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Evening star., 1901-08-02
A Lime of Reduced
WOnmem's Neck
wear.

The prices are sure to suit and
please.
We are closing out a lot of Point Venice Turn
over collars and some odd sizes in Linen -
collars, which sold from &c. to 12bc-each Z(s
we nave next listed line Of Grass Linen Col
Iars sailor shape and round effect with colored
edges and lace trimming; also a pretty assortment
o. STOCK Collars. In all colors, including Washable
tnn huttefny f Ties. These goods sold high o.
Broken assortment Of Neckwear Including SILK
ana washable Automobiles. Harness buckle Stocks
In white, pink and blue; also Null Collars with
Doiero erect, lace trimmed; sold as high no
% ooS.-Aoi. .....-...-........... ~
An assorted lot Of All-silk Windsor Ties in pla1,
colors. plaids and polka dots; as well as fair
assortment Of Band Bows, Shield Bows Bntterfy
Ties. In white. black and colors and the regula-
ton -Four Hand, in white and black lOc
winch we have marked. ed............. 1S(s
a few pieces of Women's Neck Ruffs, made OF
cnlHon with chenille and accordian- pleated ends
these goods sold as high 500. Closing ze.
out at. ......................../ /C(.
This department is located in the Smith Build
Ing First foor-Sections:1 and 2.
Evening star., 1901-08-02

honors at the hands Of grateful people,
even though he is. denied the emoluments
in the way Of prize nfehey and medals"
Mr.. Bryan is seyeEs, IN his structures Of
Maclay, TO a,,nsad wno IL hiss reners as
clares that the Maclay criticism is "a re-
scrt to the lowest form of abuse In deal
Ing with a historical character" and says:
"As a clerk In the navy yard he should be
sanlts upon a man who has b Yen the ra-
tient victim of the most remarkable series
Of acts recorded in American history"
Evening star., 1901-08-02
Extraordinary
Values i'm
DeWeary.

Miniature p b O t o Brooches,
which we will copy from any
photc graph-the gold-plated ones
we can supply you at Soc, the
rolled-plated kind will cost you
15c.: 10-karat solid gold we can
furnish you at ........... $50
Combination Turquoise Waist
Sets. as cheap as. .2lc.
Sterling Silver Cuff Links, the
SOC. kind, for. r..............2 .2lc.
Gold-plated Blouse Sets, that
were 75c., for. .25c.
Shell Side and Neck Combs,
finished with gilt trimmings,
were 25c. and 5Oc., for. =. .10c.
Pearl and Turquoise Lace
Pins. as cheap, as, per dog. Be.
Hat Pins. large assortment
from which to select, which
sold from l0c. to 25c., for. DC.
Turquoise Sash Pins, two
prices-25c. and. ............ 1Oc.
Gun Pins, made with gold
plated fronts, per pair. ;. .1Oc.
German Silver Chatelaine Bag
Tops, new patterns, for 9Sc.
and 81. 10
Solid Gold Rings for Chill
dren. for. .49c.
Cut-steel B cad Chatelaine
Bags, finished with handsome
frame, $500 kind, for. -. 81. .98
At our Jewelry counter, first
floor. main aisle, Busy Corner
Building.
Evening star., 1901-08-02
Another New Lot
of Items i'm
Toilets
And Druggists Sundries.

And Druggists Sundries.
2-qt. Fountain Syringes, with
hard rubber adjustments, for
3Dc.
Listerine a n d Rubifoam,
either kind, per bottle. -. lie.
Kinds Honey and Almond
Cream, for. ........3 .35c.
Klippert's Foot Powder, per
Dox ...-... 49,. Aoc.
Williams Shaving Soap,
which Is known as the best,
per cake. .oc.
Woodworth's Nina Violet Toi-
let Powder, per box. ...... .10c.
Pinaud's Best Perfume. per
OF. .ISc.
Bradley's Violet Talcum Pow
der, per box. loc.
Nine. Yale's Hair Tonic. .19c.
Nine. Yale's Face Powders,
Nine. Yale Complexion
Cream .o3c.
Mason's Talcum Powder, per
box .ol2c.
Murray & Lenman's Florida
Water, two sizes. AZ and lie.
Eastman's Florida Waters
or. bottles, for. .33c.
All-bristle Tooth Brushes. DC.
Bath Brushes, with long han
lies ...-....-.. .ooc.
Toilet Department, opposite
elevators, first floor, Busy Cor
ner Building.
Evening star., 1901-08-02
SilVerWare.

