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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-06-28
BcEEnrs in Court.

Four men were in the dock of Judge Kim
balls court today for vagrancy, three of
them being victims of strong drink and the
fourth one a beggar. Lewis Eskridge and
William Clements, two of the liquor vic
Tins were sent down FOE two weeks
Michael Lanhad, the third member of the
trio, is an old offender, and in addition
to getting drunk he begs from door to door.
He was sent down for a month. Emil
Blumenberg, n long-haired individual who
had not come in contact with water for
weeks, was the beggar, and the court sent
him down for one month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-06-28

Jennings of the freshmen eight has been
selected to work his oar has served to re-
store confidence among the followers of the
crimson, and not one can be found who is
rot filled with the idea that Harvard will
render good account, and that when the
boats cross the finish line the crimson will
lead the blue.
Capt Billiard was bearing confident air
this morning, and said his crew would
enter the race with every expectation of
rendering good account of themselves
The breakfast today was the same as
usual-an orange, oat meal, hominy two
raw eggs, steaks and chops and bread,
with cold water.
AT noon the weather outlook had i'm
proved. the rain which had been falling
since $50 having subsidized, and the fog on
the river gave way.
Besides Referee George L. Rives of Cam
bridge, the officers of the race are: Judges.
Bob Cook, for Yale, and r. Watriss, for
Harvard; time keepers, George Adee for
Yale, and VIM. Brooks, for Harvard.
Hale-Harvard Races.
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This conn pany has
abundance of money to
loan ON real estate and
collateral securities
such as stocks, bonds,
etc., at the prevailing
rates of interest i'm
sums to suit. If you
In ave unincunlbered
and unimproved land
and desire to build a
home this company
will an you the
money.
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Real Estate Matters,

Postmaster General Wilson has bought of
Ella R. Flemming. for 3d. 800 lot 1877, in
square 1876. The property fronts 20 feet on
the north side of Q street between 18th and
18th streets, and is one of the row of
houses built by T. Franklin Schneider.
Miss Agnes Rosa Miller has sold, through
her agents. Digges & Fairfax, lots 81 and
o6, IN square $40, at the northwest corner of
Sd and Q streets northwest, for $4,272. 49,
to Chas. v. Mallet.
J. J. Minahan has purchased from Chas
" Mallet, through Digges & Fairfax, the
same property for the same consideration.
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ll-defined storm appears within the

No well-defined storm appears within the
region of observation this morning.
The barometric depression, which occu-
pied the eastern districts. has filled up,
and the rain resulting from this depression
cor tinues only in New York and New Eng
land.
Rain has also fallen over the middle
western states, the upper Mississippi val
ley and the northwest lake region.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-06-28

The Coltons Point Hotel string band will
play all the way to Coltons on the steamer
way back on Sunday evening, besides all
day Sunday at Coltons.-Advt.
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Nervous Disorders

Mr.. c. NJ. Sorrels OF 1924 Az ST., an employe of
the National Museum. suffered for years with nery-
Gus debility. he had pain in the head. attacks Of
dizziness. loss of memory, flushing of tie face in
ability to concentrate the mind at will. All this
was rendered worse by insomnia. DIR. Walker
cured him. Many other persons can be referred to
who have suffered as he did have recovered
under DIR. Walkers treatment.
Or. Walker may be consulted free OF charge
personally or by letter. His well-known santariuru
at 1411 Pennsylvania avenue, adjoining Willard's
Hotel, is open daily for consultation and treat
ment. Offce hours. 10 am. to 5.p,m.; Wednesday
ard Saturday evenings. to s: Sundays 10 to IL.
Charges for treatment very low.
All interviews and corrt spoEdence sacredy con-
fdent,al- No cases made public without consent
OF patients. je2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-06-28

With a string hand on board, what could
be more delightful than an evenings ride
to Colton's on the steamer Arrowsmith-
greyhound of the Potomac? Nothing, ex-
cept a Sunday at Coltons.-Advt.
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Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption, s273, 800 Government receipts
From Internal revenue, 1921, 225; customs,
s4S1 ,567; miscellaneous, $19,579.
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FAIR WEATHER INDICATED.

