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New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
STEAMBOATS,.
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Wireless Telegraphy on all Steamers;
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport ano = alA
River. Leave Pier 10, N. R., foot OF Wa5oo
ren St, week days and Sundays at o;SO
P. n. Strs. Priscilla and Puritan OrcheS
ira on each.
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence. Bos
ton, East and North I've. Pier 1S y; Il
Il. Murray St. week days only, 600 r N
Strs, ProYdence (rew and Pilgrim Ut
NEW BEDFoRD LINE for New Bedford.
MarthTs Vineyard and Nantucket;. Leays asIS
days only. az 500 P. n. Pier 20 EAst
River foot East 22d St, $50 P. n. Strs.
Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE for New London. Block
Island, Norwich, Watch Hill, NarTaganIs5eetC
Pier, Worcester. East and North. I've. PER
90. n: r.. IT. Clarkson St. week days only
600 p. N. Day trip Mondays. see below.
Strs. City of Lowell and Chester w. Chapln.
DAYLIGHT TRIP ON LONG ISLAND
SOUND on Mondays (onlyl. Str. Chester W. W
Z. r.. IT. East 22d St.. 10:46 A. N; due
New London 6:15 p. NJ. Close train connec-
tion there for Norwich, Watch Hill, Nara
gansett Pier, Providence, Boston. Regular
Norwich Line rates. Special round Trip
tickets $3.50. Good returning from New
, London same Tuesday night; due N. Y.
next morning; returning by rail- same day.
due n. Y. 1900 2. NJ. $3.50.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven, Hart
ford. Springfield and North. Str. Richard
P. N Sundays. $50 A. n Leaves II. f.
22d St. week days, 800 P. NJ; Sundays.
1000 A. N. Sundays due New York on re-
turn S:45 P. n.
Tickets and stateToonas. all lines. at 1s
Park Pl.. 245. 67s, 11e5 and 1854 broadway,
. Union So. 1s2 Fifth Ave, $40 Madison
Ave, 245 Columbus Ave. 100 W. 125th St.
279S Third Ave, and at Piers. New York.
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y: y. X. H. & HARTFORD r. R

~ =. X H. & HARTFORD r. r.
a.; ;;1slis 8, aei'a-- FROM Grand Central station,
P0src;,.. .!ic $50 Ave- rs follows fer
= 80, via Nsw London &. Proy.-F3s 90,
.si:oi. .igo 36@ 52;S2 = I'M ~ i: :5:S2. 6:S2
5i200 P 81. Va 1Tiiiimsn,;o- ;Oi
200 j. n. ia spfd.-f9:l4
p-,l55.44 4 1900 'H4O0. '1i:0 P. n
r:sl,,l,.A ~. i.AaD q, BAR HARBOR-i p n
oT-rt..Asl. ( 30 AT'AINs. ST. ALBANs and
arf.p - -. ao = NJ. 800 p N
ssN t..tS - sna a. FiTcHBURG. via PIT
-1tkEfF q LIE and NORFOLK 1902
fei9a L9ai55ington Stecf bridge. Tenox. Pitts
'risl =. +ts.02 = NJ sl.24. - 81 p. N.
sna saNsf5 sia5,E ef..es - Grand central station
- - C9lon square. cJSa Fiffh Ave.
.i0s ~ t'l.3eqs nous ave $50 Madison Ave,
Rrocsf Ion So, 27as THIRD Ave IN
20 p a Court 81. 479 Hostrand Ave.
oal- Feccrt sundays saturdays
81 sr..s at iZstH e. xStoDs AT 125th
'Eas S-r.,' oHi5 :Parlor Car Limited
tcEe,s ing s. car cIarlor and Sleeping Gar
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Tomorrow
OsitiVe Clearance of

Tomorrow
Positive Clearance Of
June Sale Accommodations
All goods used in become
soIled or tunbed through handling wen small lots
MUST CO.
Lots are too numerous to permit Of itemizatiOn
YOU CAN COUNT BARGAINS.
Special Tables OF
CLEARANCE LOTS OF
WoDrs Underwear Woulen's Green Tickets
wrappers CoIO skirts on garments are
andC shirt Waists Millinery 70 identity
Corse. Shoes, Boys Clothing 4Eeduc1ons
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gHOIINS.
TYrEsyRIT3SG.

