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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02
SOME LOCAL THEATRE BILLS.
Coming Attractions Promise to De-
light Play Goers.

One of the most pleasing attractions
of the war at the Colonial next We'd
nessiay Will be the dainty London New
York musical success, 1.-THE School
Girl. which comes heralded as q
most pretentious scenic pro 1uction and
replete with a score of lyrical gems.
It Will be presented here just as il was
for 400 nights in London and 100
nights in New York City, with the
entire original production intact IN
every respect. The music is said 60
be the prettiest ever written by Leslie
Stuart.
If "Spangles, or The Wooden
Horse Charles Frederic Nirdlinger'
comedy, which is 10 be presented here
ON Tuesday night, February q, should
proye hslf as diyertiug as its title is
suggestive of merriment, it should turn
ont to be a highly delightful enter
tainment The subject matter of the
play is said 10 be q satire on the Car
negie library craze. The comedy Is
in three acts. and is to be presented
by accompany of first quality and its
locale is said TO be in a city of the
Northwest famous for its divorce
colony.
o.
Mirth and melody abound in the
big musical comedy Tho RGnaways,
which is the coming attraction at the
Colonial Theatre next week, the fact
being guaranteed by the large and
able company presenting IL being head
ed 10y George Evans. of Honey
Boy" fame, whose success in min
strelsy and vaudeville placed him in
the front rank of popular entertainers
The play is one of highly amusing sit
nations and olimaxes and abonnds
with nrettY music.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02

The Last Judgment, by Spohr will
be given by st. Anne's Choir next
Feb. Sth. This, oratorio
promisis to be a great success. The
soloists will be Mrs. Arthur Cutiss
Stott, Soprano; Miss Carrie Rosenheim,
Alto; Mr.. Howard Robinson, Tenor;
DR.. Thomas Stockhaln Baker, Bass.
The admission fees will be so and IS
cents. Reserved seats may now be had
at Feldmeyers Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02
Waited On Governor.

A large delegation waited upon
Governor WaFiield today at the Execu-
tive Department, in the interest of the
re-appointment of Mr.. Charles G.
Feldmeyer as police magistrate. In the
delegation were Mayor Douw, Mr..
William III. Moss, president of the
Business Mems Association, Captain
p. T.. Porter, Of Co. g., and other
prominent citizens. Squire Feldmeyer
has filed the position capably and ac.
ceplably for several years.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02
Petty Thieyine.

The officers of the Marine Barracks
have reported to the police authorities
that petty thieving has been going on
atthe barracks for some time. Chief
Hahn has the matter under inyestiga-
ton, and expects to apprehend the
guilty ones. The officers have lost a
number Of valuable articles taken
from their quarters.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02
Some Do Not Object.

Some of the residents at German
town declare they do not object to a
magistrate for that section. William
Duvall Jr., who is a property owner
at Germantown, says a magistrate is a
necessity, Bolden, a coloTed resident
says if it is lights or a magistrate he
prefers the magistrate. He SAYS il is
not safe for women to walk along the
road after dark unprotected
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02
Suing For Divorce.

Mrs. Mary Elliott Lerp of Balti-
more who says she was 10 years old
when married to George Lerp, is
courts Tor a divorce: LeIp is employed
County. He says his wife was Is and
not 10 when he married her and he
denies the charge of unfaithfullness.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02
A CARD OF THANKS.

The Ladies Aid Society of st. Mar
tins Evangelical Lutheran Church,
and the congregation desires herewith
to express their sincere thanks and
appreciation of the liberal patronage
extended them at their Supper and
Bazaar the past three nights
THE LADIES laid SOCIETY
REV. GUST RoNTE, Pastor. #-f.2-1-t
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02
Young Girls Luncheon.

Yesterday party of young ladies
were entertained at luncheon bv Miss
Margaret Ames, daughter of Medical
Inspector Howard K Ames, U. S. n.
The luncheon was in honor of Miss
Hardy. Of Norfolk who is visiting
Miss Byrnes. Several young ladies of
the Naval Academy, set were among
those invited
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02
Midshipman Resigned.

