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G.. s. Clark, forty years old, living at No.
Z 9Th street southeast. while astride his hi
cycle rode against a Capital Traction car
at Delaware avenue and c street northeast
about = o'clock yesterday afternoon The
rider escaped injury, but his wheel was
damaged.
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The Commissioners have directed. on
recommendation of the inspector Of plumb
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an alleged unregistered plumber. that he
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WILL CONFER DEGREES
FIFTY THIRD COMMENCEMENT
OF GoNZAGA COLLEGE.
Exercises This Evening at Columbia
Theater-Awards in the Minor
Departments.

Gonzaga College will hold it's fifty-third
annual commencement at Columbia Thea
ter at 8 o'clock this evening, when an I'M
usually large number will receive the de-
grees of bachelor of arts and master of
arts. The program is as follows: The Soul
Its Intellect and WILL" John p. Meagher;
The Soul-lts Immortality" Charles NJ.
Mattingly; address to the graduates by Mr..
Charles ]. Bonaparte; masters Grafton,
Homer l. Williams: valedictory, Frederick
L. Devereux; comforting of degrees and dis
tribution of prizes. Music will be furnished
by the Marine Band.
Medals and Prizes Awarded.
The medals and prizes of the academic
department of Gonzaga College were dis
tributed last Saturday evening. Preceding
the distribution the students of the college
and academic departments entertained their
friends with selections from King John
and "A Midsummer Nights Dream" The
dramatic hOnors We're evenly divided.
The scenes chosen from King John
We're the kings ordering of Arthur's death
and the prevailing of Arthur upon Hubert
not to execute the kings command. From
the Midsummer Nights Dream" the stu
dents selected the wooing of Pyramus and
Thsbe, r. Paul Repetti taking the part of
Pyramus and Harry Hall assuming the
IOit VI L tlSDt AS the boys went through
this mimic drama they We're greeted with
frequent applause. The young actors were
trained by Father Ham. The college band
furnished music for the evening.
Preparatory Department
The preparatory department of tie col
leSe held its closing exercises Monday
night. The program consisted of a two
act drama, entitled the Blind Boy" and
comic operetta. The Cadets Picnic, -
after which the distribution of medals and
prizes took place. The evenings enter
ta1nment was pleasant surprise to the
parents and friends of the young students.
1t was novel and Notwithstanding out
of the ordinary run of grammar school en-
tertainments. In the Blind Boy the
young actors acquitted themselves in a
manner worthy of more experienced talent.
Those deserving of special mention were
of the blind boy, and John Fitzgerald as
Prince Rudolph.
The individual singing in the operetta
was sweet and attractive, while the choruses
We're notable for the harmony. The boys
easily succeeded in holding the attention
of the audience, whose hearty and freque MT
applause showed that the performance was
appreciated. They were drilled in the sew
eral parts by Father O'Connor.
During the intervals between the acts
little Elmer Dom performed a number of
dances. which were heartily encored. He
danced the sailors hornpipe in way
which brought forth storm of applause.
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"A strange man was seen this morning
about l2:i5 o'clock in the McGiH building.
on G street northwest between 9th and 10Th
streets. c. w. Robinson, the Waterman in
the building. made a search but failed to
overtake the intruder
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Tomorrow.

James W. Radcliffe, auct.. go Pa. ave
n .w--Trustee sale of bar room license
fixtures, &c, at No. 1905 VI st. NV, on
Thursday. June ~, at 4:3o pm. Lorenzo
a. Bailey. trustee.
c. G.. Sloan & Co. aucts.. 14O7 G st. NV.
Trustees sale of No H. 18th -. ne on
Thursday, june ~. at > pm. Henry p.
Blair and ]. Miller Kenyon. trustees.
Thomas J. owen K Son. aucts. a13 F st
n-w.-Exccutor' sale Of lot l. block 10. f.e
Droit Park. on Thursday. June u. at !
pm Samuel Maddox, executor.
James W. Radcliffe. auct. go Pa. ave
n,w.-TruStee's sale of stock Of wall paper
ladders, furniture, &c, in store norlhwes,
cOrH-r !th and @ SIS. NV. on Thursday
June ~, at 10 am. Leonard j. Mather
trustee.
]. c. Sinclair, auct Gl3 La ave. NV
Sale of household furniture, carpets &c
on Thursday, June -, at 10 am, at auc-
ton rooms
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Stylish Carriages for Weddings. Etc,

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AUCTION SALES.
Today.

