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Evening journal., 1907-12-12
WON'T BUY THE
TRIANGLE YET
Mayors Cabinet Discusses
Pipe Laying and Street
Paving

At the meeting OF Mayor Wilson'S
Cabinet yesterday afternoon Secretary
Hoffman read the rules by which the cab
met is 20 be governed IN It's meetings
They were adopted Mr. shaw brought up
the subject of tho purchase Of the tri-
angular piece OF ground bounded by Mar
ket. Fifteenth and King streets and want
ed TO know why the ground had not been
purchased. CITY Council has issued bonds
for the purchase hua there seemed to be
some question in the minds Of several
members of the cabinet as to whether,
undor the existing financial conditions Of
the country that the bonds Issued could
be disposed OF.
Mr.. Melvin. President OF the Street and
Sewer Department, stated that the de-
partment was anxious to have the Water
Department .lay pipes and mains In the
beds Of streets which the Street and
Sewer Directors proposed % pave before
the work Of paving begins lie said that
the Water Commissioners, by their failure
to do this work. were holding back tho
street and Sewer Department nasmuch
as the latter body did not want to have
the streets torn up after they were once
paved.
MIR. Shaw replied that tho engineer Of
the Water Department had been I'm
structed to lay mains in those streets
which the Street and Sewer Department
proposed paving IN the near future and
know OF no reason why Il should not
be done Upon suggestion Of Mayor VIII
son. Mr. Melvin and MT. shaw conferred
upon the subject.
Members present az the meeting were
Mossrs shortlldgo Melvin. Clarkson, w
p. Bancroft and shaw
Evening journal., 1907-12-12
CHRISTMAS

The Christmas spirit &c hlling the air.
and everywhere about us are indica-
tions of the approaching of the day
Of good cheer. II may be that some
OF us are not blessed with all the
worldly goods that we may desire, but
surely but few Of us are so destitute
that we cannot afford to throw one
ray Of sunshine. even be it ever so
small. into the hearts of our loved
ones. 1t Is not the intrinsic value OF a
gift on Yule-tide occasions that makes
Il precious to whom it is offered. Elab-
crate display in giving does not always
indicate the love Of the donor. Remem-
Der the Widows Mite" and give IN
keeping with your means. Bring from
the innermost recesses Of your inside
pocket what spare change YOU have
and make some one happy If for day
only. Youn feel more contented with
yourself afterward.
Evening journal., 1907-12-12
DOLLAR
DECREE FOR
100000
Receiver Of Bay State Gas
Co. Don't Think Much Of
AddiCks' Ability TO Pay

Representing George Wharton Pepper.
receiver for the Bay State Gas Company.
William b. Bodine. Jr.. of Phnadeiphia.
appeared yesterday before United states
Court Judge Edward G. Bradford here
and made application for an order acoapt-
ing the offer Of Charles s. TIlnchrnan, Of
Camden, N. j., to pay $4,000 for the as
signment OF the DEGREES obtained in rhd
United States Circuit Court in Phnadel-
phia In favor Of the receiver against John
Edward Addiclss for s1.s99Oo0. pecembers
81 was fixed as the time Of argument
The allegations set forth that net a.
much would be realized from the judr-
ments against Addlcl1s as from the offen
of Hinchman, whom he believes to be abla
TO pay tho 100000. The, petition fdrthon
shows That Hinchman In November. 1907.
offered TO pay the petitioner on or bafora
June 10, 1908. the sum OF 100000 in cash
for an assignment to him in accordance
with the direction Of the decree, and tna
petition next sets forth that after q
careful examination into the assets OF Ad>
dicks they found the following:
Addicks' Ass,as.
One hundred and sixty acres Of farmA
land in Delaware. valued at $1,000.
Three hundred and eighty thousand
dollars in par value OF the preferred
stock OF the Laterre Realty Company.
corporation under tho laws OF New
Jersey. The only assets OF this COM
pany, as far as known. are 196 acres
known as the Barclay tract In Staten
Island and another OF 2lO acres known
as the Whiteloclx tract.
A claim unliQuldated for $4,000 upon
which suit has been brought by Ad-
dicks against william c. Green. This
claim is disputed.
All Of the stock OF the Spa SPRINGS
Clay Company Of New Jersey. The
petitioner holds that this company is
producing no income.
About 500 shares OF the Bay State
Gas Company, OF Delaware.
Eighty thousand shares, par value
81 each. or the entire issue Of the Arr
zona Blue Bell Copper Company. or
ganized under the laws OF Delaware.
Receiver Pepper argues Il is better TO
accept the offer OF Hinchman than to
proceed against the assets OF Addicks.
Would Clear Litigation.
Mr.. Hinchman had several iude-
ments against Addicks. to satisfy
which the Addicks' farms in this state
were sold by United States Marshal
Finn. Mr. Hinchman bought the
properties at the marshal's sales.
Should the decree Of judgments against
Addicks be assigned to Mr.. Hinchman
It would 20 a great way toward wind
ing up the Bay state Gas litigation as
we'll as to remove legal entanglements
that might arise over the sale OF some
Of Addicks' properties.
Evening journal., 1907-12-12
INSPECTING WORKHOUSE