u VII Wv GU u We
Quadruple plated Bread Trays, pierced CT /n
and embossed. Observation-Disclosures. ~AsTI
Quadruple plated Chocolate Pots satin
finish, new shape, regular price, 1896 CT NS
1or ..........-.....-.......
Quadruple- pfated Tea Service, including tea pot
sugar bowl, cream jug and spoon holder-hand-,
somely chased. Regular price, $3.50 G. OE
Special .........-..............
Genuine Rogers Tableware-in sets of table
knives, table forks table spoons and tea
spoons, all of the best standard make, g I O2
in two patterns-worth 5000, for. ~Os>o
China Dinner Sets, English porcelain, In three
different decorations-new shape and Ck nE
very efective-sold for $40, for ~O.>c
. Open stock patterns to close outi
8 casks of fine Decorated English Porcelain at
about the price Of plain white ware-Breakfast
Plates, &C.; Pie Plates, &C.; Tea Cups and Sau-
GERS, per pair &C.; Covered Vegetable Dishes for
69c; Uncovered Vegetable Dishes for 15c.; Meat
Dishes 19c.; Fruit Saucers, 5cs; Tea IL
bowls, 1Oc and Individual Buffers. W.
Here's what we offer in Gray Enamel Ware:
BOT. Coffee Pots, 3-pint Rice Boilers. 2-qt Cow
cred Saucepans 4-qt. Covered Buckets, GOT. Pud-
ding Pans, 11-inch Wash Basins. 10-inch Collan-
ders S-qt. Fish Pans, 10 by "a Baking
Pans and Cake Pans, with tubes-choce n
OF which is. ....---...-...-........
In our Housefurnshing Departmental Oos,
busy Corner Building.
Evening star., 1901-08-02
Would Lioni.e Admiral Dewey.

London dispatch says: The suggestion
that Admiral Dewey and an American fleet
will come to England for the coronation
of King Edward has been received with
enthusiasm in London and has called forth
been highly applauded at the service clubs
and should the admiral come he will be ac-
corded notable reception.
Evening star., 1901-08-02
Stationery.

II IN THE NATTER OF CHOICE GRADES OF
YOU LIKE IT, BY the pound by the boy by
the quire, made by the best mills
The choice OF four desirable, finished In the
most popular colors, "a sheets at &C.; "a a.
en'eiopes at.... ...........-......-. ~
Fine Venetian Bend in new shape-ave
tlnts; per quire, &c.; envelopes, per pack a.
La Beau Mond, an organdy surface in
pretty blue and violet; per quire, &C.. per a.
pachase. ..................... ~
Cranze's Underglazed, in that new, cool n,
gray tint; per quire, &c.; per package. SNs
Hurd's Irish Linen in cream only; per no
qufre, &c.; per package. ge................... ~
Cabinets, with drawers, containing 4s IN,
sheets and 4S envelopes, in blue or cream OS\.
1000 boxes Of Choice Lightweight Box a.,
1dpeteTisi 80
Party Notes and Chldren's Papeterie in n-
coiois, per poA. ..................... ~
Bond, Satin and Parchment finish Writing Paper
In azure, cream, gray and Dresden blue-0Ec
per 10. ......... ................ @ONs
30 Mourning Cards, engraved from your E0c
own plate. .................. WV
80 Mourning Cards, with new plate. /ONs
These prices are special for Saturday only.
In the Smith Building, first floor Sections 3
and 4,
Evening star., 1901-08-02

