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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-26
TRIBUNAL SUPP
DiversOs recurs0s d.
ci6n en- varias caus
viIes y criminales.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Peticiones de indulto y con-
donacion de penas que So
licitan de la isla.

Aver SO vic en- el Tribunal Su-
premc la apelaci6n de don Javier Cue
vas Zequeira..contra ell Comisionado de
Educaci6n, Mr.. Roland r. Falkner, en-
eobro de dollars.
El senior Cuevas, por medic de su
abogado seaor Sarmento, solicit6
del tribunal que So anulara la resolu.
ci6n del comision ado Mr.. Falkner, can
celandole 10 licencia de maestro gra-
duado. Pidi6 ser repuesto en- el car
60 que eiercla. abono de sueldos 6
indsmnizaci6n por dan Is y perjuicios.
RI senior Rossy ipform6 ca sentido
contrario, solicitando que el Tribunal
Supreme confrmass en- todas sus par.
tes Ia ssntancia de la Corte de Distri-
to de San Juan.
-Tambien sc ceebr6 anita el mis-
mo tribunal Ia apelaci6n de la senten
ella dictada contra ell ex policfa Ramon
Gonzalez, por la Corte de Distrito de
Ponce, por delito de estafa.
Llevaba la representation del ape
lants el abogado Benitez Casta1o.
El fiscal sefior Rosy aleg6 que,
no habiendo motives para solicitar la
revocation de la pena impuesta, &c
desestimase el recurso del acusado.
Ell Tribunal Supreme resolverA
acerca de ambas apelaclones.
En- la ofclna dsl AT orney Gene
raj 90 tramitan los siguient,s infor.
mes, dirigidos al gobernador Mr. Win
throp en- solicitud dc indultos y con-
donaci6n dc penas:
Enrique Gambaro, sentenciado por
abuse de confanza; Tomas Lamela
por delito contra ell Poder Ejecutivo
Luis Rodriguez, acomet miento y sgre
sion; Ramon Gonzalez Miranda, por
robo de cafe; Eugenio Gutierrez Avi.
la, robo en- cuadrills; Eduvlgis Perez
Maron, robo en- cuadrilla; Banigno
Miranda, hurto dc mayor cuantfa; 10
se A. Martloez, mutilaci6n; Emilio
Rosa Velazquez, por homicide volun
luntario; Juan Soto Santiago, riha
Antonio Santiago AlbArran, h lrto dt
menor cuantla; Balloon ero Ramos
adulterio; Gregorlo Cortes Perez, hur
to; Pedro Cruz Lopez, homicid %; Zoi
10 Morales, disparo dc armss; Luis
Losads, estafa; Francisco Ortiz, AGO
metimiento; Vicente Duen, sgresi6n
Jose Soto, hurto; Pedro Perez Rive
ra, robo en- despo blado; Miguel Qua
dalupe, homicidio.
Sc eucuentran enferm )s en- ell h S.
pital los dos dtimos.
Dichos solicitantes han cumplile
la mayor parte de las condemns qut
les fueron impuestas por las Corte
de Distrito. Fl Attorney Mr. .Feuille
& pesar de la az omeraci6n do trabaio
que ocupau su ofclna, isa especla q
atsrclon al examsn de di his eacri
tos, los cualss ser&n tramitados q |,
mayor bre vsdad possible
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-26
bUEA TRABAJO

Es, por todos concept IN NJ Ia
be trb bslo ell que ha CT mepzsdo q
publican N la ReriSta del Atene0 nues-
tro estimsdo amigo el doct Ruiz
Arnau, haj1 el tftllo CeaeStesia social
Es un estudlo ser o y hoodo que
pone en- relieve la acend ada culturs
de su Autor,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-26
MARQUEE STERLING

Este f.cundo escritor y perlodista
cubano publicasa en- breve-6 ha pu.
blieado va en- Ia Habsna un ltbro In
titulsdo Alreded0r de nuestrd PSic0l0Qid.
Sc cree, dados los m6rItos del
sutor, que sera una obra de positive
aliento artistico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-26
BURtA-BURLAhDO
Ouisiera ser un critico qe.
nia| y universal, perc no
me atrev0.
BROMAS Y VERAS
BR0MAS Y VERAS
Nonadas sobre cosas mias,
que NADIA importan al res
potable publico.

