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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
Daily Court r ecord
United States Circuit Court Of
aa Appeals.

Opinions filed yesterday: George &C.
sturgissl petitioner. VS.. Frank Q. Corbin,
trustee, Morgantown Tin Plate Company;
opinion by Judge .Goff. Reversed.
November term on Thursday, November
9th, at IL o'clock "A. NJ.
United States Circuit Court.
Suits flied BY Howard Knode, OF Alex
andria, VS.. Crandall Mackey and Joseph
T.. Supplee, for $1,000, alleged damages.
Circuit Court.
True bills found by grand jury yester-
day: Louis oliver and Erasmus Cooley,
escaped convlcts; Jasper Mason. murder:
Bank Of Virginia vs.. Mrs. Mary Todd
fa,r ssl5;' Virginia Carolina Chemical
Company VS.. Southern Express Company,
Pope. 1920; y. Wiley Anderson vs..
Trustee Sharon Baptist Church, 1850; j. L..
Taliiaferro vs. Richmond Land Improve
mcnt Corporation. s119.so; Burk & Com
Kirk. Parrish Company VS.. b. B. Bailey.
s22. s5.
Cases set for, to-day: William B. West
VS.. Henry Neal; ejectment.
Miscellaneous: Edwin Prm and Booker
Willis, convlcts, who had bean hardened
condltionally, and who broke their. pa
role were resentenced to the penltentiary.
Law and Equity.
Cases set for to-day: Luck's adminis-
traitor vs.. Virginia Passenger e Power
Company; trial commenced yesterday, and
eight witnesses out of thirty-nine exam
ined
Chancery Court. 81
Miscellaneous: Judge Grinnan has the
papers in the strike Injunction. and the
same being volumlnous, he wi! prohs sly
be week carefully considering them De-
fore he hands down i decision.
Hastings Court.
Cases set for to-day: None; election day.
Indictments found yesterday: Grand
Jury sworn and charged, and after finding
the following true bills were disc haryed:
v Clara Bell Adams. malicious wounding;
Lewis Bentley, two indictments, robbery
and malicious wounding; Rosa Butler.
grand larceny; Andrew Booker and Joseph
Harris, malicious woundlng; Edward
Carr, malicious wounding; Leila Coles,
malicious wounding; WILDE G. Gregory,
grand larceny; Christian Hutchinson. ma
iicious wounding; Bud Haley and Victoria
Lee, malicious wounding; James Jones.
malicious wounding; William p. Landrum,
robbery; Daniel Mann, malicious wound
ing: Sade Owens and Sadie Bell Brown,
grand larceny; Silas Plnkard house,
bre nktng;s Charles Pleasants. malicious
wounding; Douglas Smith. malicious
wounding; Henry Scott, malicious wound
ing; Sadie Owens and Sadie Bell Brown.
ing; Robert Quarles. malicious wound
robbery. y 49, 20 81, '
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WONT OBEY
RESTRAINING ORDER
At Anti-Injunction Demonstra-
ton in Chicago Union Would
Not Bow to Employers.
nv Associated Press

" - "
(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-John c. Harding
sounded the keynote OF the striking prin-
ters "an.i-njunction" demonstration yes
terday In North Side hall, when he de-
cared that the Union could not and
would not obey" the restraining order Is
sued by Judge Holdom In FAVOR OF the en-
ployers. Remedies for curbing court au-
thority were offered but Mr.. Harding's
solution met with most favor from the
audience. More than 1000 members OF
Typographical Union. No. 16. and other
trade unionIsts gathered to discuss the
injunction question.
Judge Holdom has granted an injunc-
ton" said Mr.. Harding, which 1t Is ABB
solutely impossible to obey. 1t Is SO broad
and sweeping that believe even the Judge
himself realizes that he has gone too far
But we stand on our rights we2know what
our rights are and we intend to maintain
them, no matter what tho result may
be-"
This strike" he continued. will be n
long one, but we intend to carry on @
nlain, straightforward fight to the finish,
and VIC hope eventually to establish the
eight-hour day in the printing shops OF.
Chicago" "A
The resolution passed is as follows: Il
"Resolved, That for the preservation OF
the rights Sof the people, it has become
imperatively necessary that steps should
be taken to limit the power of Judges
lest by precedents and forms Of law. every
innocent act be made criminal and pun
Ishcd as such a the plea sure Of any court
which can be so persuaded"
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PROPERTY Transfers.