Pittsbura Prison Officials Here For
Pointers on Cell Construction.
A. s. Meserve, former chief warden Of
the New Castle County Worlshouse. Is al
the worlohouse to-day explaining the sys-
tenn Of cell construction there to a cons
pany Of Pittsburg, Pa. prison officials.
The Pittsburg authorities are building
a now prison outside Of Allegheny and
being desirous OF adopting the best system
OF cell construction, have come here "a
inspect the local system which was IN.
stalled by the Pauley Jail Company with
which concern Mr.. Meserye is now con-
nected.
All over the country the New Castle
County Workhouse is regarded as a
model institution Of its kind
Evening journal., 1907-12-12
PIGEON IN COURT ROOM

While William F. Smalley argued the
damage suit Of Elsie M. Coyle VS.. the
Peoples Railway Company before a
jury in the Superior Court room this
morning, a white pigeon flew over his
head ard found rest on the mortar
coping which decorates the top of the
court room windows.
The pigeon entered the court room
early in the morning. and for a time
divided the attention Of the court
auditors. Crier Smith lowered sew
eral windows in the room TO allow the
LSrd to escape, but it preferred the
warm room to the cold outside room
and nally had 10 be forced out.
Evening journal., 1907-12-12
NEW COINS FOR CITY BANKS
Christmas Money in Many penomina-
tions is Now Pouring In.

The local baulcing institutions have
received much Chris:mas coin the past
few days Goodly consigni1'nts ot
gold piees bright pennies and shiny
nickels have arrived. The SO gold
pieces. however are not Of The new
issue, but are of the old type, carrying
on their face In God We Trust The
$40 pieces are Without the motto. but
it must be saii that an these particu-
lar coins have passed into The possess
sion of bank customers. There have
bee nmany inquiries for the ne" $50
gold peces, but the supply has long
been exhausted, and IL is doubtful II
the new coins can be had for some time
to come.
Evening journal., 1907-12-12
WHAT BECAME
OF THAT DUCK F.?

Before Magistrate Robertson last
night. the question of whether a duck
was stolen or eaten by hogs, was re-
hearsed before that official Arthur
Davis lives near Prices Corner. and
he recently bought four ducks. one
OF them disappeared, and a next door
neighbor was supposed 10 have taken
Il. but the defense declared that the
duck wandered into a pigpen and was
dovoured by hogs
After hearing the evidence. the
magistrate dismissed the case.
Evening journal., 1907-12-12
BATTLESHIP TESTED
Run Of the Idaho Was
Started Today

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
LEWlsS Del. Dec 12-The new battle
ship Idaho completed her Standardization
run over the trial course Off tine Delaware
Breakwater yesterday and the rest Of the
day was devoted to adjusting compasses.
The endurance speed trial has not yet
taken place but, as the Idaho is an exact
counterpart Of the Mississippi which
easily fulfilled requirements, It is thought
that she will meet the Government test.
The Idaho to-day win begin a speed
and endurance trial FOR "A hours. T. hours
run out to sea and y hours return. The
vessel will then proceed to Philadelphia
The Government was represented by Ad-
miral Richard Glover, Capt. T. c. Mclean.
Commodore Marsh. Commodore F,ech-
teller. Naval Constructor Stockton. Lieu
tenant-Commander G. r. Evans and Cap
tain l. X. Reeves.
Evening journal., 1907-12-12
WANT NO LIQUOR
SHIPPED INTO
DRY COUNTIES
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

