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PoTTERs CLOSE CONVENTION.
James Gass, of Syracuse, Chosen
ChIef-CaU HTada IN President

James Gass, of Syracuse, Chosen
ChIef-Can Made on President.
More than 100 members Of the United
States Potters' Association called on
President Roosevelt at noon yesterday.
They were presented to the Chief Execu-
tive by Congressman Kennedy. of Ohio.
and remained at the White House fol
half an hour.
The closing day Of the twenty-eighth
meeting Of the association was taken up
by an executive session, which lasted
from o'clock yesterday morning until
late in the afternoon, with an interval o.
two hours for luncheon. The nominating
committee named the following officers
who were unanimously elected: James
Gass, Of Syracuse, n Y, president
James c. Thompson, Of East Liverpool,
Ohio. first vice president; James Mayer
of Beaver Falls, Pa, second vice presi-
dent; H A Keffer, OF East Liverpool
Ohio. secretary. and G. S. Goodwin, of
East Liverpool treasurer
The executive committee is composed of
the following members. William Burgess,
of Trenton. chairman; Col. J. NJ Taylor,
OF East Liverpool; Charles L Franzine,
Wheeling. w Va. w. L. Smith, Of East
Liverpool: Charles Howell Cook, of Tren-
ton; n A Frederick, G. c. Thompson,
and II. A. McNichol of East Liverpool
The place Of meeting for the next con-
ventiOn has not been selected, but the
majority Of members seem to favor
Washington, and it is probable that this
city viii be chosen.
II is probable that the crockery and
china which has been on exhibition since
the opening Of the meeting will be trans
ferred 10 jamestown.
A banquet at the Raleigh Hotel. at
which the retiring president. II. S. Wells.
acted as toastmaster, marked the closing
Of the convention last night.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
United States supreme CON-,

United States Supreme Court.
Present: The Chief Justice NJ. Justice Harlan
Mr.. Justice Brewer Mr. Justice Peckham. Mr. Jus
tice McKenna Mr. Justice Holmes. and Mr.. Justice
Day
II. II. Grace, Of Superior Wis. Coryato S VIII
son. Of Duluth, MIMI, and Francis Raymond starr
Of New York City. were admitted to practice.
No. &5. George Braden. appellant IS Morgan
Treat United States marshal. &c et al. leave
granted TO ile a supplemental brief for the apDel
iant on motion Of Mr.. James p Helm for the an
pellant
No. p Original. The United States of America
complainant. vs.. John Z. Shipp et al argument con
tinued by Mr.. Solicitor General Hoyt for the CON
palnant; by Mr. Judson Harmon. Mr. Lewis Sher-
herd. Mr.. G. W. Chamlec. and Robert B Cooke
Tor the defendants and concluded by Mr. Solicitor
General Hoyt for the complainant Leave granted
to counsel on both sides TO file additional briefs
within three days.
No. s3L The Union Bridge Company. plaintiff in
eGToT. IS. The United States; argument commenced
by Nh d T. Watson for the plaintiff in error
Adjourned until tomorrow at u O'Clock
The day call for Thursday. December G. viii be as
follows. Nos. l5l. u6 Il9 10. I2l ~ l23 ia 1D
and l5l.
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Commercial Jewelry Company vs. Sacks; on trial
Plaintiffs attorney. II. winship Wheatey; defend
ants attorney. A. A. LirsComb.
Assignments for to-day:
In re wiz 0f Margaret Harrison
No. l32 Bowen IS Williams Attorneys. F. 4.
Bowen. r.. and i. C. Haudy-C r Wilson.
No 80. Dunno IS Washington Observation Auto
mobile Company. Attorneys. J. W Cox-S. Duncan
Bradley.
No lSi. KesSir vs., Seitz. Attorneys. Il. ".
Nheatley-G. r. HavoU
No. I55. Kimbau Company vs. Davidson. Attor-
neys. Z. G. DUitou and 5. C. Pcelle-M y. Rich
arls0n and J. A. Cobb.
No Isl. Knox EETress Company vs.. Washington
Railway and Electric Company Attorneys. George
Z. Hoover and G. A. Douglass.
No. LSs. Horning IS. Crowley. Attorneys. Z S.
Bailey-L- J. Mather.
No. l39. Casey Us. Thompson. Attorney. r. A
Ford
Ne. 10 stone * Fairfax vs.. Poe Attorneys.
BmndenbIrS & Brandenburg-S A Putnam
Nc. al Lambert vs- District Columbia Attor-
neys J. 5. Easby- -Smith-C. L. Frailey.
No. Us. Mcdonald vs.. Hamilton. Attorneys l.
J. Mather-J, ) Sweeney.
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DISLIKED AMERICAN ACCENT.
Nephew of Edward Fitzgerald Sued
by Wife on Unique Grounds.