IL tiieIe ever was a chance to buy
great big bargains in this line the
opportunity favors you tomorrow.
We have just 30 Refrigerators left I'm stock
they are all made OF hard wood; they are l,ned
with galvanized iron packed with charcoal sheet
ing and mineral. wool-ail shelves are made re
lho'aoe. we are going TO sacrifice these way be-
low former prices. because need the room, and
they are too bulky to handle
The Acme Lawn Mower, perfect workinr-noth.
ing 70 get out of order. They are mark c. Oe
cd $S.2o but the only cost you pl ls>O
iount ana large wick Special at........ ~.
OIL or Gas Stove Ovens with inside
shelves They also sell regularly at Soc en-,
ffice .-............. ........................ wv
Gas Stoves, called the Fire Queen.
perfectly harmless. Marked down from c. 20
Si'oo TO-. ........................ ~AsAo
Porcelain-lined Preserving Kettles 4 To-
qt, best grade, as cheap pas.......... lSS.
Garden Hose, cut in IS feet lengths, complete
with coupling and nozzle. Regular c. IN
price was $2.25. Tomorrow ..... pl .O>
Wash Boilers, heavy grade tin, with copper
oot'on' regular standard size These 6Oc
are Observation-Disclosures. WV
Bread Boxes Japannel in pretty coIors on.
large size. Regular price. 69c., reduced 10 O>$s
Mop sticks, can be used for either brush n,
VI hop-ohiy' ............-....-..... -.
Hardwood Hose Reels, will hold 80 feet Sn,
Of hose and yet the price il only ....... wv
Jelly Glasses, with tin covers sell regularly
per dozen 2Sc. We give you any Quanti- ILL.,
ty. each. ...................... l2C.
Glass Fruit Saucers neat patterns-tbe -
regular DC. kind. Special. ............. 49,
Glass Water Sets. including half gallon pitcher,
tumblers and silverine tray. Regular DC
Glass Water Tumblers in three patterns-as clear
as the french biown-reguiar price, per liz
Evening star., 1901-08-02
Candies.
Wrapper ButterScOtch.

LAST SATURDAY WE GAVE YOU MARsHMAILows-
WE GIVE YOU SOMETHING rALArABIR AND THAT
is THE OLD HOMEMADE BUTTERsCoTCH IN SEPARATE
APPERs VERY DELICIOUS SUGAR THOR
CLARIFIED AND TRANSPARENT LOVERS OF SWEETS VIII
THIS SPECIAL TRhATDQUAL SOLD AT
POUND. AS SPECIAL SHALL SELL THEM ToMoR
Evening star., 1901-08-02

Chills and Fever Is a bottle of GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC. 1t is simply Iron and quinine
In . tasteless form. No curs-no pay. Price. 6Oc.
Evening star., 1901-08-02
The Distribution of "FASHlONS" for
August Has Begun.

THOSE OF OUR REGULAR I
CALLED OUGHT SURELY NOT
IT'S MIDSUMMER LITERATURE,
ia Prescott AND OTHER WRIT
REED. MARGARET HILL CANF
OTHER NOTED WRITER'S, is ST
NEW APPLICANTS FOR THIS
COMPLETE AS ANY PUBLISHED
CALL AT OUR PATTERN COUNT
GET A CARD, WHICH ENTITIES
OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS CAN
TING 24c. IN STAMPS TO PAY
THEM TO THE ENTIRE YEARS
Evening star., 1901-08-02

George Ferguson. Baltimore boy, was
instantly killed at Atlantic City, N. J., by
a live electric wire, which was dangling
from q tree.
Evening star., 1901-08-02
Knit Underwear.
This line is also greatly reduced
For instance:

This line is also greatly reduced.
For instance:
We selling Women's Swiss Ribbed Vests
Richelieu rib, low neck and sleeves; tape at
neck and armholes. Also lot of the same Shaped
Vests. finished with red and blue stripes. 81
Choice Of either kind. nd......................
few with wing sleeves; in white and various styles
Of rib; silk tape at neck and armholes. OIZ
The regular 19c. and 25c. values, each AA/Z~'
Womens Jersey fitting Ribbed Union Suits low
neck. sleeves, knee length; made Of 02C
fine Egyptian summer-weght cotton, each ~O~'
Womens Umbrella shaped Drawers; trimmed
with deep torchon lace; fine Jersey ribbed; also
Women's Black and White Lsle Thread Tights;
summer weight; knee and ankle length; 2OC
per garment.
Chldren's Plain White Gauze Vests; high neck
long sleeves; sizes 20 to %; regular ~ ~
price. Csc; just marked half. ........ A~/ZS'
Children's Nazareth Waists; the best waist made
for children; they come in two qualities 1 0r
This department is also located section /, Smith
Building.
Evening star., 1901-08-02
S. kAN, SONS 4 co.
The Busy Corner. The Smith Building
Always the Best of Everything for the Least Money.
Tomonow
Now We Are On to Another Busy Day.


of
made
Evening star., 1901-08-02
HOusefurnishings.
and Glass China
Wareg

II there ever was chance to buy
great big bargains in this line the
opportunity favors you tomorrow.
Evening star., 1901-08-02

'ATRoNS WHO HAVE NOT YET
MISS THIS BEAUTIFUL EDITION.
EDITORIAL COMMENTS BY AUGUS-
ERS, SUCH AS ANETTA RIORDAN
IELD, MABLE 8. SCOFIELD AND
FFICIENT GUARANTEE TO CAUSE
REMEMBER, 1T is AS
'ER. FIRST FLOOR. SECTION r. AND
YOU TO EVERY MONTHLY ISSUE.
HAVE SAME PRIVILEGE BY REAiIT-
WHICH WILL ENTITI.E
Arizona republican., 1901-11-28

WOODMEN WILL DANCE.-The Wooodmen of the World will give their annual Thanksgiving ball tonight in Elks hall.
 GOLF TOURNAMENT There will be an open handicap tournament at the golf links Saturday afternoon at which only handicap prizes will be offered.
 FIRST TO FINISH.-DonaId Me Queen of Mesa City was the first stud ent of the Lamson business college to finish the first course in business prac- tice this year.
 COMMITTEE MEETING-The meet ing of the committee on arrangements for the Country clubs ball will be held in the parlors of the Hotel Adams Fri day night instead oi last night as an nounced yesterday.
 THE NEWEST BOY.-Mr. A. D. Zander. who is connected with the Ga zette, is the father of a new boy, who surpassed all his predecessors in that family in the matter of weight He pulled down the scales to the extent of ten pounds. The joy of MT. Zander will have to be weighed on a pair of hay-scales.
 SERVICES AT BETHEL.-The Beth el Nj. E. church, South Con Cave Creek road), will have Thanksgiving service today at 10:30. In the evening at o'clock the Epworth league will have q social at MT. c. J. Smiths. Refresh ments vii be served and an admission fee of 10 cents charged. A nice pro- gramme will be rendered.
 ANOTHER LOST MAN.-County As sessor C. W. Barnett is in receipt of a letter from $. s. Couch of 232O Chou teau avenue, St. Louis, asking about Eli Mcdaniel, who was last heard from near this city The letter does not state at what time the information was received, but that McDanieI was So years old. Nobody has so far been found who remembers him.
 A HEADGATE CASE DISMISSED. -Yesterday was the time set in Jus tice Burnetts court for the trial of the case of A. Weller, one of the de- fendants charged with breaking the headgates of the Arizona Water com pany. On the motion of the district attorney it was dismissed. It is quite probable that no more of these cases will be tried in the justices courts.
 THANKSGIVING SERVICES.-Un- ion Thanksgiving services will be~held in the First Methodist church this
Arizona republican., 1901-11-28
News ef Y the Town H>A
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-28
FOI-ND.

