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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-17
THE COURTS,

Equity Court No. 1-Justice Clabaugh.
Senge agt. FitZ: order confirming audi
tors report. Jewell agt Jewell; rule to
show cause, returnable August u. Tyrer
aSt. Perkins, administrator; order vacating
pro confesso against Louise E. Perkins ad-
ministratrix, and Richard Quay.
Criminal Court No. 1-Justice Clabaugh.
United States agt. Royal NJ. S. English,
alias Harold Graham, false pretenses; per-
sonal recOgnizance taken.
Probate Court-.Justlce Clabaugh.
Estate of Chas. Taylor; will fully proved.
Estate of Philip May; will partly proved.
Estate of Geo. o. CLAWS; petition for ad-
vance filed. Estate of VIM. A. Mawrey
will admitted to probate and letters tesla
mentary granted to Nette Harvey; bond.
$500. Estate of Josepha Caspar; petition
for probate of will fled. Estate of Ger
trude w James; waiver filed. Estate of
James Dripps; petition for letters of adj
ministration filed. Estate of Benjamin +.
Cooper; do. In re Chas. B. Hale, guardian;
motion of August overruled without pre-
JUDGE. Estate of James Mitchell: order of
publication. Estate of Wyman L. Cole; vii!
dated April =. 1892 filed In re orphans
of Jno. C. Jones; petition for appointment
as guardian filed.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Bloo1ningdale-Chas. l. West to Rebecca
j. Baldwin, lot 20, block {; SO Stamps, 90
oents).
Fourth street northeast between H and I
streets-Sarah e. Crook ct viz. Harrison to
Thomas O. Anderson. lot so, square 800;
900.
Sixth street southwest between d and E
streets-Julia B. Clark to Mary j. Gran
ston, lot IA, square 465; $3.50.
No 23S 18th street southeast-Ernest L..
Schmidt ct al, trustees, to Herman ana
Emma Krahling part original lot g. square
800; 81 900.
No. G13 Pennsylvania avenue southeast
Same to Josephine NJ FitZ. lot c, square
S74; $500.
Twenty-third street northwest between c
and d streets and E street northwest be-
tween Goth and DIST streets-Chas. M. Car
ter ct TX. to Henry P. Sanders, original lot
&, square 81, and lot 5. square south of 1O4;
500 stamps, so cents).
North Carolina avenue northeast between
14th and 18th s:reets-Daniel F. Mockabee ct
ux. to Angus Lamond. lots Al and AZ, square
1866; 81, 800.
BrookIand-Jos. r. Edison and Chas. b.
Bailey, trustees, to Jno. A Massie. lots 10,
20, 81, block 30, 1915.
Trinidad-Ssmuel H. Walker ct al, trus-
tees. to Frederick Mertens, part lot 4, block
Il; $3.50.
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Sturdy
Children
Are Made SO by
Grape
Nuts
FOOD FOR CHILDREN.

Determined people will generally accomplish their
aim if they persist. But simple Il WILL is not
enough
One must enlist other forces. particularly health,
and health is obtained from good food and a we'll
balanced mind.
Children especially, should be given food known
to contain the elements required by body for its
proper building and rebuilding. Children fed on
white bread, quantities of potatoes, candy and
pie sure to be ''rickety" and disappointment
to their parents and themselves. Children fed on
Grape-Nuts and cream each day are supplied with
food containing all the food elements nature
except water and oxygen, and children so fed nre
sure to round out into sturdy, healthy and brainy
young men and women, unless some unforeseen and
exceptional bar arises. The delicate grape-sugar
sweet of the food makes Grape-Nuts prime favor
lite with young and old Postum Cereal Co. Ltd.
make GrapeNuts at their Battle Creek factories
and all first c,sss grocers sell them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-17

Marriage licenses have been issued to IL
following:

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Whte-Herhert c. Sanford Of Knoxville
Tenn, and Martha S. Haines Of this city,;
William A. Donch and Sarah G. McNsh;
John II. Brooke and Alice Selby; Samuel
C. Henson of King George county, Va, and
Clara V. Wainwright of this city; Stephen
b. Clements of this city and Mamie c.
Reynolds of SheDherdstown, w. Va; Geo.
L. Anderson and Katie l.. Husemann; Jas
NJ. Boyd and Mary NJ. Howard. William
T. Dwyer and Maggie E. Blakeney, both
of Kent county, Nd; Harry Burn and ar
mnda Power; Richard R. Shekell and Eliza
l. Donaldson.
Colored-George L. Howard, jr., and
Louise Ross, Alexandria, Va; Richard
Bailey and Mabel Patton; Edward O..
Holmes and Fannie Nelson. both of Lew
insville, Va; James E. Young and Lucy
Schools: Wheeling Snyder and Ovelier Har-
ris, both of Occoquan. Va; James L. Good
loe and Ida Foster: William W. Crawley
and Gertrude Mahorney.
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RESULT OF LOCAL EFFORT.
Capture Due to Zeal of Washington
Officers.

Capture Due to Zeal of Washington
Officers.
The capture of the man thought to be
Funk is due to the untiring efforts of
Major Sylvester and Inspector Boardman
who have worked hard on the case ever
since the horrible crime was committed
June % of last year. Soon after the es-
cape of the alleged murderer descriptive
circulars We're sent out by the department.
but without results. A few months ago
Major Sylvester and Inspector Boardman
discussed the case again and decided to
make another effort for his arrest. They
decided to send two descriptive circulars to
each post office in the United States, re-
questing that they be posted in conspicu-
Gus places. The circular was addressed in
each case to the chief of police, town SER
geant or postmaster, in order that none
would be returned In addition to a pic
ture of Funk and a general description, the
circular contained skeleton cuts with
twenty-five distinct body marks indicated.
This was taken from his army description
shown the records of the War De-
Iartment.
The Marks Described.
The marks of identification are given as
follows:
No. 1. Dark brown pin-head moles.
No. 2 Elevated brown mole. Exile. IL
inches to right of seventh curvical spine.
NO a. bFOWH tSAo-lO. unIneulatelS
above spine of scapula and az inches from
accromial process.
No. 4. Light brown mole, Is inch in di-
ameter opposite root.
No. s. Light brown augmented irregular
patch, 2X3 inches from inner margin of
scapula.
No. g. Dark scarlet pin-head mole, "a
above waist line.
No. I. Dark brown mole, 1-16 inch in d-
ameter, 1ls inches to right of median line,
IL above waist line.
No. 8. Horizontal scar, lsx& inch, 1 inch
below olecrenon.
No. Q. Purple nervus, 3-16 inch in diam
eter. l inch below preceding.
No. 10. Brownish pin-head macula over
outer side of forearm and elbow
No. IL Scar 1sx3-16 base metacarpal
bone.
No. u. Blue India ink point, commisure of
thumb and index finger.
No. Is. Depressed scar, u inch long radi-
cal side. from angle of nail.
No. H. Mole Is inch in diameter on right
bullock.
No. 10. Dark brown mole, lie inch in d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-17

The District Commissioners have decided
to remove the street railroad crossing po-
licemen stationed at 9Th street and Florida
avenue and at North Capitol and II streets.
One man was stationed at each crossing
The two policemen will be employed in day
and night duty at the crossing at 9TH and
G streets, where they are needed on ac-
count OF the amount of traffic. The de-
cision to place these officers at the latter
junction is partly due to the proximity of
the pension office, with its many clerks,
many of whom are Union soldiers and quite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-17
author. Archibald Hopkins. that was. a
prophecy.
Archibald Hopkins' Prophecy.