Dublin. Ireland. Dec. 5.-Mrs. Gerald
Fitzgerald. of Waterford. formerly a Miss
Nichols, Of Uniontown, Pa, was granted
a divorce to-day from her husband. a rich
Irish landlord, and formerly owner of a
large ranch near Los Angeles, Cal Cruel
" and infidelity were the grounds.
II was shown that because Fitzgerald
did not like his wife's American accent he
frequently kicked her. Extraordinary
social interest was manifested in the trial
The Fitzgeralds met in 1855 while on a
transcontinental trip to California, and
were married shortly afterward Fitz-
gerald Is nephew of Edward Fftz-
gerald, the translator OF Omar Khayyam.
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Circuit Court No. 1
ITSTICE WRIGHT


National Mechanics Bank vs.. AIundheirn; judg
ment on verdict for defendant; appeal noted; cas1
bond. Sl00 or SO. Plaintifs attorneys Berry &
Minors defendants attorneys. Wolf q Rosenberg
Wynko0p vs. New York Continental Jewel I'll
tTatiou Company et al. sut dismissed as 20 Phila-
dephia Washington and Baltimore Railroad
declaration amended; jury sworn and Tespited.
Plaintiffs attorneys, Douglas & Douglas and Gibbs
4. Baker defendants attorneys MCCammun d
Hayden.
Gage Is Pau; Judgment BY defau!t for sl9l2 is.
Plaintiffs attorney. +. : Key Smith.
Assignments for to-day.
No g.. Cole vs. District of Columbia. Attorneys.
Gittings & Chamberlin-E. H. Thomas, Douglas &
DeHgias and J. J. Darlington.
No If5. Foster Is International Boiler Improve
ment Company. Attorneys. z T. Pratt and l. ].
Costigan-R. p. Dickey and John Ridout
No Hl. Cumberland vs.. Brennan Construction
Company. Attorneys, Charles Linkins and W. c.
C,epbane-H Hamilton Colbert & Hamilton.
No g. Won Dahlen EIwood- Attorneys. Z. H.
Thomas-Cnarlcs Fox.
No lf9 Hutchinson vs. District og Columbia
Attorneys. J. D. Suliivan-E. II. Thomas.
No Isl. Balderston IS. Wolf Attorneys. J. L.
Peyser, NJ J. Colbert, and H. B. Hamilton-R. L.
Montague.
No A9 Falls vs. Gurlay ct al Attorneys. ]. F..
scaggs-W. J. Lambert and H. Z. Davis.
No. l4L Cowsin Phillips Attorneys. L. c.
Williamson-AIalcolm Hufty.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
Blair vs.. BughtW0Cd Railway Company; verdict
for plaintiff for $50 and Judgment forthwith with
out costs. Plaintiffs attorneys, L. C. Williamson
and Nauck & Nauck; defendants attorney. J. J.
Darlington.
Huddleson vs.. Juelg Company; continued for the
term. Plaintiffs attorneys, J. II. Coughlan and q.
a. Berry; DEFENDANTS attorney, J. l. Peyser.
FaUlconer vs- Mcdonald; continuance stricken out
Plaintiffs attorney F. 5. Perry; defendants attor-
neys hamilton, Colbert & Hamilton.
United States Manhattan Real Estate Securities
Company; order discharging receiver. Plaintiffs at
toruey. J. c. Adkins
Conrad vs.. Switzer; on trial. Plaintiffs attorney,
J. G. Adkins defendants attorney, H. Prescott
Gatlcy
Assignments for today
No. 80. French vs. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys, ". J. Lambert-R Ross Perry & Son
and g. Thomas Dunlop
No 3 Brainard IS. Albright Attorneys z. A.
Bowen. jr, and Gordon & Gordon WoTthingtOn,
Heald & Frailey
No g. Russell vs.. Washington Post Company.
Attorneys. Wilson & Barksdale-Chapin Brown.
No. 60 Kane Dcyire. Attorneys Bendheim
& NOthschiId and BuTke-R. Ross Perry & Son.
No. I52 Riston Carter. Attorneys, l.. h
David-Eamilton. Colbert < Hamilton
No 3. Walsh White ATTORNEYS. H. E. Davis
Shelby d Sheehy and VI J. Colbert.
No l58. Ewing IS. Chase. Attorneys T. T. Perry
& Son-Wilton J. Lambert
No S5. Scott vs.. HeUeu. Attorneys, Mackau &
Aiaedel-IUing Williamson and W. NJ. Williams
No IT, Lukel vs. Washington Loan and Trust
Company. Attorneys Douglas & Douglas and Bates
NaTCn-J. J. Darlington
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Equity Conrt NO. 1.