No Storm Within the Region Of Oh
servatiOn for Tomorrow.
Forecast till 8 pm. Saturday-For the
District of Columbia Delaware Maryland
ard Virginia. fair; slight changes in tenn
perature; westerly winds.
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OF the District of Columbia.
CORNER 18TH ST AND NEW YORK Avl

CAPITAL: ONE MnLION DOLLARS
SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT.
Rents safes inside burglar proof vaults at IS
per annum upward.
Securities jewelry, silverware and valuables
Of all kinds in owners package. trunk case
taken on deposit NJ moderate cost.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received from Ten CENTS upward,
and interest allowed on IS and above.
Loans money real estate and collateral
security. Sells first-class real estate and other
securities in Of $500 and upward.
TRUST DEPARTMENT.
This company is a legal depository for court
and trust funds and acts administrator, ex-
etutor receiver, assignee. and executes trusts
OF all kinds. " ills prepared by a competent
attorney in daily attendance.
BENJAMIN +. SNYDER, President.
THOMAS HYDE. First Vice President.
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON. Second Vice Pres.
I. THOMAS r. JONES, Third Vice Pres.
E. FRANCIS RIGGS Treasurer.
ALBERT L. STURTEVANT. Secretary. apis
CORSON & MCCARTNEY
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE.
1919 + ST., Glover building.
Correspondents Of Messrs Moore & Schiey, 80
Broadway,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits Exchange Loans.
listed on the exchanges Of New York Philadelphia,
Poston and Baltimore bought and sold
A specially made of investment securities. Dis
trlct boids and all local Railroad. Cas- Insurance
and Telephone Stock dealt in -
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold
d31
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American Security and
Trust Co., 1905 st.
1t C. ]. BELL, Pre-. -ent.
THE WEST END NATIONAL BANK.-THE REG
uar quarterly dividend of III per cent upon the
capital stock of the West End National Bank has
been declared payable JULY /, 1895, to stock
holders of record June %. Books close June %,
1895, to July 2, 1885.
ie26-4t c. r. WILLIAMS Cashier.
AT A MEETING oF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
of the AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRCST
COMPANY of the District of Columbia. held
June II, 1895, dividend of ONE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT az per cent? the capital
stock was declared payable JULY 10. 1885. to all
the stockholders OF record at the close Of bust.
JUNE 30. 1885. The transfer books will be
closed from June 30 to Jnly TO- 1895. inclusive.
c. ]. BELL. President.
Attest:
je24-m,w,f,3t GEO. E EAiM0NS, Secretary.
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FINANCIAL.

American Security and
Trust Co., 1i05 G st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF GLEywoop CEMETERY.


Washington, June IS 1895.
As there to be n wrong conception as to
Court in the suit Of Gienwood cemetery ~
District Of Columbia. we deem 1t proper. for the
Information Of the lot owners and ali others In
terest d in the cemetery, to publish the decree
in full
effect perpetual injunct on against tie District
government in any attempt TO run streets through
terry officials. PHILIP F. LARNER.
President Board OF Trustees.
LEWIS CLEPHANE. Secretary.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
The Gleawood Cemetery Is. District of Columbia
ct al. No. 1G532 In equity.
Tie defendants in this cause having in and by
tEeir answer to the bill of complaint herein
stated that they do not intend to approve and
streets projected through tie lands of the COM
plainant nhe Glenwcod cemetery without It's
1898. on motion Of William +. Mattingly solicitor
for the complainant, ordered, adjudged and de
creed that the bill 0f complaint in this cause be
md the same hereby is dismissed without preju-
dG Ts and without costs 20 , VS. coz.
1t $. T. THOMAS. Attorney d. c.
GUY, THE WEII~KNowN BARRIER, LATE OF
Walker x Wares is now with shepherd 943 ID
ri fien a~ where he Will be pleased to see It. MS
NoTICE-THE CREDITORS OF W. G. BURNs ARE
hereby Instructed 10 ale their accounts 1 with me
money In my hands among said creditors on and
je2s-sf W. S. HoGE, Assignee.
WHEN THE FAMILY GOES AWAY.
YOU'LL ENJOY THE CHANGE
II you dine with We propose to make our
soc. dinners the fEest in town. We're leaving
nothing undone to make them All the chOic-
est substantiais and delicacies Of the season on
our menu-cooked and served in most delicious
style.
ECFrom to s. Sundays. to 2.
FRITZ REUTERS, COR PA. AVE AND AZ ST.
je2S-lCd
DURING TIE MONTHS OF July AND AUGUST
store will be closed at 0 clock. Saturdays at
o'clock. GAIT d BRO, jewelers. and Silver
smiths, 1IOI Penna. ave. Je27-3t
DIVIDEND NOTICE
regular quarterly dividend Of one dollar per
share will be paid and after July on all
issued stock OF the Columbia National Land
Dredging Co. Office Atlantic building
c. Il. PEARSON
President and Treasurer.
z. MAURO, Secretary. je2T-3t
MONUMENTAL BUSINESS REMOvED-wALTER
Goodwin, monumental dealer, has removed to 9th
and SITS. ne. from I'd and SITS NV. Marble
and granite work at extremely low price to
make room for large consignment of granite.
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LOTS OF BELTS LEFT.