TYPEWRITERS.-Rem $40; CrAn-
daIl IS: DsnumOre. Yost or Hammond
81 so. Expert repairing GAY. 12l Wsss
I26th 80.
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PURCHASE AND HxcnASGE.

BOOKS PURCHASED Calls and CORE
spOndance solicited. Catalogues issued;
sent free upon application. a. r. E1hVENS.
1sc West 931 81.
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ERS-All makes sold, rented
repaired. exchanged: reliable service
GORMAN, 70 Nassau 81. Telephone 274O-
COrtlandt
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SD WOmen'S Tailored Suits SIT
Plain and fancy Panamas. ChecEs. vTc--
steds and lightweight eioths-blacl1 ana
leading colors-Eton. Pony and Iuxeaa--
pleated circular skirts-all sizex
IAmit-One.
$1,000 linen Coat Suits. s1.43
Etou. Box Bolero and Pony CcaoA-
Emb'y. Venlse Medallions and eysIet e.
fects-plsated and plain sEirtz-an vhlss
or with combination trim
IImIt-Cue.
81 WOmen'S House Dresses, ,s1.cs
Good quality cambric-neae Gsslzus-yo<s
and side pleated styIos-cus and -nf-a
perfsct-sizes 81 TO "a
Limit-TsO.
SS Ct. & $40 Boys Suits. rs
Plain and stripe Chamhrays. Maeras
Galatea and CTash-Russlan ana eaffas
styles-militaFy or sailor collars-suh'e %
with PiQue trimminss sgulaF Or bIeou4s
troussrs-2i5 70 8 Yrs
Limit-TwO.
50 Ct. Boys Madras Blcuses IS
IAgHdsTed ana unlaundezsa-gIssn vhl-s
or light, medium and dark stEi1ss art
hsures-necEband and collar attschs3-.
8 TO 10 yrs-
50 Ct. Summer Rugs. -
Made Of grass mattings n coloringS 20
haTmonize with summer TurniahIngs-a
sizes-26z54 and SOz6O inch
Limit-TwO.
50 to 50 Ct. Boys Straw Hats,.ze
Rolled Brim SaiIors-whits s-F amy
oolors-streamers or side bows.
Luit-irwO-
$1.49 Table Cutlery. 70
Dinner knives and Forl-huns aut
-four prong fork-fns tempered steel-4
ser OF each
Limlt-s doz rca
19 to % Ct. Stationery. .f1Es
ouire boxes-French NainsooE. scotca
Fabric. Sc--5 sizes-white ana blue--s
lace. feather and thistle edgoa
Limit Boxes
$500 Babes Short Goats. SO
Fine white Pique-deep. fancy collars
with crossover tnsertings OF emb'y or IN.
set emh-y medalhons-emb'y rufts lnlsi
Iimit-Two.
$3.9s WOmen'S COrsets. ...... It's
Fine white six Brocade-uewest models
side and front garters attached-deeD
lace and ribbon FINISHES IS to 26-
Limit-One-
$2.19 WOmen'S Waists. f.3q
Fine White Persian Lawn-front oT hand
some open or French Emb'y. tucEs ana
front and back-Iong and short sleeves
all sizes.
Linit-Two.
$1.9a Girls Wash Dresses. .9s
Chambrays. Ginghams. Linens ana othe-
nns washable fabrics-Vaist and guimps
styles-tastefully made ana tTimid with
eTnby. braids pipings. fancy stitclilgS.
buttons and emb'd embleM-6 70 "a yT~
Limit-TwO.
35 Ct. WOmen'S Corset Covers 10
Good cambric-fun front-Wido or narros
lace insert Cs-ueek and arEnholes trfm't.
Iimit-ThTee.
IS G.. White Lawn Aprons. 10
Extra full-deep hem with cluster OF wiEa
II. s tEcks-36 inches Iones--aO inch
Limit-Thrss-
$500 Women'S Untr'd Hats, lie
Six OF the newest dress shapes-aI vhit4
with black cr0Wns-NeapOlitan ana cht,
combination.
Limit-Ona
r ORDERS FOR AROVT
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uPHoLsTERING.