Two fourth class Midshipmen have
presented their designations. They
are Midshipman Chase w. Nichols.
OF Winchester. Indiana. and Midsbip-
man Charles Hubbard, of Providence.
X. l., both of the fourth class Naval
Academy. Their designations have
been accepted.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02
Togo Coming To America.

1t is announced upon reliable
authority that Admiral Togo will visit
America In April with two armored
cruisers. He will visit the u. S. Naval
Academy and Annapolis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02
Moving Pictures.

Don't miss the entertainment of
moving pictures tonight at Maryland
avenue Nj. II. Church. The program
VIII be change from last night and
is well worth seeing.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02

Mrs Booth, wife DR.. Booth, and
daughter Miss Clara Booth. of Carter
Grove, Va.iwill visit Mrs John Walk
at Murray Hill. They viii arrive next
week and will remain until after the
of Mrs. Booths sou, Mid
w. Harris Booth of the first
class
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur b. Carter,
have returned from their wedding
trip and are at home to their friends
No, | Cathedral street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02
Fresh Shucked OYSTERS

l am prepared to furnish Fresh Shucked
oysters for Families, Hotels, &c, by the
rnt quart or Gallon. All orders win he
promptly attended 10 II left at Iof Conduit
street, or al yohnson's Wharf. Oysters fur.
nlsneo on HaG Shell for private dinner
parties w M BRYAN. TelephoneNo 4oR
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02
Notice to Taxpayers.

All taxes of the Levy Of 1905 that arc not
paid by April LIST, 1906, viii be placed into the
hands of a constable to be delivered 10 the
parties owing same. This extra work viii
entail an additional cost OF 2jc and will bC
added to all taNbills
WINSON g.. trDTT.
Collector and Treasurer. 1906,
OFFICE:-17 School Street. aI
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

Persons who have friends as guests and
desire the publication of the same will please
send their names to this ofhce.-EDIToIsl
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02

Mr.. Lloyd Lowndes, son of the late
LoWndes was here this week.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02
Male Help Wanted.

\ reliable active Man TO represent us m
annapolis TO canvass and collect. SALARY
nd commission; References required. Ad-
lress FRANK J.JORDAN, Medical CO., ON
'olvfn st, Baltimore, Md G28t
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02

Congressman Peare, was in Anna
polls yesterday.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02
Dancing Academy Open

EVERY MONDAY EVENING,
IN CLAY ST. HALL, ANNAPOLIS,
From $50 to 1890 O'clock
PROF. J. II. CALDWELL, INsrRrrruR.
J. WESLEY HOLT, MANAGEr ium
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02


