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The evening times., 1897-06-10
PEItSECUTED BY ROYALTY.
Laboring Under This Delusion Kara
yannOpaulos Raises Row.

A tail, athlcticlooking man, with Van
Dyke beard and frayed clothes. Who says
hr rs a Greek 20, I. aud Who t;ioties im the
name of Georgius Karay yannopaulos, was
arrested by Policeman Guy arly this morn-
ing v bile trying to forcibly enter the resi-
deuce at No. 1908 o street mort Invest, and
charged with dSorderly conduct. When
searched at the police station a pistol was
found in his pocket, and a further Charge
OF concealed weapons was PLACID against
his name.
He ClaImed to live in the house which he
was trying to enter. but Mrs. A NJ. Park
ins0n. VITO uccupics the house, said that
ne owed "a months board and that she
HAD ordered hrm TO leave When arrested
tie was hamnler.ng at the door and yell
inr "a the TOP OF his voice in I:Iore or less
choice Greek.
- thc station he told a long story Of
how h was belng prosecuted Icy the
royal iom,lN Of Greece King George, he
said. had tried 10 force him To marry tac
daughter Cf an obscure court officiat aud
uron his Tcfusal had begun to pursue hin,
with all rlanEcr CT prosecutions.
Judge Euulan before whom he ap-
pcaUeG thi> morning. continued tie case
untl tomorrow, and in the meanwhile re-
que>;ed that lie mans sanity be inquired
into
The evening times., 1897-06-10
FARMERS FIND A CHAMPION
Continued from First Page

vote to undo the iniquities OF this bill by
restoring TO the people what Is being taken
from theIni"
Mr.. Allen made brief address upon the
amen Jrnent offered by Senator CanaoE- He
was followed by Mr.. Perkins, OF California,
VINO made a plea for the support Of the
American marine commerce.
he offered an amendment to the amend
nIenj, providing that such export bounty
shall he paid only ON such articles as are
shipped in American vessels built i'll This
country ANA registeredin American custom
houses.
After some debate, Mr. Perkins with
drew his amendment, and the clerk pro
ceeded to call the roll on the proposition or
Mr. Cannon to give to the farmer an
export bounty on wheat, corn, rye and
flour and neal.
On this proposition the Democrats and
Republicans voted alike iii the negative
The Amendment was rejected by vote
of 90 to g.
MT alnSon asked that the sugar schedule
Se next taken up. He asked that the Coin.
nittee amendments be either disagreed To
or that there be no Objection 10 the coIn-
nittce withdrawing the amendment
Sir Jones OF A rk ansas replied that there
would he no opposition TO this, and the read
ing began Of tie schedule as enacted by
the House.
Mr. Allison asked unanimous consent TO
pass by the provision relating to the sugar
imported from the Hawaiian Islands. He
took occasion to explain that the committee
had never proposed to strike out the prJ-
.fa4a al Thew
only desired thatit should gOoveT.
There was no objection 10 this and the
committee amendment proposing duty
of L 95-100 cents on refined sugar instead
of the House duty of 81 81 900 cents.
MI. Jones or Arkansas opposed both
rates. He submitted an amendment fix
ing the duty at 2 12 one-hundrcdths of
cent on the refined product.
Mr.. Jones referred to the assertions OF
Mr.. Aldr:Ch that the committee ame ndneut
gave less protection to the sugar reilneiS
than did tile duty proposed-by the House
Now the committee had abandoned that
position, and had increased the prote ction
to the sugar refiuers by according thtm a
larger margin of pToiit.
It had Increased the margin OF profits
in nearly every single point. Instead OF the
| House duty the committee had IncreasCd
the margin II profit as much As Z - per
cent Mr. Jones favored sugar tax, but
one that should bear as lightly as possible
on th,, consumers OF sugar in the United
| states
Mr. Jones brought out n box containing
! several bottles OF refined sugar. He in-
tended he said giving the Senate an object
| lesson in sugar refining. His samples were
| from the New York custom house.
The evening times., 1897-06-10
AN ADVANCING STOCK MARKET
Tariff Progress, Better Weather ard
Good Railway Reports the Cause.