Now is the time to buy Copper Basin Gold &, Copper mining stock at cents per share.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-28

morning at 10:3O o'clock. The follow ling ministers will participate in the ser vices: J. NJ. Weems, Lewis Halsey. Lapsley A. NcAfee. C. V. Cowan. Her. man. B. Mayo, Imri Zumwalt. D. G. Shepard, Merton Smith. R. A. Rowland and M. M. Bustamante.
 TOO LATE FOR THE CENSUS If the events of yesterday had happen ed earlier Phoenix would have made a different showing among the towns of Arizona. Twins were born to the fam fly of Joseph Holland. This is not an entirely novel incident in the Holland household. There was also born to Mrs. Fred Dysart a sop.
 DEATH OF A BABE.-Marguerite L., the four months old daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. Wygmans died early We'd nesday morning, the little one having been i'll for many weeks. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon. Dur ing the long and patient vigils by the bedside of the little sufferer MT. and Mrs. Wygmans were the recipients of many kindnesses at the hands of friends and neighbors, for which they desire to make acknowledgement. MT. Wygmans is an employe of the Repub- lican and with his family spent last winter Tn Phoenix going east for the summer and returning again in the early fall. In their bereavement they have the sympathy of all who know them.
 A BIG BUILDING CONTRACT-The Arizona Building company has made contract with the Columbia Building & Loan Association of Denver to con struct five houses in this city. The extent of building operations here is not understood by those who do not go about town a great deal. This firm alone has put up more than 100 build ings within the last year. and Is em- ploying so many men that it's weekly pay roll amounts to about $l,2o0. Yet it is only one of a dozen concerns and contractors engaged in making Phoe- nix bigger.
 GOOD FOR ONLY ONCE.-Charles Rampf is a well known mining man in this part of the territory. and for that matter, all over the territory. He has had most of his assaying done by J. A. Porterie, and always, except on one occasion. paid for the work prompt ly That time he brought in a piece of white quartz. Mir. Porterie asked. what do you want it assayed for ?'' For all there is in it. replied the prospector.- Mir. Porterie understood the reply, and proceeded to examine the rock for gold. copper, silver and lead. That kind of an assay is expen- sive, and in this case the bill was S10, notwithstanding not a trace of any metal was found. The result of the assay along with the bill was given to Mir. Rampf. Several months after ward the assayer reminded the pros pector that the bill had never been paid. Mir. Rampf said it had been paid the very instant the work was done, and then he reminded MT. Porterie that it was to be done for all there twas in it." and he supposed that the as saver had kept it, at least he him self had never got anything Mr. Porterie said that put the matter in a different light, and that the joke had paid the bill. The other day another German prospector called on the as saver and wanted a sample assayed flor all there was in it" Before the work was undertaken, though. there was a definite understanding about the fee. MT. Rampfs joke wore itself out the first time.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-28

Forecast for today-Fair. Data for 24 hours ending D. m. yes terday:
Arizona republican., 1901-11-28

paid the bill. The Other day another German prospector called on the as saver and wanted a sample assayed flor all there was in it." Before the work was undertaken, though, there was a definite understanding about the fee MT. Rampf's joke wore itself out the first time.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-28

Maximum temperature, sl; minimum temperature, A. Average relative humidity, S9 per cent. Total precipitation-0. Character of the day-Clear.
 VIM. c. BURNS,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-28

Our list or residences Tor saIe and for rent is extensive.
 The Evans Loan & Investment Co.,
The sun., 1901-05-14
HARRY iEHR's BRo1HER INA II0BI.
Fisticuns and Rough and Tumble in Baltimore :
Brass Band society.