Money to Loan
on REAL ESTATE in sums to suit borrow.
NICHOLAS II. GREEN.
ii6 Attorney-at-I4aw, Anna poIfs Ma
FOUND POCKET BOOK CoNrA1NrN.
sum OF money owner can have same
by identifying property and paying Tor this
ad. Call at capital Office. I2gt
LOST.
= Ossr-TXvC RANK ROCKS 0F TflC3,,.-
II AND ALICE QUEEN and DANSBI-EN
QUEEN. Bank Books OF ANNAPOLIS
SAVINGS INSTITUTION. Lost on Jam
1906. Finder please return to the Annapolis
Savings Institution. iSNu
for SALE
COR SAIL SOLID WALNUT MARRrF.
top Buffet at a sscrihCe price of 500
cause OF sale, too small house. Apulv in
s. Charles St. f'Ht
EoRsALE-BEAUTIFU BUtIDIN0i0I
4 overlooking the Spa. Frontage OF abouf
400 n on Shipwright 81, In particulars ana
terms call between l2aud p. M. gt - ship
wright street, lilw
E-oR fSALE-CHEAP, SO FOOT CANDf.
1 suitable for gasoline engine. AppIy ID.
J. w. LEE 3rd 81. and severn Ave East
port. IISt
Tor sALE-A RUN ABOUT CHEAP Ar.
! PLY at The Hob, Market Space. 5N .
For SALE A GENTLEMAN's BICYDIE
! with coaster break win sell cheap. APP
ply at Capital oiilee. JNtt
Tor SALE-A PAIR OF HOMINl
PIGEONS, Mated. wal s2ii cheap. Az.
ply at Capital ONCE
For. sALE2HALF-cQsr 10 II q. LoHER
Marine Engine almost new I'M goot
order. Inquire at HELLEttS ~WuyaTf
Passport. 26Iw
EoR SALE 200 SECOND HAND EuOE-.
for sale cheap Good reading AppI,
at Novelty store, PASSPORT J2if
COR sALE-FIVE GOOD CHICKENS
PULLETS AND = COCkERkGS. fo.
$500 or zoe for single chicken. Apply 200
Capital once. 5llu
COR SALE-BRIGuT CLOVER HAY.
Apply to W. u. BURNS. j54w
FoE RENT
FOR RENT-STORE No. 25 FRANCIS ST.
Apply next door, No. Is. tw
EoR RENT-THREE ROOMS WIru
BATH. Apply to lis Main 81. fLr
COR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS Heat
Gas and Bath with or without Board
II Franklin st, flw
COR RENT-FRONT ROOM WELL Heated
with use of Bath. Apply TO 1871 King
George Street. jew
WAN Ed.
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XXyANTED-A WHITE GIRL AS NURSE
Maid. Apply TO Mrs. #. w. Johnson
3 Randall Place 1870
XXyANTED--A NEAT AND TIDY BOY An
W Maryland Hotel Barber shop. i2utf
WyANTED-MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND
~ GIRLS to represent McClure's Naua.
zine. Good pay. Address 81 kast BIRD ST.
n. y. city. i2BtT
XATANTED-IN SMALL. FAMILY We.
w MAN rs cook and laundress. Must
have references Apply 20 ~ DUKE of
Gloucester street.. j22W
yANTED-COLORFD WOMAN.to COOK
w Wash and Iron. Apply to Capital
office. IE2Iw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02

Miss Marie Edith Dubois, of Balti-
more, has been visiting Mrs. John
Chew, Murray Hill
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02

Hon Marion &c Kalb Smith, of
Kent county, was in town yesterday.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02

EOR f,SALE-CHEAP, SO FOOT CANOE.
l suitable for gasoline engine. Aprlv f..
j. w LEE 3rd -. and severn ave East.
port. TISt
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02

Direct from its months run at the
Broad Street Theatre, Philadelphia.
and its only appearance in Anna
polls, before its opening in
N Y (ifv
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-02

EoRsALE-BEAUTIF BUILDING Ions
4 overlooking the Spa. Frontage OF bout
400 II on Shipwright 81, In particulars ann
terms call between l2aud p, ma. at - shin
wright street, rlIw
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
ARRANGING PLANS
. FOR STUDENTS BALL

The committees having I'm charge the
arrangements for the students ball, to
= held February s, met at the
home OF the president of the board
# lady managers of the George
Washington University Hospital. Mrs.
Z. II. Ackert. Mrs. Charles J. Bell is
chairman of the entertainment commit
lee. and Mrs. Charles w. Needham. Mrs.
Herman D-Wauridge. Mrs. J. H. Craw-
ford, Mrs. ]. Hall Lewis, Mrs. /. +.
Lewis. Mrs. Sanford II. Taylor. Mrs
}. d. Young, and Mrs. Howard L. Hodg-
kins, chairmen of sub-committees. Mrs.
NVm. r. Vance is treasurer, and Mrs
d. X. Shute secretary Of the ban com
mittee.
Tho other members of this committee
are: Mrs Thomas H. Anderson. Mrs.
Percy ASH, Mrs. George II. Brown, Mrs.
VIM. Kearney Carr. Mrs. Mitchell Car
roll. Mrs. J. NJ Culp. Mrs. Frank L.
Day. Mrs. Charles W FairfaS. Mrs.
a. =. a. King, Mrs. +. II. Newell, Mrs.
Charles W. Richardson. Mrs. Herman
ScuOenfeld, Mrs. Herman Schreiner.
Mrs r. &. SeibeTJ, Mrs. W. NJ. L. StO-
well. Mrs. George ". TrOWbr1dge. Mrs.
H G Yarrow and Mrs &. w y. NeditZ
The following names of ladies, who
have lately Joined the hospital board.
We're added 10 the bail committee list
at this meeting. Mrs. Vim. Van Zandt
Cox. Mrs. c. l.. GTunsky, and Mrs c.
r. Munroe.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
.STINGING REBUKE
TO NAVAL SURGEON
Publicly RePrimanded on Being
Found Guilty of Drunk
enness.