New York, June 10.-The stock ma Tket
opened with such animation and variety In
dealings this morning as 1t had not shown
for long time. Fifty-fiye different issues
" ere dealt In during the first half hour.
Prices opened generally 14a1-2 per cent
above yesterdays close and advanced fur
ther dunng the first hour. London was a
buyer, and the range Of prices from that
center was encouraging TO the bull side
Good reports OF railway earnings, better
weather conditions in the West and the
progress made IN the Senate on the tarilG
biIl wcre also stimulating influences
Consolidated Gas opened | per cent high
cr on rufnors OF consolidation with other
gas companies. Tennessee Coal and Iron
was strong 2 gOnimpTOying trade ady!ces. The
anthracite coal shares were strong on lib
eral covering Of shorts IN Jersey Central
and Delaware and Hudson. Western Union
advanced Sharply on buying 10y the bears.
The evening times., 1897-06-10
GALLANT COMMANDER MUELAN.
Court-NIartIaI Grau-ed TO Inquire
Into Charges Against Him.

CDuTt-Na rtial Gran eu 10 1HQ
Into Charges Against Him.
Secretary Long VIII probably grant
cogrt-Elart!al in The case of Commander
Dennis " MUllan, who was until recently
in command II the navy yard at Pensacola
Fla Thc uuuaadcr - married man.
and it has rcen asserted that he was
entirely too gallant to one particular y"urE
woman wiru lived al Pen>a cola The COIN
rtiautpr issajd tC have fort iidea any wol..-I
at the officers quarters from using The
lauuch, hut IN the case Of the young
woman in question the order did n"t apply
aDd She went sailing UH IL at VIII.
Many acts OF Eallaniry have brCa at
tvsauted to the commander in connection
with the young woman. and other irrecG-
larities have also been charged against
him
An irvesi icatiOn into tie charges was
made by the Navy Department, which re-
suited IN Commander Mullan henC removed
10 ana: her station. The commander de-
mandcd a CoHrt-II5artfal- and Secretary
Long ha< had the matter under consider
alton foI about two weeks. II was SAID
TODAY that q court-mart al VIII be ordered
The evening times., 1897-06-10

The regular permanent family circUla-
ton uf The Evening star is more than
double that Of any other paper IA Wash
iu..toa. whether published in The morning
or in tie afternoon Evening Star.
The Circulation of THE TIMES
Yesterday was 42.2i3 copies. In
the event (Which. of course, we can
orIy guess att that the Stars cir
collation. reached 81 900, the circu-
Intion II Tbs TIMES exceeded tina,
OF the star hy al least 10000 copies
The evening times., 1897-06-10
IN PURSUIT OF FoULTZ.
The Crafty Murderer Thought to
Re in the City.

The CraffV Murderer DpuEnt 10
Re in the City.
The search for Dorsey FOultZ, the muir
drreT. is being kept up by the police Of the
Second and Eighth precincts. The atinos-
phere IN North Washington is stu full of
rumoTs concerning FOultz'S whereabouts,
the majority Of them being purely lmaSi-
nary, aad the officers have, In consequence,
haea seat On many false leads. An old po-
iIce;nan sail this afternoon:
That fellow is playing shuttleccck and
hattlelCor with the cops, and getting his
friends TO circulate false reports about
his whereabouts Foultz is armed and deS
perate. and am afraid he will add an.
other, or possibly two more, murders to
his list before he is taken.
II understand he said to friend the
other day. They can only hang me once
If kill q dozen people, and l might as
well have some fun out of this thing He
also said that be would much rather be
shot by a policeman than swing from a
ScaffOld"
The evening times., 1897-06-10
PATrERSoH.s CASE NoL-pRosSED
He shows That All Moneys We're
Properly Expended.

