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Suits and Wrams

Oxford Gray Rainy-day Skirts, with 10
rows of stitching around the
bottom. Regular price, 81. en- mQ
bargain ffluay --...-....~ ~ ~
Dress Skirts, in black cheviot, bias folds
of satin, well lined and bound
with velvet; So value. Bargain q 2 i'm
Friday. -.................... DO 1>
Fine Black Dress Skirts. made of the
new all-wool ''Xihelene'' cloth: elegantly
made. Regular $3.50 value. GE "A
Bargain Friday. apO eUO
Ladies' Tailor-made Cloth Suits. about
81 assorted styles, consisting of samples
made of cheviot homespun and Venetian
cloths-jackets are lined with satin and
skirts lined with fine percaline; perfect in
fit as If made To personal measure. None
in this lot sold for less than GE Mz
$12. 30. Bargain Friday y....... pOo o>D
Mercerized Sateen Petticoats in stripes
and solid colors. that sold up tom2C
S1.I5. Bargain Friday. ......... SONo
Ladies' English Kersey Jackets tailor
made. In tan. royal blue and black-with
raw-edge stitch - are up-to-the- moment
coats-and well worth $3.50. GE mQ
Bargain Friday. y...-..-........ epD ~
Children's Refers. in blue and brown
mixtures a d pretty fancy
checks. Regular S3.I5 value. Sd AZ
Bargain Friday. eT@ oTO
Ladies' French Flannel Waists all wool
the very latest colorings and newest
cut. Worth $3.50. Bargain 6 n NO
Friday. ~ Il " -
Charming Silk Waists--in the daintiest
shades of light blue. cerise. hello, etc.
These are beauties and well 6 n 7M
worth $3.50 Bargain Friday. ~ . u y
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Standing of the Clubs.
Philadelphia. 5, Boston, 2.

Boston was outbatted at Philadelphia yes
terday and the Quaker aggregation won by
the score of ) to . In addition Lewis was
wild. while Orth was effective at critical
points and steady throughout Following
is the score by innings:
X. II f.
Philadelphia. 1 o o Ks 10
Boston. .......... o o D % 8 /
Earned runs-Philadelpha. / Boston. l. Two
base hits-Dolan. Lowe. Home run-FlIck Left
on bases-Philadelphia ;; Boston g. Stolen bases
Thomas, Orth. Double play-Cross, Dolan and
Chiles. First base errors Philadelphia |: Bos
ton. ]. First base on balls-On Lewis, 2; off Orth
3. Hit by pitched ball Lewis l. Struck
out-By Orth. 1; by Lewis. g. Umpire-fIurst At
tendance $50
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Mutes outpIny the Centrals.

The Gallaudet lads were too much for the
Central High School foot bali team.
Kendall Green. yesterday, the former
smashing everything in their way and win
ming by the one-sided score of II to 0. Three
touch-downs were made by Right Halfback
Andree. and Left End Geilfuss landed the
ball twice between the goal posts Two fif-
teen-minute halves were Played, and in this
time the mutes simply swept everything
before, the Centrals being unable to check
the rushes of their opponents OF block run
Hers effectively 1t was the first game for
the Gallau6ets and their display was of
very satisfactory order, although the light
weight of the Centrals should not be taken
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1900.

The following table shows the scores Of
yesterdays games compared with the rec
ords made by the same teams last year:
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VEILINGS I'm chenille and velvet dot
sard Sa'n'y Bargain Raa s'z'f9T&y:'n e 12c.
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Underwear & Hosiery.

Underwear & Hosiery
Chldren's Fine White Merlno Vests
extra heavy-French neck, pearl buttons
and silk-trimmed- d-Smail sizes only. M-
Worth 12c. Bargain Friday. VSo
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants,
white and gfay-eXtra heavy, electric
feeced, silk crochet neck band
and pearl buttons Value, SOC. M0C
Bargain friday - ~
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Hose. with
Tsg,ieal silk EkssH sarpes-~or'h lac l2R c.
Childrens Fast Black Seamless Hose
double knee, heels and toes
sain sats" r1isay 4Ssry worth l'c: Bar: n21ac.
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s.Prepx" Defeat Eastern,

as an indication that they can go through
a heavy team as easily.
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Mems Trousers. j..

