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ANIINCIl
Netarla de Juan Hernandez lopez.


"A soliCitud , reQuerimianto de la 60
Ciedad Lothrop, Luce g Company, su-
ces0res de De Ford y CompafIfa, anun-
clio y hagO pdbl.aO que eI dia Yeinte p
nueve de los Corrientes, las dos de d
tarde y pOr ante mi, proceder6 la dicha
sOCiedad Vender en- subnHta v0lunta-
rias l0s aiguientas bienes y efectoa per-
tepeCientes 6 Is empress GThs San
juan NeWs9 y que le eatsn dadOs en-
prenda para garantir el psg0 de- an
cr6dito constitnido por eacritura p6bli-
ca osOrRada. en Is de N0v1ambre de
1903. ante el N0tario que ausCribe.
Una prensa Potter, de tanobOr Ci-
lindrO.
1 Una prensa Campbell. de ciIiDdro
inteFnnedio.
Tres prensas C..P. Gordoniob.
! Una pera tFabsi0s de remiendo
(SmalljobbeF.
4 Una maqulna monitor, para en-
CuadefnaE con alambres.
| Una guillotina 8 Oortador de pa-
pei.
2. 900 Dos mil IibrRg, MIS- 8 menog.
detippsde Variaa claaes; y ndem6s gale
Eaa. csj jag, chiyaletes y mateEialesy dti-
lea de in0presi6ns existenciRs de papel,
efeCt01s Rrticu1os de escEitorf0 y de-
uhcina. mueblea, esoritOTiOg, mesas pa
20 grAyArs con TODD 81 mateFial per-
tenencias.
Ls subalta Be veri6cark de aCuerdo
con 10 estAbleoido en- 81 artfeuEo 1778
del C6digo civil y espeeialmente, de
acuerdo con 10 pGctadO en- d CIsusuIa
OCtava de u Citada escFitura, que dice
asf:
eks tambi6n expresam ente pactadO
y cOnYen lido que en- eago de no ser ID
gada 10 deuda primo psi 8 sus intsreseD,
conforme 4 % estipuiado anteriormen-
te. Los aGreed0re8 genoras DefOrd y
Compahfa tendr6n el dareCho de prOoe-
der, Gin necesidad de RutOrizaci6n 81
intervention judicial de nipQuna cIase.
q verihoaF d Venta de- los bienes ladog
ca prendas Oh aubasta CaIobFRda ante
NotaFlo y mediante nnunCiO & aYisO
publlcad0. "a Guslquier peri6dico de u
lOCalidod. durRnta oinCo diaa anteriores
& dicha aubastas debieud0 scr inventa-
riadOs les bienes en- el aCta s dcoumen-
to notafial que 81 efeCtO se Ot0FRue; y
quedando obEgados. tmtO SThe San
Juan NeWaB como d senior Hobart S.
Bird. po1 GO propio deE0eh0. & tRaspa-
sar 6 la persona 8 peEs0nas adQuiren-
tes de los bienes, cunlquier derechO 8
tftulo de propiedad que les c0rEespon-
dR en- esCs mismOs bieues: y no Yerif
c6ndOlO. p0r oualuuieI mOtiv0 que foe
re. autorizan, deade luen0. & los sefIO-
res De Ford y C0mpanfa para que 10
h'gan Ga Sd nOmbEe q represent taci6p.1
Sc adVierte que no 1e admitirk pog-
tura inferior { @ cantidad de CinCo mil
novecientoa tFeinta y cuatF0 dollars,
OcheL tn centaYOg. y que q veldedOF gs
re1erVa 81 dereeho De aprobAr d aus
bRets.
In aubaata tendr& 1uGaF en- eats cfi-
Gina nOtarial Gale % Allen, n6megO
Il. piso aagundo.
San Juan Puerto Rico. az de Marzo
De 1905.
J4an Hadadzss Lepss.
NolR3io P6hlioo.
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Un TselrsO Dc apalael6n ante d
tribunal Supreme.
Recurriasa contra una resoluci6r
de la Corte de Humacao.

