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RIIIR THIIF DROW NID'
~. companion Hides nder noat's h"~
with Face Nbo = surface Ia urrathr.

4 ulu"''"u-ipu' Niwl, painted white. ~
whI,l Nuu' 'vu men aud, a. vas suit
s-lucr'Iv found. Ten lag uf soft brown
sugar. w. gniug ZOO pounds, wa sIo't"i
early YESTERDAY morning hv 'u" crew "t
police launch No /. l-lnnsiug 20 thc tlvm"r
.rr,-.t IuAcr station. Williamsburg, ~ Il
wa, l.lng rowei across the tItSt River
from the Brooklyn side n"ar 'h" Fulton
Perry dock when 'l" men ~ IA" Nawl
law ~" launch coming 'h'y turned 'h'''
iaHa' and pulled with all 'hrir might iu g.
itck 70 BROOKLYN
When 'ha launch Wa within iD feet 81
them fur 40 men 'Iml-ei into ~" uN''
Dl.. dI-app'ar'i after having sNaw a. i"v
garl- The other Wa I.-t ~lgh' ~ \
v!,'. spot seen diWly m 'l" water az tt,
rr,w url,,d 'u h.. 'hr 'su" - no" s'~ruud
man n" wiz ,,uglng under water to 'i'
low % no" boat and keeping h- fac "u'
r. urra'h-. iIr Wa pulled into the launch
aui Wa ~rvuguEI'-i a. jaime Mal'or'N
q YEAR old. ui no lnkeWau street BruUE.'i
Nnhuu"v Wa arrested liHn' 'ilr'''u
months ago with Bis brother Ih"N v"'"
Of, , vavl I'M witrh were nan" lag ut 'Hr'-
The polio, Wcrr unable 20 find an "Nn''
and ~. u.n W"r" discharged ~" .uN'' p
w'o hI- cuUl aulpU e Yesterday was
IH. rolir,. link No companion Wa
Ir,wu.d. Nanuu.v vpuldu' tell WHOM"
hal & IF OH" .4gar
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q STOCKS.


newer ~ W history 30 fh~ world has
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u,>r CARRY nr,IIER Gr>S.
Pistols less Than ~ inchrs Long Illegal
Now In south carolina.