1S5 pairs Mems Trousers i'm fashionable
fahrics-neat checks, stripes and mixtures
Made TO measure would cost &C n p5
$3.50. Bargain Friday y oaO
Roys' Suits, double-hreasted. ages to
10. in Scotch effects. well made and lined
Splendid for hard wear Worth G n 40
$3.50. Bargain Friday. .....Q y Il 40
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SEWING SILK YELLING best quality;
Bargain Friday. .HSSo
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Our new salesroom is considered the handsomes,
one of its kind in the United States
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Pull EY BELTS. I'm best quality black
nafr,in Ti,f and FTIdyv Tfdy suede worth ase 19c.
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PATENT LEATHER BELTS, with gilt
gain Friday. .SSSe
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Unusual Friday Bargains.

We always make efforts for Friday.
You have been led to expect great things of
those days. Well never disappont. Trying
to make each Friday notable than the last
makes unusual values 70
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Wonderful Values inn
Mems Suits.

About 50 Mems Suits-single or double
bIeaSted-either single or dluble-breasted
yestS-hlue or black all-wool cheyiots naat
striped woIsteds and Scotch cassimeres-
lined with best Farmers satin - half
French faced-perfect fit guaranteed
Regular selling price, $1,000. GR MN
Bargain Friday. pS sWU
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Small ,JeWelrV.

Great sale of Ebony and Silver trimmed
Shoe Horns. Blutters, Paper Cutters, Nail
Files. Egg Darners and Button
Friaas RG%ks-eaeh worth 2'e. Bargain 1Oc.
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Perfumery & Toilet Needs

Belezarri's Perfumes-all odors-in pretty
glass stopper bottles, worth Ice, at. Sc.
Packers Tar Soap. p...........-.......15c 15c.
.'4T1I' White Rose Glycerine Soap. - lac.
buiituIt -lsC
Blush Rose Toilet Soap, worth loc.... Sc
Large bottle Bay Rum Florida Water
Crystal Giycerine Soap. DC
Aromatic Smelling Salts. s.............. 9c.
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New Idea Patterns, fOc

The patterns are in-all the new
styles-for Zoe. The most satisfactory
patterns on the market Easy to
and absolutely correct.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.
UNFURNIsHED.

