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Lewis Morrison in "Faust." !"

Lewis Morrison himself, with supporting rom
plly cho,,n from the best oi what /, known uS
the legitimate school and an entirely uCw scenic
and electrical production oi Faust" viii Lc lhc
aiuantiNn at the iNrcum this afternoon aud oven.
Ing Lewis Morrison himself as Mcphstp" viii
lac hn announcement magnetic enough TO ,lliv a
biz audience, tor this I.na,Eablr actor, perform.
aiDc o. the uniGur part ol Mrph,to Is conceded
by th' leading rrties the wor!! OYER 10 pc.c -
breadth AMI nobility o' conceptions alliri To-
l'r'lmatuIy i,,e nd force, no other exponent of
the role sNs ever attained, The pyIo.eplural
ami electrical effect, oi ,ic famous Bro, ken svrne
and the weird picuc ol Shrol add much 20 rro
impie"Nrn"sS 81 Mnrri'on'' Satan, hut il 1: a.
the trempni>Ns resonant voice and magui!.. ~,
bearing NJ the artist ,oh Iuiicnpe wonlyrs.
Ihr entire production Is, without exception. 10
fines ever .ycn "iausI' in this conI''.. aud
Lewis Morrison himself Will positively ahpeAr ~
Mcphis;V, Seats aie now On sale Ior h"th matinee
and evening performances and are ceiling ,r'!
fast.
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New Jersey Central.

Station, in New yorI;--Foot Of Liberty street,
" H., and South Ferry
Summer Arrangement Corrected 70 Oct, - 1901
'Ilaus ,avc scranton 'oI New York. Newark,
,,'lShrth. Philadelphia, Euson B,thIchrm, A.
iruIowr. Nlauuh Chunk and White Haven. at :. u
:, m. ayprc.S, l.lOi express, iM ., IN srli,
days, ia 4. M ,.,,,,
for ri,t''on and Wi,N"S.nIi'G : % a, M llo
" T,r baltimore and Washington and points
Son.h aud Wts, via Bethlehem. S,jJ "a. M, 40
lui 40 p, N, sunday, ~, ?, m
Sc r"r R,a,dns, Lebanon and Harrisburg, via A.,
llntown. sjj u, M and lilo o. Ia, sunday 3,
For 'pottsville, s5j q, NJ, l.lo p. ~.
For Mounitim Park, s,5" j. NJ. llo and iOl
p, III.
Through tj,@'ts to all points cast south and
west at lowest rates at the station.
o. NJ nl'Rr, Gen PAS. At,
" W. MMNrX. IH.. Con. Snpt
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of an old mahogany bureau. Hazel
Graham. Il girl eight years old, has
discovered that she is m heiress in Il
small way. Her share is one-ninth of
IN estate OF 100000, which Will provide
pocket money.
Miss Belle Mckenzie, of WOodsido. a
Spinster. had taken II great fancy to
hcr hnlf-sister'S child, Hazel Graham
Some time ago the spinster died. No
will was found. shortly after the fu-
neral Hazel went out 10 WoodSde TO
spend Il few days with a grandfather
In Miss MckenZie'S room WAS AN Old
mahogany bureau, and as the key to
this could not be found it WAS decided
to break it open. As the top drawer
was being prod a secret compartment
disclosed itself, and in this the will
MAS found,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13
Engines Patrol Tracks.

The columb2 and Montour Electric
Railway company is cnCountering Wig
orouS opposition in the construction Of
its line into CatawiSsa on the part Of
the Philadelphia and Reading Railway
company. the latter since Saturday
having had not only Il larg" force of
men on guard but several engines have
been patroiling the tracks of the COM
pany in the vicinity Of Rupert and
tataWissa for the purpose of thWHrt-
ing any move the electric railway peo-
pie might make.
NJ. T.. u. Scanlan a. 60. on Tuesday
laS; secured an injunction from the
court restraining tho Reading company
or its employees from interfering with
their work. The arguments on the in
junction We're heard before Judge
Lynch. of Wilkes Barre. Monday after
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ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

