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QUARTET GENERAL
de Ia POIiCia.
0RDENES De TRASL lD0S.

Por eata orden % haCen los aiguientes
frasladol; saFgento Erasmo Torres, de
Arroyo Guayama.
Cabos: NestoF Gregory, de Guayama
Yauco (Unif ]; Ramon Carreraa, do Yau-
co Arroyo: Agnstin M. Vargas, de Jun.
COS & Aguadilla; Alberto Pardo, de San
Sebastian 4 Moca; Rafael Negrony, dc
Aguadilla San Sebastian; Felipe Ortiz,
de Rinc6n JuncoB; jose Acar6n Corrsa,
de Ponce Penuelae; C6ndido Lopez, de
Pehuelas Ponce.
GuaEdias: Juan Crespo, Manuel Ot0fo,
dc San Juan q Culebras; EuIogio @. AFRO.
20, de Santurce San Sebastian; FIorindo
Gonz6lez Knight de Rio Piedras Utua-
do; Guillermo Carlos Torres, de Rio
Piedras Fajardo; jose Mendez, de Be-
yam6n, GuRyama; Amadeo BaTredo, de-
Bayam6n ComeFfo; Martin Vazquez
Noguerag, de Toa Baja Arecibo; Emilio
Hidalgo, de Dorado Penuelas; jose
Segarra Ocafia, de Comerfo & Eabana
Grande; Ramon Ortiz de ComerfO & Bas
yam6n; Pedro j. MaYtf, dc Ponce Cabo
Rojo; Juan Mel6ndez, de Ponce Barrog:
Juan Melendez, Luis Victor BaIuguer,
Manuel =. castro, de Ponce Barros;
Eduvigis Perales, de Ponce Playa Ma
yagiez; Manuel Alomar, de Ponce Ma
yagiez; Eladio Rivera de Plays de Ponce
BarTos; Manuel Ruiz GoIomo, de Ad-
juntaB q Mayagiez; Luis Maura, de Ad.
iuntas Aguadilla; Victor Flores, de
PeiiuelaB Dorado; Francisco Lazaro
Plaud de Juana Diaz Aibonito; Pedro
J. Coll, de Juana Diaz Guayama; Ce-
lestino Quinones, de Mayagdez & Ponce;
Manuel Herrera, de Mayagiez q BARGE
loneta; Ramon Molinary, de MayagIez &
QuebradillaB; Juan Perez, de MayagGez &
Guayama; Jose j. Colon, de Mayagiez 4
Adjuntas; Luis Rivas de Playa Mayagutz
Ponce; Ulises Oliviery, de sabana Gran
de & Comerfo; Florentino Colon, de Gabo
Roio Ponce; Eusebio Corchado de Cabo
Rojo Lares; Evariato Rodriguez, joss
@. Rivera, de Arecibo San Juan; Jos6
FajardO Mario, dc ArecibO Juana DiazS
MaTcelino Colon, de ATecibo Toa Bsia;
Trinidad Virella, de Utuado Rio Pie
dTas; DemetriO Ortiz, de BarCeloneta &
San Sebastian; Alfredo Colon Ceballos, de
Camuy Quebradillas; Geronimo Lopez,
de Quebradillas Camuy; Everardo Oca-
Bio, de Quebradillas & San Sebastian; Luis
Echevarrfa, de Fsjardo santurce; Juan
Rios Rivera, de Faiardo q Rio Piedras;
Felipe Olmo, de Guayama & Mayagiiez;
EnCarnaci6n Colon Sierra, de Guayama
BayRm6n; Pedro Izquierdo, de Aibonito 4
Juana DiaE; RaimundO Pagan, Pedro
Perez, Emilio Flores, de BarTos Ponce;
Victor AcOsta, de BarrOs Playa Ponce;
Juan SOsa, de Aguadilla Adj juntas; jose
Elizier, de LareS Cabo Roio; Jose G.
Arroyo, de San Sebastian SantuFce; Do
mingo =. Llamas, Juan Francisco Pav6D,
de San Sebastian Mayagiez; Jose su6.
rez, David Romero, Herminio Lebr6n, de
eRinc6n, Aguada; Margaro Lopez, Do
mingO Marin, Jesds M. Malistani de
Aguada Rinc6n.
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NOTAS Y N0TICIAS

