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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29
a DrESTRO = SENHESTRO

las mqieras, en- IL etm6sferA tioia de los @ snlo
nes. mueho mas pasRisrA mas oreVe 80.
0us aeY an Las aaIAa dsi hospital, Juno - sA
baearA de loa eufsRmos, cuisines sus psII1
mes, por etrG parte, SON psr1udiciales moie''
tos .fs.ao1
No; % qaa astos neassitan son sa'asuo'
soIfsit1a. asistsneia esmaradA, frkses cohso's'
doraS de a!isut1; " aaRs frAsas esos eaias
dos sa Ioa prodigAbAn dia y noche, con. IN aaIss
duIxura, las hsPoicaa hsrmau&s "a IL OSftuHo'
yictimas hoy de In intolsrAAciA De clertos s'e
msntog. .o
Sareastieo rasultR sss homsn@1e psro -
axolies usFfsctsmanGs en- loB sen Fspu
blicnnos. que, proelam&n nm dia otfo ID gran
nrognsridsd de q 1a dIsfrutamos, y, para angs-
aArae asi rnlsmo j a loa damAS, srAtan ue GU
brlr con flores las hondas lse srias gus an
uusstrss cl&ses desheTsdadEa.
81 son san hnmsnitarfca como oicsn, mss
Iaa vAIierA6 fin de demostrarlo en- O. pTacss&'
nYopender ayudsR la organization oe pae
noa hos ritaIss ssilos, para que en- e!os pas
dan tsner eAbida los ciegos. los vAlesuoln Arlos
v los mandIgos que pululan en- las poe oelaelonsn
mas i'm poatRntes de la isla, como san juan
Ponce, ofreciendonos Q! espectacuio oe una
uueva Corts de los miisgros.
OosequiaP con ramos los que padeeen
miSerfa y hRmbYe, ca 10 mismo que Fegal@r
etampGs luiosas ric&ments iluminadas, los
cue tiensn L. dssgrScta de hAber peroloo Ii
visTR....
loosas propias de Gsds6n!
OORTADlLL0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29
Mr.. Bryan en- campana

El visrnss 6'tImo, William Jennings Bryan
pPonunei6 IN discnrso airigiendose y an gran
mnditorio en- Boston.
Este es ei principle de lA camptha en- con-
bra De lA DsmocRAcia de Hill Cleveland.
La platforms AdopBAdA por Mr.. Bryan
aus pAFtidarioa, 90 anti imperialiRtA, y In cam
pRhn continnAKA hRstR In reunion de In Con-
venei0n damocRhtlcA en- NuevA York, para oil
Eombramiento de gobarpsdor del Est1do.
Sc 10 Rtrbuye Mr. Bryan ell hAbsr dicho
gue oil Osate est& undo contra de Ica par
bidRgioa de Cleveland que oil avitAFfa lA for.
mhei6n oa nm nuevo paFtldo democrats.
Charter Harrison oe Chicago AeompanA 3
Mr., Bryan en- sn vaja oue incluiEA todAs las
gRRn0Ra eileAdaB dR Nav Rngland,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29
Una fabrioa de oigarros

La fGbricA de cigArros que sn Uluado tie
ne astRblscidA nnestro amigo don Apgel EB-
pAdR, nos ha nhsequiRdo CON una GAIA de ex
Calentes kabRcoe.
El envase es muy eapriehoso, pues es una
Gaia zauy mona, tornado con Abras de yRguR,
imitAndo los envARes de MADEIRA.
La elaboration de los tAbGcos es de las
meioren qus hemos visto aquf, y el tRbRco ex.
eslente, en- 10 cuAl no exsgsrAmos, pues tocA
lA inla saha que es UsuAdo una de 1estrAs me-
joreB regioneA tAbaquerAs.
Agr1dscamos nj refior EspadA an atsnci6n,
Aef como nj amigo don Antonio de Jsa6s L6-
pex, poEtadcr del fno obssquio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29
~ ot1CiaS