DOVER, Dell Dec. 12.-Grangers Of
the state are stirred over reports that
liquor is being shipped into Kent and
Sussex counties since they oted dry"
and the grangers want this practice
stopped by legislation.
To-day's session Of the State Grange
was devoted To routine work and some
resolutions We're adopted. One of these
resolutions reierates the oranges at
titude in favor of prohibition, and in
connection with this a resolution was
adopted calling on the Legislature To
enact laws TO prevent the shipment OF
Intoxicating liquors into any district
that has voted against license, and I'm
which the sale of liquor is prohibited
The grange has placed itself on rec
ord as favoring the movement to drain
swamps and iowlands, and il also is
opposed TO The employment Of child
labo rim factories. Tho subordinate
oranges win arrange for lectures on
the subject Of denatursd alcohol.
Evening journal., 1907-12-12
pover oirI a Rridesmaid.

of the bridesmaids at the wedding Of
Miss Emily Turnbull Hehebower
daughter of the late John Nunn He.ie-
bower and Mrs. Henebower. to Nor
man Alan Hill. OF Philadelphia. son Of
MI. and Mrs. Thomas Hill, of Balti-
more. in Baltimore last evening The
ceremony was performed in Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church b. the
Rev Edwin Barnes N'vsr. the rector
The bride was given away g ner great
uncle, John Turnbull, Jr
Evening journal., 1907-12-12
TWO COUPLES
HERE TO WE'D

Two couples applied at the office Of
Magistrate Broman to-day for marriage
licenses and after obtaining the necessary
papers, departed TO have hymens belt
drawn about them.
Where the couples were married could
not be learned. They were Edward
Kreckel, OF Lancaster Pa, and Miss
Frances Markward. Of Coatesville Pa.
and Norris Taylor and Miss Clara Pierce.
both of Newark. Del.
Evening journal., 1907-12-12
TO CONFER ABOUT
WATER PIPE LAYING

Thomas II. Melvin. President OF the
Street and Sewer Commission and Ben
jamin +. Shaw will confer IN the Mayors
street paving. An agreement Will prob
ably be reached whereby the Water De-
nirtmcnt viii lay pipes in the street
wh5ch she Street and Sever Departments
Intends to pave in its general scheme.
Evening journal., 1907-12-12
WEATHER

WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.-The effect
Of the New England storm of Wodnes-
day is still being felt along the lower
lakes and in the St. Lawrence valley
where snow continues.
Forecast till p. M, Friday;
For Deiaware-Partly cloudy tonight;
slightly solder; Friday fair diminish
ing northwesterly winds.
Evening journal., 1907-12-12

Landenberg Hotel Sold.
Aubrey Van Solver has sold his hotel
At Landenberg. Chester county. TO
John A. Crockett, OF Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1907-12-12
PRESIDENTS DAUGHTER
OPERATED ON FOR
APPENDICITIS

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12-Surgeon
General Rixey of the navy, announced
It 1125 that the operation on Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth, for appendicitis.
performed by Or. Finney, of Balti-
bore, this morning. has been perfect
successful and that her condition
fas satisfactory.
Blue Ball Gun Club Shoot.
THE Blue Ball Cunning Club will hold
7 big shoot at Concord Station Satur-
lay. Prizes will be awarded.
Evening journal., 1907-12-12

4 UR GUARANTEE.
The Evening journal
guarantees its C rcuIa-
ton. Advertisers are
invited to investigate
, our books and claims
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gdsz, do mansFa que pusda obtoneTss una
comprobRci6n evidents de los resuEtadoH
fuancieros que pusdan obtsnerss do Ia
exploitation de esta pIanta , devoIver al
Gobierno, 81 sB que 10 deEesre, 81 miamo
n6mero de vastsgoH, tan pFOnto como sean
dtilss les que produzcan las plartas ma.
dres, bisn psgar on aqusl tempo al Go.
bierno 81 gaato actual de las plantsB primi.
tivamente recibidaB.
ST Sc recibiere an ndmero de PROPOSE
clones 81 Gobierno sIigir6 aquella quo en-
su concepto considere que pueda proper.
Cionar mejor comprehension para fomentar
el cultiYo de este producto en- la isIa.
Las condolences del suelo en- 81 cual
hsbr6n de situarse las plsntaS, deaen scr
q sStisfscci6n del director de la EAtaci6n
Agrfoola".
Las propoHicionea deber6n asr dirigidag
al GobsrnadoH y recibidas por 81 antes del
dfa 2. de diciembre de 1907.
SgcretariO de Puerto Rico.
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A QUlEN INTERESE.

