THE EVENlNGr TIMES WASHINGTON SATURDAY JUNE 9 1900

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GrcafcRnsh of Applications forto the Academies

Over n Thouimml Petition Receivedby the President Alone Since Con

KreM Irovldeil for the Increase atAVent Point and Annnpol In Sena-

tor Alvo BenlcKed by AMiiIrnnt

The provision made by Congress for alarge Increase In the number of Appoin-tments of cadets to the Military and Navalacademies Sas resulted already in the receipt of a great number of applications bySenators end by the President

Hereafter the number of annual appoint-ments to the Military and Naval

will exceed any previous record in thehistory of those two institutions Theoutput of these schools will therefore beconsiderably increased and the number ofDew officers added each your to the two

of the Service greater than everbetore

Congress having given to the Senatorsfirst time the right of naming cadets to

West Point this variety of patronage islikely to cause some trouble and probablybefore many years have passed Senatorswill the new conditions which haveImposed on them the necessity of selectingyoung men for cadetshlps Both laws areat once effective and the rush of appli-cants for appointments will no doubt con-

tinue until all vacancies have been huedOver 200 such appointments will be

made of which 175 are now available andof these 110 belong to West Point andabout sixty to Annapolis No time hasbeen lost In preparing for the selection ofthese young men While the law does notspecifically state that Senators shall havethe privilege of nominating cadets toWest Point this has been construed by theSecretary of War to be its intent and accordingly a circular letter will be mailedto each Senator requesting that he name-a principal and alternate for West Pointnot later than July 10 and at the sametime notifying them that the entrance ex-

aminations will be held on July 25 at WestPoint

There are ninety Senators and each vrlll-be thus entitled to nominate a boyatlargefrom his State and two alternates to ap-pear in the event of the principals failingto meet the entrance requirements Sen-ators have been notified that all appoint-ments for vacancies not made by July 10will be filled by the department This voryaction resulted some years ago in a pro-vision by which the Secretary of the Navywas prohibited from making cadet

from districts where membersof Congress had failed to fill vacanciesthrough Indifference or neglect the resultbeing to give the Secretary the privilegeof appointing boys from any section of thecountry and assigning them to almost any

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Congressional districtWest Point is large enough to meet the

increased quota having quarters for atleast 590 cadets The quota now allowed is331 and with 110 additional there will still i

be room left Of the total strength nowauthorized for the Military Academy fiftycadets will be credited to the orforty more than he has had since the pas-sage of an act one year ago which pro-vided for the appointment of tea in

to the ten which have the Presidents number since the foundation of theschool

Considerable misunderstanding as to thenumber allowed the PreskIent has led to atremendous rueh of applications to theWhite House and perhaps 1000 or moreyoung men from every part of the countryhave applied for appointments The twenty appointments allowed will be made V1

the next few weeks and while no definiteconrse has been decided upon it Is probable that most of the places will go to sonsned close relatives of Army officers whohave distinguished themselves In the Itfstwar Army men as a rule have no legalresWeace and few can expect favors frommembers of Congress Hence the Presi-dent has Invariably adhered to he polityof his predecessors in reserving places atWest Point and Annapolis for boys whosefamily connections are closely identifiedwith the Army or Navy

Apart from these newlycreated placesat West Point there are about twentyCongressional vacancies which members ofCongress may fill after the examinations-on the 13th inst September has been theusual time for the later examinations butwith such a large new class as will enterthe school this year it has been deemedadvisable to hold the examinations earlierso that the cadets may have the advantageof the summer drill work and experience-in camp

No definite arrangements have yet beencompleted by the Navy Department forcomplying with the terms of the Naval billby which the vacancies at Annapolis here-after will occur at the end of the four Instead of sixyears course The effect ofthe law is to provide 111 vacancies

represented by the class now atsea which graduates finally in June nextand the class graduated at Annapolis today Of these two there are fifty membersafloat and sixtyone graduates of the ouryears course To add over 100 cadets how-ever to the number Just entered and In-

cluding vacancies existing ordinarilywould more than tax the present accom-modations of the school The NavigationBureau therefore has decided to ask forthe appointment of cadets to fill only thosevacancies which are made by the class nowat ea numbering fifty and n a few daysCongressmen will be notified of vacanciesexisting in their districts Senators Wel-lington and McComas will each be enti-

tled to a cadetship at West Point and theFirst and Third Congressional districtswill be entitled to cadetshlps at the NavalAcademy The Fifth district has been