En ID ma6ana de hoy "a tenido
lugar ante 81 Tribunal Supremo "a
eats 1914. la ylata del imp0rtanta pleit0
civil. entire don JosS Brenes I.arroche.
demandanteg y sefI0res a Hartman ,
Ca. y OtrO, demandadOs, sObre nuIidad
dc an acta & indemnizaci6n de dsffog y
peFiuiCios.
Sc Fecurre contra una res0luci6n de
d Corte de HumacRo pidiendo se de-
clare sin lugar. con Ias Costaa.
InfeFmRrOn en- sus respeOtivas re-.
resentaciOnea, Los letEadoa don Juan
Yfas Ochoteco y don Rafael Lopez
Lan3r6n.
Formahan 81 tribunal los sefiofee
pFeaidents licanCindo Quifiones y iue-
ces Nc Clerg. HeFn6ndea y Figueras.
A les once teFmin6 la visits pronun-
ciandO luminosos informes los referi-
dos Ietrados.
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Ago Dc lntsTds 1 los Noiarlos.
Ne hay partida para u publication
de asuntos de interes.

ApFobada pOF nmbas C6maras 81
ii. bill LAO. queda oRdenado, que par
tir de esa spr0baci6D. han de remitir &
u SeCvetarfa del Tribunal de Distrit0
una nOta semanal do las esCrituraa que
hagan en- ese espGci0 de tempo los mo-
tario8.
Como no Sc publican eGaa diap0siciO-
mes ca peri6dico alQuno ni de ofra ma
nera, Feaulta que los encaFgadOs del
cumpIimiento de elias lag descOnOCen
en- absolute.
TampoCO h8y partida asignadn. &C.
gun paEece. para Is pubsioaci6n de tales
avisSs, que como en- este Caso, Ge hacen
pOF deferenCia los seoretarios atentos
y amables como 81 del Tribunal de Dis.
tEit0 de San Juan senior Figueras.
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eran L6gIa.

al pr6ximo domingo ceIebrark tent
da general de el1oCiones h Gran Logia
Soberana de PtO. Rico. Entire los
candidates para Gran maestro figuran
los Srs. Regis H. Post. que es miem-
bro de Ia legia americana eSan Juan
Bautista,s Matienz0 Cintr6n. Ramon
Anaya y De9atau YOGon26lez Y Ar
mRndO Morales.
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la QUESTION De VE
NEZJEA.
Los RUSOS EN- sITUlCION AUY
APSRADl
POLlTlGA GUBlAl.
60a5Ess h2g.l

New York, MaFzo23, 2p. n.
IRforman de Ia Guaira, que eli ell
pals reina gran excitaci6n.
Sc aseguFa que el pueblo en- Ca
racas ha intentado atropellar & ciu-
dadanos ameticauos.
DespachOs de Toxic afirman Que
Ia situaci6n de- los rllsos 81 sunlav
mente diffcil y que Tn triunfo de-
cisiv0 no esta LELAND para las armas
japonesas.
DIcen de La Habana que los par
tidos pOlltic0s han entrado en- agi-
taci6n en- TODD Ell rais
Suenan los nOmbFes del senior Bar
tOlom6 Mass6 y otros para candi-
datos q Ia pf6sideIncia de la rep1-
blica.
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En- Ia Corte de DiStri-
to hay muClO trabajO.
Para 0I A Do AhrII 0sitn safa-
Iadas GIneO Ylstas,
Sc cree que eI trabaio del Jurado
ser& muY laberiOso en- las pro.
Xmas sesiones.

Sigue ell tFabaio en- el Tribunal
de Distrito de San Juan donde Sc
agIomeran muchos asuntos q causa
&c las apelaciones de-. los iuzgados
y demas de exclusive conocimiento
De esa Corte.
Para ell dia 4 de Abril pr6ximo
estan seflaladas Cinco vistas en- asun-
tos criminales. Para el dia 10 hay
tambi6n cuatro senaIamientOs.
Y hay diez causas pendientea
del iurado, entire elias ocho por se-
ducci6n.
So cre9 que el trabaio del iurado
seFa muy laborioso en- las proximas
sesiones, pues ha de conooer de va
rios asuntos de- importancia.
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9EsTA listed clEooq