El ssf1r CrosaH ha sIdo nombrado prssi-
dsnts del Consoj1 eIscusiyo, por hAllsrue Mr..
Hsrtxell en- funciones de gobsrnadoF civil.
Antier sRIi6 de San nAn para su residen-
eia de Aihonito oil tenients de In pol!cfa insu-
lar seflor T&lladR.
La coloniA francssa de S .n Juan, publies
re un pari6dico literario con el nombre ala
Petit MiFoIrD
ssrAn rsas ctorss de dieha hoja, los asfio-
res Luehstti, RosrelI, Charpentier ooI6n.
Tipos de camblo;
Londres. 90 div 4.s45k
90 div S4.55K 4 s6
wiRsA SA.S9 g
New-YoFk, DIV PAR.
Paris, div 2N p.9
Hambnrgo, q DIV 3M y az pa
In 81 mercado de New York, ss cotisa sl
aS6car los sigulentea prscies
CantrifugRdA 3a6
MAseab9do 2.E
La oorts de Dlstriko de HumAeao libra re.
quiaiaoEia contra Joi6 Psfa oFns pcr tansativa
da yiolaelon,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29
Candidates a Washintong

Sc dice que loS repubIicanos Sc hAllan di.
SididoS IN cuAnto al candidate que han de
presentAr para ComisionAdO.
Los de 'AguAdiilR parece que ne deotdcn
Dor Federico DegetRu.
Los oe Ponce por Pedro Juan BsSosA.
Los dc MGyagnsS por MAtso Fs1ardo.
Z loa Dc San Juan por PAco del Vale
Atlss.
Este Adem&s tlene Ell apoyo del Dlrsctorio.
Lo cual auiere dscir que ID bTeuG es ape
Aseible.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29
Reorganization poIltica

Los federaiss de Barceloneta han raorga-
nizAdo ell comite local.
Tuercn elecsos en- ASSEMBLIES
Presidente: dor Ramon March&n Mudox.
Vice; don Antonio ,sado. Tesorero: don
Manuel B aiseiro. Secretario: Ricardo e. To-
rrss. Vocaies N&reiso Psdiila, FeiiE PAdro,
Vanturs RodrigueE. Juan M. Rosario, Ramon
Arroyo, Cslestino Bsrcit, BAcilio Reyes. Su-
pienses: Ramon R3sado, 5tavio Navedo
VenAcio GonzRIs2, Guillerno Nsgr6ns Flo Oh :
mo, Carlos Mejfa, Manuel Torres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29
la muerte del
iuez de Cidra
Ell juioo oral de la oausa
OORTADlLLO.

e catoYce del sntranta mes Sc vsrk en-
iuicio oral In cauaa contra Mo1esso FArref
VAIentfu Col6c, por homicidio de 1ues de po-
liefa de CIdra DON Manuel Santiago.
EsE vista p6 S.ica llavaFa una exsrAofdina-
ria concurrencia II sal& de sesonss de ID
CoHte.
La defensa de los aeusados ia tiens gu
cargo nuestro distinguido amigo licsncihdo
DON RsfAel Lopez Lsndron.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29
EI Faro
de Ia Vida.

La superioridad de la
Emulsion de Scott es indis-
cutibIe y sc manifesto ms
tantaneamente ante ell OBJ
servador impartial en- los
puntos siguientes: Primero,
su sabor dulce y agrada5le;
segundo, sus energicas "pro-
piedades" en- los CasOs de
caquexia, tuberculosis, ane-
mia, los infartos glandula-
res, las afecci0nes 6seas de
caracter estrumosO, las
afecciones del aparatO res
piratorio, -el raquitismO, etc.
: Tarnbien en- las convalecen-
cias de intermediates largas
Y debiIitantes es IN buen
fnedicament0.
: Ademas de sus prOpieda-
: des curativas, la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29

Sc ALOUILAN LOS sltos de In casa Q
al sIknAda sn il caile de Ia Villa, Ponce, 1fsn
IA In de la snaasi6n oasals. Dcha essA %
e6 noda vsutilada.
Hl precio del aquiler 90 moifco.
Etque Ia iatersss pida fnfosmss ooh
line GRuthier, en- los bAios de Ii nisma'
Msa.uA dees Hegsr . eIta ciudsd 10 c'res
de DIstr TO da Hamaeao. para entsnder en- las
eAusas pendisnses de fAIlo.
Por la ~Gacsts@ SO rtquiaitorts Jose
rrss Ohamorro, procssAdo por estafs Psaro
Ckrdenas VIara, de la Habens, pof usoFBscion
de funciones; Jusn PagSn, vs01no oe Foncs'
ror ents fa; q Salvador Toro, ds ID mlama We
cindad, por lssiones; Juan Moraies ae no-
macao, por atsntado.
La Emu'si6n de Scott 90 conptnsre mss
parabIe de los sedores Hasdicos, que ID feeesAn
con ventsiAs positivRs en ell raqoitisno oe los
niffos, eacrof uIosis, anemia otras er1ax "a suS-
des debidas q ID fnsuf ciancis untrltiva.
Don CIemente 3rnandez b 4rrsto, MeaiCo
Fitular de la Carolina, Puerto Klco.
Oertihca Q1e hAce mas De oiez ocno
amos vIene h&ciendo uso con bastAnta ffecnen'
ciA de ID Emu lai6n de Scots. de aceite dc nj
gado de bacalao con hipofoahtes de cal oe
sosa, sfempre con vsntsiss posisiVas pafs aus
enfermos.
DR.. Cienae7tte Fernandez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29
RECHBI I'm IEMT0
PARA LA DOTACI0N De LA ESCOADRA
Y FL EJERCITO ESPANOL

