the headquarters of the
United Mineworkers of America here, from
StatePresidentR Ratchford, at Shawnee, stat
ing that the entire force of miners work
ing under the lease system in tile valley,
a thousand, quit this morning in obedience
to the order of the State convention of
miDcrs held here week ago. The strike
will continue there and elsewhre until the
scale of wages is paid everywhere In the
State.
The evening times., 1896-08-21
WIFE MURDERER HANGED.
Stabbed Her Nine Times and Crushed
Her Head With a Hammer.

Macon, Mo-, Aug. 21.-George Anderson,
wife murderer, was hanged in Jail here at
11:3O O'Clock this morning. His neck was
broken and he was pronounced dead in
thirteen minutes. He was self possessedand
marched upon the scaffold with firm
tread.
On the morning of May ct, this year, An
derson killed his wife in a horribly brutal
manner, and attempted to kill himself.
He stabbed his wife nine times in the body
and throat and then crushed her head with
hammer. Anderson cut his own throat
from ear to ear, but not sufficiently So as
to cause death.
The evening times., 1896-08-21
LoriIlard's sandis I'm From,

London. Aug. 2l.-At Nottingham today
the Little John plate of 200 sovereigns,
five furlongs straight, was won by Mr.. p
Lorllard's br. c. Sandia, by the Sailor
Prince, out OF Sa!uda- Mr.. Jerseys Mrs.
Langtry'sl br. +. Farouche was second and
w. Newton's ch. c. Dancing Jew third. The
betting was to l against Sandia, % to l
against Farouche and o to against Dancing
Jew.
The evening times., 1896-08-21
Editor Dre1el Homeward Bound

Halifax, Aug. 21.-The steam yacht Al
cedo, from the north shore of New Fsuns-
wick, via Chariottetown. arrived here to-
day, bound home TO Philadelphia. Her
owner, George w. c. DrexeI, is on board,
with Mrs. Erexei, DR.. Parker and Aiss
Riddell. They will remain here for couple
of ays sightseeing.
The evening times., 1896-08-21
INQUEST ON THE DEAF MUTE.
John Aliens Father Here to Take
Charge of the Remains.

Acting Coroner Glazebrook began an in
quest at o'clock this afternoon on the
remains of John Allen, the deaf mute. who
was struck and killed by Baltimore and
Ohio engine last night The body was re-
moved from the Emergency Hospital this
morning TO the Sixth precinct morg2e, where
the inquest is in progress.
Henley Allen, father of the dead hoy
arrived in the city this morning from his
nome in Prince Georges county, Nd, and
will take charge OF the remains at the
close of the inquest
The evening times., 1896-08-21
MAKING MANY CONVERTS.

Chairman Babcock says the reports re-
ceived continue to be all that could be de-
sired. Tue president of country club,
in writing as TO he effect OF some litera-
ture distributed, says that the judicious
placing OF 800 documents has had the re-
suit of bringing sixty-four doubtful and
wavering voters into line and converting
them into stalwart Republicans.
Although the silver Party officials were
busy in -pcttng the finishing touches to
Their new quarters, they nevertheless found
time for active work. Chairman Stevens
is. sen dis;s ,outa.a circular letter to all ma
tional committeeman, notifying them that
all requIsitlons Tor literature would now be
promptly ilonored. and asking them TO an
nounce the amount desired for use in each
State.
Chief Organizer keeney viii tonight go 10
New York and personally look after the
work OF organizing Silver Clubs in thatcit
| and vicinity. From there he will 90 to Chi
cago and remain until after the meeting OF
clubs.
II have received letters from number or
very prominent labor leaders," said Mr..
Keeney, giving assurances that none or
those belonging 10 lahor organizations VIII
be rco. ed by the silly arguments made in re-
gard to n 53 cent dollar and deprecated
currency. as the Republicans choose to call
| the proposed silver money.
.These leaders assure me that they VIII
| themselves distribute educational literature
and practically y turn their organizations into
| silver clubs. The trend OF their letters is
| such as to convey the impression that they
| consider the present situation as critical.
| They are entirely different from the ordi-
| nary political letters, and / know they
! speak from the heart
Mr.. Keeney says the indications are that
| the club meeting at Chicago will be un-
usually well attended, on account of its
noD-partisan character
THE DEMOCRATS.
I Secretary Gardner was alone in charge
! Of the Democratic Congressional headquar-
| ters, Senator Faulkner having gone to be
present at 'Democratic Day. as set
! apart by county fair being held near Mar
t:nsburg, W ", where Senators Black
buril,' Stewart and others will ankle ad-
| dresses. ~-''
The headquarters of the sub national com
miitee- will be formally opened morrow,
with Representative Richardson in charge.
r. C. Hatcher has been appointed private
secretary to Mf Richardson. The work of
Hotel Is being pushed rapidly and every
l-thing is expected to be in readiness fol
occupancy tonight.
The evening times., 1896-08-21
THE DEMOCRATS
charged with Embezzling Funds.

Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 2l.-Richard G. De
Isle of the firm Of Delisle and Steuwe,
prominent commission merchants, was ar
rested this morning on the charge of en-
bezzling S651 69 OF the funds of Nasby
Council, National Union, of which ne was
trea asurer
The evening times., 1896-08-21
HEIGHT & COMPANY,
SIS Seventh Street.
Last sale
of mems
$5.o8 suits.

The balance of the Mems
$40 to SIS Fine Cashmere
and Ciieviot Suits will go
tomorrow and next week.
We've been very successful
in disposing of them. Some
finer ones have been added
to the lot-iu fact some that
sold for S16 and SIT.
It's been a loss all
through, but we've borne it
unfiinchingly, because it is
better to lose a little than
carry them over to next
season. You may pay for
them as you wish.
The evening times., 1896-08-21
Promin..nt Cincinna tian Afisainu.

Cincinnati. Aug. FL. John p. Eppiy. q
prominent citizen and leading undertakcr.
Is NJ nYysterious;y missing He left his Office,
opposite the city hall Monday afternoon
and has not been seen by his friends sfncr
Mr. Epply Is seventy-ax years OF age
The evening times., 1896-08-21
Two CoIored Murderers BREAK JaII

Two Coi0red Murderers Break jail.
Decatur, Ala. Aug. '21.-George and Win
BoweH, two negroes sent here for safe
keeping from Limestone county, and under
sentence of death for the murder of q
white man named Smith, broke Jail some
time last night and are at large.
The evening times., 1896-08-21

Chairman BabcocK. OF the Republican
Congressional committee, has returned from
New York, where he attended an import
| Chairman Hanna.
MIR Rabcock is very enthusiastic over the
| outlook in both the State and city and
declares that IL is only question of how
much ma tority Mckinley will have and
| it would surprise Kim In the least to see
| IL closely approximate the 100000 figure,
exceeding the vote by which Cleveland de-
| feated Folger for tile goverporship.
Advices received at New York head
quarters from all parts OF the State are &C
the most encouraging character, and in
| the city itself everything points to Re-
| publican success.
-Advices received here from Representa-
tive Mondell OF Wyoming are to the effect
| that matters are daily becoming brighter
| for the Republicans, and the probahilitie;
| now are that Mckinley will carry the State
by larger plurality than that given Harri'
| son. 80. ..l...
The Democrats and Populists are at log
gerheads on the subject of fusion and there
will be three Congressional tickets in the
field, and as the result Mr.. Mnndell EXPECT.
to havea comparative walkover. The Pop
ulists made the first nomination, placing
Judge Brown In the field. The Democrats
| refused td iudorse him and nominated eN'
| Coy Oswell Both parties persist in ad
herring to the choice originally made, and
the prospects of fusion are vague and in
ldefinite e.
The evening times., 1896-08-21
FULL OF JOY
Mr.. Babcock Enthusiastic Over
: the Outlook in New York.
ADyICES FROM FARWYOMING

Many Converts Made by the Judicious
Placing of Literature-In Spite of
This the Silver Men Foresee Vic
tory for Their Candidate-The For
- nation of hubs.
The evening times., 1896-08-21


The boys department
will be interesting tomor-
row. We have Just 500
Boys 81 and SIS Refer
Dou uble-breasted and Faunt-
leroy Suits, which will go
at Sl.9S each. They'll go
in a hurry, 100, for it won't
take a prudent mother or
father more than a minute
to see their remarkable
valu,. All sizes aud for
cash or easy payments.
The evening times., 1896-08-21
new York stock Market.

Furnished by seymour Bros. bank
era and brokers. members of New
York Stock Exchange. Washingtoa.
The evening times., 1896-08-21

local showers on Saturday. Generally
fair weather will continue In the south
Atlantic and Gulf States.
The following heavy precipitation, In
inches, was reported:
During the past twenty four hours
Tampa, LIB; White River, Los.
The evening times., 1896-08-21

The finest, thS best BOARDS only o.
per 100 feet. II yReHvant common boards.
Toe Del. 100 feet.a Frank Libbey s Co. 9Th
and N. y. ave. iii . ..na el.iias.l.,.l :. :.
The evening times., 1896-08-21
LOWER PRICES RULED.

Flooring. S1-oO per 100 feet. all Que
width. F Libbey 6 Co.. 9Th and n. Y ave