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The times., 1897-04-08
THE EXPECTORA14ON VICE
The Commissioners Will Pass 4
Prohibitive Ordinance.
There Appears to- be IL Consensus
of Opinion That II Is Nuisance
Needing Abatement.

The District Commissioners will have a
formal board discussion Of the expectora
ton problem i'll the near future. The
result of the meeting will be- an ordinance
other public conveyances, unless there is
a decided change of front.
The eXpectoration nuisance has long been
a source Of annoyance and complaint.
little while ago prominent woman, whose
name cannot be learned, wrote to the Com
missioners asking that sometiIing be done.
AT about the same time well-known
Washington gentleman, whose name the
Commissioners also decline to give, wrote
a similar letter.
1t was learned by the Commissioners soon
after that other cities have ordinances re-
lating To this matter. Information 10 this
effect was given To Health Officer Wood
ward, and he was requested To frame "A
regulation lie has done this, following
the lines adoptedin the other cities
1t may he stated ON authority that the
regulation when it goes in force will he
very much like the following;
whereas, splitting in the public build
.ngs and streets cars has been declared by
the boards OF health of different cities as
preiudiced TO the health OF the people re-
guired to visit the buildings and ride III the
cars; and,
whereas it is IL recognized fact, IN
addition, that it is offensive to the eye
and the smell, and calculated TO deiile
clothing w orn by ladies;
Therefore, splitting upon the floors Of
public building and in street cars is
hereby declared nuisance prejudicial
to public health
Following this will he directions to the
authorities to have conspicuous notices
posted where they will do the most good,
to have ianitors look after their own build
ings and call attention OF offender to the
law, and finally directions for proceedings
against persistent offenders.
When it was learned thatthe matter was
under advisement by the Commissioners,
President Harrles of the Metropolitan inn
mediately wrote to them, expressing his
appreciation of the idea, and requesting
the passage OF the law.
Commissioner Ross said Ia Times re-
porter Yesterday: Although, personally
am very much in favor or this ordinance,
cannot say that it will become law
until the Dodfu hedEs iiOlI All Siuts anu
acts
Commissioner Truesdell said In substance
what Mr. Ross did II believe we ought
to have such II regulation
Health OFFICER Woodward said The
law is very much needed both as a health
matter and for decency's sake. 1t ought
to be police regulation against vile man
ners, If there were no question of health
concerned But all the authorities agree
hat expectoration is mo st dangerous. You
cannot say anything too strong for me
Among others seen by Times reporter
Yesterday was Dr. n. S. Lincolu. There
is no dissenting voice. he said. ''AH
physicians agree that eXpectoration is n
positive danger; that the habit Is un-
doubtedly conducive TO the spread of dis
ease, especially in tuberculous eases.
The times., 1897-04-08

Chicago, April THE wheat market
was in state OF panic and Generalization
from the opening tap of the bell until the
final transactions of the session were made.
Liquidation broad and comprehensive took
place. IL was started by Bradstreets re-
port, issued yesterday, giving an incr' ase
in the worlds s available supply Of 2,652,-
600 bushels. Liverpool and other Euro
pean markets were weak and lower for the
same reason. Everybody had wheat TO
sell, and many old forgotten lines OF long
property came on the market The fine
growing weather and constantly improving
crop reports added vigor TO the selling
movement. Receipts at Chicago were
twenty-five cars, and 113,o36 bushels
were withdrawn from store. The North
west had 262 cars, against 391 last We'd
nesday and 314 on the corresponding day
a year ago. Export clearance were liberal
at 395, 394 bushels. May wheat opened
from 6S 1-2 To 6S Ia, declining To 65 3-S,
closing at So 5-S-3 5-S cents under Mon
day. Cash wheat was weak, and 81 Lee
lower, and there was a reduction in the
premium on No. red. Receipts at prin-
cipal Western points, 516,o95 bushels;
shipments. 174,6S0 bushels, Receipts at
Eastern points, So, 81 bushels; shipments,
l16, ,326 bushels.
The times., 1897-04-08
POLICEMAN MAHER ASSAULTED.
He Tried to- Serve a Warrant and
the Prisoners Objected.

