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The Washington times., 1905-10-10
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Holding Probate Court--Noo o. o.
l3lT4. Administration-This is to give noUce
that the subscriber of the District OF Oo-
lumbia. has obtained from the PROBATE lou,
of the District of Columbia letters OF az aa
ministration on the state OF Andrew WINE
late of the District OF Columbia, deceased
All persons having claims against tne oe-
ceased are hereby warned to exhip.t tne
same, with the vouchers thereof iesaiiy au-
thenticated 10 the subscriber on or before
the 25TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A. ~, lsJo'
otherwise they may ty law be excluded from
hand this 95th da, OF september. 1905.
HORACE wYLIE, i205 Vermont ave. At
test: (SeaD VIM c. TAYLOR, Deputy reg
lister of Wills for the District OF Colunoia
Clerk of the Probate Court. CHAs. L.
FRAILEY, Attorney. SEQ, ,oco. 10
The Washington times., 1905-10-10
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-Following are the
quotations on today's exchange:
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Junta Central de Ia
Union de Pto. Rico.
POT "a familla Dc IN pstriota

Irlbutar ferVOrOso homenaie < los
ques con denuedO. luchSn por Ia reden-
ci6n de su patria, es deber inexcusa.
BILE que todOs los ciudadsnos debemos
llenar expontaneamente. Poruue rem
DIR Ia efrenda de cariflo y Ia sdnlira-
ci0n los que asf supieron responder
& tan eleVAdas miras, implica la salts
facci6n de an sentimiento que enaItece
al que 10 prRctice.
Desde que trsspss6 los umbrales de
ID adolecenci8. don Ramon Cestero fu6
un euamors do de Ia libertad en- su
pefs: y, COMO autonomis I'd desde 1887,
liberal Y federal despue5, hassa que en-
1900 fu6 muerto de i'm tiro en- lucha
personal con an adversario poIftico.
vi6sete. invaria blemente, contender
con insupersble ciVismo por los idea
les de todR So vida.
La vioienta muerte del NAL grado
compRtriots. ha detsrminadO para so
vidda 6 hijos Ia angustiosa situsci6n
que crea siempre & tods familia Ia fall
ta del que la sostiene. por ESQ NADIA
mas generOsO que sseguraP un alber-
que q Il familia de don Ramon Ceste-
70. dsr do asl sus cot, rraneos una
palmaria prueba de sfectuoso recuer-
do 10 memoria del buen puertorri-
quefIo.
4 Iuspirand1se en- tales b 'op6 itos
secnndando la noble iniciatiVa de ID
Junta local de Bayam6n, Is Junta
Central. en- 50 session de antes de ano-
che, resolVi6 abrir una colecta. en- les
peri6dicos de Ia colectividad, con el
objetO de levsntar fondos para adqui-
rir una casa como donativo & Ia fami-
lie del amigo desapArecido eterns-
ments.
A Ia Vez acord6 IL Junta Cel traI.
qae por Ia Secret ria de ID misma Sc
olga & las locales desi9nen de su seno
comisiones que soliciten los dont tiv
de los correligions rios. Y que todos ID s
fondcs se remitan al frmante, como
Tesorero nombrad0 pOr ell Directorio
del partido. para rec bir y entregsr
las csntidades quo Sc recauden con an
laudable fin8Iiasd.
JOSE G. DEL VALE.
TesorerO.
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GUENTO VIEJO'

Corrfan los felices dias en- que rel
naba en- EspafiR don Fernando VII et
DeseIdO
CadR mhflsnR. al sAlir ell Rey del Al
ckzak de ID Plaza de Oriente, SO pon1a
de ro6iIIas 81 paso de Is regia caFrozs
una anoiana que murmuraba aIgunaas
paIAbras que 81 Rey no entend1a; la
cuotidiana apaFici6n de la viej4 pic6
Ia curiosided del Rey que hizo detener
Ia cRrrOza y pregunt6 Ia VleJa que es
ID que decfa.
La vieis le contest6:
-Sefior; digj sOlsu1ente que Dlos
gusrde muchos amos ID vida de Vues
ira Msjsstad.
y 5porqu6 tanto inter6s por mi vi
da2, renlic6 81 Rey.
-Senor-continu6 ID vieja be Co
nocido al abuelo v 81 padre de Vues-
ira M4jestAd: Vuestro sbuelO fu6 IN
gran Rey, Espsha bsjo su reinado fd6
pr6spera y foiizs muri6 vuestro abuelo
subi6 eli Tr0no vuestro padre, que
era buenO, pero musho peor que gu
padre; muri6 subisteis al TranO Vos,
que sois peor que vuestro padre y
Vuestro abuelo iuntos y 70 pido 81
CielO que os guarde 10 vida much0s
AMOS, porque 70 no piensO vivir mu-
chos asf no we're 6 Vuestro sucesOr
que, 81 aigue como lCg anteriofes, va &
scr 81 peor De LOB cuatEo.':'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-08
Ode los Reyes Magos. J

