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Evening journal., 1907-06-22
TAX ON $4,000
In new CASTLE
Estimated Valuation Of Prop
eriy, According TO the
Assessment
RATE SI.IO ON THE 500
spseIaI o rhe EysnIng oIurnal.


NEW CASTLE. June 22.-cty Council
sitting as Board Of Appeals last night
removed from the assessment $4,000 worth
OF property assessed to S. s. Deemer. This
Is lhe property that was givon to the
Ti6penas steel Company for industrial
purposes. At the same time $1,000 was
Topped on Of the Cromwell Woolen Mills
under the condition that tho mills are to
run constantly during the year. rho ass
eossment was then accepted and an order
tn favor Of the assessed was made as
we'll as for attending the appeal boards
sessions.
The assessment amounts 20 about si.5oo =
op and the tax rate will be about S1.lO on
the Sm
In the New Clstlo Opera House last
evening the commencement exercises of
the High School were held The stage was
tastefuliy decorated and never IN the his.
tory Of the school did "a class come ur
10 a higher standard or show greater
promise for the young people
The graduates chose "Gcduld uoberwin.
der allies" as their motto.
CITY Councilman James Wright returned
last evening from Baltimore where IA,
lett his child for treatment az the Pas.
tenr lnsdutc. Mrs Wright will remain m
Baltimore during the time the child viii
be treated. In speaking of the inst<lt'
he SAYS it is remarkable TO see the mum
her Of persons who are there and among
,thom ia young man from Washington
w elative OF John H. Rodney.
Me New Castle Fife and Drum Corp.
.r;il Ms first practice last evening, II ex
TO purchase q number Of new i'm
khe in.ots to-day.
-. "a nrW Castle City Cornct Band vii
efness. berry festival in the Arnor,
evening. This Is the irs
ablic for tho benefit Of th'
Elllins, w M
has purchased "a lot nd
"MAN oFiect az Hall on which he VIII
The Hoimas o,.., ,ron.. ,.. ,..,
rresident the Codeied.
Evening journal., 1907-06-22
ATTRACTIONS AT SHELLPOT
There Has Been Good Patronage This
Week and People Appreciate the
Park

Though there have been few days Of
real park weather this season shellpot
Park has done the best business for a
number Of years. The attendance has been
larger than usual for this season of the
yeat and there is every reason to believe
that the park has fully regained its old
Time popularity
There is an excellent bill being offered
In the Family Theatre and at the moving
picture theatre and the Barnellas have
been doing some clever juggling as a free
attraction. Concerts are being given each
afternoon and evening by the First In
fantry Band. Tomorrow afternoon and
evening at the sacred concert Miss Dor
othy d. Young viii sing sacred songs
accompanied by the band.
Evening journal., 1907-06-22
Geo. R. Townsend Co..
6 West Ninth Street.

FOR RENT.
New single house IN the Highlands on
car line.
New house on Woodlawn avenue facing
Park. II r and b.
1915 West 9th St, 10 r and b.
1908 Delaware Ave, 70 and b.
209 Monroe St., T.
2O9 Poplar St., r.
30S East 9th St.. s and b.
1920 Nandever Ave, Z and b.
CHARLES c. KURTZ,
Composite Court House, 10l1 Market st.
ji1-eod-tf
Evening journal., 1907-06-22
m-nst Man. His subject.

The subject Of DR. Kellogg at Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church, at 1890
is How to Live in This world AT
745. "Findlng Lost Men" The de-
llghtful social hour will follow the
brief evening service.
Evening journal., 1907-06-22
PERMITS ISSUED FOR
NEW DWELLINGS

Permits were also issued to Warner
s. Lewis to build an addition to No
ia Jefferson street, at cost Of $780,
for C. B. Donovan, and to S. c. Black
wei land Son, to build an addition to
No. sO4 Madison street, at a cost Of
1896.
Evening journal., 1907-06-22
STEEL CELLS FOR
SUSSEX PRISONERS
Special to The Evonlng journal

Special 10 The Evening Journal
GEORGETOWN. Del. June 22-
Hereafter prisoners I'm the Sussex jail
win have to remain behind am auto
matte steel easement a kind of time
lock arrangement Bids have been
asked for by the Sussex court for the
installation of two hve-ply tool-proof
steel cells. floors and ceilings as well
as sides Of steel. Each cell is to hold
four prisoners.
Evening journal., 1907-06-22
NOTICE!
To persons contemplating a change
in their office location;