G. G. Sloan 81 Co. aucts.. 1907 q st. NV
Trustees sale Of No. III 18th st NV on
Wednesday. June Is, at ) pm. David Miller
and George Z. Terry. trustees.
Thomas ]. owen & Son. aucts. 913 F st.
n. w--Trus,eeS sale of real estate on Frank
lin 81. NV. on Wednesday, June Is, at j
pm Albert II. Floeckher anu +. Stewart
Davidge. trustees.
G. @. Sloan x Co. aucts.. 1907 G. St NV
Sale OF property at northwest corner 18th
St and Florida ave. NV. Wednesday,
June Is at > pm. RUDOLF y. King and
Harry King trustees.
James W. Radcliffe. auct. 9oO Pa ave.
n.w.-Asents' sale of No. 800 & 81. ne on
Wednesday June 1s at 40 pm John +.
Donohue & Son, agents
Sale of suburban homes in Ballston, Al
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is, at $50 pm. Simon Lyon, James E
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SiOnerS OF sale
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The Washington times., 1902-09-30
Delmar Entries.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 29.-Entries for to-
morrow:
First race-Five furlongs: swo-year.
olds; purse. First Love, 10; Hetzel
1913; BY Ways. Rather, no; Astrum
113; Doc Holcher, 112; Crutchfield, los
Sid Silver, Doc Mayer, 11S; Bar Dor
110.
Second race-six furlongs; purse
Wanninta, Sister Sarah, Trauer, Called
Back, Miss Wandelohr. Amigari, Golden
Glitter. Autumn Leaves, 105; Leneya
100; Halmia. 1o5; Kala. 100; Palmetto
105.
Third race-Five and one-half fur
longs; year-olds; selling. Nowetta
Mamselle, 105; Doc Kier, ITO; Kings
Lady, Leila May. Harry Griffith, 101;
Miss Knickerbocker. 100 st. Vitus, 10S.
Fourth race-Six furlongs: purse.
Salve, Van Hoorebeke, 100; Hilee, 104;
Fitzkanet. 107; Frank Bell, 110; Buc-
cleuth, 104.
Fifth race-One and one sixteenth
miles: selling. Overstreet, 81; Bill Mas
sic, 100 Antolee, 104: Tahy Tosa, 95;
" B. Gates, Toad Rainey, Edgardo, 104.
Sixth race-One and three-siXteenths
miles; selling. Belle Simpson, Mission,
105; Donator, Invictus, FL Ghor, 100;
Dandy Jim. 10S; Russian, Brutal, 105;
Ransom, 100; De Lorraine, 80; Little
Tommy Tucker, Chappaqua, 103.
The Washington times., 1902-09-30
Hundred Year Lease Probable.
REPUBLICAN CLUB
SAYS WISCONSIN IS SOLID
Badger State Men In Washington Or
ganize for the Campaign-3ut One
Congressional District in Doubt

The Wisconsin Republican Club, of
Washington, held its first meeting this
fall last night at Arion Hail. Mr.. II. A.
Taylor. Second Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury, presided and made a ring
ing speech. He declared that the State
was in the Republican Column to stay.
and that the elections this fall would
show that there was no evidence OF a
trend toward Democracy. Mr. Taylor said
that his reports indicated the party was
in excellent shape for victory. Tho only
Congressional district in doubt, he said.
was the new Sixth, now represented by
Mr.. Barney. Even here, he declared.
there was good fighting chance for tho
Republicans Mr.. Taylor predicted The
return of Senator Spooner and the cleo
tion of Governor La Toilette by large
majority.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President. Mr.. w. A.
Jones. Indian Commissioner; first vice
president, Mr.. Callady, OF the Treasury
Department; secretary. A. Z. Cowles. of
the Printing Office; treasurer, Mr.. c..
W. Becker. of the Pension Office. Fif-
teen new members were admitted A
committee was appointed to arrange fcf
transportation to enable voters to re-
turn to the, State, and also a committee
representing each Government depart
ment to urge Wisconsin men to return
and help swell the majority.
The Washington times., 1902-09-30
TWO FAV0RiTES
WIN AT TORONTO
Clearwater and Wenlock Only First
Choices to Land the Money-The
Track Is Heavy.