CHARLESTON. = G. July ; A. a m'ars
uf I-~~,utng the amount Of -uuu'lug u.
tI.- state th' Legislature - '~rt'''tt
, law vh.ch prultuit- ,hc uauT',rtIr" or
.L. 80 pistol, lD-- titan ~ uuhr~ i'rg
arl vrgiuug les than thr'r pounds To"
law went into effect 'uis week. JLd D." SUI
D MS .',ek 81 small firearms has t--'u with
drawn from -alr hy IA" dra.yt-
H.. fatl"r of the hdl ~a.d rrai q would
pu' = ,u,,k GA the concealed v~"iis'I ldh'i
ami 4 undoubtedly would. provided no
u'h"g pistols you'd b" purchased Lt"ai
manufacturer lay that a weapon ~ The
rr.iur,! l"uglh will weigh myr' than four
hounds f. Will tr Zoo h.Ihv tn carry
wlthu.' q heavy heather strap AID vii ~
practically useless Tor ordiusi PURPOSES
-Nu,u me lawmakers We" framing th"
l.l -a,d "a" manufacture. they "Nl-
IDENTITY y~NrtlookcI ia" fact that "a weapon
If TIM kiui could not H. Hi,eI without u~h
q, ~, .uu huidiug u. Ito rebound vail
Iarn'v.' , man of ay"rag" -tr"rg'h, ami
n na- i,'u ~-hrWnihal n would h. - haTu.-
ful 200 'hr man firing u ~ ia" man a.
Wuuu the barrel Wa pointed
Workmanship would tot figure. a. u
would H.. uu' - he question ipr a person
10 hold the gun IA uu" haua and frr with
any hui., ut h;''ing a buii-rNe \ lew
YEAR ago 'nr state enacted 'h' pIspru~arN
law Oh. result e ~htch was 'h" uIFuIug e
hum !r.i- Of blind rg'r-. \'N ~" fu.I"a.
'.uu- are that Hind ug"rS viii tr opened
a, every town and city Tor ~" ~alr OF small
pistols
N,r much faith j. put in ~" now law
I'll" dealers say that y Will no. "V"tai"
.fD.H.--fH|.N
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July
The financial dissrist presented . very
qui-. asp~ct 90 SATURDAY.. a. tho Stock
Exchanr. wa- ct,~sI Ths hanks AMI
hanksrs' unlcss wrr~ uprn. bat v.ry uttls
business ~ any kind Wa carri.i "a. Tho
London uarke, for American ~-ecuritiss
was dtLl and q trhs under tho New York
parity - Thursday. No operators made
their APPEARANCE In tho Str-.t to engage
in lrbitrag.. operations. With this situa-
tiun III" bank statement was 'hr cngru--ing
feature 81 tie day. and tho changes pre-.
-ru'ed thr ',uflcting and confusing tuau-
ciil movements peculiar 20 his par ocular
Wr.'A II the year Ia" ,arg, loan "Nptu-
sion 81 sIf on .tI ran ahead - previous
,s-timi'"- 10y the banking community. hu'
can hardly t' cillrI surprising IN view Il
10" -,.rrauri,ng- Cd; thu situation
H." in"tra~c "a th" capital Of 10" National
tHv Rtuh. the uI-Jatiuu> - 81 ~vuitclt"
financing 'h- louds 81 a ~uu'h.ru ,uti
ant Bee completion IL Ittarg"m''u'- g.
'u' JJiy Npirri and ir''r'.' u-' .'-'-
i.rrf-. a.. uN .f,' Of vi 10 ud- l.'
-iuNr ., les v,,'a'- uNhUF'. ... ,'.'r'
no ih"i ."iN,~ - i',,u'. 'ur Ii" WEEKS
.tu ~'Nrar~Iuu w'huG' raj ,ug into ,,n-
Iteration any transfer uf l,lu- from 'rJ.'
companies 20 'h" tanks 1hi- weeks
iuHrra." j. IL" largest since Frhruarr :,
when the expansion reached S. ~, NJ
III" d.vsca~c iu cash u' s2.iSs. lo does
not Cotuport With estimates. rejecting
n drain upon ~" resources ui "a" banks
ia "yc"~s 10 expectation.
I.N Wet l. drawing CURRENCY or crop
mp,ri.',.i- -id,"r han usual and uu duui'
during ~" W,rl SOME muu"v va 'rtu--
frrrri from the hanks 10 the TRUST 'u'u-
lauir~ Iu connection WITH July dis'ui-''
iu"ut- \. apparently trmartahl" i"a'ur'
Iah.lI,tr, IN w" small sum &c S.Nt~.Itn
in ~ ia d" nf Va" fact that ~" loan thd cash
changes called Tor an increase of u"arlv
sia!uDUD T. was through 'ht- sWall
lie IN dcIu.i,~ that the bank, were "tahi"i
SO h,,u % ", loss ia surplus r'--rv" down
~ 8, Sta e..
Regarding ia" apparent discrepancy IN
~" drpp~i' a",ugu' u NAV H. remarked
'hi' vh!r the payments for th" increased
capital stock ct th" National CITY Bank
l~I up io loan exp a%nsion. bookkeeping
transfers prevented any ~-vmpi'h"tlc move
mont "a deposits. In fact. the d"p"-ii-
Of the hank this week actually dcorca-'Hi
s. .up .u1. whilc the loans Increased sIu,-
Su!Uu. tn" surplus rr-'rv" of ~" hanks
l. now down 20 sln.u>i 40. N'h 10" "N-
crptiuu II 1901 and lssa. this l. IN" small
r-' amount held ~,uo' ,S9l.
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rHr "F,Ru G,>G" BROkrN rr.
Iift, of the Young Tough ina, rrrrori'"d
West street Arrested.