LOTS OF BELTS LEFT.
This big stock. Here's how they're
going:
25c. Cotton and SILK Belts. Toe; soc. ones,
25c.; 81 ones, Soc 25c. Leather Belts, 19c. !;
soc. ones, 3sc.; I5c ones, SOC; 81 ones, Zoe
81 ones, $135. Leather Vest Belts-$l sort,
now 5Oc.; 80 sort, $3.50. Silk Puff Belts
cut from $3.50 to 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-06-28

The recent reorganization of the coast
and geodetic survey has caused much gos-
sip, and several of the changes are severe
ly criticised. Generally, it is assert ed
ole and experienced men have been re-
duced and removed to make room for
young men of limited scientific attain
mentS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-06-28

UNCLE SANS TARS. QIlustrated.)
Facts about the men who man the war
ships of the United States, their mode
OF life and the increase in numbers as
the new ships are added to the navy.
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JAMES w. RADCLIFFE.
I PnREpr SITTTON .Jr-

j. y, ".
In retiring from the firm Of Radcliffe, Darr &
Co. have to thank a generous public in my own
behalf. and behalf OF my associate for the
very liberal pal ronage bestowed upon our frIn
during long business career In the District of
Columbia and to ask that the same iiberality
and consideration be shown the firm that has
made the old firm OF Ratcliffe, Darr & Co. the
leading institution of its kind In the District of
Columbia In retiring from the auction business
II Is not my intention to sever my very pleasant
elations with the commercial interests OF the
District TO lose interest In the general welfare
concluded to take up the active practice Of the
law, AMI have located myself in cOmmOdious
suite of rooms, known as rooms ~ and %, Equity
building, 81 and $40 Az ST. NV, where l hope
10 renew the friendship made while In the auction
business, and also 10 make acquaintances. l
shall practice in all the courts and executive de-
partments and collection department In charge
OF Mr.. Edwin Seton will. in conjunction with
him, receive my personal attention.
/ shall be at my old office at 920 Pa. ave. NV.
daily from S:45 TO 9:i5 an. where can be con-
suited any matter OF business.
CIAS W. DARR,
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THE CHEAPEST SUMMER FUEIr-wASIIING-
ton Gas Light Company's Coke: VIM: J. Zeh.
sole agent, 928 n ct. NV, 1887 18th st. n W.
Telephone call 476. % bushels, 81. 20; 40 bush
els. $3.50; 80 bushels, $500, to any part of the
city.
CoALe-5o cents per ton cheaper than last
year je22-tf
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WORLD WITHOUT MEN.

w fSlLD W IIfiOUT MEN.
Some reflections by Pauline Pry on the
figures showing the increase in the num-
Der of women engaged in gainful occu-
pations. What will happen when the
spirit of home goes gold hunting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-06-28

THE FASHIONABLE DRIVE OF PARIS.
Qllustrated)
The brilliant show when the beauty and
wealth of Frances gay capital parade in
the park. The variety and glitter of the
fine equipages.
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A FAMOUS ROBBERY.

