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Evening star., 1898-06-14
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued, as
follows:
White-John Fratantuno and Marie Ma
sino, both of this city; Andrew Nelson and
Rebecca Van, both of this city; Henry r.
Hatfield of Evanston, ILL.,, and Ethel r.
Glover of this city; John N. Auth and
Kertha Hsmmor, both of this city; John 7.
Devine and NJ. Virginia Rossillo, both of
this city; John d. Jenkins of Prince
Georges county. Md, and Fannie L. Bogue
Of this city; Carroll z. Wilson and Sarah
j. Myer. both of this city; w. ]. Kearney
of Old Point Comfort. Va, and Mo!lie A.
Downey of this city; Edwin B. Olmstead
of Arcade. n. y. and NJ. Elizabeth Gapen
Of this city; w. j. Bodell of Fortress Mon
roe, Va, and Julia Pinckney Janney of
this city; Charles l.. Gulck of Bridgeport
Conn. and Florence Rosalie Wilson Of
this city; Willis H. Cameron and Hannah
NJ. Okeefe. both of this city: Phillip ].
Doherty of Boston, Mass. and Lillian f.
coiored@W. Fl. White and Elizabeth
Clay, both of this city.
Evening star., 1898-06-14
CONDENSED LOCALS.

George Grimes. colored, has been con-
victed of housebreaking before Justice
Bradley in Criminal Court No. 2. He was
remanded to Jail for sentence.
Justice Cole has been reassigned to Cir
cult Court No. l today and Chief Justice
Bingham returns to Criminal Court No. l.
which he temporarily left, he did not
wish to try the Canty case.
Mrs. Parsons, wife of Dr. Starr Par sons,
while riding bicycle about o'clock yes
terday afternoon, collided with an Ecking-
ton horse car near 9th and G streets. Her
wheel was damaged, but she escaped in
jury.
Robert Crimmut, living a. 1906 18th street
northeast, while riding his wheel on fl
street northeast was painfully injured
about the face last night in a collision with
wagon. His injuries were dressed at DR..
Brice's drug store.
Detective Gallaher went to Harper's Fer
ry yesterday and recovered a bicycle that
had been hired at L. Newmeyer's store, in
this city. The wheel was hired by a young
man several days ago. He rode to Har-
per's Ferry and sold the hired wheel for
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REGIMENT OF IMMUNES.
o"i' Fetuts Command Rapidly Ac-
quirfnE Full Quota