Tho varinu. organizations that - 20
make 'p tho mott known a. IA" Farm
Gang. l-,rau-' ., field ui operations o.
,..rr vli,n,! w. -'r~''. had their char
'.r, rryusnI ~ : O'Clock Yesterday NOM
f.g Nv ttr' Flood IL the Cnarl"- street
Stallion FIffy members u' 'h" "rgdul1t
'.r- v.r, taken 10 the station
lUn Eav Nlilcr-. no" -lD" il'k- anu
fU- -~l.Ilv-- r'~i-t"i hcr'Callv uui"r
'n. leadership of -krtv' Mcneil, ka'
Nnr|ly ..rl -Muk' Mullucru, tut 20 no
lI.,-.-. They vrr" dragged i'ffh from
..mt-y truck. lnd draws and bundled into
90. wagons
In" -'.,m-hIp and ferry COMPANIES hav"
complained ul no" d"pusIatl"u- "' '''r Ang-
VII, itN" ur gr'--'d from Sgth O."
thr'f and l--tul'
ln" fH'l-HU"i- were 1rratCu'"l m I'U''
~pl NIrs'f l.I|,,. court yesterday Nagi-
'rli" BARLOW discharged e duf'n "l .'"
men %. -. .t".l r.-'s4.'dhl", amt %" r'-i
we've l"ii iu sfp each for thr-' months
\ few o,u.i tIr'.-r honi~ Luz 'hp r"-'
Will g - 10" wurthuu-'
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Clearly shown Ia the Downfall q carlo
and tho Risr Of Prtsrkln.

This story eNempllfos the IRONY = fate.
lust about "a clearly ~ du"- the -ud.r4-
the King Il M" lat" ~uphoclc- l. i-'gu.-
with the beginning e P''rriIn'- hf" history
which. - cpur-c. dates from hts birth
pct.rkin was the -pn of Peter and took
after his late distinguished father iu hsrs
d brindl-l lgll terrier. leautIful '1 IluN
on and wholly d"-Iuh." 'p pu--"-- h'i
a. the ko-ancr SAID - con 100 Tn" ~haus.-
mum the child grow AMI waN-d i'au.Ifyi
and strong
la rnc-. he overlook his father. did P"'rr-
In. and though fath"- and -pn i've. '.-
,,,hrr IN harmony m their kennel and r.r-
v,y. 'Nov were Jealous uu" 81 il" u''.r
wien 10Th were taken ont hy their owner
f.r , walk or whom one wa tah"u tri 'l"
u't"- i"ft
To ,I.naH carle ono da- whom p,'.r..s.
tNr,,lrG his father severely. nearly is.sHur
-" .n ear amt having open, tu" h''N 81 h-
I,-is-'rd Isu'I' After iNd' l~'l'rhih Wis
49, Isr'htp live with q f-i"ut, 20; hl-uw U"f
Iu . \Ur'r.tu ,l'y lives! carlo, q hlHt',i
l4W rorn-r. ru-' about i'''fNiu -lI' ard
~. who had gained for hu-'i IN" uf"It
.litpu e. dog CHAMPION ~ ~" ii"."
Ii. Lti maintained h- position for many
r..r,n-. ur'i.. uu a DAY uf ",il omen for
Inn. n, mot pof"tNiu IN" oii'uiu-'lu."
a. their meeting CLEARLY puiut 10 ~" huHl
e. ',', Pof,rkih'- l"w master. d. smart,
d-,Irg INTO town 'r ,'ll con- Mr. i%tliHll',
w., .vurd carlo. took P"'"rklr With him,
ErI I,f' hin out-.d" when DO" entered ih"
4-.. Then. ~ tat" would hlN" -. along
Ctu. NJ t~hIi~.l'
49,. ,,u ,n. irnilcd hull terrier uo-inR
g,..t. happily. aIi thinking % was h"r Dig
Carlo. .llGuriuu e o." town. IA" vhi-'i'd
a paI,,i. Conn, here. -If H.t"ikiu
q .,,!. .ri followed h"r into ~" huu-"
t.'.- front rall ~ carlo Iut"s 20 lin
q .ru4l,.i 'u|l terrier. encouraged hy
tl... '|- 'u'--'
rya. "a grru ngh,' Not many Persons
49,, a. Is.at.-r ~, front hall 81 III" thg-
. .r lou-" would not holi many hu,
: - I'D s',' y ~av 'Ia' y viii ltN"
,a.,r IA 'h.ir memories. and 'ho-' vino
'i- hall after th" 'ight wa uN'r acr'-'
% must have l'-n "a itgh' 81 fights
... crowd OUTSIDE tu" huu-'' j. al-' com
i..,' ttat f vg~ q tLli'l" worth s'.ruc.
Fr Smart. ihr 'uiJ"l"- gardener
az ~" IMAM from neat door got r't'rkiu
~ ,trln apart after about fifteen min
49, I,.iv work and wrlr lsi"rkIu was
t.' .ut.ilc almost Uu-rniCI'Sl. th" doctor
vi 20 -v uu q good deal 81 ,arlu's hid".
NJ. lariagC um pretty thoroughly all over.
o.. urN' ,iav Mr. thapvii" t-lophuncd
'n " Srli' that Carlo NJ getting on.
grI rad ~urrpyrr,l - Tar a. 10 H. ahl" To-
p -pfr, itrad ami miik from q -,,uu.
All ~ ~" kindness uf TOR heart. N" asked
How - ~" I.nr lt'l" deg that Carlo
fought With"
Not oven tho arn~r of what was duo to a
woman could Ir,ypu' W. Smart Vuirr
h-,fug q sort "f triumphant r.ug n 10 a~
, 90 'cl"phouoi 'st't
oh. We, Tiup n, around after one -
~ ,Ni,ir-u on h"r hirvoI''~
30 thc championship ra~-"d from Carlo
60 ir'srtu.
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TEDIIING IOH ONi.
VI. ~uit'"riin Tricd the Sport ,ncuu-
sriousiN aud succeeded.

