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New-York tribune., 1899-05-01
STPKENE COURT. county of New York.

- Friedrich Miering Plaintiff against Adam Rath-
geber and others Defendsnts.-Acton No. 6-n Pursu-
ance Of Judgment Foreclosure and Sale duly made
and entered in above entitled action. bearing date
fourth Apul 1899. |. the undersigned. the Ref
said judgment named. will sci At Public Auc-
ton. ~ Exch Sales Rooms. located at No
III Broadway. in he Borough Of Manhattan. City OF
New York the day of May. is9D. ~ o'clock
noon on that day, by William Kennedy. ESQ., Auction
premises directed by said Judgment 70 be s)d
and therein described as follows
All that certain lot piece parcel ~ land, with the
building thereon erected situate lying and being in the Bor
q city Of New York and bounded
and described follows. viz: BEGINNlNG at point on
northerly side of hundred and eighteenth Street
distant easerly Two hundred and thirty one feet ana
inches from the northeastery Of Pleasant
Avenue formerly Avenue A. and one hundred and
eighteenth Street and at Immediately opposite the
centre Of party wall and running thence eaetery along
northery side Of hundred and eighteenth Street
sixteen feet eight inches: thence running norhery par
eleven inches the block between one
hundred eighteenth and Oae hundred and nineteenth
Streets. thence westerly along said centre line sixteen
feet eight inches a point opposite centre ~ the
party wai and thence southery parallel
with Pleasant Aveme and part OF the through the
Of said party wall the northrry side OF one
hundred and eighteenth Street the point or place OF
beginning Said premises being situated IN Block No
IS5. Section Six the Land Map - the CITY or New
York Dated New York. April Z. 1899.
LEWIS /. nELAF1ELD. Referee
BAILEY e SULLIVAN. Attorneys for Plaintin
once address No. 10 Bowery
Manhattan. New-York CITY.
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MEIER. SMITH. MARY SIN pursuance of

-h an order o. Hon James NJ. Varnum Surrogate
OF the County OF York notice is hereby given 70 AL
ys-sons having claims Mary Stuart Meier-s1ith
late of the City and County Of New York deceased 10
rsssni he same with thereof to the subscribers
A. their place OF tansactlng business. at the once o
White Otheman. No. 81 Nassau Street In the CITY OF
ssr york on or before the 23rd day OF october next
D~'ea '''" "' EMILY STUART DC BOIS.
HENRY OGDEN DU B0lS.
ERsKINE N WHITE.
Executors
WHITE a orHEMAN. - -
Attorneys for Executors 81 Nsseau street. New 'o'H
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Absolute Health at Moderate Cost.
SUMNER HOMES on LONG ISLAM
BY THE OCEAN AND SOUND.