To persons contemplating a change
in their office location;
We expect to have the new, substan-
tial addition to the FORD BUILDING.
comprising over 100 additional rooms
with ali modern conveniences, ready for
occupancy, on October %, next We viii
be pleased to arrange for the leases
singly or IN suites and win offer special
terms and make changes In appointments
for long leases. All the rooms will be
commodious, affording abundance OF
natural light and air as well as over
looking the city and surrounding coun-
try.
The first floor will be especially adapt
ed for Banking, Brokerage or Real Es-
tate business.
The basement will be light and airy
and well adapted for offices or show
rooms. The terms viii meet the most ex-
acting demands where location. comfort
and convenience are appreciated.
Plans can be seen at the office of
PETER ]. FORD nI,I,si.. rG,d
Evening journal., 1907-06-22
PETER J. FORD lsiisi.. siss
Geo. R. Townsend Co.
Real Estate,
6 West Ninth Street.

A few houses for sale.
500 Washington street, IL rooms and
bath.
Gil Delaware avenue. IL rooms and
bath.
New houses, West Nineteenth street
between West and Washington, II
rooms, bath and rooms and bath.
1901 to 1O15 Clayton street, s rooms
and bath.
Two new houses, at Gordon Heights
near Philadelphia pike.
5 IL and 80 acres. near b. & o. rail-
road station. Brandywine hundred.
Send for lists.
Evening journal., 1907-06-22
DEATHS.
DEATHS.
Mary w. Palmer.
Anna NJ. Boone.
Matilda Carish.
Hattie Dutton.
Margaret j. Fleming
Mary N. HarlSins.
Elsie Nj. =. Rutan.

CuNNINGHAM-In this city on June
20, 1907. Robert Cunningham, former
~ of Chatham, Pa aged "A years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend the funeral services in Saggs
Manor Church, on Sunday at - O'Clock.
Interment at Saggs Manor Remains
can be viewed on Saturday evening
from z to 9 o'clock at home OF son-in-
law. William Hayes. No. 901 Monroe
street.
RUTAN. this city. on June q. 1897.
Elsie NJ Palmer, wife of Edwin IL.
Rutan.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral SER
vices at her late residence, No. 1907
Kirk avenue. on Monday afternoon,
June "a. 1907, az 2.30 o'clock. Inter-
ment Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery.
BOONE-At Philadelphia. on June 20,
1907. Anna NJ. wife of Milton l..
Boone. and daughter Of John and
Isabel Jane Croes.
Interment Monday, June "a. 1907, at
SilverbroolJ cemetery On arrival Of
1920 a. m. train from Coatesville, Pa.
PALNIER-On sixth day Friday) June
n, at IIennett Square. Mary w
Palmer. aged S5 years.
Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend the funeral at her late resi-
dence in Kennett Square. on second
day (Monday). June "A, at IL o'clock.
Evening journal., 1907-06-22

and who have opposed he -
rights ideas. Now, apparently, the5
revival of these discarded notions with
to stay the hand OF an administratio
confronted with a solution OF probl,
about by modern economical and
changes and development
Evening journal., 1907-06-22
Fos.q.$alq

Nice large housbr tn elegant ground.
50 by ls2 SCtiS 2tion, ew Castle ns fae1 a.,,i
he sold IL 'esqaiyer Of
14O7 vanAf theions. II. 10 rooms and
bath; 5000 tfethry, I'd Possession. VIII be
sold beforQX .-
Several modern houses at
KentmereN Nhcrott Is and possession.
Several g houses at 18th and
Clayton - int streets. All modern
improvensef ossession and easy TERMS
Nice lot Z. -oy 96 S. S. Shallcross. ave.
nue. East of Broome st. Make an offer.
Must sell TO close an estate.
For investment. No. 1l21 Read street.
rents for S1100 Must be sold
CHARLES G. KURTZ, /
-I.. s1011 Market Street, /
m27-eod-f Opposite Court House)i
Evening journal., 1907-06-22
FoR RENT
FOR RENT.

Al S. Broome, . r. and 3.
Maple and Broome, c r. and B.
Flat. Sixth and Madison. r. and 3
For terms. etc. apply To
T. +. McEVILLY CO..
623 W. Fourth st.
Both phones. Open evenings.
eod-tf
Evening journal., 1907-06-22
Rln RoaI Estatn nnaI.