l.lrr g. Nut'"rhn, pI"-rd'ni 81 o.,
p ,.,u N.fuhli'an Club ',Id 'nl- .'.',
lg.' uir'f
vr'f fishing m split lIusk ia'" IA,
S,'lrit~ lfi'rr.,n. aud started foo i'0
a-r.ur ~ d4., with q cu'l lr r'- I
'Ir us''un - 'u" lua' rad l--u irr.'-
Iu: with a tangled .iI,"- colon e.
WOO Jon n-h aud didnf tai" 90" trout g.
%, .iI t m
-N!uu ne" lrai vas a f'w ROD, from
| hart . -'rS" aud vauN'-l 'ur H'a'
LIFE | Thought | had lruph'l - tsu- yu'
~. f'iuC a. 100" oth"r oud - ii" Nu, -'ar',a
-ialyut Tor 20" Nurih Star
i't % ~ until q va. Iirr''IN over me-
head ard ih'r | gradually pulled NY tia
f.rug catch fo earth l. We q l'at.
fppI - ~ owl which INV ~" fake fish gilt
f,rrug along ID" surfacn Of 'ur water. IW-
aciurd 'iat - va c"ud TO- "a' a'i -Vp'I-d
down after a..
IN" hook caught him 10 ~" claw aud
fHr Chairman did 'l' r.-'
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u,Rrynrr>T, Oou r,rL, DEiD.
Old ,gr the Cause onr al the Parks
usrc>t Animals.

Tho lar,cl--.'. r"u Paul. on" e 10"
ol..-t inhabitants of -" central PARK
u~ruasrr,,. died yesterday 81 cid &C" l.
h,d ,-rn fading in health for . wear past
ant Lad lu.' all of - teeth. It's kc"l'r
h,I n,n feeding n ou ground cats. bran
ari maeh The animal hat lsNn In ~"
I,r. fr ,ir'f,,u wears and Wa- Ht-'ui Z
wars ~ vl,u - cam" from N'u'h Nlri''t
prm plni Ws- "a iu" IT.''il'n ~ Pee
E,,, ulf .trl.rNf n,rs. gis..t two e.
l,,r Irsr. an. frN Of thr-. animals 800
,,r1t,t, p,r.,iu, juhu " smith sait
that h, dad not know u aaotheT Vae In thi-
oJu4ay
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Ir, Goddard rrr,idcn' ~ u HrookI, ~
Di>prrsar,.