OLD FASHIONED rag carpet 80 cents per
yard: reliable upholstering; mattresses
new and Femaking: folding beds repaired
A. L SCHREIBER. SSI Amsterdam ave.
Telephone 443a-River.
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G1u0dgOGn River
BW W@Wl6mIht.

Palaual Steamers NEW YORK; ana
ALBANY Of the Hudson River Day Line,
fastest and finest river boats in the world.
LIZ. Blllyn.. Fulton st. (by Annex 500 A NJ
- Desbrosses St, Pier. S:4O
- West 42d St...-......-.-....9: 800
q" West 18TH 81 -S:@O
Landing at Yonkers, West Point. New
burgh PoughtS eepsie. Kingston Point. Cats
XIII Hudson and Albany. Daily. except
sunday. Special trains TO Catskin Mts re-
sorts and Saratoga. and easy connections to
all points East. North and West. Through
tickets and baggage checked at offices OF
n Y Transfer Co. Through rail tickets
between n. Y. and Albany accepted. Most
delishtftiI one-day outings to West Point.
Newburgh or Po'keepsie. returning on down
boat Restaurant open at A. NJ. MUSIC.
STEAMER MARY POWELL
Leaving Desbrosses St. at $40 p. n
(Saturdavs LAB +. NJ, w. 42d ST. 80 2. NJ
(Ssturdays F. NJ, West l29th ST. $50
=. NJ Saturdays 2:30 p M for Highland
Ealls West Point, Cornwall Newburgh.
New Hamburgh. Milton. Poughkeepsie. Ron
dout and Kingston Orchestra on board.
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49,. Ontario & &Western Ry. 9
TO THE
nMTeNnnR TMnllMIf AIMS

GATSNllG MWJa / A!MS
via the Catskill Mountain. OTIS and Cats
kill and Tannersyilie Railways
r,froet connection with y. \. Central trains
IC-,.inp Sew York at 7;54 and LID a NJ.
ANY. except SUNDAY. and p 81 daily
"a west Shore trains leaving " so 81
e..1 20 sro lI.45 A. NJ daily. except Sunday.
sr5 o:4a y. ~ daily: r,,-rco.-
ALSO direct connection with the HnpS9S9 ..l.Is -
RIVER DAY LINZ and ne ,,I415,ta "a : y ~: -:
ttvFsFcfTCs LINE sTEAMEHS- FCiICiiA''E
TfcKETS VIA CATsKII.
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New JERSEY CENTRAL

