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New-York tribune., 1901-06-17

In the Court of General Sessions professional
gamblers whose guilt was proved clearly haxe
been sentenced to terms Of Imprisonment in
stead OF escaping with fines. II the keepers Of
faro banks. OF poolrooms and policy shops become
convinced that they in serious danger of
spending months in cells. and cannot compound
their violations OF the law by the mere payment
OF fines out of the spoils which they obtain from
their plundered victims. gambling dens will soon
become almost unknown In New-York
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
New York Cotton MARKET.
THE WORKS STILL IDLE.
The McFLecsPort Plant Not Starred
Up Today.

MckEESPORT. Pa, Sept. 1.-TWO hun
dred and fifty Of McReesport's tough eIe-
re7t held the gates Of the National Tube
Works this morning and prevented the
Few Workmen who appeared from report
ing. Not many showed UP. The crowd
hung about the vicinity Of the gates and
those who have been glad TO go back TO
work feared 10 go within "A couple OF
blocks Of the nail Today the great es-
enlistment IS closed tight. How many
men got through she line Of picEets. is
not yet known, certainly not more than
forty or fifty. and these viii not do much
% start in operation "A plant that carries
more than 800 names ou its pay roll.
There was some excitement this morn
ing when che mill whistle sounded. Sev-
eral bricklaycrs ws-e turned back by the
mob TW. or three forcueu who were
standing IN the gateway attempted O. go
% their assistance The mob turned upon
them and drove them back. and only the
arrival of several coal and iron police
prevented the crowd from sweeping into
The mill 7 here are only handful of
men in tho mills today besides the sew
eTal Ior,men-
The men in the Tin plate mills az DENIM
Ter 'Eeeted AN entrance this m1r-iu- i'm
the usual manner by gaIu. Co Bugu--u.
and being ieTrird back JD this sid. OF tHa
river ON the .-steImblat HTaGdpck
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
THE MARKET AGAIN FIRM.
Prices Advance Nearly to the
Level Of Last Friday.
Continued Good News Relative to
the Condition Of the President nD
Effective StimuInnt-The TREASURY
Relief To Monetary situation

NEW YORK Sept 1a.-TEe Stock Mar
k't opened active and generally higher.
although tho tradi"g showed "A rather ir-
regular tendency. The dealings were
again dominated by the same matters
which absorbed attention yesterday. The
maintained Improvement i'm the condition
OF tn" President was the subject of gen
,TaI cuugratulation and was the most ,f-
Ie"tivg factor in stCadiuoss shown by
prices London sent i'm "a somewhat high
CT range of values for American stocks.
hUt was not active in the local dealings.
Rather more attention appeared 60 be
devoted g. the monetary situation than
WAS the case Yesterday. and this appear
"a 10 DE owing 10 despatch sent ycstcr-
day by the chairman of the Clearing
House COMMITTEE to the Secretary of tho
Treasury suggesting that ne advise some
means Of relieving the situation pro
duced 10y the excessive receipts of the
Treasury. No decided change was ap-
parent in the steel strike situations.
Active features at the opening were St
Paul and Atchisou. both of which stocks
moved counter 10 the general drift of
prices. opening lower than last nights
figures. Other notably active features
we're the Erie and Reading issues. South
ern Pacific, Ny--ican National. and Union
Pacific.
The dealings I'm the industrial quarter
We're largely confined 10 the United States
Steel issues which were strong. Among
the specialize Tennessee Coal and Iron
was particularly firm and AmalEImIrgd
Copper was largely dealt i'm around yes
t,rlay's level Brooklyn Rapid Transit
was the strongest and most active foa-
Jure of the local traction stocks The
dealings after the opening were shaded
somewhat IN respect Of activity and the
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
RESEMBLES The CAPITAL.
Public Men Figuring in Street
Scenes i'm Buffalo.

