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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-02
GRAN ALMACEN
DE MUEBLES
n Q A Y v A LII e

10-CROL-1O
Realizaci6n 4 precios sumamente m6dicos
Alqulleres mensuales precios populares.
Gran exlstencia de marmoles maderas do
cedro. P.
-. Nusstro amigo don Juan jose Po-
tuos J Martinez que prestaba sus servicios en-
los Estados Unidos, sc encaentrA actualmente
On San Thomas. Va de paso para Puerto Pla-
ia, nombrado, mientras dure Ia guerra, consul
de Espafa en- aquelIa ciudad, una de las mas
importantes de Ia Repdblioa Dominicana.
-. III 10 del pasado sa is de Liverpool
con csrga para Puerto Rico, el vspor espanol
sRam6n de Larrinsga., No Sc sabe ain Is al
menos no 10 sabemos nosotros), 81 ell <Paulina.
que Sc enouentra en- San Thomas, tsmbi&n con
carga para Puerto Rico, llegarA nuestro puer-
to en- estos dfas.
-. Por los dltmos correos del interior,
hemos recibido varios artfculos patri6tioos que
iremos publioando oportunamente. Tengan
paciencia los amigos que SO sirven favorecer-
nos con ~ collaboration. Todo 20 andar&.
-. segan ella Democracia,, hay pulpe.
rfas en- Ponce donde &c detalla 81 arrox 4 raz6n
de...... 30 centavos la libra!!
- Recortsmos de un oolegs: ella com
paiifs trasatlantics espafola ha adquirdo en-
Aemania los buques sNormsnnia, <Colum.
bia, con ell fin de trapsformarlos en- cruoeros
corsarios. FL <Normsnnia, desplaza $500 to.
neladas, fu6 contruido On Glasgow en- 1890 y
alcanza 30 nudos dc velocidad. Ell <Colum-
bs, fu6 construido en- Birkenhead en- 1890,
dtsplaza 7,24o toneladss J alcanzs un andar
normal de 10 millas
-. En- los exkmenes llevados 4 cabo en-
ell colegio que dirijen los Padres en- Santurce,
ha merecido Ia nota de sobresaliente, en- las
asgnaturas de latin 20 curse Historic de
Espafs, ell hijo menor de los Marqueses de
Arecibo, habiendo sido uno de los mas brillan-
tes ejercioios que en- dicho coleg'o Sc han ve-
ri6cado.
~ Los Feoinos de Vi Afques, convooado.
por ell ooman4ante miltar ID aquella plaza. don
Lns Alquent4 para tratar he establecer allf
una secoidn dc la Cruz Rojf, Sc reunieron el
2s de Abril prdximo pasadoJ por Ia noche, en-
"a casa. ayuntamiento, quedando constituida la
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brsmante, IL carretes de hilo 200 pies de
MADEIRA para construir camillas catres; y
aunque sdbdto frances hi.o, como ,el aeiior
Quiflones, el generoso patri6tioo ofrecimien.
to de contribuir con OF tros efectos, s 80 hioiess
precise. Don Joaquin Servers: quinquis
para ell primer hospital de sangre piezs de
calico, y 10 varas de bramants. Don Bonooio
Gelpi: 8 pieaas J 20 varas de tela para forros
de almohadas, 81 hay necssidad sumentarA este
donativo. Don Juan Vidal: docena do cami'
setas y cam;sss. Igual oftecimiento que 81
anterior. Don Enrique O'Neil: varas de
Agrait: maderas para construir dooe armaduras
de oatre. En- csso necesario, sumentsrA 50 do
nativo. D. Federico BIay: varas de brAmante.
Aso al puco Gs. es: @sgs ssags,s..s de mis- ae @: 1se
en- Ia precision de suspender Ia consulta diaria
de pobres, dejandola solsmente para los dfas
martes y sabados de 2 q de Ia tarde, conti
nuando las consultas de l 4 para los sefores
abonados d Ia Real Clfnics, y hasta las cuatro
las de pago.-DR. ORDONEZ, Gale de la
Fortaleza numero 2l, altos. 15-9
.**s Ha llegado s eata capital, procedente
del interior de Ia isla, la oompshfa dramAtics,
empresa MoItelfu J Alonso. Fl domingo pro.
ximo dard su primers fuuoi6n en- nuestro coliseo
benefcio de la Armads. Mai1ana daremos
detalles.
~ Para hospitales de sangre han ofreoi.
do locales en- San German, dofR Filomena
Quiilones, digua presidents de la Cruz Roja,
doi1a Georgia Cardona, dona Csrldts de San
chez CAndel, y don Nicolas Agrsit. Hemos
dido deoir que en- 81 case necesbrio 10 habilitarA
tambien con ese objeto el testio.
-. FL acslde de San Cd fmau hs dirijido
el siguiente te'egrama al seiid viceprssidente
de la Diputaoidn provincial: l<Reoibido tele-
gramas ooncernientes actual {onAioto, nom
bre esta ciudad, sgrad zelda. fell otto Centro pro-
vincial por aouerdo informad6n diaria que
'iene oalmar ansied I'D con notioiss oiertss
evitADdose propagsoidp otrss err0nsas = PERU.
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Realization precios sumamente m6dicos
Alquieres mensuales precios populares
Gran existencia de marmoles maderas d
cedro. P.
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dido apreciarse entonees2....
-Debo franco mi abue|a sigue creyerdo On
la eupabdad de mi padre ha rogado que de Ia
tarea que me he impuesto.
Hubo momento de seneio. Al POGO ratio el ST. Dels
lande pregunt6:
Il ell sefor Morel? Ese hombre tan bueno que os ha
eduoado cuya inegencia seguramente muy CLARA .qus
opina?
Gilberto no ls contest6.
omprendo-murmur6 ell sefor Delalande al tampoco
tene esperanzas ero saodoe amigo de
y smgo mio tsmben-dijo melancolicamente Gilberts.
-iTene espersnzas7
Como hombre consagrado Dios; espera El
III senor Dealande abr6 dos ra hs-
Ger una ultima pregunta; pero atrevfa
En- cuano todos honrados msrinos cue han como,
cido mi padre djo entonces Gibero- hay uno solo
que no haya recaerdo gao de
por la savaelon de amas u9 condenado nusaente
-iSi!-murmur6e Ell sehor Deaande-iSiempre Ell coraz6n!
un ndco serio que venga deur pasado Pero..
vos ~ vos?
senior Deaan1e atrev6 al fin preguntar directamen
te & eberto.
II Yol-dijo este muy admrado.
-Esos peri6dicos llos habes edof
E senior Deaande sehasbs todos los papee esparcidos
sobre Ia mesa.
ST, los he leido.
Y que!.. shabeis encontrsdo elos algdn defecto
agun erros Vuestro corsx6n ha guado
que sos ell hjo de la vcms ,no habes eucoptrado
en- ell momento en- que 20 me he podido equivocarp -.
-Acaso 10 hubera dicho ya?-excam6 Gilberto oon
acento deagaradorYo quero saber ma, que pus
coss es, que 20 puedo ser hio de un asesino
III sehor Delalande SO levant6.
-ysmos oven, "a hora de que volvas Tssysnsc:
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La HERENc1A DEL CoNDENAno