lB5tg kG2-S W -1S = aHS ees
STATIONS M. T2ot 28d di4sTty sf1i IS ST R \ r.
Time saoss, t@low is from Liberty ST.
West "a 81. leaves 10 minutes earlier, ex-
Cept as noted BY designating marks.
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN
AND MAUCH CHUNK-z4 90 "a 70 Eas-
Ion). $40 A. n. 1.2o. 40. 300 Gb5. as
Esstoa only) P M sun. z4-So A a..
EnkEsBARRE AND SCRANTON-e.1 10
y. 10, $50 P. II. Sundays. $50
A n 500 P Il
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURsT, TONS RIY-
ER AND BARNEGAY-zs.0 90. 8 40 4. II,
80. 500. Lakewood and Lakehurst only,
k5.ze Sundays; 7eo A II. GAO Lake
wood and Lakehurst}.
ATLANTIC CIlH-*9.s 20 A n, xl.00. ks. 20
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK.
OcEAE GROVE. POINT PLEASANT
n,20. l.30.' 245. $50 ara IS. "a IS. as IS.
5.s9- 80 jl2Ol Sundays. except Ocean
Grove 9l3. 1850 a. IL. 400, $50 P NJ
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. sEABRIGHT.
BRANcH-z4oo, $50. s %. II so 4. n.
lSa 40, 80 $50 P. n. Sundays. 500
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR ATLANTIC
HIGHLANDS. ~ 5---a- SEABRIGHT, LONG
LEAsANT-Pier 81 \. R. n. 42d 81.
eee, s.55, 1870 A. N. 1890. 1-3o, {. 90.
4I5 go Z - ?. y SUNDAYS. g. Is =. N.
- 49, 80 AGA ~ ~ fl-s
Cedar ST. 20 1000. 100 a. II ! 90,
200, 3.45. AS. 60. 8 10 P. NJ Sundays,
1910 A. u. 100, 400. S 10 n
EEAp1AG. HARRISBURG POTTSVIIIE
AND WILLIAMSPORT-ilz 90 "a 20
7ect. 10. 10G0, l1-UO A N Reading
only. 7. 1-G4 i.20. 200 P. NJ Read
lg, FoJIsyllle.. Harrisburg only. f4.O0.
800 7-50 r NJ
PHILADELPHIA
sGs.5o. M o. 90 g 90 m~1000 S11 90
A. NJ. m'I2.oO. nj 90 =. 90. . 90 - 90
m'5.o0. me-. 90 200. $500. $500, PIC. 50
n. 5SI2.15 mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
ECO m'l0.09 m'l2.00, E'ZC0, m4sA.OO.
m'600 "709. js1215
DAILY. TDailv except Sunday pSundays
sFarlcr cars only liNia TamaQua- AK
oept Saturdays. mDining car. xSaturdays
Only zErom Liberty ST. only
trom IWentv-third Sf.-b5 20 P NJ
eSg9 Z n. el220 P. n, g4.3O p. M
JIG P n. k3.2O p. n. 1850 P. II,
ofdces Liberty ST West 23d s.. Astor
H2use 245. 434. 1900. 1854 Broadway. 1s2
- Ag-. 81 9th Az. . Union Square West
% % ~, 100 West 10Th St. PAS Co
,lmo1s Av-, New York: Court St 3s3,
~ Fulton s.. 479 Nostrand Av. Brook
lyI. $50 Bros Gwav. williamsburg New
sork Transfer Co calls for ans checks bag
gage 10 deEtina atiau.
y. q. BESLER . n BURT
Fiee-P-ss Cen 5Igr Gen. Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

50 Ct. White Crochet Spreads 50
Full size-MarseiIles designs-no starch
or dressing Of any kinda good close
quality.
Limit-Two.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

a Ct. Hose Supporters. .24
Satin pad-four heavy Elastic straps
white, blue, Pink and black
Limit pair.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

% CT. Laundry Bags............ III
Striped and fancy Denims-hgure. floral
and combination effects
I4mit-Two,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

