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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-18
CENTRAL LABOR UNION.
A subscription for the Galveston
Storm Sufferers.

The Central Labor Union, at its meeting
last night subscribed $25 for the relief OF
the storm sufferers at Galveston. The I'M
ion also sent cut an appeal TO all affiliated
labor organizations, asking that they
make appropriations for the aid of those
who suffered by reason of the Texas hur-
ricane.
Resolutions extending sympathy to the
striking miners in the anthracite coal re-
gions of Pennsylvania, and promising fin
ancial assistance, were also adopted.
A communication was received from the
Marble Workers Union of Baltimore.
stating that the stone being used ON q
building in the course of erection in this
city was cut by an unfair firm, and asked
the local union to protest against the
marble being used. The matter was re-
ferred TO the grievance committee for in
vestigation.
The delegates from the Hospital Atten-
dantse Union reported that the employees
at st. Elizabeth Asylum for the Insane are
not being treated fairly. 1t was stated
that the food given the members OF the
union is both scant and of poor quality.
4 committee was appointed TO investigate
the matter and report at the next meet
ing of the central body.
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Arrested for counterfeItinE.

Acting Chief Moran of the Secret Ser
vice division received dispatches yester-
day telling of the arrest OF VIII Scott,
VIII Fraker, and Bernard Bonebrake. at
Mercersburg. Pa, en- charges of counter
feiting. They will be given a hearing he
fore Commissioner Walter at Gettysburg
Mr. Moran received Letter on Friday
complaining of counterfeit coins in cir
cuIation at Mereersburg He put one OF
the Secret Service men at work on the
case with the result that the three peo-
pie have been arrested on suspicion OF
being connected with the counterteiting.
Mr. Moran received a message yesterday
morning telling of the arrest at New Or
leans of Peter Damose. who had in his
possession $50 counterfeit silver dollars
and forty plaster Of paris molds. No par
ticuIars have been received.
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Harry o:to, sixteen years old, employed as 4
messenger in The Special Delivery Service OF the
city postoftice. is prisoner at the House of De
tsntion awaiting hearing in the Police Court
this nicfniHg u charge Of larceny. IL is al
legged he stole bicycle valued al $50 from Harry
T. Matiser Otto was arrested yesterday after
nocn by Detectives Muller and Baur. The b.
,yc'e has been recovered
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-18
POLICE COURT EXPENSES
Judges kimball and Scott Submit
an Estimate for 1902.
Request Repeated That Their own
Salaries BE Increased-More Pay
New Building Needed-Defects
in the Present One Pointed Out.

Judges of the Police Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia I. G. Kimball and c. F.
Scott yesterday submitted their estimate
for the expenses of the Police Court for
the fiscal year ending June so, 1902. In
crease is asked in the compensation made
to the judges to $1,000 per annum, and
increase is also requested in the salaries
of the deputy clerks, as well as an extra
appropriation for new employees. other
panying communication. The estimate of
expenses is as follows:
For two JUICES $500 each. SIC, 900
Compensation Of two justices of the peace
acting as judges of the Police Court
during the abSence of sand judges, s315
each for month and half at the
rate 81 5000 per Snnum .....--........ 80
One clerk Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Two deputy clerks, s.. 500 each. 1900
Two DEPUTY CLERKS, Il 200 cacS............ 200
Three hailihs. SaS9 per annum each...... 2,sl'
One deputy MARSHAL ..............s 939
(Noie-As the deputy marshal is appoint
ed by the United States Marshal in and tor
the District cf Columbia, having
jurisdiction over him, think he should
be charged to the appropriation fer said
One ianitor L-re.ofore called d5orkeeper.. $40
For assistant janiter .....-............ $50
One engineer Observation-Disclosures. 90J
Compensation Of jury for said COURT. s,UOJ
United States Marslial's fee.............. l,S.1
Witness fees ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1903
necessary items .............s,.......... 1,5Oo
Furniture and repairs to furniture. 200
Feeding jurors and prisoners who
cessaFily detained at court awaiting a
verdict % lhe jlry...,.................. 100
Rent Of properly adjoining Police Court
building for Police Court purpose.. eco
Repairs Observation-Disclosures. $40
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-18

