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New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
Evo1UT1oNs IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Plan to Improve the Efficiency Of the Troops
Stationed There.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1RUxE.J

tBT TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.
Washington March 19-C4eneral George w. Davis,
commanding the Division of the Philippines. has
been advised by the War Department to take ad-
vantage of the concentration of troops in the var-
departments in the islands to five instructions
in larger bodies and along lines which the condi-
tions of the service in the last few years have not
In general permitted The necessity for this in
struction and its Importance alike to the commits
stoned and enlisted forces should be pleln to all
concerned, the department says. but the attention
Of commanding officers is particularly directed to
1t at this time to the uniformity in instruc
ton necessary to attain the best results. To this
end course of practical instruction is prescribed
for every comuaand
The drill viii be the entire year. 1t is not
practicable, from the varying climatic conditions,
to prescribe hours of drill, or. from the varying
conditions Of instruction to define exactly the imi-
tations to be placed particular parts of the
Except as indicated generally these will
be left to station commanders. but 1t is not
pected that in rainy instruction Will be
suspended. and commanding officers will arrange
drill hours and station administration to secure
uninterrupted progress and practical theoretical
instruction daily. Saturdays and Sundays excepted
regardless OF the weather.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
CANADIAN ROADS AND IMMIGRATION.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO TEE TRIBUNE
washington. March 19.-Ccmuissioner General
Sargent is In Montreal where he viii have q con-
ference tomorrow with the officials Of the Cana
dian railroads On the agreement regarding the
head tax on immigrants which the government
has with these transportation lines. The snmigra-
ton law recently enacted raises the head tax from
81 to =. This tax is paid by the transportation
companies by agreement authorised under the reg
uiaoons OF the Treasury Department By the
terms OF the agreement with the Canadian roads
the government Is required to give stx months
notce before making change in the head tax
This stipulation was inserted I'm order that the
IenspotLation companies might make the price of
SqeF acEets include tho change in the head tax.
Ar. sargent VIII take the ground with the rail
Toad companies that as the present change in the
bead tax as made BY law. the department reguIa-
uons are superseded without any option Of the de-
pertment n the matter: The law requires the head
- nSeeIef 70 oe and there is no way of
Keeping an agreement TO the contrary II the
CANADIAN railroads can show that they have sold
uckee3 AZ the lower rate and Will be losers by the
sucden chanSs an the amount OF the tax theiF cniy
relief -
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
PRESIDENT PALMA PLEASED.
Cuban Hope. 2lsoed in an Extra Session Of
Congress.
By The Associated Press,s

Havana. March 19.-President Palma to-day
expressed his qualification a. the ratification by
the American Senate Of the Cuban Reciprocity
Treaty, and added that the number Of ayes was
not greater than he had anticipated. He said
that, while the news OF earlier special session
OF the House would be welcome, the reported in
tention OF President Roosevelt to call special
session in the autumn would allow the treaty the
desired opportunity for discussion and action
which was not available during regular ses-
sion. The action Of the Senate renews the
hopes Of the business men here that salts
factory arrangement Of rates and duties eventu-
sly will be reached. The conclusion Of per-
manent treaty awaits only the decision OF the
United States Government as b whether not
II viii claim sovereignty the Isle Of Pines.
There is nc doubt here that the sovereignty Of
Cuba will be conceded. President Palma and
his Cabinet are especially desirous Of closing
permanent treaty, because the incorporation of
the provisions of the Plett amendment In this
treaty would prepare the way for the removal
Of the amendment from the constitution. and
thus dispense with the principal. only definite,
but constant. bone of contention between the
and phe adherents OF the Palma ad-
I17i7fsfratiou-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
TWO KINDS
OF CHILDREN