Yoqu' sierra ser critlco, pero, fran.
camente, no me atrevo
Es tan peligroso el ofcio, 50 atrae
uno tlntas snsmistades, que 10 gloria
adquirida 81 Sc adquisre no compen
So tales rIesgos, desafseciones, moles.
tias y disgustos.
Y no cream ustedss, que 20 harfs
criiicas On una sola matsria, por
ejemplo Ia literature. No senior, Yo 30.
ria un crftico dc tomo y lomo, dc gran.
des alientos, dc muchas eampanillas, y
lanzarfa mis- dardos en- divsrsas direo-
clones, ora apuntando 10 polftieo,
ora & 10 econ6mico; bisn ssgando q
troche mochs eorpulsntas calsbaEas
Que fungen como rscipientss de 10 ms.
piraci6n artfssIca; bisn redueiendo q
microsc6picos AMIGOS los arlsqu uines y
pulcinellss de nuestro medic social.
Ea ccasiones me siento rebelde.
Rio, porque tengo que reir y debo de
reir, pero en- mis- burlonas earcajadas
hay dejos de llanto; en- mi ironfa hay
asomos y matices dc trlstezas hondas,
muy hondas, y me cueits I'm immense
trabalo aplaear la sublevaci6n de mis-
nervios, que 10 estremecsn, y pro-
testan, y ansian rompsr sl freno dc
la voluntad como si fusaen corceles
ind6mitos.
Mas surge Ia reacci6n y entonces
siento una profunda lAstima por todo,
comsnzando por mi mismo; lastins y
pena profundas, II, por toda esa in
mensa legion de torpe. de mollsra y
pobres de espfritu, que Sc postran, al
punto do besar ell suelo ON los morros,
anIe media doc 3na de nbeciles caco.
qaimios; que lloran, cuando debieran
rugir; que s, deian Legar, cuando pue-
den pegar; gentes sin volunsad, sin
inteligencia sin fe, q le van dando
vueltAs y tumbos per les mares de la
vida, como nave rct4 y desmant 9lada
y sin tim6n qle es coatlnuo luguete
de los vientos y las olas.
Entonces me AGO netsn tsrribles
deseos de echar correr, de situarme
60 una emiLencia donde todo ell mum.
do pudiera vsrms, de arrojar por Ia
boca grit .n1o bien alto para que se
NE oye.e la mayo distancia possible,
todo el immense cdnulo de amargas
verdades que me sscarabaiea Aca deA-
sro, en 10 m S recondito del alma,
aurque me encerrassn por loco, o me
tIr4sen piedrss.
Afolt nadsments esta rebeldfa pa.
ga vuelvo mi paslvldad y resigns
cion hAbiiuAles
81, 20 quisiera ssr critico, pero,
francamente, no me atrevo.
Despues dc todo, NADIA consegui
ria con ESQ.
Absolutamente, NADIA.
Los tiranos ssguirlan siendo tira-
nos; los tontJs, tontos; los pillos, pi'
llos, y mi, III critleo, al triste y
asenderado crflico, pondrfams de orc
y azul hasta ell extreme de que no ha-
brfa por donds cogerme.
Yo quis era ser crfsico, perC....
Y dale con el estribillo.
En- r. sumidss cuentss, NADIA i'm
porta al publico que yo 10 sea 8 no y
o mismo le ds que este projtmo al
caace laureles, como que reclbs pa
los....
SPor que diablos ha' le rotulado
Buld burld,olo, d ettss NAL hilvana-
das ilneat?
Dur 0nn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-26
SU BE-

