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MINISTER KURISo's RETURN.
Back From an Extensive TOur-Quiet
Restored in Jauau

Back From an Extensive TOur-Quiet
Restored in Japan.
Minister KuTiuO and Secretary MatSui. OF
the japanese legation, are back from an
extensive summer tour 10 the watering
places through Canada. They found but
few of their countrymen located in Canada.
only one japanese living in Montreal, where
he had been alone for ten years.
The official adviCes coming TO the lega-
ton at present are very meager, as the
close OF the war has restored quiet in
Japan, and there are no evidences that
japanese officials in Toxic expect trouble
with Russia.
1t is said that Russias demand that the
Lao Tung Peninsula be renOunced was
formally answered by Japan. The an
swer gave positive affirmative assurance
of this and fully met the request OF
Russia. The latter country, it is said,
expressed entire salts faction with ths
answer.
Under these circumstances. the officials
here do not believe that there viii be
any misunderstanding over the matter
The japanese minister to China has ar
rived at Pekin, and his first business
Will be TO learn the amount and terms OF
the indemnity which China VIII pay for
the surrender OF the Lao Tung PENN
sula. After this is settled Japan viii be
in a position 10 carry out her promise to
renOuuce the peninsula.
Repairs have been completed on the big
Chinese battle ship Chen Yuen, captured
by the japanese at the battle OF Wei Hei
Wei, and she is pronounced by the Japanese
naval experts as equal to new. This gives
Japan one of the most powerful ships
afIoat, and the first battle ship in her
navy. Two more battle ships and three
cruisers have been ordered in England and
are already we'll under way.
These with the Chen Yuen and the pres
ent fleet of cruisers. viii give Japan a navy
second to but few of the great powers
No word has been received as to tn e progress
in resCuing the Ting Yuen, sister ship 70
the Chen YUCn and n is believed that she
was so badly injured as to be unavailable
for future use as flrSt-ClasS battle ship.
The reports from FormoSa indicate that
bands of Chinese soldiers are still resisting
japanese occupation of the island, but
this is being slowly but effectively crushed
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Filed July 1s. 1895. ]. R. Young, clerk.
IN the Supreme Court of the District OF
Colu mbia
Mary A. Krause VS.. Frank Krause No
1889, Equity docket
On motion of the plaintiff, by Mr. Leon
Tobriner, her solicitor, it is ordered that
the defendant, Frank Krause, cause his
appearance to be entered herein on or
before the first rule day occurring forty
days after this day, otherwise the cause
Will be proceeded with as in case of default
The object of this suit is to obtain a di-
vorce on the ground of willful desertion
and abandonment of the complainant by
defendant for the full uninterrupted space
of two years.
This order shall be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and Washington
Times once a week for three successive
weeks. By the court.
A. B. HAGNER, Justice, etc.
True copy. Test:
(Seal) ]. R. YOUNG, Clerk, etc.
BV M. a. CLANCY, Asst. Clerk
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Illustrated sermon by DIR. Todd.

Commencing next Sunday evening, and
continuing throughout the month of Au-
gust. Rev Dr. Todd, pastor of Hamhns
NJ E Church. Ninth and 2 streets north
west, Will give 4 series Of evening ser
mons upon the life OF Christ, Illustrated
by stereOpticOn views, taken from the
master pieces of art and from the best
paintings in the old and new world. This
new departure in the line of evening dis
courses will no doubt encourage the public
to attend this series of sermons. They
will be entirely free, and the pastor eX-
tends a cordial invitation to the public
generally to be present at each service.
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PurceIIville Bush Meeting, July 29th
to 31st Inclusive, and August
1st TO 18th Inclusive.

On the above dates the Southern Rail-
way will sell tickets from Washington and
intermediate stations to Purcellville and
return at one fare for the round trip.
Good for return until August o, inclusive,
and in addition TO it's regular train service,
on July 81, August 1 aud A, n special
train will be operated, leaving Washing
ton 7:25 a. m., arriving at Purcellvile 10
a. m, returning leave Purceilvllle Cos
d. M, and arriving at Washington $50
p. m.-
The train leaving Washington 6:25 p.
m for Herndon, will be extended TO run
through to Purcellville on August I'd, &c
and 4th, leaving Purcellville after the
night meeting and running back as far al
Herndon.
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Ahnnt a Tiny Snhiect.

