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Evening star., 1901-04-01
Washington stock Exchange.

Notiee.-,rhe board viii ad1ourn over FRIDAY and
siseSS l %asSiastah SsSs % FRACTION sornss ass
a'Sis sss a ~ 'ss g is is. ~. :, ss. s. f
e MsssSo.:s 80 s sns d sTsegso9s IS
y at g. s. Msrssnsh.les Ilnetype. 10 al al
Ae1s.s at ls 10 {, asss 10 at Io
Truss nd dMsSnosyDs zee az ht ,bnyer so. Union
type, 10 At s!S iss 10 o. az a. 49,. NerTenthaier Lin"
,Jsa JbsstTiss Of 6o'snSis Bond.-aess. 1924. funding
~ Msi,esllsneeus nends.-capitai Traction as. 1o7
& BIG; 1917 s:sed ws.hinstan Traction and Electric
s sS II: asked asked MstESS,sn MNstSsSsssa RAJ
srdsS nsSs 3. III E b aS' is ss asked
,0%s, eS CIV EaIsS sDd sd mort Dc iSI bid e ask
:srss iie S,a y wssa.nsfon Ga: ss
ries p, no bd. Z. s, Electric Light deb. Imp. es
I'D DC and s g.
bid. ios asked, American security and Trust IS.
GIsphophons dob ss 100 @ BIZ las las asked sS American
and % assed @sssinssas ssss
Loan and Trust. i7s bid; iIs asked. American Sc
' Hsa S ssess TSs .nS S'ssas.s9 ss11sss
s sa'Sas s:a 30 ss e .Sss ss s
Fsrmers and M.chanie. Sao bid: sseena ieo bid.
ers 1S0 bid. Lincoln, IL bid, i2Sa asked.
Railroad Stocks.-CrpitRl Traction, xl0sl. bid
iosA asked, CITY and Suburban, ri bid
Insurance Stocks- -Firomcn's. SO bid. Franklin.
~ bid. 90 asked. Metropolitan, 10 bid. IS asked.
Corcoran. ~ bid, Potomac. 10 bid. rs asked. Ar
llngton. seA bid, ao,s asked. German a merican,
2so bid National unlon. bid on psked. Colum.
bia, liz bid. ~ asked. Riggs, ~ bid. asked,
Peoples, Ga bid ex asked. Conlnercisi, hid. 3
asked. oolonial 10 bid.
Title Insurance stocis-Reai Estate Title, sss
bid. 10 asked, Columbia Title AZ bid 8 asked
Washington Title. 3A bid, Az asked. District III,
tie. B hid. -
Telephone stocks,-chesapeaks and Potomac. 7.ls
Gas stocks.-wash,ngton Gas. sYzs h,a hst.
asked. 0esrgetown Gas, 90 bid, 05 snEcd
miscellaneous stocks.--MerEenthaier I.tsetype
l44 asked. American Graphophons CON- iois bid
loh asked. American Grsphophone pref ilA hid
la asked, Pneumatic Gun Carriage os Md ID
asked. Wsshinston Market. Is bid.
x Ex. dividend.
Evening star., 1901-04-01
ATTEMPT ON CARS LIFE
OFFICER OF HIS HOUSEHOLD FIRES
AT HIM.
His Aim Was Poor and He Then
Turned the Pistol on
Himself.

LONDON. April IA dispatch to the
Morning Leader from Kieff says that an
officer of the household tried to assassinate
the czar He fired at his majesty, but
missed, and then shot and killed himself.
ST. PETERSBURG, Saturday March 30
The chief OF the statistical bureau Of the
province, and government of st. Petersburg,
W. T. Takowenko, has been arrested In
consequence Of Il letter Of coincidence which
he wrote to the author, n. II. Annensky,
who was tnjuredtn the recent rioting.
Attorney W. O. Lustlg. president of the
Association OF st. Petersburg Lawyers, has
written to the minister of the Interior NJ.
Sipiagune, protesting against the action OF
the police during the riots: and many infiu-
ential people have signed an address to NJ,
Sipiaguine criticising statements In the of.
f1cial reports of the troubles.
Evening star., 1901-04-01
X. OF L.. IN COURT,
Proceedings for InJunc tiOn, Discovery
and Accounting.

