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LOST.


LOST OR STOLEN handbook No 4Si 3u0
OF the German Savings Bank IN the CITY
or New YORK. corner shave. and I4th-st..
issued 10 Lille Lcavy. An persons are eau
TONED against negotiating the same. II
not returned 10 the bank on the oath day
OF May 1900 a duplicate will be issued
LOST OR STOLEN.-Bankbook No AZ. 2sT
OF the German savings Bank in the city
or New ork. corner 4th-aNe. and 18th ST.
Issued 10 Wilhelm kripke. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned TO the hank On the I'D day OF
Ma. 1904, a duplicate Will be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN. -Bankhook No 49, 334
Of the German Savings Bank IN the city
OF New-1ork. corner 18th ave. ami 14th-sr
Issued 70 Georg Graf. All persons are eau
toned against negotiating tho same. II not
returned To- the hank on the 23d day OF
May. 1904. a duplicate Will he issued
LOST handbook No. -S5I .7O2. Bank for
ment stopped. Please return book 10 bank
LOST handbook No. sol 40 Bank for
Savings. 80 4th-ave. New-York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank
LOST handbook No. s36 243 Bank for
ment stopped Phase return book 10 bank.
LOST. -Bankbook No s36. $50 Bank for
ment stopped. Please return book 70 bank
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Citations.
THE PEOPLE Ola THE sTATE Ola ~

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the grace God free Independent. To
Mary Constance KnoWer, Mary Constance hnOwer. tr.
Margaret Campbell Knower George 5. Coe. Grace
Electa Allen Benjamin knower Allen. John Allen
behalf OF Benjamin knower Allen and 10 ell persons
Of Benjamin knCwer, late of the
County OF New York, deceased. as creditors next OF
kin otherwise. send greeting: You and each Of
hereby cited required personally be and
before Surrogate Of the County OF New YORK,
Surrogate's OF said County held the
County Court House in the County OF New" York.
OF MAY 1900. half past o'clock
the forenoon OF that day, then and there to attend
proceedings OF
Constance Knower as execuriN Of the last will and
said deceased and such OF hereby
cited. under the Of twenty one years,
required 10 by your guardian II you have one,
you have appear ana apply for 20 be
appointed or event your neglect failure
a guardian Will be appointed by the Surrogate
represent you the proceeding.
the Surrogates Court Of the said County Of
........ New York 10 be hereuntO affixed Witness,
I. Hon. Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF
:.......: County. the County Of New York.
day 81 April the year O
Lord Thousand nine hundred and four.
JAMES 4. DONNEIIsY.
Clerk Of Surrogste's Court.
GERALD HULL GRAY. Attorney for ExecutFx,
G Wall Street. New York City
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ADvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for

ADNER TISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received AZ thcir Irptovn
ONCE No. 1864 Broadway. between Both
and 3ith SITS. until o'clock y. M. Adver-
tsements received at the following branch
offices al regular Office rates until : O'Clock
J.. m. viz; 2ai Sth ave. :. e. cor. 23d ST
l53 Gth-ave.. cor. 18th 81 % asst 18th st
81 West 42d-sl.. between 1th AMI Sth ayes
263 West l2Jth-st.; 33S 81 ave. between
10th and nth SITS; / .O26 3d-avc near cfst-
ST: Los lst-ave.. near S9th ST.. 157 East
l25th ST. 75G fremont ave $50 81 ave
near 4lst-st.. 554 Sd dave. 30 Bleecker ct
325 Bleecker- 81.
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= Yard. New York.-There will be sold at the Nary
Yard New York. material belonging to the Navy,
demned unfit therein consisting Of provisions.
clothing cloth cuttings hardware ordnance stores. bar
res TOOLS packing life belts china kitchen
utensils. electrical supplies furniture engines.
boats boat outfits The sale viii be for cash to the
highest bidder by sealed proposals be opened at i
o'clock noon May H. 1904 Schedules containing form OF
proposals and will furnished appica
ton the General Storekeeper Navy Yard New York.
CTiAS. H. DARLING. Assistant Secretary of tho Navy.
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FARMER or GARDENER Single; TO take
charge of gentleman's place; a thorough.
practical man. with reference. G. o.. pa
West 25th-st.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 300 secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO. r EDDY. 39s Madison-st.
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COACHMAN.-Single, %; good appearance:
understands horses thoroughly; careful
driver; also garden, lawns: willing. sober
trustworthy; fine references. COACHMAN.
10 1st-ave.. restaurant
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