Richmond: Sol. Cutchns. special COM
missioner. TO Jane NJ. Haryey's executors.
AZ 10 feet on south line OF Cary Street.
southeast corner Of Cherry Street, $500.
William .. Gibson,s, executrix and ex-
ecutor, Adeline D. and r. B.. Green. Willie
D. and L. w. Chelf. Annie G. and l.. G..
Chelf, E. r. and r. Powell Dunn. Lena
H. and Paul w. tHowlc, and t. Francis
Green, to F.. Satterding, 81 5-l2 feet on
south line Of Leigh Street, lo1 2-3 feet
west of Gilmcr Street. $3.50.
F. Sitterding and nifeito Richmond and
Chesapeake Bay Railway Company, same
property described in deed next above,
ESQ &; MI t3,. b
Otway S. Allen and, wife to James B.
Elan, Is feet on south line OF Monument
Avenue 229 feet east OF Meadow, Street,
50. 375. .,i (, 80,
J. B.. Elan and wife to H. II. George.
10 feet on south side of Monument Ave-
nue.. between Allen Avenue and Meadow
street. and l.2 lnterest!in so feet on south
side Monument Avenue between Allen
Avenue and eadow3 Street. $4.375.tll
HenrIco: w. and O.;J Davis and wives
to NJ. II. Hazlegrove, IS 5-l2 feet on west
line Of Robinson Street, 70 1l-l2 feet north
OF Cary Street. $500 - .
west line OF Robinson Street; 1884 north
of Cary Street;t 81. $50. s.f ..s
West End Building Fund Association
to c. O. Alley. CO. feet on south line {of
Grove. Avenue. 100 feet east Of Cedar
Street, 50, 400. &, ~ ~ 4. !, }+,3s; =
John B. Swartout to John H. Daven-
port. IS feet on south line OF York Street,
southeast corner of !, Virginia Avenue,
Barton HEIGHTS g. 200. S7lasts Sttatta.s sfs z.
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YOUNG CORBETT ON
THE CRIPPLED list.
Strained Back in Hght--Hands
Also 5Bad-All Engage
rnents Off.
(specIal 70 INC Tlmes-pispatch.)

N3 lopVCIHI 70 I It III1lC5-Dl5Pt1NCIHI
NEW YORK. Nov. e.-Word was re-
ccived yesterday from Harry Tuthill. the
trainer OF Young Corbctt. to the effect
that Corbett strained his back In the
second round of his battle with Unk
Russell. and was fortunate TO lnst out
the six rounds in their fight at Phiadel-
phia on Saturday night. In addition to
the strain, Corbetts hands are sore from
the hard training and the four fights he
has engaged In the last few days. and
It Will be necessary TO call of all fight
Ing engagements for at least Il month,
Corbett will continue light training,
however, as he means to follow out his
idea OF simply fighting himself back into
championship form again. .
There is little doubt that In the hands
OF such an experienced man as Iuthiil
Young Corbett will eventually get into
condition to meet any OF the topnotchers.t
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coaching staff Will have to find cor
receive Influence, most likely IN the selec-
ton of better players.
GREAT VICTORY COST THE
Ellis THEIR BEST QUARTER

z NEW HAVEN. CONN, Nov. 6.--Yales
foot ball eleven returned last night from
New YORK city delighted at It's record
breaking score OF SO points against Co
lumbia The coaches feel that their VIC
tory was costly, because Tad Jones,
Ynle's lightning quarterback, was Grip
pied. An examination of the injury.
which compelled him to retire from the
game. showed that his ankle was severe
" sprained. and that he will be ex-
stremely lucky to be in condition FOR the
Princeton and Harvard games.
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"YALE. ATHLETICS FOR YALE
/ MEN," SAYS PROF. RICHARDS

