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PORT Rt\k CLOSED.
Mr.. ~. Mortimer brooks FIRST one To ne
Suspicious OF the institution.

NEWPORT. Il. I. June ~ Banker A. s
Sherman. tho cashier Of tho Merchant
Bank, Who attempted suicide La, might
bv shooting himself in he head. is still
alive. but tho dootors say hat there is 10
chance for hi recovery.
Mr-. n Mortimer Brooks 81 New York,
who j. here fur the summer. wa "A deposition
m the bank. and yesterday Sh" had Two
small ch,-rk~ protested They we're marked
No funds. and whcn Mrr. Brooks asked
for an explanation -ho was told that u
must la,a h,-,p "a clerical error Tho cor
r~ar'iou- were not made, and Mr. Brooks
f,i'.-i 10 10 satisfied n" examination
through, 20 light no CONDITION II N" hank
Ia. liau'i'ie- ar" kuoSn to h" very
heavy, with ~" assets practically nothing
Tho hank did not or~n FOR business thu,
morning. a uoiirr heing plac~d IN ~" door.
directing all desiring Information TO tho
orNCa Of n lawyer.
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The Worlds Best Sum.
Erler Medicine.
PAINE'S CELERY
OUND
Has Made People Well When
Every Diner Remedy
Has I allied.

Paine Crl ~ t.mpuu. cures disease
II la- -,,,,i "a" i.,- .l '.ula,'I- - -uI-
frrrrS. II ht- mat. t.n w,ah s'r.us,
yigoruu-. aul happy
Paine ,l.rr t.r',Hrl TuHa'- the
Hood al lul Yep VICE U,rEH..- -.-t.w
a. nothing 81" .ar Iu % B.. rr.-'r,' 'u'ly
the grr1, ht' ry.r ari t"al'h mtIHr
Oy-rw Irk,d aulurslvuu..n rtarii On NJ
gent need 81 10, h'alth giving p~rr-cnptlnn
To make and keep them we'll. Al women
should take Jdvarilg" 80 the Remarkable
power ul tbs t~.' Il m.ii,iu,~ frr re-
storing Nigur - fhr blD'i and strength
to the rsrl,u. -V-t"'n. The Nl-impurtaut
thing Tor u'fyo J., TNh down, and -l'r o.
les wum.u j. that ptiu"'- Crl'ry ,umpuuI Il
furtihD~ NJ" Nlulr INy-.,al -y.''m, amt
Nv Currs t'rv digestion ant regulating
the ~ o.. - u-f.r.~ sHH"t, uir"rNlug
sleDu. every cool" - IT, .u,-- IalU''-
CDlrv Compound ,.rrl f'ly AVID 10
man ,r'ly urrg. ua.h wealth Me- May
NJ siy't-, Batflwur.. ohio. saved bN PANE
C'i'Ty COMPOUND a''.r f'' it.tr'- IT able
phv-l.i1r-. grateful, writes a- + llnw-
M usl Cor eight v,rr- With u'rNouH
pro- rttl. and Co.,. E,u'Itl G.i / % COM
mon Co. omen u.G hHl SUD- Iri#l- tn my
back thuf Hvll NOT gH' around tn hrti-'
| u-cd ..V,ral rrm.Iiu- ant Du'-ultud soy
crd Il o." beet plH -IHiau- Without ,,'ain-
ing any u''f Pyi0u'- ,,'rv Compound
restored IN" - health.
all want to -av - al nu'h.r- that
Pune'@ 'rl'ry Cont T'I D.. a splendid
molicirr i.r '..ir 'I .rHu'
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IfI STOGk why UEth.
nasrIr>. Tate ~ nm lee cream Trust To
Iielp % rails to ke-p rricrs y.

n. inviting 81 the directors 81 the
American lc- Company FOR dividend action
y H. held On THURSDAY 81 next week.
The -hIr,- II the company continued
s-k Yesterday on the Stock ENchang"
.r common stock CLOSED at 10 ami ih.
%-.lrrrSi stock at iS'., representing de
,.lu'- boo each instance ui !. ~ a lpint
4 report thai th" Horton lc- Cream tom
rtuy aui tine Reid Ice cream had arranged
T., CONSOLIDATE amt lld entered into a work
~ agreement with th" American Leo
trmuany was d.utsi 10y representatives
IT IN" COMPANIES
Dy-rtur-s haN" frequently lecn made
~ promoters TO bring about such an at
f.ngsfneut. hut th. combination. y wac
siid Yesterday. u a. remote ~ ever
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u,Iri>G i>0,IRr BLOCkED.
Ori-r for the I~NamInsti"n 81 Two Of the
U%,frudants Re, rr>rf.

