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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-01
TIE Colored Odd Fellow Fourth.

The first anniversary Of the laying OF the
corner stone Of the colored Odd Fellows Hall,
on NJ street between 10th and 18th streets, will
be celebrated Tuesday, July T. by q grand
social festival, under the auspices Of the hall
association, assisted by the ladies Of the sew
eral households of Ruth Among the special
features OF the occasion will be an address by
the president, F. G. NJ. Thomas H. Wright.
giving brief review of the progress
made and a full statement by the board Of d.
rectors Of the financial operations Of the year
The ladies Of the several households and the
members of the several lodges escorted, by
Patriarchie No. Is. all in full regalia. will at
tend in body and will march into the hall al 8
O'Clock. For the benefit OF the children the hall
will be open from until pm. The arrange
ments for the celebration are in the hands OF a
committee consisting OF R. II. Gunnei, Law
renee Clark, Joseph Manning, Geo. II. John
son, VIM. II. Collins, T. johnson. ID. B. webste,
ID. NJ; Geo. W. Parker. samuel Hunter, T. H.
Wright. president; S. W. Watson. secretary.
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Cannot Be Transferred,

Attorney General Olney has rendered an
opinion that clerks in the executive depart
ments appointed to given division or bureau
cannot be detailed to duty for work in other
bureaus or divisions, except for temporary serv-
ice. This practice of transfer and detail lie very
prevalent in the departments and will now be
stopped 1t will result in slight reduction Of
force i'll several OF the departments.
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& e shs IN HeI;s bps.an 49,. ssss
yssrs rssidsnt q the district ana ssrsnsssrr.r q
ehe bureau Of engraving and pstn.iAg fsr shirsy
fansrsi scct place Saturday morning ct II s'cieek
HARVEY On Thursday. June "a lexs. q %
Soff BTfIE Ssassd d.s,. sess: JON sssss
and Abbe 5sne Harvey. aged twenty one rssss "a
10 beavens celestial hli.;
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s.nd OF IAvanis kirl. Ard sirty- three.
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interness private.
-, nAEcl Suddenly. On June 20. 1888. q 10 D. m.
rSD' S.I :sr,,s We. .,cm =: LAT. s..sseos a.
sah i n.sa :, ..s.sd h''''' and friends ''s
MURPHY. On June 30 lsas, MoLLrE 4 b,.ov,d
xtfe q Dominic Murphy and daughter Of Mr.. and
Fun.r.i .styisss at ST. Aloy.ius Church on Monday
are rs1secsfuIy inSttea 0'' ne'''''s' ana ir'snes
NICHOLS; On Friday. June 30 1880 DORA. b.
OH :ss::, sosshs.:t Rs.,,s and f1i:as ss iu,s.S
s. IRH: ss as :, &c. a
uS.ssi from Ss.r n1 s.Ssi:s Church eorn.
a ss. and n ne sss,Do sunS.y July s
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Fscewsn. deer father thou hast isfs -.
We thy ic.s mo.t dreply feel.
He Can an our sorroxs heal
Feld de vaxen hsnds soessher.
Sc. how me b.ot.n nly.
-'' 's' '' VI ~ sY HIS rAxrrY
Funeral from the residence If his con -lsv. Isee
ma I'd =.
York psssrs pieess copy.I q
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Charged with Assault.

Policemen Anderson Of the fifth precinct
went out to Terra Gotta yesterday and arrested
Matthew Hatton, an eighteen-year-oid colored
boy, on charge OF having attempted felo-
NOUS assault on Susie Messenger, the seven
year-old daughter Of Mr.. Messenger. the keeper
of the magazine on the river bank below
Giesboro' Point In Judge Miilers court this
morning the negro was charged in warrant
with intending to commit a criminal assault
He was held for the grand jury and COM
mitted to jail in default Of $1,000 bail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-01
MIR. GLADSTONE SUCCESSFUL.
His Resolution Ending Fflibustering
Home Rule Adopted.