Laa grandea fSbricRs do OhIcaho astSn
epcArgadas nor al gobierno espsfi1 de proveer
de mstsrial & I'm pI Isnsntos la fabrIca espafio.
Ia de Lrubia, donde constrnye ell EstAdo los
cRnonas v mstsriRl de guerra para Ia dotaci6n
del eieFcito In escuAoEa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29
FL PuertO-RicO artlStiCO

Hoy sc pubIicar4 II edicion del <Poefto- y,
Rico artfstico> cue dsbi6 salir el domingo al
timos
Este oueridfsimo colega no pudo publican
Sc dicho ala por dsspsrfscto qas snGrio 10
pEonsA de sus sallerea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29

Ais,a Ramos ha aldo prssa en Mayagu's,
nor suatracci6n de memories.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29
BOZZO, BAS & Co.

Agente Ccmisionista. Representants
SSamper s. Coz New York. A. Besosa s.
Ca Comistones en- general. The Liberty
Machine CO New York. Maqninaria tipos
de imprenta. Agencia de la Maquina de es-
eribir Franklin.
Maqu1ua perfecta 500 una escribira & la
vista. Agencia dsi Express, Davies Turner
s. Company New York
Para fnformes, Sol 54. San Juan P. 3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29
: JUAN
Per G0sSgF710.
SENT = n GIA8

La Corte de Distrito ha senten-
ciado q Benito Miro a cuatro me-
ses un dia do carcel y pago de cos
tas por la aggression a Romero Rosa.
Condeno al companero de causa
de Miro, Domingo Romero, d cua-
tro meses doce dias de igual pena.
RECEBIEMlEMT0
Sc prepare en- este momento el
recibimiento del obispo Blenk.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29

ssA<@ DeKm0crBcfR'' 50 ven'
de On In casa de <The Allen News,>
rPIaza Alfonso XII pnmero %.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29
EMPRESA De COCHES
DE
eamsORA, Perez, v AgUdS

Esta empresa via1s desde San Juan
Ponce vice-versa sin cambiar de coehs
nj de cochero en- el trayecto.
Es Ia empresa que mas rapido hace 81
viaje.
Tambien feta coches para Lon puebloa
intermedios.
Agencia en- San Juan, Hotel Inglaterra.
I'm Caguas, Adrian Perez.
I'm Ponce. Los Precios 1iod.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29

MsntuA dsea lIegsr esta eiuoso - o',s
de DIstr. to ds Hamseao. para enssnaer 90 a@
causaa pendisnses de fAlo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29
LEONOIO BkRREIRO

Oirujsno dentists. Ofre-G
&c sus ssFvicios 81 p6blt-
co, Oalle de Ruiz Belvis.
0aguas, Pto-Rieo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29
n1ulIsii0n
de Scott,

debido q Ia bOndad de los
eIementos que reune, tlene :
el "merito" de que el aceite
de higado de bacalaO, urio
de sus prinCipales compO-
: nentes, esta tan bien COM
binadO y disfrazadO su sa-
Dor que los nifcs d quienes
: Sc prescribe 10 toman sin
: repugnancia.
: Las imitaciones de la
: Emulsion de Scott sirven
: para causar daiios conside-
: rabies q la salud, pOr tanto
: exigir la Iegftima de Scott,
: yerdadero "faro de la vida"
SCOTT & BOVINE, Quimicos, New York.
De venta en- las Droguerfas Farmaeias.
,,ssssstassaiIagll lTfl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29
Hotel camuyano