Children that grow too fast and
those that seem hardly to grow at all,
both need SCOTS Emulsion.
It gives that rich vital nouriShment
which is the secret Of all healthy
growth. It rounds out the long limbs,
snd helps children to grow without
using up all their strength in grow
ing.
Mothers ought to know more about
the wonderful help which Scott's
Emulsion would give their children.
weu ssBs vou aanpss fTDs zpss request
SCOTT BGNASn. - R@ eeEset &Ag x~&
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
xAaa ths seuswanr articles sAs1l s ensasIea 20 y
,oer e~nt rs6uceioa frosa the faeulaF mx1H:

xaaA tAa salwwanR articles sAkA as entas1ea 90 y
per esnt rsaaetoa frcn the fssslar uE4n;
M.siss :as ana sgSSPsras :gSasss opps 8 = q 3
oys satsr e $ ses I S % sSd Sa11r msausssSss
ssaso sEsels e .ss: sFsfPS 81 I'M gjrdey
s1: E: IS s. :s.;.s ssI,ss r..
sssS Z g g Gss Sos es.d ss 3 aHs Under
Gnd q EAs customs tartR Of the republic o. CUBA
eehsa1la gives reduction Of - per cent On
the following articles:
sSsssr: tn1 noSE q mHsd' aS6 phsrmacsutcS
gEoducz and simple drugs; malt hQaors In ootue<,
sy.s ss sSsE complete or partly
ass g ssss s o 6 eeP SPSs Hss aBr ov se1s
1 und the pesseIapss Of G5SHp :, cas- cnSs y U y.
sss 'sssa sae x4s e sas as9 Gs9uSS
sept tor asvspePss cotton t snd a,6e6nIe s.; ali
esssd Ss r and r,s ,sS 0f ss sss sSsr fSs
Rsssa ware: Tsw1FS Pn0sSsrA5Iss; Ao5Isso;rrapEs ETC.
litaSsFrPsns s sa601 ans aiuninuna Or otsr
ntsO s7sa usa Sn Is iaS.s1. aes Sssds sgoe5: fos
g SAes fog so and nd W exeepng
and e6af pasteeOGra and manu1s;fS@res @ ia i0
eTsvs eST s'1sS q ss UaasE eSssoas @ q tie puSis
cuba sonnoa Or M e'f1fy s9fss :cspS snd aN T Of the
RsaF snds5 ts4T 3 es kepubc q cubs veEetaOss
p!eks1 Psseyss eses Il snz yznssr PaFasph M q a
Of the customs tariR of the Republic OF Cooa'
Schedule c gives reduction OF 20 per cent on
the following:
Manufactures Of cotton, knitted and ell anS- MAN.
facfureG Of cotton not Included IN tie PLooDu
fnE RchaduIeS: cheese; fruits, preserVedi paPeL
uuio: perfuruery and essences articles oI poleLS
Sn9 esyfhenware now classified under paragraph
20 ef she customs tariff OF the re2aphC o. IseS1
porceiSin; soaps other than common, now ciasslS
He'd under Paragraph 16 OF the customs tar1n OF
the r1puhnc of Cuba umbrellas and parasolSs oex-
zine and glucose; watches; wool and Isnu!ScS- az
ures thereof: silk and manufactures thereoA' lSe'
eatrba.
II tr specifically agreed that tobacco, IN any
form ee the United. States its insular posses
sIoue shall not enjoy any concession or rebate OF
outy when tncpFted into Cuba Both countries
sxrSa that the rates Of duty granted during tne
no Of the treaty shall be preferential, as respects
EEa imports from other countries 1t is es-
oecsaTly provided that, while the treaty Is IA
{oroe 10 EShan sugars shall be admitted into the
TJnissd states at greater reduction than N per
cent froFn present earn ratss, and that no su,
ss- produeed by any country other than Cuba enalI
Sc admitted into the United States oy treaty or
icWer rate Of duty than that imposed by exlsuns
Prvv4sson Is made against any Impairment OF the
eject OF the treaty by means or national or ioca!
which either country may 'denounce it, should
changes In the others tariff deprive the on1eccng
s1ation OF its sartn advantages by giving SIX
months notice, and new treaty likewise may De
nounced the treaty shall continue IN effect for five
Ysaxs from the date IL goes Into erect Wntcn snaL
be tea days after exchange OF rauncations. Ater
ave years IL shall continue In effect from year TO
year until the expiration Of one year nom me date
either country serves notice Of Its intention 70
terminate
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
SALOON CAN BE NEAR CHURCH.

