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The evening times., 1897-05-29
INTERVIEW WITH SAGASTA.
Politics, Diplomacy and Military Ac-
tiun tile Hours Necessity.

Politics, Diplomacy and Military Ac-
tiun tile Hours Necessity.
New York. May 20 The Herald this
morning under Madrid date prints m III
tcryiew with Seaor Sagasta. the Liberal
leader OF Spain. III which he says: In all
that concerns the integrity Of the mother
country there is no difference of opinion
whatever among the Spanish parties or
politicians We are all resolved to make
whatever efforts may bp necessary To- naiI-
tain the national sovereignty in Cuba
Where | differ from the Conservatives is
in the means of accomplishment the pacIfica-
tinn aud welfare Of the island since | am
of The opinion that political and diplomatic
action should have been employed con-
jointly with military action, and | fear
that through non adoption of this system,
tfc alue OF the two foYmer has been i'm
paired | believe so thoroughly in political
action because l consider the material
triumph of an armed force does not suffice
to hring about that intimate, fllIal union
Of Cuba with Spain.
Political action, besides being a power
full auxiliary Of military action, is the
only policy competent TO restore things
to the condition of moral quictude, ami this
result will be attained when the law he
slowed on Cuba shall be such as shall cause
all nistrust to disappear, and deprive the
enemies of Spain OF every possible preteNt
for affirming that the mother country does
not govern Cuba in the spirit OF freedom
and Justice"
The evening times., 1897-05-29
Orders for District Work.

The following orders have been isSGed
by the Commissioners:
That 200 feet of / 1-2-inCh temporary
service pipe be laid iii Providence street,
PrOoklan nd. east of Fifteenth street east
That 1910 feet Of finch water main he
iaid n alley in rcrvation IL, bounded by {
aud Z, Second and Third streets north
west
That - feet Of 6-inch water main be
laid in Meridian street west from Center
street, to serve lot 3. Rreed' $ place. 0f s
p Browns subdivision. That 21O feet
of 1-nch water main be laid in alley of
square 577.
That G35 feet of6-inch wa termain be laid
in Chicago street between First and Sec
ond streets northeast.
That 24n feet Of 4-inoh water main be
laid in alley, square 1908.
That Wadensburg road be repaired
throughout ITS length within the District.
The evening times., 1897-05-29
HELPING] HAND FOR CUBA
Committees Named for the Woman s
League Garden Fete.
Memorial Services for Fallen Pa
triots at Arlington Mass Nee
ing Next Tuesday Afternoon.

The Wonan's National Cuban League
held its regular weekly meeting yeste rday
afternoon at the Riggs House. number
Of ladies prominent In official, private and
literary circles were present. 1t was lie
citled that The league would participate in
tho exercises at Arlington on Memorial Day,
league would, if permission were granted
by the proper authorities, take with them
plain cross wlicn Chey would erect on the
grounds aud decorate with flowers and
flags in memory Of the Cuban heroes and
unknown Americans Who have fallen during
the present war
1t WAS settled that the mass meeting TO
be held at Columbia Theater on next Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock will be in tie
nature Of an Indignation requiem service
in coInmemoration of the American wonirn
who have been killed By the Spaniards.
Mrs. Alice Lee Moque was elected adjutant
OF the league.
A letter was read by the secretary FROM
the managers of the x Kennebec Independent
Ice Company Offering to donate all the ice
needed for the coming fetc The gener-
Gus offer was accepted with appla ause.
Mrs NJ. A. Yost was unanimously y elected
chairman OF the general committee in
charge OF the fete champeue, which will
tafe place next Wednesday in the Barber
grounds from to IL O'Clock. The COIN
Hittees so far as arranged for that event
are aS follows:
Reception committee, Mrs. Burrows,
chairman, Mrs. Gallinger, Mrs. Quay, Mrs.
Chandler, Mrs. Fry, Mrs. Davis Mrs. Ste u
art, wife of The Senator from Nevada;
Mrs. A. C Brack EFT, Mrs. Harriet Metlerott,
Mrs Gallaudet and The officers OF the
league.
General committee Mrs NJ. a. Yost,
chairman; Mrs. Alice Lee Moque, Mrs
Z. T.. Cameron, Miss L. c. Cpham, Mrs.
Alice E Peters, Mrs. j. W. Mcmillan,
Mrs. Walter L. Eaton, Mrs. A. L. Hunt,
MIS- Mary A Denntson. Miss F. q. Smith,
Miss Varney. Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Warren,
Mrs. o. q. Staples and Mrs. steele.
Committee on flowers. Miss Lillian
Brown, Miss English, Miss Harrison, Miss
Lucille Hunt, Mrs. Kate Joyce, Mrs. T..
Gadsby MIS- Richardson, Miss Alice Hutch
insun, Miss oyer aud Mrs. John A. joyce
Committee on decorations and tents,
Mrs. Mcknight Moses, chairman; Mrs La
Grand Johnston. Ars. L Stevens, Mrs. =
Avery and MT. Riggies
Finance committee, Mrs. Alice Peters,
Chairman: Mrs Helen Powell Thompson,
Mrs. F.. f. Cameron and Mr Frank Hume.
Mrs Harriet Metzerott will be chair
man Of the committee on music.
There will he u meeting this afternoon
at the residence Of Mrs. colby, secretary
of tie WonauS league, No, 1925 Tenth
street northwcsl,-
The evening times., 1897-05-29
PERMIT FOR THE METROPOLITAS
The Company Authorized to Open
Columbia Road,