author. Archibald Hopkins. that was.
prophecy.
Archibald Hopkins Prophecy.
Here 1t is.
Fill your glasses full tonight
The wind is of the shore.
And be 1t feast. be it fight,
We pledge the commodore.
Through days Of storm through days Of calm.
On broad acifc seas.
At anchor off the Isles of Palm,
Or with the japanese.
Ashore, afoat decks. below.
Or where oui bulldogs roar
To back friend ~ breast a foe
Wen pledge the commodore.
We know oner' II I've sustained
Where'er his lennant flies;
Our rights respected and maintained
Whatever power defes.
And when he ia ses the homeward tack
Beneath an admirRls fig
Well hail that dsy tat briggs him back
And have another jag!
The promise in the last line will be car
ried out faithfully as the prophecy n
the third line of the last verse has been
proven truthful.
All Along the Line.
1t will merely be an incident of the ma
tonal Homecoming but 1t serves to sh1w
with what happy aspirations the admiral
Will approach Washington. He will have a
big hurrah all along the route New York
Will exert all It's splendid energy to Ike
him know how it regards him; the other
way stations on the route to Washing Ton
Will be lined with shouting people merely
to see the triumphal train speed by, but
the ovation he will cherish above all others
will be the homecoming at Washington
The preparations for this are being &C
lively made, and in a few days the Signs of
the work now in progress will become more
and more apparent
Chairman w. II. Rapley has called a
meeting of the committee on parade for 4
o'clock, Monday afternoon next at the
board of trade rooms, No. 14l0 G street
northwest.
Secretary Van Wickle today received a
letter from Mr.. NJ. j. MuIvaney of the
Hotel Oxford, accepting membership on the
committee on public comfort and order
expressing hearty wishes for success and
inclosing his personal check for SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-17

man wearing the uniform of the work.
house prisoners was arrested in the rear
of the reform school this afternoon. 1t
was reported to the police that he had been
about the neighborhood of the reform school
several days and had frightened some of
the boys. James Williams is the name
given by the man, and the workhouse Off
Gals were notified to send for him.
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Petition for Divorce.

In petition for divorce filed this after
noon by Elizabeth Queenan, naming Joseph
Queenan respondent. des,rton on the part
of the latter is alleged. The couple were
married August g. 1891. and lived together,
but at only irregular intervals, until March
j.. 1896. when the defendant deserted her
The solicitor for the petitioner is j. j. VIII
marth.
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CAPTURE OF FUNK
Man Answering to His Description
Arrested in Missouri.
ALLEGED MURDERER OF WIN. BROOKS
Confident Response Sent to
kilograms for information.
HISTORY OF THE CRIME

A man believed to be Frank William
Funk, alias Fink, alias Wilson alias Mich
olson, alias Edward Bald, the alleged muir
derer of William H. Brooks and assai;ant
and robber of Mrs. Martha Brooks in this
city more than a year ago, is under ar
rest at Columbia, Mo- Judging from in
formation received in kilograms from the
western town, the police have every rea-
son to believe that the much wanted man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-17
Painful but Not Serious Injuries.

blind man named James W. Sousanse,
living at 3o1 Delaware avenue northeast,
fell into the cellar of No ia d street yes
terday afternoon. He was taken TO the
Emergency Hospital where the doctors
found he was painfully bruised, but not
seriously injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-17

Saturday, via Pennsylvania railroad Au-
gust 10. Through special train via Della
ware river bridge route without change of
cars leaves Washington 4:30 pm, arrives
Atlantic City at $50 pm Returning leave
Atlantic City at pm. Sunday, August 20
Tickets good only on special train in each
direction.-Advt.
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Warmer Friday, Fresh Winds, BE-
comiu. SnufheclH.