John Jackson, alias Red BILL and VIII
liam Pope, both colored, were charged in
the police court yesterday afternoon with
committing an assault upon Policeman
John Maher Tie affair occurred about .
O'Clock Tuesday evening at Twenty-eighth
street a nd Dumbarton avenue. Maher was
serving a warrant on Pope, whenhe alleged
the two men struck at him.
Lawyers Darlington and Moss, for the
defendants, claimed that the officer had
not been assaulted, and added that their
clients had been arrested on their bad
regulations.
Judge Kimball held the prisoners guilty
of a technical assault and fined them $40
each
The times., 1897-04-08
MUTUAL INTERESTS DISCUSSED.
Meeting of the Executive Board OF
American Republics.

The executive board of the American
Republics held meeting yesterday morn
ing. in the diplomatic-room OF the De
partment of state. There We're present:
Minister Merdonca, of Brazil; Minister
Romero, of Mexico; Minister Andrade, of
Venezuela: Minister Merou, of Argentina,
representing the executive board Secretary
of State Sherman, and Director Joseph p
Smith.
The conference was a large one, the
subject discussed being the best means for
making the association as strong and active
as it was before the advent of the Cleve-
land Administration. The board also dis
cussed different plans for promoting and
extending commerce between this country
and those represented by the board.
1t was decided to go TO work with
will and to push commercial interests into
the place where they should he, and to do
all possible to create an equitable reci-
procity.
The times., 1897-04-08
TRIAL OF LENz's MURDERERs.
Letter From American Consul Names
the Date.

Assistant Secretary OF State Rockhiii
Yesterday received "a letter from Leo
Bergholz, United States consul to Ere
rum bearing date of March 13, 1897
In it the consul stat ed that the trial of the
three Armenians and one kurd for the
murder Of Frank G. Lenz, the American
hicycIist, who was killed at the town of
Chilkani, in the province OF Erzerum, May,
1894 had been set for March 13, too late
to send the result by the mall which
brought the consul's lett er to this country.
The trial had been set down for March
IL but owing to the illness of the presi-
dent of the court it was postponed. This
Government was represented by the Brit
fish dragoman, because the American con-
sul's papers had not been approved, and
the governor could not permit, under these
circumstances, the dragoman attached to
the American consulate to act.
The trinl of the four alleged muFderers
was by default, they having forfeited their
bail and fled, the three Armenans going
to Russia and the kurd to some place IN
known to the consul.
The times., 1897-04-08

The dun, almost entirely professional
market yesterday showed as the result OF
five hours, small fluctuations closing prices
slightly above those al he opening where
there was any change. IS has been pointed
out in this column before, natural causes
such as would influence the stock
market under usual conditions, cannot he
counted on 10 have their effect in such
q narrow market. Manipulation had its
own way; fairly strong pool can do as
ii wishes with d stock ana on the receipt
of the worst kind Of news prices are as
likely TO 60 up as down, rather more, in
fact.
The public is not in this market. II has
NO faith in the Mckinley boom when it
comes 10 risking money on its faith. Al
most no commission buying is being done.
The aggregate of the sales yesterday was
very small-discouragingly So.
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The New Torpedo Boats.

Secretary Long has decided that one OF
the three torpedo boats authorized by the
last Congress shall be EGO tons displace-
ment and the other twoabout 23O tons each.
This decision is in the nature of a compro-
mise between the conflicting views of
Naval Bureau chiefs, Constructor Hichborn
having favored the building OF tie smaller
boats, and the other five, members Of the
board insisting upon the largest possible
boats to be secured with the money avail
q blp
The times., 1897-04-08
woULD-BE CUBAN HEROES.
Inspector Hambleton Tells Where
Absentces May BE Found.