19 Ct. Black Taf6eta Silks. .ssI
Yard wide-brisht lustre-soft finish /
wear guaranteed
Limits yards.
IS ct. Fig'd POngeeS............ - |
Natural color with aIIOver satin figures |
in soft tones-washable- inches vide
for wOmen's and Ghildrens Dresses and
Coats
Limits yards.
50 CT. Cream Storm Serges.. So
3s inches wide-for Suits and Goats
for travelling and outing wear. and
Smart Bathing Suits.
LImit-16 yards.
Is Ct. Ex. Pine BatiSteS. 81
Sheer Quality-white. with pink. light
blue. hello and black combination figure
effects-for women's and children's sum
mer dresses.
Iimit-15 yards
1215 ct. Fine Dress Lawns. 81
Medium and dark grounds-with aIlover
dasnes. dots and figures Of white.
IAmit-15 yards.
50 ct. Table Cloths. S........... So
Turkey Red-2 yards long-in combine
tions OF Red and White. Green and
White and solid Red. with white and
Limit-Two
19 Ct. Lingerie BatisteS. .llI
Fine, soft inish-Ss inch-for Women's
and ChiIdren's Dresses. Waists and IN
derwear.
Limit-12 yards
II to Is Ct. Pearl Butt0nS...... 81
5 sizes-earved and plain-two and four
holes-card OF doz.
Limit-six cards.
9 CT. Unbleached MuSlinS. rs
Full s6 inches wide-extra heavy round
thread-mill lengths Of to Il yds
Limit-20 yards.
50 Ct. White Crochet Spreads 50
Full size-0IarseiIles designs-no starch
or dressing Of any kinda good close
quality.
Limit-Two.
Muslin Pillow Cases
Pure hnish-fne QUALIFYING starch or
dressing-2 sizes only
42xS6-value .11.......... 81
45X36-value u. 2..---.--....., 9
Ltnit-Dozen each size.
A Ct. Hose Supporters. .24
Satin pad-four heavy Elastic straps
white, blue, rink and black;
Iimit-2 pair
49 & 50 Ct. Damask Squares .2J
Two sizes-sO7zsO and s6xs6 inch-H- s
open weave effects-stamped IN pretty
floral designs.
Limit-Four
u CT. Silk Ribbons. ......... .12H
Plain Silk and satin Taffetas-aT shades. /
white and black-alsO dainty Dresdens-
plain borders-in widths for Hats. Sashes /
Girdles. &C.
Limit-1O yards.
9s Ct. Rogers Silver
Plated Ware. 50 |
Table spoons and medium size Forks
heavily plated-warranted German Silver |
base-fancy Or beaded handles-6 pieces |
Limit-One doz.
80 CT. Leather Belts. ....... III
Plain and fancy Ieathers-best colors |
also Black and White-Gilt buckles-with |
and without moire silk Ining-newesc
Limit-Two.
% CT. Laundry Bags............ ~ /
Striped and fancy Denims-hgure. horal
and combination effects.
Limit-Two.
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f9 Ct. Lingerie BatiSteS. ii
Fine, soft fnish-Ss inch-for Women :
and Children's Dresses. Waists and In
derWeaF.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

tlaj T-..ee Fu-l man accommodations iss 2l5, 355
: - S;SSs ltol s.. Court 81. l7s Hostrsnd ESsa'
k.gT-ss.as q Iooi Fulton ST. BROOKLYN =
-sief Co. vi. esllforh and check baR.1xA
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PHOTO ENGRAVING.

HAL,F-TONE and line work catalogues ana
COLOR work; excellent results; low prices.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

So CT. Table Cloths. ...... SO
Turkey Red-2 yards long-in combine
tions OF Red - and - White. Green and -
White and solid Red. with white and
black borders.
Limit-Two.
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Muslin Pillow Cases

Pure fnish-fne QUALIFYING starch or
dressing-2 sizes only
42x36-value .11.......,... Q
45X36-value .l2..-. Q
Limit-Dozen each size.
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Limi,12 yards.

II to Is Ct. Pearl ButtOnS... &
5 sizes-carved and plain-two and four
holes-card OF doz.
limit Civ car5s
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FL ,sAE2IGH VALLEY.
y sns.,..s - Cortlandt and DesbroEses SAL
t2s sisss Etcept SUNDAY. Sunday: s5-s1
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

49 & 50 Ct. DamaSk Squares 81
Two sizes-sOxsO and S6xS6 inch-H- s
open weave effects-stamped I'm pretty
floral designs.
Lirnit-FOur
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

Six OF the newest Dress shapes-au uhifa
with black crowns-NeapOlitan ana chla
combination.
IIrnft-0ua
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

21 ct. Silk Ribbons. .......... .l2Z
Plain Silk and satin Taffetas-aII shades.
white and black-alsO dainty Dresdens-
plain borders-in widths for Hats. Sashes.
Girdles, &C.
Limit-1O yards.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