El gAtera bohemia y rubio. durmi6-
Sc profundamente, scbre al quicio de
una puerta. Estsba bello. con sus I'll
zos color de az4fran cubri6ndole. en
desoTden, ID frente blanca.
Era u nocha de Reyes, de los bue-
nos Msg0s do @ :iente. de los Mecen08
de Is niflsz.
Y aQuel arrapiezo b lhemiO, aqueI
azscan Gle lss caIles, acostumbradO q
pedir limosnitss todos los 6fss, jSmis
pens6 eE que tales monarcss moraban
con gu cetro de aItruismo por los Gle
los, ALA an las nubes. en- ell borroso ho-
rizonte de viejas teogonfas.
R9dandO p0r ahf, como desperdicio
social, hu6Ffano. nj supo nunca de Ia
miel de los besos mRternos Di tuvo
tempo de sonar en los caballitos de
plomo, en- los iuguetes, en- los muhscos
pintarrBjeados.
Pero aquel dfa 81. 81 tsmbi6a oy6
hEblar de iuguetes pars los nifIos po-
bres. Y fue q buscar 81 suyo.
iC6mo le miro cuando Ie tuvo en- las
manoel Era IN diminuto P5erYot he
cho en- yeso, burl6n y ridfculo como
los payssos.
Vsg6 mucho por las calles. pidiendo
su eterna limosnita. Y al ii j Ell iugue-
to parcels molestsrle. POr la noche tu.
v0 hambre y suefio.
10 Vendo l-diio & una gaterfs YER
daderRmente demsg6gica.
-Lo COM pro -exela1n6 cierto rap pa
zuelo bien p6rtsdo. Cipoco o0,atavos
doy!
- KengGml
Y el gatera, soItando ell muflaco, de-
saparecf6 entire los grupos de Ia plaza
que charlaban alegres. Fac parsr al
bodeg6n obicuro , triste de las afue-
ras de Ia capital, en- donde le hacfan Ia
CGridGd de un platjto por mfseros
cheZes.
Despu6s. qued6se dormido. profun-
damente. sobre ell qpiciO de una puer-
ta; sonriendo. con su ffente blanca Gu
bierta por Rios que le csfsn en- desor-
den.
JUAN BRASCHI.
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The Royal Mail s. F. Company
N.
INCORPORATED By ROYAL CHARTER
UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT

magnifcos vapores ESK> & <EDENs de esta Compana
e sa de Pu6rtoco empezando en- Enero
Hoandas Franc Venezuela Colombia etc. Estos yapores Sc
reoomiendan espeoamente los turs esando eupados con
de comfort moderno Sc adi amb6n carga para las
isas anecha ademas para los puero de Europa
Ademds de es vapores de pasageo que reearan en- este
puerto reguarmene cada quncena mpezndo nero 2 ha
bra una buena para embarcr para todos los puero de
Europa por los vapoes de crga Compania los cuaes o
dram oor euaquer de los puero de la sa semPre que ha
va sufciente carga Para mas detales dergrse
Frtze Lundt & % scccs, SAN JUAN Agenes Generates
Frtze Lundt Go Suecs MAYAGUEz Agentes.
7. silva Bank Com Co. AGUADILLA. Agentes
6. Ledesma 90, AREcIBo Agente
Felic & 90, PONCE Agentes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-08

En- esta impFenta Sc Vende papel de
eeri6dieo Yieio & 50 90 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-08
IntsTSsants para SI IRquIIlRalO do
San JuaD

