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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-17
MYSTERY OF j. G. n"
CLEARED Up By DEATH
John George NeWIand Kills
Himself in Buffalo Hotel.

BUFFALO, n. Y, June 17--Day after
day during the latter part OF the Pan
American Exposition there appeared il
Buffalo and New York newspapers an
advertisement signed -. G. N, offering
a liberal reward for information con
corning an occurrence which happene
N the United States Government build
ing at the exposition during the month
of June"
The notice was no more definite than
this and aroused much curiosity, espe-
cially as the authorities at the Govern
ment building said they could not guess
what the advertiser was driving at
Last month another advertisement
was printed withdrawing the reward
and adding that 10 further information
wasS desired It appeared in Buffalo
and New York papers on May g. Late
Sunday night the identity OF y. G. N
was made public when John George
NewIand, of Minneapolis. was found
dead in Carrick's Hotel. 20 Exchange
Street He had SHOT himself through
the temple twenty-four hours before. L
his pockets were clippings of the pecu-
liar advertisement and letter from
detective agency which Newland had
employed to work on his case.
It was said today bv the detectives
that NewIand hal come to them and
said that he had been unjustIy accused
of improper conduct in the Government
building. The detectives concluded thai
NewIand was the victim Of deIusion
as 70 one else had ever heard Of his
supposed misconduct. Newland went to
ireland this spring to claim a legacy.
and on his return he urged the detec-
tives to keep on with the case. His
mind then seemed to be weakening. and
IL is likely that his bugaboo drove him
to suicide. NewIand was only thirty
FIVE years old.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-17
LARGE LAW CLASS IS
GRADUATED AT U. OF Va.
Awarded Diplomas at the Closing Ex-
ercises Which Were Held Last Night.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, juno IL
The graduates of the University of Viz
ginia we're awarded diplomas at the
closing exercises. which were held last
night. The baccalaureate sermon was
delivered by the Rev DR.. Carter Helm
Jones, of Louisville, KY
The graduates Of the law class who
received their diplomas last night were:
London c. Bell. Wilburn. Va: william
c. Benet. il. AbbeviIle. s. c.; John f
Blackburn. Grottoes, Va; Harry H. Bon
aer, SaudersyilIe, Miss; n Eugene
Brasie. Denver, Col; Algernon s. Bu-
ford, ir-, Richmond, Va; Joseph Col
tns. Hood. Ga. Richard D. Cooke Nor
folk. Va: Carl H Davis, Petersburg
Va: Charles D. Foster. Fredericksburg,
Va: John J. CreenIeaf, Richmond, KY
George c Gregory, Warrenton, N C.,
Garland Hammer. Lynchburg Va; VIII
liam r Harrison. Dyersburg. Tenn;
J. ". fairfield, Henderson, KY; Ben
iamin N Hoover, New Market, Va;
Robert N Hughes. jr.. Norfolk, Va;
Robert ". HUE, jr-, Reeston, Ala; j.
Z johnson. il. Christiansburg. Va;
Thomas Catesy Jones, Petersburg, Va;
Bradford Kelly. Suffolk, Va; Clarke
knight, Tampa. Fla; Henry g. LAWN
der, MartinsviIlc. Va; William L. Lee.
Crawford. Va; Morona o. Litz. Taze-
we'll, Va: Ebert 5. Meloney, Washing
On. D. C; William L. Mason, McRae,
Ca; James NJ Mason, Lewisburg, ",
Va; Berkeley Minor, jr-, Stanton,
Va; William T. MookIar, Mangohick,
Va; Jacob Moore, Diana, Texas; Robert
B. Munford. jr-. Richmond. Va; S. Ma
zyck O'BTien, Louisville. Ky; J. W H
PiIson, Stanton. Va; John H. Porter,
Trenton, N J; Lawrence a. Reymann,
wheeling, ". Va; Floyd H Roberts.
Abingdon, Va; Walter H. Robertson.
PIasterci, Va; " F. l. Rodemann.
Newark, n. ]; Toy Dixon Savage. Co
no. n. c.: o. L ShacklefoTd. Warsaw,
"a; Thomas Burton Snead, Etna Mills.
Va; Philip P Steptoe, Raccoon Ford,
Va; R N Tally. Washington. D. c;
Robert p TupstaII, Norfolk, Va; Brad
.ey Walker, Nashville, Tenn; T. R.
Waring. jr-. Memphis. Tenn: A. G.
Weaver. Front Royal. Va: E. T. VIII
kins. Brfdgeton, Va; William De l..
Worseley, Columbus. Ca
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-17
FINANCIAL.
Oil in the District
A Ground Floor Opportunity.

