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Evening star., 1902-04-26
Washington Stock Exchange.

sales Regular call. IL O'Clock noon-Capital Trar.
2s at So Mergenthaler Linotype. % 10 at is21s IS s'
At iS at e. g at tosesr 10 % a; az a g
AFTER call-Capital Traction. 20 at II41s 10 al
Ii4i$' ~ at has 10 at 11t3s. 20 at 114h. is at
Railroad Bonds-Capltal Traction Is. 1861 bid,
Metropolitan Cert 1ndebt 5s A. 1os bid. los sss
ed; Metropolitan Cert. Indebt IS. B. io1 bid. iog
a bd los OG The w ssiss ogsm
way s{, and Electric Co. 4s, s. asked.
ries A.. ITO bid. Washington Gas Co 6s, series B.
ii9 bid u s Electric Light Deb, Imp. 6s 100
bid Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone IS. 1Oi
PIG fod i9e asked American Security and Trust as
Masonic Hall Association 5s 1o4 bid 1o7 asked. ti.
American ss,a na,s G,aphoghSne zone. Deb. bs, 81 bid,
post and Trust bid iSas nsd ns
Trust. .IS2 I bid 200 asked American Security and
post 70 bid Union trust and storsse ,Ss Ssss hid G
ioaas asked Washington Savings Bank, los bid.
Railroad stocks-Capital Traction Co. II. hid
ll4h asked: The Washington Railway and Elec.
National Bank stocks-Bank of Washington, r.,
bid, $50 asked. Metropolitan, 725 bid. SO asked,
Central Ger a..2 21e bid Farmers and Mechanics. go
bid West End. 12e bid, 13O asked Traders. leo leo
hsd 1s .sad l2' bd l35 asked Riggs. 725
Insurance stosks.Firemen's. 2s bid 80 asked
Ooreorsn. 62 bid. Potomac. "a bid. 20 asked. Ar.
hhgton, - bid, 3! asked German American, 265
DID National Union, bid, 81 ASKED. Columbia
'ioh bid, II asked. Riggs. 7as bid, asked Peo.
PIES. on bid, 6& asked Commercial, AZ bid
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title. 81 bid
90 asked; Columbia Title. "A bid, asked Wash,
tngton Title bid.
Telephone and Graphopbone Stocks-Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone. '5o bid. American Graph
ophone Pref. Z bid, * asked o'"i"-
Gas Stocks-Washington Gas, 's1 bid, SO asked
Georgetown Gas, 80 bid ~
Type Machine ocks-Mergenthaler I.inotvne
1S2S bid. 1873 asked. Lanston Monotype, IIas BID
12k asked. < N'
Miscellaneous stocks-Greene Con. Conner n
22h bid, 2Sk asked. Washington Market * hid
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat, 1S5 bid Co
lumbia sand Dredging. 4S bid. 81 asked
Eek. dividend.
Evening star., 1902-04-26
ADDITIONAL SPACE.
George A. Fuller Company's Applca-
ton for Place for Storage.