orders obtained Nv Archibald 4. Hutch
r-0n and Victor u McFlheuy, Jr.. for
themselves and other Stockholders ~ tho
American Mating Company for ~" "N-
ANNA On If El,"r'on n Chapman. Henry
" I.ui-rman md Ca-frr II f'cAr. who
Lad icon Instrumental m forming TN,
,,up.ry were rcver~,i Nv the tp~I-lln'e
DIVISION - 'hc supreme Court Yesterday
Ne ,.air'h- have '~gun an a"' iuE for
n accounting of alleged secret profits
AIDE uu the ,rgauiga'iru - tins company
against ~" members ~ ~" trm ~ Moor"
\ ~,llcv and ttrk-. Who Wss an employee
Ar.r rrcittrg fhe fact. alleged IN the
,.aiu' - paprr- tho ApT.llat" Division
-ty. 'r"y krow enough already 20 found a
.1'I.e 4 action without any examination
- the defendants
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III ED.

DANFORTH OF FRIDAY. June ~. isoc. Floyd
l. DauioTth. Ia ihr sIsl year Of Lis Ase, brother
OF ~ Loomis !. baniDrh.
Inlsrm,nt al UtrA, = =
DOWsEI.-M fiusaluE. T.. Z, on Friday. June
~. Isn. Man Anuc. WIDOW ~ Archibald DoWu-
~ and eldest daughter 81 Caim tru,, AMI
Msry j. HAWssey Of S.tecny. County Lr't-m.
Ireland. IN the 10Th year OF her age.
runsfal seric.s from the residence 90 her son.
earn CtoSs Dovuey. - North rar~ous az,
Flushing. on SUNDAY. June =. 1870 at 4, p N.
ln,rmenl AZ WOollAwn on Monday
NV n BROOKLYN. FRIDAY morning June N. is..
r,ba. NtV brlryrl husband Of ilA5eIh \ y.
80
l.rcfal Services AT hs late residence. 40. 90
.atrs a,tngc. on Sunday June y, isq. A. ~
N columbia couniS papers pieas cops.
kAHHAGT Mar Ann. widow ~ Henry RAbsage.
June H.. Iyo9. In her 7eth year
Funeral ssn Ices Al her late residence. lee Heber-
ton ~. Iori Rtrhmond. staten Island. Friday
eyeninS. June -. 1912. At = O'Clock, Inter
m,nt al ~ press HIS. kas, New rors. saturday
sbogt ~ II.
VEIN -o~Ar. suddenly on Thursday evening.
18th Inst. a, his late residence IN this city.
IN The osth year OF his az.
fnt-rncnt private.
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saxe,>s stsrrs AesrsER
Tee A-saa~t,s~ ~ ts-esssss % Z
sixte<u-tssr-ots sirt.

Royal z Bian-y, ~ha run . daneins
aasisnv Ia Ws-t tfsih street. Wa hsid
for trial yesterday t~for~ MaEi-'rsts ram-
msr In the Harl.m poltr~ court Tor ahsiIct-
ing siH,-.n-y-ar-od Louis s~isihhaI-~r q
-s LA-i nth street n1e gub aii.nd-i
Rlar-y. s,hool AMI became a proArrrt
danc-r Blnusy fHl Ia tn,- Nth her Nhr
-av- that two v,,k- < Bilu~v krpt her
az Tho asalsmv after hour, and then a.
-sulissl h.t
she va afraid 10 81 homc and stayed A.
a relative. huu-' IN Harlem. where -he
Nas found hv her mother. The giIl told
hsr muftrr of Tie Assault and Bsn"y va
aru..'el n, denied thsssirN. story
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REBELS cor INTO IA GUArRA.
Killed Two Government Leaders. u l.
Rsported -Uesi-gtng Core.

NTFfIaF TNVF N'FVHNF Ut -
LONDON. Juuc "A despatch 20 the
Dciiy Mad from Willenstad. Curac1 a,
says that insurgrnt guerrillaS have entered
la Guayra. Venezuela, and silled the leaders
Carrietdo and SdTrin.
A Government gunbcat ~hombarded Nal
que,ln. destroying buildings and killing
II injuring a number Of n~on-cumbatanrs
The Dutch warhip konin gin R~eg"ntes
arrived and stopped the bomhardment
The msurgent Gen. Rieras has captured
Iavela de Coro and Ia NV be>ieging Coro,
the water supply II which has been cut on.
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MONT rELEg sim ACTIVE.
The People Are New tiecinx rom Merne
N.ngr.

