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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

z. g. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE CO.
DAILY STEAMERS FOR RIVER LANDINGS.
STEAMER HARRY RANDALI~Sunday. Tuesday
a'd Thursday at am. for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach Curriomen and Nomini
STEAMER WAKEFIEI4D-Monday and Saturday
at an for intermediate landings to Colonial
Beach. Bushwood. Rock Point Colton's NomiAi:
"Wednesday at am. for above landings and
Lower Machodoc Stones. Howard's and Cobrum'a
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. TO GLYMONT, Nd,
and intermediate landings.
Tie new steamer ESTELLE RANDALL, daily,
except Sunday. $50 am. Returning about D. m
Passenger accommodations nrst-class. Freight
received until the hour Of sailing.
E. g. RANDALL, Manager, phone lT65. GEO.
o. CARPENTER. General Agent, Washington
phone lies. wM II. REARDON, Agent Alexan.
dffa. phone 30. apS-23tf
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EXPOSITION

VISITORS TO THE PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSE
tion can secure pleasant rooms near the grounds
IN advance by addressing +. C. WILLIAMS. At
Beard ave-, Buffalo. N. Y. 3e1o-l2ts
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Nicely located on West river In view ~ Cbasa
peakc bay. miles below Bay Ridge; good shade;
large lawn fishing, grabbing. rowing and sailing;
fruit in season. For descriptive circular address
CMrso MATILDA NOVEL;. Shady Side, Md.
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SUMMER BOARDERS WANTED-HOUSE DE-
lightfully situated. Apply to Mrs. GREEN PEY-
ton. University Of Va, Charlottesville, Va.
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MADAME JONES HAS RETURNED 10 $40 r ST.
NV; thorough and seientinc palmistry readings,
- cents; 10 am. to $50 pm. a00e-50tS
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PALMISTRY.

HAVE YOUR HAND READ BY NINE. RITA
WORLDS Greatest Palmst, who Is holding recep-
tions daily at III l st. NV. Of Sth. Fee, 25
my18-26ts
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tFiled June r. 1901. J. R. Young. Clerk
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF CoIumbia:-ClarenGe F. Norment, complainant
al, defendants equity No. 221Ss.-On motion Of
the complainant, by Messrs: Hufty & Hufty. his
solicitors, 1t is, this 18th day of June 1901,
dered that the defendants, the unknown heirs,
devisees alicnecs. respectively. of David Pc
ter. trustee and James s. Morsell, trustee cause
their appearance to be entered herein before
the first rule day occurring forty days after this
day; otherwise the cause will be proceeded with
in case of default. The object of this suit is
to qniet title of the complainant to lots thirty
two (52) and thirty three (33l in the subdivision
Of square eighty tss,, in the city Of Wash
ington, District of Columbia. as recorded in liber
w. f. folio 106 of the office of the surveyor for
the District Of Columbia, and to enjoin the de-
PENDANTS. and each of them from setting up claim
be published in the Washington Law Reporter and
The Evening Star week for three
i've weeks before said rule day. A. B. HAGNER
Asso. Justice. A true copy. Test. II. YOUNG,
Clerk. by NJ. A. Clancy, Asst. Clerk.
je13 1aw3w
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-AIExANpRIA COUNTY PROPERTY:
improved and upimproved 100 acres: special
bargain; TIMBER LAND IN VA, haH pile Of
railroad; original growth oak for TIES AND
1es-6 GEO. r. HILL. 8l5 14th st. NV.
FOR SALE-AN ATTRACTIVE FARM OF 68
acres situate on line Of Rockville electric cars
and within three minutes walk Of Halpine Sta
tion, on line Net. branch. B. and o. R. r. Good
shanss SpIGs for ,,,a Investment AT Less THAN HALF
WASHINGTON DANENHOwER. 1920 n Y ave-
5e4-t tn, ,s-6ts
FOR RENT-FOR SUMMER-FURNISHED COT
tage; modern conveniences; vegetables milk. ice,
wood for open fires; grounds cared for; high fne
view; shade; near Orange Grove station. B. & D.
Address RICHARD c. NORRIS Leicester Nd.
my25-s, ,tu&th-13t-5
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G D M A RID [LDM E