trict of Columbia, eastern Pennsylvania
and Maryland, fair tonight and Friday;
warmer Friday; fresh easIerly winds, be-
coming southerly.
For Virginia, fail tonight and Friday;
warmer Friday in western portion; dimin-
ishing north to east winds
Weather conditions and general forecast:
The western edge of the tropical storm still
fingers off the North Carolina coast, and
high winds have consequently continued III
that section, including southern Virginia
There have be rains In the vicinity of
the coast storm, and light showers in the
gulf states, northwest and extreme west
The temperatures are generally rising on
account of the advance of a low pressure
area from the west.
Generally fair weather is indicated to-
night and Friday in the east ard south,
with somewhat higher temperatures east
of the Mississippi river. except along the
coast.
North to east winds will continue on the
Atlantic coast, high on the central portion.
Storm signals are displayed from Della
ware Breakwater to Atlantic City.
Records for 1wenty-FOur Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours begin
ming at 2 pm. yesterday:
Observation-Disclosures 16. pm, 49, s
pm, II; II midnight, G5. August IL,
an d. -
Maximum. 20, at pm. August II; mini
num- 5S. at am, August II.
Observation-Disclosures 10, pm, 3005: s
o. M. 3Oo4 II midnight, >30.04 August II.
4 am, 1903; 8 am, 1907: noon, 1904; 2
pm. 1907.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at s
am: Great Falls, temperature. 70; condi-
tiCn, DO receiving reservoir, temperature,
rs; condition at north connection u: con-
dition a south connection, 80; distributing
reservoir, temperature, IS; condition at in
fluent gate house, SO; eff1uent gate house, 36
north connection 10; condition at south
connection, 30; distributing reservoir, tenn
perature IS; condition at infiuent gate
house. 36; effluent gate house, SO.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide, 10:47 am. and 10:55
D. m high tide :}:47 am. and 4:12 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, IL "A am. and II :56
p M; high tide, 4:52 a. m. and 5:2l pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises, 5:13; sun sets, 6:54.
Moon sets, 81 am. tomorrow.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 5:14.
The City Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by 7:29 pm. ex-
tinguishng begun at 4:2J Am. The lighting
is begun one hour before the time named.
Arc lamps lighted at TIA pm: extin-
guished at 4:40 a. m.
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Congenial and Gratifying.

But he feels, without doubt, that after all
fulsomeness and extravaganza is over and
past he will find at home in Washington a
welcome at once congenial to him and graft
flying to his pride as well because 1t will
be national in every significant sense.
Probably the admiral frequently thinks
Of the memorable dinner that was rendered
him on the eve of his departure to take his
command as a commodore on the Asiatfc
station. There was nothing perfunctory
about that gathering at the Metropolitan
Club. Every guest was a host, and more
over, a crony Of the popular guest of honor
At that dinner verse was recited by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-17
Transfer of Officers.

$27 Sideboards for $3.50 in Hoeke's
Clearance Sale.-AdVt.
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Gas lamps all lighted by 7:29 p.m.; ex-
tinguishng begun at % m. The lighting
is begun one hour before the time named.
Arc lamps lighted at TIA pm: extin-
guiShed at 4:40 a. m.
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Condition of the Water.
Tide Table.

Today-Low tide, 10:47 am. and 10:55
pm; high tide, :5:47 am. and Alp pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, II "A m. and IL :56
p m; high tide, 1872 am and 5:2l pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-17

A bottle of
pure ''BerkeGey" Rye
Sudden emergencies. For medicinal purposes il
is the hest Whisky made, ii is absolutely
pure. luly 81 full quart bottle.
JAS. TIlAIP. ST. st. NV. aul4-1Od
SPIRITt AIISM-MRS ZOLLER, SPIRITUAL. ME-
DIN 500 II ST. NV. SEANCES SUNDAY.
Tt ESDAf. FRIDAY EVENINGS. n T T. Il :
VIEWS DAILY au5 l2t'
sTIiE MOST BEAUTIFUL.
The best.
The cheapest.
au5-tf A HOME AT CLEVELAND PARK.
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OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS,
Port Of Washington. D. c.. August II. 1s9?;-
Change of Name of Steamer Forence.-t nder
chapter l07 of the law 1851 and in pursuance of
authority of the commissioner Of navigation, no
ti"e is hereby given that on the application of
q. X Heath, owner. the name OF the steamer
'FlUrrrce. tonnage I. official number l2n,301.
has beer changed to Annie H., tonnage and of
fetal number unchanged. NJ. r. BROTHERS.,
Spe ial Deputy collector. aul4-it-
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l NEVER DISAPPOINT.