Por medic de nuestro nuevo metodo oura,
mos toda olase de enfeTmedades de ;los.ojos.
poE Vieia que sea. Oj0s dSbi1ss tafamados,
a catGrata 3 ceguedad total t0do volYerS ser
curado dentro de POGO. BisQios cWradOs Ta-
deal Operaci0Ises no al6s nscssariGs PoOos
gastos. Escribanss pormenores. Dirijansa
Al Institute OcuS(ssGo0 q otopfticO.
S,zts GegGr AOs ..6t. L0us, Ne, q g. a
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Pu8d8l los p0gTiOTTI-
quafOS II eOniIaIadOs I tFdbl-
jar 4 los Esiad0s URldOs?
Pues, 4 "a isla no pueden traerse
ohreros contrat atados on el ex.
traniero.
lln case % esd cIaso rssoISer< 81 sabatO 81 lusz
No KoRaa.

Aver. tuvo IuQar ja comparecencia
ante Is Corte Federal ca Virtud de
eHabeas Corpus. al tres Obreros que
aparecen COntratadCs en- el extraDjeEO
poE d compaflfa del ferrocsrriI de cir
cunvaEaGi6n.
ConfoFme con Us leyea de emierR,
ci6n no g puedan traer obrerOs del
extraDjeFo bai0 cOntFatO.
Ei iusz MoSsnna daTS decision del
casO. eI s6bad0 pr6xirno.
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PER D IDA.

El q del Corriente se le extravi6
1sidra Area. unos lentes de orc con
una cadenita. montados a eire.
El que los enouentre puede traarloa
& estR rsdaCai6n.
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TsIsglama Do dItima hora

Coamo, MaF4o % de 1905. 2.58 +.
m. eLa CorFespondeneia.s San Juan
p. r.
Asesinato del bArrio Palmareio sCa-
bn de ser evidenCiado por Cabo Isefn
y gURrdia Rios. trsyendo deteDido &
Juan Martinez. autoE convictO y con
fesO. CorreO detaIlss. C0g.9eSpOnsdL.
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Ron 'LuVE."

RecOnocdaments 81 mas puro, hiRis-
nico y Sgradable que se fabrica en- eE
pafs. Sc Vende en los qricipales esia-
bieCimiento2. y en- Arecibo poE Suca-
soreI de Roses g Ca.
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HIllEnFO

Han ContFaido iuatss nupcias en- Pts.
de TERRA, "a bella geGoritn Blanca Ro-
sa CagtaEes. natural de q Habana.
con 81 apreciable i6Ven don joss Her
n6ndez YeIez. Bendiio D uni6n de-
loa eontrayentf 81 Pbro. dan Ramos
Msrtinez. Eterra Iuns de miel6 los
n0vina.
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DI0xYGEH

Antiseptico , desinfectante.
Para hmpiar Il bocR = dientes no
tiere iQual
QuitA todo olor offensive.
FARMACIA AMERICANA
San Francisco 50. San Juan Pr.
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10 que pss6 en- eI eallSj6n del
TOTO.
Ino brio I otra COO una plsda onVuaIia sn N
padHslO.


