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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
MANCHESTER
PUnlP-HOUSE
Plan for New Plant to be Con-
sidered by Water Board
This Afternoon.
YOUNG WOMAN ARRESTED


Manchester Bureau Times Tispatch,
No. ll02 Hull Street.}
at 9 O'clock this afternoon the speci'a
committee from the Board of Water
2 commissioners will make their report to
the board on the proposition for ne"
pump house.
This proposition comes from William r..
Chapman, of New York. who has sub
mitted plans for the construction OF a
plant, With clear water attachment, to
cost less than $4,000.
The committee has had the matter
under consideration for three days, and
1t is quite probable that tho report Will
DO favorable to the proposition.
1t is known that the commissioners de-
sire a new plant, on tho grounds that the
present one is in a bad way, having
been III service for a long time.
The subcommittee consists OF three
practical business mon and mechanics.
Messrs. Utz. Wells and Green. III addi-
ton to these gentlemen M essrs.s Pcrdue
and Pleasants are on the board.
Manchester citizens in general desire
something in the way of better water
and facilities, and when the matter comes
before Council it is likely that the actor,
OF the Water Commissioners will be ems
5dorsed
YOUNG WOMAN ARRESTED.
4. young woman giving the name OF
Lottc Gibson. and Richmond as her
home, was arrested BY Policeman Way
mack yesterday morning as a suspicious
character. She was held at the station
house until late in, the afternoon when
she was bailed for: her appearance in,
court. its az III (. III ". Eas6
The young woman was In the city We'd
nesday afternoon. acting rcprehensibly.
She was warned to go back to Richmond,
never to return She. did return, and
was acting In a disordcrly fashion when
Officer Waymack took her In charge. The
officers think she is irresponsible.
GENTLEMANLY ROW.
The names of five gentlemen were
placed on the blotter at the station house
yesterday afternoon and the charge
against them is fighting in the public
streets
The difficulty started In an argument
concerning insurance matters, it was al
legged. and then it turned into a general
nlix-up, it was said. IL
From all reports nobody was much
hurt.
Those whose names were placed on the
blotter are: j. S. Smith, y. A. NcCargo,
| G. j. Walden. George Bass and Harry Dali
| ton. The case will be called llp this morn
| ing.
CONCERT. TO- NIGHT.
The concert at Bainbridge Street
Church Tonight promises TO be one Of
the most ENJOYABLE affairs of the kind
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
EPISCOPAL SEMINARY.
The Annual Commencement Ex-
ercises and Degrees Conferred.

Especial to Tho ,rimes.Dispatcil)
r. ALEXANDRIA, VA, Juno JIG. The annual
som,nencemeg exercises Of TIE Eplsconal
o'clock. 5t
Last night tho annunl sermon before the
Students Missionary Society was delivered
by Bishop Johnston OF the Diocese Of Western
Bishop Robert A. GIbson, OF Virginia, con-
farrdd the diplomas this lnprnls upon tho
FLOWING class. Reys. Alfred Rivers Berkelcy.
Ga; Churchill Gibson chamberayne. .. -.
Custis. Fletcher. Z. a. Roanoke College. Of
f DsaesffE XVI s Jass u n Martin. e
baltimore. Md: Walter Howard Meyers. 81
a., University Of West Virginia. Of Shepherds
sssay Il Vii Vir nf'fe q Easr hSsa
Of Petersburg. VA William Matt,ewa ner-
rick Thomas, -; A.. University, Of Virsinia.
~. II a.. University Of Virginia. OF stnun,on:
Wa; James Albert Massey. y. Al, Hobart
College. of San Antonio. Tex: aud Samuel
Roger Tyler. b A.; Randolph Macon College.
The degree Of bachelor OF divinity was re-
commended to he granted at the commence.
inent nsx upon tho rrs.StT HIsson. o.
A. r. BERKELEY. G.. e. Chnmborlayne Hunter
Lewis, W. II. Myers. r 3, Reed and Wtl-
The, degree Of BACHELOR Of divinity Wa con- e:
the class OF 1900. now rector OF st. Panrs
Episcopal Church. Iynchburg,
Tho annual meeting Of the Alumni Assoc $40.
sadrsssed YES by R e S' smith rector Of S.
GEORGES Church, Fredericksburg.
The ordination services VIII be he'd 20
morrow orning a. j 9s n ths sogn Vim.
cent. OF Ohio gss55 a5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Could Not Identify Pass Check.
fay AsSpcinfeu Press -aeeA II IL