Hotel Camuyano
Situado en- la calle principal, Sc ofrecen
frescas comodas habitaciopes, mesa exec
lente, servicio esmerado, Sc admften abonos
por mensualtdades, todo precios m6dicog.
Camuy, Puerto Rico.
ANTONIO CASTILLO. Propietario
La ESPANOLA.-Fonda posads con
vista 81 mar proxima In estscion del feFro-
carril.-Tsauan OIL 63.
ofrece esaa casa las meicres comodida-
dss para oil pasAiero. Comide Ii carta como
oonvanga prscios m6dicos.
HahitReionss fraseaa bien vsntiIadAs
bAfoa.
Hoapsdaiss abonos, prssios eonvsncio.
uAles. p.
La NUEvA CENTRAL, de Andres Pl6.
DnlceFfa, conhtsrfa reposterfa. - San
francisco 77.-Ss airvsn toda ciase De smear
goa sn disho ram0 San Juan. Puarso Rieo.--
TsiAfono; l57.
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the sick of this city. His patients were
among the best people of the city and num-
bered not a few foreign ministers and at
taches, as well as senators and representa-
tives. He had been in ill health about
seven years, part of which time he was
confined TO his house He never gave up
hope and was cheerful unto the end
Graduate of Albany College.
DR.. Pope was graduate of the Albany
Medical College. He practiced in other
cities and was connected with a number of
hospitals before he came to this city to To-
cate. He was seventy-two years old and a
native of Rome, n. Y. His father, Dr.
Augustus Pope, was distinguished medi-
cal practitioner. A brother of the deceased
Benjamin F. Pope, became surgeon general
in the United States army. The wife of
DIR. Pope died in 1895. A son of the union
died about thirty years ago.
Before Mrs. Popes death the Pope resi-
dence was a rendezvous for lovers of science
and music DR.. Pope was a thorough must
clan, understanding all the intricacies Of
the art, and was an adept on many instru-
ments. The musicales given under his di-
rection and at his home remembered
with pleasure by many older Washington
ians.
Author Of Merit.
He was also an author of rare merit
usually devoting himself to scientific SUBJ
jects. "A Journey to Mars" and "A Jour
ney to Venus were two of his books, both
of which evidenced a highly cultivated
mind.
DR.. Pope was member of ST. Augustine's
and St. Paurs Churches. He was devout
Catholic and took great interest in the well
fare of the Church. He was beloved by his
many patients and friends for his human
ity. transformations to fault, he did many
deeds of charity that will never be known
by other than those who were the bene-
ficiaries.
He was the head of the faculty of the
Homeopathic Hospital for long time and
always evinced great interest in that insti-
tuition. Mrs. Pope shortly before her
death, endowed a room at the hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-23
FUNERAL OF DIR. POPE
SERVICES HELD AT ST. PAUL'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Well Known Practitioner, Whose
Death Took Place Monday - Had
Long Been in Ill-Health.

The funeral of the late DR.. G. W. Pope,
whose death occurred at his home, 1884
Corcoran street, Monday morning, was held
at II O'Clock today from ST Paurs Catholic
Church, 18th and streets northwest.
A brief service was held at the house, 1884
Corcoran street Father Krug offering
prayer and reading a part of the burial
service. Low mass was read at st. Paul :
Church, 18th and streets. The music
consisted of the offertory. "Christe Sal Ba-
tor and Nearer. My God, to Thee and
Lead, Kindly Light by the choir, Miss
Byrnc at the organ.
The palibearers were DIR. c. w. S2nnen-
schmidt. DR.. ]. B. Gregg Cust!ss. DIR. ]. H.
Branson, DR.. L. b. Swartwout. DR.. c. w.
Swormstedt and DR.. c. B. Gilbert, DR.. C.
A. Davis and other members of the staff of
the Homeopathic Hospital attended the SER
vices at the church, did many friends
and former patients of the deceased. The
interment was at Rock Creek cemetery, and
was private.
DIR. Pope was perhaps the oldest and the
best-known homeopathic physician in the
District of Columbia. He was also a prac-
titioner in the allopathic school. For forty
years he was engaged in ministering to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-23
Lieut.. Hudgins' Return DELAYED

Because of a change in the plans Of Lieut..
Hudgins. L. 8. N. who has been abroad
investigating foreign systems of wireless
telegraphy for the naval bureau of equip
ment, it is possible that the navy will not
be able to undertake wireless experiments
in the coming summer maneuvers off the
Atlantic coast, as was expected. The Navy
Department has been Informed that Lieut.
Hudgins, instead of sailing for Germany
on the 18th instant, he expected, has
gone to England to witness some expert
ments in wireless biography there. This
1t is thought will delay his arrival in this
country too long to permit the navy to take
part in the maneuvers with wireless teleg-
raphy experiments. Lieut.. Hudgins will
bring with him from abroad the ap-
paratus Of a number Of foreign systems
which will be tested by the navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-23
Movements of Naval Vessels.