cefan en- 81 castillo 10 de pesca porque mentras saa
ba tierra Karadeuc le vic orar acecAndose 81 dAndoe
un golpeolto hombro, le djo:
-Os muy triste, euando as me entran unas
gsnas de orar. IPuedo consolaros srvGndoos ago?
- mo, gracias, querdo amigo!
Despues kaadeuc, para sofocar agrmas regah6 con
el grumee di6 cuantas al otro marnero Y
hssts que legron la punta de la varde de6 de CRU
mir
Cuando Gberto lleg6 del uez, ell sehor Morel
Deaande apeabn de ooche que acaba de traees de
Saint Malo.
-iPobre ho mio!-excam6 ell sedor Morel con n1nensa
Amino padre milo, que 20 soy uerte El se6or Della
lande estaba entenecido, dando apre6n de Gil
bers lie dio:
lille sido un loco basiendoos concebr esperanzss
Eotraron en- el despacho
-iQue habe hecho7-pregunt6 Gilberto con una calma
que daba miedo.
-; Nos hemos estreado todo!
FL sehor More Sc balaba al lado ho, vgilaudole
ansedsd de que opinion que SO ha
aunque Saba que hjo gran dominic sobre st.
tsmblaba. Ell Official adivin6 pensamiento.
-iNo temae NADIA, padre puedo soporarlo todo SehOr
Delaande que conmigo fanqueza ab
solua. Espero mi sentencia.
iHijo mo he rehecho maldita instruction en- Paris
en- Versailles Vile de Away. Vuearo padre ha
seompahado todas parties. voy decr ho-
rrbe aqu arastrado cora.6n por
6a por ell de Ia Montmoran habfa aberga
sino la vfctima de judicial Pues bien
si nae ha sbandonado.
II Dios mio!-murmur6 elberto.
-Nlendo 10 eusl para convencerme mejor envie
os die, que 10 estudara colega mrad
respueata sue acaba de dar.
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Locion antiherpetica dol Or. MoniaI