Special Csas Dsipa'-s % rut Srs
ST LUCIA. Jun 80 Al ascent toward
the new crater on Mont pclc' was made
from Morne Rouge on the 18th inst. by Id
mund OTIS Hovey. associate curator Of
the Geological Department Of tho American
Museum Of Natural History. New York. and
C'eorsS Carroll Curtis.
A great volume % s.rain and mud issued
from the crater with a roaring noise. and
the air was full OF s~ulphurous fumes Es-
rlosions. like the bursting 81 huge bombs.
occurred az III. rim OF the crater, which
apI.ar~d red hot.
The inhabitants are nceing from Morre
Rouge.
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f~sa,assi~.. % the s.apsre. Ne SEQ. Are
tsit IN Inc tvar ef sssf

sfertd tfhf nssrairs - Tvs w
BsHitS. Jnus ~ tmpsrof William rash.
q -Is.ch At AS-A- Chaf-ll. to-day. IN shlrh
he Displayed mIch ~ 'h- sp,rt mani
fsstcI In ht. earlier pubic a~,tirr--r-
AFTER declaring hat m" founfiatioh- e NJ
empirr wsrr hti In tho far ~ God. hi-
Nap--ty -Aii
4 book TO all - strengthen ,he hold -
religion ON the psoplr, Catholics ard Prot.
estant. alike Nhosu-,er does not ba-.
his life on faith - lu-t NV fnpirr. my
army ard myself have chosen the prot"c-
tion ~ Him Who aid Heaven and earth
may IaS- away. hat nv word shail not
Ia-> away
Tie Emperor al-p std that the German
language Wa spreading over -.a The
Germauz Nefe the hr.' 10 employ discov-
cries IN science. and otLers only cupi'-i
them. This was the real dominion which
tho spint of Germany seeks.
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HOt ~ PROf ETDINGS.
philippine Itii Bt.c'issed -Fanfcrenees
on Army and tAnAi mus.

WASHINGTON. Jun" ? -The House to-
day. besides continuing the debate 81 the
Philippine civil Government bill, agreed To
a conference on the Army Appropriation
hll and the lrthmian Canal hal, over the
frs named measure there has b.n "A
d-adlock between IN" S-ua'" and Hou-,
Ter -evrral weeks over a matter - patlia-
mrn,afv etiquette. and the ~rnat" rc'N.ding
from it, position amicable relations have
t-~u resumed.
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MARRIED.

ADAMS WATKINS - Mouday ru7- 70 ''oe
D., ,h- groom = '.t'sr. Rev = = ADAMS. Of
N''storo. Mas At inc rrSld-E,e Of The
hrdrs 'a'h,f. John - Watsas. o NaaGr
pare. sarah Lurrrtis Watkins 10 Edward
v,-f,t Adams al - BROOKLYN. ~
SrusKNAR LIGHT IN uurNisy. June ~.
is.. at New Yofs boy the Rev David q Wyr-.
pAstof % the Scutch Irs sbyieuAn Churrn
liza IL l4gal 81 Nrw YORK so Cnas q ~
Sto,LnaT Of Jersey G1iy
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mo ORDERs FOR STEEL RAILS.
And the Companies Outside the steel
trust axe Getting Their share.

MANY - he railroad companies. both
Fast and West. are putting IN large orders
for new -te- rails for delivery IN igbS. Tho
I%'ni,,.l stats steel Comp any l. expected
to get th. larger proportion ~ the" orders,
I'M, several Important orders have b,sn
nla. al with the ~1ackawannH Steel Com
Inv and also with the Pennsylvania and
,ambria Steel COMPANIES. There j. au-
thoitv for the statement tina the Penn
sylyania RRilroal company will iuy not
l.-s than IT'S on tom of new TaIl,, to 10 laid
nn it, own and affiliated lines ncrt wear
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uor,,cr $40, tn D~,sc,i,r Di~-.

Charles Beaver, a cook Of 22s Past Thirty
ninth street who was shot through the m
,,.-, ,nr, by Detective Philip Sweet 81 a."
Ea-t Tw. n'y--.cuud str,-'t TuliCr station,
rhilo resisting arrest, on ~" night 30 May
~ died yesterday IN BrlleNu" Hospital
Rsaycr with two companions rnde an at
,.mr, 10 rob q Second avenue fish -tor'
Au.r A struggle with tho proprietor they
we're SURPRISED by ~" polic-. Beaver fed
Pursued by Swe~t. d fired a warning
shot IN the ait and then brought down his
man
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IBrIs~niard Dld NJ, Put Nae.