ana Accounting,
The Order OF the knights of Labor Simon
Burns, general master workman, and John
W. Hayes, general secretary and treasurer
has instituted proceedings in equity for in
junction. discovery and accounting against
John n. Parsons. Emery E. Buriey, James
J. Donneiiy. John A. Connor. A. J. O'Keefe
and W. f. Carr. The defendants, IL Is
stated In the bill. "are sued for falsely rep
resenting themselves officers and men,
bers of the Order Of the Knights of Labor"
The court Ia asked to require the defend.
ents to state an account Of all moneys re-
ceived by them, or either of them from
the local or District assemblies of members
of the Order of the Knights of Labor, and
to pay the same to John w, Hayes, general
secretary-treasurer of the Order of Knights
of Labor. that the defendants be restrained
from publishing an edition purporting to
be the official paper, known as the Journal
of the Order of the Knights of Labor, or
circulating any such paper except the one
published by the complainant and that the
defendants be enjoined from assuming to
act as the general executive board of the
Order of the knights of Labor: that the
court decree that the complainant Is the
only Order of the Knights of Labor. Att
torneys c. Maurice Smith and l., O. Will
hanson are the attorneys for the COM
piainant,
Evening star., 1901-04-01
FOURTH DAY Al HEYNISG.
The Fine Weather Rrougiif Ont A.
Hf,

The Fine Weather Brought Out An
other BiE Crowd.
Special Dispatch 10 The Evening Star
BENNiNG RACE TRACK. q. c., April
t.-Fins weather, d fast track and a large
attendance marked the fourth days racing
OF the Washington Jockey Club at the Ben
ming track this afternoon. The card was
about the beat OF the meeting although
the following scratches reduced It's siza to
n considerable extent:
Kerry Lady aad Gertrude Elliott In the
frat: Mia Hastings in the second; Isle.
Sadie S.. Timothy Foley ard Albert Ed
ward in the third oria III the fourth: Dis
may Timothy Foley and Thoroughbred in
the iiftn. ana Charawind. Charley Moore
and Kirkwood in The sixth
The following started in Int frat race:
speedmns 81. StackJ. 6 to 3: Diva fAIiles,,
~ 90 /; Midnight Chimes IT. Waish), q 10
l: Invasion IT. Burnst. 3 TO 2; Renoyah
d-andryj. even: Obliged u.yne}. 6 to l.
The Entries for Tomorrow.
Following are the entries for tomorrow
First race. handicap. five furlongs, fifteen
entries-Bonoy Boy. 128: Lexington Pirate,
40; The Rhymsr. lis: Moor, III: Sentry.
100. Magic Light. i03 seurry, 10s; Nitrate,
10i. Mordslmo 100; +. V. r.. 10i: Revonah.
10,: Choiea. p5: The Tramp. "a; Prosit. "a;
Eioims. f05
Second race. two-yeaF-oids, four ana n
half furionEs, four entries-G RosenfeId
io7: Dolce Far Niente, 10I: Alum Water
1e4. Laracor, l0I,
Third raes six fnriongs. seven entries
Lady Padden. SO: Roysterer, 10; Eioin
loS, Presgraye, 93. Robert Wadden SO
Magic Light. 113, Moor, H3.
Fourth race, maiden twe-yeaf-eids, halt
mile, sight entries-Athei slay. 1907 Ath-
cola. io.'; Serpent. liz; Asnbrools 100, Mir
acie Y, l09s Ten Hymns. liz: Molly Moiiis.
1G9; Warm Time. 100,
Fifth RAGS, selling seven furiongs, twelve
entries - Sentry, 10; Imperialist, III,
Charles Estes, 16a; Momentum. no. Cher
ishsd, los; Virginia Wilcox, SO: Prince
Plausibe, 80; .CuFtsey. 81 Animosity Ra.
Scurry. i04; Matt Simpson. 100; Scorpio
g7,
Apprentice,
Sixth race, mile and nne-sixteentf, siz
entries-Chariey Moore, i16; Matt Simpson
I16; Robert Metcaif ia; Big Gun, 40
imperiaiist, 11Gi Chafawind, Ill.
Evening star., 1901-04-01
Marked Activity in the New Steel
Issues Today.
PRICE ADVANCED UNDER SELLING
Rock Island Also Made Another
Substantial Advance.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS

Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
NEW YORK, April L-openiug prices
this morning were generally steady, but
subsequent trading was irregular.
London sent over a slightly higher range
of prices and was disposed to buy mod
erately in this market
The steel stocks were the features OF
the day. The volume of trading In them
was enormous. and the market handling
of the stock In the face OF such trans
actions was OF the best.
pward of l,0.UD0 of the new shares were
sold by a single firm, but the price ad-
yanced in spite of the selling. The COM
mon stock, it is thought, will begin divi-
dends by July at the latest and the pre-
ferred seems certain to become an invest
ment issue and stay well over par. Rarely
has the street been so confident of the fu-
ture of a new concern.
All OF the steel stocks not in the trust
were active and higher. Some of them
were influenced by rumors that they were
to be taken in later. while others were
given assurances of friendly relations with
the new giant.
The buying Of Colorado Fuel and Repub-
lie Steel preferred was good and a con-
siderable short interest in Tennessee Coal
was forced out at advancing prices.
Rock Island added per cent to Satur
days sharp advance, making a gain OF 10
per cent in two days. AtchlSOn mOyed up
in sympathy, but the rumors of an alliance
between the two properties were not yeri-
fed The street believes in deals these
days, and is not willing to throw stocks
over merely because confirmation is tenn
porarily withheld
The buying of Burlington and Northern
Pacific continued throughout the day, but
met some realizing during the morning
hour. After noon the buying became ef-
fective, and the prices responded more
easily. The Erie stocks seemed to be ne
elected for a time. but a pronounced de-
mand arose during the early afternoon.
forcing all three issues up to the record
price.
There can be no doubt that this property
is to profit handsomely by the Burlington
deal, and the low price OF the shares ma leS
them speculatiyely attractive.
The change In the Reading management
coupled with the semi-ofiicial announce
ment that the Lehigh Valley had passed
to the control OF the former, helped prices
in the Reading issues. The Jersey Central
Reading combination is the beginning OF
big things in the coal trade, il is thought
and coal stocks seem destined to remain
prominent for a considerable time.
Union Pacific issues were in better de-
mand than last week, and Southern Pa
cihc also reflected an increased interest.
out Its day of activity has not Yet come.
Inside interests are supposed to have ac-
quired their speculative lines. and are
awaiting developments before forcing the
advance. Manhattan was the feature of
the Traction group. selling up substan-
TALLY under good demand Local Trac-
ton stocks well serve to hold the general
market should the need arise and the
pending developments will be held in
check. awaiting the opportune moment
The closing was irregular. but i'm the
main firm.
Evening star., 1901-04-01
DEATH OF w. HARRY CLARKE.
Former We11-knOwn TeleGrapher and
NewkDaDer Man.

W. Harry Clarke died this morning at his
residence. 131S 1ith street A few days
ago he had an attack of pneumonia, and
the disease made rapid progress The de-
ceased was well known in this city, having
been in the early days of his residence
here the manager of the e. and o. Tele-
graph Company. He was also at the head
of the press association which became the
United Press. For some years past Colonel
Clarke had been In the government employ
and at the time of his death held position
In the Treasury Department. He had a
genial nature and made many friends
Funeral services will be held Wednesday
morning at IL o'clock
Evening star., 1901-04-01
REV, JOHN GLOYD'S WILL.
Large Proportion of Property Be-
queathed to Charity.


The will of Rev. Father John GIoyd. late
pastor of ST. Patricks Church. was filed
this afternoon for probate. The instrument
was signed August i. 1885, and was WITT
messed by Robert o. Hoffman. Upton III.
Ridenour and Wm. 8. Mccarthy. Samuel
s. Gioyd, brother of the testator. and
Charles T. Fink are named executors.
Bequests as follows are made: To Rev.
z. j. OConnsil. assistant pastor of ST.
Stephens Roman Catholic Church. this
city 81 900 and Il gold watch and chain.
To the associated professors Of St
Msry's Seminary OF Baltimore city, $500.
To the trustees OF ct. Charles College.
Howard COUNT, Md. $500.
To 81. yfncent's Roman Catholic Orphan
Asyiumn this city. $3.50.
To ST. Joseph's Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum, this city, 81 80.
To St. AIMS Infant Asylum. this city,
$50
To ,he Li,tie sistsrs Of the Poor. this
To James Cardinal Gibbons. and his sue
cessors. loo acres OF land in AIlegany
county. Md, in trust Tor the benefit of
the prizes; vino from time TO time may
have charge of S.. Patrick's Church at
Little Orleans. Md.
To William NJ. Clements. nephew of the
testatOr, the iatter's oil stocks and pyx
<uu y, III tHc event ING nephew Is
ordained II priest; until then the articles
are bequeathed TO the person who may
I'll the office of archbishop Of Baltimore.
The remainder Of Father Gloyd's estate
= be4ueuthsd to his brothers. Jacob A.
lloyd, Samuel z. GIoyd and Joseph 7.
GIoyd: his sisters, Mary A. G!oyd and
Elizabeth Fouiks. and the children of his
deceased sisters. Ann Crown and Ellen
Viers. AS tenants In common.
Ia the event that any of the bequests
GladS should for any reason become void
Il Is stipulated that such bequest be given
10 ST, Vincents Orphan Asylum and st.
Josephs Orphan Asylum. share and share
alike.
In concluding his will Father Gioyd dI-
-ccted that any beneficiary under IL. who
shall institute proceedings to s,nnui the
will, or aid or fncits any other person to
80 the same. shall thereby be debarrsd
from receiving any portion. whatsoever of
the estats, and the portion thus forfeited
shall be divided equally among the other
le5atees.
Evening star., 1901-04-01
Macarthur Rcauesteh to Report.
EXTENSIVE FRAUDS UNE.RTHED.
omnissary Department SyStemati.
caIIy Robbed in Philippines.