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>nt" ,'''''''' WIS VI. li!,sr' H. '"pprr
Uughc,. Mis-, Nellie lluri,, Nj. Mar l,.,r,..
Miss R">" liull, Harmonic nnnrtrr, ,Lrc t. H.
Decker Edward Jtl">, ", hacker.
Soph" koIN'cr SlS AlIry King, william H
kine,
Miss Emma II Llubu.g, Angrlrc lr LAIR
James J., Low,
Mr Mr' lr"n. Mis-, Join Myt ll,,cy Mis-.
ihen Mcnamara, Mis- Bridge Mcpnnougl, i. H.
NeCool. james /. McNrncy, " :, MrMlr,
Mrs George M'linS, ilidt Mathews, lanes ~
MurT. Nelson Nance t2l, Mis- Moran, Gcltsr
NlwSon, And. Miller Nellie Madden.
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SOUND AS A DOLLAR

That is the result of a course
of treatment with Scots Emul-
sion. We have special refer
cncc TO persons with weak
lungs and sensitive throats.
SCOTS Emulsion docs some
things better than others. This
is one of them. 1t has Pc
culiar action on the throat and
lungs which gives them
strengthand makes themtough.
That's how SCOTS Emulsion
drives out coughs, colds and
bronchitis, 1t keeps them out,
too.
WI send you lh.e 10 try, II sou Ike,
sCoII hoWNE, +oy Pearl street, New York.
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SHE DID A THRIVING
BUSINESS IN DEVILS
Polish Woman Raked in Much Coin
by DupinG Gullible Peasants.
Claimed to Have Many Devils.

by EXrlu,v" Vine uom The Associated Press
Warsaw. Poland Nov. a. Rlina
rrenkl of Prague, n suburb of WARSAW.
has been arrested for doing a retail
trade in devils. Frau Frenkl announced
she was in close touch with Satan,
who put an unlimited number Of dcr-
lis AT her disposal. People who wanted
Jobs done on devils needed only apply
To her. II they wanted To take revenge
on somebody, to ascertain secrets. to
secure acuuttal when tried for law
breaking, her devils would do the re-
Quhcd thing promptly. Poor people
Hooked to obtain The services Of the
imps ana Frenkl did hustling buSi-
ness for nearly Il year before she was
lig,nN,rn1 a
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13
JAPANESE FOLK lore.

II luu tlh' - ltght out ON - snowy night sog
will meet hi., demon behind Il tree.
ii you have a mole under Your ,yc drop three
rcd bean, into vel! aud it will disappear.
lie who puts a clog on one loot and a slad4l
on thc other IN a rainy day viii become lgm..
He VINO wt'lS woman o. unr ro,nnon beauty Will
fall into serious illEcss within ,nce yeas g. til"
mTlIa""
Footwear left ont-ldc on the uialt Of Inc lin
ter equinox should be thrown away, Ia who wears
them viii shorten his own l.fr.
When tine white ioy OF the Smin7 Npiy' ipc
lary"s, viii b. plentiful. The family ',ut u'Irs
thrro yrlp' oi III" iov win r"!2 IA o,ra t.l
tTpI.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.
Schedule in Effect June 2, 1901.
Trains leave Scrantou:


For philadelphia and New York VIA d. & IL.
Il. r., at 6.i1 and p@S 4. m. and els, i27
tBacl Diamond Exprcss>, and ll.30 p. III. sun
days, d. d H. Il. H., LIS, S.27 p. M.
For White Haven llazleton and principal
points in the coal regions. via b. u H. II. r.,
d.l5. 2.lS and AZ p. m. For pot,svillc. 6.l5 a,
For Bethlehem. Ensson. Reading Harrisburg
and principal intermediate stations via u. & IT,.
Il. H., OA5, o,3s i. m; Els, AZ tBlack Dia-
mend EXplrss). ll.30 p m. sundays, ID. & II.
II. H., OBS a. M: las S,27 p. M.
For Tunkhannock. rowanda. ElniR. Ithaca.
Geneva and principal intermediate stations, via
D., l.. & W. il. T.; SO a.. m; and $40 p. m:
for Geneva. Rochester, buffalo. Niagara Falls,
Chicago and all points west, via D. & II. r. r.,
rs, Il.j5 \. M, l.2s @.33 tBlack Diamond Ex.
press, 7.i'. lo.il. ll."o p m. Sundays, d. 4 II.
Il, r., ll,5i, S.21 p. N.
Pullman paror and sleeping or 'I.ohigh Valley
paror cars On all trains between Wilkes Barre
and New York, Philadelphia, Buffalo and Sus.
EoIIIN ii. WILBUR, Gen, supt 20 Cortland
street, New York.
CHARLES 5, I.EE, Gen Pass. Ast, eG CortlV|
street, New York.
A. W, NoNEMACiIER, Div. Pass. Ast, South
Bethlehem, Pa
For tickets and Pullm,n reservations apply 70
200 Lachlwunnl avenue scranton. Pa.
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TESTAMENT IN SCOTCH.

