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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-01
NEWS FROM GEORGETOWN.
Pilgrimage of University Students
t-I.u.-LE.

Pilgrimage of l University students
to Trinity Church
The students Of Georgetown University
yesterday made their first of four pro-
posed jubilee pilsrimaSes from DahIgren
Chapel, in the University grounds, to
Trinity Catholic Church, two blocks away.
Father Whitney, President of the insti-
tuition. led the pilgrims He was clothed
IN rich vestments and accompanied by
cross bearer and numerous acolytes. The
exercises consisted Of prayer at DahIgren
Chapel and the benediction at the church.
Randolph r. Wood, OF Hampton, Va,
while attempting to board one of the
Capital Traction cars on NJ Street near
Potomac yesterday, fell and broke his LEFT
leg below the knee. Mr.. Wood was car
rice1 TO ROwzee's Hotel and DR.. Hunter
was summoned and set the injured limb.
Mr. Woods wife was notified by telegraph
and she is expected IL arrive in George
town today,
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the opening today, whereas he had given
his broker Instructions that his desire was
to clear the trade up before the close
The AtchisoR securities were perhaps
the best feature of the morning,
showing little tendency TO react.
The fine earnings showing of the
company for March, the rumor that
favorable action viii be taken on the
dividend for the common stock at the
meeting today. and the other rumor that
the Pennsylvania Is buying both securi-
ties for the control of the company were
the reasons for the strength The prefer
red is one of the few securities that de-
serve to be selling at their present or even
a better level. The common seems TO be
quite high enough. though Of course o
seIni-anHual- dividend of , per cent. If IT
is declared today. would he likely to send
IL higher temporarily As to the story
that the Pennsylvania Is trying to secure
control of the AtChison there Is no good
reason for believing 1t. President Cassatt
denies It.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
EoR SALE or EXCHANGE

OAKMONT and WASHINGTON GROVE
One acre OF ground well shaded, fruit fine
water house 30 feet wide; intefior hardwood
67ish open FIRE places, rooms on first floor
uI,h kitchen and servants room in rear; 8 large
rooms on second floor; porches; cellar under
aofiga house: unencumbered; price moderate:
terms 10 suit TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. -Four
sfo~y brick IS rooms, fats and dining -room
kitchen, etc. Lot eoxles. brick stable On car
line near % and e SITS ne- Very cheap at Sd, 800
Terms easy.
Thomas G. Hensey & Co.,
1900 ? Street n. w.
CHAS. B. FONDA. Sales Department.
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HONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

That Is. II Il i Over money
matters Il You are hard
pushed Just now, come here
and tell US how much you
want-snd il T. YOURS at 4
small interest Private of9ees,
and all business strictly con-
f!deutiaL Information Of any
kind regarding loans cheer
fully gwen SELOANS made
On furniture etc
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New york stock Market.

Corrected daily BY " p Hi5bs L Co, mem
tiers OF the New York Stock Exchange. 14I9
Street
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The Pacific securities went off all day
and closed at the low prices This was as
might have been expected after the fierce
ness of the boom on Monday Union COM
mon advanced to 120 again near the open
ing yesterday and then sold off to III,
closing At that price. The preferred was
dull. opening and closing at 911z. North
ern Pacific opened at III, two points of,
and went down two points further to I15
at the close The latter stock looks TO
many to be Il sale. Its prospects do not
seem 30 warrant its present price Union
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. c. POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily. as changes may occur at
any time
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to thc ports Of
sailing daily and the schedule OF ClosinZS Is ar
ranged on the presumption OF their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending May 4,
1901 the last connecting closes viii be made from
this Office as follows:
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FOR sALE-sTEAMBcATs.