CHIEF JUSTICE GLABAUGH.
Fuiiism vs. Hawk; fund in registry ordered paid
70 solicitor Tor defendants Complainant's solicitor
4 D. Smith: defandant's solicitor. George h.
Tralles.
Goddard va Goddard; George J. Goddard ap-
pointed trustee 10 sell; bond. 5000 Complainant S
solicitors. Cole & Donaldson.
Be9l vs. Beali proof ordered taken before T. -
Fitnsn. examiner. and Charles F. Wilson appointed
attorney to defend. Complainant's solicitor, F. h.
Marshall
Thomas vs. Thomas; proof ordered taken before
NJ. NJ. Murray, examiner. CoIaplainant's solicitors
Brney * Woodard; defendants solicitor. B. L.
Hinton
Dueke't IS Hudson demurrer sustained. with
leave to amend. Compainant's solicitors. DuCkett
Stanley Briscoe: defendants solicitors. 4. q.
Williamson and G. L. Emig
Walker Us. Walker; divorce a vim mat decreed Cby
Justice Stafford. Conplaiaant's solicitor Thomas
C. Bradley; defendants solicitor. W. ". Bride.
Assignments for to-day:
No. p Cunmings vs.. ConsauI Attorneys, Tucker
& Kenyou-A 4 Birney and T. Golden Donald
son.
No. 81. Beha Us. Beha. Attorney. Crandal
Mackey.
No 81. LoWry S. Wilkinson. Attorneys MARROW
Leekie, Fulton * Cox and Douglas & Douglas
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CHAPTER XII-Continued.