The Commissioners have granted the
Metropolitan Railroad Company Il permit
to open Columbia road, between Florida
avenue and Eighteenth street, for the CON
struction of their underground electric
system. This permit is contingent upon
various conditions, which are specified,
the mostimporta Mt of which are: That the
construction of the road shall conform in
all respects to the specifications filed
with and approved by the engineer de-
partment: that the railroad company shall
assume all responsibility for any accidents
or damage caused by or due to the work
of constructing the road, ana that the com
pany shall also place at the disposal Of
the Commissioners sufficient SUM to pro-
vide for the inspection Of the work
1t is further specified that the company
shall keep open a reasonable width Of side
walk and roadway during the cnnStruc-
ton OF the road, and that it shall also re-
pair and repave the streets and avenues
along the line Of the road which may be
damaged by the work.
The evening times., 1897-05-29

Colonel John il. Aizner's Advance :
ment Causes Many Changes.

There is joy in Army circles over the
promotion 10 brigadier general of Col. JOHN
K Miner. Tenth Cavalry; William n
Graham, Fifth Artillery. and James F.
Wade, Firth Cavalry, These promotions
have led To others all along the line as
follows
To succeed Col Miner Lieut. Col. Guy
v Henry, Of the Third 10 be colonel OF the
Tenth Cavalry; Major Michael CoUney, Of
the Fourth, to be lieutenant colonel Of the
Third; Capt j. y. Augur, Of the Fifth u
be major Of the Fourth; First Lieut. \. {.
NacOub. Of the Fifth, to he captain of the
Fifth; Second Lieut.. j. J HornbroCk, of the
Second. to be first lieutenant of the Fifth;
Additional Second Lieut.. Z p. Orton, OF
the Ninth, To be second lieutenant of the
Second.
TO succeed Col. Graham Lieut. Col. John
l. Rodgers, of the Second, to lac colonel
OF the Fifth; Major William l.. Hasllin, Of
the First, to he lieutenant colonel of the
Second Capt. Joseph NJ. Ingalls,, Of the
First, TO he major Of the First; First Lieut.
c. L. Best, of the First, to heCaptain Of the
First; second Lieut.. E. T. MCGlaChIiH, jr ,
Of the Fifth, to he first lieutenant Of the
First; Additional Second Lieut.. Lloyd Eng
land, of the Third, to he second lieute nant
of the Second.
To succeed Col Wade Lieut.. Col. Henry
f. Noyes, of the Second, to he colonel Of
| the Fifth; MajorA f. Chaffee, of the Ninth,
to he lieutenant colonel of the Second;
Capt william c. FoTbush, of the Fifth, To
be ma lnT of the Ninth First Lieut. H. ].
Goldman, of the Fifth, to be captain Of the
Fifth. Second Lieut.. L. ]. Fleming, OF the
Tenth, to be first lieutenant of the Fifth;
Additional Second Lieut. l. Parsons, OF
the Ninth, TO lie second lieute nant Of the
Tenth
The evening times., 1897-05-29
TITLES TO RECLAIMED FLATS
commissioners Report To the Senat
APPROXIMATIONS Committee.