SPs1aI Cass D'ipaic, 10 Tus SIX
Q~tIrS-TOvs, Jun" 10 No further news
ha- t@en received 81 the steamship B~lg-n-
land. which was reported yesterday To lie
returning eastward In consequence ~ q
mi-hap after her departure. !, Is now
thought that tho ~signalman who made tie
r,tuprt was mistaken.
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Hero of ~. rrcrre Rewarded.

Spsrs! Cass Ds,pa;Ss 10 TIM Sun.
IoNpos. Jun" 90 The Beard % Trade
has awarded a piece Of plate 10 Capt. Free
man, master Of the British steamer Roddam.
Ia ecognition Of hs gallantry and devotion
a. duty at the tim" 81 the destruction of
y, Pierre, Martinique, 10y the eruption Of
Mon, Pele'. when he saved his ship
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FORTHE BRIrIsH SHIP COMBINE.
SIR Christopher Furn~ss Ru,s siS steamer
ef the Gulf line.
.sp,rai Case ps,paioA to THu Sun.

SPECIAL case psspaieA to THr Sun.
LONDON. June ~. Sir Christopher Fur
ness. NJ. p, the ~well-knoWn shipo~ncr,
who. IL is understood. il Interested with
A l. Jones In the Cunard Company'- now
move. la. bought six steamers ownaNi hy
th. Gull Line Of Grsenook. The line -
engaged In the South American trade
The steamers. which are built Of s'c"l,
were constructed about ten years agu
Their average gross tonnage Il 100
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COR.
Pia,-or Of Tie Ia the Metropolis Asso-
citation ~IisndicAr.

~ the links Of the Tuxedo Golf Club YES
t.rdiy the tie IN tho annual medal play haudi-
cap Of IN. Metropolitan Golf Association
came M for decision II wE- made or NAV
a.. bet cen cX-AttOru"l General Grigg, ~
~" N"rth Jersey Country club, who -uof.d
ia. ~ ~. and John Mollef. Jr. l,k"v ood
Coli club. N.th n" card Of iep. - tea Tho
play-oI vas under the ~4me conditions and
N. feature VA, SIoilsr- brilliant game.
which enabled L.u 10 win on tie net score
by four strokes The cords we're
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kISSrD ron JrR0Fs H,>D.
wr,ie o. Acquitted Of Nur'er,ns the Ear
Who Tore itis vust ache Out.

Dominic Mcile. who was indicted tor
murder n having hot and Killed. francisco
I~Con,o last month. was %acluitteSi In tho
County Court in BROOKLYN Last NIGHT. The
d-lrnce was -.lf-dsfencc MriIc test .h.si
tina, UpConzv pulled his mu-'achc ui'i.
the hsirs came out and then attempted 20
stab him
Whan the iurv'- verdict had becn inter-
prrt.i to the prisoner, he JumUsd up and
Kissed the hand uf cach of the Jurors.
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,-por, Of Wis. white. rnsss.m-n, Denied


~ 7 II :" TW1TTF II NJ NTF-
LONDON. June Henry white. First
SECRETARY ~ the United States Embassy,
requests tha a denial te made of the report
that his daughter j. engaged to he married
To Marshall q RobrrtS
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The New s.crman Gable.

SpsdaI Csds Despdica o. rHs Srs
RERLIS. Jun. ~ The first section Of
the new German Atlantic cable. from Bor-
kun to th. Azores Islands. will be CON.
pl.,ed by Dec. 81. 1905. The second So.
ton. from tie Azores TO New York. will 10
laid bctw zen tha, date and Dec. 81, 1904.
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CROzlER cn,rr or ORDN,NCr.
The senate CONFIRMS the >~oniins;ioa d,
Noir Of "a 10 ~.

WAsHiNoroN. Junc ~ n" nomination
Of Col. William Crolirr 10 H. Chief ~ ord
Eauc- with "a" rank Il Rucaiier-trneral.
was confirmed bv the S.nat" to-day in eH-
cclilve -...lon. Nv a vote ~ ~ ~ u
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,.,n 10 . stamford ,hIidr-n's Home.