De aquella tarde pura que la luz tehia
Con rafsgas de orc eli horizonts azul,
entire ecos perfumes 10 terra Sc dormia
De Ia nsclente sombra en- el serene tul,
De aquela tarde pura brot6 el aleve dardo
Que su existencia hermosa del mundo arrebat6
cuyas dulces horas en- la memoris guardo
Como el ssgrado culto que SO tributa Dlos
Allegro, embebscida al bello panorama
Que con pncel de ensuehos trszaba el porvenir,
En- esa aurora inqueta en- que el amor inhama
Con lampos de 10 eterno ell alma juvenll
Turb6se de repente su angelical mirada,
Bsh6 81 tez divina ntensa palidez,
cusl marm6rea esatua del pedestal lanzada
Por fuerza Irresistible, Sc desplom6 mis- pies
Csy6 en- escorzo Auguido mi virgen de alabastro!
Fotaron sus cabeos en- torno de su faz,
Como el fulgor postrero que Sc envueve un asro
AL esconder su disco en- e conf'n del mar!
Ansoso, de rodlas, con alma que aclerta
comprender possible 10 que asombrado ve
En- mis- temblantes manos alec mi virgen muerta
Queriendo con mi vida vida mantener!
No muerta! Todavfs vsgaban en- sus oios
Las dulces amaradas de su profundo amor,
Vagaban todavfa sobre sus labos rojos
Los dltimos susurros del timo exterior!
Entonces, cual surgida desde los antros fros
Eu que la muerte ruda Ia aprisonaba va,
adn ellcs siento su beso aletear.
iSu beso un tempo arrullo promesa, despedds,
De extiuta melodfa e eco pertraz,
Gotta de luz brillants de la exlstsns6n calda
Cuando la nochs tiende su 6brego csnda'!
Despues.... amiga gente cuerpo amortaabs
Son6 el iudtil rezo de un rito de una fe,
al resplandor augusta que mi mansion eoabs
Sigui6 de oscura noche la horrible lobreguez.
Estaba su cariho tan enlazado al ml9
Tan juntas nuestras almas, tan vivo nuestro amor
Que conturb6 mi pecho la asfxla del vaco
hundi6se en- las tiniebas la luz de mi raz6n!..
Juguets de la augusta butqu6 en- el cementerio,
Bsjo la muda losa, su forms esbeez:
Pedf diversos mitos la clsve del mstero
Que los amantss saliva del h6rrido no ser
solo halle, en ell uno, entire hi unedas escorias
Modestas Aorecilla as de llvido color,
Y hablaronms los oros de cielos do glorias
Donde su fuego exingue la terrena passion. -.
Sin ella parafsos. Felicdad sin ella,
Cuando s entrsha las glorias de un eden;
Cuando es dejar al mundo para hsbitar la sstrella
Sentir de sus mira1as Ia duce lsngudez!
Mas Oh misterio! 81 sopo que arrebat6 sshudo
De mis- amantes brazos su forma material
De mis- sedentos abios arrebatar no pudo
El beso en- q le su vida reconcentrada esti
Por 81 como en- la onda tuave de un perfume
Pas6 su vida toda al fondo de mi SER
ALI nipgio aento profano Ia consume
vive mi vida en fnt ma estrechez
Csy6 escorzo languido mi idolatrada hermosa
En- e sublime iustante de primer amor;
Cayo mujsr, alz6se masstad de diosa
En mi alma santuarlo de eterna adoraci6n!
R. del Vale.
Puerto Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-26
POSITION WANTED

Porto Ricsn young man wishes
situation as English Stenographer,
typewriter and English spanish trans.
lator' Has ofair knowbpge OF spanish
ssenography asd general Office work.
Good references. Address: j. M, Lu.
ma st. No IS, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-26
COLOCACION

Un joven puersorriquefio de,ea co.
locarse de Taqufgrsfo ipgles y CORES
ponsal ingles espafol. Posee conoci.
mlensos avsnzados de taquigraffa es.
pshola y trabajo de o6cpa Buenas
rsferenc'ss. Dire ci6n: J. M, calle
Luna No 58, Sar Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-26
CO|Ocaci6n en- farmaciia

Un Joven, 80 amos de edsd, 12 & f1os
de practlca en- farmscis, buenss refe.
rencias, deses colocsci6n. Informes on
LA DEMoCRACIA. Inn.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-03-01
AND WILLIAM L. BELL COZ
VICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER.