The Commissioners have transmitted t.
the Senate Appropriations Committee a
favorable report 10y Assistant United states
Attorney TaFg;irt on the amendment To
the deficiency till intended to he proposed
10y senator Cullom.
Nj Tsggarr sets forth that by .he
proposed legislation any person not here
tofure made "A party to the equity cause OF
the United states ". Norris ct al.-com-
monty known as the Potomac Flats case -
who claim an interest in squares So, ~,
and i1N, or in any of them, the title To
which IL shown to Toe uHdei eTmined 10y the
report of the supr"m" court of the District
of Columbia, made to Congress under tate
Of MarCh ,, 1895. may, within three IA onths
from the passage of the act, intervene 10y
petition in the cause and assert his claim.
aad if estahishedto the satisfaction of the
court, jurisdctiun aud authority is given
thecourt toaward payment TO thcclaimant
OF the value of the land -
The land in question is included in that
portion ac the reclaimed flats lying between
the old Naval Observatory and the foot of
Seventeenth street west The main de-
creeOn the merits in the case was pa sSed by
the court on October II. 1898. BY this
decree the title of the United States TO all
the area, land and water, with certain
exceptions. included within the limits Of
the improvement Of the Potomac River and
its flats was held to be absolute The ex-
Ceptiuns weIe lots l, To- and IL, square
63; lbts 1, :, and IA, square 50: and part
OF lot >, square las
The owners of these lots have not as yet
been asCertained, a nd il il for the hen,Afit
of any person who may prove title t. them
or any part of them, that the proposed
legislation il intended. BY decree of the
court. MarcE ,, 1896, the value of the
land was admdged to he 10 cents per
AuuAre foot
The evening times., 1897-05-29
Fishing With GIL Nets.

Albert MoKeeVer, George Elliott, Lee
Lawrence, Matthew Williams, George
Sheckles and Frederick Sheckles were
charged in the police court this morning
with fishing with gill nets in violation Of
the law. They all pleaded guilty and We're
each fined So 5, and their boats and para
phernaiia forfeited. In imposing sentence
the judge said that he would show these
people that they could not transgreSs the
law with impunity, aud if this fine did not
stop the practice, he would impose the
heaviest penalty, 500.
The evening times., 1897-05-29
ANIMATED STOCK MARKET.
Influence of Secretary GaGe'+ Speech
in Cincinnati Last Night.

Influence. of Secretary GaGe'~ speech
in Cincinnati Last Night.
New York, May 29-The stock market
opened strong and with fair degree Of
animation The progress reported from
Washington on the tariff bill and Secretary
Cages speeCh at Cincinnati asst night, in
which he promised that the currency qUe7-
ton would be taken up in due sea sOn. in
fluenced the market favorably.
Busiuess was well distributed, and all
vances Of Ia to IL per cent were very
general Commission house orders were
not very numerous, but the bears covered
with some freedom Government coupon
fourS opened 1-Sa1-4 per cent lower
At 1880 O'Clock the stock market con-
tinued 81 rong at about the highest prices
of the morning on continual ton OF
covering by shorts and encouraging adviceS
from Washington concerning the tariff
bill. There appears to be little or no
pressure to sell stocks and the unGeTtOne
of the market is strong.
Stocks closed strong 1-4a1 1-2 higher
The evening times., 1897-05-29
Decoration Day at Marshall Hall.

Monday, Decoration Day will be great
day at Marshall Hall, and the man
agement, anticipating the crowd that will
be there, have made special prepaTa tiUns
to accommodate everyone The steamer
Manchester will make three trips, at 10
a. m and 230 and $50 p m., and the
River Queen will leave Macalester's wharf
at a:45 and 8 O'Clock. Schroeder's Band
will play patriotic and dance music, and
dancing can be INDUCED in all day and
in the evening. The best OF meals will lie
served, and extra arrangements have been
made to prevent any unpleasant delay in
getting waited on.
All the ualattractons are in full swing,
such as the Ferris wheel, baseball, bowl
ing, ETC., and there viii be many special
features OF the days fun. Objectionable
characters will not be admitted on the
ground, and it is just the place for family
parties to enjoy splendid time.
The evening times., 1897-05-29
BROS.
Corner 9TH and e Sts N. w.
No Branch Store fn Washington
KILLED a FRIEND BY ACCIDENT.
Fatal Effect of Lads Handling "a
Revolver.