am Incorporating a company. to Be known
as The Columbia Oil Company, for the purpose
Of boring for oil. On lots IN my subdivision
which IS located near an electric railway IN
side Of the District bounds and in order 70
secure the necessary MON to drill the frst
well, offer to sell one hundred shares Of Pro-
motion Stock, at one hundred dollars $4,000
per share. each share emitting the purchaser
to one thousand 0.000l shares (paT value 81
per share) OF fully paid and non-asscssabie
stock in the company TO be formed. and Is 4
positive guarantee against any loss 10 those
purchasing the promotion stock, will deposit
a first deed OF trust on lots in this subdivision
WITH the Washington Savings Bank. 18th ard
G. sts- NV, covering one lot for each share
Of Promotion stock purchased. the sane 10 be
held in trust for the subscribers to the said
stock. These lots are worth double the amount
Of the trust, and therefore subscribers % Pro-
motion Stock viii be amply secured ANALYSIS
Of the oily substances gathered from the sur
face Of this property has been made BY Prof.
II. ". Wiley. Chief OF the Bureau Of Chemistry.
and pronounced by him TO be crude Petroleum
IN the opinion OF other OIL experts who save
ex9nli1ed the property, there seems TO be 10
doubt that oil viii be found Il drilled for. n
which ease the stock viii sell for manv times
its par value The fact that this well Is 70
be bored or one Of the said lots which & To-
Gated within the District. and only 4 few feet
from the electric railway Single fare), sill
give investors an opportunity to see the drill
ing and keep IN touch with all operations Of
the company. There VIII be only one hundred
600 shares Of Promotion Stock Issued. and all
subscriptions received over that amount viii be
promptly returned The company to be formed
assumes the deed Of trust, to be deposited at
the above mentioned bank, and viii be taken
NJ from the proceeds of treasury stock Each
subscriber to Promotion Stock viii receive
again the amount Of his original investment,
thus leaving the thousand shares given as
bonus for each share Of Promotion Stock
clear profit The officers and directors Of the
company viii be men OK prominence and we'll
known integrity. Mr.. L u. Saunders, Presi-
dent of The Washington Savings Bank. 18th and
G SIS NV. has volunteered TO act treas
urer and all rsn1ittances should be made pay
able to his order and deposited at the above
address RESPECTFULLY yours E n PINE,
Room No. q, Washington Savings Bank Build
ing. 18th and G sts. Nv. MISC
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o'alLizeS the nerves, restores the appetite,
and gives refreshing sleep eFavorite
Prescription - IS the most reliable put-up
medicine offered as a cure for diseases
peculiar to women. II Gi10GVS Helps
II almost aizlVS cHTEs-
When first commenced using Dr.. Pierces
meGcIues." writes Mrs George A Strong Of
GanseVooTt, Saratoga Co. y. y. I was suffer
ing from female weakness. = disagreesble drain.
bcarIug-doEvu pains, weak and tired feeling all
Tie time dragged around III that way for two
years. and I began taking your medicine. After
taking hrst bottle I began 10 feel better. took
four bottles Of Dr. Pierce's FavoTitc PrescTip-
ton, two Of Golden Sc=sical Discovery, one
vial Of the Pleasant Pellets also used one
bottle Of Dr. Sage's Ca,a-Th Remedy NOW
feel Ike a new person. ! can't thank you
enough for your kind advice and the good your
medicine has done ne"
Dr.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, paper bouzd, IS sent free on
receipt OF p one-cent stamps to pay
expense Of mailing 0Uiy address Dr..
Z V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
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OLD WAR CLAIM PAID.
Government Turns Over Check for
SIo4. $50 to City o Baltimore.

