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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-19
SALE OF MAST CARTOONS.

The last OF the original cartoons and drawings
by Thomas Mast. which have hitherto remained in
the possession OF the family VIII be offered at
auction This afternoon in the salesrooms of the
Merwin- Clayton Company No 20 East 21th street
reminder Of the most stirring events of the last
forty years IS contained IN these pictures. and
apart from the interest when they have as orgi-
nal specimens OF the work OF the Father OF
American Caricature" they throw light the ten
denotes and issues or the days which they orgi-
nally belonged All the Presidents. from Lincoln
down, To he found in the Mast collection as
well scores Of leading politicians Of the last
fifty years Nast's work against Tamnany Hall
and the Tweed ring is also well represented The
sale VIII begin at p m. and VIII be finished to-
morrow afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-19
WILLIAM PERclvAL DE VIII.

William Percval De Witt forty years old. secre-
tary and treasurer OF the New York Wire Cloth
Company. died suddenly yesterday at his home
no. As West 59th street. from pneumonia Mt. De
Witt was r OF Josiah Houblowcr De Witt
and graduate OF Stevens Institute. He was
member Of the New York Yacht Club. the New
York Athletic club The Players and the Hard
ware Club. lie had summer home at Mon
mouth Beach and spent much OF tho winter ut
Lakewood. He leaves a daughter. eight years Old
and n brother Joseph H. De witt, who is travel
ling in Egypt and sister, Mrs. II. {. Homas
Tho funeral viii be held tomorrow afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-19
PLEADS IN IRooUols FIRE CASE.

Danville. ILL., Feb. 1S.-Win J. Davis former
manager Of the Iroquois Theatre, Chicago, was
arraiRDed in the Circuit Court here to-day, on a
charge Of manslaughter IN connection with the
theatre fire and entered plea Of not guilty The
case ves set for trial March and arrangements
were completed To draw special venire OF q nun
drel men from whom to select Jurors. NlilaHl d.
Calho,,u Of Chicago and formerly OF this city has
1een added to- the list Of attorneys for the defence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-19
AMBASSADOR BRYCE'S SALARY.
Pay of Post at Washington Raised to $780,
900 a Year.

London, Feb ls.-The British Embassy at Wash
ington IS the best paid post IN the British
diplomatic service, the salary Of the ambassador
having been raised with the appointment Of James
Bryce TO $4,000 year. Paris up TO the present.
had been considered the best post in the service.
Il pays only $4,000. Washington had heretofore
ranked with ST. Petersburg in the matter Of sal
airy but the great Importance attached to the post
by the British government was shown by the APP
pointment of Mr.. Bryce a Cabinet minister, and
by the large increase in the pay attached thereto.
Mr.. Bryce also viii receive $4,000 10 pay the
penses Of installlng hlmse.f 81 lhe embassy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-19
LlNcolM souARE THEATRE.

The effective old nelodrama Of The Two Or
Thans WIS revived last night at the Lincoln
Square Theatre. and 81 rewarded the attention Of
a considerable audience. II IS announced as Kate
c.aZtons Two Orphans" whereas il comes from
Tie French u DEEnery End CoTnop.--Miss Clsx-
ioE docs not eppesr IN it.-Mr Etienne Grardct
AL come 10 tie Lincoln Square Theatre next Mon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Ofcial Record and Forecnst-Washingt ton, Feb. IS
LaroTaerlc disturbance night over Lake
Michigan moving eastward Asa result temperatures
are unusually high for this the Gulf states
and the middle Mississippi and Ohio valleys Light local
rains have fallen IN Mississippi Valley and
light snow IN the upper lake region.
indicated for the Ohio Valley and the western
the Appaiachans Tuesday also in the middle
Atlantic states. and Wednesday in
states and England II VIII be Tuesday In
Atlantic districts north the Caronas followed
80 colder her Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-19
HERR coNRlED WARNS RUSSELL.

BY Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Chicago, Feb. 1S.-Wiam Russell. director of the
San Carlo Opera Company appearing this week at
the Auditorium to-day received telegram from
Herr Coured. of the Metropolitan Opera Company,
protesting against the production OF "Adrienne Ie-
couvreur," on the ground that the Metropolitan
Company owns the sole rights 10 il. and asserting
that Mr.. Russell would be held responsible IL tne
opera produced.
III means that my success means the death OF
Conrieds high prices" said AIR. Russell
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mEsr END THEATRE.

Tie Dresentrnent o. His Last Dollar which
occurred last night the West End Theatre, gave
pleasure % a considerable audience. The scene OF
'e Horse Pace s. sl1ilfully managed. as 70 cause
f-sDehss and excitement and really TO AFFORD a
iheatrical sensation. Mr. David Higgins was cord
laiiy appauded. The Negro actors. Messrs. VIII
lains aud Walker. VIII appear AT tho West End
nea Ie On February o.
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MRS LANorRY AT THE FIFTH AVENUE.

Ms Langtry. whose vaudeville tour Of this coun-
II Wil close this week appeared last night al the
FAt4 Avenue Theatre. acting in Between the
.'ishtfaI and the Light" the play with wtich she
began her seasou at that theatre. october l. 1906.
end with which, since that time, she has prospered
70 many cities, far and wide. After this engage
iaeat has ended Mrs Langtry viii return TO her
Lone ia England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-19
The ACADEMY oE MUSIC.

revival Of the spectacle play of Ben Hur"
VIII DE effected at the Academy OF Music on Feb
'uary . The scenery. in this case, is more I'M
presSiVe than the play. AS many as twenty actual
horses VIII participate in the representation Mr..
David Warhelds remarkably prosperous engage
inent at the Academy, in The Music Master" will
terminate next Saturday night
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Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE s.
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FORECAST for Special LocalItlcs.-For New England
fair and warmer to-day. followed by rain
night Wednesday; variatls winds. becoming 10
bris southeast.
For Eastern New York Eastern PennEylvanis. New
Jersey and Delaware fair ana warmer io-day followed
rain and colder fresh brisk south shifting
west. winds
fair spd warmer r. das possibly rain afternoon
Tonight. Wednesday fair and colder fresh south.
shifting 70 wet Winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-19
ICE GORGE TURNS THE MISSOURI.

Sioux city Iowa. Feb. 1S-An ice gorge in the
Missouri River near Vermillion. 5. D.. has caused
the river 10 leave its banks. one hundred families
are homeless and farmers along the river are
greatly alarmed. Not since the great Hood of 1851
has the water been so high as to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-19
FIscHHoF ART COLLECTION ON VIEW

The FIschhof collection. which is to be sold at
auction IN the Waldorf-Astoria ballroom Fri
day and Saturday evenings is now on view. both
In the daytime and evening at the Fifth Avenue
Art Galleries. at Nos 800 and 56S Fifth avenue.
James T. So VIII conduct the sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-19
REUBEN TRIER.

Reuben Trier q well known leather manufacturer
and Mt one time a member Of the Board 81 Street
and Water Commissioners Of Newark died yes
terday at his home No. 800 Washington street
Newark He had been in failing health for some
time, but was confined TO his home only four days.
Mr.. Trier prominent in Democratic circles He
sixty ole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-19
OBITUARY..
BENJAMIN BUTTERWoRTH.

Washington Feb ls.-Berjamln Butterworth. sec
ond Of the late Represe NATIVE Butterworth OF
Ohio died here to-day His body VIII he taken
Manevue, Warren County, Ohio. and buried beside
tLlt Of his father.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

tT0F-F71T A %-Irry Woodson. greensboro. Ky.
PARK AVENUE-Professor II. Ostenlin Bonn
= aTro.,r,- s1- DENIS-Dr. q. u. Hyar, Mexico
CIV Mexico. WALDORF-ASTORIA-J. 7. Han
aqau. Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-19

BIssEL-on sunday evening. February II. 1907 his
residence No. 127 West TSth street. New York City.
Leayitt Field Bissel Funeral private. Interment at
Buffalo. \. Y.
BOARpMAN-On Monday. February 1s. 1907. Augusta
Boardman. Funeral services at her late residence.
Hotel Orr stal No $50 Lafayette Pace. Wednesday.
February 70 at 10 q. Relatives and friends
invited.
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Died.

BEADY ont Lns2n Hospital F EsS5ui by Is 1907 :4 To.
Godens i Bridse y Tuesda5 February is 1907 al
? N! InteTT'ent at Iyandale ceme i Somers y y
on arrival train leaving Grand Central station.
terminal. at 1850 4.
BCIRT-suddsny- at stanford Conn on February 1e.
M iche' Ai'in OF Ne" York in's'msn' at Detroit
cooK-on February Il. Matthias Mum Cook in the SEA
Hsnovsr Ne age y I-eFa az ms az Feieafe ~
N carriages will meet the train leaving New Yora
Railroad at Madison.
EyyANs-slddenly: on Saturday, February Is. 1907.
Funeral services At White Plains Congregational
70 at 1880 a. m, iuterment private Troy papers
FERGUSON
GRAND LODGE FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONs--
The oee.s Of the Grand Idge fTaternsll requested
Andrew Ferguson the s4th Reformed Church West
81 ave on Tuesday fDT%RB oE' Lar at
Grand Master.
GORHAM-suddeuIy on sunday. February L. 1901. An
Fs'qs 5 eiorhsm Funeral service viii be held from
Cleveland papers please copy.
GRAHA1I-Saturday evening February 1s Isabella
GRAHAM Funeral 81 her late Tesidenee ~ 15a Ss1
ave. Brooklyn Tuesday. 18th inst at O'Clock
i @ s9EgaT g. le at Ds =. NJ Dr. shs5-
funeral hereafter.
JUDsON-suddeny. February H. 1907. Lillian Marie
hudson wife Of Charles York Judso1 and daushtsr q
held at No 24I West Io1st Tuesday. Fsbrl-
airy %, o'clock.
KEARNY-on sunday. February Il. at stonykin. Fish
Navy IN the ffty-uiuth year 81 his age
serues. y; l. on TUESDAY FEBRUARY II. upon arrtva!
West 42d street, 145 a m
LONGSIAN-Ou Saturday. February 10 1907 Leah c
Tremper wife OF Walter IonEuan aged "a wears FII-
neral services her late residence No 20 Eighth
nue. Brooklyn. Tuesday. February 1e. at D
A: m n22nins At TIE rssdsnse Of
Brooklyn. William John MaCNIUrray Funeral services
n. o'clock
MLANEs Suddenly. on Saturday evening. February IL
Anne N MeItne widow OF William Iawrence Nc
Boston. Macs. Funeral private.
MORRIs-At East Orange y. J. on February Is 1901
annie ReLere Morris. widow OF the late Nor
at IL m
oLDEN-on Friday. February L. 1907. Tryon. NC.
Maria c. daughter OF Mary G and late Joseph
olden. OF Princeton y. Notice funeral hereafter
PAGE-suddenly. Saturday evening Charles Fremont
rage, husband OF NJ Evangeiue SossoE. in his forty
terrain chapel. White Plains y Y Tuesday February
~. 1907. at 10 a m Carriages will meet eoe train
Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers
PLATT-on Saturday. February Is 1907 at New York
3ty Ellen BaTsow tPoIiy) Platt, daughter OF Frank
funeral will be held AT No e4a West 74th 81
on Tuesday February 49, at $50 o'clock.
sCoTT-on Saturday February 16 1907 in his year
Funeral servtces his late residence, No. -
46th ST. Tuesday, February H. at II o'cIock a.
wEsTERFIELD-Ou Saturday. February 1s 1907 at the
home q her son, at Upper Montcsir. J. Mary J.
WesJerheli: wife OF Dr. William Westerheld Funeral
STy-SS |'A 5s he'd at Ippe1 No1Glair y J. on
a Gaf f5s SE 4o[N az OF West Sd g., 1910 a n.
ternent Cedar Lawn cemetery. Paterson. y J.
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HENRY HERMAN SCHROEDER.

Henry Herman Schroeder. who was run over by
an electric cab and killed nj Albany Sunday
night was formerly a resident of this city. living
AT No ia West 9eta street lie the of the
Rev DR.. Schroeder. who rector OF Trinity
Chapel from 1873 to 1893. He lived 81 retired life
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PLAYERS NOM PRoMlNENr HERE.

The strength and variety Of talent now operative
on the local stage IS indicated by the following
record OF some of the actors visible the
various theatres OF the city:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-19

Day February 25 appearing IN the sportive play OF
Charieys Aunt" one Of the most amusing of cur
rent farces
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DnnrsfIn Rntea
By EARLY NAIL TRAIN.


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Coutds OF the Boroughs Of Manhattan The Bronx
Also cuba, Porto Rico Hawaii the PHILIPPINES
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand
Central station. Webster and Jerome Avsnus trosys
and by carriage. Lots s1e5 Telephone ASS
Grey for Book OF Views representative.
once. 20 East I'D St York City
UNDERWRITERS
FRANK p. CAMPBELL Co. a4i-s West 2sd 81
q apels Priva-e public abulances
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia Washington sept r. 1877
Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners Of
the District 81 Columbia intend TO make the follow
lng named improvements. which are. IN, their iudg-
mcHt Necessary fr the public health safety, and
comfort. Assessments for one-hah Of the same will
Be- made as provided in pUbHc act NJ. III approved
August Z. 1884 Parties who are interested IN the
proposed work are notified that the Commissioners
viii give a public hearing at the District Building
oH WEDNESDAY. THE NINTH DAY OF OCTO-
Der 1897, At ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ in the
Board Room Of the said Commissioners 20 amy and
eli ryrsuus who NAV desire 80 object thereto: SET
NEW GRANITE CURB-On the north side 0f Flor
ida avenue, me-. from 9Th street 70 SIN street 1T
estimated cost Of S2GJa. 70 be assessed against all
property abuttinR the said north side u Florida
avenue between the limits named On the west
side q lith street NV. fWm Massachusetts avenue
% y street. az estimated cost II $50. % be
scssed against al lots 10 square ZlZ admitting said
west side Of 18th street between the limits named
PAVE ALLEYS WITH YITRIFIED OR As
PHALT BLOCK-The alleys in square Z53 az an
estimated cost q S.i52 II. 3. F. MCFARLAND
HENRY L. WEST. JAY J. MORROW Commits
soneTa d. G. se84ocl5
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK, Sept. 23.-SUGAR-The domestic -
fined sugar market TO-DAY vas steady ana UNCHANGED
with al TeiHers doing business on tie basis If Z Al
net less l 20 cent for cash. for fue eragularel
The local raw sugar market to-day was steady with
centrifugal quoted at $50; musc5yado. So test a.
SO. and m0laSSeS sugar. So test no 3 The Lg-r5r,
beet sugar market to-day was unchanged with Ocro-
Der I'D higher. al los 64i. and September I'M
changed az JOS Nd
NAVAL STORES-DulI and UNCHANGED
BUFfEB-keceipts. los packages: firm Extra
creamery. ..
EGGS Receipts. 1914 cases; firm. Western frsts.
Zzs3.
MILL FEED-Duu. but arn Spring ban l5lIb
sacks. 10 arrive lake and rail, 1s5, millfin-s
so; city bran. %. in bulk; Western red dog.
3L35. 10 arrive.
FLoUR-Steady; quiet Spring patents s5a5 81.
spring clears. i-l.aI5; winter straights. 45h46]:
winter clears. 5Salz0: Kansas I'm sacks. PATENTS.
4.75o5ooi streights. 45ai.s0. clcars asOai -
RYE FLOUR-Small trade. quiet. 55as5
CORN MEAL-Trade irregular Kiln-dried for ey-
VOIt. ASo3l coarse meal iu bags L4laL45
HAY-Fim; quiet Receipts go tons. New crop.
prime timothy, LV'izal.l1; No. l. LG3LGls: No 2
95aL0): No B. soas5.
STRAW-Firm; fair trade. Long rye. Gla65
EEEF-ln9ctige. Family lc0al+53; packet p GA
roRK-Easier; quiet. Mes. FsaI.s; family.
i553al90o.
TALLow-Light business. City, in hogsheads.
6is.
LARD Inactive; hmer. Prime Western. go;
city, SIS refined continent go: South American.
ltS0; refined Brazilian, keys u69: city stearine,
loisslOlz; oleosteaIine nominal: New York SASS,
Chicago, s5s
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Whitehavru, ST. Philip and Jac1b-Irsue Z
OL1ughiin 20 Frances Sterling. lo- So block ].
S1a
L street northwest between Sixth ard seventh
strslt--LCuis Gic'1s % Gabrielle Giclas. PART
original l-t J square $50 $40
PadsRoTti-Iauy WarlUau 90 William T. Maddox
and Hattie g. Maddox l1- H. square &Z5 SO
street northeast. between Sixth and Seventh
srrcets-Lawreuee A. CHisEaI 60 Tx 90 Timothy
L Costello. part l1t &C. square $50. So
lie Droit Pars-AuEa Erikstaiae co WY. Isaac. 70
Eimcre Lewis. lols ls and o. block 4 500
Piney Branch BCai-CEaqiu Brown % Samuel
jacob, r.. uau iot l1l Mount Pleasant. SO
No Zi Thi7i street srr-lsHst-Iisssie = Heu~av a
viz, Walter r.. To Margaret e Bradley. Dot
square 30 SO
I street northwest batweau Tweu'.-=izta and Trer-
u-sJvlE-l stTe.rs-JLius T. Pggs.r % al fr1s-
tees. t' John Conner. lar- lot C. square 6. 8 S.
No ll5 % street u-r-LEast-Levis CaIllsltr % Tx
20 Julius L PeysT. lot g. ,Gu5ra SD. SO.
kal0rama H-isl,@-l,alph r. D8uEaru % James
B-yy, lot &c. block . lnog square zz5l. SO
No. 80 II street uGTtlweSt-Ciodrge C. Shoemaker
ct Tx o. Eralyu Hanna. part original lyt 2.
SQUARE T. $40
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
(MOnday, September 2;3, 1907
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.


Mccarthy vs. Baker. title o. certain zeal estate
vested IN defendant. Complainant solicitor Lew
II. David defendants solicitor Robinson White
Bcahm Beahm, rule as % contempt rrfumahls
September -. Compartments solicitor l. BIcEhead
and L. u. David. defeld4Hts solicitor. ". Z An
br0se.
Reinhers Reilbersi alim51y arllred paid. Com
paIuauts solicitor. Victor I. Dodge. defendants
solicitors, Campbell Darlington and S. D. TTuitt-
Robinson VS. Clery; sale finally ratified. Com
pa!uaUts solicitors IT, q. S-eEsr, and Mason \.
Richardson, defendants solicitor. Irving Williamson.
Coleman vs. German, time tg file Transcript ex-
tended 20 November D. 1907. Complainant s1Eci-
tors. vs.. II Sh0les and Bates Warren. d-f5GIalts
solicitors. Hayden johnson and n. J, Colbert.
Wassemau IS. Norfolk aud Washington Steamboat
Company. rule On defendant r-ruUsHle sept .uber
2. Complainant solicitor. George DrrE-
It. re petition 81 James T. Oyster order substi-
rUtilg trustee. CCmplaiHauts solicitor e. IS. Fits.
Harvey SIS. Harvey. sale ratified lisi- Complain
ants solicitor G.. ". Dan, dfUdalts solicitors
HAYDEN johnson and J.. J. Ryan.
HUH vs.. Turner substitution Il trustee ordered.
- complainant solicitor Oscar Naucz.
McEweu IS AlcETru. proof ordered taken before
NJ NJ. Murray examiner and defendant ordered -
pay clsrs- Compartments solicitor, G. ~. Fits,
defendants solicitor, Leo ?. Harlow.
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CHESAPEAKE q OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule u effect July 3. 1871
200 2. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS. week
days-Stops q principal points IN Virginia Festi-
buls train; standard coaches; par0r car 10 Hinton
handled IN No. Is from GoTdgusyille. which has
"A carte p5rlor car and connects at COyiugtOn for
Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman Sieepers Clifton
Forge % Louisville. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. 81
Louis. and Chicago.
$40 =. M.--NEW C. & o. LIMITED, Daily
Fast new Yestbule tain; stops only at GUrdCusJIlla
Charlottesville Stanton. Clifton Forge, and Coz
iugtou. Va. White Sulphur, RonceTerts and Hin
ton. W Va Pullman sleepers 70 Lexington. Louis
vile. Cincinnati. Indianapolis St Louis. and Chi
cage Dining cars Ia carte service. One night OFT
uI0 p M--F- +. V. LIMITED, Daily-SOd
Testibula train. Pullman sleepers 90 Cincinnati.
Lexington. and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car to Virginia Hot Springs week days Dining cars
la carte service. Slcepers Cincinnati 10 Chicago
and St LCEis and Louisville 70 Memphis Nashville.
and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake ard Ohio
OCes, 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue; 69 l8h street near
F, and Sixth Street Station Telephones Main $50
for Pennsylvania r. r. Cab Service aud Main Ices
for O. & .. Ticket Ofice.
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IRANS-PAGlEIG NAILS.

Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands Via
Vancouver and Victoria. British Columbia close
here lNlly at $50 =. up 60 September . for dis
patch bv steamer Empress Of Japan.
Hawaii. Japan, Korea, China. and Philippine Isl
snds via san FuuciscC close here daily al $50 %.
III. up 10 September 2. for dispatch by steamer
America Mar.
Hawaii, Guam. and Philippine Islands. via san
Francisco. close here daily NJ go p m. UP % Sep
TENDER 50. for dispatch by United States transport
Hawaii, via san Francisco. close here daily az
635 D. II. up 10 September 60 for dispatch ny
steamer Sierra
Hawaii, Japan. Korea China and Philippine Isl
and7, via San Francisco, close here daily al $50
J.. m. mp 10 October T. for dispatch by steamer
Siberia.
Zealand. Samoan Islands. FIJI Islands. and New
Caledonia, via Vancouver and Victoria, British Co
lumbn, close here daily az go r. m. up 10 DC
tcper 6, for dispatch ty steamer Muana
The Washington herald., 1907-09-24

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Estate ~ August >chmedti-- viii dated August =
1875 filed.
Estate ~ Mary Pglk Coleman. letters Of admins
Tati1n granted 10 Raymond II. Coleman bond. so
AttUUgys- Wilson * EaTE-.iaIa
ia re- Benjamin T. Tt1UTs1u5 petition o. ali-H
ward % guIs, IN the army t.ad and order asta0riz
Ing enlistment. Attorneys ClcULaIs q C-euI-Ul-
Estate q Charlotte ~ Bridges osamflitai clpJ
q viii admitted IN record.
Estate q Marguerite J. Nio5II. order -s allowance.
Estate n Benedict Roth. wiz dated F5Huary a.
1895. tled with petition Tor probate Attorney ]. A.
llaeleL
Estate Of H5TyeEse A. A. A De Eo1su Fgr5ss.
order -U sell personal estate
Estate q William d. uauis1u- c1rast fled At
t0rEey. r. Wiu,LiD WLe1rICy-
Estate Of Grace Y. y. sh1aTeL petition for p-o
bate q VII filed, Attorneys. Newton & GIla-r-
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HEIGHT 81 CO.-gdsher's Office
PALAIS HOIAL-Bureau Of Information.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. conner 1th st. r. l.
ave-, and l. 81. DIV.
CYCLE COMPANY, 7th and L sts. NV
DOM & SANFORD'S PHARMACY corner n Y.
ave. and North Capitol 81 NV.
gOHNSTON'S PHARMACY. l22l n J. ave. nv.
S. KAHN, SONS & Collaboration Bureau
CHAS. }. FUHRMAN'S PHARMACY. Sth and
East Capitol SIS.
f. T. WELLEB'S PHARMACY, Z254 N st. nv.
ATkINSON'5 PHARMACY. lltl audsG s,s nv
ASTORIA PHARMACY 81 and & sts NV
NELSON'S PHARMACY, lst ana G SITS. nv.
CAMPBELL PHARMACY, 18th and PARK sts nv.
hENESAN PHAHMACI. Mt. Pleasant and Irv
ing SIS. uw.
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE, 18th and sts. NV,
TAI LOk'S PHARMACY 9Th and = SIS. NV
AENEkS PHARMACY. 9th and 5 SITS NV.
AcChESNEl * JOACHIM. "a and L SIS. nc.
W. J. TAYLOR, ooutectoner, 80 5th st. sc.
ALEXANDRIA.
GEO. w. PETTEY. 523 King street.
NEW YORK.
la COSTE * MAXWELL. Nassau-Beekman Bldg
CHICAGO.
la CUSTE / MAXWELL Marluetts RldE.
ATLANTIC CITY
il. S. WALLACE. cor. Atlantic and y. c.