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vacant at West Point for two years andunless Mr MuddUH lt very soon theplace will no doubt be represented by aboy from some otherState designated bytho Secretary of War

Thes new appointments havti arlarreachIng effect upon thafuturo personnelof the army

They mean In IBS ntar fntarty theof appointments Jrorn civil life aria

the ranks of tile army tiler hun-dred additional cadets appointed under thenew act graduate four years hence tSerewill not be withoqt addltlcnaWegislationany further opportunity for young men toobtain commissions In the army withoutgoing through West Point for the reasonthat the graduating class of 1304 will probably more than consume all of the vacan-cies then existing in the grade of secondlieutenant

A RIDER DEAD

The Oklahoma Covrjoy Expires In aIlarrlMliurf

HARRISBURG Pa Juno 3 Edwin MHill the Oklahoma cowboy and one ofRoosevelts Rough Riders died yesterday-at the city hospital His chum SergtGuy M Babcock ten yeaxs onthe plains with him anji served with himwith the Rough Riders in Cuba arrived inthe city Thursday afternoon and spentseveral hours with his friend before hediedBabcock after Hills death gave orders-to nave his remains sent toT8CtimsehOkla and they ware embalmed by Under-taker Spicer and were shipped West lastnight The dead cowboy was a Master Ma-son He was also the Democratic candi-date for sheriff of Pattowatonrie county

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to TexasPa June Gil

more aged eighteen was arrested hereyesterday In boys clothing She is tramp-ing from New dfk 16 her fathers ranchin New Mexico

I look well In tfom she said looking-at her trousers und Its much easierwalking and stealing rides in them than inskirts

The girl was arrested white sleeping In agrove opposite this city She said she leftNew York on Monday morning a manfriend having bought the clothes for herShe tramped or rode on frieght trains andcame over the 170 miles to this city slowly owing to the hot weather She saidshe had no trouble getting along and noneof the men she met thought shewas a girl

She is broad shouldered and well builtand her hair is cut short She walks witha swagger and carries a pipe which shedoes not smoke however

She said she had been a servant In NewYork and had become tired of work andwanted to gBTibme

EXPLOSION IN A CISTERN

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in this county yesterday eight personswere badly irijttred and several othersslightly hurt a paved street and street car-

lines were torn up and several buildingswere badly wrecked

A building occupied by William Sclecbttook fire and the department was calledout The engine was a hand affair andwas put to work over a mammoth cistern-in the street TBe1 machine failed to workand someone threw a lighted match In thecistern to see If there was any water

A tremendous explosion followed tear-ing up the street and hurling bricks andpeople in every direction The engine wascompletely wrecked and outside help hadto be called to out out the fire

SLAIN BY AN EVANGELIST

Double Shoot IIIK Affray In n QuietIiicliniin Town

NOBLESViLIiE lad June 9 Canaela quiet town of 30 inhabitants locatedon the Meson Railway sister saitaft Berthof IwllaoapoHe was the scene of a shootlag affair at a Ite hour yesterday

resulting In death of two nseCyclone Johnson an evangelist of

some note wbo had given the IndianapolispoMee much trouble located In this eeaatyabout a year ago preaching at variousplaces A week ago he became Infuriatedwith some young men Thursday night keemptied a revolver into a crowd woundingsome one

Last evening Frank Gary a wealthyfarmer and son of County CommisstoaerLemuel Cary was deputized to arrest thepreacher Johnspn drew his gun to shootTCary caught his arm but Johnson shothim dead Several other shots were firedand Johnson fell dead No one seems toknow by whom be was shot

