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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-30
INSTANT RELIEF

"T washed him with Cuticrra Soap and put on one application of Cuti:. enra Ointment and he was so soothed that pu. him in the cradle. You don't know how glad felt when he felt bet ter. It took one box of Cuticura Oint- mentf pretty near one cake of cuticura Soap, and about half bottle of Cuti- cura Resolvent, to cure. l think he would have died only for the Cuticura"
 MRS. M. C. MAITLAND, Jasper, Ont.
 No return in IA years: Mrs. Maitland writes, under date of Feb. 24, 1905: Ut affords me pleasure to inform you that it is fourteen years since my boy was cured of the terrible skin disease. He has been permanently cured and is hearty and strong"
 Sold throughout the world. Cycura aesol7ent, SOc S fn form of Chocolate Coated Pills, 2Sc per vial of do, Ointment, 50c., Soap, 25c. Depots: LendSn Ckartet house Sq Paris Rue de Ia Paixi soE, lSl Columpu Ave. Potter Drug & Chem Corp" Sole ProprletosS.
 ss- Send for " flow to Cure ESs:y HunoW.'
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-30
Conseryator Over S--ede.

A. Heaton Robertson was yesterday appointed by Judge Post in the Probate court in Guilford to be administrator of the estate of Eugene D. Fisk, deceas- ed. There was no contest over the ap- pointment, an agreement having been made by all the parties at interest be- fore the hearing. Mrs. Fisk was rep resented by Stoddard & Goodhart, and Leonard Fisk by Major E. Henry Hyde of Hartford, while Edmund Zacher rep resented Louis A. Fisk,
 Mrs. Fisk made application for an al- lowance pending the settlement of the estate of s4OO month. Judge Post de- cided to postpone this matter for a week.
 The appraisers appointed are George B. Norton of Guilford and Charles B. Spiegel of this city.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-30
SECOND TRIAL FOR HAzELHuRsr

The June term of the criminal side of the Common Pleas court will com menca June 6. On this date the re-trial of Charles E. Hazelhurst, the state po- liceman charged with solicitation, will be called and will probably go to trial after the pleadings are finished. The list of cases for this term of the court is not large one.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-30
CITY WANTS ADMINISTRATOR.

James Kingsley Blake, assistant city attorney, has applied to the Probate court on behalf of the city for the ap- pointment of an administrator of the estate of Jonathan Allen, who died in 1854, leaving a piece of real estate on Chapel street, near Blatchley avenue.
 From 1854 until his death the late Att tornsy Henry D. White was the admin istrator of the estate and had paid the taxes and assessments thereon until 1889. The amounts due on the property since 1889 have been accommodating into a considerable sum, and no heir to the property from whom q collection could be made having ever materialized, steps are being taken by the city to re- cover. 1 -'t'.
 The amount due on the property Tax Collector Anthoyn figures is $370.- 26, of which sum $251 are for taxes, the balance being for the assessments for paving, sewerage and sprinkling. This is exclusive of the money due on liens against the property. !
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-30
LEFT FOR HOME.

Former Winchester Enploye Left for
 Elizabethport.
 Adam M. Umbroza, who until a year ago was employed in responsible posi- tion at the Winchester Repeating Arms company, which concern he left to &C., cept an important position at Eliza bethport, N. J., has been in. town with his daughter Catherine for the past two days visiting friends, among them Mayor Studley, President Bennett of
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-30
NEW HAVEN WOMAN.
Purchases Place in Woodbridge.

Mrs. Frank F. Doll of New Haven has purchased the house and about eight acres of land in Woodbridge for merly owned by David Perkins. The house is one of the old colonial style and Is quite a curiosity It has one of stfe old fashioned chimneys, with two fireplaces, a large brick oven, and un- der the oven a place bricked up for wood. Mrs. Doll is having the house put in order, and will have it hand sornely furnished in colonial style, and will occupy it as a summer residence. It is finely located and with its rural surroundings will be most attractive during the warm season.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-30
CLEAVELAND APPOINTS CONSTR
 VATOR

In the Probate court yesterday Judge Cleaveland appointed Rev. Emil Swan son, pastor of the Swedish Congrega- ttcnal church, conservator- over Victor Lundgren of Hughes place, young man of his nationality. Lundgren re- sisted the appointment of a conserva- tor. IL appears that Lundgren is adict- ed to drinking, and that attempts to affect 8 reform have failed. Rev. Mir. Swanson urged the appointment of a conservator that the sum of $12163 which Lundgren has in the bank might not be wasted. Lundgren was taken back to jail but will be discharged iron, that institution in a few days.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-30
GOVERNOR AT WHITE CITY
ENJOYS PLEASANT HOUR ON GREAT PLEASURE GROUND.