A graphic account of a notable raid On
Uncle Sans treasury, as told by a
well-known detective, who had charge
of the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-06-28

DURING TIE MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST
store will be closed at D clock. Saturdays at
l o'clock GAIT Il BRO. Jewellers and Silver
smiths 1l0I Penna. je27-3t
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UNDER CLOUD OF NIGHT. {

UNDER CLOUD OF NIGHT. illustrate d.
In the series of prize detective stories
now being published in The Star this
story forms part, and will be found to
be not only an interesting account Of
the discovery OF a crime, but full Of the
life and color of an age long since past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-06-28

CREATORS OF IDEAS.
The part which woman has taken in the
creation of the arts and industries
which underlie the structure of civili-
cation. Facts which show that the fe-
male sex are and always have been the
Industrial sex.
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NOTICE. -DISSOLUTION OF PARTN

NOTICE. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP BY
mutual Consent.-The copa rtnership heretofore ex-
isting between James W. Radcliffe and Charles
W. Darr, trading Radcliffe, Darr & Co., Is this
day dissolved by the retirement Of Mr.. Darr from
the firm. JAMES w. RADCLIFFE.
June -, 1895. CHARLES W. DARR.
L have this day associated with me my book
keeper J. Robert Sutton jr., in the auction busi-
ness, formerly known Radcliffe, Darr Co.,
and the business will hereafter be conducted IN
der the firm name and style OF Radcliffe, Sutton
4 Co. at the old stand, 920 Pa. NV.
June %. 1895 JAS W. RADCLIFFE
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
have this day formed a copartnership for the rur-
pose Of conducting the auction and commission
business formerly known as Radcliffe, Da-r 4
Co., 800 Pa. ave. NV, under the firm name and
style of Radcliffe, Sutton 4 Co.
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE.
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MONUMENTAL BUSINESS REMOvED-wALTER
Goodwin, monumental dealer, has removed to 9th
and G SITS. from I'd and SITS. NV. Marble
and granite work at extremely low price to
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ENDEAvORERS' CONVENTION. dllns.
trated)
The preparations being made by the
members of the Christian Endeavor So
cieties of this city to attend the great
convention of that organization, which
will be held in Boston pext month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-06-28
THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
The prospect of the Columbas taking
part in the Schuylkill regatta. Court
ney's ideas of what constitutes an effec-
tive stroke. The latest news and Cos
sip about base ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-06-28
THE MILKY WAY. Qllustrated)
The luminous ST. Andrews or Northern

THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
Gossip of interest about modes of oele-
brating the nations birthday in this
city. Practical suggestions to the par
ents of the small boy, whose zeal is apt
to be in excess of his prudence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
FUNERAL OF FREDERICK DOUGLASS.

CONSPICUOUS HONoRs PAID TO THE MEMORY OF
THE GREAT CoLoREp ORATOR IN ROCHESTER.
Rochester " Y, Feb. 26.-The train bearing the
body Of Frederick Douglass arrived here from
Washington at $40 o'clock this morning 1t
met at the station by Mayor Lewis. the members
of the Common Council. the Douglass League. the
honorary and active bearers and Gordon of po
lice. The 54th Regiment Band also present.
The station was filled with a surging mass OF peo-
PIE. Among those who accompanied the body from
Washington Mrs. Frederick Douglass Lewis
and Charles II. Douglass sons OF Mr. Douglass:
Mrs. Frederick Sprague. his daughter: Stella and
Harriet sprague. granddaughters. AID Joseph ID.
Douglass a grandson. General join A. Eton and
Professor George w. Cook representing the How
ard University. and the Rev. ]. J. Shecut. OF
Asbury Church. Washington, were also Of the
party.
Crowds thronged Central-ave., Clinton, East Main
and Fitzhugh SITS. and thousands followed the pro
cesson from the station to the City Hail. which
was draped with bunting and National flags Here
the crowd was so dense that it required the 1T
most efforts OF the policemen to open way for
the procession. People anxious TO view the body
OF the honored dead followed after the procession.
and for three hours the corridors were
crowded. The higher grades of public schools
were dismissed. and teachers and pupils availed
themselves Of the opportunity to take final look
at the features Of the great colored orator.
At 1870 O'Clock the body was taken 10 Central
where the na funeral services were held Every
in the church was occupied. and standing
room at premium. II appeared as though
every colored person in the city in attendance.
Dr Myron d. Adams. OF Plymouth Church. where
Mr.. Douglass was once an attendant. and the Rev.
Mr.. Stebbns. of the Central Church. delivered ad-
dresses. and several ministers from other churches
took part in the services. The honorary bearers
were II. s. Greenleaf John Van Voorhis J. X.
Post, exCounty Clerk William Oliver and ex
Mayors Henry l.. Fish, William Carroll Charles
W briggs and George w. Clarkson. At the close
of the exercises the body taken TO Mount
Hope Cemetery, where II was placed beside that Of
Mr. Douglasss first wife
A movement is on foot to change the name OF
Highland Park. in which Mr.. Douglass lived
10 Douglass Park II was at this point that John
Brown made the miniature fort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
PRIESTS AND The BICYCLE.

