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Kerosene, nc Per Gal;
Gasolene, Iac Per Gal.

We furnish cans free and refund lc on
each empty can, making cost price TO
YOU: Kerosene l0c per gallon, Gasolene.
i2c per gallon. Drop postal or telephone
East e43 Home Safety Oil Delivery. II
and K stS sW.
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wANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Two rooms, unfurnished, with
board, or three rooms unfurnished. for light
housekeeping; by young couple children:
private family preferred. Address BOX 435.
this office jyl6-2t
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs a VEHICLES

FOR sALE-A good. sound driving horse
4l3 AZ ST. sw. Jyl3-3t
FOR SALE-Horse, buggy and harness; So:
horse fearless of auto. electric car, or stea n
car Can be seen after pm, rear IL ~
St ne jyI6-3t
FOR SALE-Fine silver-mountsd double har-
ness; cost Ss5; almost new; Will sell for SO
GERMUILLER'S ) HARNESS FACTORY, Gil
~ i-ouloIailo S q < JSi1-5t
FOR SALE-Cheap. dirt wagon and harness
Address W. II. HCNGERFORD. Congress
FOR sALE.Young driving horse. Address
". II. HUNGERFoRD. Congress Hetgnts
FOR SALE-Pair of horses. dirt wagon, and
harness cheap. 7Ss Sheridan
jyl5-3t
FOR sALE-Cheap, horse. buggy. and har-
also one fresh and calf. Can be seen
at 1904 80 Il. Also light spring wagon.
Jyl5-3t
FOR SALE-A large line Of buggy harness
from $l0.50 up; surrey harness. SIG and up
GERMUILLER'S HARNESS FACTORY, Cal
Louisiana ave jyl5-3t
FOR SALG-Standing- business buggy.
slightly used; also harness; very cheap.
Whites STABLES, 3c3 Sd 81. Sc JyI5-3t
CLEARING OUT our entire stock Of sur
Ieys buggies. and runabouts al less than
factory cost 10 make room for fall goods.
sI15 Kubber-tire 3-spring surreys. now..S Sl25.0G
$50 Rubber-tire Surreys, now. 500. 90
Sl23 Steel-tlre Cut-under Surveys, now. $50. %
sIO0 Stecl-tire Surveys, now-...........-. $500
slUO Jump-seat Surrey, now.............. SCI 80
S65 Steel-ure Surfeys, noW.-..--.--....-. 5000
so Platform Spring Wagons. now. $1,000
S65 Top Buggies. noW....-..-.---..-....- $3.50
so5 Runabouts, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50. %
Also large stock or Slightly Used y q
hiclcs at extremely low p Ices.
:. ID. WATERS & son. 80 Penn. ave
1y9-St
FOR SALE-Ear nets. 2Jc and up fine buggy
and up, 81 IS wagon umbrellas for 81 80; lap
spreads. Csc and up. GERMUILLER' 5 HAR-
FOR SALE-Gentleman's fine black driving
horse. eight years old; speedy. perfectly
sound. and good free driver; owner leaving
city SINSHEIMER'S S LIVERY STABLES
jyff-3t
FOR SALE-SevcraI young horses ana mares
suitable for general work would make ex-
celIent farm horses. Apply al residence, 2I2
John Marshall place NV. tyl3-7t
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DENTISTRY.

FREE FREEl FREEl
Painless Dentistry. PAINLESS MOTLEY, GIL
eth 81. NV. Special this week only: all
work Free small charge for material only;
call today for free examination. je26-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting;
no pain; look, feel, act, and last longer than
natural teeth. shrunkeu faces made normal;
painless hllipgs- DIR. J. l.. WILSON, l203 r
st. NV. je2o BOT
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SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE.

WANTED-By a strong, healthy woman,
situation as wet nurse. Address MRS. W.
1851 Sherman 1t
WANTED-By trained Northern nurse OF ex-
perience. of invalid: will travel IL
necessary; best of reference given and re
quired- Address BELLA E LOHR. 1I23 N
Church. Rockford. III 1t
WANTED-By thoroughly competent lady.
situation housekeeper in widower's family;
eight years In one place. Address BOX 42e,
this office. 1t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; first-cIass, plain cooks,
10th st. L
WANTED-Situation to sew with a dress
maker; Will sew all summer for room and
board with refined lady. Address BOX
42S. this office 1t
WANTED-By colored woman, flats to clean.
or day work. 1916 New York ave, basement.
1t
WANTED-By colored woman house to take
care of for summer. 1216 New York ave,
basement 1t
WANTED-By two colored women, places for
Ight housework; references; state wages.
Inquire Monday, S29 eth st. NV. 1t
WANTED-By first-class laundress, washing
and ironing or rough drying. Address 1914
e st. jyI5-2t
WANTED-By widow. place as working
housekeeper; has child two years old. Cali
154 d ST. jyl5-3t
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DANCING.
COLONIAL BEACH.