GREENWICH. Conn, June 20 Henry X.
McIIarr. a Pittsbufg iron merchant, who 10
ctitly Divided Go.0O among bic employees,
ford to-day.
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v,-y heavy day IL outlined for 40 VI
ink - ~" pNA.r Meadow tu.t
tlIb. i+-lds- tue ioJT~oH' ,lav. there Wul
u, a .Il|.fNlu. round lot ff-i and second
yJihs- ur'-.Dt"i % \ l. Norris srl , Il
tl-N. uiN.yi fuursDu-- are on - tlr Itr,i-
mont and Nr-iCLr~i,T Inks Wrubsr-
ma'cl,. nj the l~u,l-wuoi aud Marin" aud
tl-ld tlub>. the qualifying round Tor the club
,uu- 10 luit- Ara'n aud l. tudI,sp- Hrd team
MATCHES galprr. on" OF ~" most Important
b-iug tuo annual visit Of the bui'u-Tol team
To- tuc Morris county UuN- II" u' Eastern
pttEvuN Golf ,lub pUl hold IT, Nr>t burdlrIp
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, Wilton ..rp.,, b, Contra, Restaurants.

Ne showing the growth "f the railroad
business. the passenger depart
men, uf the New York Central has issued
a statement that the operation 81 itG dining
department amounted last wear To nearly
81 60.
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Mourning for the hing of ss>cny.

special CaHs ps.psieh 70 tbs StS.
IoNpoS. June "a line kug ha- ordered
three weeks court mourning to- th" King
IT SaNouy, hut The mourning will b" su--
p,rtcd during the coronation festivities
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kITCHFNTR'S RETTRN.
Ue WI SAN From Cane Town for England
on June ~.

carr lows. June 2p-ucu Kitchener
vii sail for England on the steamer Oratava
on Junc q The Mayor ami corporation
will previously give a luncheon in his honor.
The Irish society will present an address
To him.
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RosrJN. June 20 -lu.'tF.s matches 100
'l' Sfa'- yLaMp.Ht-hlI tournament tf MOI
-tuu resulted "a y~l,'urI', luf D q llurY
Of D-klay aud 4 -. Lockwood co.. h..e'.H
and tN,y Nill meet Tomorrow in a., 'it. e.
tI-Itl --tT holes II va grand IAy f.f AH.I
aud ~" matches. 'sI"r ..Il' u" one lee
tween j VI Richards and j e. Ihurp V,r.
we'll worth seeing lhurp Ma, DORM" 81 iu"
-.N"ut'"Iih aud Richards .,tur very rr.r
gyttlug three fnI tie 'igN'""uth hole. which
would have ialN'd ~" WHf.t IT, ball
trimmed IN. cup and Iamc out lockwood
Won b., match WIKI T. } II smith % @ up
and 4 t1 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-21

The Wr.throok Golf club. 20 avoid a c,r-
r.' With tho M0rrr.- county Co... ,..u-
ui,.r ornament. hL- can,.ii"i - f'".-ipr - .
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SPECIAL kOTi(ES.

To NEGLECT THE HAIR !, TO lose youth and
om eiintss NJ We ~ with PAhhftS hAIR BAl4SAM
nlNDIRCORNS. tue bs>' cure Tor cons. ists.
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pi"u-utu of tho associate men h"r- Ns-t'tiaF
from q field 90 twelve ~-,.ftrf- at tie iug"-
wool toll I.b
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ALL INK GE>ERAL AEUA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-24
Renders Adverse Opinion.

r. B. Brown, representing a zalt whisky
concern. recently requested the District
Commissioners to permit the sale of it's
particular brand of liquor by druggists for
medicinal use only, holding the druggists
accountable If it be sold as a beverage.
The present law allows druggists to sell
whisky only upon a prescription and only
once upon each prescription. Mr.. Brown
desired that the druggists should be al
lowed to sell the whisky represented by
him in original packages for medicinal use.
The matter was referred to the city solic-
itor. Mr.. Duvall. and he has returned the
application with an adverse opinion, say
ing:
1T is not disputed that this is an intoxi-
eating liquor, and that it is or may be
used and sold as a beverage. 1 am of the
opinion that it is an intoxicating liquor
within the meaning of the act of Congress
regulating the sale Of Intoxicating liquors
in the District Of Columbia. approved
March 3. 1893. 1 am of the opinion drug
gists would be liable to the penalties pro-
vided by the act If they sell this article
otherwise than on such prescription"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-24
Anacostia and Vicinity.