DUSUON UO LIV@TWOOI
VIA QUEENSTOWN
Aagnidcent New, Twin-Screw Passenger Steam
ships IA. 600 tons.
Fast: Remarkably Steady; Spacious Promenades.
Passage about days. All First and Second Sa-
loon Rooms located Upper Decks amidships. Per-
feet Ventilation. Table unsurpassed.
SAXONIA sails June Is, July 20. August "a
1NERN1A sails July g. Aug. 10, Sept. II.
Saloon, SIS up Second Cabin, Si2 so up. Round
trip discounts. Thrd-class. low rates.
Low winter rates in force July 20.
ULTONlA. Twin-Screw 10000 tons) specially
fitted for THIRD-CLASS passengers only. Ladies'
Saloon and Mems Smoke Room located Upper Deck
amidshp. Sails Aug. 8.
ALEXANDER MARTIN. Agent. 90 State Street
Boston. Mass. or q. w. Moss. 1411 G st. NV.
1a15- II. th&s-1St-2S
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THE KuHLMANN HOUSE is NOW OPEN FOR
guests. Shade good board; bath complete; high.
airy; good water; very convenient; terms. Ad-
dress kUHLMANN HOUSE, Round Hill, Lou
doun Co., Va. te13-3ts
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CAN ACCOMMODATE FIFTEEN OR TWENTY
hoarders for the RUNNER. beginning June 15;
beautiful country home; porches: lawn; fruit,
vegetables and milk. Box 50, Aberdeen, Md
rly21
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

NORTH CERTAIN LLOYD
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
CHERBOURG-SOUTHA UTHAMPTON-BRF.SEN
eLahn. .June Is Kaiser VIM. Or R.iy 80
Kaiser VIM. Gr, June p kaiserin NJ Th. Aug Ii
kafserin NJ. Th. July . 'Iahn. ......Aug 20
Sailing at 10 AN.
ITO Southampton Bremen only.
TW1N-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
CHERBOtRG OR SOUTHAMPTON-BREM
GKurfurSt. June 90 am Fr. d. CIR July 1S II am
Barbarossa July 4. liam &. Kurfurst. July 25 noon
X. Luise. July IL ! pm til II. Meier. Aug l. 10 am
To Bremen direct.
MEDlTERRANEAN SERVICE.
R-NAPLES-GENOA
Trsve June 10. ptn Aller. r..... July g. II am
tHoh zln June p II am Trave. -. .July 90 II am
Werra: June 20. pm fHoh'z1'n Aug g. 10 am
tQlohenzoer), formerly Kaiser VIM II.
OEl.RlCHS Co. NO. BROADWAY n Y.
Apply to f. F. DROOP, 925 Pa. ave
fes-312t Agent for Washington.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HANDSOME NEARLY NEW PRESS.
BRICK FRONT. STONE TRIMMINGS. On 18th
ST NV; NEAR CAR LINES; Q ROOMS AND
BATH; REC. HALL AND ANIL; IN NICE
NEIGHBORHOOD; RENTED TO GOOD TEN
ANT AT $2S PER MO. PRICE, 81. 200.
CARLETON B. HAZARD, 612 i4TH ST. NV.
tel2-3t
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MEDICAL,
UNDERWRITERS.