DEPARTMENT OF the Interior, OElce OF lnclan ANalrs
Washington D. C.. March 81 l94.-sesled proposals.
iucorsed Proposals blankets. wOC!en cotton
goods clothing the may be, and
Commissioner Indian Affairs. Nos 1l921 Wooster
street New York CITY, received until O'Clock
D m Of Tuesday May 1904 for furnishing for the
blankets. woollen and goods, cloth
Ing. notions hats and Bids must be made out on
blanks. Schedules giving all necessary in
formation furnished application to
Indian Office Washington u. g: L. :. Indian
Wooster York City; 200
267 Canal Chicago, Ill; SIS Howard street.
Omaha Coz South Seventh street. St Louis. No;
tho CCnmssares Subsistence, L. : A., Cheyenne.
Wyo and Paul. Mimi. the Quartermaster, u. 3 A.
Wash: Dcstfrasters Sioux Tucson,
Portland Spokane and Tacoma: and the Manufacturers
Producers Association California. Francisco,
Cal. Bids will opened the hour and days above
stated bidders invited 10 be
ing The Department the right determine the
point OF delivery and reject and all bids IVY
part Of any bid. ". A. JONES Commissioner.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

TRIBUNE READERS CAN DEAL
WITH THE FOLLOWING EMPLOY
s.-ST AGENCIES WITH ENTIRE CON.
FIDESCE.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ATTENTION Some responsible bright
man wanted. Of good people, 10 assist IN
Producing nes elementary system. most re
nlarkable power. unlimited must al
vance $3.50. second output 5000. can ami
viii easily become millionaire: expert en-
gineer's testimonial furnished. nov. there
S a fortune. investigation invited. Ad-
dress JOHN PETERSON. > 81 Luke's
Place.
a MANUFACTURERS CONCERN Cesiab-
nshed ls4h requires Sljo, coo increase Of
capital. TO take full advantage Of cppor-
tunities ana facilities; correspondence with
principals only: no agents; best references
required and given, Address J. q. H., Box
-. Tribune OflCe. I
AS ESTATE. in process ~ hquidating a
large manufacturing establishment, has
Get aside several departments which car be
operated separate industries. Each de-
partmeut Is ofIcred with all special ma
chinery. tools. patterns ana stock on hand.
One department VIII be sold for $1,000. one
for $1,000 and TWO a. $1,000 each. All
have 2 well established and profitable trade.
which can be controlled by purchaser To
responsible nariies, fan details viii be fur
n.shed. ESTATE N LIQUIDATION. 2. O.
HOE l65. New York
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VIOLINIST. lady. IN first class sum
mer hotel. 10 furnish music. trio tplano
violin. cello. Address MOUNTAINS. T94
Broad St Newark. y j.
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CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN thar the
Century Wheelmen Of New-Y YORK. a DO
sneEtic membership corporation. having lis
principal property and place ~ business II
go Amsterdam Avenue. in the County and
State Of New York will apply 10 fhs Su-
IRENE Court OF the state IL New York al n
special term thereof 20 be held at Special
Term. Part J. al tho County Court Hoilsa h,
the County - Ns.w York. on the 2Gth day az
May. 1905. al IJ.J0 o'clock in the forenoon
OF that dav or as soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard. FOR an order authorizing IT,
said corporation 20 change It's corporate
name 10 Century Athletic t'lub
Dated New Y0ra. April 3fh. 1903
CENTURY TsFEELMlsS or esEW YORK.
~. WILLIS WAKEFIELD, President
CHARLES la kCE. ESQ. Attorney ror
Petitioner. 2.GSO Broadway, y Y. CITY
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AGENTS WANTED.

DON'T MISS IT be independent; the best
selling article in the world: you show
what II viii do and il sells itself. a puller,
greatest invention since printing, beats
everything as n money maker; needed IN
every house. n VIII last you lifetime ana
pav for itself every Gay. sells like hot
kos exclusive territory. no experience
:-egni-ed, circulars free. agents wanted
Address OSCAR I. OLSON, Kenyon. Mimi.
AGENTS To sell BaClaikO Becium seeds the
only preventative against mosquitoes ana
moths. send j. cents for circulars with iul!
instruction: wholesale prices quoted. y.
JOHNSON co. 367 West 52d-st.. =. \.
AGENTS wanted. Zig money. BROOhLNS
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For Both sexes-Country.
PALMER INSTITUTE
Sfarkey Seminary

Sfarkey Seminary
Boarding school for boys and
girls. splendidly situated, over
looking Seneca Lake. Modern
building ana equipment. Fine
health record. Fltty- three
acres n campus. athletic field
and gardens. Ten teachers
train for best colleges - bus
music. art and elocutiOE. Stu
Martyr Summerbell. Ph. ID.
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WORK WANTED.