& HILL. III 14TH NV.
100 tai ST ne. 6r. ba Is. 30
1880 9Th NV. Or. Is 20
1859 Linden ar.5r.b.14.5O
!G1 Callan ne. 6r. ...1O.5O
iii 18th So. Sr. 90
1884 krHIner ne. Or. $50
7 Flats.
zoos Pa nv NV. Or. 20. 90
Gs335 18th ne. 4r&
! bn, upper Il lower
Y fiits. SIG Il 100
941 Md av sw% fr. IL. 80
Z Several office rooIls in
Baltic bldg. and Capital
Savings Bank bldg.
3d floor 626 F ST NV.
I Office rooms at 33S Ind
ave NV.
Stores.
11th & y Sc, large
I store and st0 rm. 80. 90
POI 7 NV, sto&Sr. 81. 80
Sc L NV. 6r. ba. 90
1890 III ne, Sr. la. %. %
! For COlored Tenants.
~ Pierce st w.6r. WIG. N
HOS y J NV Sc. 6r. .1O.:iO
212-lS Seaton nj NV,
4 1 r-,pa y IN
I'D Pierce alley. Ir. 500
! Stables.
ia f Sc. go. 90
RI GIG NJ NV, stab. ID. 90
#. II
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. in the matter Of Max W sherman.
ors Of Max W Sherman Of Washington D. e:
N%e is hereby s sS that on T aR M day SuS
adjudicated bankrupt. and that the first meeting
Of his creditors Will be held at ny ges ROOM ~
on the 81 day # July, 1850. IL o'clock am. at
which time The said creditors may attend. prove
their claims. appoint trustee. examine the bank
l1lpt and transact such other business may
properly COME 'f fp%A All %set MAl,roxr
Referee in bankruptcy.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. holding Special Term for Orphans
Court business.-In estate Of Joseph Engel de-
ceased No 9l31 Administration Docket &c
Application having been made 10 the supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia, holding Special
ministration on said estate by William A. Engel.
is ordered this 18th day Of June, D. 1890, that
Anna Engel Kirchhor. Theresa Michels fr;z
Miches, Antoni Michels and Maria Mieleis and
Monday. the 10th day Of July AID; 1900: at
o'clock pm, to show cause why such application
iished in the Washington Law Reporter and Tho
Evening Star once in each Of three successive
the first publication be NOT less than thirty days
before said return day. BY The court: CHAS c.
G sst4 Of Wits b hi.sf L2 2SM As
Applicant. jel4-law.5w
ESTATE OF PATRICK BRENNAN, DECEASED.
No. T147, Docket 23.-Will!e ). Hoge. adinnistra-
tor eta has, with the approval of the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia, holding a spe-
cial term for Orphans Court business. appointed
Thursday June 81 1860. at one O'Clock pm, as
the time. and said court the place. for
passing Of claims and making payment and dis
trfbution under the courts direction and CONTROL
when and where all creditors and persons entitled
To distributive shares legacies or residue
notified to attend In person or by agent or attor-
ney duly authorized with their claims against the
estate properly vouched: Provided, this order be
published once in each of three successive weeks
before said day In the Washington Law Re-
porter and The Evening Star" Signed June 3.
1910. Approved: CHAS. G. COLE Justice Full
TON LEWIS. Attorney. Attest: LOUIS A. DENT,
Register Of Wills. je7-1aw-3t
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1922 p nv, 12r. sta. .sI1C
1922 p. without stab0. IN
1894 n Y av.12r&ba. ~. %,
2Olkal ma NV. 12r. be .W
4OS T NV. 10r&ba. . .6n. On
1877 Ken av, 1Or. sta 5O.W
2b4tniv pl. l2r. tile b 50.W
1913 18th NV. Tor. mi. $40
pa y NV. 12r. la. 45.a
2ol2 18th. Tor. ba. $50
1905 Did NV. Tor. mi 45. on
2l0S 18th. 9r&ba. .IO.5i
2i37 18th. Tor, la. 4O.W
2S-30&32 q NV. Tor. b3T. "a
AlI Morgan av. Or. b. ri. 81
1880 W NV. Tor. 2ba .35.h
1920 w NV. Tor. 2ba .:35.I
1-4Aiass av ne. Tor. mi35.W
HOS y II av. 7r. In. 32.5f
:1O1 l. NV. Sr&sto. 81 ST
135 T NV. Sr, tile la .3O.5f
1913 10Th. Sr. ba. .D.I
2111 l. st. Or. ba. ..3D.I
1336Wallach pl. ar. b. 25.5f
911 18th NV. Sr. ba 30. Sc
ola 2,l ne. 7r, ba. 20. ST
1880 ii ne. Sr. Ia. ..3.H
1910 9Th NV. Sr. ba. 23.5t
1914 9Th. Sr. ba. .9.I
CO., Spruce st. Or. ba. .222. II
1928 9Th. 6r. ba.....22.5t
p Quincy st ne, 6r, b.22.I
1880 9th NV. Or. la. .20.5(
527 14th ne. 6r.sl,a. . Ii. 5t
Call at office for full II
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED - Young MAN DESIRES PLEASANT
Loom and board with private family at or near
'icvy Chase. refs. given. Box 81. Star office
jr21 81
NANiEl'-TIfpSE DESIRING RO,NEIsS OR
i"Hri"rS in city or suiurbs should TAKE. advau-
ta:r If the superior facilities this nfic.. affords
Apply THE BOOMERS GUIDE. 800 + ST. NV
nIi23 Tst,I
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WASTED FIi;ST-,'LASS SKIRT HANDS: ONE
god skirt litter. a-u tanres>; for the coming
Season. longest season Apply 3 days 10 ll2o
sgtU
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WANTED-HOCSES.