Perhaps you would like me to go.
! sneered Julius
You would never have the pluck" said
| Lucy, quickly. "All your ends In life are
| gaineG by cunning, not by bravery"
Lucy, # you talk 20 me like that
began Beryl, and then restrained himself
with an effort. 1T is no use our quar-
reling. Let me show you that I am not
| so careless of others or so hard-heaTted
as / seem TO be. Miss Plantagenet wants
| d page. / found this lad in London sell
ing matches. He was a messenger boy
at a tobacconist called Taberiey. and
Lord COnnistOn got him turned out Of the
situation"
Il don't believe that"
1T is true The boy told me himself.
He viii tell you if you like to see him"
i don't want to see him. Lord Con-
niston is too kind man TO behave in
that way. he was fond of Bernard"
And that makes him perfect in your
eyes" said Beryl, looking savage. "See
here, Lucy. COnniston has left the army
so you see he is not 50 brave as you
think"
He left so as to seek after Bernard. ."
said Lucy. quickly. "Mr. Durham told
me So"
ITO seek after Bernard" said julius,
slowly; and I believe Bernard may be
alive after all"
In which case you would give him up
10 the police"
NO" said Julius, with an emotion
which did him credit; II should never
betray him. Lucy, If you can find out
from Lord Commission or Durham that
Bernard is alive. let me know. and I'll
see what I can do to help him"
L.
lieve him guilty?"
I might help him to escape. I don't
want 20 see him hanged"
He won't be hanged II Lord COnnis-
ton and NIr. Durham can save him"
"Ahr' julius started to his feet. Then
he is alive"
Il can't say. I have no reason 10 think
be is. But I am hoping against hope"
said Lucy, rising. 4 merely state what
was said Mr. Durham and Lord Connls-
ton both told Alice that Bernard was in
nocent"
They will fnd it difficult to prove
that" sneered Beryl. with a white face.
I believe the fellow is alive after all
If he is. I'll make it my business to find
out where he is.
And them asked Lucy, starting Up
and facing Beryl.
self"
"Ah. You would make him pay money
to save himself"
7 have a right to a portion Of the es-
tate"
You have not" said Miss Randolph.
clenching her fists and all her languor
gone. Bernard is the owner Of Gore
Hall and Of all the property. and Of the
title also. II he is alive. as I sincerely
hope, his name viii be cleared"
And then you viii throw me over and
try TO become Lady Gore"
I throw YOU over now" said Lucy
losing her temper and coloring hotly
How dare you speak TO me like this.
Julius. I viii no longer be bound TO you
L never loved you. but I have always
tried to see the best side Of you But
you have no good side. You are a mean,
cOwardIy serpent, and if Bernard is alive
/ shall do my best to defend him from
your snsres.
But. LuCy-
Don't speak to me. and don't dare 70
call me again by that name give YOU
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DEATH RECORD,

Harriet Homer, Providence Hospital a years.
Phillip, Jsuss Govt. Hospital for Insane es years.
Ruth G. Nichols. Baptist Home IS years
Paul Mitchell, 1885 Pierce place. 81 years.
Floy A. Wilson. Iowa circle, 70 years.
James Reeves. 1919 llth St. 50 years
Henry G Clark. Brightwood. D. c., 50 years
Daisy F. Woodward. 43j Mass ave. NV, 80 wears
James Higgins, H and 81 sts ne. &C wears.
stephen Rats. 1886 18th ST. nv y years.
Jemima +. Tile, l2i 6th St Sc 80 years.
Mary F. Watkins. 493 Bars Ct. s9 years
Edward Willis. 1923 18th st. NV. months.
Mary 4. Robinson. SO St nc. Y years.
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20, square 1914. SO same 10 Ella Halrorsen.
lot &. square OA SO same % Albert 3.
Clarke. lot g. square DA SO
Metropolis View-Richard b. Phelps e. ux to Real
Estate ard Improvement Company Of Baltimore.
part Dot 80 Nf3S5.
PARK |iew-Aliddaugh & shannon Inc. 20 Robert
T. Bradbum. lot 81. square 3157. SO same 70
George ". Sunderland lot a. square 5oH SO.
Whitehayen-Iac0b T. CLARK trustee. 20 Charles
". Schroeder. lots u and Is and part lots II
and ls. block H. SO
street northwest between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets-Wiliam NJ. Stewart IT,. et
al. 20 Charles ". Holmes trustee for George
Washington University. part l0t e. square 49, $.
Linthiclm estate-Wiiliam &. prentiss Ct al. trus
tees. 20 Samuel J. Harriet. trustee, part, s 800.
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TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW

tFagin and Emory H Bogley. TO secure Samuel
ATtz' 81, one year. per cent. part lot l9
sQuores 672 and sss-Lce A. stubbefeld ct *. 70
William Il Saunders and Herman z GasH. 70
secure Herman Gasch, S.oo0. three years S per
sent, semi annually. lots 20 to a3, square s72.
and lot 81, square s76
Nhitehaven-Charles " Schroeder et uz 10 Edwin
= 1lark and Edmund z. Page. 10 secure Jacob
r Clark. trustee. 1.090. March l. 1907. and two
years. per cent semi-annually. part lots Il. ls.
IT, ard Is block L.
square lolS-Lortie l. Burn. e viz. James D.. 10
Leon Iobriner and William r. McClosky. 10 Sc
cure Commercial Fire Insurance Company. s, 800,
three years. per cent seni-annnaIlv. lot pa
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Chancellor Ready to Re,urn

Supt. Chancellor. Of the public schools.
who is on an inspection trip Of negro
schools in the South. is expected to re-
turn this week from Atlanta. his last
stop. Dr. Chancellor was two davs at
Tuskegee as a guest of Booker T.
Washington. leaving there yesterday.
course of study. prepared by the superin-
tendent. TO meet the needs of the local
schools. will be adopted after revisions.
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Probate Court.


In n Samuel B. Clements, petition for counsel fee
filed Attorney. Smith Thompson. II.
Estate Of Thomas G.. Hensey; viii dated April 2
1906 fled.
Estate Of Laurence Scott Smith; letters Of admin
istratinn granted to ". Scott Smith; bond. SEQ
Attorney, L A. Dent
Estate Of Thomas g. Hensey; petition for probate
Of viii fled. Attorney, f II. Thomas
Estate Of Joseph l. Redfem; wiz dated July 90
1906 fled
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BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED.

The following building permits we're issued By
Building inspector Ashford yesterday:
To Allard AUpiehy. for three three-stGrv brick
dwellings al lsl9isZ3 Monroe street northwest Ar
chitect, William e. Ailard Builders AIIard 4 An
pleby, Estimated cost Sl50O
J. 4. LLOYD. for ave two-st0Ty brick Dwellings at
363 70 S54l Eleventh street northwest Architect \
I. HaIer Company. Builder J. H. Lcyd Esti-
mated cost SIS coo
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EARTHQUAKE RUMOR UNTRUE.
SiesmOEraDh Records No Distur-
banees, as Reported In MnryInnd.


Press reports late yesterday afternoon
indicated that an earthquake shock had
been experienced by the towns along the
Eastern shore of Maryland A series of
heavy explosions of sufficient strength to
break windows and to alarm the people
of Easton, Cambridge. ElktOn. and Ches-
tertown was the cause Of the rumor.
II was subsequently developed that ar
mor-plate was being tested at the proving
grounds at Indian Head. and as similar
disturbances several years ago were
traced 10 this source the inference is that
the heavy guns were the cause Of yester-
days cOmmOtion. report from An
napolis attributed the disturbances to the
fact that a quantity Of dynamite was be
ing used at the sand banks on the Severn
River, a short distance from Annapolis.
The seismOgraph at the Weather Bu-
reau did not show any local disturbance.
At the Georgetown Observatory, which
IS under the careful surveillance Of the
astronomical faculty. no evidence Of the
cCmmotion was felt
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Equity Suits.

No. 257s4 William A. Harrison vs. Mary A
Smith et al 10 substitute trustee Complainant's
solicitor John Raum
No G74j Samuel BcnsingCr Andrew Cilee-
son; TO dissolve partnership Complainants solici-
tors, Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton.
No. 26i6. Joseph FeTrero Frank A. Harrison
ct all % declare trust ComplainaUt's solicitor,
Leon Tobriner.
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Courage or Cownrdice >,

The Gunton Temple Memorial Presbv-
terian Church Young Peoples Society
heard an address last night by Miss
Rachel Baker on the topic Courage or
Cowardice.' Miss Baker treated the mat
ter from most cultivated standpoint.
and had a large audience.
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

First Lieut.. GEORGE Z. ARMSTRONG. Sixth
Infantry from General Hospital Washington
Barracks. 70 his company
First Lieut.. WILLIAM y MAPES. Twenty fifth In
fantry. from detail as captain Twentieth Com
pany. Philippine Scouts. TO his regiment
Capt. WILLIAM +. LEWIS assistant sr1rreon
from Fort Monroe 20 General Hospital Presidin
Capt SAMUEL L STEER, assistant surgeon. from
Newport News 20 Fort Monroe
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District Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD
In re Union Station marshal directed 20 summon
jury
In re extension Of Nineteenth street; marshal di-
rected 70 summon Jury
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Tax Deeds.