Los veCinos del Corozal solemnizan
la festividad de Ia Conception con un
magnffco progfama,~ en- el que fguFan
alboradaR, fuegos artifcialeE, bales On el
casino y de aTteaanoE, cabalgatas, juegOs
populsTes y retreats.
Ell iuez municipal de San Lorenzo,
he proCesado CFiminalmente 4 Vicente
Fernandez acusado de mutilaci6n habien-
do ordenado paEe Ia cdrCel de Humacao
& disposition del fiscal de Ia Corte de JUS
ticia.
La lluvia de estos dias ha producido
nm derrumbamientO entire Camuy J Are
cibo,
Ell fiscal de la Corbe de Distrito de
Guayama ha diCEado auto de priSi6n con.
ira Luis AlvaFado, de 20 afios de edad,
acusado de atentado contra Ia vida giendo
reducido prisi6n con fecha 3 del actual.
La lluvia >fu@ pertiraz anoche y no
pudO celebrarse Ia retreta anuuciada.
La maFejada de estoB dias ha produ
Cido imperfeCciones en- 81 maleC6n de Ia
Puerta de San Juan.
-Anoche fue embalsamado ell cadaVer
de Ia gefiora Mendfa de Blanco. Esta
tarde Be llevar6 efectO el Bepelio del ca
d&ver.
Con motive de Ia gran creCiente que
ha hecho aver 81 rio de Manatf, no han
podido circular: los trenes del ferrocarril
entire San Juan y AreCibO.
-DSbiera hacerse una detenidR inspec-
ci6n en- lR lfnea del alambEe conductor de
los carEos el6ctFicOs, pueS resultan muy
freCuentes las roturas que en- ella ocurrens
-Por acometimientO y aggression ifu6
Eeducido prisi6n en- la C&rcel de Ponce
por Orden del iuez municipal 81 individuo
DomingU Cintr6n.
Ell teClado dc Ia "Oliver" est& cons
truidO de acuerdO con el principle de que
el $50 de la escrituTa Sc hace con las mi
n6sCulas y para el 5% restante es meior,
bsjo todOB conceptoa, hacer uso de las te-
Clas de Cambio que duplicar triplicar 81
n6mero de teclRs y el tRmafiO del teclRdo.
Ramon Lopez y Juan Rodriguez (a)
PoncefitO, han ingFesado en- la c6rCel de
Aguadilla pFoCedente de Ia de ATecibo, &
disposition del fiscal de la corte do iuBticia
do Aguadilla, 4 responder de las acuBa-
clones que les hRCen en- Causas que se les
Bigusn.
EN- San Lorenzo tuTb6 la paz 81 indi.
viduo Felipe Vega 81 juez municipal le
inn aaO 2 meses de prisi6n; Pedro Pa.
bell6n le impuso 40 dias pOr acometimien.
to y sgresi6n, & Antonio R0drfguez 2
meSeS por hurbo de menor Cuantfa. Los
tres prOCesadoS 90 enCuentran en- Ia c6rcel
de Humacao sufriendo COndena.
La plimera en- pureza. La primeEa
en- buen sabOr. La primers de las aguaR
de mesa. La primers en- la estimaci6n de
tOdos los que 10 tOman. Lo meiOr para
todOS "a 10 mejor para usted. Tome aqua
mineral natural '.Hiawatha." !" PfdaIa en-
Cualquier hotel 8 Cafs. Agsntes en Puer-
10 Rico, Sanchez Morales & Co., Tetu6n
S4, San Juap, 2, r,
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De DISTRITO.
SECCION PRIMERA.
RESOLUCIONES.