SAVANNAH, GA, June l6,--At the Of
flee OF the Ocean Steamship Company. 1t
was stated to-day that the pass check
1867. sold May gath. could not be ldentir
fed. as the ship on which II had been
used, had long since reached New York
and returned 10 this port
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Washington, s; Cleveland,

washington, s.; Cleveland, 8.
CLEVELAND, o.. June 6.-Cleveland's
yellow playing and Washington's timely
hitting, gave The game to the visitors.
Score: r. III. y,
Cleveland ooooolaO Ga 5 4
Washington ), . Ill o o o 2---5 IL Q
Batteries: Rhoades and Abbott; orth
and Drill. Time, 1900 umpres. Shcri-
dan and Carpenter, Attendance, l,TaO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Wakefield Gun Club.

(snecjal to Tho TlmeslDl spatcl)
WAKilFIELD, VA, June 10 The regular
weekly contest Of tho Wakefield Gun Club
Vas A. rs club grouAsf oSSw si1saay ss
" AZ Harris, IL; ]. s. White, 10; T. a,
Mahoney, a2; M. ". Gates, l9i Q. G; Norris,
ID; a. II. Cannon. 20; J. u, Rawles is; y w.
I3,ltte Is,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Richmonders in New York,

fBy Associated Press.) -
NEW YORK. June l6.~-MurrAy Hill--
w, Anderson. Miss Anderson; Victoria
g, ". Poe; GoptinentalvW, r. Smith;
Astoria. L. Hunt Hoffman-J. N. Dart;
York--G. Il. Bull
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Detroit. 6; PHILADELPHIA. 6

DETROIT. MICH. June l6,--Aftcr De-
troit had comfortable lead, Philadelphia
developed a batting streak and tied the
score. but could uit win.
Score; 4. N u,
Philadelphia, OIL OIL o. 90 0-5 II |
Batteries; Mullins Woods and Buelow;
PLANK and Powers Time, 1885. Empires.
O'Lougllin and King. Attendance 1880,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Lohr-Iacobs.

Special TO The TlmesaD!spa tch.)
ORANGE VA. June l6, Mr. James III.
Tor OF Mr.. j Wallace Jacobs. were married
yesterday afternoon at the residence OF tho
BRIDES parents near Rapdan Rev. ". II.
this place, officiating. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Fourth-Class Postrnasters.

(specal to The Times-Dispatch.l
following fonrth-class postmasters, We're
appointed to-day:
Observation-Disclosures Bedford county,
Charles r.. Gray, vice g, w. Atklnspll,
resigned; Yost, Bath county, r, ~ Har-
ris, vice Jesse r, Lyle, resigned,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Standing of the Clubs,
New York, TO; St. Louis. q

ST LOUIS, MO, juno 16.-New York
defeated st. .Louls tq-day by a score Of
Score: r. II. u.
Batteries: Sudhoff and Kahoe: CHESHIRE
and Mcclure, Time. 1877 Umpire, Dwy-,
cr. Attendance, 1850.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Pittsburg, &; Philadelphia,

PHILADELPHIA. PA, June 1t.--trhe
home team narrowly escaped another shut
out at the hands of Pittsburg to-day.
Score: r. II. r.
1aittsb,rg 2o1s20 0o--5 10 o
Philadelphia $3.50 90 o 90 l Oh 2
Batteries: Phhlippi and Phelps; Nc.
Pherson and Roth. Time, 80. Umpire,
sIimmer. Attendance, 1Al.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

AT Ananta-Atlanta 10, New Orleans 8.
AT hyllle-Little Rock 3. Nashville
Al Montgomery Shreveport 7, Mont
somcry g.
AZ birmingham Birmingham a, Mem
phis 2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday. r.

Scores Yesterday.
Washington 5, Cleveland 3.
Detroit G, Philadelphia 5.
New York 10. ST. Louis 8.
y Chicago s, Boston 8.
Where They Play Monday.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit
Washington at Cleveland
New York at ST. Louis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Where They Play To-day
Standing Of the Clubs.
New York, d; St. Louis, 8

5rs NEW YORK. June 1G.--Second baseman
Brain presented the New Yorks with the
game by making miserable muff which
let in the winning run.
Score: x. ~. y.
st. Louis ..,.......O OIL 0o5l Cd
New York ......0}2 0 10 OIL 6
Batteries: ONeill and Grady; Matthew
sen and Bowernlan Time, 1:45, Unl-
pires. Johnstone and Moran. Attend
ailce. $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
LIGHT UNDERWEAR.