Els el mejor medicamento para curar los hels
pes, qultarles Ia picazdn en- el momento az
aplicarla.-Esta <Locion, esta perfumada. ~
Cura Ia caspa evitando la oaida del cahallo-
Hace desaparecer los barros, empeines, man.
chas espinillas de Ia cara.-Exite SECURE 8
Observation-Disclosures en- todas las boticas de u
Allsla.- por mayor On Ia del Sr. Guillermeev. h
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A Inc Ifalianne - Aoaba do rscibirss pa1.
q lvS Ao''a"oo' Il gsnovesa, sslchioh0n Al
Bologna, jam6n milanes, vino Chianti, idsnl
Neviolo spumsnte, msntequilla sPerelli,, NOR
tadela de Bologna, vino lAgrima sCristys.|
vermouth sCinzsno,s Fratelli Visanty. Son
productos de las mejores fabrioas de 1talia.
Cereoedo, Hermanos y Compaiifa.
81 Tnnfn -Unico deposito del desacrsditAdoI
II 'V"'v' RON TOPACIO, las tres gSS.
Este ron pesino, internal mats gents, ~
regala los tooayos del establecimiento y 81
centavos bo,ell -Areoibo, Gale Pavfa nd. ID. II
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Luna Aermanos, J Compah(a.15.sG? :. y. i 10:

0V"PuH'u11 n ! Q O 4
importadores On Puerto-Rico del fsmoso vino
tinto blanoo de mesa, marca Anquciu1a
Ninguno otro 10 mejora en- pureza buen sabor.
I'm dicho establecimiento Sc aoaba de recibir
tambi6n un extenso surtido de vinos de Jeres,
Champafa superior, lioores fnos, turronef
mazapanes, frutas Gu su jugo, en- almfbar y
aguardiente toda olase de artfculos fnos del
giro. Nadie presentara uu surtido mejor par,
las Pasouas A6o Nuevo.
Gse de guso ksas: asss de- ssisass sssr:s s's q.
Santander, sslchich6n <Vich,, membrillo de
Msllorca, aceltunas negraa en- barriles, chorizos
Bilbao, frutas Monserrat, bacalao Escooia el
siempre solicitsdo vino Rioja Ssgasta a-En el
Colmado de Cereoedo, Hermanos Compaf1fa
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J. 7. Si|Vay Compai|a Tnru4E aa1,, ~. !, s',

bien por cable sobre todas las plaxas Dc Espsl
sus islas adyacentes por cantidades mas
memories de s25. Gira sobre In plas6
pales de Francia, Alemania, Austria,
Holanda, Dinamarca, Bulgaria, Russia,
Noruega, Suiza, Italia, Portugal, Run
servia, Turquia, J Greoia. L. ArgsliA
Egip.o, >siria, , 'Tdns.. sobrs Nss=lln
Santo Domingo, : Isla de Cuba. ~
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lillian Hilv2 SAN JUsTO NUMERo N
~ ~'s Deposto de Maquinas de cossf|
ComPra, venta y Alquiler. Sc dan { plasoa
10 mismo las nuevas que las usadas, sienda
responsible Ia misma mAquina: lanzaderal
aga]aa DO todas clases para las mismas 5 fnaIi|
asd Dc accesorios diftciles de enumerar, ~
ma ~ oompran y vendea muebles ussdos 6a1
'asa 1aer'o-naoo' (sl D. s1l
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Preparada dol Mejor Maiz Americana