Entire otras dict6 hoy Ia section primera
de esta COrte de diStrito, las iguientes re.
aoluciOnes:
Declare con lugar una exception sin
lugar otra en- el case de Natalia Rodriguez
con Clementina Lugo, concsdiendo tres
dias Ia demandante para que enmiende
Ia demands,
Declare herederos al intestado de Do.
mipgo sobejano Rivas & suB sietes hiios
l6gitimoS.
Dispuao pasara al Fiscal el expediente
de dominic PromovidO por Nicolas Calde'
ron , otrOs al que Sc ha .opuestO Francisco
Garcia.
Nombr6 tutor del menor Jose Manuel
Zapater & Jose Hernandez Mufioz, ain
fanza, por ahora.
Declare hersderos de IaidOro Uriarts &
SuB l6gitimoB hijos.
Y BuSpendi6 Ia session haata el skbads 8
del actual.
Ell II del corrients Ser6 el tsrcer llama.
miontO del Calendario de- asuntos CivileG.
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La BELLEzA ENTIRE Los ANTlGUOS'

La idea que los antiques tenlan de Ia
bellsza, era grande, lelevada; no Ia con.
sideTaban Supplements, en- el hombre,
como I'M conjunto sim6triCO de perfecCio'
mes morales.
En- efecto, Ia belleza no consiste en- ta'
lea formag, en- Cualea proporciOneg deter
minadag, sino en- la ammonia en- Las
Telaciones de estas formaB con el coniunto
de las funCiones y facultades del indiViduo
10 cuaI induce l6gicamente esba conse'
cUencia: que la bslIeza es la expression
sensible de las perfeCCiones del ser.
MuchoB til6sofos de la antigledad pen.
saban que Ia belIeza real exclufa general
mente los viciOs y las mRlas pasiones, ,
que Ia fealdad, al Contrario, los dejaba
presentir.
Lo que es ballo es bueno, decfan, BalVaa
las excepcioneg; y no hay dRda que, & ID
verdad bien reconocida de este principle,
debe atribuirse 81 que, en t0dos los item.
pos, haya ejerCitado u belleza I'M podsI
irresistante Bobre los hombEes.
En- Grecia, sobre todo, fue donde Ia be
lleza Obtuvo mas esplendentes tTiunfoa
En- ning6n pals del mundo be reCibido
mas brillantes homenajes, nj ha inBpiHadc
mas ardiente entusiasmo.
Alli una mujer bella, era obieto da uu
culto real: Ia divinizabaU.
Los artistas apresur6banse multiplicaI
los m6rmoles que representation los atFac
tivoB y perfacciones de gn cuerpo; los his
toriadOres J los poetas Ie aseguraban Ii
inmortalidad.
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MOnterO Rios