Revolver.
Jersey City, May 2S.-In the gymnasium
connected with Rev Dr. Scudder's church
Charles Rose, It fifteen-yearo lad, of IL
Charlton street. New York city, fell dead
Thursday night with bullet his brain.
This morning 81, Jee..- yeaT-Old Louis kuntZ,
of 245 Monmouth street, Jersey City, was
arraigncd for tie killing before Justice
Potts. He sObbed continually. and u as
scarcely able to speak from grief. When
asked to explain the shooting, young KuntZ
cried h Historically:
''Bh. IL was al accident | wDuld not
have hurt Charley for the worldi''
He was held TO await the result &c the
coruner's inquest.
The evidence secured by the police con-
firms the lads statement that the shoot
ing was accidental
Rose, Kuutz and another boy were con
versing when Kuntz produced a new re-
yOlver 1t was unload ded Rose exam
iued it, ana said the revolver was Of poor
quality.
IL seems to be the custom for boys to
carry revolvcrs in the gymnasium, for Rose
produced one also. 1t was Of good quail
ity and loaded KuntZ examined il. and
was trying 10 break il open when his finger
pressed the trigger There was report
and Rose dropped to the floor stone dead.
The bullet had entered his brain.
The evening times., 1897-05-29
TO TEST NEW ARMoR PLATE.
Secretary Long and Several Naval
Officers Gon,. to Indian Head.

Secretary Long, today went to Indian
Head With Eim were Capt Sampson,
chief Of ordnance Commander Swift. Prof.
AlgeT, and Ensign Davis. The party Will
witness test of some experimental 12-
inch armor plate manufactured hy new
process by the Carnegie Company, and
whlchcontainS more nicEelthan hasnitherto
been used in the manufacturing of such
plate. Tie Carnegie Company say they
viii risk their reputation on This armoT.
The prrjeCtile to he used in the test will
be fired from a l2-nch rIfled gun
A SSiNtant Secretary Roosevelt this
morning left the city for Newport, where
he viii deliver the annual address at the
Observation-Disclosures ofthe War College
He Will stop at New York over sunday
The evening times., 1897-05-29
$3.50 for
$40 and $12
Mems Suits.

But you We got to hurry
not more than 400 Suits are
left of the thousand.
These are real $40 and
S12 Suits-and you can t
buy EN- for a penny less
elsewhere.
They're the Famous
Eiseman make"-you can't
get anything better made
or more stylish.
Come today-it's the SAT-
est plan.
The evening times., 1897-05-29

This generous and honest system
OF treatment has met with the
hearty approval OF ali. Let no one
special nature fail to call at once.
No such frank and honest offer has
been made in this city before.
The evening times., 1897-05-29
A MEMBER OF THE ORDER.
AUCTION SALES.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL > SALE-By
virtue or a writ or fieT1 faCIas issued out
or the Clerk Office of the Supreme Court
OF the District OF Columbia, nd 10 me d.
rected, l Will sell q { public sale u front
or the Court House door on Thursda y, June
3, 1897, at IL clock a. N all night,
title, claim an0 interest OF A thur b.
CrUpiey IN and to original lot three t3J in
square fort y-fOuT i44l, Washington, ID. G. /;
seized and levied upon a the interest Of
sad Arthur h. rrOpiry u said lot, ana sold
10 satisfy execution No. 33,66O III favor
OF Edgar C. Gilbert 10 use or Charles Il
CrDpiey.
ALBERT A WILSON, U. = Marshal
DJNCANScN BROS, AuCtIOneers-
my % Wed& sat-9t-e "A
The evening times., 1897-05-29

The following marriage licenses Were
issued today: Marcellus Green and Nancy
Jennings. Norman NJ. DIlin and Eleanor
Hale, John Weaver and Alice NJ Northern,
Thomas l. Murphy, of Cincinnati. and
Sarah NJ. Kelly, OF Washington; Albert
Frank, oT Brooklyn, and Jennie Mach
mann, Of Clarksdale, Miss: Luther Y.
Petty and Josephine Bird of Washington,
ID c.
The evening times., 1897-05-29