lhp fcv William we smith, o; - tlhnr
ines, Ont, has Issued from 4 publishing house in
scotland "Ihr New Testament in BROAD Scotch"
Here j. a Ten ioriug Ut Revelation SSH, -.
"And lie airlit my C"n till 2 rjyu q rho Wl,"r
y Lie, IS clnlr ciysIa'. Iipw'H' cot !r4e the
tMou - God and ;hr Lamb.
And nwtcen the riyer.,trcr: ard the riycr on
this lido aud ou SON, Tire Tree - iiic, siru iWdP
fnitin- month my mouth 2iyln ,ts tui,c, and ,be
louNc' % the rrc" to rlE the nations nilr.
"\nd nIc rursr sal he ouy mlir: and the r'ron
o CoL aud - the Lamb in hcr al be, and Ills
.,Iyitors s4l do Him service,
And they sIl look on Ills .acc, wi His name
crrg't oil their bIop.
And rae m,ht sll ~ m.i.,1al ll.y urod i,c
lir,l Z" Lmp uur ,niun O. ,uu; .u" the Loud God
will she'd lichr upon them; ad they fnI gc,su Tor
cYir and cyc.'
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REPORT OF
GRAND JURY
[, onclNdnd from pasn j.

-------.- .------------ ----..- --r.--
Emma Evans. sarah Monahan, Ma,y rrilli Peter
Mitchell Sarah Io,crs Tony lcn,ski. Joseph sab
orshi. Lizzie Garro. Gcors" Phillip ana Charles
Klein. John Francis, Margaret lirnlerpn. Mar.
lin ninan. John rhilp. Martin l'iloh. Esther
reese Elizabeth Hartford. Nj. Hartford. pcnnis
McMahon. Michael Sovick. ,nUllc, thc,.hu'o3,
Michael Bustatchik. JOAN Jones. John Roslh,
Charles Arolur Mary EylnisLv, owen nc,cohcr,
,onn Brink. Joseph Dcrrota. Peter Rn.nnho. An.
,nonv Miclcyi,2. Joseph Molc,,iG.
Dctr3ndinr Boarding liousc..-rc,cr L,nat,
William Wilcox, NlAm kIol"vitt. Nl''I'w BAR
n'cE' An,nonE h,FW' ""''"u' "'''"'' '''"'
nfcaSjnp Tcnrc'-rr.l /. hurdle.
,,ninon sc,IJ-N,r,y,ru. Wrohr Io.or,.fnn
D,v,,i,E. - O'M,lj.y sJr,', D,,,r.. Mary
rIhor
f.,is, rro.cr.os,..I,lr Eodyns. C..,r'o. Engl,.
f;,,rgc nrrlnr
ror, iI,lc Tn,rv--.Jn:c,,j, p H.lji,.i,u
roro;ro,ion and u,,,,rIy.-pAtri,l ranu,r.
,;c,nf,, u,,r,Iv lI"rs" Ioin ,,,r.. A.. ,r,ln
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,h, N,,-o,. D,,iL v,,Ii,r. ln,r ,,nnl;,is
1asorh;uc E,ri, Wi,Ii,n lI,.l.. .Jnhu O'Kcr,r,
,-norno c,,ri,,,, W;ui,,, uv,cr unn,i,tt q,
1n,.,I,c wicha@l Iuc,. ,n.,ov: Wn,,icl,;r,, .o;,n
pn,,s, .rh,,,,,. s,I,yor sieve No,of,l,-, rlnm. *
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w., ,,Ii, - ,y;,,,,,, n'', rr,,,,. I ~,
n%.It n% 'Ii M;,I,s TIVE M,.y,t H'' ''' ann '''
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Delaware and Hudson.