The George A. Fuller Company contra CT
ors for the new building to be erected at
the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
nth and q streets. has applied to the Dis
tr1ct commissioners for additional storage
space on the streets adjoining the lot, say
ing the presence of car tracks all three
fronts Of the building will somewhat cramp
them. The application was referred to the
Inspector of buildings. Mr.. Snowden Ash
ford. who has reported adversely upon It,
pointing out that the three frontages give
the builders more storage space than is
usually enjoyed in other localities; in fact,
a space in excess of the area of the lot upon
which the building is to be erected Mr.
Ashford points out the fact that in the case
of the Home Life Insurance Company
building at 18th and G streets the contra ct
ors have managed to construct the building
very comfortably with about one-eighth the
space available under the regulations at
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue. Cap
tain Chester Harding. assistant to the En-
glneer Commissioner, in charge of the
building department, has reported upon the
papers as follows:
Il recommend the applicants be infOrmefi
a permit for the ocCupa ton of space on 18th
and on G streets within three feet of the
inside rail of the street car tracks may be
issued by the inspector of buildings, and
limited as to time according to the discre-
tion given him In the building regula ations,
but that in view Of the unusually large
area available under the regula tions il is
not deemed expedient to permit any addi-
tional encroaChment on PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue., or to permit any extension laterally in
front of adjoining property, unless the con-
sent of the owners of the adjoining prop
erty be filed with the inspector of build
ings."
The usual space allowed for building op-
eratiOnS is to within five feet of the inside
rail of street car track.
Evening star., 1902-04-26
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. April -2e.-F7our steady prices un-
changed; receipts g. T04 barrels: exports I0l bar
soS: sS the month, soAasoN; Nay. sosasi: july. July
194aa91a; No. red, S3%; st, amer No. 2 red
SO]as1; r-ceipts, 20. 426 bushels exports 40 600
bushels; eouthern by sample. 75s S. do on grade
S2as5. Corn frmer; mixed. spot and month. 6slSa
receipts. II. .68a bushels; exports none; southern
white corn, 90: do. yellow. 65.. Oats steady !:
8. 731 bushels; exports. none. Rye frrner; No 2
nearby, 60a61; No. western. 62na63; receipts
2 100 bushels; exports. S.312 bushels Hay firm !:
No. timothy, s15.0Oa$15.6o. Grain freights nom
inal. UNCHANGED: Sugar firm, unchanged; coarse
changed: large, 12a14; medium l2a14; small
1214a12T. Butter hrm and lower; fancy imitation
22a2S; do. creamery, 24a25; do ladle Flap: do
roll 20a22; good roll. 19a20; store packed 1Sa2O
Eggs firm, higher, 16ai6h.
Evening star., 1902-04-26
STEEL WORKERS PARADE.
Great Gathering at Wheeling, W. Va,
Today.

WHEELING. w. Va. April 26-Notwith-
standing overcast sky. cooler weather
and occasional showers, the Union iron
workers of the tri-State radius are coming
to Wheeling this morning by thousands
Every train is filled to overtlowing, and the
delegations from Pittsbdrg and Youngstown
districts and fror- CumbeI land Md are
rotable foi their size and enthusiasm, while
the nearly towns o. the Vince ling district
are dumping their population into the city
almost en- masse The parade occurs at
noon. and the indications are that there
will be 10000 men in line if showers do not
interfere with the turnout. Following the
parade the crowd will assemble at Wheel
ing Park. where addresses are to be made
by Gov. White of West Virginia, Repre-
sentative B. B. Dovener. ]. w. Slayton Of
New Castle. Pa. labor leader President
Shaffer and Assistant Secretary Tighe of
the Amalgamted Association and others.
No session of the convention Is being
held today, but on Monday the reports of
the several committees will be made to
the convention, after which several pretty
contests will be naugurated upon the floor
Foremost among these will be that on the
wage scale; the majority report of the
committee that the action of the national
officers in signing up the scales in advance
Of the convention be indorsed probably
will be adopted. but not without a strong
fight for the adoption Of the minority re-
port, which takes no exception to the
scales In themselves, but registers con-
stitutional objections. Late information Is
that the Federation of Labors representa-
tive. F. II. Flynn. will not be accorded
the floor of the convention for making
an attack upon Shafrer In return for the
latter's structures upon Gompers If
Flynn Is not accorded hearing it is said
Gompers will make public statement.
through the press. Of his attiture during
the 1901 strike.
Evening star., 1902-04-26