TWO ROOMS; Lincoln ave. back Of flying
horses II DICKHART. yI5-6t
JERSEY COTTAGE,
Now open for the summer. From S5 to 81
per week. Artesian water 300 feet from
bathing shore. jyI2-6t
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FOR SALE-AUTOMoBLLES

FOR SALE-A bargain: automobile. IN first
class condition; easy to operate. Will teach
you how to take care OF same so you will
have no repair bills; Will seat two or four
passengers Address BOX 426, this Office
FOR SALE-l904 White steam touring car
with full equipment; price 81 900. r. w.
COOK l02S Connecticut ave. jyI4-6t
FOR SALE-The selling season is over and
viii sell 1905 White demonstrating car
at low price COOK & STODDARD co
l02S Connecticut ave. IyI-tr
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. SITS up: house painting.
lowest prices CARLISLE BROS. 64S x ST
ne Phone East 1887 jyl5-St
WM. Y. MAHoNEY. the progressive Paper
hanger; reliable. prompt. cheap; legal guar
antee- Send postal for free samples and es-
innate Main store. coz Pennsylvania z-ye
Sc, phone East l4-F, or following agencies:
Gattiugfy's store. Congress Heights: ca New
York ave. NV Edlaritehs store. Bowie Nd;
"a 18th St nv; ODonneHs store. 32a and
III SITS NV jyI5-!t
WALL PAPERS. sc per roll and up. CAR
Isle BROS, 64S H St ne. jyl5-3I
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FOR kENT-FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

CLEAN. cool rooms 81 25 to 81: transient or
permanent. 226 Sd jyIs-3t
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER would like
pleasant tenant for five rooms: would board
with tenant if so desired. Address BOX al,
this office. IT
ROOMS ore square from War Department
Address BOX 432, this office. 1t
THREE ROOMS. second floor, furnished
unfurrished; single suite; board or
without. 239 sth St ne. jyl5-2t
FOR EENT-One large front second
floor. furnished or unfurnished. bath
same floor rent moderate. Ala z ST. NV.
jyl5-2t
THREE ROOMS: heat and gas TO cook with
1929 pod st. NV. jyI5-3t
FOR RENT-Three third story rooras fur
nished or Unfurnished: just papered; light
housekeeping: water same floor II9
Maryland tyI4-3t
FOR RENT-Three rooms for light house
keeping. S05 O ST. NV iy14-3r
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FOR sALE-M1scELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE-Ice boxes, suitable for grocery
meat store. To the sheptic 1 viii give
80 DAYS trial free. II you have an ice box
made by two thinkers. and have trouble. blame
no one but yourself See HOPWOOD. Sth
and NV jyI6-3t
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
THE LIVINGSTON. 1909 18th st: under
management. asf FOR rates; permanent or
transient. 1t
ROOMS AND BOARD for gentleman and
wife. second floor front connecting room
front room for S4j. room. $40 FOR cou-
pie; furnish heat and bath. 4l9 4th st
1t
y 4TH ST. SE.-ConVenient to Capitol and
Library; excellent rooms, with board. jyI6-3t
ll0I ST. NW.-Desirable rooms. with
without board; parlor II desired. jyl6-3t
SECOND story front; board for two; s35
per month. 1925 10th st. NV Il
FURNISHED ROOMS. with board l.2I New
York ave. jyI5-3t
SMALL HALL ROOM, good board, So 30 per
week II st ne. near North Capitol
JyI5-3t
FOR RENT-Large, pleasant room, with good
table board: terms moderate. I0l5 l. ST.
Jyl4-3t
Ill6 10TH ST. NW.-Boarders wanted: sum
mer rates given. jyli-3t
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WANTED-By respectable young man, small
room IN nice apartment. near Pennsylvania
ave. and 9th St; permanent. Address BOX
44U, this office 1t
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS.