PoF ls direction del gobisrno % piden
proposicioneB para el Tscibo, plantation y
cultivo De 10000 & 100000 plantas de
agsve (sanBeveEia pits) para Ia uubai.
guiente extraction de fbTss de las hojas de
dichas plantaH cuando hayan alcanzsdo su
madureB.
Ell de Mario de 1906 la Legislature
de Puerto Rico sprob6 una ley dedicando
$4,000 con 81 objeto de alentaE 81 cultivo
y Is explctaci6n ccmerciaI de ssta fbra =
de otras plantss an6logas en- Ia isla de
Puerto Rico = dispuBo que estR Bura 60
inviTtiess bajo la direction del gobarnador.
Para TealizgF esto ell gobernsdor apro'
vech6 los ssrvicioa do Mr.. Lyster III.
Dewey, peEito en- fbras de! Dapartamanto
dc Warrington, el cual despu6s de visitar
Ia iala examinar cuidadoHRmenta suB
condolences, rec0men66 la compra do
100 600 plautas de ''AisaI poE ger Ia tibrR
que pTobRbements dalfs eI mas impor
tante Tesultgdo comercisl pToporcionando
al mismo tempo Ia islR una nueva
y valioBa industriR.
En- oumplimisnto ds eHta recommendation
la Estsci6n AgFfcola Experimental de
Msysgusz, ha obtsnide este ndmsro de
plantaB las ha sfncado en- teFrenos per.
tenecientea ella. Estas plantas tienen
IN sno mas de cultivo y estSn en- condi'
clones de ser trssplantadRs y eatsbIecidaB
p parmanentements.
Sc cI6a que estss plantaa uon baStantss
para ser distYibutdas en- Glen cuerdas de
tsrTeno.
81 gobieEno estd pTepaEado para entire
gar eRtsB plantas Ia persona peTsonsB
que quieran amprendeE Hu cuItivo hasts Eu
msdur6z, bsjo las mejores condolences y
extrser las fbraB ouando lIegue el tempo
en- que puedan CoEtsEBs las hojas = scr
extFafd8B las fbTas.
La dnica obligation qua ha de asumir
laspeEEopa que recibs sGtas plantas, aer6
ell cuidRrlas esmeFadGmente bajo los m6to.
dos de oultivo direction general del di
rector de Ia Ettaci6n agrfcola de Maya
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ANUNCI0.

Departamsnto del Interior. Ofoina del
Superintendegete de O6rQs PG6gioas.
San Juan, P. r., Oetubra 26 de 1907.
ProposicioneH en- pliego csrrado por du.
plicado para ls construction del PabaIl6n
para 81 Alcaide, ATecibo Jail Building,
Arecibo, p, r., Ee EecibiTan en- esta ofiCi.
ns haata las 10 a. m. del dfa % de Noviem
brs dc 1907, On que 30 abri Sn pdblica.
ments
El preEupuesto aproximsdo de las obFas
aBCiands 4 50. 992 90.
Plisgos de condolences, formas en bIan
co toda claHa de inform aoi6n Sc fscilita
ran & los licitadores que 10 solicitsn en-
ests Ofcina.
Los pianos completes de Ia obrs pueden
versa en- eata Ofcins. Azules de los
mismoS pUeden 0bteneYse msdisnte an de-.
p6sitO de diez dollars ($1O) que sarSn
Teembolsado 81 devolver dichos szules.
La Administrator Sc reseIva el deFe.
cho do FechazRE cualquiera s todas las
propoBicionea - J. J. Jimsnez, Supt da
Obras PdbIicaa N6m -13 Y. q,
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MHTILOI0Es-B ma1or mas segurO
do todoa los espeoifioos h&sta ahoFa conoeido
para la ouRa psrmansnt8 dc todas las enfag-
mSdades dc Is ureta, ya sean estag cF6nioaB
agudas 0ontione ol flulo Cura poF com
ploto, On manos tismpoB que ningfn otro pro-
parade similar, Las gonoEreas, sEpNrmatornRs
oistitis, cot. Meior que Ian inyaooionss muy
supsrlog 81 BSndalo oopaiba. Nmpieza
9ursir ga efecto las sEss Suatro horaB de
hRbarsa tornado.
Los NETILOIDE3"-son son f8silsB dc tomaP
y sBtan prepaFsdos de msnega que no Fovuel-
nuaAtEas gratis sas tnicos fabEieantsa-
Frederick saaasns q o.. Datyois, Mishi'
gap, II. a,
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Otra impOrtante derrOta republican,.