Those Worrying PiIes.-one appli-
cation of DIR. Agnew's Ointment will give
you comfort Applied every night for
three to six nights and cure is effected
in the most stubborn cases of Blind, Bleed
ing, or Itching Piles Dr. Asnew's
Ointment cures Eczema and all itching
and burning skin diseases. 1t acts like
magic, IS cents. Sold by F. S. Williams
& Co., 9th and streets. Edmonds &
Williams, Sd street and Pennsylvania
avenue
The evening times., 1897-05-29
PROPOSALS.

PURCHASE OF WASTE PAPER-Seaied
proposals Will he received until = O'Clock
y. NJ, June 10, SY7, for tie purchase OF
all waste paper or the Navy Department.
during the fiscal year ending June 80,
i SBS. The terms or the proposal, etc, will
be furnished upon dppliCdi ion 60 the Secre-
taFy or the Navy, Washington. u. C. JOHN
ID. LONG. Secretary May 70, 897. Ii
The evening times., 1897-05-29
DINxIsR ON THE DOLPHIN.
President and Mrs. Mckinley Guests
OF Commander Glover.

OF Commander Glover.
Commando Clover gave a dinner last
night on board the dispatch boat Dolphin
TO President ana Mrs Mckinley, Mr.. AbneT
Mckinney, senator Hanna. Mr.. Hanna, 4
brother Of the Senator, and his wife: Ser
retary and Mrs. Porter and DIR. and Mrs.
Rates Lieut. Albert Key. of the Dolphin,
was also Of the party.
After thinner Mr.. Mckinley lighted a good
cigar and went forward on the upper
deck with one or two others Of the party
on a tour Of inspection and TO watch the
playing OF the searchlight. Commander
Clover had the light turned on the Cap
itol, making a very pretty picture Of the
DONE set in the darkness. Afterwards it
flashed out over the Branch and over
the adjacent parts of the yard and the
al ores
Commander Clover gives up the Dolphin
Tomorrow and goes TO California on a five
months leave Commander Lyon will Ia Ike
charge OF the Dolphin.
The evening times., 1897-05-29
AmDhiOnS Sing on the DsIuhiu

Capt. Richardson Glover, commanding
the United States steamer Dolphin, Cum-
mOnly 6ncwn as the Presidents yacht,
entertained Secretary of the Navy Long,
eX-AsSistant Secretary McAdOo. AttOr ley
General Joseph McKenna, DR.. Mackay-
Smith and ladies at dinner Thursday even
ing last. A feature OF the entertainment
was the vocal selections rendered hy the
Amphion Glee Club, instead OF the ordi-
nary orchestral diversions.
The evening times., 1897-05-29
Indian Crimes in Manitoha.

Winnepeg, Man, May ga MESA Ge
from Prince Albert states that Almighty y
Voice and another Indian wounded Ma
poleon Venne, rancher, and were pur-
sued by mounted police. The Indians
fired, wounding Capt Allan and Sergt.
Ravea The Indians are now on a iluff
which tie police are surrounding.
The evening times., 1897-05-29
Fell From a Horse,

Frederick HOllinsworth, fourteen years of
age fell from horse, at Twent y-eighth nj
\ streets, last evening and was severely
e1t and injured about the head and arm
He was removed to his home, No. 1850
Thirtieth street in the Seventh precinct
patrol wagon.
The evening times., 1897-05-29
The DECLINE OF NJ An

THAT men are on the decline no one
Will deny WHO has seen the physical and
mental wrecks that meet Us on every cor
ner OF the streets Dun and hollow yed
men, with nervous movements, who dare
not look YOU sQGarely in the eye Shake
hands with them and note The lack OF man
hood IN their grasp. ne hand feels cold
ana clammS, and is baJhed in swear. You
don have TO SIX them what the matter n
you can Judge by that and many other
'-telltale symptoms. There is 40 EXCUSE
for an y young or old man with q reasonable
amount of Intelligence and ability 10 ui-
Eest facts ana recognize the true TrOIu The
false To suffer from any form of sexual
disease, because IL is acknowledged that
these diseases can be cUfe0 by lhr walker,
IL 8 Inan wants 10 be cured, and is not, it
rs because he is blind TO the truth. Dr
walker : SClehUiflc irea tnlenU Is the re
ana IL absolutely original with him. Pate
remedies Will oHfy discourage you and ab
help, ana TINS can only De gol tnOm a SpeCi
in just such cases. When you are tired
well consult Dr. walker, and let him eN
you VIII thoroughly Understand the proper
The evening times., 1897-05-29
A Prison Mutiny oueIled.