Be comfortable inside and
Youth be corf1fortable outside.
For the inside. network, me-
rino gauze, isle, balbrlgqan,
,Dienel, linen, cotton or SILK OF
combinations OF all--4Sc. ana
UP.
For the outside: coats 81 AL
.paca, NUNS cloth, flannel or
pongee. Trousers OF serge,
flannel or duck.
Cool straws and cool, col11-
Portable tan Oxfords.
Cool fans to stand or sit under
while you make your selec-.
tons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17

The concert at Bainbridge Street
Church Tonight promises to be one Of
the most enjoyable affairs of the kind
ever given here. Talent, we'll known
in Richmond and Manchester will paru-
4clpate and a splendid programme has been
arranged, 81
A%regular meeting of the Dalmo Khan
Will be held at. the Masonic Temple to-
night. when officers for the term will be
elected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17

Mrs. Gordon stood at the front of tho
reviewing stand. and drawn UP across tho
street were General lee and his staff.
Tile veterans cheered their leader to tho
echo rs they passed. and many rushed
out of line to grasp his hand. Then
they turned and saluted the widow Of
John y. Gordon. Mrs, Gordon was deep
~ moved at the manifestations of affec-
ton. Her emotion was quite perceptibe
as the Georgia division bore past tho
reviewing stand the flag of the Confcd-
eracy. that had been made from the
ribbons that bedecked the grave Of her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17

-@7-7 vi 7IlIe 1NtVItWlllS 0td11u' "A
In the reviewing stand on Spruce
Street was a distinguished company, in
Guiding Mrs. John b.. Gordon, the widow
of the former commander chief, and
her daughters: Colonel Philin Fall, OF
Houston, Texas, q member of General
Lees staff; Mrs. John &. Brown and
Bishop and Mrs. Fitzgerald, of Tennes-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-17
Stonewall Brigade saluted.

Another affecting incident was the well
come and salute of the old. Stonewall
jackson Brigade as 1t passed. The griz-
lied warriors. bearing the tattered and
battle-scarred flag they had carried
through victory and defeat alike, stepped
out OF line and with ono accord sa-
luted Mrs Gordon and General Lee
The sponsors came In for II full share
of the almost continuous applause and
cheering, to which they responded with
the waving OF flags, parasols and bou-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-01-22
coRoNER,s FEES OF e. R. KENNEDY

CORONER'sr COURT-MISCEL-
EANEOUS.
1880 DIR. J. w. Andrews. post
mortem on VIM. OCon-
nell 20. Oe
1868 Dr.Z. G.. Harrington, post
nell ..................... 20. O0'
1888 DR.. E. w. Benham, post
norton ON David Smith 500
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-01-22
WITNESSES, MUNICIPAL COURT.

Case
7705 Joe Prosser, WIN. Bou-
master ...............S 1.24
7705 c. B. Miller,-Wm. Bou
master ...... 14Sl
8539 Jos. H. Foster,-Al. Dun
ming LIP
$3.50 Leslie Cooper-Al Dunning LIP
$3.50 Neal Cooper-Al. Dunning LIP
$3.50 Emil Schuerer-Al. Dun
ming Observation-Disclosures. liz
$3.50 W. R. Crandall-Al. Dun
ming Observation-Disclosures. liz
$3.50 Mary Myrabo-Naif Aldo. LIZ
S539 Thos Iven-Naif Abd0 -. 1.12
8749 F. l.. Hniker-Geo. Klug-
herr 2.60
ior 5.12l
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S 39SO.6O
DISBURSEMENTS.
q, TOO
COUNTY REVENUE FUND.
RECEIPTS

Bal. in treasury. Jan. 1, 1903. IS 1850 so
Taxes and penalties collected. 3,645 "a
Jury fees NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~. 90
Auctioneers' licenses ...... 20. 90
Board of u. S. prisoners. ..... 1872. So
Board of Watonwan Co. pris'rs 155 GA
Costs refunded in R. Throdahl
case ....... So 90
Refund by feeble minded school So %
Refunded Observation-Disclosures. 15 90
Estate of j. R. Smith. ......... 222. %
Eugene Coy an Elk. notice. ..... 80
City Primary election expense. 175 so
From redemption fund. .. 1893
From distribution costs. ...
From Oscar Olsen case. ........ 1916
CO. .................. 49,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-01-22
CONSTABLE FEES IN JUSTICE
COITRT
JUSTICE FEES. JUSTICE COURT.