Editor Times: Comments have been made
on the name of Baby Cleveland as being
boys name. In Scotland it was always
a girls name. See in Lady OF the Lake" :"
canto 8, stanza %: maid Marion fair"
In England-the same character reads Maid
Marian, in sad Shepherd" by Ben JOusOn.
Therefore, no boy as is a boy should
bear that name. SCOTCH.
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HEADQUARTERS United States

Marine Corps, Quartermaster's Office,
July, 1895. Sealed proposals in dup
licate will be received at this office until / 2
O'Clock m. on the Tth day of August, 1895,
when they will be publicly opened, for
furnishing and delivering at these head
quarters for use OF the armory a lot of Ium-
Der, iron, and paints. A list of supplies re-
quired, with full specifications, and blank
proposals, can be obtained at the above ad
dress. The government reserves the right
to reject all bids, to waive informalities,
and to increase the quantities one-third.
H. b. LOWRY, Major and Quartermaster,
United States Marine Corps.
jy24, 81 81 aus
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Real Estate Transfers.

Deeds in fee have been recorded as fol-
lows: Henry Strause to Samuel 7. Harding,
part of lot IA block 20, Brightwood Park,
SO Susan A Ruffin to W D. and j. A.
Harrison, lots As to 81, and lots 81 to
Is, Croissant's subdivision, block 8,
Rosedale and sherwood, SO. Chas. a
Baker to Washington & Great Falls Rail-
way Company, lot Is, block 1, White
Haven and Harlem, 81. John c. Hurst
to same, lots 81 to SO, Clark subdivision
White Haven, 81. Chas. l. Kent to Daniel
H Kent, lots 81 to So, Kent's subdivision,
square so, 500. Mary c.. Carpenter to
Chas F. Carney paIt of lot H. block 16,
Brightwood Park, $3.50. FendaIl c. Alex
ander and John A. Barthel to Henry krae-
ner, lot %, and part of lot 30, square
327, SS, 200. Jacob S. Redman and JAS
II. c. Wilson to ]. Walter Hodges, lots
13, IA and 80, block 3; lots ., 8, 10 and
16, block 6; lots + and l3, block Z;
lot Z block 6; lot IL, block, 10; lots s,
and IT, block IL; lot 2, block IL; lots 8
and II, block Is, and lot /, block IA,
Garfield Heights. So 900. Thomas f
Smithson to District of Columbia, lots 81
and 20, square 5O2, SO, 800. William H.
Hunter to Keziah Reed, lot At, Hunters
subdivision, Barry farm estate, SO.
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Condemnation Proceedings.

The commission appointed by the court
to sit in the condemnation suits brought
by the Washington and Great Falls Rail
way Company against property owners
along its proposed route yesterday after
noon heard the final argument Of counsel IN
the cases. Tie commission is composed
of the following members; MeSsrs. n. W
BurcheII, H B Davidson, and John s.
SwormStedt They took the matter under
advisement and Will report next week.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-6 Iooms bath, cellar, Ia
tIobes, 1S, 600 SO. TT, cultivated garden,
young fruit, out buildings, at Riverdale, Nd,
milesfIom Washington on B < O r X {;
$500 win buy equity Of $40, payments on
balance, $40 pei month. Inquire OF F. R.
RYNEX, RiveIdale, Md. au3-3t
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S35.OO-3l4 to $40 n. Q. ave. Sc. or,
q. ~. i; new.
CT. YoDER. 61bEst. NV
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gTATION CORNER Or SIXTH AND B
STREETS
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Exnminations for Rexenne servtce.