The work of constructing an addition. to
the Garden Memorial Presbyterian Church
on Minnesota avenue Anacostia, was start
ed this morning. About $500 will be ex-
pended in the Improvement, the funds hav-
ing been mostly collected through the eff
forts of the different classes Of the church.
A large apartment will be built on the east
side of the ed4fce to be used principally by
the primary Class.
The funeral of William R. johnson, who
was one of the Oldest residents of Stanton
town, where he was widely known, took
place yesterday from the Campbell A. NJ E.
Church on Nichols avenue. Rev. Frank P.
Lewis. the pastor Of Campbell Church, of
ficiated, and the remains were inferred in
Moore's cemetery. The deceased was sew
enty-fVe years old.
lawn party was givn last evening under
the auspices of St. Cecelia's Guild Of CAL
vary Chapel of Northeast Washington on
the grounds surrounding the home of Mr.
and Mrs. c. P. Phillips, Howard avenue,
AnacoSta.
Richard W. Roberts and family. who
have resided ON Pierce street, Anacostia,
for several years. have removed to Eng
hand, where they will make their home In
the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Liverpool of Nichols
avenue, Anacostia, have had as their guest
recently Prof. E. w. B. Curry, the presi-
dent Of Curry College, Urbana, Ohio.
Mr.. Henry w. Tippett of jackson street,
Anacostia, has returned home after spend
ing his vacation near Magruder's Ferry.
on the Patuxent river. He tried the fish
ing with good success for a number of
days. Mr.. Tfppetts family returned with
him from Cedarville. Prince Gorege's coun-
~. Md.
A handsome cottage has been completed
for Mr.. Henry A. Griswold on Arthur
street. Anacostia, near Chestnut place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-24
Hints of the Farnese Palace.
RETURN OF MAI. RATHBONE.
Former Director of Cuban Posts Will
Ask Investigation.

The New York Herald of today says: At
ter three years in Cuba, where he was di-
rector general of posts, and where he was
convicted of frauds jor Estes C. Rath-
bone returned to this country yesterday on
the steamship Niagara. Sentenced to ten
years imprisonment in Cuba, he had ap-
pealed to the supreme court of the island
when the general amnesty was proclaimed
and he was set al liberty.
Declaring that General Leonard Wood is
responsible for his trouble. the major says
he is here to seek vindication. He left for
Washington last night, there to confer with
his friends, Senator Hanna-Who deposited
100000 in cash for his release and has de-
Tended his courSe-and other prominent pol
iticians to whom he is well known.
He will attempt to have the case again
submitted to the Supreme Court, and there
Is every likelihood he may be successful in
this, as it was only recently President
Roosevelt directed General Wood to promul-
gate an amendment to the law of Cuba
which will permit the Supreme Court to re-
view not only the law in Rathbone's case,
but the facts as WELL and to take additional
testimony. Failing in this, he will ask for
an investiga ton by Congress.
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street, Massachusetts, avenue would have
to be carried under the car shed and ter
minal embankment in a tunnel about 300
feet long. This great advantage may be
partly offset by the following considera-
tions: Massachusetts avenue changes dlrec-
ton at New Jersey avenue, so that the
view along ii is necessarily interrupted here
and a somewhat similar result is produced
going eastward by the forty feet difference
of elevation between Delaware avenue and
I'd street east; the relief of Massachusetts
avenue is gained at the expense of IL street.
with its street car line and much heavier
traffic, though III street must. in any case.
PASS under the viaduct The Massachu-
sets avenue site affords more ample room
at the station front and easier approaches
for handling large crowds. 1t is somewhat
more convenient of access, except by street
cars, for practically the whole northeast
and northwest sections. AS stated before
the greater distance from the Capitol ~
considered an advantage by some
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Z. W. Grove.

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Piano Recital by Little People.

The pupils of Miss Berda s. Wilson gave
piano recital Saturday evening last at
Confederate Veterans Hall. Besides the
piano selections rendered by the pupils,
violin solo by Mr.. Edward M. Webster and
selected Rotations by Miss Anita Dieter
ich added much to the enjoyment of the
occasion. Miss Wilson, at the close Of the
program, rendered piano solo. Among
the pupils who took part some Of whom
were quite small, were the Misses c. Edith
Holden, Ethel Murray. Nellie Morgan, Olive
Burch, Marie r. Brooks, Edith NJ Murray,
Esther Dante, May Baker Jennie McCor-
mick, Hattie NJ. Ohm, Nell Reinburg Ma
mie F. Morgan, Ethel Wines, Maude E.
Emig, Zelda L. Miller, Margaret Daley,
Grace c. Daley, Bertha Beers, Bertha E.
Bell, and Messrs. John w. Martyr and
George Reinburg.