--@sN@
 Scenic Railway and an Uproarious
 Visit to the Laughing GalIery--His
 ExcelIency Impressed With the
 Wholesomeness of the White City
 Amusements.
 Governor Henry Roberts of Hartford yesterday afternoon spent a Very pleas ant hour at the White City, Savin Rock. He came quite unexpectedly and was accompanied by Col. I. M. Ul- man and MT. Max Adler. He was in New Haven to attend the memorial exercisss at the New Haven theater last night, and arriving in town a few hours early was desirous of taking in the. White City, which, he said, had been recommended to him as a summer resort full of wholesome amusement.
 It was some time before Manager Cundeil was aware that he had so dis tinguished visitor on the grounds, buteas soon as he became cognizant of the fact he at once turned over the keys to him. The governor then com menced a round of the myriad of amusements. Accompanied by Manag- CT Cundell, Treasurer La Count, Harry Boyce and Advertising Manager Syl- vester Sullivan, he first went on the scenic railway. He was delighted with the sensation and took the exciting curves and drops with as much delight as a college boy. ortry fhny, wont tn Ina 1anerh- ing gallery and his excellency more than enjoyed himself. The ludicrous forms into which his anatomy was re- fectsd in the concave, convex, etc., mirrors drew forth from all the party peals of laughter. The governor did not miss a mirror, saying he wanted to see himself in as many shapes as possible.
 A visit to the White City menagerie was then made, and keen interest shown in the different birds and anil nnals. The management was highly complinlented on their appearance, which the governor said showed they were we'll fed and kindly treated. The shoot the 4chutes interested him very much, and he sat and watched num- ber of boats come down. He seemed to enjoy the sight of other people enjoying themselves, for he laughed at their glee and remarked that it must be fine fun.
 After visiting a number of other at- fractions the governor expressed him. self as delighted with every feature of the White City. He was particularly pleased with the wholesome appearance of everything which was responsible for drawing so many ladies and chil- dren to Iealthful amusement. He saw in the White City a place where all people could enjoy themselves, and where morals were not corrupted by pleasure but upbuilt.
 Before going he was invited down some evening to witness the brilliant spectacle presented when the thousands upon thousands of electric lights are on, and promised that he would be hap py to do so in the near future, and said he was sorry to have to leave a place where the smile seems never to leave the face" so early.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-30
IN WOODBRIDGE.

Decoration of Soldiers Graves.
 The Redshaw post of Ansoniat paid their yearly visit to Woodbridge Sum day and assisted the Sunday school in decorating the soldiers graves in the Eastsids cemetery.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-30
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
JUDGE ROBERTSON TO BE FISK
 ADMINISTRATOR.

Supreme Court of Errors May Hand
 Down City Court Decisions June G. HazeIhurst's Re-TriaI to Come Up June 6-City Wants Administrator
 Judge Cleveland Appoints Pastor us
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-30

Winchester's and Chief Wrinn of the police department.
 He leSt with his daughter for Eliz- abethport late last evening.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-30
CITY COURT CASES.

James Demor, colored, who was ar rested by Detective Daley for thefts from gas meters, pleaded guilty to if teen counts and was sent to jail for 150 days and fined $15O. The police say that he robbed nearly 100 meters.
 The cases of Michael Torello and Albert E. Kelly, who were arrested in
 N-nlltinl1ed on Third paonA
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-30
COURT, OF ERRORS JUNE s.