Examinations for entrance to the in
ternaI revenue service viii be held all
over the country to-day. There are sixty
three examination districts, but in SIX
OF these no one has applied to take the
examination. In the other fifty seven
districts the number OF applicants vary
from seventy-One III Chicago down to one
in several of the districts. The eXamina-
tions are for stOrekeepers, gaugerS and
clerks. There are 1,20O applicants in all.
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II < FULTON's LOAN OFFICE IRls PA
IL. ave n W Established IN 1870 Money
leaned on watches, diamonds, !eWelry, silver
ware etc Special bargains in watches, !sWelry
and silyerWErs fe2O-omo
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FOR SALE-Fine black and tan pup;
months old; weight two aud one
half pounds; also tame monkeys and boa
snakes SCHMID'S BIRD STORES, 712
18th st. NV. and 1921 Penna. ave. NV.
jy30-5t
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Hon. ]. r. Dooltttle,s TrLp to China

Hon. J. r. Doohttle, of the State OF
Washington, has Just returned from an
extended trip through China and Japan.
He spent a few days in New York this
week, leaving yesterday for his home in
Washington State Mr. DoOlittle is largely
interested in silver bullion and has been
advocating it's use for the chop dollar or
China and japan
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Chenn excursions to Yirginia springs.

During the summer season the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company will sell eX-
cursion tickets from Baltimore and Wash
ington to the following named resorts at ex-
ceptionally low rates for all connecting
trains each Friday and Saturday. Tickets
valid forreturn, including Monday following
date of sale:
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENTED Sd St nw.-1 2-room
house; all IN. j.; pleasant location; at
reduced rent Apply to owner, 900 II st,
NV. au1 st
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THIS is no passing fancy, but an es-
tabliShed fact. We are selling elegant
custom-made suits but "siighty worn" at
figures that are the talk of the town. Look
us up. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 619 u st.
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One Cent HsIa FsI
No advertisement less than ] 0c
HELP wANTEn-MALR.

YOUNG man ia office who writes plain
ana can give cash security; salary
Sl2 per week. Call 10 to IL, III 10th
ST. NV. aU3-1t
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Removal of Young Lynch's Remains.

Removal of Young Lynch's Remains.
The remains of young Lynch, who was
killed on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
near Riverdale last Saturday night, will
be taken from the vault at Mount Olivet
to-day and removed TO Rochester. N. Y
His brother and Mrs. Lynch Will accompany
the remains.
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MA RSHAL'S SALE.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL,s SALE
OF LADIES' AND CHILDR EMS FUR
NISHINGS, AT 3037 NJ ST NV

By virtue of q writ Of fieri facias issued
out of the clerks office of the Supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia. and to
me directed, L Will sell at public sale, for
cash, at 3037 NJ street north west, Wash
A. d. 1895, at TEN O'CLOCK A NJ, the
following described goods, to, wit; Lot
braid, shirts, shirtwaists, umbrellas, hose,
underwear. corsets, gloves, straw hats,
blankets, children's clothing, etc, seized
and levied upon as the goods of Eugene
Kahn. and sold to satisfy execution No.
1856 in favor OF Elias Heidepheimer.
ALBERT A. WILSON,
q. s. Marshal, ID. @.
DUNCANSON BROS.
AuctioneerS. aa2 $50
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LOST.

LOST-A small, curly yellow dog; right
fore paw white; has broken tail and
answers to the name OF Lam. Reward II
returned to 1855 st. NV aG3-3t
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HA We good sewing machine to exchange
for good typewriter. Address HOW
ARD, this office. au1-3t
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One Cent H5ap R5a
NO advertisements less than 1Os.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

nj. j. CURRY Il SONS, Contracting
Brioklayers; brick work of all kinds
done; jobbing promptly attended to; all
work guaranteed; smoky chimneys cured or
no charge; 20 years experience. No.
sos 18Th ST. NV au3-1w
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ANGE-Almost new
sewing machine, Will guarantee for two
years and give lessons, for good typewriter
or light mems pneumatic bicycle; willing
to pay about SO difference. Address G.
A E this office au3-3t
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FOUND d.

