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LEGAL NOTICES.
TmE sCrREME COURT OF TINE DISTRICT

II THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Holding Equity Court.
Carrie Humphrey ". James \. Humphrey. Equity
No. 1fSJ9.
IN motion Of the petitioner, by Cook & SUther-
land. her solicitors. il is. This 81 day OF Marcia
1ssIi- ordered that the defendant James y. Hum
pLrey, his appearance TO be entered herein
or before the first rule day occurring forty days
ccedrd with a. ia ease OF default. The object CT
this suit j. 40 obtain decree of divorce vinculo
matrlmOni IN" grounds Of de-ertiOl and abandon
IDeIt for period of than years.
And Ii is ordered thar This notice be published in
The Washington Law Reporter AMI Evening star
once "a week for three successive weeks
y. Il. HAGNER-
\ true copy.
Test. ]. Z. YOUNG. Clerk.
BY NJ y CLANCY. Asst. Clerk. Hh5-1aw3w
N THE SUPREME CUuET OF TIE DISTRICT
ar COLUMBIA.
Holding spc, ial term for Orphans Court business,
This - day 81 March. 1894.
In estate OF Annie Davies. late Of the District of
toiTLIait- W. GirE,. AduiEisrra tiun Doc. -.
Application having been made for tine pron:t,. Of
a paper writing pr0QouHded the las. VIII and
testament and rl-r ard Tor letters tests n.1taTy
the rStdt" Of said Annie Davies. deceased. ~
Amos F. Me'fiOT3. the executor therein named.
notice i hereby given 10 all cUncerirl appear
In this court friday. March 81, 1891, ~ lU
O'Clock am. To show cause. If any exist against
the granting, Of such application.
A copy Of This "-,!cr shall he published in tie
Washington Law Reporter AMI Evening star once
in each Of three successive weeks before saiI day.
BY the court. \. L. HAGNE.R. Justice.
A Copy-Teste: /. L. WRIGHT,
Nh.-l aWv Register of Wills. II. G.
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RICHMOND AND DANyIILE RAILROAD.
SAMUEL SPENCER, +. w. HUIDEkOpER AMI
lsEIBEN FOSTER Rlsf'ITk-IUS

SAMUEL SPENCER. +. W. HCIDEKopTR AND
REUBEN FOSTER. RECEIVERS.
Schedule in effect December "a ls.3
All trains arrive and leave at PENNSYLVANIA PAS
senger Station, Washington ID. G.
500 am. daily-Local for DanyiIle ans inter
mediate stations and connects nj Lynchburg with
the norfolk ana western railroad westward, daily
and at Manassas for Strasburg. daily except Sun.
day. ~
ii :oI an. THE GREAT SOUTHERN FAST
New York aud Washington over tic NEW SIISRI'
Line Via Columbia TO Savannah ard ST Augustine
uniting AT DanNlle with the Pullman Sleeper for
sleeper Tor Augusta, also carries through Pullman
Buffet Sleeper New York 10 Atlanta where d.
rect connection is made for Birmingham Mont
gCinery and New Orleans
I;i5 Painfully for Charlottesville and inter
mediate stations, and through train for Front
hI ,n IL ana StraS,IrS daily except Sunday;
ERN INSTITUTED LIMITED, coInp,s.d entirely
OF Pullman N.stihuled Sieepers and Dining Cars
runs over the NEW SHORT LINE via Columbia 10
AuSnsta savannah. Jacksonville and Tampa. Din
ins car. Charlotte Jackson ILL.," Also opera t,s
Pulllan SleeDer New YORK TO New Orleans Ma
Atlanta ana Montgomery, New York 10 AShpyillp
VA Salisbury, and Washington to Mencphis Nia
birmingham. Dining Car Greenboro' TO Mont
go!rery.
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND ONO pIyIs
ION iaNe Washington at $40 a.m., 4:35 pm,
dan. for lierndon and intermediate STATIONS Re
turning, arrive Washington S.3D am, 2:45 p.u
daily. from Round iiill. ana Go3 an daily eSceI,
SUI. lay, from li.rndon Uuly.
Through trains irom ihr south arrive Wash
lEst9n "a" an. 2:55 pm aad $40 PA Manas-
s"s DIVISION $40 am. daily, except Sunday and
$40 am. da4iv from Charlottesville.
ilhtts SieepiIs Gar reservations and informant ion
furnished az Offices, 5ll and 1900 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, aud at Passenger Station, Pcnnsy lyauia
Railroad. Washington. ID. c
w H. GREEN, Gen. Man.
- ". \. TURK. Cen. Fass. Art
L" = bHoNN. Gen. Ast. Pass. Deat. dos
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY

Schedule in effect November 30. lsg3
Trains leave daily from Union station ,B and
Pr. 9th and SITS.
Through the grandest scenery in America with
the handsomest and most complete solid train sery
ice West fiom Washington.
200 Pm. DAlLl-"Cincnnati and St IoDis
Specal'-Sod Nesiibuled, Newly Equipped TJ,r-
tric-lighted Steam-heated Train. Puilman's finest
sleeping cars Washington II Cincinnati Indian
apolis ard 81. Louis without change nininr ar
from Maysville serving breakfast. Arrives Ciucin-
natl, 90 m; indianapolis. II 80 an. and chi.
caso. 5:i5 pm: 81 Louis. 80 pm.
10 PM DAILY The famous F. +. V. Linn
tied" solid "cStiuuled train with dinl.. car ,rI
Pullman seepers fo- Cincinnati. Lexington ami
Louisville, without change; arriving al f'inrinn.t ii
$50 P.m.; Lexington. $50 pm: Louisville 40
pm: indianapolis. II 20 pm; Chicago 40 n m
and st. louis. li5 IN, connecting in Union ,.To.
for all points. ~
1857 An. DAILY For Old Point Comfort an
Norfolk. Only rail line. ~
200 PM. DhIIY-Express for Gor,IonsyilIe
Charlottesville Waynesboro'. Staunton and t,rfDci
pal Virginia points; daily, except sunday for Rich
moni.
Pullman locations and tickets ut commands Of
fees. 5l3 and lial Pennsylvania avenue
II. W. FULLER.
mo General Passenger AGENT.
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Rrool,Iyp Irishmcu protest.

At meeting Of the Ancient Drier Of Hi
bernians Saturday night at Brooklyn resc-
buttons were adopted protesting against the
action of Mayor SChie-en in refusing 20 al
low the Irish flag to float on the city Han
on ST. Patrick day.
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DENTISTRY.
Crown and Bridge Work

Crown and Bridge Work
3. Demands from the operator knowledge. IN
genuity and skin Of the highest order. We
. make specially Of Crown aud Bridge
- work. and have been uniformly successful
4. in this line.
=. Extracting. 25c.; with gas or local an
aesthetic, Joc.; Killing Of silver. patlna sr
amalam, Zoe; sold. 81: porcelain crown.
. 50: gold, So: best fun teeth. 81.
Dr.. Graham, 3Oz 9TH st.
GRoSlION'S DENTAL PAI;Io.iS. ESTAB. Is3T.
Dr. NJ. II. GrIslon Jr, su"ceS-0r l5iS lsth A. W.
Teeth inserted. 50 10 SO. open all hour. IN
Guiding sundays. Local anaesthctic painless
traction. fe23-lm
PAINLESS. YET SAFT. METHODS
Applied in all DENIAL operations Charges moder
ate. See ''ad. in another column.
EVANS DENTAL PAIIOlsS. 1917 PA. AVE. fee
L. :. DENTAL ASSOCIATION. THE LEADING
dental organization Of America. Scientific DEN
TISTIY moderate prices by experts only. sol
It'll ST. See card IN another column. ocy
FIFE DENTAL. INPIRMARY.- TEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge, eN-
cej,t cost of material. nj l325 III -. NV, dem
tai dcpartIn-ut 81 the Colombian University.
from ! to pm. daily. eNc,pt Sunday. EK-
traction free. Infrinary open from octOber TO
June 30. se-S-u
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FOR SALE-CIIEAP-ONE OF THE BEST DRIV-
Ing EOrses in Montgomery county, Nd; 6 years
Old; guaranteed perfectly sound; be driven
by lady: good style and color. Address b. ii.
DUTItpW. BOyd's, Md, Gen Store Us. Navy
Yard, DC. mhS-6t'
FOR SALE COUPE ROCKAWAYS. TRAPS. COU-
% pelettcs, buckboarls Surveys buggies, business,
milk and dayton wagons 1T low prices.
Oc12-Gm COOK & JARROE. 3295 NJ ST. NV
FOR SALE 20 HEAD ACCIIMATED HORSES:
suitable for all Purposes. MONT MENTAL STA
BLES. 2C3 1Ith ST. L. Telephone go diff
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MISS LAURA CADNiAN. 1903 q ST. Y W DOES
ladies' Lairdres>n-. shamp0ong. cnilCrcn's hair
cutting. &C. This lady has a fine reputation as
an adept in this line, which she makes a
Speciality. mla-lmo
NINE LuFFLEE FEHRS. 10 18TH ST NV
late Of Boston Mass Dress making: latest Styles
e. reduced rates til Easter. fc2.-i -
Hiss n. HiIcHlNtiS. SO ST. NV. DRf.SS-
ElIkl1-: perfect tit and finish guaranteed Hy Nc
lowell system; p-ize medal ~ worlds fair: day
piece f.-ii- mo.
ANTON AND CAROLINE LEEt'H SO ETH AND
l-ct-l-'s st. NV Prem dyrinG and c.eann:
OF every dies. rip lOn- evening ami party dresses
n ale Speciality. OI- patronage. extends into
The rnOst Fashionable circles dr.
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HNGEIA HOTEL.
OLD POINT COMFORT, w.