Mr. Ira Guldail, a John srp-' %icv,lcr.
has sven ,lrD'rl ~ '-iinut - a." Bu~hwick
and Ia-t RrrNlvu Ut-i-f.,rv IN hr,uklyr.
"a. "a, -I,,r-~'t Zee Mt John " Iamcs.
v lo r.ld -" otto i"r fifteen Nears Nj
tie u4sttutipa.
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p,Rr IrU,is. ' July : Nr Hanna.
a oh, n,',a,u,f 81 DrlaVar" township.
,aI. county. "a '"i" 2" Milford y"-',--
,Isy .r lis ni,,,'" Ia turning ou Rru,l
.tr..f lr ran iu'. 'N" gutter amt Wa thrown
u,aiu.t = 'r', graph I-'l" "" was Uick'-l
M uu,rr.,iuu-. and wa- brought 80 the
I,r, J.r,i- Hospital. Wh"rr h" di,,i las
night, n" wa ~ YEAR ut agv
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,,r.. ,.,nx say, she nn,r, ,.annic.

Nj rtrup tvdic f.rm.r, VI y + 10
Stokes. arri,"i Yesterday NrN l"- '.I.
hand from Sun hampton ai-,trl Do" Amer
can lurr philadrlphia -" ra- '-sH ~ tv
Hvr months Boih -, aui VI IvdIg -iui
that th.N dtd acct gauhl~ a. Mgutv Oatl.,
lvus lu,ry! lyvkcIs ~.
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~ M 10 SIR THT >ru worry.
crowd q, the ,uuarIum Double I Nv the
Latest Arrival There.

o." attrH tiuu oi O. a,N',iy '~ down iu
: &. attendant" of visitors a. 'h" Aquarium
Wr.l. drawn hv 90" tam" of 'in r.-
..all. ..ul,-t ur.'rs. PC 90" ara "'
r't'1. ,-ci,,,I uu N,Udav 'r.j1 Bermuda
I|. visitor fpr d.. i,. day-. l3..t., i,
rrlriay i|u,ltelA,. uumi-rvi ".tcN a.
a.tIua 2l.ai3 ca iAc Corfy~ poLllns I've
Isys VI last year.
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pT'vTR. Julv : IN" SIpr"mr t"ur
ha- postponed until ih" September term
,r'., uu N''orn"y- G.cu"rtl rust'~ aupi
cation ilr l'ay" T." fir O. -...t against 'f"
Sw"i'"r Trust 1h" "uIf' Iutin-t'osi 'i.'
4ui' must trS' IT, brought iu q d-'tr
tstf.Tf
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asn-y ns us'1s,
49," 's-.-
ts- .. sa...e. y 49,
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-
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= ,. M. ,..t,.lI. -. S.,-.-
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.. =. nd ,til. tf.r.f.f- Ns. q. -
Ir,n.. s.r. ulutssi no . r,H. IS ls fur lutg.
md . Ia. ..I.., fnf ..urt f.tH h.mnrta.
p, ls.ia. DO. 9 % fuf bong .ri e. ..us s.tH Iut
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Evening star., 1902-03-11
TIE JUVENILE COURT
PRESENT SYSTEM WORKS HARD
SHIP UPON THE POLICE.
Suggestion That Sessions Be Held
Three Days a Week, Special
Sessions When Necessary.