Conway, Feb. 26. The spring
term of court for Horny county
has Just closed. William T. Bell
and George Bell, charged with the
murder CT Mile Bell (wife of
George Bell and aunt of William
+. Bell), were found guilty of
manslaughte rand sentenced to the
pcpitentlary for II years aad five
years respectively.
Two younger brothers of Will
liam Bell and one Van Bullock
implicated in the same case, were
all acquitted by the jury.
MOST PECULIAR AND HORRIBLE
DEATH OF LITTLE GIRL.
Batesburg, Feb 26. The towr
of Batesburg was Mortified anC
shocked at peculiar tragedy
which occurred here yesterday
in which little Annie, the four
year-oid daughter Of Mr. aud MMr; MMr;
II L Wright lost her life. In tht
afternoon several little girls Wer,
engaged at the Wright home In 1
game Cf hide. and-seek and getting
tired OF the game quit, and ther
for the first time noticed the alb
sence of little Annie. Search was
made Immediately and after some
time she was found fallen heaC
foremost into an empty post hole
half tull of water. The smallness
of the hole prevented her from ex.
tracing herself, or making On
outcry. When found her body
was wedged tightly IN the hole,
SO much so that some difficulty
was experienced in getting her
out. She seems to have been
strangled almost Immediately.
rwo physicians used .very effort
fol- several hours to resnscitate
the little girl but all to no avail.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-03-01
Judge Swayne Acquitted.

Washington, Feb. 81 The
Senate has concluded the impeach-
ment trial of Judge Swayne by
acquitting him on all charges made
against him in all the articles Of
impeachment presented by the
House. The voting on the
SwaYne case began at 1910, 90
minutes after theSenate convened,
and continued until 11:45. There
was no discussion, and all the time
was consumed in taking the ~
votes'necessary to dispose of each
of The articles. The highest vote
impreaehmentwus35, and the lowe
against it, At. On the two articles
charging the use of private rail
road cars, s,only 13 votes were cast
for conviction. The larger vot
es were largely along party lines.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-03-01
Russians Main Defense Threaten
ed by the Japs.

Mukden Feb. 26 Fighting
continues in front and west of Tie
pass On the extreme east the
Japanese have taken the outlying
position and they now threaten the
main defense. Owing to their
formidable attack it Is thought
that the japanese artillerymeu are
veterans from Port Arthur, COM
manded by Gen. Nogi. Forty
wounded Russians arrived at
Mukden today and 400 are expo CT
ed tomorrow. Other Indications
point to an unusal stauggle.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-03-01
Mr.. Gordon Goes to Alabama

Fort Mill Times: Rev. NJ. w.
Gordon, who for the past year has
filed the pastorate Of the For
Mill and Flint Hill Baptist church
es, has decided to accept the call
recently extended him by the
church at Brewton, Ala. and on
Sunday rendered his resignation
of his church here The resignat-
ton will take effect the latter part
of March, and Mr.. Gordon expects
to move with his family to Brcw-
ton about the frs. of April.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-03-01
Percentage of killed Large al
Tsinkhetchen.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 26 Gen.
Kuropatkin has telegrarhed to
the emperor under date of Feb,
ruary 25, as follows:
"At 5 O'Clock this morning the
enemy occupied Tsinkhetch,n.
"Exact reports of our yester
days losses have not yet been re-
ceived. There arc 10 officers anG
about 800 men wounded in hospi .
tai ut Soulunyu. The commander
of the detachment reports acts of
bravery by many detached bodies
of troops.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-03-01
Great Battle Progressing on Rus
sian Left Flank.

st Petersburg, Feb q, 1.35 a.
m. An action Of no mean plo-
portion is in progress on the Rus
sian left flank. The advantage
thus far is on the side Of the Jap
anese, though at heavy cost.
From adviees from the front it is
difficult 70 say how severe the
losses have been or bow decisive
the reverse, and whether the jap
anese ure likely to attempt to
drive 10 the Russian left much
further. Gen Kuropatkin evident
ly has been trying TO establish
his left flank far jim advance, to
command the GRO sings of the
Taitse river, the operation being
counterpart of Gen Gripenbergs
movement, on the right flank, to
secure the forts of the Hun river
preparatory to the breaking Up of
the ice in the Spring, The scene
of the operations is 90 miles
southeast of Mukden, beyond Da
pass, an important defile COM
handing the road to Fushum.
Both armies occupying apparently
impregnabIe positions on the
centres. Gen Curopatkin evident
ly planned to inaugurate widely
sweeping operations on both flanks
but the Japanese countered hard.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-03-01
Desperate Rlghtloe.
Rcssians Lbst Ssvshty Per Gent
Killed or Wouhieti. - HaHa.to
Hand Chargcs.