Home Rule Adopted.
In the house Of commons last evening, Mr..
Gladstone's resolution that the home rule bill
shall be reported by July 81 and shall be clos
ured in four sections was carried by a vote Of
299 to 267.
MIR. Alfred Webb. member for Waterford,
moved for the appointment of q commission to
inquire into the governments expenditures in
India with the view Of ascertAining how to meet
the deficit that would result in the revenue il
the opium traffic should be prohibited
Mr.. G.. Z. Russell, parliamentary secretary for
the India Office, on behalf Of the government,
proposed an amendment that the commission
inquire a. to whether the opium traffic could be
better regulated.
Mr.. Webb's motion was rejected, 1874 to 1906
and Mr. Russelrs amendment was adopted
without division.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-01

fhs divorce csse Of Eva A Ksalmaa seHxnso
John g. ksiiman. nied By Mr.. c. osuiagsoa,
has been dismissed
In the disoros case Of Frsdericla Wsinhninss
Against W +. weinhsimsr, IL rs<
sPondent has. BY Mr.. T. Il. TAemas,
naed answer. DENYING tie chAzua Of
Of drusksansss. nsgisct a businsss. -. ssd
he asserts that, Notwithstanding the dscifas In
business, she has lived beyond her means, and
has removed large amount Of hin geeds end
furnitureL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-01
Omcers Elected,

Rathbone Temple, No. 1, Pythian Sisters
has elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing term: Helen L. Treadwell, NJ. E. c.; Susie
G. Van Horn. E. s. Of T.; Esmerelda Richie
E. ]. OF T.; Maria F. Mangum. s. NJ. Of T.
Ploris Harlan, S. NJ. of r. and c.; Emma Eur.
horst, s. NJ. Of F. Ordell Harlan, s. P. OF T.
Margaret Harlan, 8. G. of o. T.; Cora b. Will.
Jams. p. c. of T.
Good Will Council, No 9. s. Of j., elected
the following officers for the ensuing term: Past
chief, Geo. Nash; worthy chief. H. 2. Moore
vice chief, ". A. Merchant patriarch. John H
O'Neil; recording secretary, Geo. Been; inan.
cial secretary. Chas. Maglll; treasurer, +. ].
McQuade: guide. Edw. Ross: assistant guide
John Hopkins; inside watch Samuel Deckman
outside watch, j. J. Hayre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-01

A FIRE took place at the residence of John
Thomas. 1927 23d street northwest, yesterday
afternoon. caused by defective fue. 1t was
sxtinguished by Truck with loss of s10.
FANNIE CHASE. colored girl Of 1922 Rhode
Island avenue, was found sick at 18th and p
streets northwest yesterday and seAt to her
home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-01
MARRIED.

FARNHAN-wILFoN0. On Thxrsdsy, yuns m
h is r 1'1 f~ESHhn "a h nSis
HORNBLowER-BRADLEy. Al ARtsnoa. d J..
on yyne - -. hy the Rev. Che g Asn. d D.
H0kkBLowER. both Of wsshinSton. b. C.
p swEESx.BoyLE On NovsSes 4. leee 4. p.
Mssley. JOHN n swEENY and EUoENiE q
BOfLk Of NaaAiAgsca. D. c.
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A. j. DREXEL'S CAREER,

How the Riches of the Banking Family
Were Amassed.
Anthony Joseph Drexel. who died yesterday
at Carlsbad. Germany, began his famous bust
ness career in 1889 at the age Of thirteen
when he entered the banking house of his
father, Francis Martin Drexel who founded
the vast fortune Of the family. Only on the
first Of the preceding year the elder Drexel
had opened an Office on Sd street. below Market,
Philadelphia, with the purpose in view Of fur
Francis A. Drexel. born in 1924; Anthony
Joseph, born in 1926, and Joseph Wilhelm,
born in 1888.
The founder Of the house was n OF fl nancier
by training. Strangely enough he bad been nm
artist until forty-six wears old, and q very sue
Esssfpi artist, too He was Tyroiess, born at
Dornbirn, in 1872. studying art in u Catholic
institution nenr Turin, Italy. The French in
vasion and consumption by Napoleon had driven
him from his native country, and at the age Of
twenty-five he come to the United States, set
Ting in Philadelphia His natural gifts and
technique portrait painter soon attracted
attention and he became known ~ . talented
artist. He married Philadelphia lady and
made his home on 9th street below Chestnut,
on the site new occupied by the Ledger build
ing. Here was located his studio and here
we're born his sons Francis and Anthony.
young men succeeded him. Joseph w., the
Youngest of the three brothers. retired from
business with a large fortune in 1876, and has
been dead some wears.
Francis A.. the eldest Of the brothers, died in
February, 1885.
~vv.n snvo,-,..
-, $500
IN nnanco 'ne DreAeAs were never specu-
iafve They were bankers In the greatest and
widest meaning Of the word; they were invest
ors OF immense sums, much of it from
their own resources. still more from those of
their customers; they negotiated enormous
loans and promoted vast enterprises
The connection of the Drexeis with the Read
ing railroad is among their recent undertak-
iugs. In February Of 1891 they, in connection
with Brown Bros, negotiated the entire
Ss, 500 900 necessary for the construction OF the
Reading Terminal. and we're principals. il is
said, in the negotiations which secured the
leases Of the Lehigh and Jersey Central roads,
under McLeod's plan for the expansion OF
Readings business
In private life ne was known as a man OF re-
firing and unpretentious disposition. When
asked to accept the Office of Secretary of the
Treasury under President Grant he modestly
declined His fathers taste for art he retained
and he was especially fond of music.
rur nprxu ,xsr,r
NIX O'eAe' al Que tune proposed estaonshlng
| school for girls, especially the daughters OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-01
An Old Citizen Gone.