OLD POINT COMFORT. Va.
ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM MALARIA AND
UNSURPASSED Fol; HEALTiFCLNESS GENER-
ALLY. and so testified to by physicians With air
heavily charged with ozonn, natures greatest boon
70 the hoalth-seeker, with scenic attractions I'M
riYaied. Old Point Comfort ranks foremost Is a
winter resort, while its world famous Hygeia Ho
tel. with its improved and perfect dra image
and otle sanitary arraI gcments the unouestionca
purlt? of its drinking water. unsurpassed cuisine
embracing every delicacy of land and sea foods
the charm Of its resident garrison life its alum.
daft musical features and dancing, constitute a
variety OF attractions seldom offered any resort
Jto-oot-eo +. \. PIKE, Manager.
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STORAGE.

FIREpKOOF STORAGE SPACE TO SUIT: COR
81 and q sts. NV, may hc had OF HARVEY
SfAIDING, The Harrison Room !. fe2I-1m
SEPARATE APARTMENTS FOR STORING CHESTS,
boxes, trunks, furniture and personal effects of
all kinds n the ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE
sc12-1m
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FOR SALE-R ST. BET. 1ST AND y. CAP. SITS.
NV, new brown-stone and pressed brick dwell
ing; looms and bath: electric bells; gas light
alley; frst-class house in every particular:
terms 10 suit. Apply EDWARD KERN. Builder,
81 X ST. NV Inh76t+
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FOR SALE-TO SETTLE AN ESTATE THREE 4
story pressbrick houses opposite Franklin Park;
~ n. liz inches ou I st. by III IT.: stables on
rear lot. Apply TO DR.. ID. NJ. OGDEN, Executor,
1874 L ST. NV. mh1 I'm"
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HOTELS.

wHLAED's HOTEL.
Ia. and 18th ST..
seq Washington. ID. O.
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FOR SALE-BI OWNER AT GREAT BARGAINS |
elegant new houses, Just completed, in the
very best part W. section marble fronts: tiled |
bath: LIST floor finished In oak; elegant cabinet |
mantels; open hreplaceS in every room; inspect |
these houses il you want home: terms suit. |
j. L. MANNING, Owner.
mh6-6t 18th and Ii SITS. NV.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE THAT ELEGANT |
new l0-room house 1860 Oregon ave-; all mod |
ern couveneGces at u great bargain.
]. +. MANNING
inject 14th and VI SIS NV.
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LADIES GOODS.