SUMNER HOMES" book describing Hotels ani
Boarding Houses Island upon application at
i20-D50lSl3 Broadway. Ticket Ofces foot Eart sftn
ST.. and James Slip. foot New Chambers ST. New-York
333 Fulton ST. Eagle Summer Resort Bureau: Fiatoush
Avenue station L. l. r. r.. and lis Broadway Eastern
Districta Brooklyn send 4c in stamps 10 H. NJ Smltn
Traffc Manager L. 1. r. R. Long Is.and CITY. y. Y.
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CENTRAL \. R. Of NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal ased exclusively.
stations g New YORK s2ss q LOssriy St
1--WE minutes esres than given tOr Liberty st..
'"-''' "'''" Trains lsav. FOO, of Liberty St;
Zoo Fi;'o2 % e 6'.ss az . MsSsA s5 sS19s DO
EasSon sS ~ sts 80 to E,'sn so ~ Sundays ~
FER g x,iss:Ss,Ts Ps.ssn. s;5.n'o". 400. s'~
rsr % kss1Ps ssS Ana sss41S Hs.surs s1S s % M $40
u6oe ITO q Reading, a. NJ: $50. .so, 500. .sS
isSS k.sdas ss,f'aS Z loS 5s' iS S'' go 500 PX
For sgneary Lewissurg, and w!lamspcr s a, 100
s ei9 30 iss aS s ~ ,ss !2s nlshi G,ss' sunday
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c
For Ped Bank Long Ba2sn p1i6; AsSssy 10 sS
only to Sea GirO $50 uOI5 only Rei Bank) II; 30
ss sny E'd ssnas;. Ba% Sss sns sss %
Asbury Ps,k and Ocean Grove) 900 rioiS only to RED
' For Aasa,ls HIss,aHd. $50 $50 I,so a y Us
FOR LAKEWOOD.
.4.so $50 io;i5 A. NJ. las $40. 4;io p Sun
o'f For Lskssuf.t SO 1918 A NJ. i'' $40 "a"
For Toms 81 savssx. niSss and ,es D.rsesa' % $50 A ~
For Aantic CITY, vneand and Bridse,On '4;ao A. A''
= Beach ssaSss and g. Hssiaps' ,o 3 e.
sa"dsy. SaS.;.ss 900 % g 2 NJ sS2 i.Od 'i@0 N w.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FUN TON.
From foot OF Liberty ST. ..
w.sS a,x. q, 40 500 100 III 80 Dirtng Can A. M
90 i:so $50 Royal B:ue Limited S% paas ca ,iiS
80 n,s,, c.s, M iso q 90 Roysl Blue Limited 800
Dinns Carr 500 NJ l2i' md, ASd"oSSo sSo tc ,5cns 4
! 20 . 20 P NJ Sundays. 900 A. NJ 4'o = ~, ", 6,
Tickets md Psror car ests q. at. 1901 sss broad.
way 7s7 9th Av Union So West iss Eas, l-n ncou
(, sA $50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn; - Broaa"asa ,sanx
lamsburg The n Transfer 90 :" WA 'aLsstInation
baggage from hotels or residences 70 "''
.Trom Liberty 81. only.
trrorn South Ferry at 5:25 p. ~
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IN pursuance OF an order of Hon. James NJ.

varnum OF the County Of New YorhNs
feVinja = Stuart late OF the County Of New YORK de-
ceased to presen, the same with vouchers thereof 70 .s
Saiee Of Blandy Mooney & shpman. No 10 Wall street
IN the borough Manhattan. In the City OF New fofA
IN ~ or before The 28th day OF September next
DATED New York. the 20th day Of March $3.50
FRANCES STIAhI bhlD1E rNecu"A-
pI,ANDY MOONEY & SHIPMAN.. .. -. -.
ATTORNEYS FOR Fxecurix No 10 wall street, Borough OF
Manh City Of New-York
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

station. foo. Of w.,, ssrd. cqytIsaas and De'oross
'rims West ard Street: Other nsures Corslsndt Or
.y'SX S'y1 A NJ For BCfFAiO, NIAGARA
FALLS snd West, aud principal LOCAL po!Rts Parios
And Dlnng Cars Connecte for Coal franchesf
-f.iI.yS, 1900 Noon: "etAck DIAMOND
TED 20 Sealing capacity Due bufaio s8 con
meeting through sleepers 70 Detroit ana Clica8o
pinins Ca' 'e'sSo For wILKEs.BARRE,
1885 S PM sSHANrSsd sSd ias.rSsdais Sss eo1s s..nen
g,i5O y15PM Local Tor MAUCh gHCNK
$50 6.10 2 N: For Buna.o ard points wse
sf.4O 500 p. ~ Express for BUFFALO ana
TORONTO. None but Sleeping Car paseenge ers cerr1sq
$40, $50 p. NJ For ITHACA, RocHEsfEh,
daily except s!ud,yi .l0sl lnSo 4; c2pp nS~
Tickets and PnInsu sccommodaiions at rs ~. ~
Sosmbus @ m sna Ave- s n w So Futon 81, Court Sc
Broadwsy and Brooklyn Annex Station, BrooElyn.
n Y Transfer Co. will call for aud check bagga8e
from hotel cr residence through 70 destination.
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New York. April 18Th. Is9V.
EUGENE II. POMEROY Referee.
CIiPREME COURT. County Of New. York