Mandyanri, Manchuria, Feb. 81
- After lighting of the most des-
perate nature the Russians remain
ed yesterday evening in possession
of Che and Da passes against which
the japanese had been flinging
themselves madly from noon until
dark. The Russians, who were
greatly ,utnumbered, sustained re
peated attacks, some units losing
as high as 70 per cent. in killed
or wounded in hand and hand
fighting with the bayonet, to which
they wore reduced, having fired
their last bullets. In order to
hold .Da pass the last reserves were
sent to the firing Inns.
The japanese turning operation
in the region of Gauto pass vas
checked by battalion of Russian
infantry and several squadrons of
cavalry who repulsed the japanese
with heavy loss.
The Japanese also tried to ad-
vance on Nangou md Vanupudzi
but were repulsed.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-03-01
PECULIA DISAPPEARANCE

j. D. Runyan, of Butlerville,
o., laid the peculiar disappearance
Of his painful symptoms, of indl-
gestion and biliousness, to DR..
Kings New Life Pills. lie says:
"They are pei feet remedy, for
dizziness, sour stomach, headache,
constipation, etc. Guaranteed at
Crawford Bros. j. F. Mackey &
Co. and Funderburk Pharmacy,
Drug stores, price Csc.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-03-01
Bodies so far Recovered Number
LOT.

Birmingham, Ala, Feb27-One
more body was recovered tonight
from Virginia Mine, the scene of
last Mondays disaster, making
the total 101. The rescuers saw
seven other bodies in the water,
but will be unable to leach them
until tomorrow morning.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-03-01
West Virginia Nine Scene of DIS
aster.

Bluefeld, w. Va. Fob. 26.
AS result of the explosion in
shaft No. / Of the United States
Coal and Coke company at Wicoe.
today, % miners are supposed to
have lost their lives and it is pos
sible that the number will exceed
this. Up to Sp. m, Is dead bod
les have been taken from the
shaft.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-03-01
PUBLIC AROUSED

The public is aroused to know
ledge Of the curative merits of
that great medical tonic, Electric
Bitters, for sick stomach, liver
and kidney. Mary H. Walters,
of SAT ST. Clair Ave-, Columbus,
o., writes. "For several months,
l was given up to die. / had few
er and ague, my nerves we're wreck
ed; could not sleep, and my
stomach was SO weak, from useless
doctors drugs, that l could not
eat. Soon after beginning to take
Electric Bltters, l obtained relief,
and in short time | was entirely
cured" Guaranteed at Crawford
Bros, j. f. Mackey & Co.,
Fundel bnlk Pharmacy, drug
stores; price soc.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-03-01
Happenings IN The State. 1
As Chronicled by the Alert COZ.
respondents of The Columbia
State
AN ORANGEBURG MERCHANT DIES
AS RESULT OF BURNS

AS RESULT OF BURNS
Orangeburg, Feb. 26. MIR
Joseph 2 Fersner, one of the best
known country merchants and
farmers in the county, died at his
home six miles east of Orangeburg
on Thursday afternoon from the
eff .cts Of burn received two
weeks previously. 1t appears
that Mr. Fersner, who was alone
at the time, fell asleep before tho
fire and spark lgnited HIS cloth
ing, burning hlm fearfully about
the body before 1t could he Iut
out.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-03-01

Mothers can safely give Foley's
Honey andFar To their children for
coughs and colds, for it contains
40 opiates or other poisons. Sold
by Funderburd Pharmacy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-03-01

Mrs Maggie Starnes, who has
been visiting her father, 1 p
Starnes, for some time past re-
turned to her home in Lancaster
Thursday morning.
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Notice to the Public.