WE BUY. sell. exchange. rent. and repair
all kinds of typewriting machines We have
in stock, for sale rent, No 4 and No. 5
Cnderwoods, latest patterns, with rotary es-
opponents; No. and No. 4 Smith Premiers
We also carry complete line of typewriter
ribbons. carbon, and paper TYPEWRTT ER
AND OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Ii0T G
St tyI5-3t
FOR SALE-Remington Manhattan and Yost
typewriters, in good order. REID. 324 Penn
sylNanla ave Sc Jyl2-7t
FOR SALE-Secondhand typewriter, on easy
monthly payments: prices low; condition
guaranteed; low rental rates for summer
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 9IS f St NV
Agents for Williams typewriters. iyIO-tf
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WANTED-In six weeks we will educate
you for a travelling salesman and guarantee
you q position write for particulars. THE
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FusselPs Ice Cream Is the Smoothest.
the purest Best service, 1927 n. Y ave.
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WANTED-Two or three rooms in Brookland;
unfurnished, for light housekeeping, by cou-
ale without children, July 20. Address
CALL ON WASHINGTON RENTAL BU-
REAU. Metzerott building, for rooms and
roomers; information free jyI5-6t
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FOR observation-disclosures in The Ellsworth
second floor; . large outside rooms: southern
exposure: heat and hot water; $50 so; worth
$40; private tiled bath, etc. Inquire J. Ell
MER LACY. COZ New York ave. jyI5-3I
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FOR RENr-FuRN1sHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Rooms, furnished complete fol-
second floor; other rooms. 321
9Th st. iylG-ot
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WANTED-AUTOMOBILES.

WANTED-Automobile Olds runabout pre-
ferred; must be cheap; state p:ice. Address
BOX 39S, this office jy14-3t
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WANTED-Canvasser and collector for in
Stallment goods; not afraid TO work
good offer made. After T. 73l 9th st. NV /,
lt
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WANTED-FLATS.

ANTED-FURNISHED FLAT Tor three
adults, until October / T. y s. I1iCL
iyl6-3t
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PERSONAL


LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-New method
Nibro Massage; face. head. and body treated:
II soothes the nerves quickens the circula-
ton. removes nervous troubles etc; instant
relief Address EXPERT. this Office jyl6-3t
MABLE; Send address, BOX 442, this office.
1t
ORIGINAL GYPSY PALMIST tells your
whole -Jrtune. I0c- No bell Spells re
moved 1916 9TH NV. 1t
MME THEO medium. card reader and palm
list; GEL imam spoken 9e5 II St NV
jy16. 1920
IT'S TEE WoEKiNGMAN who feels the
want of long wear for little money In q
tailor-nlafc suit OF clothes (slighrly usedl
The above s-Iay be had at JCSTH'S OLD
STAND, 6IJ d. tylO-7t
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. SUITE
924, COLORADO BUILDING. l4th and C
never closed; reliable private detective
service. strictly confidential: any cnuss all
sections. NJ. BRADFORD. Superintendent.
jy4-30t
NINE. CATHERINE. WashIngton's Fa=orfte
Palmist anC Gard Reader. 30 New York ave
je30-3
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

TWO FINE APARTMENTS. in good loca-
tion. Northeast: FIVE rooms; tiled bath: al
in tine condition. Rent reasona BILE
GEO W. LINKINS. 500 10th st. NV
jV15-GU
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT
643 Louisiana ave. NV
Third floor, SO per month.
ie29-tf JAMES =. SHEA. 643 La ave NV.
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FOUND.

STRAW, Panama hats cleaned, bleached :;
equal 10 new Felt. derby, silk a specialt.
kANDEL. llS7 9Th St NV jyI-Sot
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-In country. Washington,
board for mother and baby. Address. stat
ing particulars. Mrs. JULIUS BACkENHEN-
NER. 2l6 / NV. 1t
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-stable In rear of 451 81 NV;
So 1yI4-St
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STANFORD
LAST VOYAGE.
Funeral Services at Honolulu
Her Great Work for
Humanity.