- FRIEDRICH MILLERRING Plaintiff aganst ADAM
RATHGEBER and others Defendants. Action 40 >.
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale.
entered the above entitled action. bear
ing date fourth day Of April. 1929. tn" underAsned
tho Referee in said JIdgmen named Will SCI! Public
Auction at the Exchange Sales Rooms now located at
No iii Broadway In the Borough OF Manhattan City Of
New York the first day OF May, 1899. al II o'clock
noon on that day by William Kennedy. Esq. Auc
tioneer the premises directed BY said judgment TO be
sold and therein described follows:
All that certain lot piece, parcel OF land with the
building thereon erected situate, lying. and being In the
borough OF Manhattan Of the city Of New York. and
pon on the nor hcry side o hundred and eighteenth
Street distant eastery Two hundred and fourteen feet
and eight the northeaserly Of Pleasant
Avenue formerly AZ. and one hundred and egh
teenh Street and Immediately opposite the centre
OF marty wall and running . -uce easerly along said
northery side OF One hundred eighteenth Street six
teen feet eight inches - opposite the centre OF
party wall erec,ed partly upon the lot Of land
herein and parity the adjoining lot Of land;
thence running norhey parallel with said Pleasant Ave
nue. and part way through the centre OF said last
mentioned party hundred feet and eleven inches
the line block between one hundred and
eighteenth and one hundred and nineteenth streets;
westerly along said centre line sixteen feet eight
inches to point opposite the centre Of the first men
toned party wall: and thence southey parallel with
Pleasant part Of the through the centre
Of party wall the northerly side OF One hundred
eighteenth the point place OF beginning
Said premises being situated in Block No. 1915 Section
Six the Land Map OF the City OF New York Dated:
New York. April 9TH. 1855. -
BAILEY & SULLIVAN. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Once address. No. l22 Bowery.
Manhattan. New York city.
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foreclosure Sales.

the Land Map Of the City OF New .ork- rted: New
YORK. April Ith. 1899
LEWIS I. DELAFIELp Referee.
BAILEY 4 SULLIVAN, Attorneys fer Plaintiff.
Once address, No j22 Bowery,
Manhattan, New-York City.
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The approximate amount Of the lien charge to satisfy
which above described property is 70 be sold Is
5ss 49, with interest thereon from the tenth day o.
March, 1890 together and allowances amount
Ing to $3.50 60 from April a. 1893 together
with the expenses Of the sale The Approximate amount
OF taxes assessmens or other liens. which are 10 be
allowed the purchaser out Of the purchase money or
paid by he Referee, Is f30s and Interest
Dated New York. April 7th. 1889. v,r-, :, p.,.-..
New-York tribune., 1899-05-01

CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF this Company
G., VII! be closed at 3 o'clock D. M; on Monday may
ee ie9 preparatory the Annual Genera Mses@s @ p ~
.hs .htreholders 20 be held June Ith ls@ ana VIII o
CHARLES r. cox Treasurer
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~ pursuance of an order of Hon. JAMES NJ

IN pursuance OF an order of Hon. James NJ.
varnum. Surrogate OF the County OF New fork. si
against H. Ramsdell Moore. late OF TIE County OK Sew
Worry deceased to present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber his place OF uansactins
business No. 20 Broad Street In The City of New iork.
n or before the 2Jth September next Dated New
York the 18th day OF March. 1899 ,-. ,....
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and subserpens fos o.. Js ,aad%ay
received at their Uptown once No lZsz bIohaws.,
20 eoor north OF 3stst until o'clock M
nsnts received at the following branch ofees al
sS st isz ~ Gsh,sys. cor i2th-s Mscss los
- lslnst' l+2 Coufnbus-ave near west ootn 81
Sss s2d st. near oth-sve 02 East lIthst 2o' ess
between 7h and sh ayes. l59 East 4.h-s. ,ss
iss, iIos lst-sys near s9th-st; $50 sa,sySs a.
Ae edsve. 2fo East 7Sth-s Lo2i ad-sve; aodz sd-ava
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financial elections.

Office Of PACIFIC FIpE INSURANCE COMPANY,
New YORK May !. 1893 .
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors OF
at the Office tho Company No 30 Pine ST., on Monday
he fifteenth day OF May 1893 between the hours or
IL and | o'clock GEORGE JEREMIAH,
Secretary.
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once of the
HOOKING VALLEY RAILWAY co.
finaneiaI nleetin9s.

THE NEW YORK CHICAGO ~ ST. LOUIS
.xo. II. X. co.
NOIICE Is hereby given that the Annuai
4 s.. Louis Railroad Company the election OF di-
'sstots ard other purposes VIII be heIo az
o.ock a, m. cr Wednesday May ord iss9 AT the So'i
" G F. cox. Secretary.
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Gnrronate's 6 Notices.


TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. JAMES NJ vARNUM. Surrogate Of the County OF
NNo,ce is hereby given all persons having claims
%TSr deceased 70 present the same. with vouchers
hnrof 10 the subscriber her place Of transactins
t"siness a, the Office of Kenneson. Grain Allen NO
~ Wiam street in The city Of New York. on or before
the first day Of October next ,,,, ,soo
''T 1ated lied New York the 25th day Of March, lss9 -
bd'e" ~" '' ELLEN T. SENTENNE.
KrNNEsON. GRAIN g. ALLEN. G., Attorneys Tor Ellen
r Sonienne Administrative.
TN pursuance OF an order of Hon. JAMES NJ
4 vARNtM a Surrogate Of the County Of New York
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons naving csims
Ann Maria Nitchll late Of the County OF New
Yo-k deceased to present the same With vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers their place Of tranesetns
business No Nassau Street in The City OF New YORK
ON or before tho 25th day September, next Dated
New York the nth day Of March lsyg
'N ~ EDWIN e. STURGES,
BLEEcKER n MITCHELL.
pARSONS SHEPARD & OGDEN. Executors
nforneys Tor Executors No III Broadway Borough of
Manhattan. CITY Of New YORK
IN pursuance of an order of Hon. JAMES VI.
4 vaRNrIM n Surrogate ot the County OF New York.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having claims
York deceased present the same with vouchers
ereof 10 the subscriber at his place or ransacting
husness No Nassau Street. IN The city OF New Iork
ON or before the 25th day Of September next Dated
New York the 18th day OF March. lsi,s - .
W EDWIN 9. STURGES, Executor.
PARSONS SHEPARD & OGDEN. u.
AtornAys for Executor, No. Ill Broadway Borough OF
Manhattan, City Of New YORK.
The evening times., 1899-10-16

disease occurring in this State, which gives
the crop yellowish red appearance. Fer
tiliZerS are supposed to materially aid the
grain to escape rust by causing rapid
growth and early maturity. The rust is
always worse in the lowlands Among the
counties in which rust is especially preva-
lent are Columbia, Adams, Berks, Frank
lin. Northampton, Forest, Sullivan, and
LackawannR. The standard varieties of
wheat grown in this State are Fultz, Lam
caster, and Fulcaster.
"Maryland-It is claimed that the appli-
cation of fertilizers, especially phosphates,
has materially decreased the losses from
rust in this State in recent years. In the
experiments conducted by the department
at Garrett Park during three seasons taere
was an abundance of orange leaf rust on
wheat and crown rust on oats, but they did
not appear TO do any particular damage.
Black stem rust was not observed. As in
Pennsylvania, oat blight produces much of
the injury commonly ascribed to rust.
Much oat rust has been reported from Ce-
Gil county.
Notwithstanding to reports, wheat
in the Shenandoah Valley is sometimes
badly damaged by rust, and oats is dam
aged quite often. The rust is most abun-
dant in the lowlands. Lancaster wheat is
considered as rather rust resistant
1t has beeen established that the orange
leaf rust of wheat is the most common and
widely distributed of all the cereal rusts
in the United States, and is especially the
most constant in occurrence. The stem
rust and the crown rust do not occur ON
cereals in certain years in certain locali-
ties.
The orange leaf rust of rye, although
occurring wherever rye is grown, is still
not common, because rye is not grown
generally Maize rust usually occurs wher-
ever corn is grown, but is seldom abun-
dant; but the orange leaf rust of wheat
is not only never absent from the wheat
field being there the year through, but is
sometimes abundant even in dry seasons.
There is still so much uncertainty as to the
Identification of species that as yet 1t can
not be definitely said whether this rust is
the most common in foreign countries also,
but the probabilities are that it is, at least
in all except the countries of northern Eu-
! rope. In Australia and India there is no
doubt of its being the most common, pro-
vided that our leaf rust and the one in
these countries are equivalent, which is
almost certain.
At least six and probably seven distinct
States. They are as follows: Orange leaf
rust of wheat, orange leaf rust Of rye,
crown rust of oats, black stem rust of
wheat and barley, black stem rust of rye,
black stem rust of oats, and maize rust.
Though all these rusts except that on
| maize probably cause some injury occas
| ionally, the black stem rusts of wheat and
of oats are by far the most destructive.
The evening times., 1899-10-16
Diseases OF THE CEREAL
An Agricultural Enquiry Into an
Important Matter.
Seven Different Kinds of Rust That
Attack Grain-Bearing PIants-The
Problem of Producing Resistant
Varieties - Reports From Mary
land, Virginia, and Pennsylvania.