Inspector Hambleton Tells Where
Absentces May Be Found.
Ben jamin E Hambleton, special in
spector for the Treasury Department, and
who is an old Washiugtonian, was caller
at the Department of the Interior yestcr-
day. Inspector Hamblcton was stationed
for several years on the Mexican border,
and saw stirring servicefn Western Texas,
New Mexico and Arizona His operations
often carried him far down into old
Mexico At present he Is stationed at the
recently created portof Miami, at the head
OF Bay Biscayne, in South Florida, new
little city, 400 miles south of Jacksonville,
and the terminus of the Florida East Coast
Railroad.
Mr.. HaInbleton spends much of his tine
in Key West, and a valuable spgges-
tion to make To those people who are in
quest of abScntees supposed TO be in Cuba
He says that number of adventurous
youths are lounging around Kew West,
seeking the opportunity to enlist in the
army of liberation, and that S herlrf Knight,
of Monroe county, in which Key West is
situated, viii be glad to furnish interested
persons with the names and descriptions Of
these would-be soldiers.
Inspector Hamilton talks int erestingly of
that country at the south end of the Flor
ida peninsula whichis as wild as the wild
est parts of the wild West. During the past
year he has been kept busy watching for
flibusters, and the duty of searching the
Three Friends and the steamer o. E. John
son has fallen to his lot. 1t is probable
that the expedition which Gen Nunez, of
Jacksonville, and DR.. Luis, of Baltimore,
would have liked to run off from Miami,
was prevented by the vigilance of this in
spector He brings word that the City of
Richmond, which was well known on the
Potomac River last summer, is running be-
tween Miami and Key West.
The times., 1897-04-08

day, advancing well in the morning. but
losing its gain late in The day. Some one
is manipulating Sugar with the intention
of making a big sale pretty soon us
strength is not a healthy one, with all TINS
tariff discussion going on. People VINO
are usually right about Sugar still be-
lieve, despite its strength, that the in
siders are not the ones keeping 1t up.
The times., 1897-04-08
Answer of Mr.. Pairo.

A sworn answer to the bin in equity
recently filed by Mary f. Ofenstein was
filed yesterday by Richard E Pairo, in
which he denies absolutely that he in
duced Mrs Ofenstcin to sign deed of
conveyance, which the complainant be-
lieved was deed of trust Mr.. Pairo
states that the deed was fully explained
to Mrs. ofenstein before she affixed her
signature. re
The times., 1897-04-08
commissioners Judgment Affirmed

The court of appeals, in an opinion rem
dered yesterday, sustained the Commits
sioner of Patents in the matter of the
application of Lucius Draper, Jr.. for a
patent for an Improvement in shield loops
Cor garment supporters. The Commits
sioner had declined to issue the patent,
and an appeal was taken from mis- Judg-
The times., 1897-04-08

The hear arguments just at present are
that spring business has not developed
ss il has been hoped, not at all, in fact; that
railroad earnings are not increasing, and
that judging from precedent, railroad presi
dents viii he unable to keep their traffic
managers from cutting rates as soon as
The tension due to the Trans Missouri de-
cision is iessened II is said here in Wash
ingtoE that the Attorney General viii
be asked TO ea Join the JOINT Traffic Asso-
citation from continuing its present organi-
cation under the Supreme Court decision.
The outcome of the Chicago election is
likely 10 renew the feeling against Chicago
securities The dullness of the anthracite
trade, the decline in stocks of some OF
the induStrialS, flood damage in the North
west, West, Southwest, and South, and the
uncertainty about the tariff are certainly
disturbing factors. IL would seem probable
that the market Will go off. today, the
hears say. Certainly higher prices are not
to he expected.
The times., 1897-04-08
washington stock Market.

Sales-Capital Traction, 10 at 81 81;
and s at So; Washington Gas, alta Ia
and 3 at A; Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
graph, AZ at 81 LIZ: Pneumatic Gun Car
riage. so at 4Sc and 100 at Doc; Mergen-
thaler Linotype, 20 at 121 IA, 20 at u
and 10 at 121 IA
After Call Metropolitan Railroad 6's,
81 600 at 114 1-2.
The times., 1897-04-08
Cant. Crowinshield Ready for Duty.

Capt. Crowinshield Ready for Duty.
Capt. Crowninshield evidently does not
anticipate any opposi ton to his con-
firmation by the senate as chief Of the
Bureau of Navigation. He was at that
office the greater portion of yesterday
faniliarizing himself with the details Of
the office.
The times., 1897-04-08
View York Stock Market.

Corrected daily by W b. Hibbs * Co,
Rankers and Brokers Members of the
N. Y. Stock Exchange. 1921 f street.
On. High Low. Clos.
The times., 1897-04-08

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Corrected daily by W. b. Hibbs & Co.,
Bankers and Brokers. Members of the
N. Y. Stock Exchange, 1921 F street.
The times., 1897-04-08

Through Sleeping Car to st. Louis
via Pennsylvania Railroad,
Leaving Washington at $40 p. M daily.
ap3, g, ,10e-4, slim
The times., 1897-04-08
PosTOFFICE NOTICE.