Cabinet Of-cer~, Senators. and Rep
representative ia the City-Party
Lines Unknown and Politics Ia
bUo"d-Photo=rupcr Are Busy,
BUFFALO Sept IU-DeIaware Avenue
and Ferry Street at the point where the
Mi.burn house stands reminds one dur
ing these DAYS very rorcibIy Of Washing
ton Cabinet officers. Senators. Repre-
seutatN's, Judges, soldiers. and men idcn-
titled with politics an over the country
pass and repass during the day. Little
knots OF men whose names are household
words from one end o. the. country TO the
other and whose faces have been the do
light of the cartoouists. gather on the
lawn in front Of the house and discuss
the situation. Party lines are unknown
and politics is tabooed. The crowd has
learned TO know these men and point them
out
Senator Hanna and Vice President
Roosevelt always attract attention. As
the Vice President comes swinging up
Delaware Avenue he is quickly surround
cd by a crowd.
Senator Hanna never manages to evade
the crowd. He is bounced upon the mo-
ment ne comes beyond the ropes He has
been enthusiastic in his praise OF the
Presidents tnprOveTr-1t and. when asked
last night after q visit TO the house TO
express an opinion as 20 the President s
condition. he exclaimed. WHY. ] have
already used up my repertoire Of adj
Jectives."
The Cabinet officers are also special OBJ
Jects Of interest Secretaries Hitchcock.
Root. Cage, Wilson, and Smith have 90
run the gauntlet Of the cameras every
time they appear
Secretary Gage is made an especial tar
get They ali take it good natured!y.
senator RcddeId Proctor and Senator
Fairbanks come in for their share Of at
tention- The long. angular figure Of Sen
ator Fairbanks and the massive figure Of
eN-Postmastcr General BisseH afford de-
cidcd contrasts as they walk down the
laBn from the house. The Senator al
ways appears pei sive. holds his hands
elaSp"d behind his back, and sazes at the
ground.
The Secret Service men. ireland and
Poster. are almost continuously at the
house during the day. and their move
meEts are watched with interest by the
crowd.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
FOR THE PHILIPPINE SERVICE.
A Number of Typcwriters and Ste
noGraPbers Appointed.

As result Of examinations hold in the
spring Of 1901. The following persons have
just been appointed steuograDherg and
typewrit.rs in the Philippine civil Service
az Manila
Dickse.rrson y Hoover. IL G Street south
east Washington. 10. c.
ST Paul. Mimi
- Carl Remington. Atlas Tack Companv
Taunton. Mass
John Harold, Census Bureau T-rf1n
BuilaingJ, Washington. D. a.
William =. Kelly. 90 Street north
west. Washington, u. C.
James r. Marley. 1911 Sixth Street
northwest. Washington. ID. C.
The salaries of these persons imam on
tcriuE abe service in Manila Will be- 81 3J1
per aHUum. with the provision that amer
six months satisfactory service mo sam.
SHALL De Increased 10 SlEgs Der auurIm.
transportation from place Of residence
% san Francisco must be- paid for Iy rh.
apUu.gteer but from san Francisco Z,
Manila free transportation is furnished
pl board Government transport BOARD
ON the transport Is rharasd for IN mo
rate of $50 ger day, bat th- amount fbus
expended is reimbursed 20 the aoDairra.
after his arrival On Manila
Examinations fOr the following most
tioES il The Philippine servi-, viii b.. 'hsT8
this IIll- St'Uugra0HCT. typewriter sf.rr-
OgrI typewriter. s'cuOgrapnrr-t,-r,r-
yyrlt'r-Juuiur translator Spanish stem
D1TaT L,r-typgW ritgr-JrauSIItgr ySu4ufslll
and translator Spanish.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10