The Nashville has arrived at Latakeea,
Syria, from Larneta, Cyprus. The Albany
Of the European squadron did not return to
England with the remainder of the fleet but
sailed from Christiania yesterday for Stock
holm. The San Francisco and Chicago,
which accompanied the Illinois to Sheer
ness, after leaving her there, separated the
former going to Southampton and the latter
to Gravesend. The battle ship Indiana.
which is on detached service cruising with
midshipmen from the Naval Academy, has
arrived at New London from Orient Point
and the Chesapeake, which Is on similar
duty, has sailed for New Bedford The
Solace has arrived at Yokohama. The Ken
lucky and the New Orleans have sailed
from Chefoo for Taku. The Nero has ar
rived at San Juan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-23
CHESS AT HANOVER, PRUSSIA
Gunsberg Beat Gottschall-Popiel and
Suechting Draw.

HANOVER. Prussia. July Ground one
OF the Berger system furnished the pairing
Tor the second round Of the chess masters
international tourney begun Yesterday
under the auspices of the German Chess
Association. in this city, and the PLAYERS
therefor faced each other as follows:
Swiderski VS.. Mieses
Mason VS.. Olland
Levin VS.. Marshall.
Cohn vs.. Wolf
Gottschall VS.. Gunsberg.
TschigOrin VS.. Atkins.
Pillsbury VS.. Napier
Jan6wsh VS.. Bardeleben.
PoDiel VS.. Suechting
The usual adjournment was made at
clock this afternoon. when two games
mad been decided Gunsberg beat Gott-
schaH and Popiel and Suechting agreed
upon a draw shortly before the adjourn
ment was taken.
Inc On-ookers were greatly SURPRISED oW-
ing to the American Napier managing to
get superior position against his couu-
trEman Pilisbury. and IL was thought here
that the latter would lose the game when
plaV was resumed in the afternoon The
American player Marshall also had a win
ming chance against Levin but the other
games we're adjourned In even positions
I'd TO date Gunsberg had won one and a
half: Atkins. Bardeleben JanOwski Mieses
Olland and Wolf. one each and PiIIsbnry
Popiel. Suechting. Swidereskt and Tscbi
Eorin. one-half game each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-23
Mrs. Dorrance Passes Away.

Mrs Eliza B. Dorrance, widow Of George
w. Dorrance, chaplain United States navy,
died at her residence, 1851 Harvard street,
last night at 10 o'clock, in her seventy
seventh year, after a lingering illness. Mrs.
Dorrance was the daughter Of John Nc
Duell, prominent citizen of the capital,
and has been a lifelong resident Of Wash
ington Her death removes one Of the few
survivors Of the earliest families in the
District Her mind was remarkably en-
dowed by nature and improved by study and
observation. Her many excellent qualities
endeared her to all, and her death will be
rnourned by many friends. who have come
within her influence. She leaves three chill
dren, George M. Dorrance of Sandy Spring,
John M. Dorrance Of Houston, Texas, and
Miss Nellie Dorrance of this city.
Funeral services viii be held at her late
residence tomorrow at IL am, and she will
be laid to rest beside her husband in Ar
lington cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