~ especialnsents apropiada para la
mas ecQussitas preparedness c,4liaari0s
Superior las demas preparedness do sarks-
ter similar hasta hoy -conocidas mitad d. suI
c0sto.
Oirlgirse para precios muestras
Mosbacher & Co.
+. o. Box 2,223-NeWYork Estados Unidos.-
Unicos Agentes. O-34|
Ru9na 0caSi6n Sc arrienda en- Vega BAIL
~~"~ SO~S'0" una casa amaeblada con todo|
10 indispensable para una familis que no ~
muy numcrosa. Tene sgua demas seryi-|
dumbres. Informant en- Vega. baja, ID dnsaol
don Joaquin Perez, en- esta capital, en- Il oalaI
ndmero 45 oalle de Ia Fortaleza. e-,4.
Evening star., 1898-12-01
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. 1-Justice Cox.
Beale agt. Burton; time to perfect appeal
extended seven days. Steilwagen agt.
Fisher, decree adjusting rights of parties
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Com
pany; injunction pendente lite granted.
Tyssowsh agt. same; do. Rurnnardt agt.
Burnhardt; testimony before Jno. A.
Clarke, examiner, ordered taken. Donovan
agt. Donovan; sale confirmed nisi.
Equity Court No. 2-Justice Hagner.
Godfrey agt Dutton; on hearing Nickel
agt. Nickel; order for appearance of absent
defendant. kildew agt. Gross; restraining
order returnable December 5. Dabney agt.
Washington Light Infantry Corps; sale
ratified nsi.
Circuit Court No. 1-Justice Cole.
Capital Traction Company agt. Southern
Street Railway Advertising Company ct al;
judgment by default Johnson agt. Coch-
ran; given to jury.
Circuit Court No. 2-Justice McComas.
Kelly agt. Albert ct al 4; January set for
hearing motion TO dismiss and trial of
cause. Downey sgt. District of Columbia;
on trial.
Criminal Court No. 2-Justice Bradley
United States agt. Edward V. Davis en-
bezziement; plea not guilty Withdrawn: de-
murrer to indictment fed aud ovs rruIed;
defendant pleads not guilty and jury
sworn.
Probate Court-Justice Hagner.
Estate of Jas. E. Thompson: will partly
proved. Estate of Hororah Lynch: order
for sale of stock. Estate of Jane p. Cox:
alias citation returned served. Estate OF
Robert M. Combs; assent filed. Estate Of
Elizabeth ]. Jones: will dated March Z,
1892, filed. Estate of Andrew Irvine; will
dated November 10. 1897. filed Estate OF
William Blasiand; viii da ed December so,
1897. filed.
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GIVEN TO MRS. skERRETT.
The Medal Granted in 1874 by Kin
kaEa<aUa

In 1874 Admiral Joseph S Skerrett, L s.
N, was in charge of a surveying expedition
off Hawaii. While lying there in the United
States steamer Portsmouth the Hawaiian
legislature met and declared Kalakaua the
king, but there was opposition enough to
engender an uprising. To quell this the
American ships present, under command of
then Captain Skerrett, volunteered to land
marines and sufficient force of sailors to
protect the new regent. In recognition of
this service King kalakaua conferred upon
Captain Skerrett the order of knight com
mander of his Royal Order of kalakaua
First. and presented that officer with a
beautiful medal, accompanied with a di-
pioma. This medal and diploma have re-
mained in the Department of State since
1883.
The Hawaiian government having gone
out Of existence, and Admiral Skerrett hav-
ing died a few months since, the medal and
diploma We're delivered yesterday by the
Secretary of State to Mrs. Skerrett who is
a resident of this city. The reason why the
medal and diploma lay in the Department
OF State so long is because Congress failed
to take action.
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DIED AT SAN JUAN.
George $. Willis. a Lawyer, Well
Known Here,