The Department of Agriculture has pub
lished report on the cereal rusts of the
United States, which has been prepared by
Mark A Carleton, Of the Division of Vege-
table Physiology and Pathology. Mr.. Carle-
ten, il is said, has been engaged in the
investigation Of the diseases for several
years The several species of rusts af-
fecting cereals in the United States are
described, and the distribution of these
rusts is given, together with detailed
statement of the results OF extensive OBJ
servations and experiments to determine
the rust resistance of numerous varieties
of wheat and oats. The life history of the
rusts themselves has been fully studied,
and the facts published by the Department,
il is said, may throw light on problems
connected with the cultivation of rust-re-
sistant varieties.
Mr.. Carleton say that the investigator Of
grain rusts learns three important facts at
the beginning Of his work: First, that
these rusts are more or less distributed
over all parts of the world where cereals
are grown. Second, that the average an
greater than generally supposed, and third,
that as yet little is known regarding their
entogenetic relations to each other, and to
their host of plants. He says that in view
OF the Importance of rusts from a botanical
standpoint, it is surprising that so little
attention has been given to their study.
In only two of the principal cereal-growing
countries-that is, Australia and the Uni
ted States have any Investigations of ce-
real rusts been made, and even in Austria
liza through the investigation of rust-re
sistance, the matter has drifted into a study
of the wheat plant itself, rather than that
of the rusts which affect it. In the i'm
portant cereal regions of Russia, India,
and Argentina practically nothing is
known known about these rusts.
1t is said that the only studies of the
psychological relationship of the grain
rusts other than those made by Mr.. Carle-
ton. are those made by Prof. Jacob ErikS-
son, of Sweden.
In the matter of cereal rusts in the States
that are close to the District of Columbia,
Mr.. Carleton presents his general observa-
tions. as follows:
New York-Rust does not seem to be as
prevalent in this State as in some others.
Oats is often injured, especially in Erie and
Wyoming counties. Considerable spring
wheat is raised, and it is always more
rusted than fall wheat, as are always late
sown wheat and oats. There is consider
able stem rust, but to what extent it pre-
walls over the State is not definitely
known Some counties in which rust is
quite prevalent are Franklin, St. Law
renee, Cayuga, Schuyler, Wayne, Clinton,
Greene. and Cattaraugus.
"Pennsylvania.-The reports indicate
that wheat is not extensively damaged by
rust, but that oats is very commonly in
jured. 1t is quite probable, however, that
much of the damage attributed to rust is
due to ''oat blight" a supposed bacterial
The evening times., 1899-10-16
Mrs. Lusby Seeks Divorce.

Ella R. Lusby today through her attorney,
Campbell Darlington, filed suit for divorce
against her husband, Archibald Lusby, whom she
charges with cruelty and non-support. 1t is also
alleged that the defendant deserted the complain
ant while she was confined to her bed by illness,
and remained away from her two days and a
night Mrs. Lusby also declares that her husband
frequently threatened to take her life, and has
admitted to her that he never intended to treat
her as his wife. During her married life Mrs
Llsby states she has been compelled to earn her
own living by working in steam laundry.
The evening times., 1899-10-16
SUNDAY SCHOOL PLANS.
To Be Discussed at the Institute Con-
HentiOn Wednesday.

To BE Discussed at the Institute Con-
vention Wednesday.
The third annual convention of the Sun
day School Institute of the diocese of
Washington will be held in st. Andrews
Church, Wednesday.
The following programme has been ar
ranged: II a. m, celebration of the Lords
Supper; IL M, business session and cleo
ton Of officers; l p M, lunch served by
the ladies to all clergy, teachers, and Off
GERS of the diocese present; 2 p. m, a dis
cussion on the topic, :" How to Teach the
Prayer Book and not Neglect Scripture
Study with papers read by the Rev. K.
P. Williams, Mr.. John o. Johnson, Mr..
J. H. Gibbon, and w. B. Dent; 3 p. M,
a discussion of the topic, Right Methods
of Teaching the Life of Christ to Ad-
vanccd Classes with Mr.. w. r. Bushby
Mr.. R. w. Test, Rev. Frank H. Barton, and
P. Melbourne as the speakers.
The evening times., 1899-10-16
A Breach of Promise Suit.