$4,000 for the erection and equipment OF
isolation buildings.
For the courts the total appropriation is
S9oio, against a current appropriation OF
VI. t.+io, and an estimate of $50, 4o1. The
chief cut from the estimate is in miscella-
neous expenses from $51 200 to sl3 7o0
The general emergency fund is left at
&Uo, as estimated and already appro-
priated for.
The appropriation for courts and prisons
is recommended at sos $50. as against cur
rent law and estimates OF slO5.96o
Charities and Corrections.
Under charities and corrections the total
appropriation is s6ll .974. as against a cur
rent appropriation of $685.. $50 and an esti-
mate Of $745,615.
The bill ignores an estimate of S19OOt
each for Garfield and Providence Hospitals
1t cuts down from the present appropria.
ton of $10S.J0O and an estimate of s15Soot
for miscellaneous expenses to ZOO. The
appropriation for the Hospital for the In
sane is placed at s215, 30, the same as esti
mated as against current appropriation
OF s1365OO.
For the militia the bill reports $59. las. as
estimated, as against the current law o
lib.
The bill carries 500. 600 for the extension
OF the high-service water system, for which
there was no estimate.
Evening star., 1902-04-26

Carriage Makers Association. demonstra-
tion was made yesterday evening which re-
suited in his calling on the police.
The Carriage Makers Association held a
meeting last evening at Mr.. Trazzare's es-
enlistment on Pennsylvania avenue, and
the sum Of 500 was appropriated to carry
the fight against the strikers
When questioned concerning the report ed
trouble between strikers and Mr.. Trazzare,
Mr.. John II. Brinkman, secretary of the
Carriage Makers Union, said:
Information reached US Thursday after
noon that Mr.. Trazzare had in his employ
TWO non-union carriage makers. A commit
tee was appointed and directed to see them.
ana, II possible persuade them to leave
the city. One of the men. who is painter
was seen and was persuaded to leave the
city
A similar committee endeavored to see
the other man. who is wOodworker, and
II possible prevail upon him to leave the
city. was present myself when Mr.. TraZ-
zare came from his place of business with
MS WoodWorker between himself and SON.
Some of our boys approached him and
endeavored to have him state when he
Would see committee from union.
When the next corner was reached halt
was made to wait for a car. and while
waiting l approached him myself and ask
ed If he would meet and discuss the sit
uation, and he replied that he was willing
to do so, and would talk with us today A
crowd assembled, as is usually the case
and when a car was boarded some one did
say:
- Look at the scab.'
No threats were made, no abusive lam
guage was used. The whole matter Is a
misstatement and distortion of facts and
should receive no consideration at the
hands of the police and the public. We
nave conducted our struggle for better
conditions upon a high plane and have
dealt in no denunciations of our employers.
We started out to win this fight, and we
Will continue the struggle until our de-
mands are acCeded to. Our men are not
discouraged or downhearted. but if any
thing, more determined than ever"
A committee, consisting of members of
the Building Trades Council and the Central
Labor Union. was in conference with a
NUMBER or the master carpenters last even
ing IN benalf of the striking carpenters
The meeting was adjourned to Monday
evening.
The striking leather workers are awaiting
the decision of the executive committee of
their local as to whether the men will go
to other cities to accept open positions at
frst-ClaSs pay. They say they are con-
tinually receiving offers from other cities
The only information that could be OBJ
tanned in reference to the journeymen
plumbers strike was that the master
plumbers are advised that an effort is to
be made by the strikers to cali out the ap-
prentices in the various shops.
Evening star., 1902-04-26
THE HOUSE.