FOUND-Package money found; owner
canget same by wing expenses, naming
amount and proper identification, Rooms
40 and 46, Ohio Bank Bldg. au3-3t
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One Cent usso R5a
No advertisement less than loo.
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENTING of 4 rooms on I'd
floor tur. as bedrooms and 2 vacant
rooms, with all modern improvements on
same floor; suitable for light housekeeping;
in private family; no children; near cable
cars 2600 L St NV au2-3t
FOR RENT-Three nice cheerful rooms,
unfurnished. with gas and bath, SO per
month. $40 Acker ST. ne. au2-3t
FOR RENT-Sl2.50,t twoiarge rooms,
second floor; alcove, back porch. 142
A ST. ne. au1-3t
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room;
very neat, clean and quiet. $3.50.
623 L st. NV. au1-3t
FOR RENT-To nice colored family,
three rooms with water aud running
closet on same floor. In alley bet. 1-2
and 9th, and and G sts sw. only Sc.
BLOCK & co. ,615 F st.nw. au1-3t
FOR RENT-Two nice rooms, single or
en- suite, furnished or unfurnished; cars
and herdic pass the door; every convenience.
1928 II st. ne. au1-3t
FOR RENT-DESK ROOM.
DESK ROOM free in a lawyers office
near city hall to some energetic young
lawyer. Address BOX B, Washington, d.
q. au1-3t
tOR HENI-HoOSES.
FOR RENT-Fur. or unfur. attractive
house: six rooms and bath: every con-
venieDce; cabinet mantels; delightfully."-
located; NV; terms moderate. Key at
S06 18th st. NV. august
FOR RENT-368 d St. me-, seven
room house, a. IN. l., with cellar in
excellent condition. 200 per mo. au3-3t
FOR RENTED Sd st. nw.-1 broom
house; all m. j.; pleasant location; at
reduced rent. Apply to owner, 900 II St
NV. aul st
FOR RENT-1231 4th st. Sc. Groom
house, $40; key at Burton's grocery,
corner Nj. jy3l l3twf&s
S35.Oo-3I4 to $50 n. Q. ave Sc or,
a. N. l.; new.
c. T. YoDER. 615Est NV
I2.so-ll29 7thst Sc, 5r brick
7. YoDER. 615 St NV
$35. .OG-l42O 9th st. NV Sr b.; M l.
G. T. YoDER. clio st. NV
S42.5O-12O f st. NV; Ii r, a. M. /,
c. T. YODER, Clio L st NV
S32.5o-314 to 800 n. c. ave. Sc; Or,
a. m. l.. new.
c. t YODER. 6I5 ST NV
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| One Cent RsIt FsT
No advertisement less than 10s.
SUMMER RESORTS.
- GAP
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD,
MELVILLE, PA.
One of the most delightful pleasure and
health resorts in America Magnificent NOUN
TAIN SURROUNDINGS. 900 FEET ELENA-
TION. DRY ATMOSPHERE PINE GROVES,
HOT SULPHUR BATES EXCELLENT CUI-
SINE, FISHING, BOATING, DRIVING,
SHOOTING, BILLIARDS, TENNIS, GOLF,
MUSIC, etc
For illustrated Pamphlet address
GEORGE A. FREYER, Owner.
MAPLE GROVE-High location: al
ways cool; large lawn; near mts.; abund-
ance OF fruit; spring chicken; milk; ice;
drives free: terms moderate. EDWIN
SHOEMAKER. Philomont, Va. aust
FOTOMA AC BAY-A new place OPP
pOSlte w k rSOns; beautifully located
forsummer boarding; boating, bathing, fish
ing, etc; table abundanjly furnished; terms
low. c c. WILKINSON, Prop,
Jy3O-1mo Colonial Beach, Va.
JOHNSON HOUSE. Colonial Beach,
on water front: terms reasonable; spe-
cial rates TO parties. Address MRS. G. E.
JOHNSON. Jy2s-7t
CAPE MAY. MI South
LaletIe ST., square from beach and
depot; terms, 81 10 $40 per week. A. t.
MORGAN. Jy27-7t
wN. Rockville, Nd; with
all modern cOnyeniences; lighted with
gas, baths, etc; large rooms and shaded
lawns; terms moderate; 81 80 per day, 81
TO $40 per week. MRS. NJ J. COLLEY.
jy21-1mo
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PERSONALS.

