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lCHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE TTN-
IMPROVED PROPERTY on KALO-
RAMA ROAD. FORMERLY SUPE-
RIOR STREET, NOT FAR WEST OF
SIXTEENTH ST r E Z NORTH
LARGE RESIDENCES RECENTLY
CONSTRUCTED BY SENATOR JOHN
p HENDERSON, ONE OF WHICH
sTRATg' = rs" sESRFTIR2 2fSgElRP OF 81 CON- 9F
MERGE AND LABOR.
/ By virtue of a decree u the Supreme Court 4
the District of Columbia, IN equity cause No 01.
/ in which Lguis T. Shoemaker is The complainant
I and Charles K. NeEman et al are defendants. we,
the undersigned trustees VII sell az public auction,
/ IN front Of the premises, 0n WEDNESDAY THE
/ SEVENTEENTH DAY OF APRIL. ls9, AT
O'CLOCK 2. n, that piece Of properly lying IN TIE
county q Washington. District q Columbia and
distinguished as and being sl Of lots numbered
three ~ ard f0uf Il iE block zen l9i. m the sub
/ division known as Meridian Hill. per plat rs-
corded in ibar Levy Court. Numbered tao -i. folio
ffty-eight t5 Of the records 81 the surveyors Office
/ of the District 03 Columbia.
Terms Of sale: ST so an each lot q the purchase
money 20 be paid la cash and the balance ia tUo
| equal installments payable in one and two years
from day Of sale and to be represented bJ prlulis
s0ry II TIE purchaser. hssruE interest az Tus
rate of per cent per znnum payable semi auuualls
and secured hy deed Of trust ~ f0TH satisfactory 70
! Us and the trustees &c be named bF tla
| property sold; or al cash. at the option q the
purchaser. deposit Of 500 each lot win BE- re-
I quiTed az the time of sale. Terms d sale % b
complied with within fifteen days from day 0f ssie
the trustees the right 20 resell a. the rlsk
and Of the defaultng purchaser, after Eve days
advertisement cf such resale in s1me newspaper r-
iished in Washington. D. C. All c1nFeyanciHg. Te-
! c0rding. &c AZ the purchasers cost
/ WILTON j. LAMBERT.
/ Trustee 80 9Th 81. Nv.
MASON \. RICHARDSON,
spi5E Trustee. Fendau bldg
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

1920 n Y. AVE.-FIRSP AND SECOND FLOOR
r0omsi suitable for real estate, dentists &c SIS
and so; situation unsurpassed. kARRICK * MET
CALF, l5ZJ n l. ave. nW Hpi0-m, VISIT
FOR RENT-l5l0 NV, SEVERN BUILDING.
desirable offices, suitable for dentist or physician
rents $40 to SIS. MOORE & HILL. Inc. 1885 q
uW. aul6-2t
FOR RENT-3 ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR FRONT
5s Eleventh street northwest ncely iapereI and
painted cheap rent see u.s. MOORE & HILL.
Inc. 1888 q. apl63t
LARGE MODERN OFFICES IN TIE MET.
zerott Bldg nl0-lli2 + ST. NV: $3.50 iser month.
including heat. lght elevator. and ianitcr service
extras. apll-tf
FLEMING BUILDING. In9 G ST. NV, RENO
vsted throughout; spacious new elevator; steam
heat; urexcellcd janitar ssFYiee excellent once
rooEns ON fourth fuor. delg.tf
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Washington D. c. March H. 1907
Sealed proposals (in duplicated viii be re-
ceived at this department until O'Clock
p m. MONDAY, April y, 1857, and will
be Immediately opened thereafter. for
furnishing the following classes of sup
plies, &c. for the Department of the In
terror and the Civil Service Commission
during the fiscal year ending June 50,
1905 TO wit. ID for fuel and ice, ~ for
furniture, carpets. and other miscellane-
Gus supplies; 90 for stationery. At the
same time and place proposals will be re-
ceived for such meats, groceries. dry
goods, shoes. drugs. paints. hardware,
fuel lumber cheuicals, laboratory appa-
ratus. plumbing, electric engraving. pho
tographic supplies. &c. as may be re-
quired hy the Government Hospital for
the Insane the Freedmens Hospital, the
Geological Survey. the Howard Oniver-
sity, and the L. s. Capitol Building and
Grounds. respectively. during the fiscal
year above indicated. Proposals will als2
be received for the washing Of tow
els, for the purchase during the same
period OF the waste paper. and hauling
ashes and debris of the Department OF
the Interior. Bids must be made on gov
erument blanks. Forms Of proposals, Sc
VIII be furnished on application; requests
for blanks must designate the classes OF
supplies upon which il is proposed to bid.
All bidders are invited 10 De present at
the opening :. r. GARFIELD. Secretary.
mh2bapr
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DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
Washington, d. c., March II, lsJi-Sealed
proposals (in duplicated will be received AZ
this Department until 2 o'clock p. m, MON
DAY. April % 1867 and will be imne-
diately opened thereafter, for furnishing
the following classes OF supplies, &c., for
the Department Of the Interior and the
Civil Service Commission during the nscst
year ending JUNE 80, 1903. 10 wit: Cd Tor
fuel and ice; % for furniture, carpets,
and other miscellaneous supplies, 80 for
stationery AT the same time and place
proposals viii be received for such meats,
groceries, dry goods, shoes, drugs, paints,
hardware fuel. lumber. chemicals. labOra-
tory apparatus, plumbing, electric, en-
craving, Photographic supplies, &c-t as
may be required by the Government Hos
pital for the Insane, the Freedmen's Hos
pital the Geological Survey, the Howard
University, and the II. :. Capitol Building
and Grounds. respectively. during the
fiscal year above indicated. Proposals
will also be received for the washing Of
towels, for the purchase during the same
period Of the waste paper, and hauling
ashes and debris Of the Department Of the
Interior Bids must be made on Govern
ment blanks Forms of proposals. &c.
viii be furnished on application, requests
for blanks must designate the classes Of
supplies upon which il is proposed TO bid
All bidders are invited 20 be present at
the opening J. 4. GARFIELD. Secretary.
nh a-ap II
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PICTURE FRAMING.

PICTURE FRAMES OF EVERY SIZE AND DE-
scTipti0n made TO order az shortest notice and at
prices % TeT cent lower than any other house IN
Washington. Our work is n7st-class. Frames for
1ne paintings 0W speciality. M5ldngs from &c TO 81
per foot. ENTERPRISE WALL PAPER & AIT
CO.. Geo. S. Hesitt, Manager. 81 Pa. ave.
mh9-St
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FOR SALE-PIAROS.

WE ARE NOW OFFERING ONE OF THE
largest stocks q planes ever seen in this city.
We carry 500 pianos Of 20 different makes aud in
all the most desirable woods We cfer 8 Few
bargains:
eflt htaAhu.t ''s-.- -elt5
S3a9 New England, ,,..-...-................I 10
ALl1 Anon. .---.-.------ .---.-.-.-- 90
eiJJ flsiler 70
Sole agent for Basus HUFFMAN. W0gch. and
Cameron Planes
HUGO WORCH-
Everything known in pianos.
WoTch Building 1ll0 G..
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HOUSES WANTED.

PROPERTY OWNERS YOU A VACANT
house? Demands are greater than supply Get an
even break by listing with THE REAL ESTATE
MEN'-JOHNSON. DENT & CO.. 6ll 7th ST. nv
aplIeodf
TO PROPERTY OWNERs-WE CAN RENT
that vacant property for you and remit check the
day the rent is collected We guarantee satidaCti0n
JOHN +. DOSOHOE & SONS. sos L. Capitol ST.
aDl28t
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT,

WE BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
pay more -han the company issuing them: must
be seven years old no industrial policies. THE
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING

COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co. NOW LOCATED
az s5 Aes York ave: large padded vans s. load
2harse wagon, s. load. mhI7-eodtf
FURNITURE, BAGGAGE, PIANOS. &c. MOVED
with care: r9cking and shipping a specially
KNElG EXPRESS. lZ2i Il ST. nE. Phone Main
@ia nnh2i-s3t
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MARCEL WAVING,

MISS NJ. }. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and haIdresssr, shampo0ng. mauicIring chirop-
0dy. facial and scalp treatment Work done AZ
hotels and residences. Phone Main a555 sli q
81. uw. fe2lH
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uPHOLSTERING.

UPHOISTERlNG. DRAPING. RECOVERING.
polishing repairing. II desired. WCFk done at Jour
Of antiques; reliable. l. POSTER. 65l q s.. Sc.
mhsf
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STORES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-LARGE STORE ROOM. WITH Two
room and bath apartment, hot AMI cold wafer.
stealr heat! suitable for barber or any light bust
ness. ltl7 Park soad Rent only 50 Der month.
GEO A. MYERS. 70i stu st. ns. apll-slt
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THOMAS DOWNING 4 co. AUCTIONEERs
6iZ 81. nv.
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CAFES.
DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORIs

Set q Teeth and Geld crowns, s. up; Gold FiIl
ings 81 up; Silver Filings. 50c. Work guaranteed.
No pain. DR.. GEO. l.. EDMONDS. $40 L ST. NV
ial8-u
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTING: /:
Ho pain; look. teci act and last longer than
natural teeth; slUmscn faces made normal; painless
filing Dr. J. L. WILSON. l2l2 L 81, nw. oe5-tf
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WASH
ingtOn. March 6. 1s07.-Sealed proposals
viii be received at this department until
clock p. M, MONDAY, April y. 1857,
for furnishing the Treasury Building and
its dependencies in the city OF Washing
ton, ID. 6. during the fiscal year ending
June So 1905 the following described
service and supplies. For removing ashes,
sewing laying, and cleaning carpets, and
washing towels: for purchase Of waste
paper; for supplying stationery, forage,
fuel, ice, lumber hie boxes, furniture.
plumbers and painters material. hard
ware. and miscellaneous articles Pro
pOsals for forage fuel, ana ice viii in
clude the quantities required by the Bu-
real Of Engraving and Printing. Blank
forms Of proposals. with instructions TO
bidders, can be obtained upon applics-
tiOn 70 the office Of the superintendent.
Treasury Building The department re-
serves the right 10 reject any and all
bids or any part OF a bid, and 10 waive
defects. GEO. b. CORTELYOU. Secre-
tary. mhl1 20 80. ap9,17
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L. S DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
ture. Office Of the Secretary, Washing
ton. D. c.. March & Is0i.-Sealed pro-
pOsals will be received az the offige of the
Disbursng Clerk until p. m, MONDAY,
April 2 1907. for furnishing supplies dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 30 1905, as
follows: Stationery, laboratory, lumber
and packing boxes, fuel and ice; paint
ers', plumbers furniture and map
frames. forage car seals, &c. iCOOms.
brushes. &c. flower pots. cleaning car
pets, washing towels, and waste paper.
electrical supplies, flags. instruments.
towers and lanterns; printing and ltho-
graphing ma ateriai. Full Information fur
nished on application to the Disbursing
Clerk Bids must be sealed and addressed
TO the Secretary Of Agriculture. in ac-
cordance with instructions given on
schedules. JAMES WILSON, Secretary.
mill u. go ap917
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT-A PRETTY 5ROoM APARTMENT.
located in lexington, one-haf square from cars:
tiled bath; an modern conFeniences. Rent reduced
TO $3.50 per month
VVn,. II. Saunders & Co., 1fG7 f 1T. NV.
apI9-=t
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PROPOSALS,

PROPOSALS FOR ICE. FUEL. FORAGE.
and for Washing Towels-War Depart
ment, Washington. D. c., March II, 1907
Sealed proposals. in duplicate. will be re-
ceived here until D. m. APRIL p. 1907.
and then opened for furnishing ice. fuel.
and forage and for washing towels for
War Department Bureaus and Offices dur
ing year ending June 80 1875 Information
furnished on application For washing
towels state price per dozen. Proposals
must be in envelopes indOrsed Proposals
for lee, Proposals for Fuel " ''PrOposais
for Forage" Proposals for Washing
Towels respectively, and addressed NJ.
r. THOBP. Chief OF Supply Div.
mhl1 %. q, ,apq.17
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PROPOSALS.

POsT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON.
ID. C., April q lsN.-sesled proposals viii be re-
ceiyed al this Department until "Wednesday. May -.
1907 at 2 O'Clock D. m al which time and place
teY win be orenfd in the IHrsence q the bidders, Or
their authorized agents attorneys for the purchase
of waste material from the Department, incindng
paper old canvas and old leather gith metal parts
attached. CANVAS cuttings and lacing e0Td. old metal
parts rsfnehiug,s and strips. Blacks for proposals.
gith specifications and instructions viii be fuT-
ushed upon application 10 the Chief Clerk and ssi-
perintendent q Buildings. post-Ofhce Department
@. v t. MEYER, Postmaster General. apii q myl
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GENERAL DEPOT OF THE QUAR-
termaster's Department. Washington,
D. c.. April Is, 19e7.-Sealed proposals IN
triplicate will be received at this office un-
Is 1907 and then pLblicly opened. for
furnishing and delivering forage and
straw at Washington Barracks, and
Washington. y. c.. Forts Myer and
Hunt, Va, Fort Washington, Nd al the
Arlington National Cemetery, Va, and
Richmond. Va. during the fiscal year
commencing July ], 1907. Blank forms
and instructions for making proposals,
and further information will be furnished
/ intending bidders upon application 70
This Office n. GRAY ZALINSKI, Major
and QUartermaster, Z. 8. A., IN charge OF
depot apf5l6.1 Il, is malS,l4
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Washington Ads VIII Quickly
MISCELLANEOUS.

FURNITURE REPAIRING, UPHOLsTERINUi
gasoline OIL Stoves TefEigeTatoTs and ice boxes re-
paired HOWARD's I2l5 II st. ne. Phone +, 1863.
apIl-3et
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Wright q Hopkins, SO2 + st. NV,
ap--e0d
FOR EENT-Is6l sTH ST. ~ LEXINGTON: 2
story; S rooms, porcelain bath; cemented cellar;
on car line. opposite Ladies College Park viii be
rspTed 10 suit tenant, So W. J. FRIZZELL. g
So. nv aplGtf
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WALL PAPER.

We WILL FURNISH YOU PAPER FOR THE
following sized roomss 6xsx9. G5c: l0xI6xs. S-9:
l2Zi51s SIS. lixaE9 sL51: other rooms IN propor-
ti0H. Come g. g. NOLTE. 90 Ilth. fc5-u
ROOMS PAPERED. sL75i HOUSE PAINTING.
lowest prices CHAS. A. CARLISLE. E3 sta 81
and i5i / 81. NV Phone Main 6s57. fe22e0d39t
Il OOMs PERED. s. Up; SAMPLES
brought; latest spring designs; painting LIZ
PBEU& I53i eth 81. Phone s. 5iSim. als-if
CHEAPEST THING Oh EARTH-NEW UP-To-
date wall paper, 1907 goods, Sc a piece: samples
on request. JOHN r. MAHONEY. 5l3 Pa. ave. Sc.
Phone east 5s feg-tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED-RY EXPERIENCED TELEPHONE
operator position al T. b. " Address BOX G..
Herald office. spI7-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

NftSSAAEf1isEI&U VIZ SNAlf
FIRE WOoD-i2 AND ss-INCH LENGTHS; s.
pu 0ne-haI cord Address Z. S. MITCHELL.
Anaeostia, d. C. Phone East SIS aPfsst
HERE'S THE PIANO-BUYING OPPORTUNITY
you've been waiting for. number Of slightly
used, high-grade upright pianos, taken in exchanges
Tor new pianos and pianoplayeTs. are being closed
out now at genuine bargain prices. Conservatory.
slt9i sieinway. $50; Emerson &l5o; FiscaeF, s75s
Mason & Hamlin, sso Nose & Sons. So; Stieh
s5z'i Hartman. $780, and about forty Others. Easy
payments. o j. DE MOLB & Co. 1851 ST.
FOR sALE-REYs; We CALL AID MAkE
Keys anywhere ia the city fer sc; prompt sersice
electric bels, burglar alarms, and electric gas sh
lnE our Epacsaity. Drop postal or phone y. Ia
PERCY s. ANGLE CO.. lsz l3th st. ~.
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SODA FOUNTAINS. CARBONAToRs. SODA
fountain sgppiies get our prices before buying.
CHRISTIAN BROS. CO.. So stb St NV Phone
Main 267s mhH-a
WHISKEY s. PER GAL. TIE JOHN WE'D
DERBURN Gl6 + 81. NV. aps-u
FOR SALE 90 YARDS OF LINOLEUM. GOOD
as neW; Sc. Ter yard; cost sl3 per yard or 40c
per yard il sold . whole. ss + 81 NV.
mhH-H
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FURNITURE WANTED.

sPoT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, CAR-
pets stoves. brc-ahrac and all nnds Of house.
hoid goods BACAf5 FURNITURE SHOP. lth
and q sta Phone n. 1918 Formerly, s1h and u.
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE Of owe

THOMAS ]. OWEN & son. Au,tiou.sr.
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LOTS FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE.
WAREHOUSES; FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-THIRD FLOOR or WAREHOUSE:
light ca 3 sides q It. b. l2l It electric freight
elevator. Apply CAPITAL PAPER BOX CO. 81
Hanover place Phone North 27l9 fel9eods0t
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LOST,
FOUND

LACEY's DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND sHER
bet. zoe and zoe per GAL s large bricks IN a box
1jc. Phone M. ss CO NcB York ave. DIV.
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JEWELRY REPAIRED.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED: JEW
cry rcmodelrdi best sCrk lowest prices. LUCIEs
l53 r ST. uU- apl5SJt
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OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO HANDSOME
rugs. Rag carpets woven. ARLINGTON RUG
COMPANY. 2zl8 G. 'Phone Il5g West
mhI5-tf
RUGS WOVEN OUT OF OLD CARPETS DROP
postal. s3l 5th st. NV. or phone iS-5. mhz2-6
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DESTRUCTION
THREATENED
GLOUCESTER

Gloucester, Mass. July 1l-Many OF old
Gloucestcr's famous fish wharves, store
houses and ships were seriously threat
ened with destruction by spectacular
and disastrous fire which broke out in the
plant OF the Gloucester Cold Storage
company early today. The prompt effi-
cheney OF the fire department. checked
the flames after nearly $4,000 had been
done.
The fire was discovered shortly before
o'clock. burning fiercely on the top floor
Of a new cold storage concern building,
and spread quickly.
The whaleback steamer Bay State, ly-
ing at the adjacent dock, was in danger,
and. her officers set about 20 get the YES
sci out into the harbor, but as IL was the
lowest OF the ebb tide. he found the heav-
ily-loaded craft rested on the mud ana
could not be moved.
Four lines of hose were procured from
the hold OF the vessel. and with all It's
pumps at work. she placed big screen
of water between herself and the burning
wharf The schooner Hattie Nj. Graham
OF the Cape mackerel fleet was tied 10
the other side OF the wharf and she, too
was found to be grounded. The vessel
caught fire and her rigging ana upper
deck was badly damaged.
With the whole fire department, includ-
ing a fireboat summoned TO fight the
danes. II was not more than an hour that
IL looked as though the flames could De
controlled.
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LIME LIGHT IS
TO Be TURNED
ON IN BOSTON

Boston. July 1l.-It is learned from the
office OF District Attorney John b. Moran
that two important Investigations will be
started Immediately. and III the evidence
I'm the cases warrant. the matters will be
brought 10 the attention OF the grand
jury.
one OF the matters has to do with the
disclosures made at the telephone hear
ing before the Massachusetts, highway
commission yesterday 10 the effect that
practically 10 per cent OF the wages paid
Tor underground construction went TO
persons who did not give an equivalent In
labor FOR the money received.
The other investigation will be concern
ed with the allegation that bribery Of
members OF the Boston common counoI
was responsible for the passage a few
days ago OF the loan bin. aggregating
81, ,599, 500
In connection with the loan bill investi-
cation, the specific allegation is made
that one member Of the common council
was offered 5000 to vote In favor of the
measure. IL was this allegation that
started the inquiry Assistant District
Attorney McGettrick has been detailed
by Mr.. Moran to attend to this matter.
and has been given express instructions
TO examine each OF the rs members OF the
council The instructions also provide for
prompt action should any person under
suspicion attempt TO leave the city.
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RIVERSIDE
Advertisements and items for the News-
Democrat may be left at the Riverside
Dry Goods Store, 7 and 3 Lincoln avenue.