ACCORDION PLATING FRENCH Profess:
skirts. 2Jc.: narrow ruffles. To-. per I'd; the
only plating establishment in Washington: pink
Ing; buttons. u. W. LUCAS ylS 9th 81. n.w
n.hI2-luI'
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

WANTED-YOUNG MAN IN GOVERNMENT EN-
ployment wants the loan OF $50 for months;
will pay per cent interest: payable SIS per
month until paid Address DAVID, Star Office.
mhl2-3t"
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ARE NOU LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN? If so
i can sell y0I . acres Arlington for So
Per acre; Will be worth $l.O0D in . few years.
SAM FL EEALNiEAR.
NV cor. Lexington and st. Paul sts
mh>-6t' Baltimore. Nd.
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FOR SALE-THEFE TRACTS or -. 20 AND loo
acres respectively: beautifully located for sub
division; near the city; On electric railway. For
particulars inquire of
nh2-1m REDFOED w.WALKEH & son. 1905 F.
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FOR SALE-YOU HAVE PROPERTY FOR SALE
rent or exchange: Send us a list; time and
money saved. JAMES BAlNE, Room &, Central
Nat. Bank. mis- q.
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SEASIDE Hot Sc
ATLANTIC CITY. y. ].
On front. sun paripr. Elevator. Salt
water baths. House heated throughout.
fc.3-lm CliAS. EVANS.
OLD POINT COMFORT. -SHEHWOOp HO-
tel; reduced rates; 81 day; SO week; homelike
and comfortable GEO BOOKER,
fc22-3m Owner and Proprietor.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

For SAIE-HANDSONIE Or. COTTAGE IN
beautiful grove; hve acres; high ground; good
water, Stable and carriage house; half mile
from station; easy terms 81 500 .. f. HINE
Vienna, Va mh125t-
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CONF SEE NEW SAN-ILE BROOM HOUSE Be-
tween Forest Glen AID Linden. Md: minutes
Naik station: use Of two acres free; house and
lot SloOb- J. EAGLE. Forest Glen. Md. mhS-2w
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MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED PROPERTY
in the District at lowest rates of interest; large
loans speciality. HEBRON & NIXON,
mh12-6t 12O6 q NV
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WINTER RESORTS.

HOTEL ON the beach. Maryland ave. At
IMPERIAL. lantic City; all con. open iires
electric bells. solarum, appoint
mentS and table lrSt-casS 81 TO 81 per da;,. $40
to SIS per week. Il. W. KENDRICk fe24 Sm
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estate at i-10 per cent interest. Large
amounts speciality.
JAZZ TTIER Il RUTHERFORD. 1907 + st. NV
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Descriptive illustrated booklet mailed application
HOT SEA WATER BATHS. ELEVATOR. &c.
600 &.
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\ BIG ESTABLISHMENT
AND AN IMPORTANT MATTER
OR PEOPLE SHBIID KNOW

SOR SALE-A coop BUSINESS CORNER N
Georgetown: also = large south front rooms for
rent. Apply to OWNER. 10 Il ST. n.e. For lease
IL not sold soon. mLS-6t'
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Services were resumed yesterday by the First
Baptist Church In the Academy OF MUSIC. ana
the Rev Cortland Myers preached.
Or Storrs resumed his pulpit In the Church or
the Pilgrims yesterday returning TO the city from
his summer home on Shelter Island Heghts
Ernest Nathan, Collector OF Internal Revenue.
will turn his Office TO his successor a
Augustus H.nly. on September q. just five years
from the time he took the office. succeeding Robert
Black.
The Will OF DR. Reuben c. MoTat has been offered
for probate His estate Is valued at 500. and IL
left 10 his widow. his surgical instruments ana
books TO his sons.
There were 4oi deaths. 5e births and ljs mar
riages last week
a fair for the benefit OF 81. Giles Home for
Crippled Children Will be held on Tuesday ana
Wednesday evenings at No. ~ Gates-ave. Miss
Eleanor Am.s. OF No. i5l Gates-ave.. is In charge
Of the enterprise
Mrs Helen Morris. thirty-two years old. OF NO
/ 433 Gates-ave. who fell from third-Story win
dow on Saturday and fractured her skull died yes
terday at st. Mary's Hospital
In the electric storm on Saturday afternoon the
flagstaff in Fort Greene Park was struck by light
ming and shattered.
The police made n raid late Saturday night on
the rooms occupied 10y the so-called Governors
club in the building owned by Daniel Leahy, AZ
No go Bedford-ave.. and arrested I'VE men and
carried OF poker tables. chips and cards. Tnc
men who played there were chiefly booknakers AT
he racrtracks.
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THEIR BOLD ATTEMPT NOT SUCCESSFUL.