Anoche en- ell calIei6n del Toro. fu6
Rgeedida Il individuR Maria Rosario
Rivera.
Razaba este ga roa&rio. pOr ser no
che de FecOgimientO. De pFOntO, las
dOCe1 siente que IeYantan q aldaba de
b pueEts de ga casa y vic penetraE On
ella ~ indiViduo C0nocidO p0F Mar
queg.
Esto la sgredi6. produci6ndole dos
heTidas en- la region 0ccipital y OtFa co
Ia oreja izquierda.
Intervin0 la p0licfa y arrest6 s Mar
quezI 0Cup6ndOle o. arma gresOFa que
Ora un chino envuelto en- IN pafiuelo.
Ia haFida fn6 ConduCida 81 cuafto
de soooHE0l, ca donde 81 senior Ramon
IIaucer j. hizo d primeTa ours. "a
heYido egtE CaIifisada de- prOn6stic0
FeserVado y 81 ogres0r ests geserOGdO
en ID c6roel munlclpaA.
En- BFeyseres faIleei6 81 respeta
ble coDnercinnte ds aqdelga ciudad
a6bdit0 espafiol. don Joaquin lorna
bells.
-s-4n10Fman 5ako go VS.
que de mn1Eane s b do ..e4eka ee
eapitsl d rspu ldo l1l.eoF FlHcQA:
te ue q ar
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z remios 3 10s SnapoHelstss e06Ts Ei6rG
t1s. Sc sortearsn 3 tOdos los amos en-
tra los que mas se distinQan por "a
cOnutancia en Ell Ahorro.
Ho4as ds Gaia: Para las impossible
mes:
De8s1O4 de Ia maGana. y de & 81
de a tarde los dfas laborables; y de OF
& 10a de Ia ma6ana los Domingos. Para
h extracciones las mismas horas ex-
Oepto ID de los Domin0oa.
RsgIanseato De "a 8sooS6a: Las psr-
sonas que interesen mas pormenorea
sObre las imposicioneg. extracci0nea
manera de iQuidar inteTesoss etc. pue-
den sOIicitar an eiemDlar en- b Gaia.
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El Cabo Friaa do utuado. svisa hn-
beF nrrPe.tado en 81 T0nTKio Angeles, &
Nenesio Csmacao Fsquisit t0Yiodo desds
Nbre. dsl ofIo porado p1F huber ,sdu-
ducid0 & Anastaaia Cuev.a; y s Lopez
Pabon por seducir knria Hernkndez
POr abRnd0n0 de rasnorea tnna1ien fus
naduoido { prisl6ns s1alllo Rodriguez
TOdos han eid0 puslsp clspo.icl0n
del Juez Munlolpa..
Ha FegresAd0 de Mayagiez don
Esteban Montesin0s que All fu6 (
prestar una Qecl&laelon en- asunto
judicial
Al pUBLTCO % ampliacionos
hadoa aa c-4 % ID 4clQrr
IS enSs "a q oN r1a 81 q
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. EL REY I5RGE

Era muy conocid0 On InglaterTa
y sigue siempre despertando la. ma
yOr curiosidad en- todoel mnndo
conocido, donde es muy comdn Sc
mencionen xsus orejasp al nombraF-
1G
Ia poll "a de todos los paises es
enemiga, NO sabeInos PoP que caUsa,
de que le tiren las oreias al suso-
dicho Rey y en- los analSs de toda
buena pOlicia es IN gran honor 81
evitaFlo:
Con motive de Ia discussion del
aumentO On la fueFza de Ia policfa
insular de Puerto Rico, todO ell mum
do qued6 muy alegre al sabeF que
so habia conseguido quedaPa eleYa-
da aquella, desde 81 pF6ximo JUNO
4 l50 guardias mas, medida muy
buena que podFa facilitar a este
buen cueFpo 81 que atienda CON YER
dadora efcacia a tOdos los multi
Piles servicios que hoy tiene enco-
mendados.
Esto, como be comprende, no tie
ne NADIA que yer con ID de las Gore-
jas del rey Jorge de Inglaterra.s
AnOGh0 pasaFon IN susie On "a
esFeAI.
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peEi6a ~
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BalcO Territorial ! AgfleoIl
Ds Puerto Rico.
sECCION DE AHORROS.

haposicsones so5rs 5s5nstas: Desda
eO.05 & 81. 600. deYenQar6n intsTe1sl 4
9 p0r 100 an7al.
E1lposSoi0nss & pIas0 Jft0: Desde
600 an adelante devengar6n inter6l 81
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Church Services Tomorrow.