Male
BANK TELLER. aged 30; an eNperienced
teller In either receiving or paying. held
both. city or country. Al references. COM
PETENT, Box g. Triuun" Once.
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sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
BY Young lady Miss Z. BOSTROM. / IGI
Fulton-st.. Brooklyn
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HELP WANTED,

Male
WE HAVE POSITIONS OPEN
for Statesmen. Executive Clerical and -recb
nical men. 81 900 To 81 900 Can or y,rita
for booklet. HAPGOODS. suite 5CS 400
Broadway. New York
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TfPEW EITER.-E young lady. has no
experience; willing 70 work for low wages.
VIII assist with office work. ELIZABETH
BYRNE. 464 West 34th-st
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STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER -
Good education; willing 20 start at
reasonable salary. advancement NJ l..
$50 CauOll-st.. Brooklyn.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
a BEAUTIFULLY furnished one room and
bath for the summer SO month EARLE
APARTMENT HOTEL. 1O3 WaVerley
Place. one door from Washington Square.
BOTH ST. JAG Handsomely fur
nished room: running water, porcelain
bath: scrupulously clean; breakfast op-
tional: telephone: reference.
$50 WEST 20TH- ST.-Largs room.. newly
fitted up; southern exposure: bath adjoin-
ing: $6-S7. exceptionally well kept private
house.
PARLOR FLOOR Furnished suitable for
doctor. dentist studio: private house.
reasonable rent. PSI East 41st ST.
92D-ST 81 WEST Large. furnished
room: private house and family. gentle
man; references required
FURNISHED ROOMS: call evenings. VAN
Week. 81 West 103S-st
ELEGANT. first class. furnished rooms for
gentlemen only: all accommodations. in
GLIDING baths. etc. location central. 24I
East 4lst-st.
FURNISHED Apartments 20 let two and
eight rooms; outside: steam heat. G6
Washington Place.
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WORK WANTED.

DRfNElt-Willing young man. 80; steady
position; best city reference; cash secur-
ity il required. HARRY GERKEN. !, 207
1st-ave.
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STENOGRAPHER, t,nAwrrer and ONCE
assistant. EXPERIENCED. moderate salary
Miss A SHERLOCK. 449 39th ST. E'klvn
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u $. ENGINEER OFFICE, ARMY BUILD

L s. ENGINEER OFFICE, ARMY BUILD
- ing New York. May .. 1904-Sealed proposals for
building sea-waH Governors Island " Y Har-
L0.. this Office until - o'clock.
/. 1904 and then publicly opened Information on
application. w L MARSHALL. Major EnGrs.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF IMMIGRATION,
NEW YORK HARBOR.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceiyed st this Office p m. Monday. May
opened Immediately thereafter for the
nisnE about 5000 bituminous coal for at
the Island immigration station. Full Information
limitations governing the award
may be procured by application at this Office.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
Commissioner % Immigration.
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STENOGRAPHER. typewriter tooktceper.
experienced. references. &. L. Box y
Tribune Office
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BOY, 10. attended high school two wears.
law office. HERMAN. 271 2d-st
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WEST POINT. n. y, MAY .. 19o4.-sEALED

