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Table Linens.

All our Table Linens 60 in this sale
at big reduction
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Dress Linens.

White Dress Linens at a handsome
saving:
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-06-14

All our Mems first quality Negligee
Shirts, assorted colors, all sizes and
splendid patterns, nothing better made
for SIoo; Red Ticket sale price QQn
two for SI.75, or for each only OOU
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JEkSEl OEN NAL ~ ~
Liberty Street and South Ferry time from South
EASTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MATCH CHUNK-tt0Q GAS E4StCn only, e.lo
an, 40, 40. 500 lS45 Easton only p. m sun
days; stSo sp n i,cS &5 $50 GS-RRhNroN Am
$40 A m. 500 p. m. sundays, $50 a. m, p. m.
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURsT TONS RIVER
Am RARNEGAT -zt.OO 900 a, m, Gi.sO $40,
40 Lakewood and Lakehurst only, abOo, 1905
H XrtANlID GN6 BRIDGETOS a. m.
LSSGp BRANCH, AsBURY PARK, OCEAN
GROVE POINT PLEASANT AND SEA
SHORE POINTS-z4o0. $50, il-So a. m. II 20,
445, $50, $50, li.S0 p. M. sunday except ocean
All ST ~ ri. rs ns STARLIGHT. MONMOUTH
BCH- EAST LONG BRANCHT,st;oo' $50, SO
iiNOa. m, 80. go $50 Atlantic HIS onlyl,ob
p m sundays, 900 a. m, 40
aso' 10, tsOo. 300 1000, fiiOo a, m 'i7Oo
,iI6 ESQ roo 800. 400, 1900 '6OO. y 80
800, 1000 p. N. .l2i5 mdt -,.- ,... 49,.
A AND cHESrNUoT S ,,Sb ..oo q Sc .
BRITIMoRE AND WAsHINGTON-s'oo, 1000,
READING. HARRISBURG, POTTsvTLLE AND
NILfIAMSPORT-4O H75, tsOo IT9IO
1000 100 a. m. Reading only, 800, h'i;20,
100 p m. Reading. Pottsvtle' Harrisburg only
,FPom ~ ilb e street only 'Dnly 'Daily.
except sunday. SUNDAY only :Panor cars only.
MA Tamaqua. HSaturdAys. AEHcept saturdays
Onces liberty 81. Ferry. south Ferry. Astor
ssi 5ih Az Is linton Square West 77Ns Sd Az. 17S
Vest 18th ST. 2I Columbus Ay, New York, N2,
sts a. Fulton ST.. s6o Fulton St. Brooklyn 50
a aTGsq f5f snd cSeeFs baggage to de.Ion
H. G. BESLER, {. NJ BURT
vice pres and Gen. MGR. Gen. Passr Agent.
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TUESDAY UD.--M ti;SO 4. NJ. for ITALY direct
especially addressed only, per steamship Phn1
Adalbeu.
WEDNESDAY uD.-At 7:So A. ~ supplementary
a. NJ for Europe, per steamship Oceanic.
VIA Queenstown and Liverpool a. iD A. ~
for NETHERLANDS direct especially al.
dressed only per steamship Rotterdam; A.
ia, NJ for NORWAY PARCELS POST MAILS,
per steamship United States also regular mail
Tor Denmark when specially addressed for this
THURSDAY u0.-At7 An. for FRANCE, swift.
ERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN, PORTUGAL, IrR.
KEY. EGYPT. GREECE and BRITISH INDIA.
per steamship La Touralne. via HAVE also
other parts Of Europe when specially addressed
for this steamer; al 10 a, NJ. for AIUKES
ISLANDS. per steamship Republic also lta,y
when specially addressed for this steamer,
SATURDAY as AT Q 4. NJ. for EUROPE. per
steamship New York. Via Plymouth and Cher.
bouTg dncluding ireland when specially al
dressed for this steamer: at $50 4, II. for BEL.