WASHINGTON, D. c., POSTOFFICE No
TICE,
Should be read daIiy Dy all Interested as
changes may occur at any time
FOREIGN MAILS for the week tndlng
April 10, 1897, close promptly at this OF
The times., 1897-04-08
prench cruiser at New York.

A dispatch from Lieut.. Rodgers, naval at
tache at Paris, was received by Secretary
Long Yesterday, stating that the French
cruiser Fulton will participate in the ex-
ercises connected with the dedication or
the Grant tomb at New York, April II
The times., 1897-04-08
FINANCIAL.

LOCAL STOCKS FOR SALE
Specialties:
Mergenthaler Linotype, United States Elec-
phone. common and preferred.
Best prices to sellers and purchasers
viii lend money on them at good rates
w. Z. LEWIS
Broker,
an4-5t Hutchins Building
The times., 1897-04-08

The earnings of Missouri Pacific for
the fourth week OF March show an increase
Of 2o,o0o.
The times., 1897-04-08
To Boston and Points East via Penn
sylvania Railroad aud Fall River

Commencing Alril 1 a weekday trans
por service between Jersey City station and
FAN River line pier by Brooklyn annex
hoats will he established. Passengers
wishing to avail themselves of this ar
ranpement should leave Washington on
10 a. m train.
an1as.s.1O-e; mch31 ,ap1 40 g ,10-m
The times., 1897-04-08

SUGAR had considerable strength yester-
The times., 1897-04-08

Dow. Jones & Co say of Leather pre-
ferrcd.
''The attack on Leather was due TO
reports of had business and resulting clos
ing of tanneries Some of the sellers
have looked into the matter rather care
fully and have statistics 10 show that the
affairs Of the Leather Company are not
all that could be desired. They intimate
that the outside tanners have made money
at the expense Of the Leather Company and
that the latter have large stocks Of hides
and are mfavorshly affected by the heavi-
ness in the plice Of leather. Some of tile
talk is rather extreme. 1t appears, how
ever. to be believed by some important
interests, which accounts for the CON
siderable short interest and the persistent
selling i'm Leather during the last thirty
days.
The times., 1897-04-08

A resolution has been offered in the
Pennsylvania senate, asking for an in
vestigation Of the relations between Lee
high and WIIkesbaIre and tie Jersey Cen
trail The resolution called for the plo-
duction of the Lehigh and Wilkesbare
books, and was referred to the senate
committee on corporations One cannot
predic; what will come Of tie resolution,
but Jersey Central is in had way. Astute
traders are of the opinion that il las not
vet reached its bottom level.
The times., 1897-04-08

SEPARATOR-Cream shipper; can find
purchaser. reliable shipper; win have
none thrown back on his hands. LACEY'S
ICE CREAM FACTORY, 6O3 n. Y ave.
ap7-3t
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when a lady is sitting to a Partisan
photographer for portrait the oper-
stor does not. In a pertunctory manner.
eoidly request her to look pleasant
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in the most natural and graceful man
nsr in the world 1T is quite un-
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ant; she could not look otherwise"
The lady. OF course Acknowledges the
compliment with her most gracious
and high-bred smile. "Click," goes
the camera. and the picture is OBJ
tanned. revealing the sitter TO the
greatest advantage.
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rushed OF 70 the tent Of Dr. Tice. the
p NJ o.. who hastily caught up some
specifics and made both for the teat
where Naekinnon lay IA agony o1
charpoy. which they reached iaS as
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brusque demand: whats all this noiss
sb-ort7' I am dying Sir, an dying!
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when he recovered which he soon did
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was soon restored and when Mackln-
non set the mess tent on nre In the
course Of his execution Of a strathspey
on the table to enliyen our Christmas
dinner on the borders Of Ruptee nsssl.
Sir Colin merely observed that he
must not do IL again."
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wasted Energy.

Miles-'I see your friend Hawkins has
another selling out at cost sign tackled
up on the front OF his store" Giles
yes. Do you know / think Hawkins
missed his vocation? He should have
been political campaign manager"
Miles-"why so7" Giles-"He is con-
tfnually mailing lies "
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friends TO meet two members of the new
Cabinet, Messrs. Gary and Gage.