Square Z7-DistTict of Columbia Commissioners 70
Don A. Sanford, part iot g. SIsi.
Square 369-Same 20 same part lot 2 s2E.
square 2Q2-Same % same. part lot co. SIS.
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No. 81. Mattress vs. Nash Attorneys. r II. Nc
Neill-FeauneTy q Hitz
No u. PTeHayeuto vs., PeJroae. Attorneys, stan
t0u l. Peene-ColIius q Collins
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Herald Want Ads

will be received at McChesney & Joach-
inns, Second and SITS. ne. and promptly
forwarded TO the main Office.
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Criminm, Court No. 1.
STAFFORD

JlSIitE STAFFORD,
United States vs.. Bernard i. Keenan,. robbery and
grand larceny; verdict guilty on first count Attor
acy Joseph Solomon.
United States rs Jack Beach receiving stolen
goods; trial. Attorney. Med. Darlington
Assignments FOR to-day,
United States vs. Edward Young
United States vs. Henry Colbert
United States Lake Hebron
United States rs. Edgar Fish
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'riminaI Court No. 2.
JTsTICE BARNARD.

Sacks vs.. Frank; verdict for plaintiff for S9s 50
Plaintiffs attorney, r. T. Behrend: defendants az
toTncys I. L. Jeffords and H. g. kimball
Kennedy IS. Pierce; continued. Plaintiffs attor-
reys. Hughes & Gray defendants attorney L. N.
King.
Dmyee vs.. De Wycoif; case dismissed Plaintiffs
attorney, c. L simmons; defendants attorney, A
Y. Bradley.
Garges vs. Tribhy; set for December 10. Plaintiffs
attorneys, W. G. Gardiner; defendants attorney o.
I. N. Brown
Eldridge rs Scbmid; set for December TO- Plain
tits attoneys MILAN & Smith; defendants at
tolney. W NJ Levin
Douglass Is American Home Life Insurance Com
Tany; set Tor December TO- Plaintiffs attorney L.
l. 6les; defendant attorney. W. &. Gardiner.
Gicias rs. Riley; continued. Plaintiffs attorneys
MILAN X smith defendants attorneys. Douglas &
Douglas.
kinimel vs.. Matthews; continued. Plaintiffs at
toTney, J. =, KiniIneL
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Navy Orders.

Rear Admiral ]. B. COGHLAN, retired trans
ferred TO retired list. continue present duties.
Capt. E F. QUALTROUGH detached Naval War
College. Newport TO Navy Yard Washington
Commander G. r. RANSOM. detached inspection
duty, Barberton. 20 Newport News as inspector
Of machinery
Commander r. T. HALL detached inspection duty.
Newport News 20 Navy Yard. New York
Lieut. L. b. JONES. placed on retired list
Paymsster ID. TIFFANY. jr.. resignation accepted.
or VESSELS-The following move
meuts Of vessels have been reported to the Navy
Department.
ARRIV ED-Scorpion at Norfolk December g Huli
at Key West Boston and Preble at san Fran
cisco; December 4. Eagle at Guantanamo;
Caesar az Algiers; December s.
SAlLED-ScOTpion from Hampton Roads for Nor
folk December 3 Sterling from Cieufuegos for
Santiago; Don Juan de Austria from Monte
Cristi fov Guantanamo Boston and Preble from
Mare Island for San Francisco: December
CommandeT-in-ehief Pacific squadron transferred
fag yesterday from Chicago 20 Charleston.
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Quit Claim Deed.
DEEDS Or TRUST.