The 4th United States Volunteers the
regiment OF lmmunes commanded by Col.
fetut, Is rapidly approaching it's full quota
anu before another week passes it is conf
dently believed the ranks will be completed
ana the entire organization be in camp at
Fredericksburg. The 1st Battalion of the
regiment comprises four companies from
thc District OF Columbia, which have been
fully equipped and uniformed
Company F left Washington this morn
ing at 1857 o'clock for FREDERICKSBURG. Its
roster is as follows
Lieuts. Anthony Holmead and James G..
kean; First Sergt. George West Byron,
Quartermaster Sergt. Fred W. Alexander
Sergts Charles o. PaXson and James e.
Loveless, and Privates Ed. Anderson, ]. w.
Abel George r. Arlington, John Boehling.
r. W. Bosley, w. V. Brown, w. H. Butler.
II. 8. Byers, H. A. Brown, w. H. Chan.
man, S. H. Cockrille, H. Cornwell. T. E.
Cook, r. T. Cissell. ]. H. De Shield, c. B.
Dorman. j. Dougherty M. T. Douty, J. p.
Duffy, c. Fl. Fisher, E. l.. Ford, A. E. Fur
Dershaw, G. 3. Good. James Hartigan, G..
Jarboe, F. A. King, P. J. Keleher, H.
Knode, ]. T. Littleford, E. j. Moss. O. W
Matthews, P. Moser, P. E. Melville. J. w.
Moore; N H. Mitchell, J. T. McCauley, F.
McGinn. M. P. Mcdonald, NJ. j. McDer-
mott H. r. Massey, F. Mcdonald, ]. F.
O'Connor, J. H. O'Neill. j. X. O'Hare, H.
Ohm. q. l.. Palmer. c. d. Paxson, j. r.
Quaid, H. A Robinson, William Robinson
N. s. Reid, w. Ryan, ]. Ridden, j. Rich
ter, T. II. Redman S. F. Scott, j. R. Scott
]. Salkeld, G. P. Smith, H. A. Shaw, w.
d. Stevenson, H. B. Sweeney, H. B. Sim
monds ]. Stief. w. f. Tyler G. N Thom-
as, II. Taylor, ]. J. Verser, Alexander
Walker, W. A. Weaver, E. Woaler. II.
Winingder, w. Williams, A j. Williams,
d. Williams, Fl. Wolf c.. d. Wise and s.
Young.
Company E of the 4th United States
Regiment of Volunteers passed through
the city yesterday on their way to Freder-
icksburg, Va. under the command of Can't.
w. II. Monroe, First Lieut.. H. M. Patton
and Second Lieut.. ]. T. Thayer. The COM
pany numbered So men, and were as hardy
a set Of men as could be found anywhere
In the country, having been previously in
ured to hardship as miners, railroad work
ers and farmers. They will secure their
uniforms and arms at Fredericksburg Most
Of them are yellow fever immunes, and not
a man of them, said Lieut.. Patton, is
afraid of that disease. or anything else
The command took dinner here.
Company T. which was organized at
Wheeling. w. Va, under Capt A. A.
FranZheim and Lieuts. Husemon and Cars
kadon, will be mustered in at Wheeling
this afternoon by Capt. Goodwin, u g. A,
the mastering officer. The company will
probably leave that city for Fredericksburg
tomorrow, but this. 1t is understood, will
depend upon whether or not the quota is
filled.
Evening star., 1898-06-14
CoMMUTATIoN OF SENTENCE.
Appeal to the President in Behalf of
VIM. Strather,

VIM. Strather.
An application for a Communication of
sentence to life Imprisonment made bv
Murderer William M Strather to the Presf-
dent was today forwarded to District At
torney Davis and Justice Bradley by the
Attorney General of the United States
II bases its plea for executive clemency
upon the statement that the verdict of
the jury should have been for manslauph-
ter and not murder, and that the act was
committed while Strather was intoxics+e
and enraged
justice Bradley refused to make any
recommendatiol and Mr.. Davis recon-
mended that the application be denied.
Ihe proba bility is that Strather will be
hanged at the time set. Nothing has come
10 the district attorney from the attorneys
lct tEe i, murderer Edward Smith, and it is
not likely that any fulther effort will be
made to save him.
Inc double gallows and all the instr1-
men's OF execution at the Jail are in readi-
neSs me-. ior me double execution on Thursday
next: Strather was sentenced to be hang
ed May last and Smith May u last hut
both were reprieved till June l6 bv the
PRESIDENT in order that the Court Of APP
6edis 6t1 might render its decision. which it
d1d a week ago.
Inc lower courts decision having been
afilrmed no other hope but executive ciem-
ercy lay before the men. Strather is alive
~ MS idte anu is making a strong effort
10 escape the gallows. but Smith is sullen
ana apparently Indifferent. If both are
hanged together this week it will he tha
nrst n double hanging since 1856. when Louis
ss.nerfie!d, Pole, who killed his wife and
sen-ln-law, and Richard Lee, alias Dick
sparrow, wife murderer. were Jointly
stlansled to death. Only once before in
the history of the District has there been
such an execution. and that was when
Ed Queenan and Babe" Bedford were
together hanged for the murder of Philip
Hurst on z street northwest
Evening star., 1898-06-14
CLOUDY TONIGHT,
Cooler Weather Tomorrow and Prob
ably Fair.