s1o4,o8e to City o. Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. June 1T---Mr. N A Ty-
Ter, who has been prosecuting the city's
War Of 1915 claim against the Govern
ment, has handed Mayor Hayes the
Government check for s104. 0S9.03 and
received the city's check for S26, O22 26.
which is . per cent Of the amount re
ceived from the Government, and which
was Mr. Tgler's stipulated fec
The claim dates back to about 1890
II the tToublous days of 1874 the city
advanced SO. 900 10 aid in the defense Of
( he town, which meant the defense OF
this section Of the country The money
was borrowed from the banks and city
stock was issued TO cover II, which waz
all redeemed long ago. The citizens sub
scribed $50. 600 more. Up TO 1890 the
Government had repaid something NOR
than S55.00G of the $4,000 advanced BY
tie corporation. The money Just paid
is the remaining SO 900 and odd, With
accrued interest. Mr.. Tyler has been
working on the case since 1879.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-17
MAJOR WALLER DENIES
ALLEGED INTERVIEW
His Answer to Secretary
Moody Already Known.

The Secretary of the Navy has Off
ciaIly called upon Major L. ". T. Wal
Ter, Of the Marine Corps. to inquire
whether or not ne was correctly quoted
in an interview given last Friday in
San Francisco Major Waller, it is al
legged in the printed interview. said:
Il know who caused that court-maT-
tial;; knew Who brought It forward; !
know who was at the back OF it all, and
Washington knows as much
Although Secretary Moody has not as
yet had time TO receive a reply from
Major Waller, it Is unoficialIy known
that he will make a sweeping denial Of
he truth Of the interview
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American Pearl of Great Price.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 17.-What IS
said to be the largest perfect pearl ever
found in America Is now in the posses
sion Of Bundle & Upmeyer. of this city.
The gem is a perfect sphere of fine Ius-
ter and weighs 12i grains. It's exact
value has not been determined, but eX-
peTts say that IL is worth considerably
over so. 600. This pearl was found by 4
fisherman near Prairie du Chen and
passed through other hands before com
ing to its present owners.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-17
YOUNG CORBETT WANTS
A CHANGE IN DATE
Says Now That He VIII Fight McGov-
ern Some Time IN October.

DENVER. Col. June 17.-Young Cor
5ett has announced that he will not
fight Terry McGovern in August, as
planned. The champion demands thai
The fight take place some time in DC
tober. Corbett viii go East early il
September, when he will begin training
near New London, Conn
My fight with Sullivan on next Fri
day night and a bout the week following
with Abe Atwe1I viii be the only bat
les will fight before meeting Mccoy
ern." said the champion.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-17
OWNERS TO MAKE
USE OF BL00nH0UNDS
Will Be Employed in Running Down
Those Who Attempt to Destroy
Property of Non Union Men

HAZLETON. Pa, June IA Pardee
& Co, operators OF the Cranberry col
uery, where the male members of the
Applegate family are employed, have
arranged for the Importation of blood
hounds for running down those who in
the future engage in the work Of blow
ing up the homes Of the non-union work
men OF that company
As threats have been made TO blow up
other houses tie company is determined
to protect their men at all hazards.
George Bcrneisen. who was arrested
for being implicated in the Apologize af-
fair. was taken to Jail yesterday in de-
fault OF 81, 600 bail. Other arrests will
be made today.
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tears. But for
women who are
daily being con-
summed by tn E
suiouldeung FIRE
Of disease there IS
little sympathy.
Inflammation,
with its fierce
burning; ulcera-
ton, eating into
the tissues ; the
nervous system al
most shattered by
suffering these
are only part of
the daily agonics
borne by many a
woman
Dr.. PIerCes Fa-
vorite Prescription
puts out the h1e
of Inflammation,
heals liberation,
ard cures female
weakness. Il tran
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Standing Of the Teams.

puzzle for the Tigers to solve Tester-
day, and the Senators had things ell
their own way. Keister got next to one
Of Yeager's slow curves in the fifth in
ming and got two-bagger on the hit
and scored the runs that were necessary
to win the game.
All of the Senators played q fast and
happy game, and the Tigers were com
PIetely oCtclassed. The score:
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COLLEGIANS AT MINES.
Lackawanna Company Sends Train
Load to BeIleview CollieIy.