1912 F. p. Davig[Tohn Doe. IS 2.6a;
7013 F. b. Davis-Tom Royle. 2.25.
1852 EFF. Nettleton-Doe & Roa .S5
724S F. B. Davise-Ira Pierce. 00
1853 F. B. Davis--Geo. Lodde.. w
7764 F. B. Davis-Aug. Knurh go
S247 n. w. Sargent-Kendall &
0Ot' ski is ..... 49, fs5
S645 F. b. Dayis-Frank Bprst f.65
zoos G. Murphy-Hicks, ct: al. $40
1927 N. w. Sargent-Carl Ba-
schnitt ................ 0.Oo
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REFuNDINfSs.


Lewis Davis, for various parties.s u. 40
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
N. w. Telephone Elk. Co., rentT$ 1t9 75]
M. Citizens Tel. CO., rent. .... T4. 90
Geo. Atchison, deputy sheriff. f37 40
ID. A. Little, deputy sheriff. ..- 81. To-
w. e. Freeman, postage, etc. "a "a
Lewis Davis, postage, etc.. 90. 80
First Natl Bank, int on bonds. 875 90
Portland Savings Bank, int on
C. H. Barnes, dep examiner. 1914
Anna p Thomas, dep examiner 20
Robt. H Brown, dep. examiner 1000
Fred Gerfich, telephne messages 2.65
Edward Austin, rent, small pox
W. w. Paddock, getting Tweed
/ deed ...............-....... 90
w. F. Brooks, plating at Amboy 30 90
w. F. Brooks, plating Nelson's
SuDd lo.VV
VIM. Borchert case of city VS..
county ............... ......... I.AO
Hubert Bruels, caseyof city VS..
county .........-............ 5.40
county ........-.... $40
Geo w. Slade, making copies. l3. 90
Ed Weaver, postage & express 80. SO
minded ............. .....-...... ss1. ga
Helen Cooper, librarian summer -
Agnes G. Glotzbach, librarian
summer school ~.
III. S. Holman, janitor' summer
Mrs. L. Mansfield, rent Of lot 80. 20. 90
B. Q. Killmer taki'g boy to state
school ...........--.----.... 10. ~
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$50. 651.67
REVENUE FUND.
Observation-Disclosures.

Transferred to Incidental fund. S $50 90
Examination and com. of insane 355 20
Reports of births and deaths. 224 25
Salaries and clerk hire. ....... 1876 70
County officers fees. ........... zoos 90
Books, binding and stationery. 1857 Sc
County printing. a.!......... 1904. GA
Miscellaneous jail expense. 1903. 81
Board of prisoners. ......... 1,101 AZ
Sheriff'S fees and jailers salary 2,471. -
District court expense. ......... 5,486. Sd
Justice court expense. ....... 1873
Municipal court expense !.. 1928
Refunded dog tax.... 17.40
Inouisition expense . 900. go
Court house expense and janitor 1895 81
County CONS fes and mileage. 724 SO
Miscellaneous revenue. 1910. 3,962.79
Refundiny of taxes. rs. 65
Election expenses, " 51.20
Wolf bounty . "a. "a
Quarantine expense ........ 5000. "a
Sal, 2O5 40
BY bal. in treasury, Dec. 81.
1913 11,44o. 10
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RAILWAY BONDS FUND.
RECEIPTS.
DISBURSEMENTS.

Bal in treasury, Jan. /, i19032-s s. lisa. Sc
From tax collections .......--s.- 1880. 90
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FEES OF COUNTY OFFICERS.

Ed Weaver, canvassihg boards IL Cd
VIM. Borchert. canvassing board 13- 20
Hubert Rruels' canyassinfs board $40
Hubert Bruels signing Warrants 81 -p0
VIM Rorchert signing warrants 14.H0
r Rangerter. Jr'. record'g bonds % 30
r Rangerter' Jr.' list'g mortg'es 122i75
Stenhen Thorne. cleark. of court SGT rs
ia weaver board of audit - IL.
JIhert RrueIs hoard of audit 16 20
VIM Rorchert purchasing COM 14-40
n TTnson nurchas sing com IL DO
e. A. Epson, equalizing board. "a ;go
VIM. Borchert, equalizing board 70 70
Hubert Bruels. equa1izing board 23-t0
Vim schultz, eouaIizing board. % 20
Ed Wea YER recording $40
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sfng board

oftS DOdIQ ..r.-...sis 49,.
1889 johns r.. Theissen,. eftg. ret
1891 Jacob Traub. elect returns
1904 M. r. Abbott, cleo. returns
1920 A. B. Stedman, elec. ret.
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PRIVATE REDEMPTION FuNE