ul-health n woman IS generally trace
able 20 disease Of the delicate woruaulv
organism. Many women have been re
stored 70 happiness by the use of Dr..
Plerce's Fayorite Prescription. Il estab-
fishes regularity, dries weak eniug drains,
heals inflammation and liberation and
cures female weakness. It makes weak
women strong, sick women well.
Il feel u my duty TO inform You tfs. I had
been sufferer for many years f-om rr-ryo1rs-
ness with all It's symptoms and COMPLICATIONS .
WTlt-- Ms. o. y FISHER Of 1901 Lexington Ave
NrW YORK y Y II was constantly going 10
see PIN -ci1U or purchasing medicine for this
OF that complaint as ny troubles became nm
beaIabie- in the ep5ir., Of 1907 NV 1s,fsb7-1I
induced me 90 Try Dr. PIcrCe's Fav0rste Pre-
Scsipu1n- AttrT taking one bottle and follow
ing yoIsT advice / IVES cucouEa gcd that took
then dad u-t take any more for several weeks
as icll so much better but sill -v-s not -7r-
plr'r.T and commenced O. king % aerziu aud
felt that I was Improving faster than nj Erst
am not now cross and irritable AID 4 have a
good color in my face, have also gained about
ypSS, :Jr 1IEl a new woman once mere
The dealer who offers a substitute for
"Favorite Prescription does so 10 cain
the little more profit paid on the sale of
less UerItoTIoUs medicines. His profit Is
your loss, therefore accept 10 substitute
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser Is sent free on receipt Of stau1Ds
20 pay expense Of mailing 0Eiy. Send p
one-ceut stamps Tor the paper-cOycred
book, or 81 STAMPS for the cloth bound
Address Dr. R Y Pierce, BufTaio, Y. y.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
SHERIFF VEALE TO SUE.
Californian Wants the Reward for
Recovering stolen Gold.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. I0-Sherif
Neale, Of Contra Costa county, viii this
week make formal demand on the SeIby
Smelling and Reuhuing Company FOR part
Of the $1,000 reward offered by that com
pany for the recovery Of $500 worth Of
gold bars stolen by Jack Winters from
the smelteT Al Vallejo Junction
il is now more than a month since Win
JCTs WAS arrested. and almost a month
since the last Of the gold was recovered
and turned over 20 its owners. The com
pany has taken no action looking toward
the payment of the reward On the con-
trarl, il has been said positively both by
the president Mr.. Ralston. and Attorney
Preston that the fun amount Of the re-
ward would not be paid; that instead
each man would be paid just what the
company thought his services had been
worth Is the reward had been offered
under "a misrepresentation. NeaIe says he
proposes 10 ascertain in court whether a
corporation can offer q reward and then
fail 20 keep its promise
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
THOSE INTERCEPTED LETTERS.
Information CONCERNING Them Not
ReceINed az the Italian legation.

At the Italian Legation nothing is
known as 10 the accuracy OF the report
cabled from London last night 10 the ef-
feet that the contents Of letters discI0s-
ing plot TO assassinate the President
had been communicated by the Italian
police. to the American police
1t was stated at the legation. authori-
tatiytlyr today that such information
was not transmitted through that chan
mel
According 20 the London cablegram. the
letters intercepted were written by the
anarchists of Paterson. " j., 70 fellow
c0nspirators in italy.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AUCTION SALES.


THOS. =. OWEN & SOS. Auctioneers.
9l2 Street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
OF JEFFERSON STREET, ANACUSTIA.
D. C.
BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust darcI
July 5. l>--, and recorded July Il. I-4s IN Li5ar
200. folio sea @ SEQ. OF the land records Of
the District % Columbia. and AZ the request OF
the party secured thereby. We uiII sell Al public
auction In front q the premises Oh SEPTEMBER
T. I9cl. AT $50 O'CLOCK p ~. the following
described land and premises situate IN the Dis
triCr % Columbia. AID described Al lots 8 and
90. block = 20 oregon I. Green's subdivision cf
Fs- e ''Chiebaster,' fronting forty feet on JET
f-rs.n Street Auac0stia, d. -. Is a depth Of Itl
ferr. Improvements consist q ten--ol1u house
and stables
Terms VII be easy. and VII be made known
az time ot sale a deposit of one hundred dol
lars l-I1.1 viii De required AZ time OF sale.
CouyeyaaciuE. recording, and revenue stamps a.
cost Of purchaser
$ 81 JONES. Trustee
WILLIAM MlE. CLAYTON. Trustee
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
THOUGHT TO BE AN ANARCHIST
An Italian LnbOrcr Causes Excite
ment at n Depot