SCRANTON, Pa, June 1.-THE Lack
awanna Company yesterday brought a
train load of college students to its
Bellevue colliery, and they will distrib-
ute them from this point to whatever
mines are in need of men to man the
fire rooms and the pumps.
The company has fitted up a boarding
and lodging house on a large scale a
this mine, ant the students viii not
have TO leave the grounds.
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Cleveland VIII Deliver Address.

PRINCETON, n. J., June 17.-Grover
Cleveland viii deliver the address to
the graduating class at Villa Nova Col
Iege today He left Princeton early this
morning for Philadelphia Mr. Cleveland
will be honored by Villa Nova with the
degree of doctor of jurisprudence
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

saIes-NationaI Safe Deposit. 3a163:
Chesapea and Potomac Telephone. %
G6I: Washington Gas, 500 1872, 1915,
5a75. 10GT45z, 10d74115, 100745z; Mer-
senthaler, 3d1S1I5, 10d181B, 10d1S25l,
I0G1S2. 10d1825z, 10GI321a, 10G1825s;
Greene Copper, 290285s. 300285, 200
2szs. 2o62saE. 100G2Szs. 100G2Szz After
call - Chesapeake and Potomac TeIe-
phone. .9G611k. 10000, 25G60 (seIIer go i,
$3.50. Lanston, 100dI2ss
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First base by errors-Detroit, /; Wash
ington. . Left on bases-Detroit, 4;
Washington J. First base on ba1ls-On
Yeager. 2 Struck out-By YeageT, 3;
by Orth, ! Two-base hits, Carey, Glea-
son, Keister. Double plays-Casey,
Gleason. and Dillon Hit by pitcher
Yeager. Umpire-Johnstone Attendance
:. 5SG- Time Of game. hour and forty
FIVE minutes
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-17

The International Cyclists Union. at
a meeting held at the Sporting Club in
Rome, decided that bicycle races for
the worlds championship shall be held
in 1903 at Copenhagen and in 1904 at
Chicago, during the Olypmian fetes to
be held there that year.
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winner they yelled "Rah. Rahl Rah.-
Then Broad walked over to the gang
and shook hands With them, thinking
that they were referring to the referees
decision
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENTAL HyattsvilIe. Nd, 7-room dwell
ing with stable; lot 50xI40 on Nd. ave; can
be used for business rent only $3.50 per
month. C. VI. FORREST. 6I2 st. nv eI4-3
FOR RENT-SiI-room house. fine shade. god
water. near station E. W. PIERCE. Vienna,
Va. myI5-3o
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Of Yesterdays Games.
Cincinnati, 6; New York, T.
Brooklyn. z; St Louis, /
Pittsburg, 9; Boston. O.
tFoFfeited.)
Chicago. Q; Philadelphia. +
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National League.
RHF

At Boston. Ri 2.
New York. 100000 6 z
Boston 0 0 0 0 Ks u ,
Batteries-Taylor and Bowerman; VIII
lis and Kittredge. Umpire, Cantillon.
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or FIRE.

An exploding lamp; the clothing IN
= blaze; a paragraph II the paper tell
ing OF horrible suffering from burns
Trapedz IN this for1n moves a man TO
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Standing of the Teams.
Yesterdays Games.