w Proposals IN duplicate will until Il
o'clock. June p 1904 Building Materials. Plumb
Materials. and Steam Fittings Hardware Tools.
Paints Glass and other miscellaneous stores specified
schedules be had application here The right
is reserved reject accept all proposals. or
thereof Enclose proposals Ia envelope marked
Proposals for Military Supplies. and addressed Quarter
master. West Point. y. Y.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ST. Adams. EAST 31sT-sT.
Rooms. single - suite with private
hatEs, doctors Ctiice. dining room parlor
floor. electric liSht: excellent table board.
LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS with and
without hoard: all cony-niences. terms
reasonable. - East lith-st
so WEST nth ST Select hoard. rooms
with and without private hath.
90 EAST 18th ST Entire second floor or
part. with private hath; meals il de-
sired. with private family. reference
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BOY. II. position at light work. or learn
trade. WURZBUGER 100 East s9th-st.
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lsiness. Advanced courses in
-udenls received At any time.
IakemOnt, Yates Co., y. Y.
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YOUNG MAN. Is, willing and obllring. &c
start q stock bow and become salesman
I'm large clothing house Address JOHN
FRANCIS. care Of Callan. 456 West 5Sth- st
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YOUNG COTOREr BOY on Yacht. ex-
periencei. or In private family. city or
country CHRISTIAN. 213 West 6ist 81.
care Knowles
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CARETA KER.-Furnished or unfurnished
house; first class reference. WALSH,
LOGS Park-ave.
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GARDENER (head) on private place; thor
oughly understands greenhouses lawns.
vegetables; good references. JAS. WOOD.
DO Main-st.. Orange, ". ].
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CHAUFFEUR.-Yo Young man: expert me
chanic: on foreign or American car. all
REPAIRS. SHEPHERD. l16 East 18th 81
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YOUNG MAN. %. situation where he can
he advanced. four wears experience in
general Office work. E J. STEGEMAN. III
East 53l 81
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.-2s>
CARETAkER.-Sw as caretaker OF
gentleman's place, horses and lawn; first
class references. AUGUST BORG, ~
Greenwich-st.
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BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.

FRENCH and Ita,isn books and comic
papers imported direct weekly Mail
orders promptly ATTENDED to Tel. 1888
Spring. 5. F. VANNL bss w Broadway.
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Instruction.
for Both Sexes-City.
For Young Ladies-city.

TIE BERLITz SCHOOL OF IANGUGEs.
Madison Square l22 Broadway. Brooklyn ~ Court ST.
School open al Summer. Trial lesson free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-03

WANTEp.-TwO or three cxpert bou,I
balancers. experienced in balancing bowls
Tor farm cream separators. steady vorl,
une Office. "
NANFED.-The best coachmen, gardener,
farm foremeu groorns farnnba I'd. r,- -
Tied n:d single. places ready At CAR
PTcETER'S. 49, Gth-ave
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SECRETARY &c-A cultured woman as
secretary, lady hsusck..ueI. charge of
children or rational invalid. experienced:
highest references given end required Ad-
dress CAPABLE. Tribune Uptown OHice.
1.364 Broadway
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HELP WANTED.
- 90
Female.


Female.
hAMBEfMAlDS. nurses, cooks parlor
maids, senrnstresses. laundresses house
WORKERS. Mattresses couples, buffers: posi-
lions waiting. Mrs. COLLIER'S Agency
122 West 23d-st -
mo- aE oRkER.-Tw in family: SIS. no
washing or ironing good references re-
CURED. Mrs. GOLFERS Agency. 100 West
80 TEA competent chambermaid
aole 70 perform maids duties. Applv
s-ts between 0 and Il. at IS West
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BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool
table, high grade bowling alley builders:
lowest Prices MARX EROS. - Union
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YOUNG MAN as electricians helper. an
prentice or anything In electrical bus
ln""s. STANLEY STNGERLANp a.
Marcy ave. Brooklyn.
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CAKE BAKER AND CONFECTICNER 49,
First class Young man. Care Run. g71
Amsterda ave.
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COACHMAN. GARDENER English. age
u years. married. one child, wants
house. very reliable man. who can care for
lawns. drive. milk COW and keep every thing
In best order. strictly temperate; 3 years
best reference. WILLIAM. At Carpenters.
154 Gth-aVe-
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/ $50 WEST 20TH- ST.-Iargs room. newly
| fitted up; southern exposure: bath adjoin-
ing; $6-S7. exceptionally well kept private
/ house
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DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