suit for breach of promise to marry was filed
today in the Supreme Court of the District The
parties to the suit are Nellie NJ. Carter, who, as
the next friend of Josephine Carter, minor, sues
Matthew c. Strachan, for 5000 claimed as dam
ages for an alleged breach of promise to marry
Josephine Carter. The plaintiff states that in
June $685. the defendant, Strachan, promised to
marry her and that at all times since she has
been ready and willing TO perform her part of the
contract In violation of his promise to her the
plaintiff further states that in September last,
Miss Carter declares, Strachan married another.
The evening times., 1899-10-16
ni,charged I'm Bankruptcy.

Walter Burton, the present manager OF the
Metropolitan Hotel, this city, was this morning,
through his attorneys, Jesse Z. Potbury and Harry
G. Kimball. by an order signed by Justice Hagner,
discharged in bankruptcy. Mr.. Burton filed his
petition in bankruptcy August IL, last, al
leging that his liabilities were $50 IL, with no
assets This is one OF the largest bankruptcy pro-
ceedings instituted in the Supreme Court of the
District since the passage OF the bankruptcy act
by Congress.
The evening times., 1899-10-16
Hack Driver Fined.

In Judge Kimbalrs court this morning, William
Pryor, colored hack driver, accused of lott
ering and soliciting trade the streets in vio-
lation of the Sunday law. He was given until
Tuesday to pay fine of s..
The evening times., 1899-10-16
Sis Months for Threatr.

Fred Dorsey. coOred, was charged before Judge
himbail. in the Police Court this morning. with
disorderly conduct and carrying concealed wcap-
ons. The trouble occurred in Balls Court north
west, where Dorsey attempted to cut several peo-
pie with a razor He was fined $40 in the dis
orderly case, and sent to Jail for six months for
carrying concealed weapons.
The evening times., 1899-10-16
Ninety-two Prisoners.

When Judge Kimball took his seat in the Police
Court this morning there were ninety-two prison.
ers awaiting trial. Charges of intoxication and
disorderly conduct frequent. John Sharp,
Frank Cockney, Oliver Dorsey, Lizzie Ford, Eva
Bigloe, Hattie Williams, and Annie Lewis, all
colored, were accused of being disorderly. and
each were sentenced TO the workhouse for fifteen
days.
The evening times., 1899-10-16
auackenhush,s CInim Reiected.

The Comptroller of the Treasury, in review OF
the claim of Roy L. Qusekenbush, late first SER
geant, Company B, First District of Columbia
Volunteers, for two months extra pay afirms the
decision of the Auditor for the War Department
disallowing the petition. Quackenbush served
through the war in Cuba, but before the order
was issued mastering out Company B he applied
for and obtained his discharge The Auditor for
the War Department held that where soldier
was discharged for his personal convenience he
foreits all claim for the extra pay authorized by
Congress.
The evening times., 1899-10-16
Ynnns Ricxc1e Thief

wilbert Riley, eleven years old, was arraigned
before Judge Scott this morning, charged with
the larceny of a bicycle, valued at s14, the prop
,erty of John Burdett At the request OF his
father the boy was turned over to John W DOUG
las, agent of the Board OF Children's Guardians
The evening times., 1899-10-16
Reports on Immigration.

The inspectors OF immigrants at the ports Of
New York, New Orleans, Boston, Baltimore, and
Philadelphia have been directed by immigration
Commissioner Powderly to make weekly reports
on the number, race, and cause for the deporta-
tlon OF immigrants who arrive at the ports men,
The evening times., 1899-10-16
Professor Craven to Lecture.

On Wednesday next, October IS, at 42O p. m,
Professor Craven will deliver lecture on 1.-The
Monks of Clugny' at the Columbian University.
The public is cordially invited to be present.
The evening times., 1899-10-16

Columbia Theatrc-Francis Wilson in "Cyrano
de Bergerac;" evening.
Lafayette Square Opera House-Madame Janau-
schek in Meg Merrilies;'' evening.
National Theatre-Anna Held in ''Papa's Wife,
evening.
Grand Opera House-yaudeville; afternoon and
evening.
Academy of Music-'When London Sleeps;'
evening.
n's-Rentz santley Burlesque Company;
afternoon and evening.