NEW HAVEN, CONN, Nov. s.-prof:
Richards, for twenty years chairman OF
Yale's Athletic Committee, said that nc
which would prohibit men who had been
to other colleges from playing on Yale
teams. He thinks tbs one-year residence
rule for foreign athletics now In vogue
is too mild. He believes in Yale athletics
for Yale athletes.
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w. B. P1Zz1Nt,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE OF AIDEsIRABLE
- DETACHED NEW FRAME Dwell
LING. NO. SOUTH ]. STRAWBERRY
STREET. OF EIGHT ROOMS. LOT 26x
Dwelling imperfect condition; contains
rooms and large closets !; equipped with
electric lights and dirently on car line;
twe-story stable and chicken-house also
on lot.
We will offer the above at auction, on
Y TUESDAY. NOV. 9TH, AT p. NJ. #
This Is one of the most desirable homes
In the West-End, and can be bought
cheap.
TERMs.-Liberal, and announced at
sale. fG5,
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IN POWHATAN.
Southall, Lassiter and Yarrell
Make Speeches.

Especial to The Times -Dlspatch,)
POWHATAN5 C. H., VA. Nov. g.
There was good crowd present. and OK
Judge A. d. Yarrell and Major F, r.,
Lasslter, OF Petersburg, and Congress-
man r. G. Southall, Of Amelia and
House OF Delegates from the city of Man
chester, Chesterfield county and Powhatan
made fine speeches for tho nominees OF
the Democratic ticket, and was loudly
applauded. and much enthusiasm was
aroused. tse
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Henry s. Hutzler & Co..
1913 e. Main Street.

y I'd % u b
By5virtue OF two certain deeds of trust,
dated April 20, 1903. and November 30, 1904.
and duly recorded H. the clerks office Of
the Corporation Court Of Newport News.
Va, default having been made In the
payment OF the debts secured therein. and
being so required by the benehcIaries,
will sell at public auction, on the prem
ises on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, AT
u O'CLOCK NOON. the property con-
.veyed by said deeds; and being lot No, 10.
block o5. with improvements thereon. and
known as No. 223 Twenty-sixth Street, In
the city Of Newport News, Va. The Inn.
provements consist Of an attractive two
story frame dwelling. containing seven
rooms porcelain bath. etc.
TERMs.--Cash,
HENRY S. IIUTzLER. Trustee.
W. CHAPLIN. Cr!er.
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AUCTION SALE.-Fssp4c Days,
I,y "A, ]. CREWEING COMPANY
Heal EAtate sAactionAcrr.
CouRr SALE
No. SIS N. Sixth Street,
ON
Thursday, November g. 1905,
at B O'clock p. M.

In execution Of decree of the Hi,h-
mond Chancery Court, entered October
10, 1905. in the suit OF Washington Ailet
ct ais. vs. Pleasant Norman, we will, as
special commissioners thereby appointed,
sell by auction upon the premises, at the
time mentioned above, that lot Of lnIld
fronting 81 feet on the east side OF Sixth
Street. and extending back within parul-
lei lines ia feet to an alley II feet wids,
upon which Is n large and attractive
frame dwelling. This being a nice neigh.
borhood. should attract the attention OF
both investors and home -seekers.
Terms: One-thlrd in cash and the bal.
ance IN three equal ,nstaln ents. at 4.
and - months. for negotiable notes; in-8
terest added, and title retained by the
court until the entire purchase money H.
paid, or ell caAh. at the option Of che
purchaser.
GEORGE ". JEWS, M
!, HENRY CRUTCHFIlLTJ,
Special Co,nnls sionarss III
The bond rssSi, ID sho OF Tho sescal Gom
cIlAs. o. sAv1LLR. cl.r..
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ny a. j. Chew n.ns. co
Augustine Royals g. Co,
Heal Estate Agents aaid -A,,ctionccts q