Considerable excitement was occasioned
this morning at the Baltimore and Ohio
depot by the presence Of a supposed an
aTchlst who waved his hands Violently
and chartered in Italian 10 Detective Bar
bee The suspect was taken to Police
headquarters. whore he succeeded in in
forming the officers that his name WIS
Aualuo L'aHorCo and that he was on his
way TO Fleetwood, ". Va. where he OK
Pect'd % 50 10 WORK on she railroad In
-N'N ORR he gave a man the money 10
bll MN ticket % Redwood Ec de-
cl'Ted. and on arriving in Washington h..
C-ScDNCTfl thar he had only been SUPPLIED
Wl,h ticket 10 This city AID That his
memo A.-4 pret. ed the rest of the money.
IN. EgsrG % CHARITIES srlr-Ifl.I : s4r.7.fn
With ticket To- his destination and he
went on his way rejoicing
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
TIE POLICE RECEPTION
Il = Postponed Out OF Respect 10 the
President.

The pubic r.eartion 10 the citizens Of
Mount ilcaslat. Columbia Heights. and
the other ICE-irGs sections OF that part
~ The oi'y 10 honor o. IN. opening ~ The
nov Tenth precinct police station has
5'rn Indefinitely postponed ont Of respect
60 Tho President
MAJOR sylvester stated this morning
tGat The proposed reception was purely
"a social affair and that if would Dr. iuau-
IT'FLi1to for tIr original vlaUs u b- exc
cHi.d .u view Of the condition Of the
Iir'-iE.- at
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
TEE AUTOMOBILE CONTEST.
SiNty-cia-Lt Vehicles Leave Pough-
Ecc9~ic. y. y. Today

FOJGHNEtFSiE y. Y. Sept la-
There wrs au animated scene I'm Market
Street this morning between and 8
O'Clock. WHOM scores Of motor carriages
participating Don the endurance r-u IL
Buffalo OF tn Automobile club Of Amcri-
CO. were being s'ut on on the second
stage Of the journey.
The start IVES made promptly az g
O'Clock. p. J. Mergers machine Iesv-
ia@ ou the stroke Of the hour. At half
minute intervals sizty-thrce carriages got
away AT $50 sixty machines were on tb.
road the last 10 leave being .la delivery
wagon 81 the Lo.3m.Ju. COMPANY OF
america Eighty machines started from
New York on Monday and sav,utv-or,
finished here last night Three were not
accounted for this morning. which reduces
the number Of carriages ia the contest TO
siNiy-eight- The weather is cool and
pheasant and the roads north Of here until
within a l.w niles % hudson are good.
HctWe. AibsUy ana Hudson TIE going is
=gL 10 be baG
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10

The chief Postoffce Inspector this
morning received despatch informing
him that the p0stOhHce at Kane. III. had
been broken into and robbed last sun
day night. and that postage stamps and
cash money amounting 10 500 were stolen
The despatch does not state whether the
miscreants were unprecedented
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
Rev. Jerome Daugherfy, S. j..
PRESIDENT.
TANNERS BUSINESS COLLEGE,

Loan and Trust Building. corner Z and 9th
Established % years.
The principal was official court stc1oc-1rbr-
also public accountant
oJkSES. Shorthand. TypeEritiar. Bookkpr7-
inZ ttsll service. azS az branches u R--,iurss
students IN Shorthand NAV take without orf-,
COST hookkeeplng and the Bushes and and Enc-
.Sa tourseS Practically private instructions
JON az any time. We md positions ssr IN
.u-l-eourse graduates. Day and night sessions.
Catalogue CAN and see Us
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10

Simon Gray and Mary Washington attended
picnic last night, and vhcn they returned 10
Mays home la Pleasant Alley. q controversy
arose, In which ofe-t-iv, lau-rial- was used
Both were In the Police Court tGds- charged
with being di51g,egy. Judge NiIr, fined each
p ard 81 default they sal serve httclu da.s
in ihc NOrfhgusr
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10