At Philadelphia R.H-E.
Chicago. ......-.4 0 210 % u 3
Philadelphia. 1 0 / o. S 1
Batteries-Williams and Chance; Fra
ser and Doom.
At New York RH.E-
Cincinnati. 0 0 3 % 90 Is u I
New York. 0 . 0 0 0 O. IL /
Batteries - ThieIman and Bergen;
Matthewson and Bowerman.
At Brooklyn R-H. z.
Brooklyn. 112O80 90 4-l2 II I
ST Louis.-.-I 0 0 o. 6
Batteries-Donovan and Farrell; Dun
ham. Yerkes. and O'NeilI
At Boston
Pittsburg. CforfeiteD; Boston. 0.
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MONEY TO LoAI.
$1,000 For YoC

$1,000 FOR YOC-
ON GOOD SECOND TRUST LOANS
l have the above sum idle and wish per
cent; will accept second trust loans Com
mission charged. D. c. real estate only.
Address BOX SIS. this office. tsT-Im
MONEY TO LOAN AT ! ~ AND PER
CENT ON D. c. REALTY; SECURITY Of
FERED REGULATING RATE. IMMEDIATE
ALLOWANCES EXPENSES SMALL.
ies-Im c. c. WAXING. IA c st ~
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George Gardner tried to get a match
with Jack O-Brien, but O'Brien said I5S
pounds and Gardner said he would not
promise to DO 152 at p. NJ
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Money Loaned Salaried People,

Retail! merchants, Transfers boarding houses
without security; largest business in - prin-
cipal cities. TOLMAN, Room l0l. 5S3 18th st.
nv. mi4-tf
MONEY To LOAN at S1z to per cent. in sums
of 81, 900 to 80, 000, on D. G. real estate; pay
of 5 and per cent mortgages and begin anew;
all transactions conducted with economical con-
Sideration for borrowers. WM. z. SAUNDERS
4 CO.. 1907 F st. NV.
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Coach Courtney has finally picked the
varsity and freshmen crews which will
Cornell IN the Poughkeepsie
regatta on June II. The varsity eight
will be: Coffin, stroke. indianapolis.
Ind; Hazelwood. I, Grand Rapids,
Mich; Frenzel, s, Indianapolis, Ind /;
Louder. 5. Wilkesbarre Pa; Van Al
styne, /, Whittier. Cal. Captain Petty.
3. BeHport, y. Y; Merrill, 2, Brooklyn,
n. Y; Sebring. bow, NewfeId, n. Y;
Smith, coxswain, Ithaca. The freshmen
eight Will be: Shepard, stroke; Gates,
Z; Monroe, S; Focte, ;; Schoelkopf, 4;
jones, 8; Ruhlan. 2; Fisher, bow; Blu
chaDan, cOxswain.
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Where They Play Today.

Brooklyn at Philadelphia
New York at Boston
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Kew YORK, June 1.-THE Stock
Market opened showing irregular price
changes, but with the dealings il fair
volume and well distributed The Lon
don market was depressed again, but
with the course OF the day fTmeT tone
developed there on reassuring intelli-
genee as to the actual condition Of the
Kfnzs health No change appeared IL
the news from the Anthracite coal re-
gions. and little otherwise OF general
Importance was comprised in this morn
ine,s intelligence.
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GENERAL SPORTING GOSSIP.

The baseball association Of Amherst
College has elected s H. Tead, '03. Of
somerville. manager for the ensuing
year. W. Il. Hamilton, "a. of Eliza
beth. y. J., has been chosen assistant
manager of the track athlete associa-
ton and J H Murdoch. '03, WOburn.
has been elected mana ger of the tennis
association.
4 crowd OF college students attended
the recent Broad-Corbett fight at Den
or and when Corbett was declared the
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MORNING BALL GAMES.
American League.
r H r

At Boston. R.HE.
Cleveland -. 00030 3 60 II II 2
Boston d 0 0 Ia s 4
Batteries-Moore and Wood: Dinecn
and Warner Umpire, OLaughlin
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Where They Play Today.

Washington at Detroit
Philadelphia at Chicago
Cleveland at Boston.
Baltimore at st. Louis
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In THE BASEBALL WORLD
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.