Some minor business was transacted at
th~ opening of the session OF the House to-
day May 10 was set aside for paying
tribute To the memory of the late Senator
Kyle Of South Dakota.
The District of Columbia appropriation
hiiI was reported and placed upon the cal
cu6ar
Ny. Grosvcnor Ohio) asked unanimous
consent for the consideration of a joint
resolution to extend the thanks OF Con-
Er"ss l" Mr.. John Hay. Secretary of State.
i'T his oration upon the occasion of the
memorial Mckinley services Mr. De Ar
m'Ud tMoD objected.
\ resolution was adopted to authorize the
city # Boston to use and improve Gov
eru"rS Island. Boston harbor
Fills were passed 10 appropriate $1,000 for
light keeper : station at Ecorse. Mich.
II restore James q. Field assistant sur
ge"H. l. ;. ". To- the active list.
To establish a regular term of the United
states district court at Roanoke. Va
I" appoTtiOn the terms of senators elect
cd at the first general election in Hawaii.
1" extend for three years the time within
which the Omaha and Northern railroad
can construct a railroad across the Omah
and WinncbagO Indian reservation in Ne
braskd.
To supplement an act creating the middle
Judicial district of Pennsylvania
To ratify act sixty-five of the twenty
first territorial legislature of Arizona ana
l" authorize the White River railroad 10
construct bridge across White river. Ark
Memorial Addresses.
Public business then was suspended and
the remainder Of the afternoon was de-
voted to paving tribute to the memories OF
the late Representative ]. William Stokes
of South Carolina and the late Rousseau O.
Crump of Michigan.
Evening star., 1902-04-26
Will Ask for $4,000.

Upon the recommendation of Major SyI-
vester. the superintendent of police, the DIS
trict Commissioners have decided to ask
Congress for an appropriation Of $4,000 for
the maintenance Of public order in the Dis
trict during the annual encampment Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic next October.
A similar appropriation was made during
the last inauguration. The appropriation
Will be called for In joint resolution which
will also, If enacted, give the Commission
ers power to frame special police regula-
tions for the period of the encampment;
providing a penalty OF 500 for violations
Special regulations will be made, 1t Is ex-
pected, under this act In regard to the
prices to be charged by public vehicles.
Evening star., 1902-04-26
Army Orders.

Captains B. w. Dunn. w. 8. Pierce and
John w. Joyes. ordnance department, have
been appointed a board to meet at New
York city to consider the examination pa
pers of first lieutenants of the line who
have been examined for detail to duty in
the ordnance department
A board consisting of Major S. s. Leach,
Corps of Engineers; Captain D. E. McCar-
thy, quartermaster, and Captain ]. 7. Dick
man, Sth Cavalry, has been ordered to
meet at Fort Leavenworth. Kan, for the
purpose of selecting sites for granary,
a bakery, three hay sheds and a guard
house to be located at that post.
Captain Alfred c. Merrilat, 10Th Cavalry.
has been granted three months leave of
absence on account of sickness.
Captain +. l.. Munson, assistant surgeon,
in this city has been ordered to visit Mill
vile. N. j.. on business pertaining to the
medical department.
Contract Surgeon J. E. Shallenberger at
st. Petersburg, Fla, has been assigned to
duty at Fort Ringgold, Texas.
Evening star., 1902-04-26
CHARGES AGAINST HUNTER.
State Department Has Known Of Them
for Some Time.

The charges against DR.. Hunter. the
American minister to Guatemala, embodied
IN the Mobile news dispatches. have been
known to the Department Of State for
long time. In fact. when Dr. Hunter was
here last year. the matter was talked about
The department attaches less Importance to
Mrs Barrios' complaint than to that of
American mining and engineering contrac-
tors. who charged that the minister had
been notably inefficient and sluggish in the
defense OF the rights of American citizens
Contractor Mays was particularly vigorous
in attacking the minister through his coun-
sci, Mr.. Witherspoon of Nashville. and. in
deed, 1t is said that large number of the
American colony in Guatemala have Joined
in the complaint 1t is believed that only
reluctance in the part Of the minister to
quit under fire Is the explanation for his
failure to resign before this.
Evening star., 1902-04-26
College Chess Match,

BOSTON, April 26.-While the American
College chess players resumed play In the
international cable chess match today with
one game against them Roome of Oxford
having won from Adams of Yale yester-
days play went against the Oxford Cam
bridge clubs on the majority of boards The
Americans have two apparent certainties in
hand and the other games are even PLAY
was resumed at 10 O'Clock today and 1t Is
expected that the contest will be over by
early afternoon.
Evening star., 1902-04-26
Court Imposes Sentences.