New DCiembe5, L3Opm.
preBdenCia ehuRda
republican,, actual RtuaCn political
bOA -4. -.
Ia discussion
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~ "A las cinco y media de Ia tarde de-
aver hubO una interruption en- 81 serEiCio
de carros el6ctricos. Sc fundieron los
trasmisores del caro- n6merO 8 y hubO IN
pequeHo cOnatO de fuego sali6ndoBe los
pasajereB apresuradRmente y dejando el
caro- en- Ia curva de Ia aalidR de Ia plaza
de Colon en- donde oCurri6 eI incidenta.
LuegO, las seig de Ia tarde, ge>rompi6 IN
trozo de alambre conductor en- ell trayecto
de la estaci6n del farroCarril Ia. puerta
de EsPafia y hubo de continuarse el Bervi-
clio entrando los Carfos pOr la calle de San
Francisco = Ualiendo por Ia misma via.
LlOVla & C6ntaros y 81 paSaje Bufri6 mu.
chas molestiaB, pues habia carroB que
llevaban mas de Glen paSajerOS. Algunos
caballeros que residen en- Santurcs hubie.
ron de regresar allf en- coche
-Ha sido trasladado esta ciudad ell
SaTgento de rolicfa que prestaba servicio
en- Santurce, senior IgRravidez, y le Busti.
tuye en- aquel puesto el sargentO seior
Sierra. }.--. s +.. -..*s
Ell sargento de policfa insular sefior
MontilIa, va destinado & Rio piedFas.
En- una comiBi6n especial, en- asuntoB
del Bervicio, ha sido enviado Ia isla de
Culebra, Ell cabo Garcia Torres, della poll.
cfa .inBulaT.
"A medic dia de aver le robaron en-
Santurce al senior SWEET, Ia sums do $66.
La pOlicfa detective de servicio en- el ba-
rrio, proCedi6 rApidamente Ia averigua.
cf6n del hecho ,, medic dia, estaban
detenidos dos hombFeB y un muchacho,
que aparecfan complicados en- el asunto.
$64 de los $66 deBapareCidOs, fuerOn recu-
psrsdoS.
-Estuvo hoy en- Ia Mansion Ejecutiva
en- asuntos de Banidad, 81 doctor Goenaga.
-Mafiana SO discutir6 en- Ia session or.
dinaria del Consejo Executive, una oTde.
nanza que SO informa preBentar6 la junts
superior de sanidad regpeCto aguntos
Eanitariog. En- ella, ss infoFma, hay la
prohibition de criar pOlloB lavar ropas,
descamar pescado, Conducir arenas, basu-
ras otTas materias en- carlos descubiH-
tos etc., etc. Que sa echen litros de
sublimadO q otra materia desiAfectante en-
las deyecCionSs Habr6 larga discussion
On 81 Consejo.
En- 81 vapor corTeO de aver, embarc6
para los EstadOs Unidos el abOgadO sefOr
Pettingil.
LAS CarreteHas de Caguas , Comerfo
han sufrido desperfectos con las lluvias de
egtos diaA Los locom6vilaB de tragportes
han hecho muchos baches.
Contin6a de gFaYedad y se espeTa
fatal desenlace, 81 Pbro. don Juan LlaU.
ger,
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Il nelsaie de Roosevelt.
RBFORMAS QUE PIDB
PARA PUERTO RICO
--- LA acci6n da Mnrat
La aGCi0n de Moret

New Ddembe 5, 1.30 p M
Gran aac pfca hay Esahaman dgpachos rebida Madrid
de MoTet oolgndO
indignation Z. EoqO polc lbaes Ia maya Dc a opinion pdb
habe
adO apCbandO de asOaecna de cOi6n
daprobaFo
e MauTa
d sen 9
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Marques de Ia Vega de ArInijO

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ULTIMA HORA
mensas dsROOsseIt Vega Armi0 Presdene. JapOnsses

York. Diismbrs 5, 330p
iudadana los dRgdO
San los la COte federal pagados
Tatro Federal
sictudes Puerto Rice
Aro ha aadO denGa del abnee epahOl yendO la
de Ia el general Weyler
UidO4
condolences aprOba6n del Con-
0FeR0
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HIPODROMO PONCENO

Imporantes de cabaos para los das l6 % de
Diciembre de 1905.
FL da IL de Dieembre las de la noche quedara cerrada
la matrcua para las del l6 ell l8 las de la
noche Sc cerrar Ia matreua las han de ener ugar
e % del mencionado mes.
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EI asuntO de las esCueIas a la Suprema

New York; L3O p
admission de los
California decision
Eaia apLaZ " tribunal su allo
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]. 7. Silva BANKING { ConerId Conpanr