Uniontown-Charles H. Wiltsie et ux. 70 Annie N
Pumphrcy, part lot Ie9, 81.
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FOR MONEY AT HOME
House Bill for National Bank
Loans on Farms.
KEEPING SAVINGS AT HOME

Eastern Men DepIOre the Measure as
Likely TO Break Down National
Bank system-West Doesn't Want
Its Money Going to- Wall street,
Danger of Power Being Abused.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Shoreham-J F. Collins and Mrs. Col
Inns, Pittsburg. Pa: J. ]. Byrne, Brooklyn
N. Y; James Willets. Glen Cove. n. J.; H
S. Clark, Philadelphia; Thomas Hastings
New York; Miss Mcintyre, Pittsburg. Pa.
B. w. Trafford and Mrs. Trafford, Phila-
delphia.
Ariington--s. H. Ames and Mrs. Ames
New York city; W. Goodrich and Mrs.
Goodrich Boston; 7. R. Evans, Brooklyn,
N. Y; H NJ Ambad and Mrs. Ambad. Bal
timore; G. II. Clark, Des Moines, Iowa; D.
H. Bidwell and Mrs. Bidwell, New York
F. W. Lafrentz, New York city; N. Subakin
and Mrs Subakin. New York.
New WIZARDS. c. Willis, Mrs. Willis,
and Miss Elizabeth Willis, Shelbyville, KY.
H c. Bubb and Mrs. Bubb, Williamsport.
Cleveland. Ohio; Russell DAILY, Yonkers.
n. Y; 7. E. Budd, Orange, n. j.; G. q.
Yost, Omaha, Neb.; r. W. Allen, Lexing-
ton, Ky.
D. Barker, Mobile, Ala; c. @. Bowman,
United States navy; Rev. E. B. Smith.
Governors Island. n y; G. Liable
". Va; D. 4. Doyle, Akron. Ohio; O. H.
Spencer. Richmond. Va; c. A. Lacy,
Houston, Va.
Ralelgh-Dr. Frank Hume and Mrs.
Hume, New York; ]. NJ. McCarger, Grand
Rapids, Mich; C. NJ Kaylar, Norfolk, Va.
It. A. Morehead and Mrs. Morehead,
Brooklyn, N Y; 7. o. Call, Bethlehen1,
Pa; II. ]. McGee, Nantucket, r. l.; Ran
dolph Harrison, Lynchburg, Va.
Normandie-R. e. Moore and Mrs. Moore,
Richmond. Tex; s. J. Winston, Richmond.
Tex; Mr. and Mrs. A. G; Calder. Brooklyn,
N " Mr. and Mrs, Ii. b. McNair. Brook
lyn, ". Y; Col George III. Cook, Denver,
Col. Bert Winters and Mrs. Winters,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
st. James-Philip Lesser, New York; Mrs.
G. b. Martin, Pittsburg; w. s. Truax. Gin
cinnati, Ohio: Z. l.. Pickard. Boston; o. s.
Cox, u. S. N; A. s. Durham, Virginia; q.
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Soldiers Home Band Concert.

Inc following selections Will be rendered
at the concert by the Soldiers Home Band.
J. ). NJ. zimmerman, conductor tomorrow
evening. from 10 $50 clock, at Stanley
Hail. March, Opie, Fcusted. overture
The Wanderers nope" Suppe. reverie.
THE Last ..ope." Gottschalk; selection.
The Battered Bride, Smetaua. entire act
Ia, "Arahy,'' johns: do. rhe Mouse and
the Clock, Whitney, scenes from LON
bardi,' Verdi; descriptive fantasic Village
Life in Ye olden Time" Ia Thlre: synop-
sis, Night. Sunrise Astir In the Village.
Children Going TO School. The Blacksmith
Shop, The May Queen. The Maypole Dance
Curfew Strikes the Hour OF Nine lovers
Serenade. Finale; march. "Semper Para
tus,' NOelker.