BOTH JOHNS CLAIM ITTwo Men of the Same Auiiic After a

FortuneYONKERS N Y June John

Bowers one of Washington N J the other of Watertown N Y have appeared asclaimants for the estate of William Bowersseventyfour years old who died in St Josephs Hospital here

In the filthy rooms littered with cigar-ette stumps and tobacco boxes in whichold Bowers made Hie home there worefound bank books and deeds for propertyaggregating mare than 100000 The dis-covery was made by Dr James T Gibsonappointed executor three weeks ago bySurrogate Silktnan

Found In the HarborBALTIMORE June 3 The report of

the harbor scavengers was submitted topresentation to the board It covers theperiod from April 29 to May 31 and is thefirst report this year The scavengers report finding and removing the followingS3 cats 98 dogs 100 rats 1COO pounds of

chunks that had probably spoiledand been thrown overboard from vesselsS3 fowls of different kinds 426 fish UScrabs 1 turtle 1 terrapin 2 goats 1 pig

Vood 11 K IenccninlceHAVANA June 9 General Wood has

returned to Havana from his trip of recreation He Is now engaged In

out the trouble between CaptainPitcher and Chief of Police Cardenas overthe control of the police

Ilcv John ODonnelln Body FoundNIAGARA FALLS N Y June 9 The

body of John OVDcnnell the priestwho escaped from the Providence Retreatat Buffalo where he was under treatmentfor melancholia and who committed sui-cide by jumping over the falls on May 27was found In the river near Queenstowntoday It be sent to New York whereRev M J ODonnell brother of thedeceased resides

Ask tot Hearlchn 3IncrzcnWhew peope go into 3 saloon and ajic for dark

beer they men Hcuricha JIaerzen but frequent-ly the bartender draws a glass of cheap beer andplaces it before the customer When this lisp

there is always a remark about the leerbeing off There is only one way to do justice-to yourself and to the of Heurichs brewthat is to ask for and insist on Maerzeufleer Do not call for dirk beer for there aremany imitation of Maerzeh under Bother namesAH reputable dealers handle Heurichs beer andit can bo obtained in bottlsaJjy telephoning C34

GLORiOUS NEWSComes from Dr D D Gargle ot STarfiita L T-He writes Electric Bitters hs cured MrsBrewer of sCTofuUwhichlil4 causcdher great suf-fering for years Terrible sores would break outon her Lead and face and the best doctors couldgive no help but now her health is excellentElectric Bitters is the best blood purifier knownIts the supreme reraedr for czcmar tetter saltrheum ulcers and running sores It stimu-lates liver kidneys and bowels expels poisonshelps digestion builds up the strength Only 50dents Sold by Henry Evans Druggist 82 FStreet P

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Presidant Lancasters Report to tleTonleytown Association

Northwest Section of the City JinnGrown Steadily And Many Improve-ments Have Been Made Approprl-utloim by ConKrcsH Hxtenntve Operations In the Itnlldlne Line

The annual meeting of the CitizensNorthwest Suburban Association last nightIn the Town Hall at Tenleytown was large-ly attended Charles C Lancaster presi-dent of the association presided

The president offered his annualin which be said that since organiza-tion of the association on June 24 1897 j

the membership has steadily Increased andwe have secured the cooperation fef alarge number of enterprising and publicspirited citizens In the northwest sectionof the District and I congratulate theassociation upon the feeling of harmonyand public spirit which has animated Haproceedings and advanced itsJnterestsr

It Is a fact well hat underour present system of government thesecitizens associations exist from a commonnecessity to protect and advance the interest of the public It should be a matterof pride for every member to take a i ersonal Interest in the work of this asso-ciation

Our efforts In securing appropriationsfrom Congress to meet yis public necesslties in this section have been fairly