HONOLULU. March IL. The re
mains OF Mrs. Jane Lathrop Stanford,
who died at the AIoana hotel, We're es-
corted to the CONGREGATIONAL Central
Union church here by officials Of the
police department. other territorial of
fcials. a large number of citizens and
the following p%allbearers: DR.. David
Starr Jordan, president of Stanford
university; Timothy j. Hopkins, a
member of the board of trustees of the
university: Governor Carter, United
States District Judge Dole, Carl Smith.
A member of the house: j. +. Hacken,
field, representing the Stanford inter
ests here: c. NJ. Cooke, president of the
Bank OF Hawaii. and Charles Dole. A.
Lewis and d. l.. Vandine, alumni of
Sanford university. as well as by
many graduates Of the university re-
siding in Honolulu.
The church. which is one of the lar
gest in Honolulu, was crowded. The
procession was met at the church en-
trance by Right Rev. William NJ. Kin
caid The services were opened by the
Rev. Mr.. Kincaid. and the Episcopal
burial service was read by Bishop
Rcstarick. The choir sang Beneath
the Cross of Jesus Nearer. NY God,
TO Thee" and Lead. Kindly Light"
which were fayOrite HYMNS of Mrs.
Stanford
Rev Mr.. Kincaid in his PRAYER re.
forrod osrnciouv m Mrs Stanford's
life and offered thanks for her noble
nvorn,n and her great service to hui
manity Tha tnyt for his sermon was
tol,on from, St pon,,s Second onistle IN
Timotbv forrth chontar snventb and
oioh,L ,.o,..oo. ~ bo,,o fo,oh+ a gnod
Gol,t h,rn eniohod NV conrse 7
h@,., la,+ tho eaith No., no rost +haro
:. MA w. fa,. mo- ororrn 81 rioh+oous.
m,"
g. L +ho
o,,t,',a ,rrt.t, ima,,do5 no aaI,hoor.
,n. "a. .i' nIN -. go ~
,fI a.. ,Ii a a''a -
tmm ,. - n LDhors
,,hn,, ,n.m ~ na4narinn
a. ,a.. mra - -1aaod
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Nor PATENT MEDICINE.
HyOmei the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure
Prescribed BY Physicians.

No one should conf0und Hyomei with
the patent medic'nts that are advertise
e. cure catarrh. 1t is AZ far superior II
them all as the diamord is more valuable
than cheap glass. Their composition S
,ecret, but Hyomei gives its fuImnIa to
III reputable physicians.
It's base is the valuable eucalyptus oil
famous for it. antisepric qualities. This
is combined with a'omatic aud healing
gums and baIsams, max ng a pulr
liquid, which when used in the Hyome,
aucket Inhaler. fills the ar you breatl
with germ killing dises s~e-destroying ant
healing powers that kills all catarlhs.
germs there may be in the throat, nos,
trd Lungs.
How foolish it is to try and cur
catarrh by swallowing tablets or liquid
The only natural way to cure this dieeas'
and all other diseases of the respiratol5
organs is to breath Hyomei.
This treatment has been so successtu
Gu ing 90 per cent. Of all who have us"o
H., that Hypmei is now sold by L. a
Sexton under an absolute guarantee I"
-etupd the mon y if it, does not cur
You run no RISK whatever il buYlu
ilyomei. Ii il did not possess unusu'
poaers 80 cure, it could not be sold nj
On this pan.
TIE complete Hyomei ontti' costs 81
nd mpIises an inhaler, a boti'e 81
tlyomei and a drcpper. The inhaI'
Nil last a ii etime and addition
'%ottlps Of Hyomei can be obtained t.
30 cents.
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A PRIZE FOR
MRS. HANSON.
ORIGINAL Hebrew Ladies Bene-
VIOLENT Society Raises Money
for Hospital.

In Dana Hall yesterday afternoon, Mrs.
Karen, E. Hanson, of "a Market street,
was awarded n Morris chail by the Oiigi-
nal Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent S0JietY.
The affair was for the benefit of the city
hospital.
The committee in charge of the affair
was compo-ed Of Mrs. jacobsen, Mrs.
Brody, Mrs. p. Pavlovsky, Mrs. Grayou-
sky, Mrs. D. Levine, Mrs. j. Eabinowitz
and Mis- Shambrono.
To the three ~first-named members Ct
the committee is most Of the credit due
for the success of the affair, but much
commentator was also heard for all o.
the members C of the committee and the
society. Mrs. P. Pavolvsky gave the llrst
S. for the purchase of tn chair, the soel-
ETY. paying the remainder.
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POLICE COURT.
Several Cases Disposed of by the
Recorder This Morning.