The New National Theatre-'M oIaselle 'Awkins;"
evening.
Hashims Academy of Musie-vaudeyille; after
noon and evening.
chase's New Grand-Polite vaudeville; after
noon and evening.
kernan's Lyeeum Theatre-Rose Hin English
Folly Company; afternoon and evening.
The New Bijou-Gay Butterflies Extravaganza
Company; afternoon and evening
Gcntry's Dog and Pony Show-Thirteenth and
[ Streets northwest; afternoon and evening
Chesapeake Beach-rfains leave Chesapeake
Junction daily. II a. m, ? p. M. p m, and
p. for Chesapeake Beach-on-the- Bay
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-18
The licarine Postponed.

James NattingIy ard Harry Sherwood, lie
Young mon arrested sunday by Policemen Bar
r,ft and Eoat, charged with larceny from The
plsGr. ii Thcrss Il. Wilcox. contractor ~
Thiitocnth street AID Spring Road. asked Tor i
continuance ia the Police Court yesterday ard
the hearing of the ease against them post
rnn,d n-iil Tmrsday II is alleged that -Sy-
,rll DAYS ago The accused while pretending to
ure,llc with Wilcox, threw him down ird
roiLid him u Sl8.
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benefit of Gaiveston sufferers.

Managers :. v Rieh. OF the Eastern Athletic
Club, and Sam solomon, Of the Shamrock Club,
have ariangcd o play game OF ball at National
Psrs this afternoon, thu proceeds TO 20 10 The
Galveston relief fund Two teams from the Cen
sus Office will play At the same pace on Sdtar,
DAY the proceeds t. go 70 the Galveston suffer
er.. Fifteen hundred tickets have already been
sold Tor This game.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-18
.Iuage CoIe AgnLn on putx.

Justice C. G. Cole, who has been spending his
vacation at Bar llarbor, Ne, has returned to The
city. and Yesterday relieved Justice Bradley VINO
has been considering business in all branches Of
the Supreme Court Of the District since Septem-
her !. Justice Cole viii consider all business
demanding Immediate attention by the court IN
I'll The hecinning OF the Octoh.r term.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-18
should Have a New building.

an making our report we desire to call
your attention TO the fact that the Police
Court building is entirely inadequate and
untitled for the purposes for which IT Is
being used Under the act of Congress
passed at its last session provision was
made for house Of detention for children
and female prisoners. There is no place
in the Police Court building or its premises
where the children can be kept separate
and apart from others. Some appropria
ton ought to DE made at once TO enable
the court 10 carry out the law as was in
tended. The rooms used by the District
Attorney for the United States and the
District OF Columbia arc entirely inade-
quate for the purpose. having no privacy
whatever and all persons in attendance
can hear the facts in any case being in
yestigated by the several attorneys, and
advantage OF this is frequently taken.
The clerks Office is IN very
crowded condition and II entirely in
adequate TO accommodate the large nun
Der of persons and officers who daily
attend there. il Is crowded 10 its ut
most capacity; in summer 1t is hot and
In winter IL is cold. The valuable
records Of the ooTrt are kept in vault
which is now almost filled to its utmost
capacity. and provision should be made
at once Tor additional room to store the
court records. Tho Police Court cells
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-18
catarrh for Twenty Year. aud

Cured iu "a ffe,T Days Nothing too simple.
nothing TOO hard for Dr. AgEey's Catarrhal
Powder to give relief in an instant. Hon. George
James 81 Scranton, Ia, says: II have been a
rnariyf 20 Catarrh for 20 years, eonstan: hawking.
dripping ia the throst and pain ia tie head. very
offensive breath. ! tried nr. Agi,cy's Catarrhal
Powder The first application gave instant relief.
After using lew bottles al these symptoms Of
CatarIh leit me" - cents. Sold by +. :. VIII
iaI.s Ninth and + Streets Edmoais & Williams,
Third aud Pennsylvania Aycnue.-L
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-18
John II. Young nj Home.