We have secured our appropria-tion of 24000 for a site and building fora chemical fire engine so much needed forthe proper protection of property Thosite has been selected on Wisconsin Ave-nue near this village and the m ork on thebuilding will begin promptly after July LWe from the last Congress an

of 3000 for electric lights onConnecticut Avenue extruded WoodleyRoad Pierce Mill Road ana Grant Roadbut on account of a technical ruling of theCommissioners the funds could not beused Our efforts were renewed at the ses-sion Just closed and an appropriation hasbeen made for these lights and we havethe promise ot the Commissioners to giveus the benefit of this appropriation Wehad not been successful In the i t COBgress In securing an Increased

for county roads but during tiewe succeeded In getting a large Increase ofappropriation for this purpose We havealso succeeded in getting an additionalappropriation of 40000 for the construc-tion tof a bridge on Connecticut Avenueover Rock Creek Another appropriationof 50096 was through our assist-ance to begin a seweralong Avenue to the Potomac

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the increase ot building in this villageOne large store baa been erected two oth-ers have been greatly Improved four res-idences have been completed andthe hotel I now being remodeled The

t Cleveland Park areand University Park is

also developing rapidly A largeis being erected on Wisconsinsouth of Pierce Hill Red as a classicaland scientific school for young men whichwill increase the necessity for rooms andboard

Owing to the Increased facilities fortravel afrorded by the Improvement ot theelectric railroads and the beautyof our section the Isgreater than the supply which will nec-essarily attract capital for the erection ot

and cottages and thereby Increaseof Tenleytown-

No better eridence of the develop-ment and progress of our section can befound than the great improvements madeIn the electric railroads running from thecity in this direction All three of the

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roads running from the city have beengreatly improved by the laj ng ot newrails and ties and the purchase of the lat-est improved cars The through service-to the city on one fare has brought thissection into close touch with the heart ofthe city and has made theinexpensive compared to therailroad advantages are having their in-

fluence with persons seeking investmentsand homes in our

The muzzle a fruitfulsource of discussion It was precipitated-by the introduction of a resolution by DrJohn W calling upon the District

extend the order ladednitely until Congress has passed a lawrequiring dogs to be muzzled permanently-It was spiritedly discussed by Dr ChapellDr A M Ray A E Shoemaker and Robert Burrows The resolution was adopted

LITEBABY ANI AST BTTKEATJ

Certificate of Incorporation FiledWith the Recorder

A certificate of incorporation or the Buteen of National Literature and Art hasbeen placed on record in the ofllce ofRecorder of Deeds The objects ofcorporation are stated to he buying andobtaining copyrights buying or manufac-turing stereotype plates publishing andselling works of historical political sci-entific or artistic The caplAlis stated to be the incorporatorsare James S Barcas Indians Rudolph JBodiner and Harr Lamson District ofColumbia who constitute the board oftrustees

Articles of incorporation of teh Nemo Oneor Machine sad Mining Company was alsoput on recwh The pnrpce of the organi-zation is stated to be to discover and oporate mines and to establish and operatestores and trading posts The capitalstock Is 0000 and the incorporators areJohn Q Reynolds New York Albert HPhelps New York CLeroy Parker Fred-erick Parker and Loren P Smith Districtcf Columbia

PISH DYHT TN THE RILE

Authorities Fear That the StreamMay Be Polluted

LONDON Juno 9 A despatch to theDally News from says a

strange phenomenonsounn Numbers of fish were seen swim-ming uneasily on the surface of the Nileabove the first cataract and during thenext few thousands of werefound

The authorities are making an investigation as disastrous results are possible-if the river is found to be polluted

College Fellowships AssIgnedPRINCETON N J June 9 Prof T W

Huntot the English department of Princeton University announced this morningthat the two fellowships of 500 each inEnglish have been next yearto Hardin Craig Ky a grad-uate of Centre College and to D LChambers ot Washington D C i mem-ber of the graduating class ot Princeton

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It is responsible for most of the diseasesfrom which humanity suffers It causes

salt rheum humors and manyincluding and

that tired feeling But Is madegood blood and all these troubles are curedby Hoods Do not allow yourblood to remain impure The wiseIs to take Hoods Sarsaparilla atIndication of impurities