BALTIMORE, Md. May I3.-lhut section "t
Baltimore society known as tic 'Lras~ Eand
Set" ia considerably agitated to-day over "A
series Of occurrences involving three WE'LL
known young men The trouble started at
the Elk Ridge Kennels. on Charles street
avenue, on saturday afternoon and ended ln
the station house at an early hour ON sunday
morning
saturday afternoon william + L"hr a
brother Of Harry Lehr, and Lawrence Perrin
had an alteration on the veraudaS Of m"
kennels clubhouse The two withdrew 10 the
woods nearby 10 settle their difficulties ana
were in the midst Of pretty lively f~tIcnnS ;
when other members of the Club HppoIIrd
and separated them. This ended the trouble
at the Clnb. ~
A. late hour on SATURDAY night Nr I"lr'
who had brought a black eye 10 town WIN
him as a memento of his coll sion win Nlr.
Perrin went TO ROWlaHd's lUrk,Sh baIN
rooms in the Equitable Binding 20 hnv" ms
bruises treated His friend, tharI,s conrad,
accompanicd him when they appeared in
the Turkish bath several other Young men,
unknown 10 Mr. Iohr and Nr conrad. ANA
who were ALREADY there. seemed 80 b" greatly
amused AT he black eve aud began to 10 6e
remarks about II This led T." general
fCht in which tho costumes and Couniehhh''S
Of Messrs Iohr and Conrad were hadlN Jam
aged The four Cnmbatants were arrest u
The sun., 1901-05-14
DI y.

CONNOLLY on Sunday May -. 1901 al his
rcsaoc". liG East ;NtI st.. James ". Connolly.
beloved husband Of Alcc ". Morris.
Iuual service az Church o' 81. Jean the Baptist.
10th 81. between Lexington and sd avs, on
Neiuc,tsy. MAY IL, 1907, at 10 A. N. Funeral
private Please omit flowers.
DOYLE. on sunday May i2. laOI Margaret.
beloved wife Of nau'd Doyle.
Funeral from her late rc 'drncc 1887 Monroe av,!
on Wednesday, May -. 1901. at $50 4. NJ.
thence to 81. loScphS Church fremont Rca.
tive, ana friends respectfully invited, lnermens
lu 81 Eiymon'S.
GOyE.-on saturday, May II, 1901 Francis NJ
Goyc, aged - years.
Fuu.nl service, At h., late residence. 1890 Pacno
st., E.p,krn. on Tuesday. MaylA 1901, s3P. NJ.
Sew England papers please COPY.
IrUTCk Vt KlugshriiCc. y y. entered into
rest on Monday May H. 1901, Louisa, mother
oftnc Rev. Henry Lubbock IL. D., aged 6S years.
BYrN service private
McLArRY. At New brunswick. y. j.. on satur.
day. May II. 1901, Daniel McIary.
Fuur'al services at the First Presbyterian Church.
o4 Tuesday. May II. 1901, at clock
PALMER on sunday morning. May ~ 1901.
Mary kalltr.uo, widow Of David Palmer. in
lu Cath ycsr
East NaI ST.. on Wednesday morning May Is.
1901. W 10 O'Clock
RUSSELL. on ,l'4alnr May u, 1901 suddenly.
Adam. DAVIS. orot,! wife oi Salem +. Russell.
I arra. .r,rr, a' Der ,tr residence l2S West iaih
s,. Tu,sioy May l3 at 10 \. NJ lnermeni
p'.vH'"
SIDtV oa Monday May ~. 1901. Mary T.. be-
loved wfr Of Capt John sloan
Furunl from her lu,~ residence, 33l West S4th st! !
~ $50 =. ~ thence In ST. Mchaels Chmch!
g,G af and a2d So lutUmcuL Calvary,
STETHuNSpN At Paris France. Friday,
Ap,I o. '0l, Emily WIZARD. daughter OF tbs
l.'a Gu1n Hubbard Stephenson,
Mcro,al services at the residence NJ her brother
lu aw, a. H. HollStcr 10 West 49th ST..
on tuesday. May li. 1901, at 10 a. NJ.
WEENS .pn sunday MAY l2. 1907. Aleihea
H widow Of I,cn-l ) Weeks IN her 18th year.
Fua.ral service. 80 Nrr late residence. 202O Broad
va. 900 Wednesday. May %. 1901 at o'clock
N
The sun., 1901-05-14