WANf1lI-1 HAVE CHOICE TNIN'T INFERRED
C"Fi.r property in Chicago, Worth Sl2.tA0. which
VIII exchange for good property herr. state To-
rait"n. price. etc ADDRESS ''El TABLE Star
office. ier1 .3ts
WANTED Fl FINISHED HOUSE FOR THREE
months; suburbs country: Convenient to K L
or trolley Address Box II, star Office. j.ly-3r.
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" lNrEp-WAISr HANDS. 1926 18TH ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

LpR RENT D-SIORY FIyE-ROoM FLAT.
H. with bath and store rooms and ami 3ol6 Cen
Ter st. Mt. Pleasant. Apply on premises.
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WANTED-A STENDGRAFHER AND REMING
Ton typewriter: familiar with Patent Difict
y,ork preferred. tlll. between and $50. WILL
Si,\ 4 co sfh and + SIS je2l-1t-
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WANTED-AGENTS

WANTED - ENTEEIENCFI, EuOK AGENTS
either color: History Of the Negro: irstallnent
pan: rh4ngr for students Apply immediately,
WANTED $. 800 CAN EE MADE NEXT SIN
months by agents handling white and fancy
rubber collars, cuffs. b. SONS and neckties Pat
cntci and guaranteed goods. Inclose stamp for
Special plan NJ. x NJ. MFG Co, Springfield
Mass ie.,-ftl tn oGt
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WANTED - EupkKEEPER: MUST FL KNiSh
bond ,.unuauy's bond: salary. - per week Tor
fist six months address, Ben 10. Star Once.
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WANTEp-Bi YOUNG COLORED MAN, COM
ing 10 Washington. situation as waiter private
family; stay nights. Address b. W. c., Star
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PERSONAL.

4 WISE MOVE FOR \ WISE MAN Is FOR HIM
To- send n special delivery at once for our
great cash exchange for mems worn garments
We prompt.
j..l-5 JCSVH'S OLD STAND, G19 u.
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FOR RENT-2125 l. ST NV: 8 ROOMS, BATH
all mod. imp; in excellent condition; convenient
to market and schools; rent. S30.58 Ed
WIN L. FRANZONI 1895 + ST. NV. tbasementJ.
je12-tu,thSs-Gt
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WANTED RAFTSMAN To INK PATENT VI
nee drawings: permanent position: Slu To SO
per week T. ". HART, 6tJ 18th ST. NV
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WANTED-HELP.
vi ALE.

wANTFI, THREE EDUCATED CoIoitD MEN
80. /, u n ~ I'd t,,.,r jc2l-th&s.2t'
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.

WANTtD-BY CoLoRED Roy PLACE IN PRI-
waite family. tS4 Ackcr st. ne
WA\TED-BY \ BUSINESS COLLEGE GRAD
uhie, Position as boukkeeper or assistant book
Keeper; references furnished {. f. X. sol Fla.
W.
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NANIED-Bf NEAT WILLING. YOUNG COL
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belnian; excellent refs. Address Box a. Star
office
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WANTEn-w WHITE ELEN ATOR Roy For
night work: references. LINCOLN holEL'
I,uh and II sis
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WANTED OK ) EDUCATED MEN WHOSE
wcriS carry conviction with friends ana S'l'
grr>: iirst-,a>s work. firsi-class pay siil' p"S.
experience and salary received. Address H. I"
q; Star office.
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
1914 NV. 12r b..SfoON $50 French ST. h. 300
1874 10Th, Tor, b.. 5000 429 I'd ne 6rlSh.. IS so
1915 19tn 12r, b....5DuD AZ Defrees, Or b.. II 81
1896 L, Or b......425o
HEISkEIL & McLERAN.
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WANTED-A BROOM SEWER: MAKE AiIl.l-
cation by letter stating salary wanted and how
much work can do per day. CHARLES KING
g. SoE .Ia,andria Ia je20-3t
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FOR EXCHANGE.
ATTORNEYS.