The charge OF enlbezzle neut. upon which
John " Patterson. president OF the Fo"-
pies Transportation Company, was ar
rested, yesterday morning, a. tCid in this
morning : Times, was Rol-proSSed this
morning by.A S>iSt1Ht AttCmey Mullowny.
Patterson produced the books Of the
company AMI the minutes OF the secretary,
showing conciuSiyely that every cent Of
the 81 ,"Oo whi'-h he was accused OF en-
Sezziiug, ha3 heea expended in theint:rc
and under the direction Of the company.
Mr. Patterson said that his arrest was
thcvcSultoraCCnspi Mrs NJ. LCooper
cousin ofthe Young man VITO Swore out the
warrant had. Re said, been requested tc
resign pn Tuesday. owing to inefiiciCncy,
and sitr go: her cousin TO swear cut the
warrant. Young Cooper, Patterson says,
has no connection, either as an officer or
shareholder, with the Peoples Trans
pprtation Company witt. any other com
pany or which Patterson Is president,
The evening times., 1897-06-10
yyonan,s PRESBYTERIAN Missions.

The regular quarterly meeting of the
womau's Presbyterian Home Missionary
Society was held this morning at Gurley
Memorial Church. Mrs T. 5. Hamlin,
president of the society, was in the chair,
with Miss Decide secretary. 1t was an
nounced that the total receipts for the
quarter amounted to 81 ,029 "a. The
session was principally taken up with a
discussion on the matter OF distributing
TIE rrs eiptS OF the quarter, several letters
tetng read in that connection
The evening times., 1897-06-10
licensed TO Marry.

The following marriage licenses We're
ISSUED today. George W Dudley and Rosa
L Rakey: Charles Suringman and Eiiza-
beth c. Bunk. william Carter and Charity
Clifton. Of AuacoSiia, ID c.: bertrand w.
Ponham and Fife J MoXley Of Fair
fax county, Va: Herbert S. EleaZar Of
Southampton. L J., and Lula p. Da Yves:
Patrick J U'Connur and Nellie c. Gca gan;
Je>se Holmes and Maria Rawlings. John
II Windpler, Of Flenheim, \. Y e, and Juliet
r. Stewart: Sampson Morse and Mary
S.af. .ur,i. of rennmE. D c, Richard VIII
liarlS and NollIe Lockwood.
The evening times., 1897-06-10
GOSSIP ABOUT DE REszkE.
Runors in London That Set Must
cal Circles Wondering.

London, June 1O.-MusiCal circles are
discussing rumors concerning Jean De
PcSzke whose announced appearance in
The Meister>incer' tonight, has been
POSTPONED. this being the second time
within ten DAYS thatit has been done.
As upon the previous oCca Slons, the OH
,ial reason given foT his non-appeamnce Is
tnat hci- indiSpoScd, but it is said that he
has been singing like al angel at enter
taiuments ia private houses De Reszke :
absnncef-om tonight speriomance, coupled
with Mclha 'sappcarancein London, though
she is not engaged for opera, is causing
good deal OF gossip
The evening times., 1897-06-10
CHAPMAN'S TIME is UP.
The Brokers' Term of Imprisonment
Ends at Midnight.

At midnight tonight Broker Elyerton Z.
Chapman, the contHmacious sugar witness
who hus heen serving a thirty-day term
at the District jail, win be liberated.
1t is said that Mr.. Chapman VIII not
leave the jail before morning, but it is
probable that he win take carriage II'I-
mediately on the hour OF IL and go TO the
Arlington where Mrs. Chapman and their
two children await him.
The evening times., 1897-06-10
He Had swallowed a Devilfish.

Trenton, n j., June 10 John II. Huber,
or Market street, thinks his life was saved
by cucumhcrs. After eating heartily of
them on Tuesday he vonited strange
looking fish weighing eight ounces. 1t
looks like a devilfsh, having but one eye,
and that central The medical society is
going to give the fish extended conSidera-
lion and try to determined origin Huber
has been compl ainingo painsin his stomach
and physicians thought he had cancer.
The evening times., 1897-06-10
Sunreme Court Decisions.

When the judges on the Supreme Bench
render a decision it is final. 1t is unques-
tiouably right. Tharp's Old Reliable 'Berk-
eley'' Whisky has been passed On by the
supreme court of public opinion and judged
to be by far the hest system toner to be
had At James Tharp' sonly, 812 F street.
81 a quart. Item
The evening times., 1897-06-10
$500 To New York and Re- $500
turn via Pennsylvania Railroad.