DRESSMAKER Of long experience makes
handsome summer gowns. So. evening
dresses and fancy waists equally low. Nine
SMYTH. $40 6th-ave.
DRESSMAKING.- Childreu's dresses styl-
ishly made at reasonable prices. Address
Mrs. Z. =. BROWN. ga Fuiton-st. Brook
Ign.
DRESSMAKING.--Fi class: Coca out by
the day; best city reference: kindly
answer by mail only. Miss Z. SCHULTZE.
~ East S4th-st.
DREssMAKER wants few more customers
out BY day or home. HERMTNE SAINT
NER. 224 East 76th-st
DRESSMAKER. Summer gowns tastefully
prices. maison FRANCHISE. $50 Lexington
ave
DRESSMAKER. Several wears with Lord
& TAYLOR, gowns from So 10 IL stvliSh
work: reasonable. Mrs WARD SAI.ZER
Jos East 27th-st.. near 18th ave.
SHIRT WAISTS from your material. 81 50:
shirt waist suits. IS: prompt delivery;
shirt waist suits. So 80 and up: Cooley
silk petticoats. 50 30. Mohair petticoats.
with silk 7ounce 81 30: made 20 measure:
style fit and workmanship unequalled in
the city. PRICE & co. 30 West 24th-st.
SPECIAL OFFER THIS WEEK.-Dress-
making and millinery taught Shirtwaist
AMI skirt patterns cut 70 fl. NJ lowell
SCHOOL. 80 9th ave
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YMAkER.-F'irst class on counter
goods and ice creams, good references q
FAST. care hotel. 100 Avenue 4
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COACHMAN and GENERAL MAN-By
North OF Ireland Protestant. married. one
child. wife Will do laundry work or assist
in house when needed. have furniture. wanu
house or rooms 10 live in very neat people.
well recommended. can be seen. strictly
temperate. WILLIAM. at Carpenters. l54
GrhaaVc
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BOOKKEEPER. Temporary position. dav
or night. accounting, statements. trial
balances. references. BOOKkEEPER. Box
~, Tribune Office.
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COOK, &c.-Young woman: rNperlenced.
competent. reliable cook and laundress in
small private family, or two sisters to
Sether' one cook, the other iaundress;
thoroughly experienced; or will go separnt,.
short distance In the country preferred
Il. r., 4OS West 31st-st basement
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School Agencies.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Governesses.
etc. Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 10
M J. YOUNG-FCLTON. % Union square
The Washington times., 1904-05-27
HOWARD LAW STUDENTS
TO RECEIVE DEGREES
One Woman and Twenty-one Men to
Be Graduated
Monday.

The thirtieth annual commencement OF
the law department of Howard Univer-
sity will be held Monday evening at the
.Congrega tional Church, Tenth and G
Streets There are twenty-five grad
yates. including one woman. Mrs. EVA
B. Heath, who is TO deliver an Grafton
at the commencement. her subject being
woman Under the Law" The address
TO the graduates viii be delivered by the
Hon. Edward H. Morris. and the de-
grees will be conferred by the Rev. John
Gordon. D. D.. president Of the univer-
sity. Robert Barclay Barcus. one of the
graduates. will deliver an Grafton on
The Ideal Government and Charles
johnson will read a novelette,. "A Whis-
pered Thought" In addition there will
be a musical program. The graduates
are:
Richard L. Baltimore. Washington, D.
c.: Robert B. Barcus. A. B.. Charlottes-
vile, Va: Charles L. Bowling. jr.. Lou
isville, Ky: Albertus Brown, Cleveland,
Ohio: Thomas J. Galloway. A. B., Wash
ington. D. c.: Thomas II. r. Clarke,
Washington. d. c.: James c. Campbell,
Charleston. W. Va; Charles 8 Darden,
Wilson. n. c.: Oscar II. Harrington,
Memphis, Tenn; EVA B. Heath. Wash
ington. d. c.: Charles II. Hemans. Cor
louisville. Va; Edmund Hill. jr., Alexan-
dria. Va; Richard Hill. Beggs. Indian
Territory; Joseph f. Jones. Georgetown,
Demerara: BENJAMIN F. Mitchell, Deep
River. Conn; John d. Parker, Athens,
Ohio; Foster 3. Petite. Atlanta. Ga.
Robert Pelham. Jr.. Detroit. Mich;
George G. Ross, Colorado Springs, Col.
Neval II. Thomas. A. B., Springfield.
| Ohio. Thomas NJ Watson. Alexandria
Va; John r. Wright, Washington, D. c.
The Washington times., 1904-05-27
COMMANDER DIEHL WILL
SUCCEED CAPT. IEMLY

Commander Samuel w. B. Diehl has
been named to succeed Capt Samuel c.
Lemly as judge advocate general of the
navy upon the expiration Of Captain
Lemly's term on Julse 3.
Commander Diehl is now in command
of the cruiser Boston. which IS on its
way from Panama 10 San Francisco.
He has had more than seventeen years
Of sea service. and was in command of
the Marietta in Venezuelan waters al
the time the allied powers were making
forcible demand upon Venezuela for the
payment of war claims. He distinguish
ed himself By his service In that trying
period.
Captain Lemly has served as Judge
advocate general Of the navy fer three
terms. twelve years and has been high
ly commended by Secretary Moody for
the capable manner in which ne Eas
administered the affairs OF the Office.