Cgn,sr CHrRcH.-Rey. VIM. ]. Morton,
rector-Services at IL 8. M ana DAD p w. ny
Or PAUI,s CHURCH-Services at IL a. m.
and 8p m. by Rev. p p. Phillips. On
CctcF CHURCH-Holy communion at ';SO
q. N. Services at II a. IN. and p Ill
by Rev. Edgar Carpenter. - Co..
IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURVh-0e
vices at II q. m. by Rev. Mr. May .,
Or MARY's CHURCH-Sunday school al
o.45 am. First mass at a. m. High mass
and sermon at ~ g. III. 'e'P0i' "'
dictiOn p. m. l,.,,,.,1,,, Sunday
SFCoSD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Sunuay
,.ohaoI Of Q.3O a. m. Services at III a. IN.
md an. m. by Rev. +. J. Brooke, d. u;
pTIsT CHURCH-Sunday school at $50 a.
Nm Services at IL a. m. and p. m py
"'S TeI Nj METH. EPIs. CHURCH-Sundsy
school at $3.50 a. m. Services at IL q; III
and at 1880 p. m. by Rev: D. A. 'eners'
Young Peoples Meeting al ,, III; cund.v
NETH. EPIs. CHURCH SoUTH-Suhday
scbool $50 a. m. Services at ii a. IN. ana
Sp. m. by Rev. j. r. Stump: -.
MFTH. PROT. CHURCH-Sunday school al
QI5a M. Services at II a. m. and p III.
nv Rev. J. II. S. Ewell. {. r. Society AT
r FREE METHODIST CHUBcH-Lee street.
near Wilkes-Services atll a. M anu ''0V Pun
by the Rev B. A. Scull. ,..o o,..s,,
VILLAGE CHAPEL, NJ. Z. CHURCH o0OIh-- =.
Gibbon street, near. Alfred.Msunasy Scnooi al
DEL RAY CHAPEL Me. CHURCH SOUTH
Sunday school at 2. Preaching at 3 p. No.
EpwOTth League at Sp. IN.
Aims HOUsE-seryiee at p m. -
MIssION-West side Of Fairfax street, be-
tween Franklin and Jefferson streets.-Ser'
vices at 7:S0 p. m. o., loo,o.
RoRFRTs CHAPEL, NJ. f. CHURCH leolor-
sedl-Preachng at II a. m. and 1880 p. M.
MEADE CHAPEl-Sunday school at 5:5o p
I'm. Evening service at 5 p. m.
nth pitt street-Rev. w. ii. johnson, pas
tor-Sunday school at $50 a. m. Baptlzlng
at 10 a. m. at Union and Gibbon streets. Com m
munion at $3.50 p. IN. and preaching at |So
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rUba KNIGHTS of Honor.

Since the recent action of the national
officials of the Royal Arcanum III ma
terially increasing the assessments o.
members who have passed the age OF 6V
wears. attention has been directed to-
ward other fralernal insurance organlza-
tions. and those interested in the 8 anne
have become more or less apprehenslve
as to whether they will be called upon
TO face similar conditions. The knights
of Honor. a branch of which is located
in Alexandria, has already been made to
realize that members of that organization
wko have reached the Oser age will be
compelled to increase their assessments
in order to maintain their standing
The Knights of Honor claim to be the
nucleus of the Royal Arcanum and other
similar fraternal institutions, and men
who have grown old in the order and
whose interests have ever been centred
in its welfare will have TO snrmount
present difficulties or drop ont OF the
ranks. The Knights of Honor and the
Royal Arcanum are both valued institu'
tions, embracing on their rolls many rs,
,teemed and representative citizens, and
it is the universal wish that present diff
.culties NAV soon pass away.
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I5c Colored Embroidered Dotted Swisses re-
dueed IA 72c.
12sc Fancy and Solid Color Voies reduced
to 72c.
Zoe Solid Color Lawns reduced to sc.
25c Arnold Organizes, large floral designs,
reduced to l2lc
1lie Figured Organdies reduced TO &c.
1Oc Fancy Lawns reduced to &c
10 Fancy Lawns reduced to &c.
I5c TO I9c White Mercerized Madras reduced
to 10c.
12ic White Madras reduced to 73c.
25c White Goods reduced 10 i2lc.
l2lc silk Moussellines reduced to 9Ic.
l5c Blouse Linons reduced to lie.
i2Jc Cannon Cloth reduced to 9sc.
Sc Check NainsONks reduced 70 b.
l5c Fancy Zephyr Ginghams reduced to fSc.
12Ic Colo, ed Madras reduced to Csc.
l2ic Oxford Cheyiots reduced to 6ge.
Sc Shifting Prints reduced TO 3sc.
Sc ward wide Percales reduced to 48c.
70 Fine Brown Cotton reduced TO &C.
l2Ic Silk Effects reduced to Sgc:
rO, Fancy Black Goods reduced to zoe.
zoe Atwood Voiles reduced to 29c.
25c and 39c Fancy Silk Remnants reduced
to l2Ic. :,
TO 2jc.
zoe Persian Lawn, 40 inches, reduced to l2lc.
i5c Colored Piques reduced TO 93c. =,
25c White Embroidered SwisSes reduced
10 ljc.
&c Apron Ginghams reduced 10 DC.
l2Ic White Dimity, 40 inch reduced to 6sc.
I0. Long Cloths reduced to 73c.
sc Seersucker reduced to DC.
Re Plain Color Chambray reduced to DC.
Ne Bleached Cotton reduced to 5sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-08
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