Tickets VIII he sold for special train
leaving Washington at IL p. m. Saturday,
June IL: valid for return passage on train
leaving New York at 11:30 p m. Sunday,
June I3 Special trains VIII be stopped
az Newark, Del, Wilmington, Chester and
Philadelphia. TO which points tickets will
he sold at PyoportioEately low rates. Sleep
ing cars in each direction.
les. 9.I0,11,e-9, ,10,11,12-m
The evening times., 1897-06-10
washington Stock Exchange.

Washington Stock Ezchahge'
Sales-National al Safe Deposit and Trust,
6 at 115 Metropolitan Railroad, 40 at
ia 81; 10 at ia 1-2. United states
Electric Light, 10 at 80 81 American
Graphophone, so at 1-9. Pneumatic
Gun Carriage, 1O1 at so cents. Mergen
thaler Linotype, at 126. Lanston Mono
type, at Z "a
After call Metropolitan Railroad 6's.
$4,000 at 116 IA. Washington Gas,
at 43 1-2.
The evening times., 1897-06-10

Interesting TO Government typewriter
operators. Have Hartford machine sent
TO YOUR office for tlial. You will Ike IL,
Tvpewriter Headquarters and Manu-
racturers' Agency, 1907 F st NV. Burket
n Hewett, Agts. je9-3tem
The evening times., 1897-06-10

A fire at the Brazilian legation, No $500
n street northwest, called out ngine No.
1 on a local alarm about 500 last even
Ing The blaze was occasiOned by some
Clothing catching fire from d burning
gas le; The roOrns of the house were
filled with smoke. and the ladies badly
frightened The flames were soon eNtin-
s1;ishca. with the loss Of about Slo0.
The evening times., 1897-06-10
Miss Helen Hughes Improving.

Miss Helen Hughes, the young lady who
was knocked down and severely injured ny
a colored hicyclist, at Eighth and Ii
streets northwest is reported today TO be
improving at her home, No. 5S New York
avenue northwest. Miss Hughes was going
to wedding when the accident occurred
and her new and handsome gown was
ruinpd
The evening times., 1897-06-10
Resignation Requested.

Third Assistant Postma ster General Mer-
ritt requested the resignation OF T. @
Munce, chief of the staff division of the
Postoffice Department, today.
The evening times., 1897-06-10
PAYMENT of Arrears of Taxes.

In the Senate today Mr.. Faulkner gave
notice Of an amendment to the deficiency
bill, which provides that on all arrears Of
taxes in the District of Columbia which
shall be paid on or before sixty days after
the approval Of the act, all penalties and
charges, except per cent interest, shall be
remitted.
The evening times., 1897-06-10
N06e-ln9DrieGy.

We are prepared Go furnish medicine for
home treatment, with fun dire cticns for
using, 10y express to any part or The oota-
try, ana by It's use very Ia Ctie or 80 snIf1r-
lng ensUeS dpOn the lmint date Withdrawal
oI al sulmulantS.
see rclsorI ot soupe rinGendent of Charities
for $50. page "a. also reIeFt noes by per
mission from many members of Congress
aud Government officials at office, rtCoIn-
mending our treatment.
NO Uhargo 4Vf consultation.
J. A. WESTLAKE. NJ. D., Manager.
Hours, a. Ia. to . ID. Ia. Je5-9t
The evening times., 1897-06-10
Saturday aud Sunday Excursions
TO the Country.

The & o. r. r. has placed on sale
reduced rate excursion tickets, TO be sold
every Saturday and Sunday during the
summer season, valid for return until fol-
lowing Monday, from Washington to points
on the Washin gton Branch as far as
Annapolis Junction and points on the Met
roooIitaa Branch and main line as far
as Fredcrick and chaTiestown, w. Va
my25-tu,th till au31
The evening times., 1897-06-10
Cricket at Mnnchester.