TORONTO, Canada. Sept. 29.-The
weather was cloudy at the race course
today, and the track heavy. Clearwater
and Wenlock were the winning favori:es
The summarizes:
First race-Six and one-half furlongs.
Clearwater, (McInerney). to 8. won; AL
lopath tAlairel. 3 to /, second: Alden
(Minder). to i. third. Time, 1:241k.
Second race-Five furlongs. ONYX
(Aiinder), C to l, won; Artist DART.
10 to. /, second; Emie IL. Jackson). 2
to /, third. Time, 1:05E.
Third race-Mile and twenty yards.
Albula (Minder). to l, won; 1liowaho
o.. Jackson), 2 10 8. second; Easy Street
tAlaire), S to !, third, Time, 1:47
Fourth race-Six furlongs Dandie
Bell (Castro). 8 10 !. won; Oratoma
lSteele). G to i. second; Wellesley NC
Inerney), to /, third. Time, llS.
Fifth race-Steeplechase Wenlock
(BraziD, 3 to 2, won: King Top tFin-
negan), 8 to !, second; Governor Boyd
(Slater). s to l, third. Time. 3:41.
Sixth race--One and one-sixteenth
miles. Euchare (McInerhey), IL to /,
won; Circus Girl (Minder), to 1, sec
ond Plum Tart tGormley), even, third.
Time, 1854.
The Washington times., 1902-09-30

One thousand enraged men. many
heavily armed, are at present cncampef
in the valley and on hills. watching
sixty nol-unionists and deputies under
command of Lieut.. Victor Thomson
of the Union Coal and Iron Company
His men are behind log fort on the
main road leading to the Richards col
lieries. owned by the Union Company
Sheriff Deitrick and 100 deputies are on
hill guarding house where six non
union firemen are at work.
Secretary George Hartlein and dozen
assistant strike leaders are mingling
with the strikers pleading for peace.
The latter are so excited that they will
not listen to reason. Peaceful inliabi-
tants stay at home, expecting a fierce
clr sh between strikers and the shsriffs
posse any minute. For three Eoirs the
sheriff, an old miner himself. tried his
utmost to induce the men to go home.
Passenger train from here to Mount
Carmel are being run under armed depu-
ties to prevent cars from being dyna-
mited or ditched
Train Fired On.
Three hundred men held up North
ern Central miners accommodation
train between here and Mount Carmel
this morning. There were thirty car
penters and stonemasons on board In
addition to ten men. on their way to
The Washington times., 1902-09-30

the Richards and Pennsylvania collier
les. operated by the Union Coal Com
pany. Six policemen guarded the work
men.
AS the train stopped near Green Ridge
and Conductor Charles Reed went ahead
to turn. a<switch. so as to run into the
colliery siding. the mob ran from be-
hind culm bank and threatened to kill
Reed II he attempted to throw the
switch. He returned to the train. Strik-
ers jumped on the steps, but the police
would not allow them to enter the cars.
The engineer was signaIed to run I.
Mount Carmel as fast as possible, where
upon the strikers began throwing clubs
and rocks through the car windows. and
shot number of times at the train.
; Lieut.. Andrew Britain, of the Union
Coal and Iron police. was shot in the
back and seriously injured. Three car
penters were badly cut by rocks.
Pipe Line Dynamited.
Strikers blew up steam pipe line
at Fighters Collieries. near Mount Car
mel last night. and chased the nom
union firemen home. A mob also drag
ged Fire Bosses Rhoades. Rafferty,. and
Penman away from trolley car as they
were riding from Mount Carmel TO
Greenough collieries. No collieries re-
sumed operation in this region today.
The Washington times., 1902-09-30
Booker finished second on three horses.