DANCING pupils desired. Lady
teachers. S1.O0 any hour; refs Ad
dress DESIRED, this office au2-3t
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REMOVAL NOTICE-G. l.. Wild's
Bros. & Co. have removed their music
store to their new and commodious quarters,
No. 1916 Seventh street northwest, where
their friends and patrons will receive the
usual prompt and courteous attention to
their musical wants. au1-7t
The morning times., 1895-08-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.
CHURCH NOTICES.


VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN
Church-Prof j. FraiZe Richard at IL
a. IN. and 8 p. m. Sunday school, 9:3O
a. IN. Christian ErdeavOr, z p. m. Seats
free. All welcome.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
corner OF 10th ara G streets northwest,
Rev Stephen NJ. Newman, ID. D., pastor.
John W. Bischoff, Mus Doc, organist.
Preaching by Rev. Isaac Clark at II a m.
Sunday school, $40 a. m. Christian En-
deavor, Z p. m No evening preaching
BROoKLAND NJ E. CHURCH, REV.
William II. Chapman, pastor.-Sunday
school at 10 a. IN. Preaching by the pastor
at 11:30 a. m. Service conducted by the
Epworth League at 8 p. m.
PEOPLES CHURCH-423 G street north
west Rev. Alex. Kent, pastor, VIII give
the fourth of series of discourses on the
Lords Prayer. Subject: Thy Will be
Done on Earth as 1t is in Heaven" Service
at 11:l5. All welcome.
UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRISTINE
mortal Church, corner r and North Capitol
streets Preaching IL a. IN. and 8 p. m.
by the pastor, Rev. j. E. Fout Morning
subject, Love-" evening subject, Tine
faithful young woman" Sunday-school,
$50 a. m. Y. P S. c. E, Z p. m; lee
ture and prayer service, Wednesday, 8
p. IN. Strangers welcome.
HAMLINE NJ. f. CHURCH. Ninth and
p streets northw west-Rev. f. S Todd,
ID. D., pastor. Sunday-sChOol, 9.15 a. IN;
sacrament OF the Lords Supper. II a. m;
address by pastor, g p. m, first lecture on
the life OF our Lord, Illustrated by stereop-
tiCon views; Epworth League, Z p. IN;
Tuesday, conservation: Thursday, church
pra ger meeting, D. m.
GUNTON TEMPLE MEMORIAL PRES
byterian Church, corner Fourteenth and
4 streets nOrthwest-Pa astOr, Rev. g. B.
Patch. d. d. Services II a. III. and 8 p. m;
Y. P. s. c. f, uniting IN evening service;
preaching morning and evening By Rev.
William l. Austin, of the Church of the
Covenant. Baltimore, Nd; Suuday-schOol,
$50 a. m: mid-week prayer meeting,
Thursday, 8 p. III.
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NINE. OISEAU removed to z is 18th
ST. NV; scientific massage and baths;
alcoholic rubbing; magnetic treatment; 10
a. M to 9 p. m. iy2S-1w
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PERSONALS.

EGYPTIAN GYPSY Seventh
daughter of the seventh generation;
she can take off spells and cause to marry,
as well as tell you the past aud future;
persons calling at the tent, next to railroad,
will ask for MADAM BURNETT.
Take Eckiugton and Soldiers Home
cars. Jy2S-7t
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FOR RENT-1231 4th ST. Sc, Groom
house, $40; key at Burtons grocery,
corner NJ. jy3l-3 -3t-wf&s
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FOR RENT-Flat OF rooms on I'd
floor: 1ur. as bedrooms and vacant
rooms, with all modern improvements on
same floor suitable for light housekeeping;
in private family; no children; near cable
cars. 2600 l. st. NV au2-3t
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BROOKLAND NJ. E CHURCH, REV.
William II. Chapman, pastor.-Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Preaching by the pastor
at 11:30 a. m. Service conducted by the
Epworth League at 8 p. m.
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VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN
Church.-Prof j. Fraize Richard at II
a. IN. and 8 p. m. Sunday school, $50
a. IN. Christian Endeavor, z p. IN. Seats
free All welcome
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SPECIAL to Table Boarders Mes srs.
Duffy * Leonnarda, proprietors OF
The American House." corner Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Seventh street, beg TO
announce to the public generally that they
are now serving the best table board in the
city, from "a. IN. TO p. M, at the
following reduced prices: meals per. day,
$50; meals per day, $15 per month.
Particular attention given ladies
jy31-lmo
TIA KE NOTICE. paper rooms for
81 and upward; you can save 20 per
cent on these prices. F. G NOLTE, 80
9th st. NV. Phone, AS No branch.
jy22-2St
"A MEETING Of the stockholders of
the National MetropolitanFH Fire Insurance
Company, of the District OF Columbia, VIII
be held at the office OF the company, on Mon
day, the 9th day of August, 1895, for the
annual election of directors.
Polls open at IL M and close at 1 o'clock
p. m. SAM CROSS
jy l4-23t Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-15