Manchester, England, June l0.-The Ian
cashire and Philadelphia cricket teams be
gan a match on the Manchester grounds
TODAY. The Philadelphia went 10 the bat
and scored aa runs for five wiCkets.
The evening times., 1897-06-10
ST for a Pair of Spectacles
or Eyeglasses

isn't very costly if they are fitted
to the exact needs of your eyes.
They are sold at that price here.
H. H. Brown, 1910 F Street.
The evening times., 1897-06-10

We have ready purchasers for second
hand machines. Send yours TO US for
sale. Typewriter Headquarters and Manu-
facturers' Agency, 3O7 st. NV. Bulket
& Hewett, Agts. je9-6t,em
The evening times., 1897-06-10

SI.25 10 Baltimore and Return
Via b. & o. r r. All trains June 2 and
l3 valid for return passage untH following
Mon day. je9-4t-em
The evening times., 1897-06-10
Death of a Prominent Lady.

London, June 10.-Lady Mildred Marion,
wife OF Augustus EdIard Jessup, of Phila-
delphia, Pa, died at Vtllescure, France,
yesterday. She was thirty-nine years OF
age.
The evening times., 1897-06-10
Note brignt's Disease.

Our treaJmeaJ a. 0aScd upon the careful
eNpt.rlulcatatIOnS UI DI. Rawlings, or
Geo gi.t, covering a period Oh oscr u~elYe
years. Ine results SHOW a comIsleJC cure
Oi nEaaoireuS OF cases where the usagnOsis
was made certain by the best specialists III
tniS country ana abroad Is viii cost you
Nothing untH you are satisfied by the JUS
Appearance ot alDumca, reIcr or uyspnoca,
suDSIuence OF Drops y, III IacG, all LIE symp-
toms incidental co TINS ScouTge OF humanity.
The evening times., 1897-06-10

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
BANKERS and Brokers. Members OF the
Ny. Stock Exchange, 1427 street.
The evening times., 1897-06-10

Do you kno,o that you can haze The Morn
ing, Evening and Sunday Times delivered at
your residence for fifty cents month";
The evening times., 1897-06-10
RESPITE for DurraDt.

San Francisco, June 1O.-Theodore Dur
rant will today be rcspited until July y
next.
The evening times., 1897-06-10
wbitelaw Reid at a Social Func tion.

WhitPlaw Reid at a Soflhl + junction
London June l0.-Whtelaw Reid. spe-
c;al arnha SSador to the Queens jubilee,
attended an at home given by AIHha ssadoT
Hay and Mrs Hay at their residence last
evening.
The evening times., 1897-06-10

Storage, furniture, 81 to So month B..
& @. STORAGE CO, 10 to 16 Z st. ne.
ie5-tf
The evening times., 1897-06-10

A full line of electrical apparatus, with
COMPETENT Physicians in charge, VINO
have had extensive experience iii their
speClalticS
The evening times., 1897-06-10

Vienna. June 10.-DT. wilkins, professor
OF animal ph ysiol@ey, has committed suicide.
IN health was the cause.
The evening times., 1897-06-10
View York Stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. b. Hibbs * Co,
Bankers aud Brokers. Members Of the
Nv Stock Exchange, 1927 + street.
The evening times., 1897-06-10
Consumption and Brighfs Disease.

All Nervous Diseases, rheumatism, Spe-
cial Electric Treatment tAposlolIs) IOr
diseases Of Women, also UenIto-urInaTy
system, both sexes. structure paialessly
and gertaauiy cured
The evening times., 1897-06-10
TURKEY becoming GRACIOUS.
Report That she VIII Withdraw Her
Troops From Thessaly.

London. June I0.-A ConstantinOple dis
patch says the Ottoman officials are more
conciliatiory regarding ThesSa1y. 1t Is
now believed Turkey will yieldon that point
and agree to withdraw her troops.
The evening times., 1897-06-10
FOR RENT rs.
FOR REST- STORES.

FOR RENT-NO. 473 Pa ava,nw- store,
rs feet deep, 10 rooms and bath, all
feInE thoroughly renOvat ed. 70 foot alley
in rear, viii rent as a " hole or separately
Low rent TO right party. Apply S42
h st NV 5e5-I4s
The evening times., 1897-06-10
rOH sAI.E Or RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT-A brick house; 9
rooms, bath: all mod. imp. newly pa
pereG. on long time, easy payments. not
lei O-3r EN-
The evening times., 1897-06-10
wAHrED-POsTAGE STAMPS.