Justice Barnard, in Criminal Court No
2. has imposed sentences as follows:
Edward Ross. depreciation on property
two years In West Virginia penitentiary
Louis Wilmington. assault with danger.
Gus weapon. six years in West Virginia
penitentiary.
Maggie Jenkins. receiving stolen prop.
erty. six months In District jail
frederick Brown, assault with danger
Gus weapon, five years in West Virgins
penitenitary
James Stewart. convicted OF assault with
a dangerous weapon, has withdrawn his
motion for a new trial. Justice Anderson
sentenced the defendant to IMPRISONMENT
IN the penitentiary at Moundsville, w. Va
for three years
Evening star., 1902-04-26
Wives Ask for Divorces.

Proceedings for divorce We're instituted
today by Nellie A. Rady. through Attorney
VIM. Earl Ambrose. against Charles A.
Rady. The parties were married in Balti-
charged
Florence E. l.. Copeland. through Attor-
ney Geo. p. Hoover. this afternoon petit
toned the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia to grant her divorce from Her
bert E. Copeland. The parties were mar
ried in Rochester. N. Y, June l. 1896. Mrs.
Copeland charges that her husband has
been living for the past month with GER
tain female. who is masquerading as his
Wife
Evening star., 1902-04-26
Fire From Cause unknoun-

Fire broke out in a shed in the rear of
312 1315 street this afternoon about 2:45
O'Clock and extended to the roof OF the
frame house adjoining It. The alarm was
Immediately answered by the fire depart
ment. which succeeded in getting the flames
under control in a short time The canse
OF the fire could not be learned All the
buildings In that LOCALITY are of frame, and
1t was only by prompt work that a noore
serious blaze was averted
Evening star., 1902-04-26
ASKS FOR NATURALIZATION.
Wel-Known Explorer to Become Citi.
zen Of United States.

Carsten E. Borchgrevink, the well-knowr
Norwegian explorer. has formally, and
under oath, declared his Intention OF be-
coming a citizen of the United States Ac-
companied by Prof Alexander Graham
Bell and by Gilbert H. Grosvenor, editor
OF the National Geographic Magazine. the
explorer visited the city hall late yesterday
afternoon and subscribed to the follow
ing entry in the naturalization docket OF
the Supreme Court OF the District Of CO.
lumbia:
Il. Carsten E. Borchgrevink, a native OF
Norway. aged about thirty-eight years
hereby declare that It is. in good faith, my
intention to become a citizen of the United
States and to renounce forever all allie
glance and fidelity to any foreign prince
potentate, state or sovereign whatever and
particularly to the kingdom Of Norway"
Evening star., 1902-04-26
Important Medical Changes

Lieut.. Col. Charles L. Heizman, recently
detached from duty in the Philippines has
been ordered to Chicago for duty as chief
surgeon Of the department Of the lakes. re-
lieving Lieut.. Col. T. E. Wilcox, who is
ordered to Vancouver barracks, Washing
ton, for duty as chief surgeon Of the de-
partment of the Columbia, vice Major r. G..
Ebert. relieved.
Evening star., 1902-04-26
Building Permits Issued.

Building permits were issued TODAY az
follows:
Samuel f. Redfern, seven three-story
brick dwellings. 1000 to 1912 Whitney ave-
nue.; cost. $1,000.
Tteo. A Harding. four three-story brick
dwellings, 1iI1 to 1857 Binney street; cost,
$4,000
h |. Meador. two-story brick store at
$50 Sth street southeast; cost $4,000
Reuben Clark estate, repair fire damage
at l201 AZ street southwest; cost, 500
Coliseum Park Company. improvements
at Coliseum Park, 18th and streets north
east; cost $50
Evening star., 1902-04-26
Claims $4,000 Damages.