| Cooler weather Tomorrow and Prob
| ably Fair.
| Forecast till pm Wednesday-For the
District of Columbia, Delaware and Mary
land, partly cloudy weather tonight, prob
ably fair Wednesday; cooler weather We'd
nesday; light westerly winds.
| For Virginia and North Carolina. occa-
sional showers tonight, partly cloudy
weather Wednesday,; light southwest to
west winds.
Weather conditions and general forecast
| The pressure continues high in the east
| gulf states. The area of low pressure, CEN
| trai Monday morning in the upper Missis-
sippi valley, has moved eastward to the St
| Lawrence valley. An area of high pressure
has developed on the northern Rocky noun
| tain slope and in the Missouri valley The
barometer has fallen in New England and
| the lower lake region; it has risen general
| ly throughout the Rocky mountain slope
| and the Mississippi valley.
The temperature is lower in the upper
Missouri valley and on the southern New
England coast
Showers and thunder storms have occur
red generally in New England, the Atlantic
and gulf states, central valleys, lake re-
gions and occasionally in the Rocky noun
tain districts.
Showers may occur in New England the
Atlantic and gulf states tonight. Clearing
and cooler weather is indicated for the Ohio
valley and the lower lake region tonight
and for New England and the middle AZ
lantic states Wednesday.
The following heavy precipitation Gn
inches) was reported:
During the past twenty-four hours-Ra-
leigh, 1.56; Pittsburg, 1.34; Albany, 19O:
Detroit, 1.6S; Fort Deposit, Ala. 22O;
Mansfield. La, 2.56; Waynesboro, 200; Sa-
vannah, LOO.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at 8
a.m.-Great Falls, temperature, so; condi-
uon =; receiving reservoir, temperature 81;
condition at north connection &c. condition
at south connection, SO; distributing reser-
voir, temperature, 81 condition at infiuent
gate house, 36; eftiuent gate house, S6.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide, 1O:4O am. and 1O:45 %.
M; high tide, 1858 am. and 4:31 pm
Tomorrow-Low tide, IL 80 am. and II 81
pm; high tide, 4:42 I'm. and 5:21 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises. 4:34 am; sun sets,
7:26 pm.
Moon rises LAB am
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 4:34 am.
The City Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by s:35 pm; ex-
tinguishing begun at 3:42 am. The light
ing is begun one hour before the time
named.
Arc lamps lighted at $40 pm; extin-
guished at 1857 am.
Records for Twenty-FOur Hours
The following were the readings of the
thermometer at the weather bureau for the
twenty-four hours beginning at pm yes
terday:
June 1s4 pm, 70; pm, 76; II mid
night, 72.
June IA am. II; am, 7e; II noon, IS;
2 Pm, 80.
Maximum, SO, at 2 pm. June IA.
Minimum. 20, at am. June Il.
The following were the readings of the
barometer at the weather bureau for the
past twenty-four hours. beginning at pm
yesterday:
June 1s4 pm. 1888; pm. 29.91; 12
midnight, 29.9O.
June IA am. 2990; 8 am. 1886; noon.
1894; p.m., 29.92.
Evening star., 1898-06-14
MARIETrA.s GREAT PERFORMANCE.
Capt. Symonds Praises the Zeal Of
Officers and Crew.