GUM PARCELS POST MAILS, per steam.
ship Finland talsI regular mall for Belgium
when specially addressed for this steamer.
al $50 4. A. Tor ITALY direct especially al d..
dressed only. per steamship kornigiu Luiss
AZ $50 A. N. supplementary II g. NJ for
EUROPE, per steamship Coronia, via Queen.
town and Liverpool, at 1880 p ". for SCOT
LAND direct Especially addressed only, per
steamship Astoria.
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WEST SHORE R. R.

New York Central Hudson River R. r. Lessee
Trains leave Franklin St. station. New York, as
follows and IS minutes later foot West 42d ST. n. r.:
siOOP, " -ChicaTo Express
s2.25 p M-Con lin for Detroit, Chi. St. Louis.
400 = M.-For Roch.. Buffalo. Clevel'd Chicago.
800 p. n For Roch., Buffalo, Detroit st. Louis.
sp.t5 = M-For syria. ROch.. Mia Fails. Oct. Chi.
snaily. 'Daily. except sunday. baggage checked
from hotel or residence by WestCOtt Express
A. h. SMITH @. r. LAMBERT,
Geng Manager Genl Pass'r Agent.
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Direct Route from
Nav York 4 Boston to Niagara Falls.
Trains depart from Grand Central station. 42d
street New York, as below:
North aud west bound trains except those leav-
ing al $50 A. NJ. 745 $50 li0 p. NJ, viii stop AZ
10Th street 70 receive passengers ten minutes after
leaving Grand Central station.
$40 4. M.-.fEMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
Ss4S 4. Mast MALTA hours 70 Chicago.
1920 4. M.-'DAY EXPRESS.
1850 p. M.-sBUFFALO LIMITED,
100 p. M.--'SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
100 =. A.--'CHlCAGO LIMITED. -
24S p. N. -'The 2Oth CENTURY LIMITED
20 hour train 70 Chicago, via Lake shore
400 p. M.-'MICHIGAN CENTRAL EXPRESS.
$40 p. M.-'LAkE SHORE LIMlTED-2Sl1 hour
train 10 chicago. All Pullman car.
B;S7 p, N. --'CLENELAND. CINCINNATI, ST
LOUIS, DETROIT and c CHICAGO LIMITED
eeSSSS MM- -:MM6bSS4TERHFSS L fSPRfSs.
80 p. M.-'ADIRONDACK & MONTREAL EX
CLEVELAND and ToRoSTo SPECIAL,
ego p. NJ WESTERN y. Y. and chicago EX.
'Daliy. Except sunday. yEHcept Monday
HARLEM DIVISION,
900 A. NJ. and SIS P. N. daily, except sunday,
10 Pittsheid and North Adams sundays AZ go
Pullman cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
Ticket oflces at lte. 26l, as and 1918 Broadway
IS Union So W. 275 Columbus av,, as West l25th
81 Grand Central and i75th ST stations. New York
SIS and 72o Fulton 81 and 100 Broadway, Brooklyn
Cab Service baggage checked from hotel OF resi-
dence by Westcou Express Company.
a. II SMITH. GEORGE II. DANIELS,
Gent Manager. Gen1 PHSs'r Agent.
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Regular and supplementary malls close A. For
eign Station corner OF West and Morton Strertsl
half hour later than closing time shown below lst
cept that supplementary Malls for Europe and
Central America, Via Colon. close one hour later Of
Foreign station.
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tShould be read DAILY by eli interested a,
changes may occur AZ any tmel
Foreign malls foT the week ending April rs ia1y
will close PROMPTLY In all casesI Al the General
Poet once a. follows REGISTERED AND PAR.
CELS-POSr NAILS close one hour earlier than
closing time shown below. Parcels Post mails
for Germany close al p. VI. April 10. per steam.
Bluecher' and April ~; per steamship Kaiser VIII
helm II,
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RAILROADS.