Mr.. Robert Gillian, an old and respected
citizen of this District, died at the Park House,
Boston, Mass, last Wednesday, after long and
very painful illness. Mr.. Gillham was for thirty
years transferer at the bureau of engraving
and printing. skilled and faithful in his work
and highly regarded by all who knew him.
Several weeks ago he went with his wife to Bos-
ton, hoping the change might be beneficial to
him: His funeral took place this morning from
the Park House, Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-01
SENATOR sTANFoRD.s WILL.
Two Millions and . Half Lefs to the Uni
versify.

versify.
The will Of the late Leland Stanford was filed
for probate in the Office Of the county clerk at
San Francisco yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Stanford is named sole executrix, and she
petitioned for the probate of the will The
petition states that the value of the estate is
unknown. but that it consists Of stocks. bonds
and real property in this state. The viii il .
voluminous document
Stanford left 81, 500 900 to the trustees of the
university; $500 900 to Thomas welton STAN
ford, q brother; e100, 900 to Josiah Stanford. q
brother, and S100, 900 to A. p. Stanford, q
brother. The house and furniture at Cali
fornia and Powell streets 60 to Mrs. Stanford.
The viii sets apart 900, 900 for the erection
Of tomb for the remains Of the Senator and
his wife and son. and leaves sl00 900 to each Of
Stanfords nephews and nieces. Of whom there
are . number. His wife is made the residuary
legatee.
The instrument was originally dated Novem-
Der %, 1886, but q number Of codicils have
been added Some of the legstees have died
since the will was originally drawn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-01
The Lacey Grove Camp.

The annual camp meeting OF the Jones NJ z.
Church opened today at Lacey's Grove on Ben
ming road, two and = beh miles from the city.
Tomorrow an experience meeting will be held
at 10 an, and there will be preaching service.
at II Q. m. and s and pm. Preaching services
will be held daily at p. m. Rev. A. Young 10 thu
preacher in charge, and Rev. W. H. Brooks the
presiding elder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-01
PLAYING THE FINALS,

A Large Number 0f Spectators on the
Bachelors' Club Tennis Grounds.
The finals in singles and doubles In the local
tennis tournament we're played yesterday after.
noon before the largest audience yet assembled
at the courts OF the Bachelors Club.
Geogbegan and Thompson contested for the
former prize. while Davidson and Woodward
were pitted against two Young aud rising
players, Doyle and Gee. The former match
was won by Geoghegan, who has shown great
strength Of play all through the tournament
Thompson dropped three straight sets to the
young Capitol Hill prodigy by n score Of S-l,
6-3. 6S. Thompson has displayed remark
able nerve all through the tournament. and by
dint Of hard work has been able to bring him
self to the end, winning second prize.
The match between Davidson and WQNi ward
and Gee and Doyle was n foregone con siou,
and the veterans proved too strong for the
younger element. Doyle holds the junior
championship, and his partner, Gee. showed
that he possessed considerable merit "a O
player. They lost the match by q score Of g. 1,
6-3, 6-3, the first double prizes going to the
well-known sus better-equipped players, David
son and Woodward.
The championship match between Davidson
and Geoghegan win be played today. and the
general opinion is that the former will still re.
tain his title. which he has held 80 long.
Shields won the consolation prize. defeating
Boag after hard match by go. 4-6, rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-01
The Wife saved Him,