san Francisco, May 29.-There was IN
outbreak of the prisOnersin tie Sau Quentin
prison yesterday. The convictS mutt lied
and refused to work. Warden Hale and the
guards ovcrpowered and arrested eighty of
the men. After the ringleaders had been
placed in dark cells the mutiny was qUelled.
The evening times., 1897-05-29

YOUNG MEN suffering from che
wees ana errors of youth, and tIoubled
WIN Nervous Debility, Loss of MeInory'
BdSnfulnesS, Confusion OF Ideas Heauache
IliZzinesS, Palpitatlol Of the Heart, Weak
Back, Dark Circles A round the EJ, . PIN
pies on the Face, Loss of Sleep, Tired
Feeling III the Morning, EYi! FOrtyytlG9s,
Duli, stupid, Aversion To Society, M 4 IN
DfHon, BAD Taste IN the Mouth Dreams
anu Night l-oss4s. Depusits In Gae Gune,
frequent UrinatiOn, Sometimes accompanied
Will slight burning, Kidney Troubles, or
any disease OF the Genito-Uruary organs,
eau mere ind an honest, sale and speedy
cure.
VARICOCELE CURED AT ONCE with
out operation. Have you the seeds Of
any past riise4se iurking in the system,
IMPOTENCY, or Loss of Sexual Power,
and do you contemplate MARRIAGE? Do
you feel safe in taking this step? You
can afford u take any risk Like father:
IKE son We have a neyer-failing remedy
that viii purify The Blood and poSiti veiy
bring back Lost Power Our honest
opinion always given
The evening times., 1897-05-29
New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs & Co.
Bankers aud Brokers. Members of the
n Y Stock Exchange. 1427 F street.
On Hi-h. low. Clos
American Spirits los 10 I05s 10 Z
The evening times., 1897-05-29

Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by W. b. Hibbs & Co.,
Rankers aud Brokers. Members of the
Y Stock Exchange, 1427 street
The evening times., 1897-05-29

All diseases of special nature
or either sex are treated for one
dollar per visit UNTIL CURED.
The evening times., 1897-05-29

We are specialists in our ilno
only, and do not profess to cure
everything, bat do positively cure
all private diseases of botn sex, or
MONEY REFU NDED.
The evening times., 1897-05-29
SPANS ERING CLOUDS.
A Leading Journal Sees the shadow
of American Intervention.

Madrid, May 29.-The Heraldo publishes
a gloomy editorial article upon the attitude
OF the United States Government, which
is preparing to intervene in behalf of per
fidious Cuba" in the course of which it
asks: "wnl Spain swallow the pill and
what will be the consequences of this sad
dcnouement of The Cuban question:"
The evening times., 1897-05-29
One DOLLAR

Per visit is our only charge, all
cluded.
The evening times., 1897-05-29
THE PRESIDENTS JAUNT
His Trip to Nashville Will Com
prise a Five Days Outing.
TWO ROUTES FOR THE JOURNEY

Kentucky Gold Democrat Likely to
BE Appointed to Fat Consuiship.
senator Proctor Invites Mr.. NJ
kiniey to Visit Vermont Next
Month, But Meets with a Refusal.
The evening times., 1897-05-29
LANDED IN CUBA.
\ Force of Mexicans Join the Column
of Gen. Diaz.

San Antonio, Tex, May 29-W. H. Ellis,
a Cuban negro, has succeeded in landing
large expedition Of MeXicansi in Cuba. The
party pded from alumber schooner, which
was loaded with arms and ammunition.
A letter from Ellis says that he and his
followers were near Havana May 21, and
that the columns of Gen. Diaz, which the
members OF the expedition joined, cx-
pected to fight big battle with a Spanish
force Of 600.