T he woman
W no suffers
from ill-hesith
casts a shadow
on her Own hap
piness and the
happiness OF
others She
cannot help it.
These who Suf-
fer cam OF
smile and sing.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
1T - DANGEROUS

Cholera marHl, often results fatally before
medicine can De- procured or o pby~iliaa sum
uourd- tAamaerlaiu.- Cole. Cholera. ana BIsr-
ILayl Remedy IS certain cure for tlis disease
livery family should De- provided with e. 70
costs Huy "a tr5-r. snd Is certain 70 be rr-1a,I
sooner az later Buy IL now For sale uv Henry
Evans. Wholesale and retail. 92l Street. ana
all druG-I-ts-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10

NHEN.Nn sunday. September s. laCI. 90 $50
o. IT,. after a long and painful Hines. CATHA-
AlNF. widow Of the late Daniel shea.
Funeral Viii take place from her late residence
1913 Eighteenth street n1rtEaesr. Nrdu-slilv
=r.iuiH-r a-.J O'Clock tE-ncc Co - Matthews Rs-
nan tItL'ue Church Uh.-p requiem mas, vii
Pro- said fnr he- soul. Friends AMI relatives in
,I.lI 20 attend.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
EE@HT AMQ RERM.

Day AID night, sunshine and shadow
are not more different from each other
than Eealth.Ul from a sicklv woman
Inc hcIthtul woman carries light and
sunshine with her wherever She Poes-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10

william T. Jlrirl- about thirty wears old. was
fined - by judge Mills IN the Police Csa-t
today Tor being di-ordrrly. and Ia drl-u.t VIII
serve three months boa ;Hr Wo-aIur-s. % ua.
stated iu court that J'r.eA last ui1It drove 3D.,
wife into the street.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10

The Secretary % tae Treasury this
morning purchased 500 short term bonds.
5 per cents az l.s5s-N
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10

William Davis. Gty-~iy scar, old. 81 IlrE-,u
Hall AI|,y. WAS thrown from car .l-. "a taa
CarItaI fraction tumV-Us. about II-II a-rra.e
last night 0u fgln-J wanna AvalGa. h..fg,aa
Tisld and F11sr-ars!-ahaf Streets Northwest
&C. --,srved cut 0H the chc-g blt ua. a.4. ya
20 home.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
EDUCATIONAL
Georgetown
Prep. School.

-Four years High School Course. rrerare Tor
: freshman IN Georgetown or any other C0,ieza
Hpeel'l attention 70 Day scholars Hours, s:i5
send for Catal1rua
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10

MoseS' September Furniture sale
Greatest hssa.tme buying opportunities I,l.l * r.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
ChIenE1 GraIn and I,rorl.1nn u, 80

Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs & Co mem.
Lers o. the New York Stock Exchange. ln9 ;
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
xc,r YORK Stock ExcnnnEe.

Corrected daily hv " p. Hibhs & Co.. mrm-
5srs q The NgE York stock Exchange. silg
Street.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
LAW DEPARTMENT
National University,

Practical tw0-year course leading TO degree
q L. b Post-Craduate couEse q one additional
year leading 90 degree Of L. u.
Ssth annual opening % all classes October
ID, al GO O'Clock P m Evening sessions ex-
clusiveiy.
For Catalogue apply 20 EUGENE D. CARUSI.
Secretary and Treasurer. Columbian Building.
Pull course tuiti0z 10 Moods Commercial Col
Leee i1f SALE only Sl5- address BOX IS. this Of
.-l. mss
10 ST. NV ff1ruer,y 100 81. NV. voun-
laay. experienced teacher, receives a.7rrIT. ~
tlL-uIen as students IN arithmetic and ENGLISH
also gIves practice m the art Of r1rv-rs1tior ,i
direction fer general culture Hours for iut.--
vlews. t0 . and 90 o. cI6-q
SAINT CECILIA'S ACADEMY. 81 Fagf C70TT7T
s., no2rdlne End day school for girls and SCUM
ia'-iesi primary, commercial. and college nra-
pdI4llfy c1lrs-s- music and ART: classes resumed
MONDAY, September u, 1901. for further uartlcri-
lars address SISTER II. AUGUSTA. superior.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10