rr.ro, for Vathonlll, leave Scranton at go,
sd S53 IOla a. M; 1sOo, In, 2.il, 3.J2,
5sg, o.s5. 7.5y, 0lj. NO r.. n; lIG a, IN.
Tor lioncslalc and Lake L"dore' co lQl3 a.
M; ill., -, wIks, TH" Birre--c45, 74s, Sn aSs. lOB
n. M; lsOi, les, us. S.23' 4's7, C'lo, 1lS,
l0tl, ll.@0 =. M ..o, nos
FOR /. V. II. II. Pom''--o'i' BIS a. m; Els,
II Tor 's Tenr sylyinia II, r. points-ot5 oas, 2l.
- r.r ,'', abany and all points nor.h-Geo a, M
am "''' - SUNDAY TR.lNS.
For CahondAlc SO li.'i a. m; 2,li, so,
~ ~, "' X Grs B,re .-93s a. M; ls.oi, Is, 3.2s,
Tor Abanv and poiut, Mouth -;52 u. m.
rSr iiuna,,ldlc and Lake Lodore~ $50. II SO
A. M and 3i2 p, N.
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EYE OPENERS.

N.r >mc r,t. H. NoG ma} IJ,r auuau
irom jI'o n'-t rhir I w,> in l,'r wiz. ,o,l. iy nay
muons. She Bat ms ral.',l Ion sonr mnn 40
hc fooIisl, pu.A
"(oull you d. tic landlord IN IA, 'L@y of
Lyons: asked the mluagor vl s'edy ur'pr
"Wcl, should lhmk / might, | n.le done .
good tlauY landlords '--fit'liIs.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.

IN T.HtVt NV. %, TITVI.
Trains leave scranton ior New loih-N li0.
Bis 500, 30 and 1905 u. ~ ITS, 80. 3.3:
-. m ror New York and Philadelphia 40,
10 0j A. M and l2.t1 and 3.:a p. m. For Toby
hanua--N GO p. III. For Buhllo--l.ij. 60 and
800 Il. ~: l.lj G5o and ll."' y. n. For Hins'
ham on and way -tations-lN2O Il. N. and l. 10
D. M For OSwc.o. Syracuse and ttica-- lbs and
Go a III; l.ji =. m Osw"go. Syracuse and
Utica train at GO a. NJ daily, except sunday
For Mon,rosc-g.m a. M: l.io and $50 4. IN
Nicholson accommo,iltioni.m and II y. IN.
Blopr,sburg Divi,iou-for Northumberland. at
80 and 1905 a. NJ: 1.jt and Go y. M. For
Plymouth at SO a. M; $40 and 900 p III.
SUNDAY Trains For New York. iin :i1. 90
and TO- o. a. M: $40, BIB i. ~. For Buiaio--l IL
and 60 u. r.; l.ji go ami ll.:i y. N. For
Binghamon and Way statlonS-lo."O a. M
Bloonslurg DivSiun--Lcayc scranton, lu.oJ a.
m. and SO y. IN.
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French Flannel Waists

In selected Pattern Waists-with
embroidered band trimming; fine
tucked waists and plain waists; but
toned in back or front; come in the
beautiful light shades; also in dark
colorS.
See Waist display in our window.
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sck. Jonas Banals. Frank Mukr. Milk lanonykl,
MARGIN rrzyhytek, pctro Wm2kowyea Georo Po.
lascsak. andre Sabolosik, Andrew ochibchin.
WEST SCRANTON STATION
Ms James ConncIly. Andrri hnnsacwski. Mrs
Patrick McDcimo,t Ed Myers. Mrs Mary MaSis
Mi,. j. Clell,nd Williams, Mrs. Wcdcman Mrs
II 4 Williams
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THEATRICAL NEWS.
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.

lycrUm. Lewis Morrison in "rIi,r" Nicr.
noon and lielt
ACADEMY lluilry .Iituis >Ioch company. N,
'ornoon Ini night.
STAR Dor Ton nu,o,ouc,. Arcuoon AMI
Might,
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D., L. g. w. Board for Today.

Follow ing is the makeup of the Della
ware. LackawanHa and Western board
for today:
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER f.
Wild tat>. East u. M. " w. LIi;arr: 10 D.
M. VI Il. MrLauc: II y. M, T. VI. ii,llct,.
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WILL IN A SECRET DRAWER.

BY Exclusive wire irom Tie Associated Pres.
New York, Nov. ii.-By a chance
finding OF viii in the secret drawer
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II.