"a. u.
ord
$50 Augustine Royals g. Co,
Heal Estate Agents and A,actionccts
4, NJ MA !, VA. IMPROVED ED
COURT SALE.
Lucy Dabncy Jones and AmcUc Tar2ey
Jones. who sue, etc.
vs. 5}t .5Ss a i,G2ta&3
Arthur thur 6 (, E n a cSsator ,a etc II,
Court Of Manchester, Va. S {:
In obedience to the above decree. l Will.
as Special Commissioner, expose for sale.t
at public auction. on WEDNESDAY, NO.
VEMBER Sth. 1905, at $3.50 o'clock p. NJ,
First. That nice frame dwelling No. s213 h
East Twelfth Street; lot fronts 20 feet on HI
west line Of Twelfth Street by 1s2 feet to i
month # 32 s3383 5SsS
!. second: That very desirable frame dwell
ling on Twelfth Street, between Stockton
81 tea avf Sy sey
rents for $3.50 per month.
Third. No. 96 E. Eleventh Street. he
ton 81 faet by as eet e
feet wide. Good frame dwelling; now
rents for $500 per month. :,
Fourth. Comfortable frame dwelling NO:
Everett Streets; now rents for 500 per h
month. IS
Fifth. Double tenement NOS. 90 and go B
E. Ninth Street; owarents for 5000 each n
4 Sixth. Nice frame dwelling No. 21sl H.
Ninth Street; now rents for $500 III pei
month. I33ssas
Tho rnenslons OF the lots' on which
houses Nos. 2l9,& 221, 223 and 225 are located
will be mapped out by the City Engineer
and a plat, Of same will be exhibited on
day OF sale. Ne S,
Alto the above described property Is n
well located and In fair order. This prop
erty always rents we'll, and In demand. KS
This Is fine chance for an investment n
or to secure home on very liberal terms. ~
For further or other Information call
on the auctioneers. ys a5 III
TERMS-One- third cash, balance at s,
IL and Is months. for note. six per cent:
interest added; the title retained Bti!Hs
the whole purchase money IS paid and IA Il
conveyance ordered by the soEr;. Z, ,s
Special Commissioner 8
stSte e, e Virginia, City q
/, III. e. Duval, Clerk OF the Corpora
ton Court for said city, do certify that
the bond required OF the Special Com
missioner in the above styled suit hes
boon duly given. 81.
Given under my hand this % dayii7of
November, 1906. 3lg
Clerk Corporation Court, City Of Mans
chester. Va. NJ
Nov. 4,5,e7,S
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BY AUGUSTINE RoYAII- s. COMPANY,
Auction9eTS,
Atanchaster Va M

AUCTION GALE Of 100 barieis a: Cara,
- FODDER. Hay. &C., Wagn:s: sHIss;
horn and Ora led Hens Eay1c npls:MaEfs,
Iioub1tor, srooder, Sc. or THURSDAY
SoyernSer e.h. at II O'Clock y. NJ. nt rs
arm Of William Robert Mnst!a On ha.st
ia Station, Southern RaslYsy, chAAsel e
fold aounts. 1'rsSns rash.
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FOUNDER OF. Y. M. C. a.
DIES IN LONDON
(By Associated Press.o

:. '7aI IN (By Associate Press.) N
LONDON. November 6.-Sir George
Williams. founder of the Young Men s
Christian Association. and president Of
Its London headquarters for 20 years. died
to-day. He was born in 1921. i&
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BY Edward s. Rose Company, ii "
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION Sale
OF S5l
Two Building Lots in Brook;
land Park.

: In execution OF tho below mentioned.
decree, the undersigned thereby appolnt-9
ed for the purpose will sell BY auction
upon the premises. on l44
THE STH NOVEMBER
1905, AT O'CLOCK F.. NJ.
lots / and in block No. II, Barton and
Lambs Brooklyn Park. which ad5olns! the
thriving town Of Barton Heights, Lot
No. is located upon the northwest COR
ner OF Hanes Avenue and Essex Street.
has q front of 40xlS5 feet Lot 2. adjoln-
ing the bove on the north, has front
OF 3Oxl35 feet to an alley. This sale offers
an opportunity to acquire a suburban
home sit for small amount OF money,
ERMS,-One-third cash. balance at 9!
and la months, with per cent. added.
title to be retained until the whole pur-l
chase money Is paid and a CONVEYANCE
Is ordered by the court, or all cash az
the option of the purchasers
WIN. CRUMP TUCKER,
Special Commissioners.
In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court
Of the County OF Henrico.
William r, LaWton, Jr...,.,...... Plaintiff
i. @. iawton ct ais, ...,,,....: Defendant,
I, %, r. Phillips. deputy. clerk OF the
said court do certify that the bond res
qlilred OF the special commissioner BY
the decree rendered In said cause on the
&th day of October, 1905. has been duly
given, r,
court, this LIST day Of Na 8 epI3IT.r lH
Deputy Clerk,
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BY, THE VALENTINE AUCTION co,
BY virtue of two certain deeds of trust
other OF date 21st October 1899. both reg
ulary recorded in clerks office. Rich
mond Chancery Court, being requested
by the note holder so to do, will sell at
public auction on tho premises on FRI
day November 10. 1905, at O'clock 2, NJ.
all stock, machinery. fixtures and pat
terms now on premises. No. 73l East Cary
street, Richmond, Va Terms cash
"A. +. NOEL. Trustee.
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SPECIAL,