WANTED-For cash, all kinds Of old United
States postage and department stamps,
collections also bought ii. F DUNK
HORST, 1905 7th st NV. my9-u
The evening times., 1897-06-10
The Highlands Sanitarium
Medical Association
Chronic Diseases.

has opened offices at 500 New York ave.
IOr Jne treatment OF ali
The evening times., 1897-06-10

Wash Market Co imp Us. I2-21 80. / .----,
a ash Market Co ext'n 6's. liI-'2T.. lUJ .....
Masonic Han \ Ssoci1rion j's. 1905. ld3 ......
N ash { Inf lst 6's, 1901 .......... 80. ......
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-02-26
THE ODD AND CURIOUS.

The Mississippi river, at the point
where it flows out of Lake Itaska, is
ten feet wide and eighteen inches deep.
The Hottest inhabited place in the
world is the Buddhist monastery of
Haine, in Thibet. tits about IL 900 feet
above the sea.
On the summit of Ben Lomond may
be seen the smallest tree that grows in
Great Britain; it is known as the dwarf
willow, and is. when mature. only
about two inches in height
The sea has no herbivorous inhab-
liant Its population live on each
other, and the whole of this immense
expanse of water is one great slaughter
house, where the strong forever prey
upon the weak.
Many savage nations worshiped only
the malevolent deities. on the principle
that the good gods would do all they
could for humanity anyhow, while the
evil gods or demons needed concilia-
ton.
A bird of immense wing power is the
tiny stormy petrol; it belongs to every
sea, and, although so seeming frail, it
breasts the utmost fury of the storm;
skimming with incredible velocity the
trough of the waves and gliding rapidly
over their snowy crests. Petrels have
been observed 1000 miles from nearest
land.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-02-26
SOME WONDERFUL MEN.

Matthew Buckinger, German, who,
many years ago, exhibited himself in
London, had neither arms nor legs, but,
nevertheless. managed to write a good
hand, very clear and round, by holding
the pen between the stump of the right
arm and his cheek.
Beethoven could play, from memory,
all the preludes and fugues contained
in Bach's "Well-Tempered Clavichord."
There are As preludes and the same num-
Der of fugues, and, as each is in the
most abstruse style of counterpart, the
difficulty of this performance will be
appreciated by every musician.
Liszt was the mostwonderful pianist
in musical history. He had prodigious
strength of arm and wrist, which en-
abled han TO achieve astounding results.
but his delicacy of touch was very re-
markable. When learning the piano be
was often known to practice from II TO
is hours day.
Sir William Hamilton mentions q
tailor, whose name he does not give,
who was blind from birth. and yet. by
the sense of touch alone, could distin-
guish the patterns of Scotch plaids,
used in the kits of the Highland COS
tunes; matching the cloth with all
the exactness that might be expected
OF one having perfect vision.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-02-26
PICKED UP HERE AND THERE.

Sing Sing prison has a fine convict
shoir, and it is considered among the
convicts as a swell thing to belong
10 it.
Strengthening the hair of colored peo-
pie affords one in St. Louis a good in
come. She possesses a secret for do
ing it.
The irreverence shown by nineteenth
century terseness is illustrated by a
town in Michigan, which calls itself
"Bunkerhill," without any division of
syllables.
Lewiston, Me-, has invented dirt
bee," in which people excavate cellar
under some parsonage or other build
ing of public interest which needs and
deserves such an attachment.
The Exchange and Mart, London
publication, contains the following eX-
traordinary advertisement: Bargain.
Lady leaving England permanently
must sell family grave; hold FIVE; mar
BILE slab"
Old and experienced Scandinavian
ship captains say that women make
good pilots and are to be preferred to
men, in that they have more patience
than men and are not so liable, through
drunkenness, to dash a ship on the
rocks.
The amputation of her own toe with
q carving knife was recently performed
by Josephine Thomas, a domestic of
Mount Airy, N. j. The physician says
the heroic action probably saved her
life, as poisonous spider had bitten
her in the amputated member.
A pocket telephone for policemen is
one of the recent inventions. Over in
England it is in general use, and has
been found very satisfactory. The tel
sphone consists of combined mouth
piece and earpiece, with about foot
or more Of wire attached. an affixing pin
and a small key.