FL Banco Popular de Eeonmizs pr6sta-
mos siempre dispuesto proporcionar venta-
jas al pueb. que lie dispense su 1nfianza. ha
acordado admitir deposit desde el dfa Q
Enero del proximo ano, eI importe de las
fianzasque en- effective teDgan que dar los in
outlines los p, opietarios de cssss para ga
rautir ell quiler de la cass habibsci6n que
coupe, por cuya suma Sc le sxpedira un docu-
m INTO en- @osa. 3, por ell cual Sc h4ce respon-
s BILE del importe dep sitsdo para con ell due
no de ID finca, y d. e.ts modo el inquilino,
tiene sh dinero no solamente SECURE, sino que
tambien obtendTz un beneficio de SEI- por
ciento hnual que Sc II abona sobre la srma
depositada. cuyos intereses purden eobraFss
cada seis mesesl6 cusndo sea recogido el de-
posi- to.
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In ingI8 S, anarquiSta
praCtiG o.
10 GGhaTOn con maIOS mOdaleS y
6I TGSpOOdi6 GOml6ndOSG un
gran pastel.
Un case de anarquisnno practice.

" q case de &n&rQulsmo pfaeGlcO.
Un obrero iugI6s, falto de recursos,
entr6 en- una confiterfa pedir una IL
mosna; pero al YER que Ell anno le echs-
bS con malos modaIes, cogi6 an gran
pastel Y SO 10 comenz6 q c0nasr tran
quilemente.
La ley 10 ha condenado & dos meses
de trabajos orzsdCs.
iPfcara ley!
ST el pobre iDg'6s DO hubiera dedica-
do & colocar bombas, segdramente no
Ie echan de la cOnfiterfa, pero tsmpcco
hubiese disfrutadO del hartazgo del
gran pastel.
Lo que Sc diria ell ingl6s: ST 81 apar-
quismo es Is consecuencia del hRmbre,
s el corolario de 6sta, 10 meiOr. en-
buena l6gica. es naatGr eZ hambre- EN-
Yez de matar q semejAntes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-08
FL SUICIDE
De SYVETON
Una GSGsna Dc faRlIil T0S8ha Il
pTGnSar
Las palabras SescandaIo2 Y xdivor-
clio inmediato2 fueron pronun-
ciadas.

Paris, Diciembre 4.-La instruction
abierta scbre las causRs de la muerte
de Syveton. confFman que el suicidio
no fu6 espontaneo, sino en- cierto mo-
do. impuesto para poner fn & una
siGuaci6n impossible de Ia familia.
La version mas acreditada Ia da Ell
SPetit Parisien0, quien reaefla una es-
cena de familia. en- que los actores
principales eran Ia seflorS de Syveton.
81 yernO de 6sta, Menard, y el diputa-
do suicida.
Lss recriminaciones dirigidas por
Menard 8 Syveton. fueron de tai natu-
raleza, que hirieron profundsmente
los sentimientcs de madame SyVeton
como madre como esrosa.
Las paVabras eescsndsloo y e1ivorcio
inmediatos. que fueron pronunciadss.
tuvieron pOr respuesta: NS6lO me que.
ds 81 recursO de desaparecer
La esposa y Ell yerno se expresaron
con vehemeneia persuasive.
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ClJENTO

Son dos esposos amantes:
sRIir han deter1ninsdo.
y ella Sc Rrregla el peinado
y 6l SO abotOna los guantes.
El esposo al YER Ia trenz2
que de otrs persona fu6
dice q Ia esposa. no Sc
como no te d6 Vergisnza.
\ Teniendo taatos hochizos
que adore mas cada din,
caer en- tai tonterfs
de usar cabellos postizos.
5Sera D possible saber
como amanda con limpieza
tu lleves ca Ia cabeza
81 pelo de otra mujer?
Y ella con t3no joviaI
Fesponde; escr1pulos vsnos!
10 mismo que t1 en- las msnos,
lleVas piel de |. .otro animal!
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Ia audscia. 7 va no necasisaron mas.
Subieron y di6ronIe an puntapi6 al
ascensor, crey6udOse omnipotentes; y
creyendo impossible su descensO Sc
rieron de los de absio. sin cAIcuIar
que siempre llega eI dia de las reivin-
dicaciones y que entonces. al descen-
der Sc estfeIlan. porque falta ell
ascansor 81 cuaI dieron el puntspi6.
Y no tendr6n nj Ell m6rito del cara
col. iSon mas pequefos y menos in
teligentes!
francisco E Montaaeg.
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DESTlTUCION

En una local de aver con 81 tftulo
de estas Ifneas, apsreca por error de
GAIA ccmo destit1ido 81 cabo Rsfsel
Aides, cuando 81 destituido es 81 cAbO
Rafael Alba.
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nol iBrav1slmo!
Pero todo $50 se ha de publicar. y Ii
impression requiere dinero. SI1o tie
ne lB SOciedad9 mo 10 tiene2 SH abra
que buscAr editor III fiado. confsrla dis
tribuci6n 4 Fgsntes visjeros, retribuir
comisiOnes pOrtes y gastos. y eBperar
4 que Ia obFa so vsnda ~ SO cobre!
para prestar. con 81 residue de benei
clos, Ell C0nsabido anxiliO los necesI-
t1dGA2 Pues no me conviens el nego-
clio; nj creo que 90 oncusntren muchos
dispnestos q aceDtarlo.
lbs decir que t6 supones
M es que suponga: afrmo. Una
sociedad con tal Dase economic !. bien
pueae encomendRrse 8 San Ram6n
Non-nato.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-07
IN CHURCH CIRCLES.

AT the communion service tomorrow
morning in the Presbyterian church
Rev. James Northrup will make an
address upon "The Joy of commun-
ion.'
Mrs. MCGOWAN, of Woodbridge, will
play in the absence of Mr.. Fred Cox.
The anthems will be 80 Holy Jesus,
Prince of Peace" Mr.. Jesse Slaight
will sing a solo. A meeting of the
Session at 1915 o'clock will proceed
the morning service to receive APP
plications for membership into the
church.
The subject of the evening service
will be Bound or the Hope of
Israel" The anthems will be "This
is the day the Lord has made" and
'Teach me o Lord"
The Sunday school rally will be
held in the chapel at 3 O'Clock in the
afternoon and all departments of the
school will take part.
The Mite Society of the Presby-
terian church will holdits first fall
meeting Thursday afternoon in the
ladies parlor.
The next monthly cake sale will
be held in the vestry room of the
church Saturday, October 2S.
The regular Sunday services will
be held in the Danish M. E. church
tomorrow.
The Epworth League will hold a
devotional meeting Thursday even
ing at Mr.. Nelson's, No. 60 Brighton
avenue.
The confirmation class will meet
every Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
in the lecture room.
Sunday, October %, the annual
rally day of the Epworth League will
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-07
ARREST IN
COPPER CASE.
Abraham Binsky Taken Into
Custody as He Was leav-
ing the Temple.

tt most important arrest yet made
in connection with the copper thefts
at the DeLamar Copper Refining
Works at Carteret was made at a few
minutes after noon today when Abra-
ham Biusky, thirty-two years old, oil
"a Watson avenue, was taken into
custody by Detective James E, Gala
CHER on a charge of receiving stolen
goods. Gallagher would have arrested
him earlier, but he waited until Bin
sky had come from the services in
the temple.
One of the two youths who are
under 81, 900 bail each for stealing
the copper bars and who sold them, 1t
is alleged, to Binsky, Benjamin
Frankel, and. perhaps, others, ap
peared against Binsky, who was held
by the recorder under $500 bonds for
the grand jury Bail was furnished
Frankel. as told in the NEWS, was
held under 5000 bail Wednesday night.
Binsky is declared to have bought the
stolen copper more freely and il
greater quantities than the others.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-07

be observed. Several out-of-town
speakers will be present among
whom will be the Rev. w. Rechnitz-
er, of Linden.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
Thursday, Oct. &c, at Mrs. Morten's,
in Washington street.
In st. Paul's German church the
services will be held as usual tomor-
row afternoon at 8 O'Clock. Rev. DR.,
j. Ganss will conduct these services.
Sunday school will start at 2 o'clock.
Services in Grace English Luther
an church will be held tomorrow
morning at 1890 and 7.30 o'clock,
the time having been changed from
7.45 o'clock, and at $50 o'clock,
The subject for the evenings SER
non will be "a Call for Catecheu-
mems" Tuesday night the Young
Peoples Society will hold a devo.
tional meeting in the vestry of the
church. Wednesday night, at {
o'clock and Friday afternoon at
o'clock the catechetical class will.
meet in the vestry of the church
Friday afternoon at $50 o'clock the
Junior League will meet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-07
DESPOT|SM
FOR CUBANS.
General Gomez Would Have In
terventiOn in Cuba Fraud
and Force.

NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-General Jose
Miguel Gomez, the candidate of the
Liberal party for the presidency of
Cuba, who is at present in New York.
1t is said, from fear of assassination,
has stated that it is the duty of the
United States government under the
Platt amendment to interfere in Cuba
and to see to it that the island mas gen
ulne and honest elections.
He described what he said was the
despotism of President Palma's gov
eminent and the combined and open
use of fraud and force in Cuba's cleo
tons as follows:
"The days of the DIST. 22d and 23d of
last September were days of terror in
all Cuba. The chief leaders of our par
ty were arrested, respectable men,
men of conservative ideas, merchants
and distinguished professional men.
"The assassination of Villuendas
took place. He vas a young mar of
great vigor and the leader of the Lib
eral party in the house of representa-
tives. A stupid story of dynamite was
invented, being made up only to make
an impression on the United States, as
1t was only received with laughter in
Cuba.
'On the 22d day of September, the
day preceding the election of members
of the election boards, the Moderates
arrested the leaders of our party or
ganizations, and on the 23d the ballot
boxes were taken to the polling places,
already stuffed with votes, and defend
ell by men of criminal antecedents,
armed with rifles, and also by the ru-
raj guard and the municipal police.
Wherever the members of our party
resisted they We're fired upon. In the
province of Santa Clara there were
many killed and wounded
Asked whether the coming December
elections might be conducted in this
same manner, General Gomez replied:
Yes, the result in the coming election
will be that as this body of imaginary
voters has been created the will of the
genuine electors will be stified by the
members of the boards OF election OH
GERS, who will fill the ballot boxes with
the votes of false electors.
1T would not be difficult for the gov
eminent of the United States to ascer
tain the truth of what l have asserted
and to see to it that there are genuine
and honest elections, which is all that
we ask"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-07
THE BOSTON
CONVENTION
Bay State Adopts Platform for
Tariff Revision Lodges
Reply TO FOss.

BOSTON, Oct. Z. = With only one
voice raised in opposition the Repub-
leans of Massachusetts as represented
in state convention declared for a re-
vision of the tariff.
Contrary to expectations, the radical
wing of the party. under the leader
| ship of Eugene n. Foss of Boston, did
not offer a substitute for the plank in
the platform relating to the tariff, al
though in q speech to the delegates
Mr.. Foss declared that the revision of
the tariff favored in the state platform
was not sufficiently wide in its scope.
| Mr.. Foss said, however, that he and
his followers were encouraged at the
concessions made to them and that
next year they would expect to have
the convention accept their proposition
in its entirety.
The following ticket was nominated
| For governor, Curtis Guild, Jr.. Bos-
! per, HoL dale; secretary of state, viii
liam NJ. Olin, Boston; treasurer and
receiver general. Arthur b. Chaplin,
Holyoke; auditor, Henry T.. Turner,
Maiden: attorney general. Dana Ma
lone, Greenfield.
The platform presented by the COM
mittee on resolutions was adopted
without amendment and contained in
brief an Endorsement of the admins
tration Of President Roosevelt, espe-
cial mention being made of his part in
bringing about peace between Russia
and Japan and of his enforcement of
the laws preventing great corporations
from depressing the people by unjust
discrimination or by the destruction of
lawful competition; Il recommendation
for the enactment by congress OF a
tariff provision which shall protect
! American markets against discrimina
ton and secure to the United States
the treatment accorded to the most fa
vored nation in all foreign markets:
a resolution for the increase of the
navy and the upbuilding of the Ameri-
can merchant marine and an indorse-
ment of the administration of former
Governor John l.. Bates.
The feature of the proceedings wa
the address of Senator Henry Cabo'
Lodge. Senator Lodge took the plat
form to reply to Eugene n. Foss, wht
had advocated the free admission OF
coal, hides and the raw materials.
In the course of his remarks Mr.
Foss severely scored the Massachu
| sets senator's and representatives il
congress, charging that they were moi
loyal to the interests of Massachu
sets.
Senator Lodge made a forceful ant
eloquent address and in a parliamen
tary manner censured Mr., Foss for his
structures on the Massachusetts repre-
s~entation ut the capital. Mr.. Lodge
| also said that the time for tariff reyi
sion was the time when the Republic
an party was in power. He argued
that free raw materials was but an
other term for free trade and thai
the admission of free raw materials
would sound the death knell Of reel
| procity rs well as of protection.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Waters are
playing a game of hide and seek
with Perth Amboy and Watervillei
Va, as the hiding points.
Mrs. Waters left Thursday morn
ing for the south to join her hus-
band. In some manner her tele-
gram announcing her arrival went
astray and Mr.. Waters, thinking she
was not coming started for this city
and arrived here yesterday morning
about the time Mrs. Walters ar
rived at Waterville. Mr.. Waters
took the next train for the south and
if Mrs. Walters has not started back
to meet her husband in Amboy they
will probably meet IN W%aterville this
afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-07
A eoER PLOT.
Conspiracy at Windhoek to over
throw German Rule.