Qa prHdo repubno La caaad e6 alde F thomson E anto
hy q shsE que q oontnna dasdo candidate del i1snts
candidate
ton g fma en- m cuos PoooH repubno
sutsdo Mr.
Burton Confano seguridad
CongrsHo entraE en- ucha Rloald
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Ell TanmanY' triunfante.

New Noviembe IL con
de Tmmsny (dsmrata) Gan6 les
rspubGan 723 La fusion Hearts
reppbicno considerable
unfO los eamoH del "Tsmman Los efae d de Ia tAda
mas
caTacizados sgadore repubno g pOpulare
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Los asuntOs finanCieros
anteS que la pOIitiCa.

NV York Noviemb
pCO4 ada en- los Ccuos mas acivoB liza electoral dn
xraordinaro
mas sueIs sgandiano han odo meetings gzaU,
p6biCo
mo6con6a log Solo los
do reppblcno
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OADA Ola OBTIENE mayor popu.
Iaridad sI mBgnfdco Ron San Luis, como
sido geneEaIments con el nombre de Ex'
pOsiCi6n. PrepaTado smbotellado por
los u hoEeB Alvarez HsTmsnos, no contiene
ninguna suHtancia uocivs 10 pruebA 81
gran demanda. Dep6sito San jose St.
ndmero z. q. p.
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0tra gran victoria de los dem0Cratas.

EsnbEe Tx
amb6n cho pardo New
bauAes epbcaimo
cuibls Los dm6crsB embargo ibrn
dads dlimo
Ia politics del peaident Roosevelt los
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Ell "NUEVO CAFE" de Los espo-
sos Morgan, FortsleEa 21, ACABA DE
RECIBIR IN Complsto suFtido de loa me.
iOTe1 dulCes. ElegantsS caFtuchos propioa
para regalos. HsIRdoH, EefrescOn, fTutaa
81 natural , todo Cuanto Fegsls d palsdar
mkl dslioado Bs enCuentrR allf pFimoFoBs.
mants ssrvido. Cafe con IeCho choCo.
late, dsEdo Las aiete de la manRnR & las
~ de la nochs. Famoso chocolate BA
KER muy RcFeditsdo en- todo 81 mundo.
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SBRVLCLO ESPECIAL DE- Cables
la Denocracia" y La Correspondence"
UNID As
Ranidn harnn do g M Rrit5nina
Rapido barco de S. M. Britannica.

guerra
GIWb
E d de e bRrcO compaman modno pruebaB
acaba Eomtdo hn dmoRao los aia
im turbuaason mo
ido feEeiado osEuroaaments Eduardo
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-En "La Correspondence do Puerto
Rico, AIlau "a, hay de venta recibOs is.
IOnRrioa para cobgo do RlquiIsrea do caaaa,
lianEaE en- met6lico con frmas, decla "a
CIonaA do naoimisnto, dafunCi6n y OsrtifCR-
zion m6diCA. p.
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LECCIONEs DE FRANCES Las
aar6 4 domicilio un joven frances Para
mAs informea dirigiTSa apRrtado No 185.
15v. 3.
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-EN EL CLUB de F. Kehrhahn ,
Co., San joss is, 30 venden dos Eelo
jM dc oEo cada aemana. ia 6ltimR Hema
m Obtuvo uno al seior don Juan Res
dc San Juan socio ndm. 48.
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hTNEA EMRRRA pMA oEsWM