Wild Cats. E!si .-l.30 u. m. H. GiligHn; =.
m. r. ri'Hpatrich: a. M. VI. J. lcuuleAn: 20
a. M. J. w Devinc: II 4. ~, IT, H!.hjig: p.
m.. g. W. Bmt; : r. m. 7 case. y. 6. iiimntS
crew: Il p. IN. VI. lngNnoI.
submits, Etc" q. NJ. cast, I. ,,rligg: a.
NJ, west, lattimcr. ". II. Nichols crew: q a.
M. west. Thompson: II Il. Ia. West. j. j. AIr'.
r4y. L. I. SttvrIs crew. = =. IN. NJ. nin!,y: ;
p. m, NJ Golden; 81 p. H., cast. j. llcNngun; {.
p. M. ilom Nay Aug. u. NJ aNli>tcr
rShci> q a. NJ. j. MagNrll; H. m. :. in-
ucItr: Il. IN. IIou>cl: HIS i. H.. Moran; ii ~
IN, +. Mcljuuncil: $50 T.. M. Murphy: =. M.
W II. Bartholomew; 10 y. III, II. Co>iu,.
Passenger Engmcs-, d. IN. Gahncy; a. m.
T. S!Igrr; 10 4. m, \aunin; 10 It. m. I. T.
s"col: G.ii p. IN. >tanton $50 l.. m.. Mc,;oyGn.
Wild Cat, Wc>tj Il. m. William k;lbv: a.
IN. I. DoudicIu; 10 .. H., r. ta,tncr II u. M.
I, Kingsley; | y. M. +. Wall: =. m. \. T.
kctchlln; I>r. NJ Vi Inmodv; ! p. M T.. C,v,.
uIisl: y. III, %, Randolph; II !. M. .Ionr
GtiwGUH.
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N,'ll, H..

George Ratt,t'! will t.k, hi, ruu ou NJ. G.,
Nov -.
,a,. Nov, Is.
rlurk Gilligan reports tor Mcnno
II. II, IineIn will g. nut with j ". brNin4
in place of n"olgc Mutch!,r until uuthri nolcc
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Finally peasant. who had paid her
$40 to secure his acquittal and was
nevertheless sentenced to imprison-
nont, told the police and tho woman
was arrrgtn nn
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AlbatrOSS Waists

Fine imported French Albatross
Waists, made from finest quality AL
batross, hand embroidered in silk.
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Silk Waists from
$3.50 to Sll.5O

The styles in silk waists this sea-
son are prettier than ever-showing
many entirely new effects; buttoned
in back is the latest style-tucked
front and back, tucked sleeves, tuck
ed front with lace inserting; some
entirely plain. Surely variety enough
TO suit everyone.
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China Silk Waists

Are very beautifully trimmed in
fine chiffon embroidery. Are here in
white, black and black and white.
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You will find here today a sump.
tuous feast OF silk and fine wool
waists, in unsurpassed assortment
of styles, that are entirely different
from those found elsewhere, and III
qualities that will give excellent SER
vice.
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Erie Railroad, Wyoming Division.

rrain Tor New York and rtemcdiato points
leavr scranton a, follows; 20 q. ~: 2.2j p. M
Arrival, lO.3i a. m, uom lioHc,dalc. lIiWlcy
aud intctmelJ'e points; p,20 y, m trOm New
York and Intermediate points, Nv sunday trains
Evening star., 1901-07-12
Funeral of Mrs. Bones.

Mrs Marietta NJ. Bones, who died re-
Gently, after a brief Illness, at her home
1G9 18th street northwest, was buried in
She was one of the prominent women of
her time. She was born in Clarion county
Pennsylvania, where her father, a noted
abolitionist, kept one of the stations on
the underground railroad" On her moth
er's side she was one of the famous Trum-
bull family Of Connecticut She was edu-
Gated at Meadville and the Washington
Seminary in Pennsylvania. For nine years
she was vice president Of the National Wo-
mans Suffrage Association for Dakota ter
ritory. She appeared before the constitu-
tional convention of her state-South Da-
kota-Of which body her eldest son was a
member. IN behalf of the suffrage cause
In the later years Of her life she had a
change of views upon this question and
was brave enough to announce and main
tain them. though stating that it cost her
the loss of many friends
She was the secretary of the first Nom
partisan National Womans Christian Tenn
perance Union. Though not a member Of
an orthodox church nor subscriber to
any creed, she believed, like the late Cen
Sherman, substantially that a good life
here would insure good life there
The funeral exercises at the house were
brief and informal. Nearer My God. to
Thee was sung, and an address was
made by Mr.. J. l.. McCreery. Among the
floral tributes was one from the boys of
the neighborhood," the playmates of her
own boys. Her husband and four sons
survive her, and her only brother, Turney
NJ. Wilkins, resides in this city.
Evening star., 1901-07-12