caIly hObbed in Philippines.
\ dispatch from Manila yesterday says:
interest in the capture and fate of Aguin-
ldo Is weil-nigh oyershadowed in Manila
sensational developments. present and
respective, Of frauds in the comnlissary
apartment. How widely these extend has
;ot yet been ascertained. but enough is al
eaGy known to Justify the belief that they
re far-reacEing.
Capt Frederick J. Barrows of the Both
olunteer Infantry. quartermaster of the
apartment of southern LuZon- together
18th seven conlnissary sergeants. several
civilian clerks, a prominent government
contractor, the assistant manager of the
Hotel Oriente. the proprietors of three OF
he largest bakeries in Manila. a number OF
storekeepers and other persons have been
IrreSte.i.
The investigation has scarcely begun. but
thousands OF sacks of flour. sHtantity of
Jacon and wagonloadS of other goods. all
bearing government marks, have been
iOund In the possession OF unauthorized
,ersons.
1t is alleged that the contractor in ques-
lion. vino has been doing business ap-
proximating s1o0000 per month. has spent
huge sums in entertaining officers.
A prominent commissary officer IS accused
IT leading a scandalousiy immoral life.
IL Is asserted that large quantities OF
torres have been lost or stolen IN transit.
md also that there is a shortage In the
,onInissary depot.
New scandals are developed daily. Illicit
transactions have been traced back to June,
40. and IT fs possible that there are others
II earlier date
The exorbitant tariff on provisions makes
he surreDtitious sale of commissary sup
lies immensely profitable.
1t is understood that other United States
lffIcers may be arrested.
Lieut.. Philip X. Sweet Of the 10Th Volun-
-e-r Infantry is prosecuting the inyestiga-
don, under the direction OF Col. Wilder,
chief of police.
Evening star., 1901-04-01

The North Atlantic squadron-the Kear-
sarge, Alabama and Observation-Disclosures
at San Juan Saturday. The mosquito feet
sailed from Colombo today for Singapore
The Lancaster has left Boston for Torup-
kipsvflle. The Leonidas left Pensacola Sat-
urday for Lambert's Point. The Eagle left
Key West yesterday for Havana,
Evening star., 1901-04-01
Willis Piled fes Probate.

The will of edsFgs 8. King, dated the aIss
II last month, was filed this afternoon for
pFobats. His wife and son are named bene-
rieiaries
Near relatives af tbs testatFix are named
'5siiefioiaries under tiie teFmS sf tha will of
Harriet Ann Turner, dated June n 1855
md also filed this afternoon with the regis
ter.
Evening star., 1901-04-01
CENSUS OFFICE CHANGES.
Two ResiEnations and an Appoint
ment in Division of Agriculture,

A"O ACeAS shho III ApU0lnt.
ment In Division of Agriculture,
William F. Powell, an instructor In the
division OF agriculture of the census office
rendered his resignation to Director Mer-
riam today, Mr.. Powell was formerly ex-
aminer Of applicants for appointment In
the census office. He fetires from the
public service to accept IA position with a
publishing house,
The resignation of Henry T. Neweemb,
chief of the division of agriculture of the
census. which was handed tosDireotor Mer-
riam a week ago, took effect today, and
Hart Monsen, who was appointed to fill
the vacancy. entered upon the discharge Of
the duties of the position,
Evening star., 1901-04-01
MADE No PROTEST TO RUSSIA.
British Foreign ONCE EmPhaticaIIy
Denies HumoF,

LONDON. April 1.-The foreign office hers
tells the Associated Press that it is quite
untrue that Great Britain has protested at
Sc, Petersburg against Tho ManchuPian
convention, and ii does not believe that any
other power has dons so.
Evening star., 1901-04-01
Divorce Applied Far,

Lucy Il. Taylor. through Attorney II. l.,
Ieffords. today instituted proceedings In ths
Supreme Court of the District of Goiunabia
20 secure divorce from George Il. Taylor.
DesertioH of the complainant by the de-
fendsnI Is alleged:
Evening star., 1901-04-01
DIR, Hord Wearing death.