A stinging rebuke has been admins
tered by the new Secretary OF the Navy
MetcaIf. TO Surgeon John II, Moore, T..
S. n, who was recently tried and found
guilty Of the charge or '-drunkennes5 on
duty"
Secretary Metcaf says; Every naval
officer and especially "A medical officer,
whose use OF intoxicants iF carried to
such an extent that mis- supeFiors cause
him To be- tried, ana vino IL convicted Of
on duty. should be sentenced
90 be dismissed frosiI tse navy and such
sentence should be iEeEorably carried
into execution Whatever charity or as
sistance may be extended to such Of
fCeTs, should BE- given when they reach
soTle other walk in life thaa the naval
service. They are worthless members
OF the naval profession and should IN
every case be forced of the list OF
officers OF the navy
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
DINNERS FOR N. P.'S
ONLY A SHILLING
House Of Commons Kitchen
Committee Provides Fine
Bill of Fare.

LONDON, Dee. 29.-The cheapest club
in London is the house of comomns.
Labor members Of modest means md
that they have TO pay no more. or per-
haps less. for their meals IN the par
lianentary dining room than they would
at the most expensive restaurants out
side, and the prices are 50 per cent
love- than ia any West End club.
soon after the meeting OF the new parr
lament, with It's host of members from
humble life. the kitchen committee be
san 70 cater specially for them, and
introduced a shilling (25 cents) dinner.
This Includes a cut from the Joint two
vegetables. bread. cheese. butter. and
q choice Of two sweets. Abstaiuing MEM
bers can drink with it, water from a
special artesian well, paying nothing for
this. of course
For u cents you may have half
q bottle OF fair claret. and for 20 cents
half a bottle Of vintage wine
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
FINDS GIRLS NOTE
LOOKING FOR GOLD
Tin Can in Black Hills
Leads to ProSpector'S
Engagement.

LEAD. s. D.. Dec. "a few weeks
ago Benjamin Hurst. a young prOspec-
tor, unearthed I'm the Black Hills west
o.. hare a rusty tin can containing note
seribbled IN pencil by hiss Julia DEM
ming. and buried By her twelve years
ago.
As a result Of the finding Of the note,
Hurst and Miss Demmiug are soon TO
be married. The note. written and bur
led in a spirit OF fun by Miss Demming.
read.
Whoever finds this note viii please
the writer OF IL by advising her that he
has unearthed IT, Her address is Port
land, Ore. JULIA DEMING-
Hurst promptly wrote Tne young LADY
that he had found the note A week or
two later nc received an answer to his
letter written at Seattle, the present
home of Miss Demming
He wrote her again, she replied. and
thus was begun "A correspondence which
gre wintO friendship resulting finally la
love and an engagement Hurst IS Il
young geld seeker who mas spent the
greater part Of his lie in the Western
mountains.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

NEW YORK. Dee. 29.-A strange
dream in which she saw her brother
Philip injured in an accident came To
Miss Mary Cameron early yesterday IN
her home near the United States EX-
press office at the railroad station in
Morristown. N J. The girl awoke in
fright Her brother had not returned
home from work as agent at the station
Seized by a premOnition of danger the
young woman hurried to the office The
blinds were drawn. but the lights stun
were shining inside. Going TO the door
Miss Cameron heard stifled means and
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
NAMES COMMITTEE
TO INVESTIGATE
Secretary Straus Seeks Facts
on Steerage Conditions
Aboard Ship.

Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Straus has appointed committee 10
begin at once an examination of the
passenger act % 1Ss2. ' in lis relations
70 steerase accommodations and OF the
laws of other nations on the same sub
ject ana 10 examine The actual steerage
conditions on the ocean steamers that
bring immigrants to Ills country.
Designated 20 serve GA the committee
ars Lawrence y. Murray. Assistant
Secretary OF Commerce and Labor,
Eugene r Chamberlain, Comm issiOner
OF Navigation, and n l.. StTanshau,
Collector Of the Port Of New York.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
SISTER WARNED IN DREAM
OF HER BROTHERS PERIL

the sound of shuffling feet indicating
that a struggle was going on.
The girl screamed ana ''Hustling Bill
Tull. the policeman guarding the sta
tion. responded. He threw his weight
against the door, and IL fell forward.
w II. H1yt, the express agent sta
toned at Madison and a driver named
Weber had hold of Cameron who was
nRhting madly, but unsuCcessfully The
two men We're beating him over the
head, and he was losing strength.
TuH took hold of the two assailants.
slammed them together with tremendous
fo"Ce-he is a powerful man-and then
placed both under arrest. Huyt and
Weber were drunk,
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
OPPOSE PLAN
FOR MEAT CONCESSIONS

BERLIN, Dec. 29.-The American
Tariff Commissioners, who are here dis
cussing with Germany commissioners
the subject Of new commercial treaty
between the United States and Germany,
are endeavOring to secure concessions
whereby American cattle may be event
ually shipped 10 Hamburg. slaughtered
there and the meat sold throughout Ger
many.
A willingness To conform to rigorous
sanitary Inspection at all stages is eE-
pressed by the American commissioners.
So far the German commissioners have
refused to agree TO such an arrange
ment. and the press is opposing II Wig
orously. To grant such concessions. p
is argued, would only create a new
field of activity for the American meat
trust
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
CASSATT CREPE UP,
SPENCER'S DOWN

a touching and unusual coincidence was
Witnessed on Fifteenth street yesterday,
when. Just thirty days after the death
OF President Spencer, of the Southern
railroad. employees We're removing crepe
from the office, several men were dTap-
lug the PennsylvE mia railroad office with
the SOmber black out OF respect TO Presi-
dent Cassatt, who died suddenly yester-
DAY.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
CUSTOMS BULGE
OUR MONEY BAGS
Treasury viii End First Six
Months With Big
Surplus.
MAY PAY CASH

There is reason to believe from
information received at the
Treasury Department yesterday
that when the time comes, July
/ next, for the redemption Of the
outstanding 4 per cent bonds the
Treasury Department viii decide
10 pay cash for them rather than
refund them into bonds at a
lower rate of interest. There
are S115,O0O.OO0 of the fours out
standing.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
COUNT GLEICHEN LEAVES
FOR VISIT IN CANADA

Lie.t Col Count GIeichen, military
attache of the British embassy. has
gone TO Canada 10 spend the holidays
with friends. and on January he viii
sail from New York ToI England, where
be will shortly be promoted 20 colpUei
and given a regiment1l command. Count
Gleichen obtained leave of absence for
six weeks, 10 cover ne remainder OF his
term of duty In Washington. which
will not expire until the first of Fcbru-
airy. Al that time ne will be succeeded
az military attache here by Major
James, OF a Warwickshire regiment.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
NEW ELlORADO
EXCITES' ENGLAND
Kings Private Secretary
Goes Into Siberian
Mining.

LONDON, Dec. 29.-The London stock
market is excited over the great future
promised by Siberia as a gold mining
country. The prospect of new Edo
radO in Russia's eastern empire Is so
bright that a record boom has been pro-
duced here in the shares OF a corpora
ton that has been formed 70 exploit it.
Although tie company was only incoT-
porated sixteen months ago, its shares
are now at a premium of over Is, that
is, the $4,000 of original shares now
represent Ss.ai2,590. The corporation is
interested ia two goldhelds. the Orsk
and TrCit1k
Lord l<n lllys, the kings private secre-
tary, is a director of the corporation,
as are also Lord Stanley, Earl Howe,
and Lord Armstrong.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
mrs. CLINcH SMITH ENTERTAINs

PARIS, Dee. "a brilliant assembly
of Americans attended the musical
sOiree' given a few days ago by Mrs.
Clinch Smith The chief attraction was
Miss Mary Garden, whose singing in
'AphFCdlte' has caused such a sensa-
tion iE Paris. Among those present
were Mr.. and Miss Ruthven Pratt. Mrs
Winslow, Mrs. Gets, Mr- and Mrs. c. d.
Gibson, the Marquise de Bernis. Mrs
Holt, Miss stone Vicomte dc Jessaint.
Miss Duff. Mr. and Mrs. Drake. Mrs.
Sheldon and Mrs Ingraham.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
FEUDAL CHATEAU BURNED.