FOR SALE will sell NJ side-wheel steam
boat G. J. Seuferie at less than oue-half
paid for her construction .~om keel Up in the
summer Of 4. D. 1898. for the reason ! can 10
longer utilize her for the purpose she was built;
she Is in perfect condition. For further iUlorfna-
ton apply to her owner, GEO. J. SEUFFERIE,
Gl6 Pa ave NV milo
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EQUITABLE
BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING, 1908 T st. NV
John Joy Edison, President.
3 J. Schafhirt. Vice President
Geo. ". CasIlear, ID Vice President
Frank P Reside Secretary.


Frank P. Reside, Secretary.
Office Of FFOULKE & Co, Bankers.
1854 + St y. W,
Washington D. c.. May I, 1901
The copartnershIp heretofore existing between
tie undersigned under the firm name Of
FFOULKE & co
Is this day dissolved by the retirement from busI-
ness Of the senior partner, Charles N. FIouike-
All the obligations Of the firm VIII be paid as
thev become due by Charles ~ Fioulke- and all
debts due the firm viii be payable 10 Horace &
FfouIke CHARLES NJ FFOJLkE,
HORACE {. FFOULkE.
The undersigned viii continue the banking and
stock brokerage business at 1914 Street north
west under the title q
FFoULKE L co.
HORACE c FFOULKE,
Member y y Stock Exchange
Member y. Y. Cotton Exchange
Member Washington Stock Exchange
WHAT IS FAERER
Than straight business proposition 70 lend YOU
money TO help you out Of difficulties! II YOU
have Furniture. Pi9uo, or other good security,
We can help YOU out and the terms VIII be made
TO suit your convenience in paying. Cali to sec
Us and get a the bottom Of our business methods
EVANS 6 COMPANY,
7OT G ST y. W.
ROOM 9, First Floor Rear Opp, Patent once
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MIME THE0,

Medium and Gard Reader. wsshingto1's most IL
Nous CIairvoyant and PaIrnist- Consult he- on
business love and family affairs; reunItes the
separated; removes spells. causes speedy mar
riages. and gives luck Open daily. German
spoken. sc and J0c- go II ST NV rn29-7
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WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
6io-"F'' Street-61o
DOLLARS And CENTS,

II you have good sense. you viii, when in need
Of few do.iars-Eet them for a few cents
Compare our rates with any reliable firm, and We
know you viii deal with Us This IS the easiest
and most satisfactory place 10 secure q quick
accommodation. Loans on salary assignment
without endorser). Loans on furniture, pianos,
etc (ygith0ut rerHoyaD
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MR. NORRIS.

BaItinore's talented spiritual medium. can be
consulted daily from 10 to at ParjoTs 80 9th
St NV Seance Sunday night at Msccabee Temple
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PERSONAL.
Dr.. Young : :: g. : Y: ]:
- and F SITS.

The Skepticai Patient Becomes the most earnest
advocate of the physicians skill that cures.
Skill. Experience and Methods
gO-To-Date. Correct Diagnosis,
Effective Treatment and Prompt Cure cu0rcn-
feed IN Chronic, Nervous. Special and Private
diseases of either sex If suffering call to-day
Consultation Free. Brain, Nerve, Blood, skin,
Stomach, Throat, Bladder and Kidney troubles
G0norrhda elect, Syphilis (sny stage, Impotency,
Night Losses, &c. Structure, VsricOceie and
Hydrocele cured by painless methods
CHARGES Low. MEDICINES FURNISHED.
Hours-IO TO /, 9 70 8. Sundays, 10 to y.
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRIFERs.
WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPER
ROOMS rape'ed. SIS up samples brought vors
guaranteed HUNT SIS Z ST e29-7
1901 STYLES; quick work: 81 up LIQUID
ENAMEL PAINT Co, l6' ST NV m55-5
INTERIOR DEC0RATIONS-We are not merely
papeTLaHg srs-Ve are ready TO take your house
from tie hands Of the builder and DECORATE every
part N The very newest style and At the smallest
prices; ro interior toe srusll-1one too large
+. c. NoLTE. 81 9th 81 nv. m80
ROOMS PAPERED. 3 Up; legal guarantee with
all work; estimates furnished samples brought;
20 CC0-rolI stock TO select from; send postal
WILLIAM '. NAHCNEI- main store COS Pa ave
Sc; telephone East IIi-F, AEaeostia branch log
Pierce St mh2e-3m
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by " B. Hibbs & c.. mem
beTs Of the New York Stock Exchange, I4I9 7
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Union Pacific is being manipulated by c
wonderfully clever clique and it may be
forced higher. but it is at least
very dangerous stock to buy at its pres
ent Ievd The talk Of an immediate in
crease Of 6 per cent dividend for the stock
is probably without foundation. It was
jumped up this morning to ~ and better.
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sIAW'S SOVEREIGN PILE CURE Is not an in
teTual remedy. bur Is applied directly TO the parts
affected; II gives Immediate relief; one bottle is
generally sufficient TO cure any case Sold By
YOUR druggist Shaw Sovereign Pie Cure Com
pany 2es3J St nv, Washington, D. c. Price 80
cents Der bottle e2q-3
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FOR sALE-BTCYCLEs.