Tie crop report for September Nil Dc issued at
O'Clock. ald there is much gossip over the
probable showing % Dc made. }, is probable
that tae indicated corn yield may not Do. u1 t.
the more recent and more hopeful predictions In
aaait.iti quastcrs. but this will Dot De Hs-I,
20 have any effect oH the market. as far the
present 30 least thc crop scare - a lIaEc-I-Jsil
matter lu the ~toga Narsat
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10

The news % tie President condition WAS all
oi The most AiEorsa DE character, and as the lat
e-i 1ul,t-u l.--.-.ass-, rapid coincidence IS
n'" o,Parted- This Is much IN ITSELF but 81 may
De sJE-c-tcd that there Is do reason iu even this
very favorable news TO maj the market STRONGER
than Do aas bei9r, President MeKfuIeg gas shot
ia tHe same way, while The action of ~-.rrr4-r
Case thls morning D. calculated o. remove fears
OF "a monetary str-a-.ucy Do may bc pointed out
that such action would not be necessary if New
York financial situation were of the best Con-
d-fions generally throughout The cuuutr- aye IA
varah-e, and later IN uc year many careful
r"plc BOOK for further advance in prices. At
present some reaction would De- quite natural
S. Paul vas again the feature Of the market
this morning. Thc stock went mp 90 1904 early
10 the day. The talk of an increase in the
dividend "a the stock by per cent. either DO
tire form of Oh extra OF q a regular increase in
the rate. was much heard again. aud ir nos, seem.
possible that there may De- some foundation fox
tAe r11nors- The other lraugors were also frm.
and even Lusyau, 20 times
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10

Colorado Fuel and Iron jumped up tuo point,
at tac opening Of ne market Tails 1s.rs.5ns- Tho
reason for the higher price was probably The
suHl-l report OF thc company issued Yesterday.
I-Hg's business
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10

FL VAA5C BUSINESS COLLEGE.
LINN y EIGHTH AND h SIS
Established IS76 Day or Night
writing ~
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
a Dentist Tells US,

There was buying back Of considerable block.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
St. Johns College,

VERMONT AVE AND THOMAS CIRCLE
\ Select Day School f1r Young Men and Rgvs
Eng.lsh. Science. and Bushes Courses
Apply fer Catalogue 70 BROTHER ARn.s
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
ST. hhARY'S ACADEMY
Alexandra. Va.

Boarding and Day School for Young ladies ana
Children he s2d yeaz begins tuesday. SeDt a
Terms moderate For catalogue address SISTER
SUPERIOR 800"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
NATIONAL DEBT CHANGES.
Annual Report Of the Register of
the Treasury.

EaorUou> Su-,ls Involved in Bond
TransnCtiOus-Onc Issue AEErcEat-
ing Nearly Half the TotnI Amount
of the Public Obligations.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
JOB BARNARD. Justice.

JOIN r.. EoUZER. Acting Register of wis.
TURNER a. MITCHELL. ATTORNEYS for AurIi-
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-05-23
WILL GRANT Upton time
New York Yacht Club Will Postpone
Cup Races Until Shamrock
Is Repaired,
(Ry Associated Press. }

New York, May 23.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton cabled the New York Yacht club last
night that he was afraid that he would
have to ask for few weeks grace ow-
ing to the accident to Shamrock II. yes
terday.
Secretary Oddie. when asked what ac-
ton the New York club would take on
the request of Sir Thomas Upton, an
swered that all he could do was to point
to the cablegram sent by the New York
Yacht club to Sir Thomas Upton. He
said that the club would wait further
advice from Upton.
When asked if further time would be
granted to Sir Thomas Upton. he replied
that all that was just and sportsmanlike
would be done. He admitted that all the
time in reason, Sir Thomas Upton re-
quired, would be granted.
The following answer to Sir Thomas
cablegram was sent by President Led
yard:
1--WE all sincerely regret the new Sham
rocks accident Glad no one was injured
and trust the result to the yacht is not
serious. Will await further advice from
you before further action