Capt. Sym0nds Praises the Zeal Of
Officers and Crew.
In the general admiration excited by the
splendid performi nee of the big battle ship
Oregon in running from San Francisco
clear around South America to join SaInp-
son before Santiago, the equally meritor-
ious run of the little gunboat Marietta over
most of the same course has been lost sight
o. Like the Oregon, the Marietta is a Pro-
duct of Pacific coast shipyard, and the
high character of the work done in con-
structinS this ship is shown by the cap
ta1n's statement that the little boat made
this long 12.OO0-mile voyage without stop
ping for repairs. Considering the great
dis parity in the size of the Oregon and the
Marletta, the performance of the latter is
certainly quite as remarkable as that of
the Oregon, even though the time made
was not so good.
The formal report of Captain Symonds,
who commanded the ship has lust been
made public by the Navy Department
1t reads as follows:
U. S. S. MARIETTA,
Key West, Fla. June g. 1898.
referring to the recent trip of this vessel
from San Jose. Guatemala to this port, it
gives me pleasure to report as to the sat
isfactory performance of her engines and
boilers as also he other departments of
this vessel
for even slight repairs, and when en- route
from Punta Arenas to Rio de Janiero, ac-
con panied by the Oregon. no difficulty was
experienced in maintaining the full con-
tract horsepower of the engines
Upon arrival here after the run from San
Jose Guatemala, about twelve thousand
Q2o1D miles, had the immediate services
OF the vessel desired she could have pro-
ceeded to sea at once after coaling
rms general condition of the vessel Is
que In a great measure to the zeal of the
ofhcers and crew consequent upon the de-
nands of war.
Ihe cheerfulness and efforts of all to pre-
vent any unnecessary delay in our arrival
at this place is de serving mention, and was
most forcibly illustrated at our last coalinp
point the Para river. The crew having
worked all one night, engaged in coaIips.
IN temperature that was trying in the
extreme. Were. the following forenoon. de-
spite their zeal, unable to maintain their
record for fast work. whereupon to en-
courage them. two of the watch officers.
neither of whom were On watch at tho
tlme, seized wheelbarrows and assisted in
ccaling until all was on board. and in con-
sequence L was enabled to get to sea that
Gay. Respectfully, N''
(Signed) F. NJ SyMONDc
Commander, U.S.N., Commanding.
Evening star., 1898-06-14
Explosion of Gas Engine,

One Of the gas engines in the blacksmith
shop at the Washington navy yard explod-
ed about o'clock yesterday afternoon, Sc
verely burning carpenter named Ross
about the neck and face and singeing of
nearly all his hair. The shop was pretty
badly damaged. but work was not stopped
save temporarily.
Mr.. Ross was treated in the navy yard
dispensary and then sent home. He will
soon be able to return to his work. The ex-
plosion was caused by an accumulation of
gas In the blower of the engine.
Evening star., 1898-06-14
FEELING IN FRANCE.
The People Hope America VIII Win
in It's War With SDain

Mr.. j. n. Jaros of New York resident
partner of Mariani & Co. of Paris, is in
the city for the purpose of visiting friends
before leaving on his annual trip abroad.
Mr.. Jaros said to a Star reporter that IAN
erroneous idea prevails in relation to the
feeling of the French people generally to-
ward the United States" NJ. Angelo Mari
ami is unquestionably one of the most prom
inent semi-public men in France. NJ. Mari
ami, in a letter to Mr.. Jaros, says:
I'VE in France who know the United
States and its people have but one sincere
wish-that the war may soon be ended by
a complete victory for Americans who are
fighting for justice and humanity. Presi-
dent Mckinley is highly regarded by our
country writes NJ. Mariani "and the
greatest admiration is shown for him and
his patriotic course"
Evening star., 1898-06-14
The Winnipeg Exposition.

In a report to the State Department,
United States Consul Graham at Winni-
peg says that the Winnipeg Industrial Ex-
position Association will hold It's eighth
annual exposition at Winnipeg from July
IL to Is next. and urges liberal patron
age by manufacturers and dealers of the
United States as the best means of bring
ing American goods to the favorable notice
of the people of the dominion.
Evening star., 1898-06-14
WMllE TME WAR LASTS

All who march. walk or stand should shake into
their shoes Aliens Foot-Esse, powder. 1t cures
aching, tired, sore, swollen feet, and makes tiyht
or new shoes easy. 1t absorbs moisture and pre-
vents chafng. hot, smarting. blistered sweating
feet. Al the regular army troops and navy men
use it. Volunteers in hot climates can't exist in
comfort without It. Aliens Foot-Ease IL sold by
all druggists and shoe stores, 25c. Sample sent
FREE: Address ALLEN 9. oLMSTED. Le Roy, NY.
my17-8m
Evening star., 1898-06-14
Postal Laws and Regulations,

The Pest Office Department is arranging
to have printed a revised edition Of the
postal laws and regulations. 1t was in 1893
when the department last revised the laws
ana, in view of the apparent necessity for
new compilation, by reason of new laws
and regulations, a new edition has been
deemed necessary.
Evening star., 1898-06-14
Disbursement