The news has been received in Washing
ton of the death at San Juan. Porto Rico
November 26. of George S. Willis of Chica-
go, wAo is well known in Washington, hav.
ing spent several winters here and grand.
uated from the Georgetown Law College
NJ. Willis went to Porto Rico in August
as the legal representative of q syndicate
of Chicago capitalists interested in various
Investments on the island. He was over
come by the heat and was i'll for three
weeks. Mr.. Willis, just before his death
was elected president of the new Colonial
Club of San Juan, composed of American
residents. Mr.. Willis was very prominent
in legal and social circles in Chicago and
was one of the leading amateur golfers in
the country. His father, Edwin Willis.
served four years in Congress from the
Monroe CMichigan) district. from 1877 to
1SN:'. and was assistant secretary of agri
culture during President Harrison's admin
istration. He afterward practiced law in
this city and died here in November, 1896
His widow still resides at 1it1 Hopkins
street. George Willis. when a student at
Georgetown Law School. took a prominent,
part in the social life of Washington and
was we'll known and very popular among
lis many friends, who will be shocked and
Gr3eved to hear of his untimely death at
the early age of forty-ore
The semi-annual meeting of the District
branch of the Kings Daughters and Sons
VIII be held tomorrow night at the Metro
politan NJ. E. Church
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THE PROBABLE CHANGE.
Inspector MattinEfy to he Reassigned
to Ola Position.

1t is understood that in accordance with
MS own request, as stated in The Star of
yesterday, orders will probably be signed
This afternoon by the proper authority re-
assigning Inspector Mattingiy to his for
ner position In the Office of The United
States district attorney. Acting Night In
spccto: Robert II. Boardman will, il is
said, be made chief of the detective bureau
and George w. Boyd detective for the Sec
ond precinct. Will be transferred to duty at
headquarters.
Evening star., 1898-12-01
Death of George b. Hollister.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, December 1.-Geo B.
Hollister. aged seventy-eight, prominent
member of the bar of this city, died today
at his home in Mount Auburn. He served
as senator from Hamilton county in the
Ohio general assembly several years ago.
His son, H. c. Hoilister, is one of the COM
mon pleas judges of Hamilton county.
Evening star., 1898-12-01
Ordered to Thi. City Temporarily

First Lieut.. Ambrose c. G. w. Foote, ad-
iutant, sth United States Volunteer Infan-
try, has been ordered to this city for tenn
porary duty.
Capt. John C. Gilmore, jr., assistant adj
jutant general, y. S. ", has been ordered
from Huntsville, Ala. to this city for tenn
porary duty until January 10. when he Is
to return to his proper station.
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IMPORTANT TRANSFER.
Wormfey's Hotel Property Passes
Into New Owners Possession.


Into New Owners Possession.
BY deed filed today the title to the prop
erty at the southwest corner of 18th and Fl
streets northr est, known as the Colonial" ="
or more generally at "Wormley's." passed
f1cm the estate of Samuel Hooper to Chas.
j Bell, VIM. S. Thompson, George W.
Brown and Mrs. Fannie Fox all we'll
known Washingtonians. The property has
a frontage of ffty-three feet eight inches
on H street and 161 feet on 10Th street, and
is improved by u large brick building used
for many years a hotel
Inc onsiteration stated in the deed is
nominal. but the amount of revenue stamps
attached signifies that the amount paid was
$4,000. y trust was placed on record by
the purchasers to secure the Fidelity In
surance, Trust and Safe Deposit COMPANY
OF Philadelphia 100000, TO be repaid in five
years, with Per cent interest
This transaction was made some eight
years ago, but the deed transferring the
property has just been recorded. The con-
sideration does not represent the cost to
the present owner.
Evening star., 1898-12-01
Permit for Temporary Tracks

Inc District Commissioners today direct
ed that upon deposit of 5000 by the City
and Suburban Railway Company with the
collector of taxes, a permit be granted to
the company to lay temporary tracks. not
unreasor ably obstructive, and to open
ssreetS for the construction of its under
ground electric road on its lines east Of
Delaware avenue and street northeast
IN accordance with similar conditions con-
tanned in the permit issued to the COMPANY
the 14th of last month
Evening star., 1898-12-01
Orders to Surgeons.