John R. Young, clerk Of the supreme Court Of
the District, who spent his holidays at Buck Var
bor. Me. has returned to the city, and was at
the City Hall yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-18

nrewerman. Of the Eighth precinct, appeared as
the complanants and told OF raid made oy
;hcn, ON Jol,uSnn's home Sunday night. A wit
ncss testified that he played crap at Iohnson's
home aud that johnson cut the game Judge
Kinniia' imposed hne Of SIS with the alternative
81 forty hye days in Jail. and added thirty days
sisuiuis servitUde. JolEsc-. went down
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-18

The grand jury for the June term of the Su-
prc1ue Court Of the District resumed work yes.
,erday. The testimony in several minor criminal
cases was considered
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Hearing In the Bieber Case.
Grand Jury Rcsumes work.

Hearing in the Samuel Biobcr bankruptcy case
was resumed Yesterday, believe Referee Mccall
mont, in cifcuit Court room No. 1.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-18

High tide. ........s....... 3:20 AM and All P.N
Low 1915 An and 1925 p
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-18

Our buyers were the first to
laad, and were the heaviest pur-
chasers. using their expert judg
ment in securing the cream of the
entire assortment. Go ON sale to-
day at the following prices:
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-18

lamps III touay- G;4I TN
Lamps out tomorrow. .-...,.......... 1913 AN
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Nbe - CaasssS
TUESDAY. sEpTENBER Is, 1909.
The Weather Indicntion..


Fair; continued cool Tuesday and probably
"Wednesday; light 10 fresh northerly winde
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-18

sun rose,--...5:43 An. Sun sets. 900. 600 p "
Noon fises. ...I2:52 AN. Moon sets. .......-...
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Punished for Running a Crap Game.

Elijah johnson. who II also known n George
johnson. eulored, WAS araisncd bcicFe Judge
Kimhan Yesterday. charged with pennlit'n's
gambling oa his premises 81 2ll5 iTe,f,h Srsvt
Tnrthvest Sergeant IIaitigaH and Policeman
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-18

Without doubt We have the largest
stock in the District Of Columbia. The
cloths are of the finest make and the
cut and finish of the pants are likewise.
Prices are about one-half.
/ lot Of Cashmere Pants. 81 .65
lot of Worsted and Stripe Pants s.. 95
lot of Fancy Worsted Pants. sS.45
l lot of Finest French Worsted
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-18

CHAhLES r. SCOiJ,
Judges, Police Court. D. c."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-13
y how l have neglected any of my du-

or how L have neglected any of my du-
ties.
AS to the lack of work done parks
or benches to be furnished beng neglected
by the committee, or any member or
members. | say il is absolutely untrue.
and a man in Mr.. Ebels position Gun
have no excuse for not knowing It was a
lack of funds and that the committee did
as we'll as it could do with the amount
allotted 10 ITEM by the Finance Com
mittee. Mr. Ebel need not try to hide
his acts behind any such t1msy pretcxt,
as this is not one of his reasons why he
displaced me from the committee. L
have been and am still in favor of build
ing a new jail with funds to be obtained
by the sale OF unproductive property,
movement Mr.. Ebel has always opposed.
Mr. Gibson wanted the Craftsmanship Of
the Grounds and Building Committee, and
l had to be displaced. This is evidenced
by the removal of Mr. West who was
approached as late as P. n. on Monday
afternoon before the announcement of
the committees. with q request to vote
for Mr. Gibson, and having refused to
do so when the committees were an
nounced he was not on it.
AS for my services on the committee ]
VIII not attempt TO say anything, US l
am 10th 10 say that l have been of any
service to the city. My colleagues on the
committee and Colonel Cutshaw, who is
adviser to the Grounds AMI Building
Committee, can best attest to that.
l voted for Mr.. Caslie for President and
am proud of it.
l had submitted to Mr.. Ebels action in
removing me from the Grounds and Build
ing Committee without any public crit
csm but as he has seen tit to go into
the public press in an effort TO excuse his
conduct by attacking me and the COM
mittee OF which I was chairman for
long time, l feel justified in showing the
public that his attack was without cnuse
and made simply to remove public crit
cism from himself. MARIN GUNST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-13
Mr.. Gunst's Position.