Booker finished second on three horses
The summaries:
First race-Two-year- -olds; selling;
five and one-half furlongs Hannah Lady
(Houbre). to / won: Gentle Ca. w
Booker), to 1, second; Lexington Bess
3D. Gilmore) to 2, third. Time, 0:56A
Second race-Selling; six furlongs.
Dave Sommers (Battiste), even, won;
Messina (Adams), 10 to /, second; Hal
nault (Dade). s to 5, third. Time, 1:221s.
Third race-Two-year-old five and
one-half furlongs. Fort Wayne Bat
tiste), to 8, won; Mathilde CIV. Waldo),
40 to /. second; Two Lick (Beauchafnp),
4 to 1. third. Time, 1:071a.
Fourth race-Mils and a sixteenth.
Lunar CIV. Watson), 8 to 1, won; w. B.
Gates "a. W. Booker, 3 to 1. second;
Yellowstone wv. Waldo, 25 to /, third.
Time. 1:4Sk.
Fifth race-Selling; six furlongs. If
You Dare iE. Matthews), &c to l. won;
Croix Dor Houbre), to 2, second
Hilee (Gisbourne). to 2. third. Time,
1:43%.
Sixth rnce-Selling; mile and fur
long. Nettie Regent I'd. Gilmore). even,
won; Linden Ella "a. w. Booker), to
!, second; Josie F. (Houbre), to /,
third. Time. 1:56A
The Washington times., 1902-09-30
PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES SENATE. OFFICE OF THE
SECRETARY. Washington, ID. c.. September u.
l902.-Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until IL O'CLOCK ". OCTOBER S. 1902
for furnishing Stationery for the use of the
United States Senate for the fiscal year ending
June so 1903. Blank forms Of proposals, show
ing the quantity and quality OF each article
and the form OF bond TO be ssigned by the
bidder and sureties. will be furnished on ap-
plicqtion TO this office. Proposals should be in
dosed Proposals for Stationery for the United
States Senate and be directed to CHARLES
G. BENNETT. Secretary of the United States
Senate. Washington, d. c. Proposals and specl
mems must be delivered at this office. free cf
charge, before the hour named above. CHARLES
G. BENNETT, Secretary. self, %, ,S0-oc7
The Washington times., 1902-09-30
HITCH IN CANAL LEASE TO GET [. {. N. CONTROL
Will Go to Coast Line. Mr.
Morgan Says.
STOCK HELD BY THE BANKER

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-J. Pierpon'
Morgan was asked today IL he thought
that the Louisville and Nashville con-
troll would go to the Atlantic Coast Line
and he said:
Eyes; I think that the deal Will &c
through
Mr.. Morgan was in good spirits. He
said:
The Original Plan.
81 have been away and don't know
all about the details, but l do not see
any reason why the plan originally
agreed upon should not be carried out.
The firm of ]. P. Morgan &7Co already
holds 10000 shares of Louisville and
Nashville stock, and it has an option on
204 600 shares which were bought by
John W. Gates and his friends, These
204 600 shares were put in the hands OF
]. p. Morgan G. Co. as trustees"
when does the option on these 2o4.-
600 shares expire?' was asked.
"On October 15."
''Will this option be exercised by the
firm OF ]. P. Morgan & Co. ?"
We'll, the idea was that this firm
would formulate plan for the final dis
posing of the Louisville and Nashville
road and submit that plan to John W.
Gates and his associates. Should the
plan be acceptable. the stock held on
option by this firm would naturally be
included
HAS this plan been submitted to the
Gates syndicate?"
Not vet,
The Washington times., 1902-09-30
Rumor Comes From Colon,
But 1t Is Secuted Here.
TREATY IS NOT IN DANGER


COLON. Sept. 2s.-It is reported thai
the government today sent a telegram
to the Colombian legation at Washing
ton. refusing to grant a concession OF
sovereignty along the line of the Pan
anna Canal to the United States, or to
grant lease in perpetuity.
A company of American marines was
stationed at La Boca Saturday. The
steamer Chiquita left Panama under a
flag of truce to convey the government s
reply to the demands of General Her.
rera. the rebel leader. who is at Her
rera with his forces, but a rebel
steamer fired on the Chiquita and COM
PEELED her to return.
There are small bands of rebels along
the line of .he railroad.
General Salazar, governor of Panama,
has been recalled.
The Washington times., 1902-09-30
LEGAL NOTICE.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
C0LUIBIA. HOLDING A PROBATE
C0URT.-Estate OF EMMA T. IIARlsfSts-
Ton. deceased. No. sJ52. Administration.
Application IRVING been made 10 The Srprerre
Court O: the District of Columbia holding
Probate Court, for probate Of the last wills
and testsments OF said deceased, ard for let
ters oi administration c. t. a.. on said estate.
by Eugene d. Harrington and Lyliian E. Nc
Cord, to issue to Benjamin ". Pond, il .
ordered this zoth day Of September, A. d. 1902.
that notice be ard hereby is giyen to Edward
A. Harrington. iyard b. Harrington and Ergene
William Harrington (TnInor). and to all others
concerned. &c appear in said court on N0S-
DAY, THE Sd DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. D.
1902, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. ~, TO show cause
whv such application should not be granted
Proeided this notice be published in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and The Washington
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
tseal.1 JOB BARNARD. Justice.
Attest: JOHN r. R0JZER,
Deputy Register of Wills for the District Of
Columbia. Clerk OK the Probate Court.
SMITH THOMPSON, JR., Attorney
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