NEW YO2E, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD R.R

Trains depart from Grand Central station, 42d
st. and 9Th av.. follows for
BOSTON via New London and Providence 40
flflOOO '1niOO7 4. NJ. fi1l 90. 'Ifl.O8. 'NHS 90
fiI5OO, .fi50i, 'fl2OO p 81.
boston VIA WilImAntic-- fSsOO a. ~, 1900 p. N
BOSTON, Via STANDARDIZATION 4. NJ, itl7Oo
sltO0, ~ 90 p, ~
FTTCHHl 90, Via Putnam worcester-'soo ?. y
LAKENlLl.E a NoRfoLh-is6o a. n, 1881 Y, y
PITTSFIELD-tts5O. $50 a. NJ. iSsl P. N.
WATERBURY and MlNSTED-itSo 1900. 1850,
fi0O2. $1,000 20 Waterbury, A. NJ, n %, 'i:SO.
$500, TOO. $500 10 Waterbury, p ".
Ticket ofhces a. eGTAnd Central station and ol2sth
St. also az ciiG c76i tts5 ciS54 Broadway, c8 PARK
Place. cS Union Square. cis1 nth avenue, cas-
Columbus Ave. go Madison Ave, c778 Vest i25th
ST. 1853 Past t15th ST In Brooklyn, q Court ST.,
40 Fulton ST.. no broadway N. D.,
'Daiy. Except sundays. Sundays only. fStOp
At I25th 81 xStop al i75th ST Sundays only. spar
Tor Car Limited Has dining car oPArlor and Sleep
ing Car tickets also.
o. M. SHEPARD, Gen. Supt
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Eli SOBEL. Auct o. Bowery. sells 10 An
eli goods pledged 10 April s, 1904
April ll-Clothlng. Charles ]. singer. SIS 10Th ay.
April ii-Jewelry. New York Loan once, h.
WArxhauer a Co., 1901 I'd av
April 12-Jewelry, odds and ends, SC. Thomas
Newman Sons. Brooklyn.
April is-Clothlng. r. Sobel a Son. 100 % Az.
April iA--Clothing and jewelry a. Anspach.
80 Willis av.
Aprl i4--Jewslfy, Al pledges from No 7S8a 10
pi4O, and all goods held over. n. I1oWv. 7t2 On Av
April l7-Clothing. Bronx Loan once. r. Cohn
Prop, 27N Sd av.
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Tcksis tnd iu!lnan tceomm9aauont iiE, ~ ~
g. q - a9 Corr nj 30 Ave- n ~ 49, uiSSs -
q . = 90 E 3. 5s'ssf s. SSSsES
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rRANsPAc1F1c NAILS. FORWARDED ovrR-

TRANSPAClFlC NAILS: tOkNAhpEp WIN
The schedule OF closing o. Trsnspaclhc Mans
arranged on the presumption OF 'helr 9n'nl Tg
Tupted overland transit 10 port OF sailing ll"
nnAl connecting malls geXcrpi Registered Irsn'
pacific Malls despatched via NaneogvST nlc,Gns,,
day. close at the General POST once. Ne" forS
HAWAII. via san Francisco. close atop ". April
10 Tor despatch per steamship Alameda,
HAWAII JAPAN, KOREA CHINA and PHIL.
Up. ~. April Is for despatch per steamship
HAWAI-. VIA san Francisco, close e. p. w. APR.
Is for despatch per steamship Nevadan
TAHITI and MAR6UESAS ISLANDS. va Can
NEW zEALANb, AuSTRAL.lA except West
specially addressed mail for Fljl ISLANDS
Via San francisco. close at p. ~. Aprl
ihe CunSrd steamer carrying the British maj
for New Zealand docs not arrive In time %
bg "a $50 "a 4. ~. ESQ a. NJ and p n Sun
DAYS az 80 4. n, a; y, snd P. ~ wv !,
the CunArd steamer
PHI lsLANpS and spsSslly sddrss SSx T,l u,
Vancouver and Victoria, b. c., close A. 4 p N.