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CLEMENCY FOR MURDERERS

Otis Action In the Cases at the A-

vaMMlitN of Sergeant Votrie-A report from Otis while he

was still Military of the Philip-pines was received yesterday by the WarDepartment The report relates that threenatives were convicted by a military com-mission of having murdered QuartermasterSergeant Albert Votrie of Company K-

Thirtyninth Volunteer Infantry at theBarrio of Bagbag near Tanauan In theprovince of Batangas February 2 andwere sentenced to death by hanging

In passing upon the case General Otisas the final reviewing authority said thatthe ndings of thed com mission were fullysustained by the evidence and that thedeatti sentence Imposed by it had the ex-

press sanction of lawi of war He washowever unwilling o direct the execution-of the sentence as he believed that the ac-

cused were Influenced to commit the crimeof which they were convicted by localguerrilla chiefs who he said were theprincipal criminals affair Moreoverhe said the prisoners were Ignorant of thelegal consequences of their act Therefore-he commuted the sentence in each case toimprisonment at hard labor in the Presidiode Manila

The clemency hereia exercised saidGeneral Otis will be considered aprecedent to guide or influence the futureaction of the reviewing authority upon

of military commissions in casesof such gravity as the present one and theoccasion is taken to announce that in thejudicial determination of questions of guiltwhich involve responsibility for the unlaw-ful taking of human life the full rigor ofthe law will ba nfllcted when rightfullyinvoked by legally constituted courts

OFFICESE

District Comuiiujtlonerx Be Iejrc l byApplIcants for Position

The rush of officeseekers to the DistrictBuilding has bees uninterrupted since theorganization of the new Board ofsioners Each of theBoard is obliged to spend several

day In receiving delegationsurge the appointment of some one

to one of the departments of the munici-pal government Private individuals callseparately to urge their OWl cr othersclaims and all these people have to belistened to and the candidatestaken into consideration

Commissioner Macfarland has been spe-cially busy ever since he came Into officein to the friends of rival candi-dates or appointment on the School BoardCommissioner Ross has been visited dallyby applicants for the

or in theCaptain Beach has his troubles alongseine line by all of applicantsto him to secure in thelion of the when the lists bemode up

The Superintendent of Street Gleaninghas come in for his share of applications-in connection with the organization of thegarbage service under the new contractorThe appointments in the gift of the Commiffiicners in connection with this work

been decided upon between Mrand Ross Seven

apfrJintmeuts upon andit is understood that the for thatdepartment been and willnot be changed between now and the timethe appointments are announced about

last appointment was decided upontoday and the only vacancies in the gar-bage service In the future will be by retson of death resignation or removal forcause This fact undoubtedly will lessen the pressure of applicants and theCommissioners and the Superintendent

Gleaning will have more time toto official business and to the or-

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beta Congrees a deputy at asalary df 1W and it te understood thatEdward E Jones will be appointed to theposition

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WILL PTLED TOIL PSOBATE

The Brief Tentnmeht of Mrs SarahC Williams

The will of Sarah JO Williams datedFebruary 21 last filed yesterday for probate is in the form of a letter addessedto her son and is as fellows

Sly D Br Si 1 T ave erertMw I to youTarn and I sot able to IIwHrv I am ifinff

The will of Bridget Murphy May5 Streets that her entire beleft to her friends Henry Murray andMichael OHanloa la trustS for her chil-dren

The will of Catherine Riley dated October 20 1S3L was filed yesterday forbate The testatrix directs that allestate shall be divided between her twograndchildren Agnes and Helen Rlley

The will of Algernon Sidneydated November 3 ISM providesentire estate revert to his wife EmmaCordelia whom he names astrixBy

the terms of the will of David IHuntington dated January 3 1599 thetestatrix leaves his entire estate to hiswife Gertrude Elizabeth Huntington whois named executrix

A PBJECOCIOTJS TOTIKrGSTEEU

Locked rp for Theft He Steals aDoorknob

Though John Is but eleven yearsold he has a propensity fortheft that is unusual He was arraignedbefore Judge Kimball yesterday chargedwith two cases of petit larceny Later itdeveloped that he had statlonhouso in which he