The Supreme Court of Errors will convene in this city June 6, and it is thought that a decision may be hand ed down in the New Haven City court controversy, which was passed over by the justices at their last meeting here. A number of other New Haven coun- ty cases are pending before the court.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Lzv rE-EeRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE,

Lzv rELEGEAPH TIE TEI5CSE-l
chsczzo. July z-The-e was much more definite
ness 70 The reports O. black rust being present n
shs sp-.zg wheat and seemingly 10 as large an
extent as il was last year. July wheat closed So
higher. the advance n September was 2zsc and IN
Deceuber Sc Corn vas strong and lc higher FOR
July with September up &c and May asc oats
shared slightly n the general berIerraenr and pro-
visions also did better OF assurances from New
Orleans that the scare caused the Gay before By
rlrncrs ot yellow fever AZ that place was ground
'ess
Due 10 The renewal of rust reports from the
Northwest wheat opened very strong az Sc al
vance over yesterdays closing prices, and further
advances were MADE as the session progressed
-ae market was entirely under the influence OF the
damaging reports. Local receipts were IT cars.
with rs cars estimated for tomorrow. July sold
from s3.sc 70 egl4c. closing at the latter price.
September closed al the top. e945c. after selling as
ioW Es-
The corn market was hrrns- and higher. largely
m account of the falling or n local receipts as
indicated II the estimates OF tou,orrows arrivals
To-dzyE receipts we're rs cars. OF which thirty
nine were contract and of the latter quality
aal9o bushels were transferred from private
houses Shipments hence were 497Ooo bushels Esti-
maze for tomorrow. 10 cars The highest for
5uiy was 5S7sc. the lowest 571zc; the close was
Ss7sc The range Of September was from b01sc
70 5S<c, closing a. 56c.
Oats ruled srrong but trading was light with
vas lnterfersd with by the strength in wheat and
corn and fear Of affecting the grain trade II
general Rain was also . good factor Receipts
we're - cars. with IL estimated for Tomorrow. 4
message from Indiana reported oats arriving In
Door condition Thirteen cars Of oats were re-
'sye1 here today. The highest for July was 327ac
ne lowest sZt.c. the close vas 52izc Seprember
osec ar -sa.c 10 2ssc, after selling low as @1zc
Rld as high ts sec
FFoVisons ruled dun but strong. despite the heavy
III ~ nogE anc decline ia prices the Yards. The
'@y2Fts q yellow fever in New-Orieans. which
'e2Eed some Liquidation late the day before were
'- oiaclaily confirmed this morning. but few sus-
@alouE cases we're reported and the local crowd
sff inclined 70 neglect the market and await more
Ns-l-te Information There some liquidation
~ tDng product early, and some selling By Western
I@eAsTz later or the advance. September pork sold
s--s'- September lard sold from s. 10 up 10
= = and September ribs SOLD from 81 ~ OF 10
30 reacted 70 s. IS and eased or 70 s. s2s 70 s. g.
cog receipts were 1900 head and prices al the
Feros were lc 10 lec lower.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
To Whom It Mau Concern.