APnl 2 for despatch per steamship h'qpEIep54H,
CHINA and specially addressed mall FOR ~
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. via Vancouver ana
despatch per 81 steamships SDs Empires pr Of esns
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS and GUAM. VIA san rA,
elseo close al p. N. April 20 for de'pa'''
HAWAI- JAPAN. KOREA. CHINA and PHILIP
?. u. Iphi 3 for despatch per s,ssm'a.'
Korea.
NANcHURIA tsIosp, Mghdsn; NssEcelhEiso3T 80 -
present forwarded via Russia.
NOTE.-Jnloas otherwise addressed. Wet we
tfaliA is forwarded via Europe. View Zeartr'
va San Froncisco and certain places .r no
Chinese Province Of Yunnsn. Via British Irds
the quickest routes, Philippines sp~c'a
addressed via Europe must be fully pr"pal
A. the foreign rates. Hawaii Is torUarg"l
VIA san Francisco eIrluslVely.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX, Postnas'''
Post once New York, y. V. Apul :. 1919
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MEN AND WOMEH

no EXTRA CHARGE FOR IT.
Adveftinemcnta for the sun and Evening S.1
nay b left 81 any American pituict Messenger
: o1o1 ~ ~ leltysi
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PIANOS AND OReANs.
PIANO
The G.
~

gradual the
Of successive generations family practically and scientifically
Unlike other welnown houses
of the there
gandsons and hydrocarbons of the original founder
departments Of our house. which than
a other time of our history
Of the highest musical authorities America
Palace Exhibition this city unanimously pronounced the
Standard Plano
World and each has steadily Vdened the between the
Steinway and its wouldbe competitors
public endorsed verdict lies
the fact thousand Steinay
world the original purchase value of which
stupndou total Of One Indred Million Dollars Up
to wealthy could afford purchase excepting
musical profession who save for attain the great
Sinway But since the introduce
ton Snway models the Vetegand $780, and the
the has been within eayreach
to the positive difference of from $50 $50 will deter
lasting produced
possessing SH1ay piano puts the seal of supreme
abby0baI on the musical taste of the O1Hsr.
illustrated catalogue and Portraits OF Musical Celebrities
mailed on application
STEINWAY & SONS
Steinway Hall, and 100 E. 18th St, New York.
Sabnay Express Station the Door.
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L. /. FIRuSKi, Auct.. 10 Bowen sells 10 \. NJ.
April lily NJ a 2, Bruckheimer; Jewelry
April i3-By william simpson. vi Park row.
diamonds watches, jewClry and all pledges prior 70
Feb. 10, 1904, 10 No. 1921 Of 1904 and al goods
served from PREVIOUS sales
April iS-By George Weaver 400 9th av.. clothing
&c, pledged prior April s. 1904
April i4-By =. J, Lemon & Son, J. T. Lemon q
Co. 40 9th Hv., diamonds watches icwelry and
gll pledges from June O. 1902 10 Feb 20 1904 from
Nos. HISS N 2aSs6 and all older dates held over
April l4-By ". Levy, IS CsTnine St: diamonds.
watches. jeweiry and all pledges prior April a. 1904.
April HBy b. DrCytr. az 9th av. clothing
&C. pledged prior April T. 1904
April l7-By n q L. Harlan, 1877 East i2bth 81 .:
diamonds. watches, iewclry and all pledges prior
April Z. 1904, and all older dates held over.
April i7-By Mayer. Jersey City: clothing
April is-By NJ q Z BruckheimeT 2lOs Sd av.;
Clothing, &c, pledged prior April s. 1904
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RAmRoADG
PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA
ABROAD.
THE ONLY EQUR.TRACK LINE LEADING
sr..r,o,.. OUT o. NEM ToRk. ,,,,,, -r,,,pr
''"''V sTRkE Sp AND pEssfBkossssI AkD NM
CoRTL ANDT STREETS.
ah1t sifests Is I'VE minutes Stef thSa thai Siven
below for twenty .ihlTd street station.