LINEA FRBBEA DHL oEsTh
ItinsxaTio.. as Bayana0n , Cspi
ltA siS1uItSnsaNGeu&s.
Dias lah0rsbla--1 aEaRa 9, 7.G5, se
a.4s ll.9e TaFds l2.15, 1.&5r els. s.Bss 5.AS
$50.
Dias fsssivos.--SEaBana 8, 706, $50, 9.AE
y 1I.Os TaFde lS15, I.sQs 9g9s $50, s.s0
6.46 = $50.
Rlletaa baTakos ps1A 6iaa fasBiyos De
Uata1o BsYana6g, ida y vUsIta ~ slass
e-&5 80 efass Sells. D8 BsysaadR S Qasaf5e
FvE9Ita Ia GIaES sells, Sc sless SOLO.
Billa5s 0F&iRRFto de C@pi&al Uatano en-
oiase a 3 ssRSay9s,
aagass5s, 19&e sepsisaahyo as 1903
R aasRR VaY8 ss
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listed DEBE PERFECCIoNAR
sU LETRA, , puede coBseguirlo sn bTe
We plszo poT el moderno siatsma de ensa.
nsnza csligr6fco de que eS autor Ell
UNICO professor de ests especialidRd en-
Puerto Rico.-Fs6g Hega Nevares. Box
SIS, San Juan. Is Y. q.
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lNDleAnnR GENERAL

, NSLjc A Las AIADRES-E1 jarlbe eayrante ~
Winslow debe senpre que los ni1os
e rodo de Ia dentiei6n. Proporcona aivo immediate
d pequeno Paeente, produce sueno natural traneuc
silvia e door e angeito despierta muy vivo aegre
Es muy agradabe al paladar, elma al nino ablanda
encas alivS dolores, haee faees las uncones de-
esi6mago Tegula los intestnos. Es e mejor remedi
eonodo para IA diarrea pfovenga esta de la dent6n
&c eusquea ota l6ngass mueho cidado en- peda
e Iarabe Claimants de "a Sennrs Winsoss ~ q vnsjo
ia tcdoa e a.
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$50 compran ABANICOs ANTI
GUOS aunque no est6n en- buen estado,
sOllaTes antiques de O0raI , prendaa anti
guRg.
Diriiasa p. j. B. Cristo (altoB) San
Juan s al 8 Calle Aurora, Ponce. p.
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Sc DEsEA tomar an alquiIer una ca.
"a para familia en- San Juan Sspturce.
DiFigirBs San jose 49, Is v. =,
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IMPORTATION. - Los sefiores g..
Melon & Ca. de esta plaza egt6u recibien
do IN estsnso surtido de aTtlculos de
fantasfa, sspscialments en- taiidou de Laua,
seda, Crepe de Sads, TrajeH Eefsjos para
ssfiorss, SombFsroa VeloS, Flores, Abani'
ooB, Cssimirss, Corbstas otroR articuloB
de alta novsdad de Paris. Reoomenda
mos nueEtroB lectoTss una vista esta
oasa donds con POGO dinero compFar6n
sFkieulog muV vsntsjoV0H. 45 v, =.
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Miss Corbett Gets Judgment.

A jury in Circuit Court Ne. l. Justice
Wright presiding, yesterday awarded
Miss Cornelia L. Corbett the sum Of
s46250 from Attorney Frederick A. Fen
ming. Miss Corbett sued for s4,346.75,
which she claimed was the value Of GER
tain household goods, pictures, &c, be-
longing to her, which Mr.. fleming had
sold with her mothers belongings. Mr.
Fenning was appointed by the court
about two years ago as committee OF
the estate Of Mrs. Caroline F. COrbett
when the latter, with her daughter, Cor
nelia L. COrbett, was committed TO the
Government Hospital for the Insane.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-29
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

To Fort Monroe Norfolk. Newport News. and all
points south-Norfok and Washington night steam
eTs every evening IN the year al go and day
steamer daily az q, ~.
To Mount Feuun-Steamer Manchester daily. 10
g. n. and 21l D. H.. from Seventh street wharf
To Rock Creek Bridge. Geological PARK Chew
Chase. and kusmgtCu-Cars from Fifteenth street
and New York avenue every fifteen minutes
To AeXaudna-Fguy steamer Lackawauna ever
hour and hall rum g. ID. 10 6 D IL.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-29

The opening of the FAN Festival and
Business Mems Carnival, al Fifteenth
and II streets. northeast. last night. was
postponed on account Of the rain The
carnival is TO run two weeks, with ex-
hibitious afternoons and evenings.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-29

Malt Bread when you ask for it. There's
none other Just as good as this pure,
wholesome product Any grocer can sup
ply Schneider's. Fresh from ovens. sc.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-29

"HuckIeberries." w A Henderson &
Co., Dist brs. Better than most &c cigars.