LOUIS f. PHILLIPS, ATrORNEY-AT LAW,
makes speci"ity Of causes in equity, divorces
and probate. 4Os 9th st. NV opposite city hall
Hours. 30 to $3.50. my24-th.st-13ts
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON. ATTORNEY LAW
Webster Law building Dos ST NV. Washing.
ton. D. Q. Residence No. Mount Vernon Flats,
New York and 9th 1t. NV. sells
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-LARGE. WELI-LIGHTt.D. MODERN
Offices; elevator. electric light steam heat; jani-
tor service: rent, $12 80; extras. Metzerott
bldg. lilo + At. NV.
ocao-tf GASCH BROS. ACTS. 1907 + ST.
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FOR SALE YOUR CHANCE FOR \ HOME
S1up CASH 500 MONTHLY
Let us show You those beautiful rooms and
bath. hay-w indow, red-hrick houses: handsomely
papered and painted; lot lsx65 to paved alley;
front and back YARDS cabinet mantels
PRO f. s.. SEQ.
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FOR EENf-A DESIRABLE LIVERY STABLE;
;" stalls and aInpi" carriage room; business
tablish"d over - Years: in excellent condition;
Ii" competition in this section IA r.
je13Gt MOORE " HILL. III 18th st. NV
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WANTED BY YOUNG MAN, POSITION AS ELE-
vat"r or bell boy or drive doctor. Apply at 1903
18th st. NV. ie2O-2ts
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WANTEI-PEKFI merry Statesmen TO TAME
orders on commission in your own city. Address
II KEBSCIIER 49, State St. Rochester, y. y
ie2O2ts
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| FOR SAI.E-oNE OF THE BEST DWELLINGS
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this week; S4oo cash balance easy monthly pay
ments; commission. Address LIE DRorr
PARK Star Office lel9-3t
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FOR SALE-ONI.Y s11 ,oOo-Q ST. NORTH SIDE.
near 18TH St. the best locat ion In city: handsome
i-story and cellar brown stone front dwelling: l.
rooms and bath; lot 2ox1o0 to alley. Reiucei
from $4,000 HElSkEIL & McLERAN. zoos
st. NV icoI,-ut
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WANTED - COIoEED ROY FOR GE\tkaA
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IISEAAI aNA \ EKD-. 1921 Ia. ave: ltEl-3a
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OBI7 UlRY NOTES.
Large Attendance at the Funeral Servi-
 ces of Ward Nichols.

There was a very large attendance oi sorrowing friends at the funeral services
 of Ward Nichols which were held yes terday afternoon from the late residence of the deceased on William street, and
 among those present were many promi- nent citizens who had long been among the warm friends of the deceased The
 Rev. Dr. Lines, rector of St. Pauls
 church, of which the deceased was one of the oldest members, conducted the
 services, assisted by Rev. MT. Phillips
 rector of Grace church, Fair Haven. The services Were very impressive.
 There were many very beautiful floral tributes. Among them were the follow
 ing: A beautiful cross, which lay on the casket. from the Sir Knights; q square and compass from Trumbull lodge, r. and A. M; large pillow from the Crusaders. a large wreath from the associates of the deceased of the Water company; a beautiful wreath of ivy and flowers from President Eli Whitney of the Water company; wreath from MT. and Mrs. Charles Root; wreath of ivy from Mr and Ms. LsSi Stanuard; q bunch of callas and hyacinths from Mrs and Miss Studley, of Bridgeport; a bunch of plnks from Miss Lottie Hem ingway, of East Haven; bunch of pinks and roses from Mrs. George Lines, and bunch of roses from Mrs. Sawyer, of Springfield, Mass
 The pa 'Dearers were all members of Trumbull lodge of Masons. The inter- ment was in Evergreen cemetery. The Masonic service was conducted at the grave.
 The deceased had for the last year or two had symptoms of organic heart trouble, but had been about town as usual on the day of his death and had seemed in his usual cheerfulness. In the evening, however, he did not feel we'll and retired early. When the lady living upstairs in his house, Mrs. San
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-12-31