SAa - u LIS
FOR SALE-A gentleHan's and lady's wheel OF
last year IN perfect condition; lamp and bells
included; for SO 7oi c ST sw-. fat , MIS-
FOR sALE-Bicycle, or for stamps. Enquire 100
18th 81 mis-
IF YOU WANT ONE OF the highest-grade. we'll
known new 1891 fush-ioIHt bicycles made for only
SII75 and want i free ten days trial be-
fore paying one cent cut this notice out and mail
to SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. Chicago H.. for
free bicycle catalogue and fuu particulars
mh25-T.., fist
FOR SALE-Gent's bicycle; good condition: 81
Box 344 this Office. e91-3
LARGE ASSORTMENT Of bicycles. tires. and
Tundries 10 sell out at greatly reduced prices
Call at IL 9th St NV, between C and Il sts
m2O-5
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ORIGINAL GYPSY PALluST-Removed 10 10 <
81. nv. 10 cents; past. present. future Reunitez
separated Lucky charms Open Sunday. MR.
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The Steel securities spurted and were
generally strong. They are being han
died with great skill and II IS not unlikely
that they viii be advanced considerably
further in the near future
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NME- JONES. Pal1aist and Gard Reader. go 2
St nv, thorough panistry reading, &c; card
readings. IOc- 70 an 10 9-30-P,m- mis-
\ DOLLAR SAVED Is ONE MADE. That's what
Vorkingmen should know; they can come 10 Us
and get fine tailCT-msde suit Of clothes {slghtsy
used at a figure tHat'n do the poor mans heart
good. The Rare JUSTHS OLD STAND, 90
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TIT. net earnings Of the Northern Pa
cific for the month of March show an in
crease of S10.4S7- For the period from July
! TO March 81, they show an increase of
S262, $40 The net earnings Of the Rock
Island for the month show an increase Of
81 296. and for the fiscal year an increase
of $6S4,956 The Louisville and Nashville
earnings for March, show an increase Of
81. 6s9.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-07
HOUSEHOLD BITS.
Odds and Ends of Domestic Lore That May Come i'm
 Handy.

BookmarlSs, a new sort, of heavy ribbon incrusted with jewels, are a late manifestation at the book shops and counters, says the New York Post.
 A recommended polish to use on a piano case is made from equal parts of vinegar and paraffin oil Put together in bottle and shake well before using. This is said to give particularly bril- liant polish.
 Baked asparagus offers variety in the service of this vegetable. Cut the stalks into inch lengths and boil them slowly in salted water. When tender drain and arrange in baking dish, pouring over a rich drawn-butter sauce or sauce Hollandaise. Crate a good cheese-Parmesa san is the best over the top and brown in a hot oven.
 A mahogany polish that is highly recommended is prepared by mixing together one-quarter of pint each Of turpentine, linseed oil, alcohol and vinegar. Put in bottle and shake before using. The furniture should be cleaned first with soft flannel and a little of the mixture applied at time. When well rubbed in polish with an old silk handkerchief.
 The young mother should remember that the hungry baby does not cry vio- lently, but rather makes its want known in subduedman When an infant cries hard and sharply it is more likely to be in distress from a previous meal rather than clamoring for another. No rule is more careful 1v in si fad 11n0n bu tha frainnd ohi1d nurse of to-day than the regular feed ing of her charge, with nothing of fered to it between these times. It is a pity that as soon as child is out of babyhood the clamoring to eat be- tween meals, usually arising from a restless desire to be doing something different, is so quickly gratifed by the mother that it becomes in very brief time a habit exceedingly difficult to, conquer.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-07
WITH THE wHEELMEN.
Fem Was Fouled by Collett and Gets
 a Race