Several cases We're called in police court
this morning, Joseph Roadway was
committed to county jail for ninety days
on a charge Of dIsorderly conduct pre-
ferred by Mrs. Annie Shirk.
John Mucha was fined s. on u charge
of a%s-aultlug Julius Zboyan.
Mrs. Bridget Kidney was sent to the
county jail for thirty days. She was an
rested for the second time within a week
yesterday afternoon, intoxicated. on mp
per Fayette street, She was taken to the
police station in "a wagon.
There was a row in, and outside of
Spttzer's cate, last night, and two of the
participants were arrested lay Patrolman
Andrew Jen en-. They were paroled until
this morning when they were reprimand-
ed and discharged.
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Tower Dimes the u.

BERLIN, March 1G-Emperor viii
liam dincd with Ambassador and Mrs.
Tower at their residence last night.
The empress, who dimes out nowhere
this season, was not present. Others
who were at the dinner were Chan.
cellor Won Bulow, General Count Molt-
Ike, General Count Hohenau, General
Won Loewenfeld, Count Schmettow,
Admiral Won Tirpltz, Admiral Holman,
American Minister and Mrs, Town
send, from Brussels, and Consul Gen
eral and Mrs. Mason.
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Local Items



Julius Levine has purchased the two
lots ut Broad and Division streets from
Mr.. Fl. Hanson, of New Brunswick ave
nue, through the agency of Meyer Kar-
kus.
Jeanette Lcschinsky, of New York. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Michael Belafsky
and Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Epstein, of this
city. for a few days.
Street Commissioner Fullerton had men
ut work yesterday carting away the ice
and slush remaining on the Smith street
asphalt.
Painters are at work on the front of the
Packer House.
The trolley he airing at Woodbridge take
place tonight.
Upper State street, near Wayne, Hunt
ington and Chaucey streets. is well nigh
impossible because Of thick mud and ex-
cavating work on the easterly side of the
street.
Real Irish shamrock are for sale by a
local florist. Tomorrow is the nth.
stephe Goddard, of New Brunswick,
was in town yesterday.
The Board of Aldermen will receive
the annual garbage removal bids Mon
day night.
Mrs. Harry Conard has baeu entertain
ing her sister, formerly of this city.
The opponents OF the scheme to cut
through the land for a street, where the
st. Stanislaus church property is located
IN upper State street urge that 1t would
be much more feasible plan to cut through
to Huntington street, "A block south of
Easton and Wayne streets, the location
of the p resent lend where the church is.
Mrs. Cornelius Jones, Of 15s Brighton
avenue, is visiting her daughter Mrs.
Martin de Planque, of Irvington.
Mrs william Sharples has returned tC
her home at New Brunswick, after a visit
with her sister in Prospect street.
William Jones, of 1913 Brighton avenue
is a visitor at Newark today.
Miss Lille Post entertained compan!
at her home, IA Hobart street, Wednes
day night.
Hans Peterson, of T%ottenville, has re-
signed his position at the Alpine GENE
cry, to take effect today.
Mrs. David Suydam, of : Hobart srteet
and her friend Miss Eurella Compton. o
Belford, nave returned to their home.
A letter has been received in this cit
rom Wilder, Vermont, that Mrs. Jerr!
Meyers Relighan died at her home in
hat city. Mrs. RelIghan Is a sister OIL
Dennis Sheehan, Of Prospect streer.
John johnson, of 143 Brighton avenue
Is moving his family to Plainfield.
James Tooker, is moving his family
rom l12 Brighton avenue, to one oil
Floersch flats on Smith street.
Fred Campbell, formerly of this city
now with the New York and New Jersev
Telephone Company, in New York, is in
own ibis week helping to string tele
phone wires.
Mrs. W. r. Stacey entertained friendi
last night at her home on Jefferson street
Her mother, Mrs Hare, leaves tomorro "
to visit her sister in Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. Garretson, of s.
High street, are entertaining Mrs. F.. II
Clark, Mrs. /. f. Brand and Miss Shut:
of Utica y. Y.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-16
steamcr From CaIcnttn Rnrned.