SAN JUAN AND AGUADILLA PR.
BRANCH IN PARIS ADELEINE
Basndr tletteFs of Credit n the
Gale inas
All matteFbl Of q banking
ALI profAy business solicited.
CORRESPONDENTS OF
Credit LyCnnag London, Paris, Madrid and BarOsloa,
Banque Transatlantique Paris
SOsiet6 Generate Paris
American Express Company New York
g. Amsinck & Company New York
q. B. Holins & Co. New York
Walls Fargo Bank San Francisco CaHforpa
Neional Bank of Gty
GENERAL AGENTS OF
ScFere CentFale GCOlosoS, Aguadia (PueFto Paris
Norwich Union Fire Society NOFWich FuOanA
British American Company Toronton CanruidS
Cuban Steamship
COmpsgnie Generates Trasatl paris
InteFnationaeE Lloyd Marin Berlin
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la hostiIidad de anbas Camaras

New York. Ddembre 1.3O, n.
Moret
petender
pdbCa opinion peos
radCale pan presens COr
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01

In order to provide for a better inspee-
ton OF live stock slaughtered within the
District of Columbia for local cOnsump-
ton. Health officer w. c. Woodward,
has drafted a bin which he submitted
yesterday to the Commissioners with the
recommendation that It be referred TO the
corporation counsel for an opinion as to
whether the Commissioners have the
power to promulgate the regulations in
the bill without Congressional legislation.
If it is found the Commissioners are
without this power, it is recommended
that the bin be submitted to Congress for
action.
In letter to Commissioner Macfarland
giving his reasons for desiring the enact
ment of the bill, Dr. Woodward sad.
Prior to the recent enactment Of the
Federal meat inspection law, live stock
killed in abbatoirs and slaughter houses
in adjacent States was subject TO no in
I Spection whatever, while live stock killed
within the District was.
Under such conditions live stock liable
to be condemned If brought into the Dis
/ trict for slaughtering, WAS taken into
adjacent States to be killed, and the car
/ casses. presumably were returned 10 the
/ District in such form as would preclude
/ the discovery of the diseased condition
/ Of the animal from which the meat came.
! ''The enactment Of the Federal meat
/ inspection law and the establishment OF
4 system OF rigid inspection OF animals
slaughtered in adjacent States for con
] TrIr ia
/ will lead. 1 believe. to the bringing int
! the District for slaughter, of animals
/ that are not in a condition to- pass The
/ Federal inspection and to the slaughter
ing of such animals here for local con
i sumption. It is necessary. therefore, thai
our local system be made as rigid as Is
/ the inspection maintained by the Federal
/ government"
! The bin provides for the registration oi
all slaughter houses in the District FRO
visions are made for the heating, hght-
ing. ventilation, and cleanliness OF the
buildings. and especial attention is paid
/ IN tbs. prevention of employment Of per
sons afflicted with tuberculosis or any
/ other communicable disease. The bill pro
poses that all slaughtering be Ndone De
/ tween the hours of sunrise and sunset
except By order OF the health officer. ah'
that each carcass shall be Inspected dI'
/ PASSED by an inspector in the service o.
/ the health department The words ID {
| inspected and passed" will be stanpe'
/ upon all carcasses which have passed IN
spection. while condemned meat VIII d.
/ dosed with kerosene. Violation OF any
/ the regulations IS punishable by nm
/ not exceeding 500.
/ The proposed bill yesterday receive
/ the Endorsement Of Commissioner Nldc
! farIand.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
SIX AGENCIES OPEN
Employment Bureau Crusade
Closes Eighteen.
RESULT OF ILLEGAL WORK
Police VIII BE Ordered To-day to
Proceed with Prosecution of All
Such Institutions Remaining Open
without Licenses-Only Those Not
Protested Against Can Continue.