much curiosity and perhaps an equal
amount Of satisfaction In Mr. Goodwin's
Shakespearian endeavor
The failure OF Vienna Life" left Rudolph
Aronson In broken health as well as bank
rupt In business He will be helped in a
money way by matinee at the Casino on
NAV y The letter Offering this assista nee l.
Importance
Brooklyns vaudeville theatre. the Orpheum,
mad Homer Lind and singing COMPANY
assorted specialists Tony Pastors head
liners were Mark Murphy, Belle stewart,
ylllan Rose and Louise Dacre The Eden
photographs 20 the music of an orchestra
Inc Dewey had Rose Sydalls burlc~lucrs
hoster Balls shifted back to variety show.
The sun., 1901-05-14
MARIE WILSON'S $4,000 oHrs1NrIs.
Davis Sued for $500 Commission on sale Of
the Team-Jury Disagreed.

The team Of chestnut mares Mystic" and
-Marigold" bought by Actress Mari" wilson
Of the "Florodora" company, from John +
Manning. n dealer in horses ~ Charles 'ily'
ia were involved in a suit on trim before
Justice O'Dwycr Of the city Court yesterday
in which Allen II Davis sought to recover
$500 comm,esIon for tho sale Nj Wilson.
who is credited with making great s'rlk" ~
Wall Street recentiv, paid s5.unl Tor me team
him in the sale Of thc horse. He said Miss
Wilson coachman, Frank Ia kouN, t"Ii
him that Miss Wilson wanted ?" hly team
and he nut tho pricc NJ SG0uU lut ~uhsn-
oupntlv said he would take $1,000 on 20 0alrN
sale Ia RouX said he rook patl- Wllh hun
when looking for a team and ur"rci - GlN"
DAVIS half Of any present he received H'
got $50 rs a present from Manning lhd gave
Davis saj The Jury disagreed
The sun., 1901-05-14
VASSAR GIRLS PLAY sHAKESPEARE.
they Present the Comedy As You Like IT,
Under the Trees on the Campus.

PorGnKEEPsIE, May iS-In woody
spot on the north side Of the campus. Nassar
students presented Shakespeare comedy,
'As You Like It," this afternoon 1t was
the first time play has been given in open
air. and also the first time Shakespeare has
been given. at the college. The programme
was copied after the style of an old play
bill and printed in the language and charac-
ters of the Elizabethan days II read: The
caste of As iou Like It. comedy by Master
William Shakespeare, aidc in We forest Of
Ardennes and truly set forth before ye wor-
shipful ladyes of Nassar college in ye month
of Mae. VI G. NJ Is a. follows.
The sun., 1901-05-14
Vi. mauscr Goc, rrcc, >o Prosecutor.

Adam II HuI,cr, treasurer of kost"r 4
Ball. whom Joseph y Grar"ou Of the Angel
col the Alley" Theatrical company thru~hcd
un SUNDAY night ana 1l'nfNnrd nat mr.
rr.t,I ON tine phirpr thai iluu-or had irlad
~ r,rcr In. way into Mr.. Grnu-on', apart
mruJ.. was discharged m th" Jefferson Market
police court yesterday because Granson
couldnot BE- foundto press the charge against
him.
The sun., 1901-05-14

Fred Maurer, driver Of a beer truck, blocked
tho way Of Eoo,oyrlt Hospital automobile
ambulance at Broadway and Inirry-,econd
street Yesterday afternoon and wouldn't
turn oul ly.'"wm M.'u'D urr,rri uu
l Ir.rfaOu Market ponce court m" truck 70
nam said 'nar WIS thH 'r-r tf." lr had seen
an nui,mpr..r ana puiluc" an. he didn't
rr.,.uI," u whrn hr dl -"r b. lie WAS
fined =.