Young GIHcn was charged with the lar-ceny of a bicycle a ticycle lamp and twoelectric light carbons He admitted thecharges Policeman Howard who ar-rested the boy then informed the courtthat while the offender was In No 8 sta-tion stole a knob from the door Thekr was found in his pocket whennearrhed Judge Kimball sentenced youngGilldn to the Reform School during hisminority

THE HOLLAND

Two 3Iay Be Constructed on the Pa-cific Const

It is likely that at least one and perhapstwo of the Holland submarine boats

in the Naval Appropriation lawon the Pacific Coast

Tho Harbor of San Francisco it Is saidby submarine boat advocates would be anIdeal place for the operation of theand It Is expected the boatsbuilt on the laid up at MareIslcu and of trouble stationedin that harbor

Admiral ONeil proposes to placenew armor contracts a provision

that the Government shall receive thebenefit of any Improvements that may bemade in the manufacture ot armor Ord-nance experts believe there rtll be onlytwo bidders although 35000 tons ore tobe manufactures and the Government

to pay nearly 17000060 for ther

Paying Comeuerate PensionersRICHMOND VtUj June 2000

of the 3500 Confederate pensioners on theold rolls of the have been paidThose passed new county boardsorganized under the Parker law haveyet had their cases passed upon atauditors office here It is estimated103000 will Seen to

axis and of the penslon ar reached It is estl

require 5133000 thisyear to pay the

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What Has Prol Munyon Done

Pro Munyon has sold his Washington offices to hislug a physician of twentyeight years

acknowledged ability who has put the oldoffices in firstclass order repainting etc andhas also put a new Electric Static MicaPlate In the electric parlors which generates a higher po-

tency of electricity than any other machine in thelila object to and spare to

the Munyon far exceed any previousperiod as pertains to the ability and rfrin of his corps of physi-cians who are consulted free of charge and who extends cour-tesy that Is only In of firstclass ap-

pointments

Homeopathic Remedies Mostly 25c

Allopathic Remedies Mostly 25cThose who prefer allopathic remedies win be supplied as our

physicians represent both schools ofmedicine and are surpassedby none in the profession for ability Integrity and honest deal-ing people Weekly supplies of Munyons Homeopathic

are received fresh from the home office

fiitr v all parts of thefOr joo including all medicines

homeopathicfree advice and prescribe Not

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trict of Columbia The highest grade of medical service guaranand see our newly flttedup offices and noticethe windows as you go by

Hours 9 to 6 w sk days Sundays 12 to 2 only

623 Thirteenth Street N W Phone 12934

Tonight at HechtsUNTIL 9 OCLOCK

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340 pairs of mens worsted pants embracing a line of patterns which in-

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Thousands Arriving at Monndh

for the Worlds Assembly

Sick and Crippled Seek Ile torntlonto Health Through the ofPrayer Several Mcmliera of theCult Slave Come From EnglandFrance and Other Iarin of Europe

W Va Junetwelve miles below Wheeling

the annnal worlds assembly of the Holi-

ness Society as it is popularly hasbegun and it will be a strange

The sick and persons afflictedwilt be prayed over

view of thousands of worshipersThe religious principle ot the so

by any mortal man and their as-

sembly is Intended to demonstrate to thethousands who are arriving daily that thedoctrine is sound and that with holy

leaders wonders may be worked In theway of curing the physical ills ot thosewho present themselves

Several members ot the society havearrived from England France and othercountries of Europe and bepresent from the United Can

adaAmong those who are now on the

grounds are many who are crippled andill They expect to be taken Into themeetings in the auditorium prayedand restored to perfect health

Last year the elders prayed over severalpersons said to have been afflicted withvarious diseases for years and laterthese It Is claimed ran shouting thoughthe grove declaring that they had beencured