The Stationery
is most important factor In every business.
Hay, you considered the quality you
use
We hav, complete and artistic assortment
ready for your inspection.
BYRON S. ADAMS,
Model Printing. 512 18th st.
nul4-Iid
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The Sun and Moo
The City Lixkts

Today-Sun rises, 5:13; sun sets, 6:54.
Moon sets, 1.51 am. tomorrow.
TomOrrow-SIn rises 5:14
The Lamar register., 1899-08-23

On Monday about ICON Mr.. 7" z.
Gould received telegram anuonnc-
ing the sad news OF the sudden
death OF his father out in California.
Mr. Gould had received letter from
his father that morning aud every
thing seemed to he well with him, 50
the telegram came as dreadful
shock. He has the sincere sympathy
of his friends in his affiiction.
Miss T-egonning, Methodist
deaconess from Philadelphia, gave a
talk on life among the lower classes
in the large cities at the NJ. f
Church last Sunday evening. There
was a large attendance and all were
greatly Interested by the subject and
her entertaining manner of handling
it. Her descriptions OF the lower
classes of people and the work OF
the organization OF which she is a
member were quite revelation to
most OF those present.
There viii be a jubilee social at
the Methodist church on Friday even
ing of this week to celebrate the pay
ing off OF the church debt. There
will be literary and musical pro
gram, the notes will be burned and
general good social time had,
Light refreshments will be served.
Everything will be absolutely free.
The members of the church and
friends who helped them al feel
wonderfully good over the happy
ending of the great efforts made the
pas, year TO pay OF this debt, and
now that they have succeeded they
want all the people to join with them
in celebrating so ali viii feel as joy
ful as they do.
Harry Leon hired tesm and
buggy of Co1head and Harrell last
Saturday for the alleged purpose OF
driving his wife over to Chivington.
After securing possession of the rig
instead OF going 20 Chivington be
turned il over TO Mike Maroney and
q stranger, who started out ostausi-
bly, for Chivington but have not
been heard from since. II now turns
ont that the stranger was one James
Gorrnan who is wanted at Dodge
City, Kansas for stealing $50. War.
rants OF arrest have been sworn ont
for Leon. Maroney and Gornan-
Leon and Maroney will probably be
more careful about hiring teams foi
strangers In the future.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-23
NOTICE or APPLICATION ~ SELL aEu
EsrarE

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The Lamar register., 1899-08-23
Notice..
LAMAR. Colo. An

LAMAR, Colo. Arc. Is, 80.
The General Round Up for this
district will start at the Kansas line
on Bear Greek, on Monday, Septem.
Der z, 1899, aud work around tht,
usual way and finish mp ut the \
ranch on the Picketwire
W. q. Russell, Capt.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-23
CONTEST xorlcG

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Aax- I. tSasl
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rru,rstsn; Ngsfnss Tisli~- CeaGsr s7srf No tsso
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-easss nnss OF catsisg. 10 10 flznsed atsan sAld
tract co 10 eeltIr.ie s1y i-sssssu Of said tract
siaoe Nay u. t--s That although trp-s have
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tn i,- done since May u. ts9i. bot that aid Jols
r. Rescr has ~kssa}lY abaado1~7s ssisi srNrt siror
May u. tsss, sad that said tract has bs-o ~tid
And unenitssaissi yrAirie lAss sise~ said Asss
and sald defaults csatinDe 80 thr date
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evid~a1s isoestnE aid aiis<etsss AZ 10 s'eler1 a
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mar. Colo.
The aid cnA.r-tNnt hssi1s tn = Es-oe.er a afiai.-
Wit. tied Juls ard. ls.fs set ferJh f4ets ~hieh
show that after dua tulsSere f--zsSzAl s1svser
of this oasice rsnsot be nzRss. Il !. Asrrsy .at-
tas~d snd dirvcs~t thAi s1sh notle~ ts sirra ts
dn1 and proper pabiiestSoa.
ass 40 WA MnnHft-L. REGISTER.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-23
Advertised Letter List.

The following is u list of the nm
claimed letters remaining in this Of
fee August %, 1899:
Barley, Herman
Dawley, Elmer
Ecton, Waller
Evans, W. S.
Lannon, L. j.
In calling for these letters please
say advertised.
d. L. CooPER, p NJ.
The Lamar register., 1899-08-23
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The Lamar register., 1899-08-23

Our soda fountain is fast beoom
ing the rendezvous for ladies and
gentlemen who are in search OF cool
and refreshing drinks Among our
speeiaities we mention. - MaImalade.
Egg Phosphate, Lime Juice sud
Kols, Lemon Fizz, koko and philli-
oiuo. McLx1S BRos-