RECEIVES . TestimOnial.
Miss Daisy L. Bradley, stenographer in
the offices in this city of the Grand Lodge
of the International Association of Ma
chinists. was presented with a gold watch
at the ninth biennial convention. in session
at Toronto, Canada.
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WOODLAWN. ROCKVILLE, Md; LARGE
grounds; abun liant shade; artesian water; all
modern convenences; reached by electric and
r. and O.. terms moderate; special rates to fam
lilies. Mrs. NJ ]. COI4EY. je5- 26ts
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BEAUTIFUL HOME NEAR THE CITY: HIGH
ground; shady: one fare to any part of town:
excellent table; COW: vegetable garden; hoard,
$40: rooms $40 and IS. Mrs. d. Star Office
tel2-3ts
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TAKOMA SPRINGS HOTEL. NORTH TAkOMA,
Md.-MOst delightful summer home; easy of ac-
cess; first-class in all its appointments: terms
most moderate; only fare WILLIAM A.
WOODS, Manager. jcl2-6ts
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SUMMER BOARDERS WANTED AT BERRY
Vile. Va. in Shenandoah valley; brick house.
large rooms; 10 minutes walk from z. O.; large
oak grove fronting house; abundance of shade;
cool day and night; good table, emily limited num-
GROWN. ''woodlawn," Berryville, Clarke Co. Va.
ipS-S tuS th-Gt
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"WAVERLY VILLA HAMILTON. VA, is A DE
lightful place to spend your summer. Send for
terms and booklet descriptive Of Hamilton. Ad-
dress Mrs. G. l.. KRAMER Miss PHILA
CRAIG, Hamilton, Va. je12-4ts
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MOUNTAIN VIEW FARM" W. vA-SITUA-
ton high; plenty shade; pleasant rooms; good ia
BILE; convenient to B. and O. X. r.; children
under IL. The Misses ANDERSON, Hedgesville
inS-c
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THE EvERGREENS;" PRETTIEST SPOT NEAR
WasA- sos electric cars: t-class table; cool
rooms; pure water: shady lawn; dancing pavilion.
Mrs A. McSWEEN, Falls Church, Va. je5-4tf
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LIMITED NUMBER OF BOARD
ers during the summer season at private house
comfortable rooms, good board and plenty Of
good water. including sulphur; miles from
Water Lick sta, s. r. r. Apply to T. j.
STOKES, Molina, Va. je3-12t"
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THE TOWERS 1900 WISCONSIN AVE (TEN-
hallytown road. opposite the cathedral site. and
near Cleveland Park. Opens for summer board
June s. One Of the finest suburban residences
Washington; rooms very large and cool;
high and convenient location with beautiful
view: table service. and everything connected
with the house frst-class. For further particulars
call at The Towers address Miss MAREN
CLAUSEN. 5000 Wisconsin ave my27- -26t-1O
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RIGHT AT THE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
Springs; frst-class country board, only sic and
SIS per month"; s. per week; half price for
children under 10 years old. Apply TO ]. W.
HANBACK, ,ie13-3ts
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GOOD COUNTRY BOARD AT "OAK CREST
Farm; everything fresh direct from the farm.
Write for terms and descriptive circular to Mr..
and Mrs C. j. ZIRKLE, Fauquier Springs, Va
je529ts
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WHITE HALL, OLD VIRGINIA. HOMESTEAD,
on pike from Brunswick to Pureellville; mountain
air; healthy location; free Transportation to and
from station. Mrs. ELLA GEORGE, Morrison
willie, Loudoun CO.. Va. jel3-9ts
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ACCOUNTANTS.
IN WASHINGTON.

]. E. BATES
Public Accountant and Auditor
Room ITO. Washington Loan and Trust buildinI
delft 9th and sta. n. Telephone No, 074
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CAN GIVE BEST ACCOMMODATIONS TO A FEW
adults in office from June 10 at very reasonable
rates; minutes walk from steam electric
road. Box Sc, kensington Md. ieS-Gts
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Filed June 12 1901 J. R. Young, Clerk.)
n THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT

Tb lSns Il ie 9oukr r Or FSSaf %RE
gnRSesn ne4s eS *ian sf%R''aIsa
lci.ors it Is this 18th day Of June, 1901, ordered
or alienees respectively, Of William Blanchard
cause their appearance to be entered herein on or
this day; " otherwise the cause viii Be proceeded
with as in case Of default. The object Of this
south three @ a Ss fU depth Of
nal lot twenty-sfx (26) and the north eleven (11)
t fn5 by f dpn of n It
in the city OF Washington. District Of Columbia.
sd to the ad sneh of
thereto. This notice to be published in the Wash
naW 1sa anS in eo st
sSpy. Test, +. YOUNG, Clerk. By Y: j; Clan
IN THE sUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of cGlumba-George a L. simpson complainant dna,r
No. 22leo.-on motion of the complainant, BY
Messrs: Mess Hufty & Hufty his solicitors. it Is, this
ants ants Ky Kate e D. % Brennan, @ % Mamie T 3. Billinesley
John H. Davidson James T. Davidson Laura D.
Mary Mel. Ramsey. Inez Ramsey. Edward G.
Ramsey, Laura H. Ramsey Louise s. Ramsey
nd NJ
their appearance to be entered herein on or before
the first rule day occurring forty days after this
as I'm case Of default. The object of this suit is
to quiet title of the complainant lots thirty-six
1876, and thrty-seven t37). in John W. STAIRS
subdivision Of lots in square ten hundred and forty
two no42l, as said subdivision is recorded in the
Office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia
In book II, page H. and to enjon the defendants
and each Of them. their heirs and assigns, from
setting up. claiming asserting any title there
to. This notice to be published in the Washington
Law Reporter and in The Evening Star a
week for three successive weeks before said rule
day. A. b. HAGNER, Asso. Justice true copy
Test. r. YOUNG, Clerk. By NJ. A. CLANCY
Asst. Clerk. je13-1aw3w
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IN THE MOUNTAINS OF VA, ONE OF THE
most delightful sections all conveniences desired;
excellent table; good beds. and every comfort to
guests. Address d. ]. TAVENNER, Philomont.
Loudoun CO., Va. mylS-26ts
LINGANoRE HILLS INN NEAR FREDERICK
Situation high. large lawn. shade. double porches
fishing, boating; refs. exch For booklet address
Miss r. NJ. PROWN. Frederick. Md. ap29-lO4t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-RGDUCTION FROM S10,000-ONLi
S.. 500 for 1S-room, slateroof. new-painted house
and 3 cultivated level lots. Takoma Park. Maple
ave. doors from Carroll; to sell lots from
running water. sewers; proximity to depot and
trolley Il squarel makes great bargain Inquire
of OWNER. III ii st. NV. je13-3t'
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THE WASHINGTON COLLEGE (FORMERLY
EckingtCn Hotel, Sd and T SITS ne. situation
high, with park Of 10 acres; bowling and billiards
for guests je7- cot
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WASTED-N THE COUNTRY, TWO PLEASANT
rooms. with board, for three adults, within easy
access Of the city; state terms and full particu-
lars, Address No. Z IIuZOu Flats. fe13,9t
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GLORIA POINT. Observation-Disclosures ELE.
walton; first-class country home; direct line of
cars; one fare, L Je13-3ts
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FOR RENT-AT CLEVELAND PARK. AN AT
tractfvc residence, completely furnished. Office.
610 14th st. te10-tf
FOR SAIE-A VALUABLE TRUCK AND DAIRY
farm OF 200 acres near Colonial Beach. Va;
nearly 20 acres in right grade fruit. VIII sell at
bargain exchange for city property. Address
DIR. EVANS. 1856 st. jeS-6t'
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FOR SALE-HERE'S \ BARGAIN FOR YOU:
CtuCest location of 14th. very Scott
Circle. MUST re SOLD To SETTLE ESTATE.
offered at s. 500.
Could he duplicated under S12, 600; l2-
room brick dwelling; rooms deep; lot 20X140:
wide alley. Owner says S6Opo be borrowed
on IL Az per cent. CIll at once
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, SOC aud sos st. NV.
iel2-3t
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AT AUCTION PRICES
$500 1927 st. NV. $500
20L7 II. e5 fl l5-ft. alley.
13 and baths
Newly painted and papered.
Modern plumbing
ELLERSON K WEMPLE,
q nyi-tf 6O3 14th
For SALE-A BARGAIN-2-STORY. s-RoOM
brick dwelling. 1902 10th St NV; be sold
TO close estate: look at IL and make offer f. E.
RAMEi. Bank bldg, 18th and SITS. NV.
tels,tth-6t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
AMERICAN BANKERS MEETING.
Secretary OF the Treasury Gage Delivered
an Address Before the Body.

Secretary OF the Treasury Gage Delivered
an Address Before the Body.
Milwaukee. Wis, October 10. President
Trowhrldge Of the American Bankers as.
ISOLATION opened the second days conyen-
ton hy introducing Rev. Charles 5. Lester
of Milwaukee,. who delivered the prayer.
Tho convention Immediately got down TO
business hy receiving statements upon the
can uf States by bankers from vaiious
sections Of the country who reported I'm
five minute speeches the general condition
of business. The general freud OF the
statements showed the business was In a
thoroughly satisfactory condition. Follow
ing the cull uf States came discussion
on principal banking questions,
A. d. ,StickneN president OF the Ih'cos.
then introduced and read an Interesting
pnpcr ON the medium of exchange and tho
banking function.
Various resolutions which were intro
duced yesterday aud referred TO the OK
ccutiye council were ndoptcd BY the con
| Ihis included resolutions asking congress
| to repeal the war revenue act relating e
! stamps, etc, legislation for the punishment
/ of anarchists, the return OF drafts, cheeks
] etc. where stamps have been redeemed
! indemniNing scndcrs Of unsigned certih
CHies which may hc stolen.
Secretary of the lrcAsury Lyman 4
| Gage was introduced by PRESIDENT Trow
bridge, ana dfsrussed the relations OF tn
! treasury to the business world and eN
pressed the opinion that there Is too clos
an Intimacy between the government.
| added that II is comfort and satisfnc
| tiOn 10 note that at the present momeu
! tho injurious effects of such Intimacy an
! pears TO be nj a minimum
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
IAE CANAL TREATY.