One unusually handsome All GlasN
glass PRISONS; can be used with gas or
electricity: cost s800.0 Several very
fine Chandeliers, 75 very fine OIL Paint
ings; some OF these are rare and very
fine; one Roll TOP Walnut Desk. cost
100000, etc, etc.
SALE POSITIVE.
Ladies' are most cordially Invited to this.
Goods can DO seen all day Monday, NO
vember 7th. Terms cash.
RICHMOND AUCTION co.
GEO. H. VALENTINE, Auctioneer.
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THIS TUESDAY, November 7th

for account OF owners, very large and
ira handsome Mahogany sideboard, with
beautifully carved feet and columns, two
very fine Mahogany Cellarettes. Manog-
any Chest OF Drawers, one very handsome
hogany Center Tables, two Mahogany
Candle Stands. large Mantel Mirror, fine
Rosewood Bookcase and Secretary, Ma
hogany and Rosewood Beds, ten Mahog-
any and Rosewood Sofas, six very nice
Mahogany Chairs. assorted lot Rosewood
and Mahogany Chairs and Rockers, large
lot Antique China. Candeiabras. Lamps,
Cut Glass, Candlestlcks, Andlrons. Fend-
crs, Rosewood Etazn, Mahogany Ward
robes, etc., etc. N
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Arthur G. Evans, Curator, etc, X
Decree of October 18th. 1906, Corporation
Court Of Manchester, Va. i G;alS
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By RICHMOND AUCTION CO,
1905 East Main Street
Handsome Antique Fur
niture, AL Cut.G|ass
Chandelier, Fine Oil
Paintings, ETC., Etc.,
AT AUCT'|0 J.

We Will sell within our wareroorls. iz0o
East Main Street, commencing at lO:so
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In obedience to the above decree. l Will.
as Special Commissioner, expose for sale.it
at public auction. on WEDNESDAY.3NO -s
VEMBER 9Th. 1905, at $3.50 o'clock p. M
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Opinions fled yesterday: George &C.
Sturgiss petitioner. VS.. Frank o. Corbin
trustee Morgantown Tin Plate Company
opinion by Judge Goff Reversed.
miscellaneous: Court will convene for
November term on Thursday, November
9th. at IL o'clock ! A. M.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-15
ICE CAUSES
MUCH DELAY.
Boats Have Hard Time Getting
Through and Much Damage
Is Done.

With the change of the tide yesterday
afternoon the ice came into Staten Island
sound so fast and t he floes were so large
that the few local tugs that were work
ing were compelled to tie up for the res
of the day.
at Port Reading little or no work could
be done as the ice was so heavy that tug
boats were caught.and not able to move.
The steamer James 5. Warden, ot the
Beebe Transportation Company, on her
way to New York from this city got
caught in a large flee and before she
could get loose her ludder had been put
out of commission. She is now tied up
at the PerthAmboyDry docks for repairs.
The big tug Lucerne also had her
rudder a steamlng glass injured. She is
on the dry docks at the Perth Amboy
wards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-15
MANY BOUGHT
BASKETS AT
FORUM PARTY.
Of the Club PreitiIy Trim.
med for The Occasion
Merry Crowd Present.