 Worcester, Mass, Aug 7.-George H. Collett won the final heat of the one mile national championship profes- sienal race at the Coliseum last night, but was disqualified for fouling W. s. Fenn at the beginning of the last lap. Collett crowded Fenn nearly off the track.
 Major Taylor was beaten in his heat by Fenn and Iver Lawson. Lawson and Taylor were in the lead in the next to the last lap and were jockeying for positions. Fenn sprinted and gained a lead of ten yards, which he kept to the end. Lawson passed Fay Tor on the last lap and Won easily. Summary:
 One mile, 2:1O class professional, won by Hardy Downing; Otto Maya second; George R. Leander third. Time 2:24 3-5.
 One mile national championship Won by w. S. Fenn, George H. Collett second; Frank Kramer and F. A. Me Farland divided third money, scoring one point each. Time final heat, Al 2-5.
 Two-mile handicap professional Won by Ivef Lawson. C. H. Coi1ett second; Lester Wilson third. Time i4:07 3-5. .
 One-third-mile handicap amateur Won by o. A. Ringels; G. w. Anderson second; B. R. Liyermore third. Time 38 1-5.
 Three-miIe lap race. amateur Won by Joseph Currie; w. J. Potter second R. A. Carni third. No time given.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-07
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Gallon was originally pitcher

Gallon was originally pitcher or ar, no matter of what size.
 Ohio was early called the Buckeye ssate," the name. being derived from the presence of great forests of buck eye trees when the country was first invaded by the whites.
 Hereafter visitors at the Kansas state penitentiary will be charged ten cents each. The sum goes toward paying the extra guard made neces- sary by the visitors.
 Candy makers say that the most profitable part of their trade is in fancy candies, put up in ornamental boxes, the box frequently cutting more figure in the purchase than the goods.
 The greatest bay on the face of the earth is that of Bengal. Meas ured in a straight dine from the two inclosing peninsulas, it's extent is about 420,000 square miles, or nearly double that of Texas.
 At Galileo's death one of his fingers was cut off as a relic, after the grew some fashion of those times, and has been pres erved at Florence. In 1872 it was presented by Donati, the di- rector of the Avcetri observatory, to Flammarion, along with one of Cali leo's original telescopes.
 According to the Book of Judges, the Hebrews at an, early day in their oc- cupation of Palestine had good high ways. In the song of Deborah, men, tion is made of the abandonment of the high roads and the use of by paths by travellers on account of the disturbed condition of the country.
 Washington market, the largest in New York, was established in 1913, Fulton market in 1891, Catharine in 17s6, Center market, part of which is now used for court purposes, in 1917, and Clinton market in 1929. Jefferson market, established in 1882, is partly used for court purposes, and Tomp- kins, established in 1928, is partly used as an armory. Wallabout mar ket, in Brooklyn, was opened in 1884; Harlem market, on East One Hundred and Third street, in 1891, and West Washington market in 1889.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-07
HART AND HAWAIIAN.