The juvenile court, the first session OF
which was held January 13 last, and which
was organized for the purpose Of keeping
the lawbreakers Of seventeen years and
under from coming in contact with the
older and hardened class of yiolators Of
the statutes, has after being in operation
Tor nearly two mont- proved to be a sue
cess. Court is held each week day at 2
o'clock pm, providing there Is any busi-
ness, and is presided over alternately by
Judges Ivory G. Kimball and Charles F.
Scott OF the Police Court. Each of the
judges, when the occasion requires it, gives
the youthful offenders who appear before
him some stern fatherly advice.
1t has been demonstrated, it is declared,
during the space of time the court has been
in existence that it's sessions could be con-
veniently limited to three days In each
week, as is the case in Chicago and other
large cities. If, however, the press Of busi-
ness mace II necessary, special session
could be held.
If this plan were put into operation it is
claimed 1t would be possible for the proba-
ton officer of the board Of children's guar
dlans who Is an officer of the court, to in
vestigate more thoroughly each charge be-
fore 1t Is brought to the attention Of lne
court. AS it is now there may be several
arrests Of juveniles in the morning and the
PROBATION officer has to make an investiga-
ton OF the surroundings and home life of
the youthful prisoner and his past career
In police circles. If any, by o'clock of the
same day, when, under existing rules the
trial occurs.
It has been suggested that II the sessions
OF the juvenile court were to be held i'm
mediately after one of the other courts ad-
Journed 1t would do away with great
hardship now imposed on the members of
the police force who are compelled to at
Ia cd on
example that policeman comes off of duty
at o'clock am. Having arrested juve-
nile during his trick Of duty 1t Is necessary
that he should go to court to secure an in
formation against his prisoner. After that
the officer departs for his home, but must
return to court at o'clock in the after
noon, where he will probably remain an
hour. BY the time he again arrives at his
home 1t Is time to eat dinner and report to
the station house to go on duty again at
pm. Thus he has very little time in which
to put himself In proper condition to
meet all requirements placed upon him dur
inS his next six hours Of street duty.
Evening star., 1902-03-11
Real Estate Bond REQUIRED.

Mr.. George r. Wilson Of 2O3 A street
southeast was in the Police Court this MORN
ing as a witness against his son, Richard
]. Wilson, thirty-fve years of age, who was
charged with having made threats Of per-
sonal violence toward his father.
Mr. Wilson senior. told Judge Kimball
that his son recently gave up good posi-
ton and has been under the influence of
liquor whenever he could get any money
While In that condition, he said. his son
had threatened to kill him in addition to
worrying his mother and sister, who fire.
auently had to leave the house OH account
Of Richards CONDUCT. }
The defendant told the court that he had
great respect for his hather in his old age
and did not remember Of making any
threats.
The father, in answer to a question, said
he was afraid his son would do him bodily
harm when drinking.
Judge Kimban told the young man that
he would have to give real estate bond in
the sum Of $500 or 80 to Jail for thirty
days in default.
Evening star., 1902-03-11
CITY AND DISTRICT.
In Honor of Out -of-Town Members

In honor of the out-of-town members of
the Washington Architectural Club consti-
tuting the hanging committee for the an
nual exhibit dinner was given last even
Ing by the members of the club.
Mr.. Francis b. Wheaton, president Of the
club, acted as POSTMASTER. Brief speeches
were made by Mr.. John Hall Rankin of
Philadelphia, James Knox Taylor super
vising architect of the treasury, and Mr..
Franklin ". Smith, an honorary member
Of the club, and others
Among those present were: Francis B.
Wheaton. P. G. Adams. James Hall Ran
Kin. W. l. Bickford. Edward A. Crane, H.
I. Pratt. Percy Ash, E. W. Dom, jr.,
Ernest II. Ellis, c. NJ. Mallory, Charles O..
Stevens. A. W. Brown. Park p Flournoy,
jr. j. J. Bissegger, G. W. Stone. B. c.
Flournoy, John w. McCluskey jr, Leo ].
Weissenborn, E. Brad Curry, Max F. Foer-
ster. Eugene I. Parkes, James Rush Mar
shall. w B. Wood T. F. Laist, ]. H. Blohme,
Carroll Benninck. c. l.. Harding G. w.
Parks, j. c. Hornblower, F. B. Pyle Wells
NJ. Sawyer, ]. H. Mcdowell. F. L. Molby,
Harry NJ. Packard, Franklin W. Smith.
Fred t. Murphy, Louis A Simon Arthur
b. Heaton and Thomas w. Peitch.
Evening star., 1902-03-11
Greater Washington a Theme,

Mr.. Charles Moore. who Is so thorough
ly familiar with the plans Of the park COM
mission. gave an extremely attractive lee
ture last evening before the Mems Society
Of the Fourth Presbyterian Church, 18th and
Yale streets. Stereopticon slides furnished
Illustrations to the words Of the speaker
who spoke on the theme Of the Greater
Washington" He described the plans for
the improvement of the city as prepared
By the parking commission. and made plain
the great benefit which the proposed
changes would bring about
As Mr.. Moore stated. these plans will
require time for development, but he
thought that fifty years will not pass be-
fore they will be executed
Evening star., 1902-03-11
demonstrated via Lady Friend.