Recent disclosures of the methods Of
employment agencies in Washington has
resulted fin a wholesale cleaning up OF
these institutions, the probability being
that after to-day not more than six will
be engaged in business in the District Of
Columbia.
Ralph X. Washington. the proprietor Of
an agency at 1872 Twelfth street north
west, was arrested yesterday afternoon BY
Detectives Evans and Cornwell for plac-
ing persons in positions prohibited by law.
washington was held on a bond of 500,
and has been granted five days TO show
reasons why his license should not be
taken away.
The city directory shows there are NJ
present twenty-four employment agencies
IN the city. The Commissioners have
granted only five licenses and Commits
sioner West said yesterday he would
move the revocation of the license OF
one of these.
TWO other applicants, favorabiy con
sidcred. have not yet received their IL
censes owing TO technical errors IN their
bonds. With the exception Of six. the
/ Commissioners have either rejected OF
/ held I'D all applications for licenses, anu
/ I'm view of the fact that the month dur
/ ing which the licenses must be obtained
/ expired yesterday, the police have beer
notified to enter to-day upon the prosecu-
/ ton Of all persons whose places are oper
/ for business with the exception Of those
/ to whom licenses have been granted, anC
! the two to whom they will be granted
as soon as their bonds are perfected.
/ Commissioner West said that the sis
proprietors who were allowed to Temair
/ in business were persons against whom
no protest had been made. and agains
whose character the police had not made
/ an adverse report
All applications for licenses for th'
conduct of employment agencies which
may be made in the future he added
will receive the same careful scrutiny
/ which has been given in the cases now
] before the Commissioners"
This action Of the Commissioners Il
closing the majority Of the employment
| agencies OF the city was the result of a
investigation Of charges preferred by tn
/ research committee of the Public Educa
! ton Association.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
PAY TEACHERS TODAY.
Instructors VIII Also Get Salaries
Inst Before Christmas

Just Before Christmas
,ro,cbars in the local public schools
will be paid this morning at Il o'clock.
The nlaces and time when they will get
tbai- nav checks has been designated BY
coorat,rv Connor. Of the school board,
as follows:
Special rolls and Seventh division
Sncretarv's Office at the Franklin
school building
Eighth division-Room No. l.
Franklin School.
Third divisiou-Room No >, Frank
- central ~ High School and Business
t5irb School-Room No. 3. Franklin
second division-Room No. 4. Frank
lin School.
sixth division-Library Of the
urorl,1fn School Teachers are re-
ouested not to use the Office entrance
Fifth division-ROom No. ., Frank
An other teachers will be paid at
the Office of their respective super
vising principals. unless otherwise
ordered by the said supervising prin-
cipals-
Through the courtesy Of the audit
ing and disbursing officers or the DIS
trict the teachers and other employees
of the schools viii be given two pay
ments in this month. This Is made
/ necessary because the full service not
| having been completed before the be
/ ginning Of the Christmas holidays, the
ennIoves OF the schools would be un-
/ able to secure their pay prior TO the
/ first cf the coming year. The rolls
/ for the first fifteen days of the month
/ are now in course of preparation, and
/ the employees will be paid the first
/ installment about the sixteenth OF the
/ month.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
SAYS CADETS SCARED HORSE.
HOdgsOn Also Alleges BOY stepped ON
Animals Head

Joseph f Hodgson, sos + street south
east, has requested the Commissioners
TO investigate the conduct Of a squad of
Eastern High School cadets. whom he
charges with disorder and misconduct
while drilling on North Carolina avenue.
According 20 Mr. Hodgson, the cadets.
under the command of Capt. J. b. Handy.
refused 10 stop marching until he had
passed safely by. causing his horse 10
become unmanageable and fall 10 the
ground one Of the cadets. he adds,
stepped heavily on the horses head. cut,
ting its mouth severely.
Willard $. Small principal Of the East
ern High School, submitted "a report.
stating that the horse was driven directly
into the squad causing 1t 10 break and
scatter. and in addition, when protests
were raised, it Is alleged, the driver used
threatening language.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
contract for sewers Awarded.