'7B6 An. CHICAGO SPECIAL.
'S5B An ST, Louis LIMITED. For Cihoin.
.IOaGAM THE r." S sRS y tSgAliS LIMITED.
IasP.M ciiilc&%GGS65'' e el SNRc5ffSSfN9Arr ST.
LOUIS EXPRESS.
::sasP.M' SHlGAGqo3 LIMITED aB} ;,v,r,v,p
sssP Z T. %Es f3Ess Ex fIGSRESATl EXP
1887 y. PACIFIC. EMPRESS.
'0Ss P. ", PIrTSBURG SPECIAL,
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
7.SS. SO .s25, as 'i055 a. m. iz,lS, ,pS aio
a. M i27S. Mss t53s Gong sSiolAl Llmited"j
soGTfhERS RAfifwzY I u 5as lisp m. 1910
Atlantic eSoAsr LINE -O2s a. m. and SaS p. m
sE&BoARD AIR LINE.-i22s D. m aud l7iO a. m
NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILwAY.-SaS D. m.
CHESAPEAKE a ONO RAILwAy.-7SS a, m.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK. -
1855 .. m. week days. S25 y. m. daily.
ATLANTIC CITY -e5j a. nj. and ass D. m. week.
days. sundays '7.5J a. m.
f fEG H bAHyda KsBt S'' B& OK oA A.Ou
Park sundays and Point Pleasant. SsS5 q. m
mas B2j, ass p. N. and 1910 night weekdays
sundays, 1910. 9:25 a. m and ass p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
SOS, 775 '765 SIS. SIS 's25. 'fe65, 'e5S, stl075
'iO65, 1928 'l265, u 56, 2iO. ass, 1878,
SIS. as, 't25. ass Ctf55 for North Philadelphia
only, '555, 6b5, 7:65. SOS, OPS Co55 for North
Phlladelphia only p m. illo night week ,dsy s
sundays eos. '755, 625 'a:75. 'feb5. e55 'flol5'
'io5S a. m. l725. 'l255 'l:S5. 1875. se5' .t;2S'
('ft55 for North Philadelphia only, 'E5b, 'b:55'
as, 7.SS, s25, e:25 ta:bS for North Philadelphia
only p. m. 1910 night.
'Dlning car. Extra fare train.
Ticket ofhces Nos t6i, 1884 liS and 26l Broadway;
is2 FIN avenue (beow 23d ST.; 263 Fifth avenue
corner 10th ST.: / Astor House, and stations
named above Brooklyn. $40 Fulton street, 800 Fu
ton street, so Bro adNay, and Pennsylvania Annex
Station. The New York Transfer Company VIII
call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
dences through 20 destination.
Telephone "54S Chelsea" for Pennsylvanla Railroad
Cab Service.
". W. ATTERBTRN, J. n. WOOD,
General Manager. pass'r frame Manager.
GRO. W BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
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IAN elegant furnished A Apartment With private
bath, includinG meals for one. $50 weekly: two So
weekly, hotel service, private telephone. GALA
TN HOTEL. 20 West 4eth 81, near 5th Av
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JULIUS SHONGOOD. Auctionecr By Jos
Shongood's Sons, AuCt's o. B0wcry
April ii-Jcwclrv, &c C. BrICkhelmer, 1893
ID Hv,: J. Nelson, II Stanton st.
April i2--Clothlng n. s. Isaacs, 2436 sth Av.
April i2-JeWrry, watches, diamonds, silver
ware, &C n. Peysors Son, roo I'd az.
April i3.-Jewrlry. L. Jacobs, 6Oi ID av
April iS-A mems, woncn'S and chlldren's
clothing, dry goods, shoes, carpets. ru-s, dc.,
pledged prior 70 Apr1 Z. 1904. from pledges No
2eSS to is2d0 inclusive, and an pledges held over
Benjamin. Fox, u sth av.