STATE OF NEW YORK INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
Albany. June 26th 1905
WHEREAS, TIE TRADERS INSURANCE
Cernrany located Chicago IN the State Of illinois
fled this once sJarsnent, by the proper
oscers showing conditio. business and
complied al respects with the laws OF this
relating 70 Companies incorporated by
States Of the UuiLs5 States
Now Therefore. IN pursuance Of law, Z Francis Hen
arics Superintendent State OF New
YORK hereby certify thar said ConJan Is hereby
its appropriate business
Insurance IN this STATE in accordance with law during
year. The condition business Of sad
Company q c1 (Decsrnher
1904 IS shown as follows
Aggregate available s54 s4s 90
Eggregate amount liabilities Except capital
and surpIus) including Is1T sos 81
Amount OF actual paid-up capital 500 90
Surplus OS6 e95 OF
Amount income FOR the 1857 4s7 81
expenditures for the 1897 2za OF
In Witness I subscribed nv
name and caused the sea- OF my once 70 be
!aeal1 afnxed the day and year written.
FRANCIS HENDRICKS. Superintendent Of Insurance
LYllAN CASE Resident Agent.
II Il FAIRCEILD. General Agent.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
SurTogate's Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Fraak = Fitzgerald. a surrogsts Of the County OF
notice IS hereby given 70 all persons having
William Gehharc Of County
York deceased present the same with vouch
ers their place Of
acting business No 81 Nassau Street, Borough
haitian. City CT New York, before the 18th day
Dated New York. the l4th day July, 1908
JOHN II BOWERS
FREDERIC J MIDDLEEROCK,
CONRAD e RACEEM,
Z ATEAR SANDS Attorney
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
Notice to Creditors.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
- York persons interested Estate az Isaac
Goodman Goodman doing business 4 Good
d sssigEoTs MAX Sheinart benefit Of
Creditors greeting You and each OF hereby
required personally 20 be and in A
Special Term of the supreme Court Part thereof
held in the County in County OF New
YORK CITY OF New the fifteenth day OF August
1905 AT 10 80 O'Clock III, then 10 show cause
why dual Shsfna~r
assignes OF above named Isaac Goodman David
Goodman. doing business T. Goodman & son.
debtors should not be had and no cause be shown then
settlement OF the Assignee
In Testnnor Whereof. have hereunto the sea-
the Court Ds hereto alxse Witness
Hon John Proctor Clarke Judge o. the said Suprsrns
Court. this 10th day Of June. 1905
ALEXANDER a TACSfrE. ATTORNEY Tor Assignee. Ne
2os Broadway. Sev York City
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York bv the grace Of independent lane
Thayer. Daniel J. Griffith. Margaret z Griffith susan D
CyrHirh William 7. DannaI. julia . Aavand, Walter d.
starr Chandler D starr the heirs and next q kin OF Mar
A send greeting Whereas Mar
in j Keog. City New Rochelle. has lately
Surrogate Of New York,
70 have writing. relating both
real personal properr- duly proved the last VIII
Marguerite A Jones late CT the County
OF New York deceased Therefore you and each q you
arc cited appear before the Surrogate Of County
81 New York a his once IN the County Of New York
On of >eptember one thousand nine hundred
o'clock the OF thar
5a then and attend probate OF the said last
WIN andT such Of hereby cited
as Of twentyone years are required 70
srrss- lyv your guardian have II have
none appear and apply Tor one 70 De apponed or N
n neglect failure guardian
viii be appointed by the sCrrogats 70 represent and act
for Won IN rhe prcceedipg.
In testimony whereof have caused the Seal of the
o-ovaefe Court said County of New York 70 be
Es-srrro sfxed Witness. Hon. FRANK T. FIIZGIER-
AID. a Surrogate Of our said County of New
r. 81 York County. the 18th day Of July,
L. IN The year our Lord thousand nine
nlnoIeo a-9 nv JAMES a DoNNELLY.
Clerk ~ rhe SUrrngate's Court
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- Yorl.-Caroline Drew. Plaintiff, agairst .Anson A
Drew Jane" wife fthe name befne Tcti-
p sna s & saP name DPW his a e 59 psn. aae I D2yd he :
ing fictitious the real name being unknown plantif)
'Iua" being fictitious the real being unnown to
Charles s. Drew and AEn=s Drew his wife George Il
Drew. Hosea z Drew Lois A Drew, Jennie McIaughlin
Sarah Drew Albert Drew rhe name Albert being
fictitious ,he real name being un5now1 70 planrffl
the real name being plaintin: VILLAIN G Ber-
David Z Gould ana Edgar / NcBe Trustees Of The
Franklin Associates Of the City Of Boston Masss chusets
John L Drew and Catherine Drew his wife; Paul
tuch. Defendants-Sunfnons
To above-naned defendants: You hereby SUN
rloned the complaint in this action and to
serve copy your the plaintiffs attorneys
elusive ot ne "a 557ent vii ne fs1 eI - oaT .slEs @
70 sPpsaT O. sF 5eT5sndss IN -. T sg1ast you
By 9eien S I2F T59k 69 Nav Tith, 1905 e
FErTRETcH sILKAiAN & sEYBEL>
once and Post once Address No a Park Row 5ianhat-
To ne sbore-nanied defsndrnts An.on A. Drew and
Zane Drew. Cthe Jane'' being fictitious
S-5 ~ 1ia pew his wife tnc name .Ssrz bsine sc-
G1s me 5 Tsa Jna pSs Drex h wife e . name sPs
eeing fictitious the real name Being unknoyn TO plaintiff
zr5 Lr1ss Drew his wife Sarah Drew Albert Drew
Ghe name "SeIT 0s2g Hc9uT T tae rsa name 6ens
ericl being fictitious the real being
sp51' Rgpert a hanl6erIain Eis Cs1aniberiain Hail
sued Ere Chamberlain; Charles Spear. David z
socates Of ths city Boston Massachusetts
@ song m or5sr 81 Hon lanes A. Blahohar6 one 81 THs
Justices Supreme Court Of the State OF New York
si 9s m m ne cree os the Clerk q the County Of Nsw YORK
a the Court House IN te Boroug3 81 N2nRa[ssH @ Of the
en- Ta+.1 = >Savr = vcr< Jilv 7th 1905
FETTRETCE. sILK3IAcE sETEEL
o-ce and Post once Address. No Al Park Row. Man
haitian. New York city
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
ideal Outing TRIP SUEDiYS.