Bal in treasury, Jan. 1, 1903. ...$ 1872. Al
From tax collections ...~... .... $3.50 3. "a
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-01-22

Warrant. In whose favor drawn. Amt
1852 First Natl Blk, Mapleton s ITO
1862 First Natl BIZ, .Mapleton. 1.O6
1925, Poltina M Lentz, MapletOn 20
S297 State Bank, Mapleton -. 255.O0
$500 State Bank, Mapleton. ... 10000
S4O8 NATL Citizens Blk; Iiyras.. tr420 90
217O- 20
Bal. in treasury Dec 81, 1903 1872 05
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3,710.11
1920. 81
DISBURSEMENTS. i
Paid State treasurer. ........$ 3,217.91
By pal in treasury, Dec. 81,
1908 .... 1012.40
1920. 81
STATE SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY !
LAND FUND.
No. of
Warrant. In whose favor drawn. Amt
1880 ]. III. Block, collections. IS 1,O44.72
1898 ]. III. Bloch, collections. 1,452. 27
S76S j. HI. Block, collections. 80
3,217 81
STATE SCHOOL LOAN FUND. /;
RECEIPTS. !
CoIecIlOnS $3.50. go
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid State treasurer. ....S 2,745.S
Paid refunded taxes. ........... 1.05
transferred to districts. ........ 1928. rs .
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS TO- DIS
TRICT COURT

TRICT COURT.
Kleinschmidt's meals to jurors. .S4 "a 35
c.. ]. Klein, meals to jurors. 3d.
r. G. Heinze, meals to jurors. 22.7 rs
Fred Boehmer meals to jurors 4.55
w. B. Davies court reporter. 982. 20
John J. Duffield, bailiff ........ 900
Geo. D. Strong, bailiff .......... SO 90
w. H. Anderson, bailiff ......... SO. 90
Humphrey Jones, bailiff ....... IL 90
las. Presnall, bailiff ............ SO. 90
Herman Haas, bailiff ...... SO 90
G. M. Phillips, bailiff ........... 1910
Chas. Russell. bailih .......... u 90
J. H. Thompson bailiff .. ia 90
S. B. Wilson. exp. state cases.. AZ SO
A. A. Eberhart, dep. clerk. $500. Ill. 90
Mamie Carlson, deputy clerk. ia 90
D. V. Williams transcripts. 40
j. B. Hodapp, transcripts. %. 90
A. H. Pressnall, drawing jury 40
Jas. Thomas, drawing jury. $50
A. W. Petrich, drawing jury. 7.S0
Polchow e Hannah, ice. $3.50
A. H. Lossow; attorney. 49,. 40. 90
H. l.. Schmitt, attorney. 49, 20. 90
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$31 $50. 10
STATE SCHOOL LAND FUND.
STATE SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY
LAND.
Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 19oS..s 5000
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SfIERIFF0S FEES, JATLOR AND MA
IRONS SALARY.
Fred Gerlich. sheriff's fees. 49,. IS 189. Is
Bennett Williams, sneriff's fees.i 1,474.3 5
Albert Gerlich. Tailor ., 100. 90
Fred T.. Aldrich, JaiTor .t 900. 90
Mrs. Hannah Gerlich, matron.. 500
Mrs, Sarah Williams, matron. :. 72.00
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-15
PARQUE B0RINQUEN
RESTAURANT

RESTAURANT
So liza contratado para este unO de los mejores
s<CHEFSz de La isa ademas de ost8 punto salon
te SO pusde c0atar Si0mpr3 con s8rvicios instan-
taneos, estricta limpeza.
C4NTjNA
Toda clas8 do r8fr3scos lc0ros cervezas
Prontitud esm8ro el servi8lo
. BATOS
Sc encuentran en este sitO los mojores bailos
de esta costa, cada casa de balO ti8ne su ducha
de aqua fr8sca. So cuenta con u1 complete surti-
do de trljss do b2ilos 10 t0ios tamaflos que
salqufan
J4RAVA9
Los sabados por la noche mdsiea por la or,
questa de La Poiicia InsuIar.
C0NCiERT0S
Los Jueves Domingo por la noche tardes
de los domingos, mdsica por la Policia lnsular
En- estos las SO pr8sentaran al pdblico diversos
IesDectaculos los cuales Sc anunciaran oportuna
lmente Los conciortos emp8zaran, por la tarde
Ia Las 3, por la noche las g.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-15
JUAN Was OCHOTECO
AbO8adO Y NOtdriO. Fierce en- toda Ia iSIa