The July term of the Corporation
Court will begin on Monday.
A marriage license was issued in WASH
ington yesterday to Jake Slingerland and
Bette Jones, both OF Prince William
county.
The u. S. Court, Judge Edmund
Waddil, IT,, will open in this city on
Monday and will, it is expected, DE I'D
session for some time.
A feature of the evening services at
the NJ. Z. Church South during the
months of July and August, will be a
song service from s to 8:l5 o'clock.
Since the removal Of the old ferry
house at the foot OF King street all I'M
obstructed view is nov had of the river
from that street-as of years gone by.
The evening services at Christ Church
during the remainder of the summer VIII
be held at $50 o'clock and continue Tor
80 minutes, including a 10 minutes adj
dress.
Mr.. j. HI. Lunt sold at auction today
lot of ground and tenement thereon
situated on the east eide Of Alfred street,
80 feet north of Wolfe street, to VIM. ii.
Thornton for $3.50.
While Mr.. Kramer, the florist. was at
work in his garden on north fayelte
street yesterday carter snake, four feet
long, suddenly glided across his porch
and made its escape.
The remains of Scott Minor, cOlored,
whose d. ad body was found near Rosslyn,
in the county, few days ago, will be
sent tomorrow. by Mr.. Wheatley to
Guinea's station, Caroline county, his
former home.
The remains of the late Julia Egan,
who died in Washington, on Thursday,
we're brought here this morning and In
tered privately. The funeral services
were held at the home of the deceased
in Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stanton, who are
conducting the Star of Hope mission in
this city, are still actively at work.
They expect TO receive relnlorctmehlS
shortly, when more active propaganda
will be instituted.
People living in the vicinity of Prince
and Fayette streets complain of the I'M
certainty of the electric light at that in
terseclion. 1t burns at random and
often people are compelled to move about
the vicinity in darkness.
Two young men of Primes Georges
county, Nd, Henry Kerby and HilIery
Hartman, while driving in buggies, came
near losing their lives on Thursday in
attempting to cross Broad Greek which
had become much swollen by the heavy
rains of that day.
Free Clam Chowder tOnightat Ben's House,
ia north Fairfax street. George Benson,
proprietor.
Free Crab Feast at Tontne Hotel, Cam
eron street, tonight. c. II. Ticer manager
After June 3Oth a Merchants Special at
Fleischmann's from u to 2 p. m.
Porter and ale on draught; also sold at 10
cents per quart. c. H. Zimmerman, Market
alley. tu'u''a
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Navy Yard Employees.

II is stated that there is no friction be-
xyeen the authorities of the Navy DC
partment and the machinists employed
at the Washington navy yard over the
question of the right of the machlnlsls
ITO half holiday on Saturdays. A de-
,cision on the subject was expected to-
,day. Mr.. Emmett l.. Adams, president
of Columbia Lodge of Machinlsts, which
embraces 900 of the machinists EN-.
ployed in the naval gun factory, stated
Yesterday that he had just finished con-
ference with the legislative committee OF
Columbia Lodge, and that ne was very
firmly of the opinion there would be no
friction between the members of his as
ISOLATION and the officials Of the naval
gun factory, nor would there be any VIC
Istions of the regulations of discipline
under which they are employed because
of the misunderstanding about the hall
holiday on Saturday. Mr.. Adams said
that the machinists would continue, in
proper way, to press for a final decision
by the department on their position.
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The Market.