The date and the conditions to gov ern the bout between Marvin Hart and William Hanrahan were decided upon last night The men will box twenty rounds at catch weights before the Louisville Athletic club on August 27. It was learned last evening why the match was not definitely arranged when Mir Forester was in New York two weeks ago. The Louisville Ath- letic club tried to get Root to meet Hart. but when Louis Houseman, Roots manager, demanded that the contest must be decided under revised Queensberry rules there was a hitcA as Hart and his adherents are not fla mi1iar with MT Housema1i's so-called revised rules on boxing.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-07
JACK M'AUL1FFE FINED.

Jack McAuliffe yesterday was com pelied to pay ten honest dollars into the treasury of the commonwealth of Coney Island by edict of Magistrate Voorhees,. This was on account of his indiscretion few nights ago, when an assault upon police sergeant consti- tuted his chief effort. Thanks to the virile influence of the ex-fighter, but still militant bookmaker, the offended official, upon realizing that his injuries were no more serious than dislocated proboscis, was induced to substitute a charge of disorderly conduct for the original one of assault in the third de- gree The penitent pugilist received the judicial lecture with evident atten- ton, paid his fine and departed meek 1u
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-07
ABOUT THE RINGsIDE.

Pedlar Palmer in a letter to an Eng fish sporting paper, writes that he has been matched to box Harry Harris of Chicago which is to be decided at Chicago next month. Palmer is train- ing every day at Gloucester, England, and is reported as being in fine condi- ton.
 The wrestling match between Gus Ruhlin and Joe Acton, which was to have been decided at Portland this month. has been declared off. Acton at the last moment said that he could not get into trim in time.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-07
CLEAR TIE TRACK
Waterbury Is Stopping For No
 Team In Her Race

Derby Went Down Before Her Yester- day In Batting Battle-Rain Will
 Probably Stop All Games This Af- ternoon-Norwich Defeats Bristol In a Close Game-Bridgeport Wins One and Ties Another With New Haven Meriden Has It Easy With New Lon- don.
 Another victory was ours yesterday and the Derby team was easy fruit for Waterbury before a handful of spec tators. It was the hitting of the Wa terbury players that won the game for they pounded MT Tuckey until that Naugatuck gentleman was very tired. Naturally the Derby team at the pres ent time is badly demoralized but the men under Captain Scannel tried to save the game if possible and they played pretty good ball. COllifiower was in the game for the Waterbury team and his pitching proved an enigma to Derby. The only interest ing feature of the game was the bat ting of the Waterbury players, who pOsnded out singles, doubles, triples and homers enough to satisfy the most ravenous baseball appetite. The score: and summary:
 WATERBURY.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-07
The RuItnr Par.ion.

s'We had "a fire at our house, and the servant girl was nearly burned to death"
 lighting the fire with kerosene, eh?''
 "No; it was defective flue. You see. yelled to the girl to get out as soon as we discovered the fire, but she said she wouldn't leave without two weeks notice. "P Philadelphi
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-07
At Norwich.

Norwich, Aug Tt was battle of the leaders yesterday and Bristol was forced to go down before the last sea- son champions. It was fast game from the beginning to the end and BristoI's pitcher was found hard in just one inning, enough to win the game. The score: R.HE- Bristol .....1OO 100000 1-2 Norwich 1000 3 OOO OO-3 6 l
 Batteries-Mock and Beaumont: Gal lagher and Manner. Umpire, Hamlin.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-07
WALTER BURGo sKIps.

Trenton, Aug 7.-After getting two weeks board, enjoying good country air and doing little light training, Walter Burgo of Boston levanted just previous to the time scheduled for him to meet Harry BergerAof this city in a ten-round battle at the outing of the Trenton Eyrie, No 100, Fraternal Or der of Eagles, at thea Interstate fair grounds Monday. More than 2,000 Eagles and their friends were on hand to see the bouts of the evening and were patiently waiting the appearance of Burgo, but all signs of him failed. The Eagles were indignant. but had the consolation of seeing Eddie Davis of this city put Kid Shearer of Pater- son to sleep in the fourth round of a hard battle. Jim Handler and Joe Carter put up a stiff three round exhi- bition bout The afternoon was spent in local track athletics.