rada incident promises to become an evil
l'of international importance. The specSf
inquiry instituted by The United Press has
resulted in the following summary of in
formation: son October 81 the American
steamship Laurada left this city for the
West Indies. Itwas reported from King
ston, Jamaica, that her papers and appear
ance were not in accord. There, under
British law, she should have reported all
passengers carried previous to making the
port OF Kingston.
She reported but a single passenger. at
that time the Laurada was under charter
TO a West Indian firm doing business in
this city and in the w est Indies. Her
clearance papers in October were in due
form and order as far as clearing from an
American port was concerned, but Eer
captain. it is alleged. failed to report the
Cuban rebel Cespedes and his band of
forty-five followers, with their arms and
ammunition.
Cespedes and his men were landed on
the east coast OF Cuba, between the fruit
port of Baracoa and the port of Guanta-
namo, part of the coast on which there
are very few residences and from which
the rebels could easily reach the mountains
of the interior.
The statements made have been sub
stantiated by several witnesses. The full
details are in possession or the local au-
thorities and warrant will issue, or has
issued, for the arrest of the captain OF the
Laurada, Samuel Hughes, and it is alleged
that he has been engaged in similar prac-
tees, a violation of the neutrality laws.
Agents and owners have disclaimed all re-
sponsibility, the known agents OF the
steamer stating that they don't represent
the owner, and the alleged owner, in Phil
adelphia, stating that he is not her owner.
The Laurada is now near Philadelphia,
but the location of her captain is unknown.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 4.-Senor
Congosta, the Spanish Consul at Philadel-
phia, was here to-day in reference to the
steamer Laurada. United States Marshal
Lannan went down the coast this after
noon, and it is supposed he went to inter
cept the steamer off Lewes.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-15
ON THE EASTERN TR4CKS.
Winners of Events at St. Louis, Leaing-
tom and PinIico

Winners of Events at st. Louis, Leaing-
tom and PimEico.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Nov. .14.-Seven-eighths of a
mile, Leonard won, Eli second, Senator Hill
third. Time, 1876. Chicot finished first. but
was disqualified.
Six and half furlongs, La Sale won, Kirk
second, Galley West third Time, 1 %.
one mile and seventy yards. Jack Bradley
:54 -
Seven furlongs, Irish Chief won, Knapp Sec
ona, Mira third. Time, 1:3734.
SIX 1urlongs, Loudon won, Johnny McHale
second, King Michael third. Time. l:l9
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 14.-One mile, Egg
part, part won, Eurania second james Monroe
third. Time, :414
Five furlongs, His Brother won, Cuticlene
second, Naiad third. Time, 1 :O4
SeVen-eighths OF mile, Momus won, Sligo
second, Advocate third. Time, :283I
rive furlongs, Anna Lyle won, Ida Wagner
second, La Wanda third. Time. 1:O213.
Ihree-quarters of mile, Pete won Subito
second, Nellie Parker third Time, :l63<
BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. 14.-Results at Pim-
nco: FIVE furlongs, Chester won, Beatrice "
second, Nestor third. Time, :0515.
one mile, Mckee won, Candelabra second
Longbridge third. Time, 1:46.
one and one-eighth miles, Lakeshore won,
Marshall second, Helen Nichols third. Time,
1857.
Six Iurlongs, Pitfall won, Irish reel second,
George Dixon third. Time, IL.
One mile, Salvor won, Fatal second, Margaret
third. Time :433l,