This season the sick are coming fromalmost State In the Union The

la progress by the middleof next

A Double Tragedy In GeorgiaCEDARTOWX Ga June 9 Tom Jor

dan of Carroll county was In CarrolltonThursday evening and drank blind tiger

He became Involved in a dimR M Crider the chief marshal

ot Carrollton and shot the marshalnear the heart As Crider fell heat Jordan and accidentally s ot BIn the leg Crider and Hoo both diedIn a very few after they wereshot

InvcttlKntlnEr Mayors ConductATLANTA Ga June 9 Tho Investiga

lbs of the alleged misconduct of Mayor

James G Woodward by a subcommitteefrom the city council began yesterdayThe sessions are held behind closed doorsAmong the subpoenaed wasformer Smith a numberof city and police officials andof two local papers Should thethe committee be adverse it will preparearticles of impeachment

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SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION WashingtonD C June 1 1900 Notice is hereby

given that on the partnershipexisting between Charles P Hancock andH H Templeton and conducting the busi-ness known as the National EngravingCompany was by mutual consent dissoled

CHARLES P HANCOCK-H H TEMPLETON

NOTICE OP COPARTNERSHIP Washington D C June 1 19W Notice is

hereby given that on the above date acopartnership was formed betweenP Hancock and Howard J Kokenduct the business known as the NationalEngraving Company AH againstsaid National Engraving to beassumed by

usCHARLES PIt HOWARD J

PROPOSALS

DEPOT QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE WASHING-

TON D X SEALEDPOSALS In triplicate will be received here2 P M JUNE li 1POO for famishing during fiscalyear ending June 30 1001 tease straw and branInformation furnished on application U S reserves right to or accept any or all pro-posals or any part thereof Envelopes containing

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PROPOSALS FOR FOUNDATIONS UBRARTBUILDING Office ol Superintendent of Con-

struction Library of Congress Washington D X

June 150ft Sealed proposal for the excava-tion foundations and drainage of the buildingfor the Washington PoblicvLibrary on Mount Vernon Square in this city wilt be received at thisoffice at 2 OCLOCK P Jt ba SATURDAY THE16TH DAY OF JUNE 1000 and then publiclyopened Specifications general instructions andconSiders and terms of proposal rosy behad and the drawings Seen On tothis office BERNARD S GREEN Superintendent-of Construction je456911WASHINGTON BARRACKS D a JUNE 7 1000

relent here until XOOX JUSK 52 1900 fur censtrnction of hospital quarters at this

reject any cr all or any part thereofInformation furnished on Envelopesshould be endorsed Proposal for Hospital

Quarters E S BESTOX Q M

BARRACKS C JUXE 7 1900Sealed proposals in triplicate will be re-

ceived here until JLXE 22 1900 ferof addition to train hospital at this

United States reserves right to orreject any or all proposals ot any part thereofInformation furnished on application Envelopesshould be endorsed Proposal for Addition to IIos-nltaL E a BENTON Q M je7891 a21

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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE DISTRICTOF COLUMBIA WASHINGTON D C

MAY 23 1900 NOTICE Is given that theCommlasJoBexa of the District of Columbia intendto make the foUrolngnamed whimare in their Judgment necessary tat the public

safety or comfort AscessmenUof the cost of the same win be made u pro-

vided in public act No 171 approved August 7Parties who arc interested ia the prof e

work are that the said iriH-Civ bearing at District Cuildtcff on WEDKESI AY TOE THIRTEENTH DAY OF JUNEMOO at U OCLOCK X M in the board rooTsof the said CommlnBiener to any and all personswho may desire to object thereto

SET NEW CURB AND LAY CEMCST SIDE-WALK On the east aide of Third Street er Harewood Avenue Le Droll Pace from Florida Ave-nue north to T Street at an estimated eopt cf1920 to be sssezsed aytiret all Iota in Week 12