Disbursements by the Pension Agent
During the past seven days the pension
agent in this city disbursed 81, 10000 to 90,
600 pensioners, 5000 Of whom reside In the
District of Columbia
Evening star., 1898-06-14

Mr.. Penchase Of Arlington Hotel, Attain
tic City. Is at Hotel johnson with plans
booklets, ETC., where engagements may be
made. or will call upon inu ~ding visitors
upon notifcation.-Advt. :.
Evening star., 1898-06-14
The National Safe Deposit,
Savings and Trust
Company
or the District of Columbls
CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE.

Chartered by special act Of Congress. JAM, 1857,
and acts OF Oct, 1890. and Feb. 1892.
Evening star., 1898-06-14

PERSONS WHO CAN ACCOMMODATE DEIE
gates to the National Educational Association
which meets in Washington July TO ~ Will
please register without delay the headluartcrs
of the public comfort committee board OF trade
rooms. l4l0 q St NV, where special blanks cal
ing for desired information may be obtained
NaG
Evening star., 1898-06-14
Capital One Million Dollars.

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT.
Rents safes inside burglar proof vsults al
IS per annum upward.
Securities, jewelry, silverware and valunbief
Of all KINDS in owners package, trunk or case
taken deposit at moderate cost.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received from TEN CENTS upward
and interest allowed on IS and above.
Loans money real estate and cola teral
security.
TRUST DEPARTMENT
This company is O legal depository for court
and trust funds, and acts as administration
executor, receiver. assignee and executes
trusts Of all kinds. Wills prepared by q COM
peteat attorney In daily attendance.
OFFICERS:
ThoMAS H. JONES. President
Il rhANSlS hiGOS- OS-...............Vice President
W. RILEY DEEBLE. E....... Second Vice President
ALBERT L. STURTEvANT. Secretary
GEORGE HOWARD. RD....................Tr Treasurer
CHARLES E. MIAMI. Assistant Secretary
WooDbUhf BLAIR Trust Ofbcer
GlST BLAIR. Assistant Trust ofhcer
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LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES,
DISTRIBUTION POLICIES,
ENDoWMENTS AND ToNTINES
BOUGHT FOR INVESTMENT.
WM r. HODGES.
my12-3m 1872 ut. NV.
rloney at 5 Per Cent toLOan
On real estate in District Of Columbia. No dslay
In closing loans.
ap2l-tf HEasKELL NcLERAN. zoos y q.
Evening star., 1898-06-14
Princeton University.

Examinations for admission will be held in
Washington at the Civil Service Rooms on June
16 and II. beginning 10 am. on the 10th In
quiries may be addressed to Mr.. VICTOR
KAUFMAN, Evening Star office.
F. l.. PATTON
te4-1Ot President.
Evening star., 1898-06-14
Mr.. Wilson's Response.

Mr. Wilson replied at length. He referred
sarcastically to the public spirit DISPLAYED
by the Plympton company in trying to save
the government $4,000 year. For twenty
years, however, that company had main
tanned monopoly and had wrung from
the government millions of dollars in profit.
IL credlt was due to any for saving the
government money it was to his clients
who had, by reason of its bid of four wears,
ago, saved the government 81 800 900. That
was the kind of publcspirited people to tie
to. He rfdiculed the argument of a prior
award. The affidavitS were laugha BILE
They all came from the interested parties.
while they We're belaboring the Postmaster
General. 1t was the veriest folly to sup
pose that a great department like the Post
Once would make a contract verbally As
well permit bidders to submit their pro-
posals orally. Who was there to refute
such contract? The practice of the de-
partment provides that there shall be a
daily record kept of the orders There was
no record of any such order, and the alb
sence of it showed it never had been made
Mr.. Perry, in reply, said it was not nee
essary to have a record of the award All
that was necessary to establish such a case
in the Court of Claims was to prove that
the conversation really had occurred He
did not understand where the learned judge
of evidence had found his law.
Mr.. Wilson quickly replied he would re-
fer the gentleman to Perry on Pleading
Ih1S provoked rOarS of laughter.
During the arguments Postmaster Cen
eral Smith queried each counsel regarding
certain points and showed a thorough fa-
mfliarity with the subject At the close
OF the hearing he announced he would take
the matter under consideration.
Evening star., 1898-06-14