Washington, 6; Detroit. /
Chicago, 10; Philadelphia, 5.
St Louis. 6; Baltimore, 3.
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Sugar Stock Sold on

At the opening OE- business Sugar Re
fning sold of rapidly on account Of the
apparently hopeless prospects for the
establishment of reciprocal tariff reIa-
tons with Cuba. Amalgamated Copper
also continued heavy.
In the railway list. St. Paul, Union
Pacific. Missouri Pacific and the
Wabashes, which were the active feat
ures. we're dealt in at small changes
from yesterdays 6nsi prices Reading
was also active fTaCtj0nally under yes
terday's closing fgures-
In the Industrial quarter, the l. 5.
Steel stocks, which were quite heavily
dealt in. showed further fractional de-
clines on the wider dissemination of
yes erday's announc ement respecting
the check 10 the financial plans through
an issuance Of an injunction against the
retirement OF the preferred stock
Among the miscellaneous stocks, AmeTi-
can and Foundry was firm and Tennes-
see Coal and Iron was decidedly strong.
Vfrginia-Carolina Chemical also ad-
vanced slightly on small dealings.
Market Continued Irregular.
throughout the forenoon Reading ana
Missouri Pacific were the strongest fea-
lures and It seems TO be the general
opinion that the absorption of the first
named was being conducted without any
regard TO the coal strike situation
Manipulative pool work seemed 10 be
the chief factor n the rise in Missouri
Pacific. The reminder Of the market
was dull and uncertain with. however
quite spirited movements showing IN
some Of the railway speclalties- Lon
don was not an important FACTOR in the
local dealings Money on call loaned
between "a and per cent and on the
whole showed a somewhat 6Tmer ten
dency.- Sterling exchange also rose
quite sharply and was weak II parts but
there were no suggestions that gold
shipments are likely in the near future
Sales Of stocks TO l D n. ZT9,So0
shares. bonds. S1.359 600.
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DEbTTNGg TT HHEEtB 3Eg T
WE'LL T ELI DIS Distributed BBIUJ
Irregular Price Changes But
Fair Volume of Trade.
LONDON DEPRESSED AGAIN

Firmer Tone Developed, However, On
Reassuring Reports Of Kings Health.
Sugar Refining Sold Of Rapidly on
Hopeless Prospects of Reciprocity.
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In addition to the regular prizes Of
tered by the New York Yacht Club for
the racing of the coming season there
will be the Astor cup, presented by Col.
John Jacob Astor, which will be sailed
for on the Newport courses about Au-
gust s. The navy challenge cups will
De sailed for on the club cruise, and the
other trophies given by the flag officers
and other members viii be open 70
competition about the same time. The
prizes to he given by the Eastern Yacht
Club will be run for while the cruisers
are at Marblehead.
The news comes from Boston that
General Paine's Jubilee. which was built
for the America cup trial races Of 1893.
will be placed in commission again after
a rest of almost decade.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FLATS-New bricks: bath. gas. hot and cold
water, range Keys 1857 = st Sc So GEO
BAILEY. Loan and Trust Building. jeI4-I5t
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FOR SALE-coTTAGEs.

FOR SALE-Four- room cottage, with summer
kitchen; one-hsif acre Of land; one-haG mile
from Chain Bridge; convenient to electric cars
ard schoolhouse; Walkers Chapel, Alexandria
county, Va. Apply los I'd st. NV. NILS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-17

The Harlem River clubs will be rep
resented at the national regatta by a
senior pair-oared crew for the first
time in many years. The men are
Bursheu and Pumphrey, OF the Dzunt-
less Rowing Club.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-17

In the future any jockey who breaks
through the barrier in a false attempt
at start at New York will be sus-
pended by the stewards foT a week. This
decision was reached after a conference
between the officials ant Starter Fitz-
gerald
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TALK WITH RENTERS.

It makes no difference ~hetseE yea
pay large rent. small rent. s.
medium rent. ve would like % talk
~ith you We think ve can she's you
HOW To MAKE a GOOD PART OF
YOUR RENT PAY FOR 4 HOUSE
or the easiest sort Of terms. ne cza
present. plan Of payments TO e. near
" every case
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