Final Stages OF Preparations Win Soon
Be Begun.
Washington. October ld.-Secretary Hay
returned 20 Washington today from his
sun mcr home In New Hampshire aud re-
sumed hts duties in the state department.
Ambassador Choate Is expected 20 arrive IN
Washington early next week and LORD
pauncctotc Is due the following week, 50
thnt the final stages Of treaty preparation
VIII soon begin.
At present this convention exists only In
the form OF protocols, represented hy tue
various stages OF the preceding ncgotin'
lions aud while these protocols include sub
stanllally all Of the points To he trented,
sttl they must be reduced to the form Of
n treaty and this work viii engage Secre-
tary Hays attention az once.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
AN EXCITING TRIAL.
The Second Hearing Of Caleb Powers
Brl ging Out New Evidence.
THREATS AGAINST JUDGE.
Precautions Are Being Taken for
CantrlIl's Personal Safety.
THE DEATH OF GOVERNOR GOEDEL
Was Freely Talked Of by His Enemies
Prior TO The Shooting.
MANY DECLARED HE WOULD BE KILLED
One Witness Testified that He Was
Asked to Point Out Goebel-How
Armed Men Were Assembled.

Georgetown, KY, october 16.--The friends
Of Judge James n Cnntrll are guarding
him closely as 1t is reported that threats
have been made against his lifc Mrs.
Cantri ordered cot to be taken to the
court house to bc used by the judge, who
is not In good health. AS the mon entered
the court house with the cot they were
compelled to elbow their way through a
crowd Of mountaiucorS at the door.
whats that cot for?" asked one OF the
men.
"For Judge Cantrill." replied the man.
''lakc 1t on. That will need
that cot before this trial Is over" said one
Of the men.
The cot was left In the orlcc Of the mas
ter commissioner and the man hastened
back TO tell Mrs Cantrll what ne had
heard. Mrs. Cautrill quickly notified Com
mouwcalth's Attorney Franklin and all pos
| sihc arrangements were then made looking
/ Ia the safety OF the judge
Frank Heeney, who saw Goebel fall was
the first witness today in the trial of Pow
| ers.
Graham yreeand described "the crowd
/ from the mountains" and told Of meet
! Ing In the agricultural building in wnicn
/ it was proposed that they 90 10 the capt
tol hotc and got Gncbt the - --.
II. Is. watkins, captain Of the military
company in Wlimmsburg whitley county
| said that John T.. Powers tod him there
were men in Frankfort who could give the
governor an excuse to can out the militia.
Powers wanted him to take dis company 70
the capital. lie instructed that the men
take their guns, but not wear uniforms
% watkins said he refused to 20.
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Eliza Chapman, James Wainwright and
Andrew N, Winters, who were sentenced
April iS 1901. at Nashville Tenn. each TO
serve year and ten days In prison FOR
pension frUud, who are pardoned upon
the recommendation Of the district attorney
who prosecuted them, SO that their SEN
fences may expire on November I OF the
present year. The prisoners are all negroes,
ignorant and crcdulous.
About u per cent al the total population
OF the United States attend public schools
and . per cent OF the rest attend private
schools, according TO the annual report Of
the commissioner OF education The grand
total In all schools. elementary, secondary
and higher, public and private, for the
year ending July l. 1900, was 1000 no
pupils. an increase OF 2S2,3iS over the
previous year or this number the enroll
nent in public institutions supported by
eenetal and local taxes was lD,i4S, 402.
Counting In special institutions, such as
evening echools Indian schools schools
connected with Nsylums, reform schools and
other institutions more or lcSe educational
In their character. increasing the total
number 10y 100000 pupils. Public high
schools have Increased from 2o2u Ia lS,N
10 G9O5 in 1900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-17
ORDERS OF SAMPSON
Kept Some Of The BrOOkIyn'S Engines
UncOupled Off Santiago.
PROGRESS THUS RETARDED
When the Spanish Fleet Came Out of
the llarbOr Oh July ;.
SCHLEYS OFFICERS TESTIFIED.
Occupied Attention Of the Court All Day
1n Yesterday.
THE TX. 0s',5t Srsi1r AGAIN DETAILED
..
All Witnesses stateeSo2 re Stand that
the AdmiraPs Conduo, During the
Engagement Was Cocl and Brave.
Occupied Attention Of the Court All Day
Lin Yesterday.