% On Sundays the Steel str RICHARD PECK lys. Psr
70 2. F. Il. Peck Slip $50; z. Slst ST 1000 ~:
due New Haven 2:3O Return due n. Y s:45 P NJ Nearly
al day on Long Island Sound. Two in Haven
Children.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
cATSKILL EVENING LINE

Cstskin. Hudson. Cozsackie. Cairo. PaIsaviis
Hanes Corners. Tannersvilie: week days p. NJ from
Christopher -. p. II. West I2sth ST.
Extra tOntsora). saturdays 1:30 P
Special CAtskin Mountain points.
Handsome illustrated Booklet Mailed Free
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
PEOPLES C=lLNLg

NEW YORE-ALBANY
Hudson River BY searchIight -.
August. and ADIRoNDACK. leave Pier No. 81. y F:
foot of Canal 6 P NJ, and West 129th st. at so
P NJ. weekdays and Sundays Direct connection at
Albany express trains for Saratoga Lake George
Lake Champlain Adirondack Mountains. Thousand
Islands Niagara Falls sharon Springs. and all North
Eastern summer resorts Orchestra steam
ers. Automobiles carried Timetable and excursion
book free Beautiful Hudson by searchlighL" 1oc-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
STATE OF NEW YORK
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.


INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
Albany June 18th ipOS
WHEREAS. THE TEUToNIA INSURANCE
COMPANY located New Orleans in the state Of
r,,usEana this of1ce statement by
he proper ocers sreo showing its condition
rd has all respects Of
rhig STare relating Fire Insurance Companies ucer
rorsre6 bv other States OF the United STATES:
Francis
Hendricks SuperlntsndenI or Insurance
Sew York DO here3v certify that said Company hereby
auherizsd To appropriate business Fire
Tnlrznce in This STATE IN accoTdancS with law during
the current The condition and business said
Company tbs date OF sucn steSlnenL 'Lscenber o.
HggregaIe amount os available sso7 7Ts SO
A,gErega1e amount Of liabilities except capital
sd suTplIIs5 -ildtng reinsurance al 76Z 81
surplus over al liabilities. So 0O5 Ss
Amount OF income
Amount oT expenditures 6G4 0e2
In Witness Whereof I have hsreunto subscribed my
name and caused the seal OF my Office 70 be
LseaIl affixed the day and year above written
FRANCIS HENDRICKS,
Superintendent Of
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22

BLOCK ISLAND, ORIENT, GREEApOaT,
SHELTER ISLAND and SAG HAR10R,
Via MOntauk Steamboat Co.'S Line
From Pier g. z. p. week days except Saturdays
100 P NJ arrive a C5reenport q so a NJ connect
ing 'Montauk' for Block Island Satur-
DAYS al 200 P N. steamer through 70 Block
Island Extra trip Mondays 200 A NJ. for Sag Harbor
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22

TROY l1NE
Str CITY of Troy or Saratoga Leave Pier &C. West
SUNDAY STEAMERS TOUCH AT ALBANY----
Direct connection at Troy with trains 10 all points
Dining rooms deck. Sea-chiight display.
illustrated Booklet Excursion Tours Free
EXCURSION. TROY, 81 20: SARATOGA. 81 so.
LAKE GEORGE. SGs5; WILMINGTON VI, IS. so
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
School agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors CoVernesses etc
% Colleges. Schools and Families Apply
MIS- NJ. 7. YOUNG FULTON 22 Union Square
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
BONDS.

rsz.sA,a BY r-.a-rao Z. Hstsh Ho 20 Broaa-st,
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
Instruction.
For Young Ladiss-CIty.