There was fine display of country
nroduce in market this morning, most OF
which was offered at reasonable prices
Butter ranged from 20 to 20 cents a
pound. eggs 20 cents dozen and chick
ems from 30 to so cents each. There was
an abundance of seasonable fruit on the
benches. Raspberries sold from to IL
cents box, blackberries 10 cents and
huckleberries Is cents. There was a
plethora of vegetables, and all, save to
matoes. sold at low prices.
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To Study the Potomac.

With the view to safeguarding the
public health and ia furtherance of its
scientific work, the Bureau of Forestry,
10 cooperation with the Geological Sur
yey, has begun study OF the conditions
of the watershed of the Potomac river
and its tributaries. The general plan
will inclnde a determination OF all
causes of co"tamination, both from do
nestle and industrial sources, and be
cause Of bare and eroded watersheds
The tributaries of the Potomac will be
critically examined in Virginia, Mary
land, West Virginia and probably in
Pennsylvania, the purpose being TO find
out and lessen if possible the amount
of solid matter carried down the river
during freshets. In this way material
aid is expected 10 be given future filtra-
ton OF the water for domestic purposes.
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75c Bleached Satin Damask, all linen. Y
inches wide. reduced to SOC.
81 Hemstitched Linen Table Covers reduced
to S1.lg.
25c Fancy and Huck Towels reduced to l9c.
Sc Huck Towelling reduced to DC.
soc Sheets reduced to 39c.
l5c Hemstitched Pillow Cases reduced to lie.
25c Mems and Boys Bathing Trunks reduc-
cd to Toe.
SOC White Unlaundered Shirts Slightly soil
ed) reduced to 29c.
75c Laundered White Shirts (soiledD reduc-
ed to SOC.
l2lc Ladies' Lace Hose, black and tan, re-
duced to &c
100 Ladies' Lisle Hose reduced to l2lc.
25c Infants Caps reduced e. l9n.
soc Inlants' Caps reduced to aac,
lSc Table Oilcloths reduced to l21c.
l2Ic Dress Shields reducrd to &c,
2jc Ladies' Neckwcar reduced tn loo
81. GO Ladies' White Waists reduced to 75c.
i5c Patent Gather Belts reduced to 9c.
15c to 2Fc Enbroideries reduced to l24C.
Sc to Toe Embroideries reduced 10 DC.
100 pieces Torchon I.aces and lnsertings re-
duced to &C.
CSC Light Lawn Wrappers reduced to SOC.
81 25 Light Lawn Wrappers reduced to zoe.
81 Light Lawn Wrappers reduced TO zoe.
81 Duck Skirts reduced TO t9c.
s. 9S Ladies' Wash Suits reduced to Sl9S.
s.. 9s White Duck Coat Suits reduced to $40
$j.9S White Duck Goats Suits reduced q
S39S.
SOC Ladies Muslin Underskirts reduced
to 500.
soc Ladies' Muslin Gowns reduced to SOC.
39c Ladies' Muslin Drawers reduced to 25c.
l9c Cambria Corset Covers reduced to 12lc.
SOC White Bed Spreads reduced to SOC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-08
CHOLERA INFANTUm'

Child Not Expected 20 Live from one
Wonr To- Another. but CURED py
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera All"
DiarrhOea Remedy. ~
Ruth, the little daughter of Z; N.
Dewey of Agnewville, Va, was serious
10 III II cholera infantum last summer
1--WE gave her up and did not expect G. n sa
to live from one hour to another ne
says. | happened to think of Chamber Chamber,
I Remedy and got bottle of it from the
tore In FIVE minutes saw change
for the better. We kept on giving II
and before she had taken the half OF one
small bottle she was we'll" This remedy
it for sale by Gibson and Timberman anu
w. F. Creighton & 20.