Henry Hesterberg formerly Supervisor Of Kings
County, has finally in his fight against the
Lenox Road Methodist Church, Flatbush, to obtain
license for a saloon at LencX Road and Flatbush-
Justice Gaynor, in the Supreme Court IN
Brooklyn, yesterday vacated injunction restrain
ing the Excise Commissioners from granting the
license. The injunction was granted on the ground
that Mr.. Hesterberg's affidavit that no church was
within two hundred feet Of the proposed saloon was
false.
The Leaox Road church is more than two hundred
feet distant but when its members heard Of the
proposed saloon of them put up small build
ing within the limit which formally dedicated
as a church, with the intention. Hesterberg de-
cIared of keeping him from getting the license.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington, March 1s.-The following army,
navy and marine corps orders have been issued
ARMY.
Mst9r sAMEE1 JONES euaFtsrmas,er s ,, yin be re-
m @ anu Of a aS Eint Eli soo ana q 3
oRS saifs s TIE sss1 to
Second Lieutenant eAREMoNT = g n. 2s sss
1nfanFyy 1fanty Company nT nas own T. request
Second Lieutenant EDWARD H. PEARcE. recently ap-
fantry. Company G.
Second Lieutenant ~, WIZ IN KHTz 18th Infantry is
Second Lieutenant WILLIAM A. ROBERTS, Jr,. 21Gt
a at mis- @ pTP DFoeesg 1 % to s D 1h
pines.
board of officers consist Colonel JOHN P STORY.
ats assEx xE2 aa'0T R GET III eaxDy '0Tss Ssoi
RGK 2 s nsnt Fssrr z sp
pointed to meet IN this city for the purpose Of pre-
pairing for use IN G1ndscnF Ting the ne. e1amn go
poIntunsnf as second Meutenants
S Ssi: E sPDsasG sG ct q :as m rri1 p
nstISn Detail r,v Hen,sn1nt cOGne o dEofgE
8. KILsoUREE. ocI surgeon: Ms!cr Maze JOSEPH GAE-
oEP sPery eerp. :'FGs FiPst eSs.nans HESRx Il :
aoEEsND RUBoTToM s.S Cavalry. reeorder ."' 1'
Ths toowi8s oesrs giI rseor to the examining board
ss iass saa TRHSSsIS
NAVY.
Acting Assistant Surgeon P. l. COOKE. Naval Acaa
ehy.
Cable from Rear Admiral Evans, Asiatic Station.
March IL
Ensagn .. b svARz. ths Oregon to the Nsw-orleans
Captain N EAI&~ the Kentucky, TO cavtts staten.
First Leuts1Ant T. 2. WEST. to CayIt6 staaISn.
MARINE CORPS.
Second LsuseEsat = Fryer marine SeEracks naval
tenant CIEYBURN A'CAULEY, whe viii prooso6
Aenmsnt ror ~ Wss4 tAeaca e Aufy 6 masine
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
PROMOTION FOR RETIREMENT.
Clearing the Way to Make Wade Major
General

WASHINGTON. March 1a-Coonel Peter c. Hains,
Corps Of Engineers, is to be promoted to the rank
Of brigader general and retained on the active hsr
until his statutory retirement in July 1904 He
will be appointed to the vacancy created by the
promotion Of Brigadier General J. F. Wade to the
rank OF major general on the statutory retirement
on April II of Major General Robert P Hughes, IN
command OF the Department OF California Quar-
termaster General Ludington and Inspector General
Brecktnridge will be promoted to the grade OF major
general on the retirement OF General Hughes. and
will be retired in that rank on the day or tnetr
promotion, thus leaving vacancy for the promo
ton OF General Wade.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
STEAMER MAINE IN MUD AND OUT.
Runs Aground in the Sound Below Oak
Point-Pulled OFF by Tugs.

The Sound passenger steamboat Maine. of the
stonington Line, which left Pier 20. North River.
at o'clock last night for Stonngton. Conn, went
agrund in the mud at o'clock. about six hundred
feet of shore little below Oak Point. in Long
Island Sound. There some excitement on
board the Maine, but the officers explained the
situation. She steaming slowly account
Of a dense fog, but she poked her nose way into
the mud and could not back herself One of the
officers rowed ashore tn One-hun1red and
forty-ninth-st. and got two big transport tugs Of
the NeW-York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad
from Port Morris. These had to all their
power for half hour to get the steamer of.
Then she went on to Stonington with all her pas
SengerS trying to calm themselves,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
NOMINATIONS THAT FAILED.
Byrne, Crum and Sawter Were Not Con-
frmed,

Washington, March 1s-The Senate confirmed all
the nominations sent in to-day except that Of a
assistant surgeon in the marine hospital service
The nominations made at this session that failed
OF confirmation are:
William NJ Byrne, District Attorney of Delaware
William D. Crum, Collector OF Customs at Charles
ton, 6. c.. and George Sawter. Assistant Appraiser
OF Merchandise at New-York.
Postmasters-Thomas s. Harris, Live Oak Fla ::
Noses A. FoltE, Chambersburg, Penn. John H.
Martin, C1earfeld, Penn: Joseph VI. Bloss Titus
n Raymond, Durango, Col; L. Y. Bogy, Chinook
Mont: Dallas Herbert, Commerce, Tex, and Elias
J. ID. Hopkins, Rockdale, Tex.
L. L. Lurnsden, to be an assistant surgeon in thS
marine hospital service.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
MONROE FOR WATER METER BILL.

GBy TELEGRAPH THE TRlBUxE.I
Albany March 1a-Robert Grier Monroe Com
missioner Of Water, Supply. Gas and EIec ctricity
Of New-Fork, appeared before the Assembly Com
mittee on Cities this afternoon In support of As
ssmblyman Morgan's bill, authorizing the city of
New-York to purchase water meters and place
them In buildings In New-York His attention was
called to the alleged fact that six hundred meters
were stored In one place, which might be purchased
by the city. He said that he was not going to pay
for water meters except those In actual use, and
would ssnd an amendment to the act here making
that correction. He added that his intent was 10
place the meters in manufactures and large apart
msnt houses. and not to pat them in small houses
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
CUBAN SUGAR DROPS.
Effect of Action at WaShington-Spanish
War Claims
tBT CABLE To THE TRIBUNE.I

C,opyrlEht 1905: BY The Tribune Assoclatonl
Havana, March 19.-News Of the action Of the
Senate this afternoon had almost the effect Of
the treaty being defeated. The merchants are
much discouraged. and the price Of sugar
dropped rapidly.
Several claimants of damages on account Of
the war with Spain are complaining at the delay
IN payment. and announce in the local papers
their intention Of demanding payment. They
say they did not accept the Paris Treaty, and
therefore are empowered either to force Spain to
pay the claims cause Spain to take the matter
up with the United States
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
REPORTED SALE OF STEEL PLANT.

Pittsbu1g March 19.-"The Gazette" to-day says
that the Crucible Steel Company of America has
sold to the United States Steel Corporation the
controlling interest in the Clarion plant The mi
nortty interest will be owned by the Crucible peo-
nIe and W p. Snyder Mr.. Snyder will remain
president Of the concern. This sale includes q
billet contract by which the Steel Corporation will
sell biIIets to the Crucibe company. 1t also ends
the hopes of independents for cheap sheet bars and
billets.
United States Steel Corporation interests would
neither confirm deny yesterday the accuracy
of the foregoing dispatch
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
EAST SIDE IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY,",

Albany. March 19.-The Citizens East Side I'M
provement Association Of New-York City was in
corporated here to-day, to protect and foster the
interests Of owners lessees of property within
the district bounded by FIfth-ave.. the East River
Thirty-fouEth and One-hundredth SITS, Borough of
Manhattan. Among the directors are George G.
Schaefer. Alexander Hadden. Henry G. wynn. W.
B. Ramsdel George F. Shrady ard NJ J. Iavelle
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
wR1raI HoT1cE 10 co1oKBIA
Tnsormes That shs ssaate Has Ratified the
Canal Treaty.

-1uv.us,snxtuu, March 1s.-Dr. Herran. the CO
,o,rb,an charge d'Anatres here. has been or-
oclalIy Informed by Acting Secretary Loom"
thst the United States Senate has ratified the
pen.uaa Canal treaty, end to-day he sent the
oAsctaI notice by mall to the Foreign once a.
Boeots- He already sent this Information 70 MS
government by cable. and believes 1t may pro-
ceed with the arrangements TOR rattncation OF In
1900 at Borota without awaiting the arrival
Of the formal notice sent to-day.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
WASHINGTON BANKS 70 COMBINE.

Washington. March iS-Tt was announced to-day
that persons connected with the West End Ma
donsl Bank OF this city had purchased two-thtrds
OF the stock OF the CtttSera' SstionaI Bank. and
that the two institutions would be consolidated
with Frederick st<vens president Of the West End
Bank. AZ Hees;dsnt The C!tizsas' Rank. has
caR1fal OF $Sgo!Oo9: su{pluas $15e00e and deposte
o 30 900; the West IND eapttat q k09; efruigsa
$pseoe, anG 6ePcgst1, eSsge0G
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
OPPOSES THE CANAL TREATY.

Colon. March rs-Dr. Joaquin veiss, former GOV.
.-nor az the Department Of Bolivar. who 10 one OF
the senatorial candidates for that department., IL
known TO be opposed to the FSunc@uon % 80 S
p~-~rn. Canal Convention In ita present form The
alAc.Ion OF two Senators for the Department OF
pSnsma viii take place early next week
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
VISITORS TO WEST POINT NAMED.

Q Washington, March 1s.-The President to-day an
sounced the selection Of the following members Of
the Board of Visitors to the West Point Military
Academy: D. B. Henderson. of Iowa: George F.
Baxter. Of Colorado; Colonel Asbury Coward, pres
foent oe the South Carolina Military Institute;
JOSEPH g. Darlington, OF Philadelphia; William A
Pew, 1r., Of Boston; the Rev. DR.. Ernest n Sdres
EchmtSiSpr. of Cdn-tnnsti
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Captains Cook and Harrington Made Rear
Admirals

Washington March 19-The President sent the
following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Consuls-ALBERT ". swAI4i now Consul at Monte
video Uruguay. at Southampton England; JOHN E.
HOPLEY, Consul Southampton, al Monte
video: CLARENCE RICE SLOCUM of New-Yorls.
Warsaw, Russia.
Captains be adniraIs in the navy-FRANCTs A.
COOK and PURNELL F. HARRINGTON.
Civil engineer IN the navy-ARCHIBALD L. PARSONS,
OF NeW-EIsmpshire.
Also other promotions in the navy and marine
hospital service.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
RIVEs TO AID FOR BETTER SERVICE,

In reply to committee from the West Side CIti-
sens Transit Reform Committee which called
him yesterday about better service the Eighth
ave. surface line. Corporation Counsel Rives said
he would cooperate. He said its members were
doing a commendable work. He assigned -
sstant to take up the grievance. The committee
laid before Mr.. Rives specific evidence OF bad SER
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
TO INVITE BIDS FOR BATTLEsAiPs.

Washington March 19-The circulars asking for
bids for the three 5000 ton batteships authorized
by the last Naval Appropriation act will be issued
tomorrow. The ships will be practically Identical
with the Connecticut and the Louisiana, the prin-
cipsI change being slightly heavier armor for the
superstructure and slightly lighter armor at the
ton of the regular armor belt. The bids are TO pc
opened on June and the ships are to be completed
within forty-two months.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
PENSION MEASURE APPROVED.

- Albany, March 1s.-Assembyman ReAasen's bill
providing for pension system for all city depart
ments In first and second class cities will be re-
ported favorably by the Assembly Cities Committee
Tomorrow. 1t Is expected that 1t will be the sub
Ject of a warm debate in the Assembly when It
comes up for passage.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
TO sERvE WITH NEWJERsEY MILITIA.

Washington. March 19-At the request of the
0overrer Of Ne~-Jersey, Captain Quincy ON GILL;
more (rettred1 was assigned 60 duty with the Ma
tto1<I Guard Of that State to-day. Captain Gill;
more fs the hrRt ofHcer to be 30 assigned under
clause Ia the last Army Appropriation bill author
ling The Secretary Of War to detail retired o6cerS
for service IN connection with the org1nixed neis
Of the States Territories.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
70 REINFORCE cooHLAN's FLEET

Washington, March t.-The Caribbean squadron
ceRmandsd by Rear Admiral coghian now cruising
CT the coast Of Honduras. will reinforced shortly
by the cruisers San Francisco and Raleigh, which
have recently undergone ezte0aivS overhaulInE.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
BROOKLYN oErs MORE POSTAL CLERKS.

Washington, March 1.-THE Postofice Depart
1nent to-day announced another list Of increases
1n number and salaries OF clerks at drst and second
class rostof6Sse- Brooklyn gets twenty additional
CLERKS and the salaries OF ~ clerks increased
the increases 9SRreeating 50 0od
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
"wHlTEY" SULLIVAN MUST DIE.

Albany, March Ex-Governor Odell to-day refused
to grant an additional respite to Whitley SuIl
van. the Cobleskill murderer Sullivan will bt
executed at Clinton Prison next week.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20

10 G'ure . COsd sa Oas Dag
SAk0 Laxative Bronze ouiptns TablatR All ceveRses
retuad tbs money II Il fails te d w. CFoyei0
SIGNATURE 70 en each hoX. 9Sa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-29

Mrs. J. Dueto, of Charles street,
entertained a number of friends on
Friday.
Mr.. Anderson and Miss b. Ander.
son spent yesterday out of town.
Miss Annie Sorensen has beautiful
upright piano, a present from her
father, Hans Sorensen.
Miss Kate Reardon spent two days
out of town visiting friends.
Mr.. Robert Huff expects to sail fol
England in two weeks.
John Pavulosky is confined to his
home ON West Side avenue with an
attack of malarial fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Bernstein, OF
Cortlandt street, have moved to New
York.
Mrs. E. Dunehue is visiting out Of
town the past week.
Miss Jennie Wilentz will spend Sat
urday and Sunday at New York
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-29

JACKSON, KY, June 29.-News has
reached here of a fight on the edge of
Breathitt county, near Daisy Dell, in
which Hiram Barnett was killed and
John Henry Hacker and Joseph Hac-
ker were wounded. The trouble grew
out of the Hargis- Cardwell feud here
and was over Miss Leila Burns, the
pretty daughter of Joseph Burns and a
niece of Burns Fitzpatrick, Magotfin
county resident, who caused the jury
to disagree in the trial of Curtis Jett
and Thomas White here last week on
the charge of having killed J. B. Mar
cI1m
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-29
FINE OPPO RTUNI ITY
FOR INVESTMENT
ExECUT OR'S SALE

All the prOpe rty herein after mention
ed, not sold at private sale, between now
and the 30th day of June, instant, will be
sold a. public sale TO the highest bidder.
on the day last aforesaid, at the Packer
House, in the city of Perth Amboy, N. j.,
, at . O'Clock in the afternoon of said day
Any person wishing to purchase all or
any of this property may make private Of
fer for same between now and the time of
public sale above referred to.
Conditions of public sale will be furn-
shed on application to the undersigned.
2 lots on East sideof State st. 25(t.
North of DeKalb Ave.
8 lots Oh East side of State ST.. 25ft.
South of DeKalb Ave.
2 lots on North side of DeKalb Ave.
100 it, East Of State st.
2 lots on South side of DeKalb Ave.
about 100 #. East of State St.
s lots on North side of DeKalb Ave.
100 #. East from Corner ofMechanic St.
A lots on South side Of DeKalb Ave. 80
#. Westerly from Corner of High St
9 lots on West side of High ST. 100 #.
from DeKalb Ave.
A lots on North side of Washington st.
soft. from Corner of High St. and Wash
ington st.
3 lots on Southeast Corner of DeKalb
Ave. and Mechanic st.
8 lots on East side of Mechanic st. 100
#. Northerly from Corner of Washington
st.
Dated June II, 1908.
JOHN T. DUNN,
Executor of the Estate of Rev. Peter l..
Connolly, decd, 225 Broad street. Eliza
beth, N. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-29
HAROLD STONE DEAD.
Was Injured on Lehlgh Valley Coal Docks
and Never Fully Recovered.

Harold Stone, aged fifty-one years,
of Hartford street, died Sunday after
noon at O'Clock. Mr.. Stone was in
iured some time ago while working
on the Lehigh Valley Railroad on the
freight wharves and he never fully
recovered.
He went back to work which brought
on relapse, finally resulting in his
death. A wife and four children sur
vive him. The funeral will be held
from his late. home Wednesday after
noon at 2. 80 O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-29

The bark Bruce Hawkens, Captai
Findlay, arrived from Savannah. Sal
urday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-29
LONG SHORE NEWS.

The schooner Islesboro, Capital
Trimm, arrived from New York vel
terday.