| The agitation against Professionalism in France is rapidly reaching an acute stage. A colony composed of French Huguenot Calvinists, all good families 1922 families, 1O,732 persons, the aver age being six by family, would like te come to America and form q colony ir North Carolina. They are all good Christians, hard workers, and will make good citizens.
 They will have American pastors American teachers and everything will be conducted in American ways, These families, in every way worthy of help, are being oppressed by the Roman Catholic church.
 We want 16,o0O acres. North Carolina is the state selected i'll which we would like to form our colony Would you not like to help us buy those 10000 acres? It is blessing, brother.
 Calvinism is still the faith of forty millions of Protestants and will be the faith of forty millions more before the end of the twentieth century. Calvin ism Is not out of date, but quite up to the times The facts of unity are a profound aspect of modern thought from which Calvinism bas full sympa- thy and for which it may have a ready welcome.
 The year past closing has been so prosperous that 1 hope the spirit of philanthropy will find a large express sion for the foundation of the Huguenot Calvinist colony.
 Brothers, opportunity for doing good cbp,tIJ he apreptnd inVpIlsly not as a burden. It Is for a noble and good cause.
 The sale of the old song, "The Hugue nots Are Gods Children" is devoted to the support of the work It will be sent to any address on the receipt of fifty cents. Every contribution should be sent 70
 PROFESSOR A, DUPONT, Secretary of Huguenot Colony, Care Of
 Y, M, C. A., Wilmington, Del
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MJLFORD.

Dec. 30.-Midnight mass will be held at St. MarY's church New Years eve. This mass is only held at the beginning of every century and those attending will never have chance to attend another one,
 George Wood of Brooklyn is visiting Miss Sadie Oviatt on West Main street. MT. and Mrs. o. !. Allen of South Norwalk and MT. and Mrs w E. Patchen, of Bridgeport, who have been Che Gaes Is of MI. and Ms. W. $. Put ney, have returned home.
 A baby has arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. Wayne Burns. on the Bridgeport road.
 Mr and Mrs Harvey Mallory and daughter Miss Lucie Mallory of Brook lyn, N Y; Mrs. George Gould, of Itha ca, N, r., and Mrs, Frank Doherty and son Of Brooklyn have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles w. Oviatt
 Mrs, Lillian Porter Brown is visiting Miss Albenia L, Fowler oo New Ha- ven avenue.
 A number of people from Milford at tended the Christmas entertainment given by the Woodmont Sunday school in the Woodmont chapel.
 Lewis Summer of Lafayette avenue is visiting his cousin ill Brooklyn, N. '.
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THE NEW HAVEN ORPHAN ASY
 LUM
Donations from November 30 to Decem'
 Der 27, 1900.

Donations from November 30 to Decem-
 Der 27, 1900.
 Donations-English Hall Sunday school, $5; E. F, H., $1.
 Discount on blls-The Gamble-Des- mond Co., $25S; the Buckingham, Routh Co, fifty cents; J. J. Hogan, medicines for the month; Mrs J. w. Nichols, Rranford eleven garments, seven sec- ond hand garments, pieces for bed quilts. papers; friend, through the mail, infants sack: Mrs. G. H. Butler, valu- able second hand clothing; "Our Socie- ty," through Mrs. F. B. Dexter, pieces for patch work.
 For Christmas-Mrs. J, B. Robertson, 138 pounds turkey; Miss Henrietta Hoadley, 125 boxes of candy; Mrs Mary T. Gridley, dressed doll toy; Miss Julia Twinlng, dolls carriage Henry L. Har- grove, books, papers, stockings; L.. w. Cleaveland, picture; Mrs. D. B. Thcmp- son, Dox oranges. Miss Mary II. Had ley, toys: B. F. o. Elks, 12O pounds candy; S. s. Thompson Christmas cake; Mrs. T. c. Bennett turkey; the Edward Malley Co.,. large quantity toys; Miss Jackson, picture books, paper dolls hammocks; w. G. Wellington, books; games, Miss Louise Gibson, doll
 Visiting committee for January-Miss Lima M. Phipps, 614 Chapel street; Miss Elizabeth c. Hall, 37 Wooster place.
 Mary A. Clark, Treasurer pro tenn.