Medical Director Hord, retired, of the
navy, who has been SO seriously Ill for sev-
erai days past at his residence No, i7oa
10Th street, was reported To ba worse this
afternoon, he having iapsed into uneon-
seriousness. But little hepe for his recovery
Is now entertained,
Evening star., 1901-04-01

MIR. Allan Rutherford of Montgomery
county. Maryland. who was recently ap-
pointed to the West Point Military Aeads-
my, is a son of the late General ALLEN
Rutherford of Maryland Yeung Ruther-
ford was q student at the Central High
School IN this eity and was sergeant In
the High School Cadet Corps.
Evening star., 1901-04-01

A Missouri sheriff put handouts on "A
prisoners wrists, leg irons on his ankles
and bound his arms behind him with a
clothes line and then drove him through
the streets in the same manner that school
boys play horse,
Evening star., 1901-04-01
Aanenfad m Chill

Rev. Albert NJ. Hiiliifer. assistant reetes
Church of the Epiphany. has accepted
call te be rector of Christ Church, Ions.
dale, Fl. !. He will enter upon his new
duties May !.
Evening star., 1901-04-01
Foek Charae OF the omee.

Frederick I. Allen, commissioners of pat
ents, entered upon the duties of his onic
this morning,
Evening star., 1901-04-01
Las, Lecture of seaasn,

Pursuant to arfanaeIfssnts, Prof. w, J
MeUss. yiea president of ths National Geo
graphic Society. will ieotufs tomorrow at
teTneon befoHs the National Geographic So
ciety ea t'Asia, the Cradle of Humanity. =
Mr.. AeGee will DISCUSS the various peoples
that haYs deVeioped and held sway in that
continent, The lecture: which is the last
offered by the society this season. will be
given in the Columbia Theatef at 10 D. m
Evening star., 1901-04-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Marked

Furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co. bankers
spd brokers' 1913 r St, members New York
stock exchange. correspondents Messrs. La
denburg. Thalmann & Co. New York
Evening star., 1901-04-01
Steamship Arrivals,

At New YorA-Ainnehaha, from London;
Ethiopia. from Glasgow.
Evening star., 1901-04-01
Governmen. Receipts,

Government receipts from internal reye-
nue. today were 81 ,4aI 53a; customs, s435, 5,;,a0l
miscellaneous, S7s,415. Expenditures, ST.
$4,000.
Evening star., 1901-04-01
officials al Manila Issue Orders
Regarding Commissary Scandals
NO GUILTY MAN 10 ESCAPE
Col. Woodruff Says the Irregularl-
ties Were Exaggerated.
MANY ARRESTS WERE MADE

MANILA. Aphil 1.-The sensational frauds
the commissary department which were
developed yesterday by the arrest of Capt.
frederick j. Barrows of the Both Volunteer
Infantry, quartermaster of the southern
department of Luzon. together with seven
0nmissary sergeants, several civilian
Jerks. prominent government contra tor,
he assistant manager of the Hotel Oriente.
he proprietOrs of three of the largest
,akeries in Manila and a number of store
;eepsrs and other persons, will be pTobed
the bottom Orders have been issued
hat no guilty man escape. The number of
uen implicated in the frauds Is undeter-
mined. and high rank will not suffice to
shieid delinquents.
Col Woodruff the chief cnmmissary at
Manila. said to the representative of the
Associated Press that the irreguI uIarities
Eere exaggerated and that the troops were
'!8ays well supplied with stores. Colonels
( the returning volunteer regiments wrote
Col Woodruff in praise of the commits
airy department.
Lieut.. Warren Dean with thirty men of
Troop c of the 9th Cavalry was almost sur
-lurded at Malabar by 200 insurgents from
ne Sunsa mountains. in Cayite province.
During the ensuing ton eighteen Insur-
:enfS were killed and two Americans were
FOuHheu ne insurgents lnen Tetlfet
No new announcements have been made
oncerning Aguinaldo.
Macarthur Requested to Report.
No report has been received at the War
Department from General Macarthur con-
.erning the alleged frauds in the disposi-
ion OF government supplies in the Philip
zines. He has. however. been advised that
'uch publication has been made in the
nited States and requested to send the
acts
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