= street northwest between LIST and &c
streets-Willian c. Hill ct al, trustees, to
James B. Nourse and Charles NJ. Jones, part
| of original lot 81, square 500; 81, $50.
Wesley Heights-Ann E. Rice to the trus.
tees of the Christian and Eleanora RUPERT
Home of the Aged and INDECENT of the Dis
trct of Columbia, lot %. block %; ST.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Finella NJ. Alexander to Lester A. Barr, lots
30S. 300. 80; $40.
Washington Heights-Lester A Barr ct
TX to Finella NJ. Alexander, lots 40, A, 45
block Z; So
New Jersey avenue northwest between P
and q streets-Wiliam c. Jones ct ux. to
Miles Fuller. lot %, square 80; So
North Capitol street northwest between n
and o streets-Joseph D. Clark ct TX to
Daniel and Bridget Doody, lot 152, square
GIT: SO.
D street northwest between 9th and 7th
streets-Henry Blair ct al, trustees, to
Fritz w. 1semann, part original lot 3,
square 45S; $3.50.
Maryland avenue southwest between a..
and 9th streets-R. Ross Perry, jr., ct all.
trustees, to John T. Flaherty, west half of
lot S, square 1872; So $40.
Barry Farm-William F. Warmer ct ux.
to James A. Watson, part of lot 3, section
{; $500.
Turkey Thicket-Neil NJ. Sweet ct ux. to
Kate A. Hurdle, part of lot A; $40.
Rhode Island avenue northwest between
18th and 14th streets-Henry c. Fuller ct
al. to Frank Fuller lot "a, square north of
square 242; So
New Jersey avenue southeast between I
and M streets-Same to same part lot 20
square N of 743; $40
c street southeast between 18th and 18th
streets-The Washington Real Estate Com.
pany to John E. Mitchell, lots 81 and 9s
square 1915; $40. John E. MITCHELL cohveys
same property to Washington Real Estate
Company; $40.
B street southeast between 18th and 18th
streets-The Washington Real Estate Com.
pany to John e. Mitchell, part original lot
:, square 1883; $40. John E. Mitchell ct uX
convey same property to the Washington
Real Estate Company; $40.
Randle Park-Arthur E. Randle ct ux tc
| Mary E. Bailey, lot II, block l; $500
Wesley Heights-Anna Lindsay to Henri,
D. Fry, lots and B. block IA $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-23
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. 1-Justice Hagner.
Gwin agt Brown; rule to show cause
against John w. Patterson discharged
Union Surety and Guaranty Company agt
Thomas; pro confesso as to Noble H
Thomas ordered. Russell agt. Havens; mo-
tion for appointment of receiver overruled
Cogswell agt. Faunce; cash register ordered
delivered to trustee. Wood agt. Clark;
Street Sweeping Company; injunction pen
dente lite denied. Bernstein agt Bernstein;
divorce vim mat. granted
Bankruptcy Court-Justice Hagner.
In re Jno. F. Paret; discharge of bank
rupt and payment of referees and trustees
adjudication and reference to E. s. Mccall
mont ordered.
Circuit Court No. 1-Justice Hagner.
Wlneland agt Moore ct al; judgment by
default against McCandlish. Meyer agt
Bundy; order continuing hearing to Octo-
Der I. 1902.
Probate Court-Justice Hagner
Estate Of David S. Stanley; statement for
account filed. Estate of Susan V. Lauck
return of appraisers filed. Estate of Ann
Eliza Jackson will dated May s. 1900,
filed. Estate of Geo. A. Shallenberger; will
admitted to probate and letters testament
tary granted to Elizabeth and James B.
Shallenberger; bond, $3.50 Estate of VIM.
II. O'Connor: petition for letters of admin
istration filed. Estate of Thomas F. Lane
do. Estate of Lucille B. Lane; do.
Estate of Sophie Bauer: return of ap-
praisers filed. Estate of VIM. H. O'Connor
letters of administration granted to Mary
V. OConnor: bond. 5000.
Estate of James w. Chapman; motion OF
executor to dismiss caveat filed. Estate OF
Sarah H. Hawkins; petition for probate OF
will filed. Estate of Isabella Redmond; re-
port OF sales filed. Estate of Lucille B
Lane; letters of administration granted to
j. c. S. Blackburn; bond, $1,000. Estate OF
Margarita Jarrin; order authorizing admin
istrator C. t. g. to give additional bond in
sum of $4,000. Estate of Thomas j. Nay
lor; letters of administration granted tc
Owen H. Brightwell; bond, 5000. Estate
of Thomas r. Brightwell; will admitted to
probate and letters testamentary granted
to Owen H. Brightwell; bond, 50 SEQ. Estate
of Rosa NJ. Shining; inventory filed. In re
Francis Hurd ct al. order releasing Daniel
Altman. ST.. as surety on bond of guardian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-23
Admiral Coghlan's Part in Maneuvers

Rear Admiral ]. B. Coghlan, who has
been engaged in special duty in connection
with the transportation of the remains of
Lord Pauncefote to England, and who is
now coming back to the United States, will
join the North Atlantic squadron with his
flagship Brooklyn and take part in the
summer maneuvers. 1t was the impression
in some quarters that Rear Admiral Cogh-
Ian might be placed in command of the
'enemy's' force in the scouting problem
which will be entered upon by the naval con-
tingent only In August But at the Navy
Department it was said that he will simply
act as second in command of the defending
squadron. A captain will be placed in
command of the "enemy's" force.