BOSTON, March 1G.-A threatening
fire which broke out on the Hansa line
steamer Wlldenfcls of Bremen Mt NIys-
tic wharf here caused damage to its
cargo estimated at $4,000. In add
ton to the damage to the cargo. the
steamer itself suffered. many of her
plates being warped and her compart-
mont walls damaged. The Wildenfels
carried Il general cargo valued at ST.
oon,ooo. She arrived Monday from Cal
cutta, carrying jute. burlaps. India silk.
tea, cocoanut oil, calfskins, hides and
other products of India.
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Death From Acute Alcoholism.

NEW YORK, March 1G.-Coroner's
Physician Wuest has held an autopsy
at the Brooklyn morgue on the body
of Mamie Savage, found dead in n
cab. Or. Wuest in his report to Coro-
nor Philip T. Williams states that he
found no irritant poison in the stomach
Of the dead girl ana no traces Of drug.
Death, he adds, was apparently due to
acute alcoholism.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-16
~soFTNEss OF sgALsKIN.
II Rivaled by Human Hair Where
DandrufR IL Eradicated.

sealskin is admired the world over for
its softness and glossiness; and yet the
human hair Is equally as soft and glossy
when healthy; and the radical cause of all
hair trouble is dandruff. which Is caused
by a pestiferous parasite that saps the
vitality of h hair at its root. Newbro's
Herpicide is the only preparation that ls
fatal to the dandruft germ. without dan
druff there is no falling hair, but q lux
uriant growth of glossy, soft hair is GER
lain. Securing the scalp won't cure IAN
drum. KIN the dandruff germ. Thous-
ands OF women W their beautiful suits
Of hair to Newbro's Herpicide. Sold by
eading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps
} The Herpicioe Co., Detroit, Mich.
c A.. SEXTON, Special Agent.
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necr Trnst For Portland.

CLEVELAND. o., March 16. "A
Cleveland syndicate has. it is an
nounced here. secured options on all
the brcweries in Portland, Ore. ana
will shortly merge them under one
management. The Northern Breweries
company at Columbus will take owe
the consolidated properties at Port
land.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-16

Total LOO, 769, 100 1876, 2G6, 800
Thus, 1874, 497, $50 more gallons were
pumped last year than during the year
previous.
The clerk reported that the mayor
had returned not approved the plans
for the extension of the pumping sta
ton at Runyon, to make room for the
new pump, because the council has
not yet approved the bond issue for
that purpose.
y bill was received from the Warren
Bithulithic Paving Company for the
repairs 10 the flush tank on Rector
street, near St. Peters churchyard,
some months ago, for which the pave
ment had to be torn up for a short
space, in order to make the repairs.
The bill was referred to the superin-
tendent.
J.. F. Burns & Son were granted a
plumbing license.
Complaints in regard to water sup
ply, from Il. c. REILLY and j. W.
Coleman, were referred to the super
intendent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-16

ItalYls Txports.

The principal exports of Italy are raw
silk and silk goods, wines, olive oil,
fruit and vegetables. latter and cheese,
poultry and eggs, and other agricultural
produce. 1t has q large export trade in
marble. about 30 per cent. thereof going
to the United States, 10 which it also
sends about 1890 tons of sumac an
unn11y
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-16

ROCHESTER,, y. Y. March 16.-The
jury in the case Of Burd Ray Atkins of
Geneva, O., on trial at Batavia, re-
turned Il verdict last night of guilty of
manslaughter, first degree. Atkins was
connected with 4 travelling theatrica!
company ana shot Leonard Scheer of
Batavia in the canrse OF . quarrel
-IJsN 1889 N..a aaa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-16
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y The uneXpended balance in the gen
eral account is $34, 103. So. During the
past year 81. AGA. 20 has been expended
for various expenses. Last night a
resolution was carried, to transfer
81, AGA. 20 into the extension account,
and the balance, $26, 639. Go, into the
water works sinking fund.
The balance from the MiddleseX
County Bank, 81, 2S3 % was also
ordered transferred TO the water works
sinking fund.
The pumping record for the year
ending March l shows an increase of
about Is per cent. in the number of
gallons pumped, over the number for
the year previous. During the year
lust ended the total number of gallons
pumped was l, 195, 266. 800, The figures
of each of the three pumps for each
year are given below. The Snow
pump is the only pump now in use at
Runyon. The old Lorenz pump at
Runyon was used but little during
either year. The Blake pump is at
the Eagleswood plant, now abandoned:
The figures follow: