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RAILROAD NOTICES.
Boston and Return, s.

Via the Burlington Route. Tickets on
sale Oct to 10, inclusive Inquire at
city ticket Office. 400 Robert street (Hotel
Ryan,.
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Red Raven Reasons.

Red Raven Splits, sparkling, pleasant
tasting, yet a powerful aperient. Now
that is a reason for you to buy.
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Boston and return, one fare. via. the
Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul Ry., De-
tober 9Th to 10th; return limit Nov. 18th.
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Dominic DISSECTS 1T
COAL STRIKE is TREATED FROM
PULPIT BY DR.. II. 3.
TAYLOR
TRUE DEMOCRACY MUST BE
OBSERVED, SAYS CLERGYMAN

Maintains That If Law of Christ
Were Applied 1t Would, obviate
Strikes-Quotes Scrpture-It Sup
ports Principle of Arbitration
Workers Are Forced to Fight.
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NEW YORK, Oct. $50 thickly en-
cased with barnacles and marine
shrubbery as to make progress slow
unless a gale Of wind was at her heels,
the British ship Kentmere yesterday
drove slowly into port, 1877 days out
from Hiogo, Japan.
The voyageawas one of etheNmost pro-
longed of any in recent years and was
due, Captain Burch asserts, to the foul
bottom Of the ship, the persistency of
battling winds and the long stretches
when there was no wind at all. The
supply of lime juice, which all vessels
flying the English flag are required by
British maritime laws to carry, ran out
before the long voyage was half done,
and as a result scurvy invaded the
crew.
The dropsy-1ike swelling, which
marks the appearance Of the disease,
began six weeks ago, and one by one
did men suceunlb, crawling to their
hunks to gnaw with loosening teeth
at the tough salt horse" and hard tack
which makes up the chief article Of
forecastle diet.
Health Officer Acts.
Seven of the men were helpless in
their hunks when the vessel reached
quarantine last night, four of them be-
ing seriously afflicted. Health officer
Doty said: Anti-scarbutic remedies
were given them, and by good chance
they may all pull through.
Those Of the crew who were not
down with the scurvy were suffering
hot 9th c,tr 1iorI,t Of 40
sea, moon blink browsing through
the long doldrum nights many of the
men had slept on deck, with faces ex-
posed to the strong moonlight which
beats during tropic nights.
This brought about the smoon blink"
of which they now suffer; it is an af-
lection of the eyes which makes the
sufferer blind at night, though it does
not affect the eyesight at other times.
Her Tedious Trip.
Laden with curios, bamboo, camphor
and camphor oil, the Kentmere sailed
from Hiogo on March Is. Her master,
Captain Burch, chose the Cape of Good
Hope route, and had reason to think
ere he had rounded that cape of storms
that the legend of the Flying Dutch
man was to repeat itself in his sober
British trader.
But at last he weathered Of that
cape and stood out upon the Atlantic
to put in at st. Helena, to allow
of his crew to receive medical
aid, the man having got steel silver
in his eye. The ship did not renew
her supply Of provisions there, as the
captain did not anticipate the long
journey that was in store.
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ton apply to J. N. Storr City Ticket
Agt., corner 9Th and Robert sts, ST Paul.
Homeseekers' Tickets to the West.

Homeseekers can buy excursion tickets
via the Great Northern railwNv to points
In Manitoba, Montana, Washington and
for the round trip on first and third
Tuesdays of July, August, September and
October.
Tickets and Information from all rail-
way ticket agents. or T. l. Whitney g.;
P. & T. A, st. Paul.
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Boston and Return for One Fare.

On October 6-1O, via Chicago Great
Western Railway. For further informa-
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Through Cars to California

through lars 10 CALIFORNIA
Every Tuesday and Saturday via the
North Western Line. Particulars 3S3
Robert Street. -tag-
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SOME RICH AND RARE
OLD PAINTINGS STOLEN

MuriIlo and a Coca Taken. =. From
Antique Museum at Madrid.
MADRID, Oct. 1.-Two more valu-
able paintings have been stolen from
the old world and surreptitiously
brought to this country, as it is now
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

.>~-o-o-~-o-~.~1S~~~S~S-4~s
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stoGkhodeN Ma Oito the Sa,ht pau WINNIE
for the election of Board of Directors
and transaction of such other business
as may come before it. will be held at
Mimi, on Thursday Octoper 9th, 1902,
at II O'clock in the forenoon.
st. Paul, Mimi. September 9th, 1902.
EDWARD SAWYER. Secretary.
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RIoodshed Is lnexcnsable.

We cannot palliate. we cannot excuse
that some have no doubt INDUCED in un-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-25

JAMES NJ BECK
Special NIase Commissioner
OFFICES BECK. ROBINSON & KANE
Si2 GIRARD BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA
n. THOMAS SONS,
lis = Fourth ST. 1921 Chestnut St,
Philadelphia, Pa
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MARKET IRREGULAR,
Showing DECLINES
Recently Active Specialties
the Worst Sufferers.
C0ALERS WERE ALSO LOWER
Dealings Were Very Largely Professional
Except for a Small Volume Of Liquida-
CONTEMPLATION Again Apparent
A Few Specialties Rallied.

NEW YORK March 25.-The tone Of
the Stock Market was reversed this morn
ing. opening prices showing reactions and
declines extending from fractions to se,-
eral points
Some Of the specialtics which have been
recently active were the worst sufferer S
on attempts OF late buyers on the recent
decline 70 market their holdings.
The coalers were also lower. notably
Reading, en- the information that the an
thracite miners had formulated their de-
mands. which will be presented 10 the
coal operators through the Civi. Fedora
tion.
Wall Street. however. does not take all
the strike talk seriously. The steel is
sues were heavy. but received good sup
port, and the declines were extremely
small
A specially that was exceptionally weak
was Evansville and Tcrre Haure, and the
decline in that quarter was Graceable TO
the error in bookkeeping" which ne
cessitates the POstpoucment Of dividend
on the common shares.
Coio~a.,o Fuel and Iron also YIELDED CAS-
~ ~ - Ism = VI a 'AlAslll amount OF
stock Germ products we're strong and
higher and Sugar was reactiorary.
Elsewhere a very tarr degree Of strcngl d
was shown by the traction stocks. while
the grangers were relatively steady.
Londcn cl5!eJ Slightly lower rrices for
American shares with the tone Of the
market dull
The outlook for money gave traders
some lilfir apprehension. as Il was not
believed that between now and April lG
there would be much ease in this quar-
ter The 2PprCl hing three-iays' holiday
also had some influence 10 .a;.s.ng trad
eTs TO rec;!aa their commitments
As the mCrning advanced the market
became decidedly irregular. The dealings
were very largely professional, except for
a small volume OF liquidation &c which
prices in number Of directions yielded
very easily
Manipulation was again apparcni
Judging from the fluctuations, the at
tenpts Of the various pools to interest
the outside public in the past ten DAYS
have not been successful.
Call money loaned up TO per cent, and
the Sub-Treasury continues to gain from
the banks. having in its operations thus
far this week received more than 500 600
in excess Of its expenditures.
In the face Of the strong money market
foreign exchange was also firm with a
scarcity of bills OF all kinds and q some
what urgent enquiry for remittance
Following the early decline American
Sugar, North American. Colorado Fuel and
Iron. and a few other speciaIties rallied
sharply Evansville and TeTrc HaWe was
weak and under pressure. owing to the
story affecting the payment OF the divi-
dend on the common stock.
Considerable frmness was shown by the
traction group particularly Manhattan
and Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Sales Of stocks 10 1 p. m. 81, 500 shares;
bonds, 81, 45O. 900.
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BROOKS CASE INQUEST.
The Chief Interest Centred in Coroner
Browns Proceedings.

NEW YORK. March 25--Chief interest
in the Brooks murder case centres now in
Coroner Browns inquest which begins to-
morrow
should Coroner Brown also decide to
Iule the detective testimony out. the
case. il is said Will be brought to
standstIl But should he admit that
testimony, j., is believed that the case
will then be presented TO the grand jury
District Attorney jerome said yesterday
that tie case would not go 10 the grand
jury unless there was evidence additional
10 that which was before Justice Mayer
when he released the girl
10 has been said that ar effort will be
made by the District Attorneys Office 20
put Florence Burns on the stand at the
inquest tomorrow.
IL is thought that any such attempt can
he successfully frustrated by the girls
counsel
A subpoena could be served upon her
but she could refuse to testify. il is
thought, in view Of the fact that she
was once under arrest in the case. II is
considered very unlikely that any sub
p0ena will be served upon Florence Burns
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NORFOLK. Va. Msrch 25.-Captain
Johnston, OF the British steamer Ripling-
ham, which has just arrived here. reports
passing yesterday about sixteen miles
southeast Of Bodie Islard. a charred mast
head Captain johnson said he passed
within eco yards Of the wreck, which Is
directly in the cOdstwisc lane. He con
sIders il an especially dangerous dere-
lict. II is probably the wreck Of the oil
steamer Major Barrett. the burning Of
which was reported last Saturday
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Schooner Probably Lost.

NANTUCKET. Mass. March 25.-Cap-
tain Coffin, OF the COskaty Life Saving
Station, pickeG up the quarter board Of
the two-masted schooner Orozimbo OF
Calais, Ne. yesterday afternoon and fear
IS entertained that the craft was wrecked
a. Captain Brooks. or the schooner Fly
away, which went on Nantucket Bar. says
that on The night OF March s ne saw a
schooner aste-u CT him in distress
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~ INsURANcE sTocK
Levey Sentenced for Forgery

BALTIMORE. Nd. March 25.-'Pro-
fessor" Dan Levey, who ratified the
san Francisco race men recently for large
sums. WAS sentenced 10 five years in the
maryland penitentiary this morning for
forgery. He got into the Drovers and
Mechanics Bank. Of this city for 81 zoo
and into other people for a like sum
he forged the name Of his brother. Mac
LoTey. Of BrooklNn
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-25

BERLIN, March 25.-Municipal cleo
tions were held in a number OF Prussian
towns today. The elections resulted in
considerable success for the Socialists.
even the small places, where Socialists
were never before elected.
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Handles and FOotIess Town omcial

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. March Is
William v. Field, who has neither hands
nor feet. vas yesterday elected a mem
Der OF the Board OF Assessors by a hand
some vote. There were seven candidates
IN the field and Mr.. Field received 100
more than his nearest opponent
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REBUILDING BILL UP.
Steel Trust Measure Now Before Jersey
Horse

TRENTON. y. j.. March 25.-Seaate
bill 49,. which is the United States steel
Corporations so-calIed refundinR bill
vas sent to the House this morning. il
having passed the Senate
It is said that Wayne MacVeagh. jr..
representing the steel Trust, will argue
its passage before committee if oppo-
sition to the measure develops 10 such an
extent that be deerts it necessary.
The friends of the bill insist that the
measure is designed wholly TO enable the
steel Trust 10 issue Iefsnding bonds. but
the bill is said also to be designed TO en-
able the trust directors 20 act without
giving the notice TO stockholders which
the present statutes demand.
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YOUTHFUL BIGAMIsT A SUICIDE.

Brings Wife to a Window to See Him
Shoot Himself.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. March Prank
Reiter- young man for whom a warrant
charging higamy was issued in Covington
several days ago. committed suicide in
the rear Of his first wifes home.
He threw stones against the window IN
iii he attracted his wife's attention AS
soon as she appeared at the window he
placed a pistol TO his head and sent a
ball through his brain.
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SOME PEOPLE with sums Of so and upward
Who Web Zoo,. safe investment. paying 8 pei
ceft and constantly increasing. about - O'p n
ail o. te sold For illI Information address BOX
rs, yhis oficc. ez5-7
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washington Stock Exchange

Sales-Capital Traction. 5Gl12 Mer-
genthaler: IOQ1S4Z; I5Gls4k. Lsnston:
1G15. Greene Copper Company: 256l9al
n & ". Steamboat 1d20O. After call
MergenthaIer: 10d1s42s. 10G1S4Ik; zoo
1915. 85dlS5. 206ISJh
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PERSONALS.

LET ALL THE WORKlNGNEN REJOICE, as the
spring has opened up with plenty Of work before
YOU and that means al viii want another suit
and light oyercoat-aud there is onis one Zone
price, house IN the city that sells them (tailOr-
made, slightly u-edl az prices far below those
for new stuff. The Eye-OpuG, JUSTHS OLD
STAND. Gl9 ID st. e247
READING by intuitioual paIuistry- 5l3 10Th s.
NV. second floor Hours, u 10 o. m. Walk
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PRINCETON DEBATERS NAMED.
viii Argue the Excise Question With
Harvard.

Harvard.
PRINCETON, y. j., March 25.-The team
which will represent Princeton in the an
nual debate with Harvard at Cambridge
tomorrow left for Boston this morning
Il was composed OF Robert ". Anthony,
O. Watertown. \. Y, Robert A. Blair, Of
Belfast, Ireland. and Alexander J. Barron,
Of Pittshurg. Pa. The question is.
Resolved. That Mayor Low should en-
force the excise laws in New York city"
Princeton will defend the affirmative.
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AN INCREASE OR A STRIKE.

LUWCII MIL UptIdlIFtS IuSIIuCI IUI Dt-
cisive Action.
LOWELL. Mass. March g. The
Muelespinners' and Loom Fixers' Associ-
alton last night at special meetings voted
to instruct their delegates TO the Textile
Council, which is to meet Wednesday
night, to vote for . strike II the demand
for an advance OF 10 per cent in wages is
not granted.
The other organizations viii undOubt-
edly follow their example
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
nlLLMRIA- HnLuLNG a ER.EALE n.L-RL.

COLUMBIA, HOLDING A PROBATE COURT.
No. lOGs3. Administration.
This is 20 give notice that the subscriber, Of
the District o. Columbia has obtained from the
Probate Court OF the District Of Columbia let
tiers tearamentary on the estate Of Charles
Smith. late OF the District Of Columbia, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
deceased arc hereby warned 90 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated,
90 the subscriber on or before the nth DAY or
MARC =. A. ID. 1903; otherwise they NAV by Law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate
Given under my hand this 18th day Of March,
1902. ERNEST A. BOEGER. 1919 r n. NV.
Attest. Louis A. DENT
Register Of Wills FOR the District Of Columbia.
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
A. s TAYLOR, Attorney. uhIs. ZJ-apI
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ON SURETY
AND GUARANTY co.

or PHILADELPHIA. pa
VIII furnish bonds Of al kinds Government con
tract. Court bail and nCividuaI security prompt
ly furnished THOMAS "a. ByCkEY. General
Manager District Of Columbia ONCE. Mauhat-
tan Life Building rs I4th st. NV. W Washington
ID. G.. ua4-2
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LEGAL NOTICE.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, HOLDING A PROBATE COURT
ESTATE or EMELINE Il. CONO|ER- De
ceased No. lO667. Administration.
Application having been made 10 the supreme
Court Of he District o. Columbia, holding
Probate Court for probate o. the last VIII and
testament 4 said deceased and Tor letters tesla
mentary "a said estate, by Lottie 2. Wait, ex-
ecutrIX therein named il Is ordered this 18th
Cav o. March. A. u. 1902, that notice be
ana hereby is given 20 Sarah Apted, Nandalia,
Mich; David Wait, Of Dexter Mich, and Henry
Hood. whose last known address was 81. Louis,
No. and 20 all others concerned 20 appear 10
said court on MONDAY. THE ZlST DAY OF
APRIL. A. ID. 1902 AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. 10
slow cause why such application should not be
granted Provided this notice be published in
he Washington Law Reporter and The Wash
.=,gton Times once in each OF three successive
weeks before the return day herein mentioned
the first publication 10 be not less than thirty
days before said return day.
JOB BARNARD. Justice.
Attest: LOUIS A. DENT,
Register Of Wills for the District az Columbia.
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
I @ Il. AWARD, ATTORNEY. mills, 25-aDt1
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PROF.. CLAY,

Tells from cradle 90 grave causes speedy mar
TiaCCs unitcs separated, removes family troubles
spells, COMPUTATIONS or mysterious feelings 10 TO
10 daily. seg II 81. sW- Ladies Z5r; gents, 500.
e24-
MAIE. THO.
Card Reader Palmist Medium Removes spells
,cunitcs the separated. gives luck German
Srokrn. 92y II n. NV. Zjc, Soc. MAS
NAIE. DAVlS-Born Ciaivoyant and Card Reader.
Tells aHuut business, removes spells. evil infu-
cueeS. reuuite5 The separated. and gives luck;
cures pile and drunkenness. IZzs 18th a nv,
ulZZ-5O-e
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOURTEENTH STREET EXTENSION.
have few ehoicc lots fo. sale near l4th Il.
eStended ut Pleasant sze 20 ID 100 feet
IOHts prICy $50 a square foot, terms 500 cash.
balance monthly These lots viii double and
treble IN yaluc br the extension Of 18th ST. Ad-
dress BOX go, this once. mhll-l5t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-25