The contract for the following sewers in
the District has been awarded to the
Warren +. Brenizer Company: Sewer
"A /" in South Railroad avenue, between
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Nailor street
and in Nailor street. between South Rail
road avenue and the Eastern Branch,
s. 2S0. SO: sewer b in Nailor street. be
tween South Railroad and Minnesota
avenues. and in Minnesota avenue. be
tween Nailor and Twenty-third streets.
g. .511. 20. sewer &C." in Minnesota avenue.
between Harrison and Eighteenth streets,
g. 223. Bids were presented also by John
f. Talbert. l. r. Colbert Edmund Sax
ton, and Z. G. Gummel
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank 5 Harrison. jr 81 Newark. \. J., and
Katherine NJ Crebs. IS. Winchester, Va. Rev
g.. Calvert Carter.
Archibald l. Buckler. "A. and Annie W. knap
man. 20 Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin.
Rov A. Murray .. San Francisco. Cal. and Eliza
beth G. Dillon lS Rev. Edward VI. Mott
William !. Maxton. ss. POttstown. Pa. and Mar
raret D. Roth. p Rev. DOnald q. Macleod.
William A Richards. 80. and Gertrude e "
Pierce. 3. Rev. p. J. 0ConnelL
John T Brinkley. Ss and Anna V. Padgett, 3
Rev. B. p Tuitt
John H. Hitte. a. and Mamie V. Rsley, IS
Ieonardtown. Nd Rev. Martin p. Egan.
Frederick ). Tyler, 24 and Constance {. Adee, Y
Rev Roland Cotton Smith
Francisco Ramirez o. and Ethel Hemsey. Is
Rev Wallace Radcliffe.
COLORED.
Benne Gutrick. IS Indian Head. Nd, and Mar.
Blair. 49, Rev. A. Wilbanks-
oscar Payne, q. aud Eldora Wallace. IS. Rev
Charles johnson.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
LOCAL MENTION.
ANfTSIcNIENTs TODAY

Columbia-"Old Homestead. 2I5 p. N and SIS
..
New N8tiGual-MaTy Mauusrug in Glorious
Betsy 2l5 and s Is 2. N.
Belasco-Camilie D'AUille. IN The Belle Of Lon
don Town" Zl5 o. IA and Is .. m
chase 's-Polite vaudeville. 2:l5 and Sis p m
Lyceuu-MineTs Bohemian BurlesQueTs. 2.l5 and
5.lj p. N.
Academy-"The -Four Corners Of the Earth" 2l5
and Sis D. H.
Majestic -Eugsnie Blair in The WCman in the
Case 2.l5 D. N. and SIS p. n.
Convention Hail-Rollcr skating rink, morning.
lftJn00n, and night.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED.

The following building permits were is
sued by Building Inspector Ashford yes
teTday;
To W W. Finley. for repairs to three-story brick
dwelling at 2ol9 Massachusetts, avenue northwest.
Architect. Appleton B. CLARK, il. Builder, Willism
T. Lipscomb 4 Co. EstiDnated cost s. 800.
To John A. Keppel, for one twO-stoTy brick gtabl.
in rear Of 3 n street northwest. Architect. j.
Cerrnuiller. Builder James Kibby- Estimated cost
s. ER.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
WILL DISCUSS SOCIALISM.
AIoysius Club Begins Lectures with
Series by Rev. BrOsuahaH.

The Aloysius Club will open its series
Of complimentary Sunday lectures for
the season on Sunday evening next at S
O'Clock. in GOnzaga Theater, when Rev.
Timothy BrOsnahan, 5. J., will deliver j
carefully prepared lecture on socialism,
and will treat the subject from the stand
point Of Can a Catholic be a socialist"
Father Brosnahan is perhaps one of the
best-known theologians in the United
States, and his treatment Of the subject
IS sure to elicit intense interest, as did
his controversy. a few years ago with
a wen-known college president on the
general subject of education in colleges.