Editor of The Times:
Sir.-I consider a personal reflection
has been cast upon me by Mr.. Ebel in
the reasons assigned by him for dispac-
ing me from the Grounds and Buildings
Committee. In the first place Mr.. Ehel
has for publication made a different state
nent from the one he nude TO me on
Monday night after he had announced
the committees. and also his reason for
his action which he assigned to a friend
of mine on Tuesday, July 10th.
His statement TO me was that circum-
stances and conditions caused him to
make the chnnge, and my reply to him
was that 1 thought that he was above
lending himself to any such conditions or
circumstances.
The only opposition ever had to AR.
Ebel was that / did vote for Mr.. Briggs
as a member of the School Board. as he
was then in Office and had done his duty.
nnd my policy has always been never to
displace one man who has done his duty
to substitute another. The other poltts-
: Al OPP ns.tien, II 1t may be so called by
- ::--ss,s MAS that voted Tor Mr.. CasX 9
IS President.
WI . say that defy Mr.. Eoel to
Io1t &c : single &C, Of mine during my
entire ss:v!ce IS councilman that Gun
in any way he Questioned. defy him
t0-Roiat. out aaXaatnsae sostaasa Mheke,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-13
LIQUOR IN SOU CHAMPION.
4 Lively Local Option Fisht-trank-
Inns Dispensury Law.

SUFFOLK, VA, July 12.-SpecsaI.-S!nce
the operation OF the novel dispensary law
in Franklin there has been considerable
LIQUOR discussion in Southampton county.
The issue that is now being much talked
of is whether or not local option shall OBJ
tain in CORTLAND and Jerusalem precinct
The fight is scheduled 10 come of Satur-
day.
County Judge Prince has ordered a local
option election to be held that day The
voters will cast ter ballots at CouTtland
and Black Creek the only two voting pre-
cncts in the district.
CORTLAND is the county seat Until May
1st this year, there were five saloons at
CORTLAND, where residents and big court
crowds could quench their thirst. Since
then there has been no place licensed. Tie
first hitch happened when the proprietors
failed 10 comply with the law requiring
advance notices of applications TO be
posted Then attorneys were aired TO tight
wniskey. and finally enough signatures
were gotten to have an election ordered
The contest is being waged with spirit on
both sides. II the drys lose they mean 70
make another fight when the applications
come up. If they win the question is set
tied for a time
There is a, difference of opinion as to the
success of Franklin's law. which requires
liquor TO be sold in packages from a dis
pensary. 1t is claimed there is less drunk
enness than formerly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-13
CINCINNATI. 4. phi,a.iclphia, O.
Racing at Brighton Beach

NEW YORK, July 12-At Brighton
Beach the Nautilus Stakes was the fea-
ture of the day. Prince of Melbourne,
the Realization winner. Won ensily. He
was second choice in the betting, the big
plungers playing David Garrick. Sum
mary:
First race-hve furlongs-Queen Pepper
q to y first, Tom Kenny % 10 l and TO
u second. Maximus q TO u third. Tine
1:0l So.
seaond race-one and one-sixteenth
miles-Andronicus % to y first, Dolando
e to and to - second. Handcun Q5 TO
y third. Time. 1:f6 40.
Third race-six furlongs-Luke Ward &
&c 81 first. The Rhymer Is to / and 3 10 u
second. Scurry q 20 y third. Time
lis %.
Fourth rpce-The Nautilus Stakes. one
and one-s.Xteenth rniles-Prince of Mel
bourne g to 81 first, James Co. to 2 and
to lo) second. Bombshell go to y third.
Time LAO 1-5
Fifth race-six furongs-voter e TO %
first. Mark Cheek a to 5 and ouD second.
Tine l:l4.
Sixth race-one mile-Three Bars &c to ID
first. Autumn {6 to / and , TO y second,
Dan Rice IS to u third. Time. 1:42
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-13
is NEARING COMPLETION.
New Round-House of the S. 4. l..
Switch Tracks