April i4-Jewely, &C, L. Bruckheimer q Co.
90 % av.: ID. BruckhemcT 4 Co, 22S5 ID av.
ApHl l4-All clothing, dresses, dry goods. shoes,
6c pledged prior 20 April Z. 1904, from No. 53i03
10 6tl5. d. SllbeBteln's sons, 10 9Th av.: Silbet
stein Bros, 2457 sth av.
April H-Watches, diamonds, tewelry, clocks
mathematical and other Instruments, brio a brac.
rare prints, &c. Sc. pledged prior 10 April J. 1901
up 70 and Including ticket No iii9s Hudson
Collateral Co. 76t Amsterdam Az.
April i7-ClOthing. Ned Harlt m. 900 Hudson ST.
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BOARDERs WANTED
East side.
West Side

i--ELEGANTLY FURNISHED apartment. mi.
waite bath, including meals SIS weekly: two. las
VAN RENSSELAER, 10 East iith. near 5th av
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CENTRAL. AUCTION CO.. NJ. Sheehan, Auc-
uonesT t52 and 49, Canal ST., will sell:
April lily r. simpson Co, Myrtle sv., Bklyn.
diamonds jewelry, &C, TO No. 400i. March l. 1905,
end goods held over.
April ii-By Joseph Levy, iS Verok st.: Barney
Loan Co, 1883 Sd av.' clothing TO April /, 1904
April i2-By $. Lechtentrltt, S5T ID av.: diamo nds
iewelry. &c. 70 Apri L. 1904.
Aprll i2--By Bren q Ryan: clothing.
April i9-By NJ Wei Co., 2247 Sd ay.' diamonds.
iewelry. &c, TO April T. 1904.
April i3-By n Miller, clothing.
April l4-By X. MCAlceuan, io4 Sth av.' diamonds,
Watches, iewery and siverware, from No, 1, Jan.
l, 1904 TO No. 202O0 March 81 1904 Inclusive, and
old dates and numbers held over.
- April i7-By Il McAcenan, 400 Fulton ST.. Bklyn.,
n, y. diamonds watches. SilyerNare, from No.
eoi0, Feb. IN 1904 20 No ASA. March II, 1901 In D..
elusive and an old dates and numbers held over
April l7-By NJ l. Fullan, Csc 10th av., clothing to
April 10, 1903.
April lsBy p. simpson a Co. l43 Vest 42d St;
diamonds iewelry. &c, pledged 70 March !, 1904,
Nos 1 70 1000 and all goods held over.
April lS-By r. McAlccnan, lgt sth av.: clothing
&c. pledged 70 April 10, 1904
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-10
NAMED HIS ADVISERS.
Philadelphia's Mayor Selects Men for
CITY Reform

In accordance with his promise that from
now until the end of his administration he
would give to the city of Philadelphia a
business administration. Mayor Weaver has
announced the appointment of an advisory
committee of fourteen In announcing the
names of his advisers the mayor said:
Il expect to consult them on matters of
business connected with the city. Many
problems Will arise from time to time on
which they can give, me expert advice. I
have selected them because of their broad
business experience"
The members of the committee are John
Fl. Converse, head of the Baldwin locomo-
tive works; William Potter. lawyer and
former minister to Italy; Hugh Mccartney
president of the Mccartney file works;
Rudolph Blankenburg. wholesale dry goods;
Charles Emory Smith, editor Philadelphia
Press; Walter f. Hagar, ship broker and
exporter; Mahlon N. Kline wholesale drug
gist; Francis B. Reeves, bank president;
William T. Tiiden, wholesale wool mer-
chant; w. w. Justice, wholesale wool mer-
chant; Morris Newberger, bank president;
John r. Musser, physician; John H Niche
ner, business man and bank president, and
Charles H. Harding, wholesale yarns
One of the developments of yesterday was
the arrest of John A Acker, general store
keeper of one of the water works stations
in that city. He is charged with falsely
certifying to the correctness of certain false
bills presented by contractors and with ac-
cepting brides while in the performance of
official duties. He was given hearing be-
fore magistrate and held in s., 900 bail for
a further hearing.