The following named young colored men
have returned to their homes In Stanton
town after serving with the American
troops in the Philippines: Lucius Harrod,
William Smothers, Garfield Williams, Jas,
Wood. Albert Simms, William Addison,
William Taliiferro and Robert Young All
are in good health, and each took part in
number of skirmishes with the Filipinos
James Wood was twice wounded in action,
two fingers of his right hand being cut off
by a Filipino in a hand-to-hand fight, while
in the same affair bullet passed through
his right leg. The returned soldiers are
being cordially greeted by their friends.
Several of them express the determination
to re-enlist In the service.
The members of Allans A. NJ. E. Chapel
at Good Hope are looking forward with
much interest to the annual camp meeting
there under the auspices of the church, and
meeting of the official board of the church
has been called for Monday evening next
to make arrangements for the exercises.
There was a mad dog scare on Pierce
street near Jackson street last evening
borne residence, No. 119 Pierce street.
caused excitement by swapping at children
and frothing at the mouth. The animal in
vaded the yard of a neighbor. Several
persons We're called to the scene and a
citizen picked up a club, 1t is said and
killed the dog. The wagon was sent for
this morning and the dead animal was re-
moved
A force of men has been put at work
grading the property along Nichols avenue
east side, between Franklin street and
Stanton lane, with the effect of making a
noticeable Improvement in this ground,
which is elevated to considerable extent.
Evening star., 1901-07-12

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALCABLE LOT ON
o STREET BETWEEN 1ST AND Sd STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of a deed of trust recorded among the
land records of the District of Columbia in Liber
2454 folio l49 et seq, and at the request OF the
party secured. will sell. at public auction. IN
frent of the premises, THURSDAY, THE
TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF JULY, A. u. 1901,
AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. M, that piece Of land situ-
ate IN the city of Washington, in said District.
and described that part of original lot number
ed five t5l. in square numbered five hundred and
three $3.50, beginning at point in the south
line of said lot nineteen 19D feet east from the
southwest corner thereof, and running thence with
said south line due east nineteen t19 feet. thence
due north one hundred and thirty-fve u35l feet to
public alley, thence due west with the rear line
Of said lot nineteen 19l feet, and thence due
south one hundred and thirty-iye 135) feet to the
begiHDing.
Terms Of sale: One-thrd of the purchase money
in cash within ten days from the day Of sale. the
remainder in two equal notes, payable, respective
ly, in one and two years from the day Of sale,
with interest at per cent per annum, and Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property. or all
cash Terms of sale to be complied with within
ten days from day Of sale, otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to advertise and resell at the
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. A de-
posit 500 will be required at the time Of sale
All conveyanctng, stamps and recording at pur-
WILLIAM W. BOARMAN
GEORGE G. BOARMAN,
jy12-d&ds Trustees.
Evening star., 1901-07-12
Philippine Steel and Iron mports.

An increase of 81, ,03S,817, or 264 per cent
in the value Of manufactured iron and
steel imported into the Philippines during
1900 Is shown in a comparat tive statement
made public today by the division Of in
sular affairs, War Department During
1900 these imports were valued at 81, $780,
953 as against $392,636 for 1899 The i'm
ports Of these commodities from the United
States alone showed an increase of 351
per cent, the figures being $136, ,626 in 1900
as against $40, ,2S1 in 1S99 The most of the
manufactured iron and steel used in the
Philippines comes from the united king
dom, with Germany next.
The following are some Of the articles
with their values imported during the ca
lendar year 1900: Pig iron, $1,595; ingots,
bars and sheets, 1921 ,0S2; tools and imple-
ments, $21, ,124; cutlery and side arms,
$17741; electrical machinery, $11, ,15O sew
ing machines and parts Of, $53, ,919; engines
and parts Of $108,so9; sugar and brandy
machinery, $247; other machinery, $149, $3.50;
scales and balances. $5, 1856; agricultural
machinery 81 ,45O.