TWO MEN DRAG WOMAN INTO LIoUoRsToRE
AND TRY To ROB HER-CAUGHT BY THE POLICE.
Nora Mccarthy, OF Jersey City, has been a do
nestle servant in Amityve. l.. l.. during the sum
mer On Saturday evening she came to this city.
She walked to Thirty-thrd-s1. and First-ave. from
the Thirty fourth-st ferry, and she was about to
board a car when she found she had change.
So she entered Days lquor-store al the oArner.
took out her money consisting Of three s. bills and
got one OF them changed at the bar. In the place
al the time were Joseph Reilly, Of No AS East
Dutch" Literal, of No. j4s Second-ave: A Few
minutes afterward a rushed up 10 Policeman
O'Neill, OF the East Thirty hfth.st station, VINO
was in First-ave, and told him that two men had
tust dragged a woman into McCarthy's saloon. at
the opposite corner from Days. ONeill summoned
Policeman Corcoran and fastened TO the place.
They heard a woman scream for assistance. they
ran into = small room the rear OF the shop, and
found Reilly Literal and the Mccarthy woman.
She was CRYING and greatly excited. and told the
policemen that the men had taken her there and
had tried to rob her She said they were In Days
when she went TO get change and her money.
They followed her and in front OF McCarthys
they seized her and dragged her into the place.
taking her to the small room. They demanded her
money and she emphatcally declined TO give II up.
whereupon. she alleged. Reilly seized and held her
while literal attempted 10 wrest her pocketbOok
from her grasp. But Nora struggled Vahehtiy 10
save her property. ~ - .
II was not until she Literal was getting the
best OF her that she screamed. The police recog-
nized Literal man whom they had
terms in the penitentiary. Yesterday the prisoners
were arragned In the Yorkville Court, and were
committed in 81 800 bail 10 The complain
ant was sent TO the House Of Detention.
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NEW-YORK CITY.

The Rev D. NJ. Stearns Will resume 'he u,O
Ribe-cass teaching in the Madison avenue re
byterian Church. at Madison-ave and f.fty-''rus'''
this afternoon at 2:5o O'Clock
Policeman Thomas Burns Of the Nin'h free,no'
found the Ninth Ward Potato Bus" and the sew
enth Ward Cuckoo engaged in an attempt 10 an
initiate each other in a vacant stall IN EanseNVor'
Market early Yesterday morning, and arrested them
for prize-fghting
John McElvaney of No. 272 Thrd-ave' died nan
an hour after noon yesterday from fractured SKULL
received by falling on the sidewalk at Iweh'!-hrst
at and Thrdave
Mile. Eugene Fougere the dancer was among the
passengers on the French Line steamer La bo"r-
eogne which arrived here yesterday from haVre'
Rishop O. w. Whitaker. OF Pennsylvania ana
DIR Grace Wo.cott were board the SpaarhGaih'
which arrived here last evening from Roterdam
Wallace Ladue the mechanic who was arrested
on Saturday on suspicion Of having shot ana seri-
ousiv wounded Florence Edward in SchicKs Hote'
No sIs Seventh-ave. arraigned IN J~nersoh
Marke. Court yesterday. and was heId IN >"" Dali
70 await the result Of the womans injuries
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4 NEW CHURCH FOR THE PEOPLE.