''This man was coming through Anacostia
at late hour last night talking In a bois-
ferrous manner and using profanity Judge
Scott was told by Policeman Andrews when
Samuel Gordon, colored, was arraigned on
q charge Of dfsorderly conduct this morn
ing.
1.-The officer Is very much mistaken. was
not boisterous and used no bad language -
Samuel declared to the court.
We'll, what did you do?" the court asked.
II was asked to take a lady friend home
and when we started out l discovered she
had been drinking.
us that all?"
NO sir. demonstrated with herr
The evidence was against Samuel and he
will spend fifteen days on the farm in de-
fault Of q IS fna.
Evening star., 1902-03-11
Delayed Thirty Days.

Frank Harris. Frank Moore and James
O'Brien. strangers in the city, were arrest
ed on 11th street southeast at an early
hour this morning by Policeman Bean
Later in the morning they were in Judge
Scott's court charged with vagrancy.
The court was informed by the officer
that the men were begging on the street
about daylight this morning. The story
told by the trio was that they had just
arrived and were on their way to Newport
News. Va, 10 look for work.
1t will be thirty days before they can
resume their journey. they having been
sent to the farm for one month each.
Evening star., 1902-03-11
CONDUCTOR SERIOUSLY HURT.
Fell Between Two Cars Yesterday and
Rendered Unconscious

Howard F. Jones, twenty-five years old
employed as a conductor on the Metro
politan street car line, fell and was serious
ly injured while trying to board a moving
car yesterday. The accident occurred on
street southeast between I'd and Sd
streets, and the injured man was taken to
the Providence Hospital for treatment.
Jones fell between two cars and was
dragged a short distance before the heavy
vehicle was stopped. He was unconscious
when picked up. While his injuries are Sc
rious, 1t is believed he will recover.
Evening star., 1902-03-11
Held for Investigation.

Douglass Downing, alias Brown, twenty
four years old, was arrested last night by
Detectives Helan and McNamee on COM
plaint of young woman who said she
came to Washington with the man from
Charleston, s. c., in order that they might
be here during the spring races at Benning.
1t is alleged that they registered at hotel
as man and wife. and that after having a
quarrel Downing took away her trunk and
had it stored in his name
Downing says his home is in New York
and that he has been following the races.
He is held until further investigation can
be made by the detectives.
Evening star., 1902-03-11
LOCAL MENTION.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

cademy-I1oward Hair, in "The Man
Who Dared"
Chase's-'In Paradise" and polite vaude
vile.
Columb bia-Afa gician Kelar.
Empire-"A Trip to Buffalo"
Kernans-Robie Knickerbocker Burles-
quers.
Lafayette-Belows Stock Company in
"Brother Officers"
National-Dan DAILY in "Ihe New York
ers"
Odd Fellows Hall-Mesmerism and hyp-
notiSm.
Evening star., 1902-03-11
LEASE OF A WHARF.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Company Tenant Of District.

Ine District Commissioners have pre-
prepared lease letting to the Norfolk and
washington Steamboat Company the wharf
property at the foot of 7th street, which
mas long been occupied by 1t. This prop
erty Is covered by the Potomac flats deci-
sion vesting the title to it in the United
states. Upon the advice of the city solici-
tor the property was let without competi-
ton, 1t being argued that the equities of
the companys continued occupation of the
site were strong. The yearly rental is
placed at $1,000, the company to maintain
insurance on the property and TO pay the
sum of $S3333 for the term from March l.
1901, to December 81, 1901