Switch Tracks.
The new round-house of the Seaboard
Air Line will be SO far completed as to
be ready for use next Saturday night.
New sidings are also being put in at the
new freight warehouse.
A new schedule for the passenger trains
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad will
go into effect Sunday, July 18th, and at
that time trains leaving Richmond will
go out of the city from fifteen minutes TO
half an hour earlier than heretofore. Other
marked changes have also been made in
the time of local trains.
The stone work on the Chesapeake and
Ohio piers in the James River has been
completed by Shea & Noonan, the con-
tractors, and is ready for the structural
iron work
The Chesapeake and Ohio will handle in
a few days a special with a company Of
marines from New York to San Fran
cisco, ell route TO the far East. The Score
tary Of War recently decided 10 increase
the number Of men ordered, and about 500
marines vii be sent on the next transport
leaving Frisco for China.
Messrs.- Joseph S. Kli.1edinst, of Harris
burg, Pa, soliciting freight agent of the
Philadelphia and Reading Railway: and
John Moores. of Findlay. o.. travelling
passenger agent of the Ohio Central lines,
were visitors at the Chesapeake and Ohio
general offices.
Mr.. j. H. Garner. agent of the Southern
at Atlanta. has been elected presi-
dent of the Southern Agents Association.
now in session at Washington Mr.. Gar
ner is we'll known here.
The following are the estimated earnings
of the Southern Railway System for the
week ending July 7th:
This ...... S5l0.1Oo
Last year,. .................- 1924
Increase So S26
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-13
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Elected Officers and Adjourned
Sine Die

CHARLESTON, S. c.. July 12-The
National Educational Association today
chose their officers for the coming year.
The selections are:
President, ]. NJ. Green. Trenton, n. J.:
First Vice-President, O. T. Corson, Of:
Ohio; Second Vice-President, j. A
Foshay, of California: Treasurer, L. c.
Greenlee. OF Colorado; Mr.. Irving Shep-
perd, the secretary. hold-over
The selection of the convention city for
1901 was left 10 the executive committee
The Convention will adjourn sine die to-
morrow night
At the closing session the Committee
on Resolutions will make its report Their
findings will urge the lettering and
spreading of the common schools and the
extension OF the American system into
Cuba, Porto Rico and the Philippines.
Congress is requested to reorganize the
Bureau Of Education upon broader lines
to meet the increased requirements and
to establish it as an Independent depart
ment on plane with the Department Of
Labor
An unfortunate accident this afternoon
was the drowning of 6. Fl Hanlon OF
Birmingham. Ala. at the Isle OF Palms.
Ee went beyond his denth and his at
tsrunts to sava hirself exhausted the life
Nr-.o- e-ho waa sse-srG the 'ar3 Win
.li-r
- Dera..--e,. .-c--,p't.s-s -nv--
a,1r'-- 10 H-~ nearly =" carving out
their fun programmes. The Department
of School Administration elected the fol-
lowing officers:
president. ~. S. Ellis. OF Anderson, Ind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-13
SQUARE PIANOS!
GREAT BARGAINS.

If you do not wish to purchase
a Grand or Upright Piano at
this time, and want to give the
children something to practice
on, take a look at our stock of
Square Pianos. We have about
fifty or sixty good Square Pianos
which we will sell from SIS to
SAG, on terms of So or 81 per
month. These instruments can
be exchanged at any time within
twelve months for New Up
rights, and you will be allowed
full amount paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-13
THE FOLSOM WRECK.
The Police on the Track of the Perpe-
traitors.


PHI .ADELPHIA, July Ia boy known
az George Smith. native OF Wilmington.
n. G., was arrested al Chester, Pa. Las'
thing thing o. the attempt 70 wreck the Bait
more more and ONO train near Folsom yesier-
day. 80. c,s.z
said ne met four men in Philadelphia. and
that ha started with them for Baltimore
IN a freight. When they reached Moore
station, near the scene OF ttls werek. the
party left the train While at Moore's
smith said ne overheard them Matching a
sc .i,t "a abduct a woman for tho pur-
nose OF ransom. Later one OF the gang
fold sni;h that thsy would remain az
ltoora'i until they were able 70 take away
win tcern a pile OF money"
sr,isa DECIDED 70 leave them, ard before
~ ccud tsss-1 ,hr g1as he'd him Cp ard
r45asa h!r., OF al tfb money 30 aad-ahout
8. II. has no; sssn n Z. s.rcs.
Tho police authorities think the boy Is
,aIlfaa. tna truth. and nelieva that Smiths
companions are the perpetrators OF tina
wreck. Smith Is being hsia By 5ns police.