Engagement Was Cool and Brave.
Washington, October l6.-'rhe officers of
Admiral Sehley's flagship. the Brooklyn oc'
enpied the attention of the Sch!ey court OF
inquiry for the entire day. The proceedings
began with the recall Of Captain Cook and
Lieutenant Commander Sears, both of whom
made material additions TO their former
testimony, and they were followed in sue
cesSion by Commander y. Il. Mason. who
was the executive officer of the Brooklyn
Lieutenant Edward McCaulcy, Jr., who was
signal officer and Lieutenant Charles Web
Stcr, who had charge Of lhe forward gun
deck battery Of the Brooklyn during the
battle on Santiago, aud was watch ofli.
Ger on board that ship.
Captain Cooks new testimony related to
ond tn tbo ,o,-o~o ~ ,ho sr,rg son@5ron
from Cienfuegos to Santiago. explaining
In some detail the cause of the slow prog
I'sS made on t'a' occasion
vorsoton rcroried ne having taten nlacc
between himself and officers Of the Massa.
chusetts in the ward room Of that vessel
on May 81, in which he was alleged to
p1,s ,a ,', si |p"t" we u nn,', ~ n se
,.I.tn,, +n,, han,l,a,trnont - Tho CoIon and
again ne denied that he had said anyrhinl
rejecting upon his superior officer
Commander Mason and Lientenahts Nc
l'"''' 'l'" "'"S'e' "n s''' "'''"n'S v
the engagements OF July 3
Lieutenant McCaulcy recited in detail the
Sisna4s made IN connection WIN thai ms
/ tofic event al the instance OF 'ommodof'
/ Schley When asked if Commodore Schle!
had snid ANYTHING during the battle TO
the encouragement of the men, the wit
ness replied that he several times had said
"Give 'enl HEN. boys "
Am +Lo.o ,.it,,ssos .os,feod tbat tbo ,on
All 'u'se WITNESSES le9Ilheu 'hal me con
| duct Of the commodore when under fire wa
cool and courageous.
"n'le Nap'"Iu No'A oc'"l'eo rue WHITES
stand. for the purpose of correcting hi
-, ~, ,.,-., ,,.
testimony mr. MUM '''Ne' '''n
NVi'il'"S 10 5'u' S'"''lie"' /" ies"'
! 70 the steam rrouired TO be kent nm I'm con
| -
nection with the uncoupling Of the Brool
lEnS engines unat u WIS the order OF IN
,.cr,r7o,,ror IN, chief ,ybila WING or Sar
''ii'i'''''' q" -''7
tinro on the blockade was that a write
5a.,u
"NIv recollection Is that II was n hull,
''
tin. The exact words | do not remen
Der.
"Tbe particular point was with respe,
to the uncoupling OF the engines Wa
there anything In that order of this SUI
80 -, T., ,,,,r.,,,r,, a. ,,,btot ,to. -
)ect anu IN pu'Su'n'e Vi "Ni'n 'nd' wa
doneg"
"On'
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RUNNING Fiaht with ButnIars.

Cincinnati ohio October 10. The Times
star special from Evansville, Ind, says
Burglars this morning blew open the safe
Of the store nj Howell, near here with
dynamite and secured part Of the contents,
amount not known. Tho citizens heard
the explosion and a running hgnt followed.
Marshal Sumpipr Was shot In the leg
Three robbers shot and wounded, one es
capped and another WAS captured
one of the wounded robbers Is dying
tonight az the hospital, but he refuses 10
mike a statement.
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strike al Machine Works.

New York, October 16.-Becsuse they
refused TO work with a nonunion man, $50
men employed in the assembling depart
ment OF the singer Sewing Machine com
pany's works at Ellzabethport, n. j., went
on a strike today.
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Texans in New York.

tSpecIaI 70 Inc TUsIJ
New York October 1.-THE Following
Texans are in New York;
AustIn.--Mr. c. Euggles, Mrs Ruggles,
Master Ruggles, Miss Anna Ruggles; Mas
Ter win Ruggles, Normandie; Charles "
. Columbus. c. Townsend, Park Ave
nue. ,,,, ,r.,,,
iyeston.-diss NJ. ]. Adams, Charles c,
Adams. Continental,
Texas.-Renso Bentley, Broadway, Cen
trail: Jake Uterich Il, Mansion, ST. George
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The Apple Crop.

New York, October i6,-The commercial
apple crop Of 1901, according to the anal
report Of the American Agrlculturlst, Is
placed at 23,OOOOOO barrels against 49,
0OOOOO barrels one year ago and nearly
100000 barrels in the bumper crop year
OF 1896.