80 CT. Leather Belts. .. IL
Plain and fancy leather-best colOrs.
also Black and White-Gilt buckles-with
and without moire silk uning-newest
shapes.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

9 ct. Unbleached Muslins. Azs
Full SO inches Wide-extra heavy round
thread-mill lengths Of , TO Il yds
Limit-2O Yards.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

Plain and fancy Panamas. Checks. V1cr-
steds and lightweight cioths-blactz ana
leading colOrs-Eton. Pony and IuEeao~--
pleated circular skirts-all Gizex
Idmit-One.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

To these great bargains we have devoted
Of salespeOple to assure prompt service.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-08

$1,000 linen Coat Suits s4.4S
Etou, Box. BoIero and Pony CC1c4-
Emb'y. Venlse Medallions ana eysIss e.
facts-pleated and plain sEirta-au vtlss
or with combination trim
Limlt-Oue.
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3s G.. White Lawn ANrnrs =.
So Women's ITnfril Hafs. b

Extra rUll--QeeD neIm WITH cluster o. Nll
H. s. tUcks-36 inches long--40 inch.
Iinir-Thrae.
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LAKEWOOD, LAKEHCRST. TONS RIV-
ER AND BARNEGA5-zs. 90, g. 40 a N
81. $50. Lakewood and Isakehurst only
k3.z0 Sundays, 7.eO A. II. GAO Lake
wood and Lakehurstl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-07
Naval Orders.

Capt. s. c. Lemly. retired, to the navy
yard. Norfolk. Va, for court-martial duty.
Capt. J. E. Roller, retired, from the navy
yard, Norfolk. Va, to the navy yard, New
York, for court-martial duty.
Commander w. P. White. from the ma
val training station. Newport, r. l., to the
bureau of navigation, Navy Department,
this city.
Lieut.. Commander w. J. Maxwell, to
West Troy. N. Y, for duty as assistant to
the inspector of ordnance at the Water
vliet arsenal at that place and duty as in
spector upon the detachment of Command
er B. w. Hodges, U. s. N.
Lieut.. M. st. G. Ellis. to duty as inspector
Of equipment at the works Of VIM. Cramp
& Sons Ship and Engine Building Com
pany and the works of Neafie & Levy
Ship and Engine Building Company, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Ensign c. A. Harrington, to the navy
yard, New York, N. T.. for temporary duty
and thence to the navy yard, Boston
Mass for a course of instruction in naval
architecture at the Massachusetts Institute
Of Technology.
Paymaster T. w. Leutze, to the Han
cock, navy yard, New York. N. Y.
Paymaster w. L. Wilson, from the Ham
cock. navy yard. New York, N Y, and
settle accounts and await orders.
Chief Carpenter A. Burke, to the naval
station at Culebra, w. l., sailing from
New York on September Is, 1906.
assistant to the inspector of machinery at
the works of Rabcock & Wilcox, Bayonne.
n. j.
Lieut.. Commander G. w. Laws, from the
Ohio to the Rainbow to duty on star Of
Rear Admiral Dayton.
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Marine Corps Orders.

Capt. R. c. Berkeley, assigned to duty
at the Norfolk navy yard, has been granted
one months leave
Lieut.. Col. J. e. Mahoney has been or
dered to report to the brigadier general
commanding for temporary duty
Maj. Dion Williams, for duty as fleet
marine officer, Asiatic fleet
First Lieut.. w. NJ. Small, from the ma
rine barracks. League Island, Pa, to the
marine barracks, New York
First Lieut.. 7. A. Mott, two months sick
leave
First Lieut. D. c. McDougal, from the
Washington to the Colorado
First Lieut.. w. e. .Noa, from the Colo
RADIO to the marine barracks, New York
First Lieut.. H. c. Egan, from the New
port to the Wabash.
First Lieut.. w. E. Parker, from the New
York to the Dixie.
First Lieut.. N. o. Smith, from the Wa.
bash to the Dixie
Second Lieut. B. s. Berry, from the Mis-
souri, to recruiting duty at Pittsburg.
Second Lieut.. c. A. Lutz, from the New
York to the Missouri
First Lieut.. c. F. Williams, from the
Raleigh to San Francisco.
Second Lieut.. A. Stokes from the navy
yard. Mare Island, to the Raleigh.
First Lieut.. ]. w. McClaskey, to the
marine barracks, Mare Island
Second Lieut.. r. e. RoweH, to the ma.
rine school of application, Annapolis, for
instruction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