THE CORNERSTONE OF THE MISSION buibDi'>'
IN FIVE POINTS TO BE LAID To-pAh'
Tho cornerstone Of the new Church OF the People
and Five Points Mission Will be laid this afternoon AT
2.20 O'Clock at No. GO Parkst. Bishop H. . roster
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, VIII oincla'e
There will be addresses by the Rev Drs = hunt anu
T. NJ Adams For nearly forty-hve years missionary
work has been successfully conducted IN that 10
cality In 1850 the New-York Ladies Home MIS-
s,o,arv Society opened a room for the advancement
of their work at the Five Points They removed IN
March ,s2 10 what is known as the "Od Brewery.
The cornerstone of the new mission buinhg was 'ac
ny B,shop James of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
In 1853 and since that time the building mas Deeh the
b.adouarters of mission work. day school Is at
tached TO the mission. This is In charge or nine
teachers and as an illustration OF what TINS school
alone has accomplished during the iorty-Ohe years
who would otherwise have been subjected whoiiy 10
igrorance and vicious influences have been prcpdT"i
FOR lives Of usefulness The mission also fed ana
clothed many OF the more destitute. The schooi has
r. W become too large for the building. Many people
have during these years left requests In aid or tht
mission and It's work. until the sum or w" mas
been accumulated with the express View o' erecting
A new building Much OF this fund. however. is Only
available by way Of interest on the principal, hence
money is still needed 10 complete the Work. IL IS
proposed to provide "A reading room. a room LOT
physical culture a kindergarten, sewing -school
cooking class a schooroom TO accommodate LUZ
pupils, a commOdious church. a day nursery, doriill-
tories classrooms hOardrooms and apartments for
missionaries fex generous contributors To- the iund
would enable the managers 70 complete theI woIh:
deficiency. The officers OF the Lanes hone Ms-
sonary Society First dlrectress. Mrs Joseph A.
Wright: second directress, Mrs. John A. kennedy.
third drectress Mrs. +. Hosten. fourth drectress'
Mrs J H. Thompson; NTH directrcss. Mrs. John
Reid: treasurer Mrs H. y. Skidmore; recording sec
Rotary. Miss F. A. Trusiow: corresponding secretary
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A SHARK CAUGHT IN TIE SOUND

HE WAS NINE FEET LONG AND WAS CAPTURED
NEAR PORT CHESTER.
A man-eater shark caught off Hawthorne
Beach. near Port Chester yesterday morning. The
shark measured nine feet in length. The capture
was made by Oscar and John Matthews. The two
went out attend to nets which they had
stretched in the Sound and found the big fish
caught in the meshes of the net by the head He
was trying 10 get away and was pulling and tug
cling on the net The boat brought near the
shark and after the monster had exhausted him
self with his struggles long knife fastened 10 an
oar was thrust into his side back Of the left fin.
The shark became frantic and almost upset the
boat In his struggles. The fishermen hauled Off
and waited until. exhausted with his struggles.
the shark lay quietly in the water. The boat was
rowed close the side OF the shark and this time
the knife jabbed twice into his side before
the boat obliged 10 pull out OF the reach OF
the thrashing tail
The fishermen then rowed about to their other
nets and found them in good order. They returned
to the shark in about an hour He was still alive,
but weak and after puncruring him again.
they fastened rope about his tail. Before This
was accomplished he deid. The fishermen
towed their prize to Lyons Rock. where the body
was beached. 1t is thought the shark was tempted
into shoal waters by hunger. He is the largest
caught near Port Chester.
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NEW-JERSEY
NEWARK.

Michael McManus. produce dealer on Broad-st.,
lives alone at No 157 Newest and has been in the
habit of returning home late Saturday night from
his business with all his receipts In his pocket.
Evidently this habit became known 10 Jesse Barber
twenty-eight years old. sash and blind maker
living in Orange Last Saturday night the daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Mary Bart, who lives next door. heard
a noise in the McManus house. and Robert Bart
her brother. took wrench and proceeded 10 In
vestgate. He encountered Barber as the latter was
coming out the alleyway, and pretending that the
wrench was a pistol held the fellow until police
man arrived The officer took a revolver from
BARRIERS pocket. and at the station-house sand
bag was found under his wastcoat He had also a
chsel. knife. auger and vial of opium The pre-
sumption is that he went to the house 70 ROB NC
Manus, and. If necessary. to take his life. Barber
had been seen lettering in the neighborhood for
several days.