1 will hold all inquests in the
county. Phone to my residence
at Pleasant Hill for me when
needed.
j. Montgomery Caskey,
ept. 20-tf Coroner l.. G..
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80 "a
We will offer to the trade for the next month
the following goods at cost, want to make
"a clean clearance of Winter wear in order to
make room for Spring goods So come at once
and inspect our stock, even If you don't wish to
buy, for it is a pleasure to show customers
what startling values we have in store for them
All Winter weights i'm Clothing---Suits, Pants
and Overcoats, at actual cost. Also Capes, Jack
cts, Furs and Mufs accordingly. Blankets, Com
forts and Lap Robes, the same way. 4 big as
sortment of Knit Skirts at your price
We have $50 pairs of fSnoes to offer very cheap
and which are Of the very best that is manufac-
tured But, after breaking the boxes in remov-
ing from one store to the other, have decided to
place them on the Bargain Counter and let them
|go at a great sacrifice. Qua entire line of Shoes
Will be knitted to the core, as we have entirely
too many.
Remember, these Prices are for the SPOT
cash, and no charging will be listened to.
UGme 11 e.; everybody and bring your purse and we
taht has EVER been offered YOU.
We have just received pretty lot Of Spring Goods such as
Gnghms Nainsooks Swisse Piques and lots Of other stvs
We have the largest and best selected stock Of Ladies'
collars that shown on this market
A pretty line Of Ma tailor made Skirts the leading Shades
Also large assortment Of black mercezd Saten Peicoa very chean
We hove the SWEETEST and n line Spring Silks the ptodate SHADES
at and take look and you will be pleased with
prices, pattern, and quality.
Laces and Emboideres nsS nssa M that s ladies have perfect perfect
extensively m pest ana cheapest that money could and feel that we
can please the most faStdiOus. ~ "
he most nptoda line CRAAIS in all oors Asco Fom=nd and
string ties international and United Shirts and Collars tie very best
to be had and also our fifty cent line cant be duplicated
>sSS>SSS>S>SSS>S
% @ s' sa as % ss % e'a % s';H S' ,ss Linen @ s9
SS>SSS SSS>Seg>SSg
We have several rolls Of CARPET that will close at COST Also small
stock Of Furniture that we will sell at cost ~ ~
Thu nIIf||- JONES COMPANY,
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"A negro woman named Cor
nelia Reeves escaped from the
Richland county Jail last Wednes-
day morning after knocking the
jailer, Capt. l.. II. Sigh, down
with u bottle.
Evening star., 1905-10-05

FILED SEPTEMBER Is. I905.-IN THE sU-
preme Court of the District OF Columbia. holding
States for the District Of Columbia. In the mat
ter of the payment of damages resulting to ada
act approved February ss, 1908. relating e ths
boelef No. o. 2Notice is hereby given that We the
Sy the Of
holding special term m az & United states District
sion to appraise the damages resulting TO adjacent
property from changes In the grade OF streets. e.
gress approved February Is. 1903, relating to the
construction of Union Railroad Station in the
On s' the sist day Of October. 4 b. 1905 at pi the
United States Court House (City HalD, in the
District OF Columbia In room to be ass assigned @ Us
the changes in the grade of the FOLLOWING named
streets, avenues and alleys, and hearing testimony
in the matter Of the damages resulting from said
changes Of grade, in accordance with the ns terms
April %. 1904. entitled IAN act to provide for
payment of damages on account Of changes due
tasen 1t aaS 50 Streets florida north
northeast between Ist and North Capitol streets;
the minor street and the alleys In square num-
alleys in square numbered seven hundred and
forty mine GAO. and I'd street, *" street, and
9 Of the Aforesaid act Of Congress approved April
20 1904, provides .that the owner Of any real
sSa sve eaasfa hs g within sixty s days %
the date fixed for the meeting of said commission
shall be signed and sworn to. for an allowance of
damages; and upon the failure Of amy such owner
sakEk M .t GEoRGE iSo W " NC MOSS GEoRGE spRANsS
fesy fse't Asst. osrs aooss HlsEF Il SIN
CLAIR; Attorney for the District Of Columbia.