WEST ECKINGTON-Richard Fl. Rai,ev
ct al to Gertrude Larash, lot "a block
4; SO.
{ STREET SOUTHEAST between Soutb
Capitol street and New Jersey avenue
Charles w. Davis ct ux to the Congress
Hail Hotel Company, part original lot
g. square $50; So
TURNER'S IMPROVEMENT-Anna H.
Frantz to Harry N. Herr trustee
part; $40. Emil Holer. trustee to Anna
H. Frantz. part; $4,000.
NO. AZ 18TH STREET NORTHEAST
Mary w. S. Thatcher ct al to Alfred II.
Kern. lot 81, square aSS; $40.
NO. 621 STH STREET NORTHEAST
Margaret H. Root ct al to Maude NJ.
Anderson. lot 80. square 9I4; $40.
NO. 1923 18TH STREET NORTHWEST
Margaret NJ. O'Connor ct vir Michael ].
1NG2 S ZEN; r. King, lot M. square 1862: So
INGLESlDE-Louise Scott to Nora Ra T.
ferty, lot "a. block IA: 80
SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST be-
tween S and streets-James johnson
ct al. to Herman Blumenthal part orig
inal lot 8. square All: So
NJ. 800 STREET NORTHWESTERN
seph Richards ct Tx. to Andrew ID.
roI H1eaal G lot 292; square 1863: $40.
WEST between and c streets--John
A. Butler, trustee, to Martha WIecand
and Harry G. Wilson, part original lot
Is, square 534; 81. 7O5
STREET SOUTHEAST between 1st and
"a streets-Frances f. Wiley ct vir Mel
vile w, to William Betz lot 2 square
1856; $40
NOS. 1889 AND 1871 14TH STREET AND
NOS. 1916 AND 1850 u STREET
NORTHWEST-Adalin G. Penrose ct
al. to Patrick F. Neligan. lots Al and A.,
square 237; $50, 900.
NO. 1884 STREET NORTHWEST.
Melendez King ct al. trustees, to Michel
.. Dumas, lot 50. square 179; $4,000
NO. 2013 VERMONT AVENUE NORTH
WEST-Same to same. lot 49, square
800; $1,000.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS - United States
Realty Company to Edward F. Gruver,
lot 30. block 10: So
G STREET NORTHWEST between goth
and 21st streets-Elizabeth A. Ashley ct
al. to William John Meyers and Marian
Swain Meyers part lot IL, square 1O3;
SO.
CLEVELAND PARK-H. Rozier Dulany.
trustee. to Myrtle A. Gillian, part lots
l and 10. block S; S1,949.10.
NOS. 1909 AND 1911 l STREET NORTH
WEST-John Cook. trustee, to Arthur
Carr and Frank r. Carr, lots So and So,
square 1926: So
HOLMEAD MANOR-Martha c. Levy ct
vir, James T., to J. Johnston Wallace.
lot "a. block 20; So
DUMBARTON STREET NORTHWEST
between 2Sth and 18th streets-James
w. Davenport to William A Brown,
part lot 12S. square 1910; SO.
BRIGHTWOOD PARK-Georgie A. Kicks
ct vir, William c., to William NICK
Clayton. lot 10. block 20; $40.
G STREET NORTHWEST between 14th
ux. to w. Allison Trotter, lot 1866,
square 1851: $40