TyINDERGARTEN TRAINING-opens SEPT. 12 Free
Ia Echolafships I'D registration Erobsl
Normal ms z A. cTTTEN. As irving PL, y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22

HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
PalauaI Steamers NEW YORK. and ALBANY" Of
the Hudson Rive Day Line fastest and nGsst river
in rhe world,
Leave Brookyn Fpltoa-st Cby Annex 500 A NJ.
% Desbrosses-st- Pier $40 .
NEW PIER. WEST 42D-ST- 800 "
-S2V -
Landing az Yonkers West Point Newbu=gh. Poughkeep-
Sc Point Catski Hudson Albany. Daily
except sunday Special Trains Catskiu Mountain
Saratoga. connections 10 all points
East, North and West Through tickets and baggage
checked al Offices Of YORK Transfer Co. Through
rail tickets between N ? Albany accepted Most
delightful outings West Point. Newburgh
PouEhkespste returning on down boat
Restaurant open az MUSIC.
STEAMER MARY POWELL
Leaving Desbrossss-st. at P lsats Las P NJ
West 42d-lt. $40 P M (Sats. p ~, West I29th-st
$50 P. N lsats. 2:2o P M. For Highland Fails West
Point Cornwall, Newburyl New Hamburger. Milton.
Pouehkeepsie Rondout Kingston Orchestra board
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
For Boys ard Young Men-Country

CAFE SUMMED CAMP for young men and boys ac-
- conpanied by college Raaproof tents rooi
food beautiful }ocalirtes: boating bathing fishing AM
sports visits to seashore Valley Forge care
supervision small boys Fer full
dross MAPLEWOOD CAMP ConccrdvfIIe. Del Co Pa
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22

A MEXICAN LINE
- PLT3EOETII-CSI5F 3CC RG-SO[ TFIA3dP-ON
Sailing Saturday 93O A. N. Pier Is. y
PhtladePh1d- July = Se7g YORK Aug -
Sr Paul. ST. Louls aus II
BED STAR LINE
ANTWEEsE-DOy EFt-LOND0S-PAElS
Sailing a ". IA y.
Eroonland - Finland Aus
-Ju aderlaud =
WHITE STAR LINE
" NEW YORk-QUEENSTOWN- WN-L.TVEEPCCL@
Sailing Wednesdays and F-t1ays Per 4S. n r
Baltic July g, I p. Al. Oceanic ~sE =
rsutonic-- = 20 4 NJ Cedric. AUG IA q A N
Cei,ic. ,Aug- g. A NJ Balric--Aus IS ll;so A. b.
To- NrEAr VIA
FROM NEW YORK
CEsEr1C 25- nooH Sept 2s; Nov
FROM BOSTON
CANOPTC ..-....-.. Aug 5. $50 p Il Z.
ROMA NC Is Get Is Dec
PASSENGER OFFICE, BROADWAE
Frefghr ONCE. Vv-irshau Bldg. Battery Place
New-York tribune., 1905-07-22

For Both Sexes-City.
THE rERIITZ SCHOOL or LANGUAGEs
xa5tson square II l22 way)s Brooklyn. "a Courr 81
Isachers sent to places within hundred miles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-09
Funeral Of Mrs. Clarke.

The funeral of Mrs. Julia " Clarke took
place yesterday from the residence of her
sister Mrs E. N. Alexander. Requiem
mass was celebrated at st. Paurs Church.
18th and v streets northwest. Rev. Father
Mackin officiating. The palbearers were
Mr.. Louis p. Shoemaker. DIR. Johnson L.
Eliot. Mr.. G. Y. Atlee, Mr. Edwin A. New
man and Mr.. Thomas A. Richie.
Mrs Clarke was the daughter OF the late
Capt. John e. Neale and Mary Boothe
Neale. Of the oldest families of Maryland
and Virginia. She was the widow Of Dr.
Charles Clarke. late OF the Indian service
and during the past eighteen years had
devoted her life to work among the Indians.
Endowed with rare mentality and an excep-
tionally magnetic personality. her enthusi-
astic devotion to the Indians met with
ready response. and her pupils were greatly
attached to her. Many friends will deeply
deplore her death, especially in Washing
ton. where the circle OF her acquaintance
was extensive.