AUGSBURG, Bavaria, oct. IA
message received from a German farm
err at Windhoek. German Southwest
Africa, partly confirms the story of a
Boer plot to overthrow Germamrule in
southwest Africa.
The report says that Beers and men
from Cape Colony made IN attack on
Windhoek, intending to pillage the
place. The police, however, had previ-
ously learned of the plot and arrested
FIVE of the Boer ringleaders and twenty
Cape C0lonists.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-07
PERSONAL.


Miss Henrietta Splitter is visiting
her sister, Mrs. BENJAMIN, Of New
York.
Miss Lefty LOCKER and Miss Mary
Mercer took luncheon today with
Mrs. Raymond Keyes, who will be in
New York while her husband, En-
sign Keyes. of the U. s.. S. Massa-
chusetts, is in that port.
Miss Edith Malrett has returned
from a visit to friends in Bound
Brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boiling. of
100 Washington street, are proud OF
a young daughter which arrived last
Sunday night.
S. ]. Vail is taking a vacation for
a week and will visit his daughter in
Portland, Maine.
An assistant Collector of Revenue,
a boy, arrived at the home of Collec-
tor Alfred II. Crowell in Rector
street early this morning.
A number of the friends of Ernts
P~ierson, of High street, who is i'll in
a hospital in Brooklyn, will visit him
tomorrow.
Robert Hupbell, of Planted, has
recovered from a e siege OF
rheumatism and is visiting Mrs.
Hubbell's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Tice, of Jefferson street.
Mrs. C. w. Kinney, of Sayre, Pa,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. F. j. B
Kelley, of Rector street.
: Miss Tessie Marsh has returned
from her vacation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-07

Miss Margaret Young, of this city
gave a party to a number of her
friends Thursday night. A number
of young ladies from New Brunswick
were present. The evening was
spent playing games, dancing and
singing. During the evening refresh
ments were served.
Among those present were: Miss
es Alice Donnelly, Loretta and Kitty
Hayes, Orvine Daily, Dell Johnson,
Agnes Condor, Kittie Harmon, Kath-
ryn Phillips, Margaret, Annie and
Kathryn Young, Katie Buckley;
Messrs. Cleve Mulligan, John Lang
on, William Harvery, Arthur Casey
Joseph Roe, John Bird, Frank Burns
George Smith, William Langon, Jas
Carr, Arthur White, Charles an6
Michael Warner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-07
A CONDITIONS.
II. C. Dun a Co.'s weekly business
Report.

II. G. Dun a. Co.'s weekly business
Report.
NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-R. G. Dun 4
Co.'S weekly review of trade says:
Favorable trade reports still FREEDOM
mate, and there is no anxiety regard
ing the future. Higher temperature
checked retail distribution of heavy
wearing apparel and other ~seasonable
merchandise. but preparations for I'M
precedented fall and winter trade con
time without diminution. ~Superlatives
are needed in commenting on real estate
transactions, building permits, bank
exchanges and railway earnings, and
failure statistics for the third quarter
show a very low commercial death
rate. Quarterly records back to 1877
disclose no three month period when
the ratio of liabilities to solvent pay.
ments through the clearing houses was
lower than the 81 cents to $1,000 Just
recorded, while the average loss tC
each firm in business of $15.26 was
less than in any year except 1881.
Commercial failures for the week in
the United States were 1875 against 24O
last week, BOG the preceding week and
90 the corresponding week last year.
Liabilities of commercial failures re-
ported for September are SS,039,947
against S12,S64, 701 for the same period
last year.