Maj. John V. r. Hoff, surgeon, has been
assigned to duty as chief surgeon, depart
ment of Porto Rico
Acting Assistant Surgeon Edwin P. Wolfe.
U. S. A, has been ordered from this city
to Huntsville, Ala, for duty with the 4th
Army Corps.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Frank G. Young.
U. 5. A, has been ordered from this city
to Clarksburg, w. Va, for annulment of his
contract.
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In the Quartermnster's Department.

Maj. Theodore E. True, auartermaster,
has been assigned to duty in charge of the
principal depot of the quartermaster's de-
partment III Washington, D. c., and while
so acting he will have the rank of Heuten-
ant colonel.
Maj. Henry s.. Kilbourne, T. S. A., has
been ordered to report in person to the
quartermaster general, U. s. A, for duty
as medical superintendent of transporta-
ton.
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Placed on Trial

Edward V. Davis, colored, was placed on
trial today in Criminal Court No !. under
an Indictment for embezzlement There are
five counts. alleging, respectively. the
wrongful taking of s669O, ssl.O4 s6535
So6.o3 and So. 4S, all belonging to the John
Wesley A. NJ. E. Church, of which he was
an officer
Evening star., 1898-12-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Masonic Hall Association of
the District Of Columbia, for the election Of di-
recturs, etc, will be held in room No. l, Ma
tional Union building, 91s ST. NV, MONDAY
EVENING, December ), 1898 at 6:45 O'Clock.
Polls open from Z to 80 O'Clock. NOBLE D.
LARNER Secretary. DELFT
THE SEAI-ANNUAL MEETING OF THE d. Q.
Branch Of the Kings Daughters and Sons will
he held in Metropolitan VI. f. Church. Az and
e SIS. FRIDAY. December g at 80 pm. it
IL. c. ANDREWS, MAGNETIC HEALER
and Trance Medium. All diseases cured with
ont drugs or surgery.
dei-6tf 926 New York ave NV.
FREDERIC l.. MOORE
Member Washington Stock Exchange,
Has removed lis office to the Wyatt building,
ccT-tf 18th and r n. w.
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case. Judge Kimball said, 1t was good law
for the Police Court.
In the Miller case, Mr.. Maddox said the
defendant practically admitted that he was
bookmaher: that he occupied a booth
where he had all the paraphernalia.
MIR. Maddox closed his argument shortly
before 3 o'clock. and Mr.. Auerbach was
closed.
Evening star., 1898-12-01
PIenA Of Nor entity.

Each of the following entered a plea of
not guilty when arraigned this afternoon
before Judge Bradley. in Criminal Court
No. 2: Lawrence Jackson. assault with in
tent to commit rape; Richard Nicaols, alias
Barnes, larceny; William Coleman, second
offense petit larceny.
Evening star., 1898-12-01
DonneIIy Committed to Jail.

Frank ]. Donnelly, adjudged in contempt
of court for failing to deliver certain prop
erty for which he is accountable as admin
istrator of the estate of the late Nora NJ.
Hughes, after being ordered to do SO, was
committed to Jail last evening
Evening star., 1898-12-01
NOIle Pros. Entered.

The case of Mrs. Rhodes, who was ar
rested late yesterday afternoon on the
charge of stealing a typewriter from Mr.
f. NJ. Evans, was this afternoon noIIe
pressed by Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Mullowny.
Evening star., 1898-12-01
Trial POSTPONED.

The hearing of the case of Frank Baer,
who was arrested yesterday on the charge
Of stealing a letter addressed to Mrs Ida
r. Ashton, was today continued until to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1898-12-01

Thousands of situations have been OBJ
tanned through the want columns of The
Star