Acker was dismissed from the service
early in the day and before his arrest oc-
CURED. Another dismissal for the good of
the service was that of Robert Bromley,
the foreman of the machine shops of the
water works.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-10
HUNTINGDON VALLEY GOLF
Mcfarland Put Out Horstman and
Carr Beat Lafferty.

Grand golf was the feature in Yesterdays
ma tch play rounds of the tournament for
the Lynnewood Hall cup, at the links Of
the Huntington Valley Country Club, at
Noble. Pa. The two home players, H B.
Mcfarland and Simon Carr, who had dis
tinguished themselves by tying for the
qualifying prize, were distinctly to the fore
| in yesterdays play. and. barring unlocked
for upset, should fight out the final for the
honor between them
With perfect weather and an ideal course,
there was nothing to prevent the golfers
from going at their best, and Mcfarland
displayed his true quality in his match
with F. o. Horstman. the former Chevy
Chase golfer, who was looked upon as hav-
ing grand chance for the trophy. Both
had won their first matches in fairly easy
style, and when they met the contest of
the day was anticipated. Strictly speaking,
however, the contest failed to materialize,
inasmuch as Mcfarland had matters all his
own way, thanks to his marvellous game
Naturally terrific driver and invariably
deadly putter. he was at his best yesterday
and Horstman. playing a really good game.
could do nothing to stem the tide OF defeat.
The Merton man only succeeded in winning
two holes of the round. and Mcfarland fin
| ally won by up and 3 to play, in the rec
ord-breaking medal score of &c for the Jour-
ney. The cards are 2s follows:
Mcfarland. go. 3 4 5 $40
Horstman. 49,. 8 ) . ) 5 5 4 2-I3
Mcfarland. -. 4 4 3 3 ) 1876
Horstman. 4 4 4-39-91-S1
Simon Carr upheld reputation fo- play
ing fast golf his match with his club
mate. c. s. Starr He obtained his lead by
taking 4 at the third and fourth holes. and
held it to the end His golf was not only
steady, but brilliant, as the appended me DIAL
cards of the match will demonstrates:
Carr. 6 ) G 80
Starr. 8 5 5 6 A,
Carr 8 4 3 3 1870
Starr. "a 446 5-i2-s5
The matches for the second cup were for
the most part, interesting. The two Phila
delphia Country Club representatives. G. J.
Cooke and Jesse Male. came through sue
cessfully, and being opposite ends of the
| bracket, are picked for the finals,s for the
| trophy. Yesterdays summary is as fol-
! lows
LYNNEwOOD HALL CUP
First Match Play Round.
| H. b. Mcfarland, Huntingdon Valley,
| beat W. c. Pfeil, Merton. up and 2 to
| play.
| F. o. Horstman, Merton, beat c. Ph.ller
| jr.. Merton. up and l to play.
II. NJ. Forrest. Philadelphia Cricket, beat
| Del Nobiit, Huntingdon Valley 3 up and
| to play.
| H. p. Smith, Huntingdon Valley. beat A.
H. Smith, Huntingdon Valley, 2 up.
| w. l.. Ross. Huntingdon Valley, beat J..
| A. MeCurdy, Overlook. 2 up and / to play.
| r. L. Hanson, Philadelphia Country, beat
G. A. Crump, Philadelphia Country. 2 up
and l to play.
| C. s. Starr. Huntingdon Valley beat M.
/ K. Neiffer. Huntingdon Valley 5 up and 3
| to play.
| Simon Carr. Huntingdon Valley beat G..
| c. Lafferty, Chevy Chase. up and l to
| play.
Second Round.
| Mcfarland beat Horstman, up and 3 to
| play.
| H. p. Smith beat Forrest, up.
| Hanson beat Ross. up and TO play.
Carr beat Starr, up and to play.