Bidney Brooker, the colored man who 90 seri
ously assaulted his wife week ago at their
home in South Washington, Was tried In Judes
Miller's court today. He was represented BY
Lawyer Bacon. who plead guilty for him. The
prisoners wife appeared and said she did no,
desire to prosecute the case, - her husband
was her only support, and in consideration oil
her plea in his behalf sentence Of only thirty
DAYS was imposed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-01

Deeds in fee have been filed today as fol.
lows: w. ]. Johnston to W. K. Berry. u in.
pts. and %, SO. 455; g. ". r. Berry to Laura
R. Johnston. same property; e. Virginia NJ.
Stephen to J. R. Rogers, part Sc, 50. BAL; g.
Rebecca H. Humphreys to II. L. Carson, in
trust, sub so, SO. 1879; g. Emma L. Yoder to
Lennie W. Bourne, lot II. block 8, Takoma
Park; g.. J. A. Blundon to Mary E. Allies,
sub 800, 50. 1904; g. r. S. Donaldson to B.
s. simmons, lot s, So. IT'S; -. j. s. SWORN
stedt to NJ. NJ. Holland, part 8, 50. 1893; 81, 9sl.
II. B. Davidson to w. E. Lewis. subs l and 6,
50. So; g. NJ. NJ. Holland to H. H. Williams,
part 5, block z, Effingham; g. C. W. Camp
bell to R. W. Walker. sub 40, Lanier Heights
g. D. Carroll Digges to R. W. Walker, lot s.
block /; l and 2, block q 81 and ~, block 6.
South Brookland; 8. j. H. Burgess to W. T.
Jordan. lot 81, Anacostia; g. W. E. Jordan
to Fannie r Burgess same property; e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-01
MILITARY DEPARTMENTS,


Ihe fact that the military departments Of tha
army had been neorgxnized xas snnouuced IN
yesterdays STAR The details of the plan arr
given in the following general order issued bv
Acting Secretary Grant TODAY:
Vas DEPAnrnrsr,
WASHINGTON. June 30 1893
changes are made IN the orearization u oeo.
graphical departments:
l. department il hereby established, 10 Be
known - the department Of the Col0raAo, -
consist Of the state Of Colorado and thu terri-
tones OF New Mexico, Arizona and Us.h NTH
headquarters at Denver. Col
SO much of the state Of California ss nov
belongs 70 the department OF Arizona il trans,
ferred 10 the departDenf Of CaiifernSa
isbed.
4 The records Of the department Of Ariscna
Colombo.
g. Brigsdier Gen A. Med. MeO>sk i -.
signed TO the command Of shs dspartuasus Of
NE Colorado. The o6icer Of he sevsral ~
departments now on duty in tbs AeparSnsss oR
ArxonA are assigned 20 hke dut3as IN - d.
partment 81 he Colombo.
The eject q sAis order. in sAdit,oa ,ov<.H
y stsses, IL 10 restore 70 fas deparSsosnt Of
oshiornia oil that portion Of the southern PARA
OF Cetfornaa heretofore attached 20 r. Aepsrs-
ment OF Arizona, the headquarters a which
VS. a. Los Angeles. Gal An orAsr % tn
eneet YES issued too years ego. bet d opsea1
non WIS suspended and the snAster ~ r.
na.sneo m that condition until today.
Inc essaoaAAnent 81 hssd9uastsS - - uew
Department q ths Colorado 81 Dsaver h d 0ho
nature OF . surprise, ~ q was expsoeud GA
nsnss re. n n, would have bssa sslsessd ~
that purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-01
Doing Rusiness without /. Permit.

"B E'"ss"e~s "unout Kermit.
President Edward Webster Of the National
Union Benefit Association was in Judge Miller .
court today on charge Of doing business with
out permit. The prosecution was instituted
some weeks ago Col Cook appeared for the
defendant. He entered plea OF guilty in the
case and fine OF el00 was imposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-01

THE Ferris wheel does fairly well.
But how high up is b. b. l.. 10cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-01