THE FORE SAID TO M Avfi 81 TO CLERGY
MIN RipI,J rHE WHEEL
The question " the oropricty Of priests riding
bicycles - evidently stin ,elng discussed AZ Rome
That 49, n the reports sent from there are trust
worthy The Iondo0 Daily Chronicles Rome cor
respondent says That tie Pope appointed commits
sion t. consider IN, 3rJpricy OF priests Hilns I'll
cycles ana that i reiJited last week IN liFor Oh
the practice The Pope refused. however according
to this correspondent. to rltify the report because
1t would allow a priest - convey the vlAtlcum on
"A wheel To the vlck ard The Pope thought that such
a performance wopli bc contrary to the dignity Oh
the Church
Despite this report. T. Is probable tn priests IN
America who ride bicycles Will continue the prac-
tee until The Pope's alleged decision against Il
reaches them FROM more authoritative source
They VIII Also Il is more than probable rey 10
great extent 10 the time being az least, on MON
slgnor Safolhs views on ROmes attitud" toWdru VI
cycle riding which was published IN Ine irlpune
some weeks ago ~ course. Monsignor SdtolI coul
not say what action Rome might take III the iutuic
In relation TO the priests Of America riilnH picy
cles but AT that time he thought Rome hil no op
jeciions to priests IN this country using tne VII
II il would help them To- reach the belsne OF "yus
plrishiuner In time TO administer the aSl rites oi
Ihe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
THE REAL STATE or THE COLUMBIAN VAR.

PRIVATE DISPATCHES SHOW THAT THE GOVERN
MENr HOLDS rs )yN ~ THE coNsERvA-
I'VE STATES TIL. LIB RAILS RECRUITING
Tho disparity in the reports received from Colon
bla regarding the war between the Conservative. OF
Government, partg ard he Liberal or insurgen'
party is somewha' astonishing. and Is Doubtless
TO the strict censorship over letters ana cabie
dispatches maintained by the vernment Of colon-
bia which has already been De 'cribed In The TriD
une Dispatches received In this city from Panama
and published yesterday. wEcI OF course passed the
i,vernment censorship told OF victories won by the
Government troCps while other dispatches from La
Guayra. VenoLiela told OF the triumph OF Liberal
arms. the capture Of Bogota. the Colombian capital
and the mprisonm nj " President caro- and
number Of prominent C,Ns-u officials.
An official f.. Of the largest South American in
vestment companies, whlca has large interests In
Colombia and which Is N close and constant com
municat!on with its correspondents In that country
Yesterday received a cah' which gives the
exact condition OF affairs between the warning fac
tons The Tribune has already published informi-
ton from the same source and I'm every instance II
was confirmed several weeks later. The cable mes
sage received yesterday WAS In cipher, ana cam
from Kingston. Jamaica. II was gent by N" com
panys agent in Barranqulla by steamer 10 Kingston
two days from the spanish Main ana forwaried
translation of the dispatch Is a. Lo9ws; Coy
miles west OF Bogotal ana 81 i;Deras Ioutel'
Liberals reOrganzlng In the To!na Mountains
and expected 10 attack hOhha next Ii0hth 'oN-
eminent troops are nassed at Aqua Larya ana
E0Cca del Monte In Condinamarca. and rebels are
holding the passes to Venezuela anu the Hio Meta
and Crlnoco No telegraphc communication be-
tween the Atlantic coast and BogOta, and communi-
cations intercepted between a." important points III
he ,oubljc < battle Is expected between the Gov
eminent and revolutionsts at Cucuta. Iiostiliies
have broken out In the department % MhgdaI.na
and revoutonists are recruiting IN the Sierra Ne
vada de santa Marta All departments more or less
occrnl.d by reyOlutioniss, VINO are forming IN IN"
,,o,,,.,ins b,t The Government holds It's ground IN
c'onservatiye states. important Developments are
I'D n.
River 0he great artery Of trade ana trdyeD -
stoppel forced tax Is being assessed anu
American gold drafts are worth 80 for 100 and ar"
I'm great demand Many people are leaving me
country Panama and Caracas news not reliable.