The winners at the outing held by
the Congregational church at Fort
Adams yesterday are as follows: Run
ming race. Charles Medbury; broad
jump, william Howe; running jump,
william Wood; three-legged race,
Charles Kingsford and Charles Med
bury. and the tug-of-war was won by
charge were w. l.. Read, Andrew God
frey. James Dean, w. N. Butler. Silas
Davis and Charles Hudson.
The following members OF John Il.
Case camp have been chosen TO make
all arrangements for the masquerade
ball that is TO he held in the mammoth
dancing pavilion at Vanity Fair Fri
day evening, July 26: Robert Hay,
Frank +. Ballou, s. w. Boulton, Ed
ward Hicks and william Howe.
Two bouncing boys were added to
the population of Riverside last even
ing, ex-United States Marshal James
McCabe being the proud papa" OF
one weighing Is pounds, and Patrol
man Eben Balcom one that tipped the
scales at the 1i-pound notch.
Two well dressed women, one being
arrayed In silk, were arrested in the
"Bowery" last evening for being in
siderable attention.
The young folks OF St Marks Epis-
copal church are making arrangements
TO hold a lawn party in the near fu-
ture.
The Riverside Dry Goods company,
which has been doing business on Lin
coin avenue for some time, has re-
tired from business.
Messrs. Winchester. Mason and Goff
took a prominent part at the meet
ing held by the firemen at Bristol last
evening.
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We COULD BUILD
FIVE MEh-OF-WAR
To JAPS ONE

New York. July 1i.-Charles Nj. Schwab
voiced his belief yesterday that there VIII
be no war between the United states and
Japan. despite the proposed sending of an
American fleet OF 10 battleships into Pa
ciic waters. As president of the great
Bethlehem shipbuilding plant and maker
OF armor plate and great guns, his dec
laration is OF the utmost Importance In
the controversy now raging over the pros
pective display OF American sea power m
the orient.
Mr.. Schwab further made the positive
statement that the United States can
build five battleships To Japan's one, and
that, In the event OF war between TINS
country and Japan the United states
would be able TO build and equip war yes
sells OF all descriptions I'm faster time than
any other nation In the world England
and Germany not excepted.
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NEW FINANCIAL INSTI-
TUTIONS FOR BOSTON

Boston, July 11.-Three new hnanciai
institutions for the city of Boston, two
trust companies and cooperative bank'
are In the process of organization The
trust companies which will bear tne
names OF the Dorchester Trust company
of Dorchester and the Exchange trust
company OF Boston, are TO take advan-
tage of a new law which authorizes such
institutions in cities of this size to oper-
ate on a minimum capital of 100000 in
stead OF $500, 900 as heretofore.
The bank is to be known as the Dor
chester Cooperative bank and is to have
a capital stock OF H.ooo.cco.
Petitions for the incorporation OF tue
companies have already been filed.
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STOkER EARL
IDENTITY IS
NOW REVEALED

New York, July 1.-THE English earFs
son who worked his way across the ocean
as stolxer to start life afresh in this city
was identified yesterday as the Hon
Francis Patrick Clements, with 10000 a
year aud the family title, which dates
back to the days OF oliver Cromwell
coming to him on the death of his broth
er, the present Earl of Leitrim.
The ancestral home OF the family Is at
Mulroy. County Donegal. Ireland. and It
was about a month ago that the young
man went to Southampton and hired out
as a coal passer on the American liner 81.
Louis. Assistant Engineer Dobson gave
him the Job but did not know ne was en-
gaging a titled stoker.
Francis worked hard. The hrst day
experience made him faint, but he learn
ed quickly TO stand the intense neat Oh ,he
boiler room. lie has been much on tne
sea in the British navy, where ne was an
officer. His father is dead, and his older
brother wears the title and collects the
rents. .z o,,,,
the earl's son. who is Y years OF age iei'
the ship. ...,.,,
When the liner returned to Southamp-
ton the Earl OF Leitrim was hunting lot
trace OF his brother and found Dobson'
Francis family are SAID & 70 sn'nk nknianas hu 70
ton for his surrender OF position ana lux-
nrv TO be a workingman In a strange
land. -, . A., ,.o,na
Dobson, however. has faith In the youns
mans mentality and ability. ,,..
HELL get along and honor the iauhiE
vet" said the engineer. ,
The only reason offered for the runa. ma
ways absence from his home, except s .1t
sasn,ty sugeestion, Is that he does not
wish 10 spend money he has not earned
Ha was also said to be tired OF hopnop- on
hing with the aristocracy anyway. iiis ns
brother In seated In the mouse Oh ioruS as
10. 49,, ClementS.