Capt R F. Knox. receiver for the Kre-
toi Chemical Company, denies the report
IN circulation TO the effect that he is
ABOUT TO institute proceedings against the
directors Of the company
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SUPREME COURT OF TUE DISTRICT OF
---L L-LuLA u-L -IA- 4 uH-EL -- ----.L

No 1860. Administration.
This Is % give notice that the subscriber. Of
the District OF Columbia has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District of Columbia let
tefs 81 administration on the estate Of John NJ
deceased hereby warned TO exhibit she same,
with the vouchers Thereof, legally authenticated,
10 the subscriber. ON or before the I7TH DAY OF
MARCH. A. D. 1903. 0the wise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand. this 18th DAY Of March
1902 CT A. JACKSON
Z537 Mesguore 20. NV.
Attest LOUIS A. DENT.
Register Of Wills for the District OF Columbia.
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
r. & SMITH. Attorney mills Z5-apl
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-25

Mr. William Wood. for many years en-
glneer Of the Columbia steam fire en-
glne, o. this city, has rendered his resig-
natlon 10 the board OF fire wardens to
take effect on March 90 Mr. Wood Is an
expert machinist and has accepted a DO
sition in Washington.
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Extraordinary Opportunity
for Investors!
Valuable Securities at Auction.
Public Sale of Profitable Newspaper Prop
Controlling Interest of the Philadelphia ResOrd.
SALE, MAY Is. 1902.

BY decree of the Circuit eastern
District of pennsylvania Apr Term, 1899
gust - 1901 will offer for sale at public auction
Thursday May 10 1902 Philadelphia Bourse
al Philadelphia securities.
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FINANCIAL.

nhNC are made repayable mcathly.
GSTaS Settlement in fun or in part
may be made a. any time. In
teTest is only paid on a lean
fer the time u Is held b the
borrower When part Of q loan
Is settled the monthly install
ments are reduced proportion
Etely. No commissions are charg
ed Borrowers are extended every
facility % return loans and pay
Tor their property
FGrther Information a. % terms how 70 pro-
the Cf6ce.
EQUITABLE BUILDING. l00s ? ST. NV.
JOHN JOY EPSON, FRANK p RESIDE.
President Secretary
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Nine Thousand and fifty (9,O5Ol Shares

Of the capital stock of The Record Publishing Company
depha Pa par value hundr ed dollars $500 per sha
I0ur hundred and seventy thousand dollars
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SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA, HOLDING A PROBATE COURT.

COLUMBIA. HOLDING A PROBATE COURT.
No. 800. Administration
This IS 20 give notice that thc subscribers, who
were, by the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, granted letters Of administration on
the estate Of Charles p. wilkins have. with the
approval Of the supreme Court OF the District
Of t0li mbla- holding a Probate Court, appointed
FRlDa.. THE nth DAY OF APRIL 1902 AT
10 O'CLOCK A. n the time and said court
room % the place, for making payment and dis
direction and control, when end where an cred
itors and persons entitled % distributive shares
or legacies OF a residue. are notified 90 attend
Do person OF by agent or attorney duly author
zAa- Vltb their claims against the estate prop
eriy Ecuoled.
Given under on. hands. this 18th day of March
1902 HANNAH A. WILKINS.
HOW ARD J.. WILKINS.
BY GORDON & GORDON. Attorucys
Attest LOUIS A DENT
Register IT Wills for the District o. Columbia.
mills - sIf Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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Mr. J. Randall Cation. jr.. Of this city. a
student al the University Of Virginia. will
represent Virginia in the contest next
month with the Colum bian University
Washington. Virginia viii have the mega
tive side or the question, Resolved, that
an Anglo-American alliance. both defen-
sive and offensive, would be beneficial 70
this country"