--Limited-
Tea crown in this country.
The hrst lot ever offered
10 consumers IL Il SIM
ilsr % the En9lisn Brick
fast and Is very choice
Price SOC. for . haH-pound
package.
n. W Burchell.
LIZ n s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-01

the ship; when the impact OF the blow " suf-
hcient to effect that object the armor plating
pushed In as q Eass fayors the more immediate
destruction of tie vessel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-01

the Camperdown had When she struck the VIC
toria would have to have been going fifty knots
an hour, because these rams are only 900 tons,
while the battle ship is 10 900 TONS
1t will be accepted as fact that the Elf
cheney OF q ram depends upon her momentum
We're the Ammen ram with O weight OF 1000
tons in round numbers, which is one-ffth of
tho weight Of the Caaperdown, to strike YES
speed. she would have one-ffth of the momen-
tum or energy Of the battle ship. Ii We as
sumo the battle ship had a speed Of ten knots
and the Ammen ram had q speed Of fifty
knots the relative weights OF the vessels
do not bear out Mr.. Nixon's as
sertion. Tbs form ula is brief: Weight Of Cam
perdown, 10 1000 tons: square Of 10 knots speed
100, which, multiplied by the weight Of the
Camperdown, gives l.00O, 900 knot-tons. The
ram weighing 1000 TONS with an asserted We
locity OF so knots per hour, the square OF
which would be $500, multiplied by the weight
OF the ram, would be 5000 600 of knot-tons, or
five times the energy Of the Campordown, il 10
knots be assumed as her speed on striking 1t
may be assumed that one-hnlf Of that speed. or
even less. would probably have effected the
loss Of the Victoria. perhaps with less loss Of
life.
II Mr.. Nixon is not satisfied with these figures
L trust he will give the public bis deductions in
calculations. While the sinking Of the Victoria
is appalling and attracts universal attention
and sympathy, as an object lesson il has not the
significance Of the damage done to the battle
ship Nile of Malta through torpedo boat run
ming into her. as published about April % last
Not referring TO Mr.. Nixon, was told two
years ago that naval constructor of note said
he had poor opinion OF my ram, that .'she had
not enough weight to pierce the heavy armor
Of ironclad&" l quite agree that the Ammen
ram cannot pierce armor, and will add that nj
her highest rate OF speed the Camperdown
could not pierce even a four-inch armor plate
The injury inflicted by ramming is in dis
rupliug the backing, which is the framework Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-21
STATE NEWS.

a p Palmer, the proprietor OF the
beaver Glen cheese factory at New haven
died Monday from the effects oil the mere
vons strain caused by the burning CT bis
factory Nov. p,
I'D Sleeper OF Rutland, who has been
travelling through New England says
there is practically nothing being done
il the granite business at Quincy, Mass .
and that Barre is but little better Inc
granite and marble trade has not been o.
such low tide for years,
Mntip Meehap, who Was struck by
N asa Of frozen earth while shoveiih8 III
Barton last week, bad bis spine so osn'S
Injured be is almost wholly psrslyzad De
low the middle Of bis body, aud with pei
bsps, no hope that be vi ever have tut
nse Of his lower limbs. The family Ii
very poor and has become towt
charge.
The museum OF the University at Bur
lipeton has just received a collection o
OF Australian I'D South Sea Island spear
and war clubs. The collection formed
o ar, OF tie New South Wales exhibit a
the Worlds fair and was considered
r re for the purchaser
There promises 10 be a merry war owe
the lieutenantgovenorship the next round
AIrefd y Hon. II. NJ Arms OF Sprihgheio
Hon. Marsh Q. Perkins Of Windsor ana
81. Johnsbury men, Col, Franklin all
banks. Col. T, c. Fletcher and Hon II
c. Bates, have been mentioned Tor Ia
place
Lewis Almon Meaker, aged 81 years
tied whne confined in the State prison
Windsor, d cember 2 His moth-r va
hmaed March 80, 1888. aud his sentenc
s,f com mitted to life impfist nment,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-21
A Million Efltnhs.

A friend in need is friend 10 deed, and
not less than one million peoI lie have
fould Just such friend 10 Dr. kine'r
New Discovery for Consumption Conshs'
and Colds you have never used the
Great Cough Medicine, one trial will con-
yi3ce YOU that it has wonderful curative
mowers In oil diseases OF the Throat, Ches'
and Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed '(
do all that is claimed or money will b'
refun ded. Trial bottles free at J n Hard I
Drug Store. Large bottles SOC. snt
81 o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-12-21

Tbose who have used DR. Kings New
Discovery kocw it's value, and those Who
have not, have nov the cpportuni,y TO try
il Free. Call on The advertised druggist
and get Trial Bottle FREE Send your
~ me and address to H. Z. Bucklen Co
ca icsso. and get sample box Of DR..
KINGS New Lie Pills Free. All Of which
Is suarsbta, to do you gcoi aud cot you
no,hiny. in. Hsrd'. Drug Store.