conferred with his client, but he could not
help him out. Then he said:
well, If you have, l am not acquainted
with all the elements of this case. Show
me the copy of the award
we have no copy of any award" said
Mr Perry. deliberately. But we have here
three afhdavits and two letters from United
States senator's, which prove that Postmas-
ter General Gary awarded my clients the
contract verbally ten days before the iwar d
TO your company was sent out
Mr. Wilson smiled and said: "Weu, read
the affidavits.'
MI Ferry then proceeded to read affi-
oaVlts from three members of the firm he
represented, each one in substance testi-
Tying that in conversation with Postmaster
General Gary one day the latter said re-
lerrlng to their paper: IF your paper is
as good as the government sample, [ will
accept 1t. The test demonstrated the abil-
1ty OF his clients paper to equal the gov
ernment sample. Mr. Perry followed this
with two letters from Senators Lodge and
Hoar. setting forth substantially the con-
tentlon. In his argument Mr. Perry re-
1erred TO the saving of some $1,000 a year
which would result by the acceptance of
MS clients bid, and said this was evidently
what actuated the Postmaster General in
what he said
Evening star., 1898-06-14

beautifully that your friends will admire them
and ask WHO MADE THEM - This is the
way we advertise Same old guarantee-ft
Ne pay
J. FRED GATCHEL & Co, TailOrs, 6O4 18th st.
L F. MUDD, the famous cutter, is with
Evening star., 1898-06-14
Il never disappoint.

DorrS At Arundel on the Bay. . partly
AN~HAS furnished cottages $50 and SIS
for the Sales.--future to October.
TiOS- W. SMITH,
GNffG CO LIST and Ind. Phone 21T.
o. For rates Hotel Cavanaugh,
write l. Cayanaugh, Arundel-On- Bay je13- 1Od
Evening star., 1898-06-14

IRON FENCES AND PORCHES
We are now prepared build Iron Fences and
Porches- Best goods, best work and low est
prices Estimates furnished. Catalogue of Fences
free.
mye-tf BARBER ROSS. 11TH AND G sTs.
Evening star., 1898-06-14

Brace .6S use going round like dead man
bracer Of Tharp's fine berkeley
up the the good in pae world W si2 F. st. x"% nW W.
je15-lUd
Evening star., 1898-06-14

COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND No. L.
The regular quarterly dividend tNO. 12) of 134 per
rent the COMMON CAPITAL. STOCK of the
American Graphophenc Company will be paid JUNE
FIFTEENTH 1898. to stockholders of record June /.
By Orde. of the GirectOrs.
E. d. EASTON President.
THOS. ]. GOODWIN Secretary.
my14-eo 7t-my3o. ie4 IL IA
Evening star., 1898-06-14

i HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH Nc DR. E s.
Smith at SlU5 VI St NV. where we will
tinue the practice of dentistry in all its branches
making specially Of crown and bridge work.
DR.. THOS- J. JONES.
have associated myself with DIR. ThDs. j.
Jones at 31O5 VI ST. NV. where l viii he pleased
TO my friends. Dr. E 5. SMITH.
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Evening star., 1898-06-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

6PIRITUALISM - PSICHOMETRlC SEANGES-
with spirit descriptions by Mrs. Ida II. A WHIT
lock # Providence. r. l.. Aaccsbee Temple. .fh
st. NV. 5 o'clock THURSDAY and SUNDAY
EVENINGS. Investigators invited 1el4-6f
SIIRITCAIISN-J. ii. AITEMUS WILL HOLD
a meeting THIS Tt ESibAY EVENING, June IA,
at Wonn's Hall. 121 9th st. NV. II"
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