The spacious clubhouse of the
Young Mems Forum was transformed
nto q scene Of beauty last night upon
the occasion Of the basket party
arranged by the executive committee
The colors of the Forum, purple and
gold, were used to good effect, and
the st. Valentines Day feature was
also included in the decorative
.cheme. Japanese l%antens, placed
over the lectric light globes, made a
pretty effect. %
The guests arrived from $3.50 O'Clock
on, and the affair lasted until early
this morning. Music was furnished
by an amateur orchestra of three
pieces. Supper was served shortly after
II O'Clock, after the baskets had been
sold at auction. John Hanson, Jr.,
made a capital auctioneer. Ice cream;
hot chocolate and cake were served by
the committee, in addition to the de-
lectahle contents Of the baskets. EX-
cellent prices were realized from the
auction.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-15
DRUM CORPS
DANCED AND
MADE MUSIC.
Ball in Wilder Hall Last Night
Was Largely Attended Visit.
ing Drum Corps Here.

The Independent Fife and Drum
corps of this city held their first an
nual ball and reception in Wilder
Music Hall, last night, and Judging
from the large crowd of people present
the boys must have cleared a neat sum
of money.
Much credit is due the different
committees for the successful way in
which they carried out the plans.
Before the ball started the local
drum corps marched to the Central
depot, where thoy met the South
River Fife and Drum corps. After a
short parade about town the boys
marched to the hall. About 8 O'Clock
the crowd began to get together and
in short order the hall was flied.
Dancing was kept up until 1880
O'Clock. when the march, led by Miss
Hattie Anderson and Joseph Plass,
was started. They we're followed by
the fife and drum corps boys and fully
thirty couples.
After the march dancing was again
resumed and continued until IL O'Clock
when the crowd was enter aimed by
Chris Brown in his famous buck and
wing dance. He was followed by
Frank Apologize, who sang IL few
popular songs. The music for the
dance was furnished by Prof. Stein
hauser. AT 6 o'clock this morning the
affair broke uD.
The committee in charge was as
follows: George RODGERS, chairman!
Joseph PIass, Joseph Kish, james l..
Tooker, Jr., Edward MUM, Edward
Williams Paul Kisll, James Ward. K
The huor manager was James l..
Tooker, Jr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-15
PATROLMAN
NOMINATION
CONFIRMED.
Aldermen Last Night MadeGeOrge
KOzuskO a Member of the
Police Force.

The Aldermen last night confirmed the
nomination OF George kozusko for n
patrolman on the police force. q
The city clerk was empowered 70 pur-
chase n Typewriter aud copying press and
materials for bis office.
The request of the Board Of School
Estimate for s25, 900 for a six room annex
70 school No. /, was received and was re-
ferred to the committee on finance. a
The clerk reported that the mayor had
returned approved a number of measures,
including the proposed sale Of the Wet
Dock property. None were d%isapproved.
Applications for licenses were received
Louis Kress and S. Jacobsen, and
were referred to The committee on iudici-
airy.
All the members were pr esent except
Alderman loft.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-15
COACH DOC FOR MASCOT
FOR WASHINGTON HOSE.
Dog Was Secured in New York
from Engine COmpany-inteI-
ligent Animal.

Washington Hose Company, of Rec
tor street, has decided to present its
ex foremen with gold badges and the
following committee has been APP
pointed to make all of the necessary
ar augements: Edward Baker, chair
nan; James Lynch aud John Stoker.
The badg es will be ABOUT thu sizs OF
those now worn BY the ex.foremen of
Lincoln and Mcclellan Engine Com
pauies. They will be Of a very hand
some design and the BOYS think the
best looking badges in the city.
This Washlngtons are the proud
owners of a handsome coachdog,
which is to he their mascot, They
received the dog yesterday afternoon
from the members Of an engine com
pany in Eifty.eighth street, New
York. The dog is a very intelligent one
and when the iremen get on the
chemical wagon he Will jump up also
md W. II sit beside the driver. AS the
gong Is sounded he LOOKS aroun TO sec
f the horses are coming and when
hey do not respond, as they do in
New York, he becomes greatly IN
uoyed.
1t is said that the dog, which was q
great pet of the New York engine
company, attacked a citizen who had
been teasing him Vnd that the com
pany had to get rid of him.
Saturday night the Washingtons vii
take the apparatus and the new mas
1ot out for q Iun around town to adj
vertise the ball which they will hole
n Wilder Music Hall February 20.
Many tickets have been sold for the
oaIl and a large crowd should be pres.
nt.