Le Broil Park fronting oa said Third Street orHamrood Avenue between the limits zanieS andalso against lots 45 M and 65 block 1 Le DroitPark which front oa Florida Avenue On thenorth side of Baltimore Street northwest in troutof block 3 CHffbcurne sad extending from thewest curb of Nineteenth Street westerly to thewest of lot 11 block 3 Ciiffboume onthe south aide of Baltimore Street northwest ex-

tending from the east line of lot 311 MIntwood-suIxHvkicn westwardly to east line of Twen-tieth Street at an estimated cost of J3JH3 to beasfe d against an lets or parcels of land abuttinc oa said him Street between the limitsnamed On the north side ef Dartmouth Streetn rthw et from Thirteenth Street eastward ta theeast use f lots block 2 Columbia Heishtaataa

tots S S 4 5 6 T 8 9 and TO Week SO Colom-bia heights

RESET CURB AND LAY CEMENT SIDEWALK-On the wed side of Fourteenth Street swthwcst

rem Columbia southward 1SS feet at anestimated cost ot SU to be assessed against tots20 21 sad 22 block Colombia Collegenorth port On tile east de of TWrtysushStreet Bertlnrest frost 0 Street to P Street atan estimated cart at 46 ta be assessed agaiostJets in square 13J7 said TMrtyeJxth

between the Media named On the northside of T Street northwest from Vermont Ave-nue t Eleventh Street at an estimated east OfM7 t be itif MI t agaiast aH in square 33

abutting saW T Street between the MeRits namedOn the south side ot G Street nortsrwst fromTwentieth Street t Twenty JSret Sweet at aa esti-mated cMt of K to be assessed against Iota iasquare MS abuttic said C Street Urtvrecnlimits named

LAY CEMENT SIDEWALK On the east aide cfBrichtwoed Avenue ceuth side of ChesapeakeStreet and west aide ot Illinois Avenue eztelearn the south line of lot 13 Mock 3 BrigKivoodPark Ifceaee U Chesapeake Street along thesouth side of C

and thence on the west side of DJteoUsae to south line of tot HVWeck 3weed Park at an estimated rest of 184 to be aseesaed against lets 13 14 15 15 and 17 block 3-

BrUhtwood ParkSET NEW CCRBOn the east side of Fifth

street northeast from E Street to F Street at aaestimated eost of 440 to be assessed against alllots in square SK abetting en said Fifth Streetbetween the Meats named On both aides ofAdan Mill Road from OtexMz Road to theZoological Park at an estimated cost of LOOt tobe axiMtcd asatast lots ia Lamer Heights ssdtdi-viswo sad the uvcubdtvided property abutting onsaid road between the Hrrdta named

LAY BRICK SIDEWALK AND SET NEW CURBOn the nortfe elSe of Park Street swwest in

t PI s ar at anPAvE ALLEYS WITH NITRIFIED OR AS-

PUALT BLOCK Alley in square east f square19t2 at an estimt d cost of 4S8L In square70 at aa esttewtwi ecst of 5J1S A j In

between Tweatyfiiat aad TwesrtyseeosdStreets and Newport Pfaee sad 0 Street

at am csUaateii cost f SUSOOi

PAVE ALLEY WITH Vn IFED BLOCK ANDTRAPROCK BLOCKTbe eastandwest alley iasquare 744 knownan estimated eest-Me M K8 1ST 40 set 158 137 165

J IH 1S 182 151 150 149 148 147 1441 144 148 142 141 149 1 US 137 and 9

square 744 H B F MACFARLAND JOHNW LANSING H BEACH CocnuimeoerjD C nryK2Je3OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS-

TRICT OF COLUMBIA WASHINGTON a CMAY 19 MOO Notiee Is hereby given that tileCemroissteDers of the District sf Cefandria intend

batth safetr lad imotart Assefsseats Soc onehalf of the east of the same will be made ax yov-isted i15W Parties who are iwork are ocd tot the Cnni iyi snra wHt

a hcuisc at te District Bwksns OB WEBNESDAY JUNE 13 1 at 11 OCLOCE A 3-Ln the beard room f saW OiwrasssMaers te

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Twelfth Street Br nd Df CL Wtw a Prvidouse sat IIMJS Street tttMMtari east 4M

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