PARIS. Dec. 29-Fire has destroyed
the Chateau du Pin, near Uzsrche, to-
gether with the beautiful coIlrc-!tn ~
old masters, manuscripts. ana - E"s .Ties
with which IL was cTdmmed. Tho cha
Jeau dated from the feu 11 Times and
belonged 10 the COUnte dc ;cOs-ar.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
KAISER is EXPERT
AS STAGE MANAGER

BERLIN. Dec 9.-Richard Strauss.
who has produced 'Salome" at the Roy
al Opera House, states that his work
would never have appeared at all in
Berlin il II had not been for the personal
efforts OF the Kaiser. lie saws the
Kaiser was determined that il should
appear, although the members of the
court circles strongly dIsapproved Of tie
opera.
AIR. Strauss says that the Kaiser did
all the stage managing, suggested seen
cry. and mounting.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
QUEEN ENA NOW LOVED BY SPAIN

MADRID, Dec. 29-The younG Queen
Of Spain is rapidly making h1rssls l"yed
by the people Of Spain Tor ueI EJuduCSs
of heart and her charity. Snc has Ic-
Gently ordered thsC one tbJUsGud ra-
sioBs sEuli be served daily 90 the poor
IF the town at her eSIc1so. There ta-
uotts are 20 % cont 1ICd I'll Ih.. winter.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
RUSSELL HELD FOR LARCENY.

Detective Hartigan has returned 10
Washington from New York city and
reports that William @. Russell. want
ed here to answer a charge of grand
larceny has been held under 81 90 for
the Washington authorities
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Treasury officials at the close Of bust
ness yesterday were able to ca lculate
pretty closely on how the Treasury
would stand at the end OF the first six
months OF the current fiscal year. The
six months period will expire Monday.
The showing at the close af buisenss
yesterday was an excellent one. The
surplus for the fiscal year thus far
amounts TO S25,O74.758. This is in marked
contrast with year ago. when the eX-
penditures for the fiscal year TO that
time We're SS.35S.G09 more than the re-
ceipts.
Internal Revenue Grows.
The customs receipts since June 60
have amounted TO 1853, ,gSS, ,724, in com
parison with sI49,Il,l35 for the CORE
spending period in the fiscal year 1903.
This is gain Of nearly Sl5,0o0,0O0 in the
customs receipts thus far in the fiscal
year. The internal revenue receipts
similarly have grown from 1921, ,S54, ,259 10
$157 155, or nearly SlO.O0O.Oo0.
The total receipts thus far in the fis-
cal year have been 1926, z97,552. or over
S25 100000 heavier than the receipts of
the corresponding period in 1895.
December Big Month.
Some indication of the way the re-
Ceipts are piling up is seen in the fact
that for December alone. up TO last
night. the surplus was 81, ,299. .234
Customs officials predict there will be
no diminutiOn in the present high tide
of customs receipts the rest of the fiscal
year.
Secretary Shaw is calculating on a fine
surplus in the Treasury on June 80. one
amounting to about SIS. 10000. He will
not be there 10 see il. but he looks for
il nevertheless.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
Fine S45 Fed
room Suites

tered Oak. massive roll on both bed
and dresser. carved headboard. large
French plate glass mirror. four drawer
dresser with swell front and brass
trimmings. and neatly made swell-tront
washstaud TO match
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
"It Pays to DeaLWhere Satisfaction Is Guaranteed"
Solid Oak Go 90
Bedroom Suites HZsTO

Very nicely made thTac-pssce Bed
Room Suites, constructed of selected
cabinet OAK. bed has carved top, high
head and foot. dresser has large beyeled
plate glass mirror, four drawers, brass
trimmings, and washsJand has two
drawers and two Cupboards.