Tene ses amos d8 practica RegistrOs de La PrOpie
dad garantza Ia inscription de los tuos que otorga.
Repres9ntapte CaQuae: don Juan O. Viiiarny.
Dasnac no: ca lie Sanfa Rnsa Hmmneao
Evening journal., 1904-01-28
FEBRUARY OPENING
EVENING SCHOOL

Next Monday evening" February 1st, there will be a
general reorganization of the Evening School of Godey
College, and new students will be admitted.
The Evening School will continue in session Febru-
ary March and April, three evenings week, and the
following courses will be offered
1--PENnANsHIp C. H. French Penman at Goldey Col
lege, head teacher. Rate, So. so month.
2-ARITHMErIC, QUICK CALCULATIONS PENMANSHIp
SPELLING. In charge of c. H. French Penman and "
Gemmil Mathematical Teacher Godey College. s.
month or $40 for three months payable weekly
3-DRAFTINd. W. ]. Walker, drafstmau at H. & II. Co.,
and formerly Instructor at the Institute Drafting School, head
teacher Rate, ST. 50 month
4-ENdLIsH Comprising Elementary and Advanced Cram
Composition and Rhetoric Miss Mary Lacken English
Instructor at the Wilmington High School, teacher Rate
S. month
5-TYPEwRrTINd. In charge of Miss B W. Price. Type
writer instructor at Godey College Rate, SIS month Reming
o-sHORTHAND Benn Pitman System. J. E. Fuller,
Shorthand Reporter Associate Principal of Godey College head
teacher Rate 80 month or $40 for three months payable
weekly.
7-sHoRTHAND and TYPEwRTINd. In charge of the
regular faculty of Godey College 81 s25
six months with terms of payment to suit the student
s-BOoKkeEPINd and PENmANsHIP. W. E. Douglas
Practical Bookkeepe Associate Principal of Godey College,
head teacher Rate s. month $40 for three months pay
ton OF State and National Banks Discount and Colecona
complete eTP0s0n d OF 5aRe AGcOTp1g Rate s. month
exposition of Corporation Bookkeeping Organization
Companies changing Individual and Partnership Books
Corporation Books, the Issuing and Transfer of Stock
iIe@GRANMAR. LETTER-wRITINd and ELenf NrARY
SHORTHAND. In charge of regular teachers. Rate s.
month.
l2-sHORThAND COURSE FOR sTENodRAPHERs. In
cludng Advanced work English Rhetoric
Reporting work in Shorthand In charge of Miss Lacken
Mr.. Fuller.
SPECIAL COURSES will be arranged for those who desire
them
Every person assured of courteous and the very
best attention Individual instruction embarrassment any
kind Call to TODAY this evening from and let
include in the arrangements making Write
for the catalogue if not convenient for you call.
The Office is the I'd floor, Institute Building, Market,
street, Cor. Sth.
H s. GOLDEY, President.
w. E. DOUGLAS and ]. T. FULLER Principals.
r. J. MACLEAN, Business Manager.
Evening journal., 1904-01-28

Il am glad to see you all present. I
assure you on behalf of myself and my
compatriots that we appreciate your
presence and your applause and the
way you have been going on. Your
applause has been given with an in
telligence almost human. ! might add
that the more you applaud and go on
the better will be our performance. A
great many people do not know this.
or what an amount of injudicious ap-
plause there would be-
Il am glad especially 20 see so many
ladies' present. and / am glad also to
see such large number of men. The
presence of men always adds respect
ability to such an occasion.
"A man once asked Joseph jefferson
If his performance was such that he
could take his mother to it. jefferson
replied: Yes. if she behaves herself
1t has become a serious question Of
whether we can take our wives and our
relatives 10 attend the theatre. but
can assure that Wasn we started out
from New York-we were careful to
arrange our performance so that IL
would not cause a bs'sh. IN fact we
brought it down to the level Of Nestles
food-and 1 might add Mellln's food
eminently sustaining and perfectly
harmless