Proceedings at law to recover damages In
the sum of 100000 were instituted today by
Eunice Briant through Attorney Mason N.
Richardson. against Benjamin F. McCauley.
1t Is alleged that the 1st Of May. 1901, while
on street between 18th and 10th streets
the plaintiff was run over and painfully in
1ured by horse and vehicle leaving the
stable Of the defendant
Evening star., 1902-04-26
Morgan Given Another Chance

Gunner Charles Morgan of the navy is 10
have another chance. "A board Of chief
gunners recently reported against his pro-
motion to the grade OF chief gunner on
moral grounds. The Secretary Of the NAVY
mas reopened the case and has appoint ed
another board for the examina ton Of Nor
gan. The new board is comnosed OF Chief
Gunners Phelps. Lynch and Whitney.
Evening star., 1902-04-26
Amendments to the Code.

A hearing will be given by the judiciary
subcommittee Of the House District COM
mittee on proposed amendments to the Dis
trIct code Monday morning at 10 o'clock In
the room of the District committee Of the
House.
Evening star., 1902-04-26
SERIOUS RIOTS IN MOSCOW.
Fifty Persons Are Reported Killed or
Wounded,

VIENNA. April ga dispatch to the
Allgemeine Zeitung from ST. Petersburg
published today, announces that serious
riots of strikers have taken place at Mos
cow and that the military dispersed the
rioters with much bloodshed. One report
says that fifty persons were killed or
wounded
Revolts of peasantry in the provinces of
southern Russia, the dispatch adds, are
causing more critical situation. particu-
larry at KiefY and Poltava, where the
Evening star., 1902-04-26
Dinner to Secretary Long.

dinner in honor Of Secretary Long will
be given AT Willard Hotel next Wednes-
day evening by the bureau chiefs and prin-
cipal officers of the navy and marine corps
IN this city. to which invitations to attend
nave peen extended to Secretary Moody
Assistant Secretary Darling and the chair.
men OF the Senate and House committees
on naval affairs
Evening star., 1902-04-26
Fire at Westfield, N. Y

WESTFIELD. N. Y. April 26.-Fire at
an early hour today caused about 1000
damage to the Crowell clutch and pulley
foundry, the blacksmith shop OF John Whit
and the basket factory Of ex-Mayor Gran
dali Several dwellings also were slightly
damaged
Evening star., 1902-04-26
Ordered Before Retiring Board.

Capt. Harry E. Smith. Artillery Corps
has been ordered to report to Col Henry G.
Sharpe OF the subsistence department, pres
ldent ef the army retiring board. at the
war Department. for examination as to his
fitness for active duty
Evening star., 1902-04-26
Memorial Addresses
AMONG THE STRIKERS.
Mr.. Brinkman Tells of the Trouble
Where Police Were Called.

To-day closes an uneventful week so far
as the striking journeymen plumbers the
Carpenters. the carriage makers and the
leather workers are concerned, although
according to Mr.. Trazzare president of the
Evening star., 1902-04-26
Ready for CHALLENGES.

The Young Maroons have organized for
the coming season and would like to ar
range games with any team in the city
averaging fifteen years. Address Captain
John beavers. 643 goth street northeast.
Evening star., 1902-04-26
FIGHTING NEAR GUATAVITA.
Reported That $4,000 Men Are En-
gagged.

The Department of State has been in-
formed by cable from Bogota that fierce
fighting Is going on near Guatavita, forty
five miles from Bogota. and it is reported
that 15.00O men are engaged.
According to government advices the
army of Tribe Tribe. revolutionist, has
been twice defeated and is retreating. and
the government forces continue to ad-
vance
Evening star., 1902-04-26
BoNA-FIDE CIRCULATION.

The sworn statement below shows that
the circulation OF The Star is what It il
claimed to be. Furthermore. within the
city of Washington its circulation Is more
whether morning or evening, and it Is
regularly delivered every day. by carriers,
to fifteen thousand subscribers who take
no other Washington daily paper.
Evening star., 1902-04-26
New York Stock Market

Furnished by w. B. Hfbbs & Co. bankers
and brokers. 1919 f ST.. members New York
stock exchange, Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board of trade
Evening star., 1902-04-26

troops were required to suppress the opt
breaks.