Snapper soup tonight at Laws
Fourth and Shipley streets.t
Evening journal., 1907-06-22
HOW DO you KNOW YOU CAN'T
BUY IN WILMINGTON? HAVE YOU
TRiED2
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
Reported by Thomas n. Stayton at 1
.Innlr thia aflnrnnnn are.

Reported by Thomas n. Stayton at 1
O'Clock this afternoon are:
Strawberries .,. ... ........'.....'.''ac-ec
Tomatoes, crate .....-.. ...........-,...Sl.-
Cuoumbcrs. basket ...... .....,..S2.2o-S2.io
plneapplos. crate. ..... ......s2.io-S5.i 20
Apples, barrel ....... ...........SiO0-Sr
Lemons box. .... ............. .f4oo-Saoo
Oranges. California, box o. .....S3,25-Si.'5
Potatoes, barrel ....-.. ........'S4oo-S52S
Potatoes, bushol ........ .........'.....SL-O
Cabbage, barrel ..... ...............'..'S30e
Cabbage, crate ....... ....-...........S-.2o
onions, crate .,... ..............''s20o
Onions, basket ....... .............-. .Sloo
Peas. basket ...... .................N. N.2o-Slio
Bcans. green. basket ...... .........-..Sl15
Beans wax. basket ..... ..... ...Sit5-S2oO
eggs. Dol. and Md, doz..... .........1sc
Chickens, live. ... ... .............lto-l6c
Evening journal., 1907-06-22
ca Pn.Itlnn ID rnanhnrs.

Get Position as Teachers.
William G.. Dunlap. Miss Jesse p.
Green Miss Caroline White and Miss
Hester 70. Wiley, Delaware graduates
OF this years class, West Chester
State Normal school, have received
positions as instructors as follows: Mr..
Dunlap az Cochranville, Pa; Miss
Green at Atglen; Miss White at Lau-
rel and Miss Willoy at Laurel.
WATCH FOR THE DOLLAR.
Evening journal., 1907-06-22
Menorian.

r'"s We Memoriam.
oiiNeiai'S f our beloved daughter,
nee. 4psdsper Moore. who departed
me hoil ne %. 1901
Bear at 5ear It calmly. though
andebt A ponderous woe.
fen~ And siin adore the hand
eff That gives the blow.
Sadly Missed
Father end Motner
Evening journal., 1907-06-22

After winning thirteen straight games
Dolmar lost to seaford yesterday by a.
score Of to 1.
Evening journal., 1907-06-22

Opponents of President Roosevelt
parts Of the country are beginning tod
ator Lafollette OF Wisconsin, as the ''
didate" FOR President who should receil
port Of Mr.. Roosevelt. They know 4
lette could not control the delegatefo'
k-onvenion and imagine that the.hony
(. pc Roosevelt policies by boomir .ionora
n ldidats- II land.
Evening journal., 1907-06-22

'owill miss the opportunity to get a
/ I's ss-e2f this city. Only few lots left
a a'@ pal Liberal discount for cash. All
- 1ssi isP t1s Pure spring water, gas, electric
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
Improbability Of War
Emphasized by Taft;
Good Effect Expected

Secretary Tafts speech At ne Cham
Der Of Commerce and municipal dinner
IN Tokyo yesterday is expected TO nave
a good effect upon the relations between
Japan and this country. His generous
recognition OF the wonderful progress
made BY the Mikado's empire within the
last half century cannot, It Is believed.
fail TO fatter the pride Of the japanese
people. and toe reminder that American
officers and statesmen have. in fact,
made that progress possible. is regard
ed particularly appropriate at this
time.
Surprise Is expressed In some quarters
at the extended reference made by the
Secretary 10 the subject OF war between
the two countries. and the emphasis he
felt called upon 10 lay u7on his denial
Of the possibility OF any such contin-
Bency. Il is pointed out, however. that
he was talking to a Japa lese audience
which had been fed by the yellow press
OF that country On war rumors IN con-
rection with the sending Of the Atlantis
battlesnips 10 the Pacific
His statement that the suggestion OF
war between the two countries is in
famous and that the good will OF
America toward japan is as warm as
ever, is heartily approved in official cir
cles here.
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
THE CANAL RECORD,
ATTRACTIVE PAPER
Weekly Gives All the Lat
est News of.Panama
Zone.

Tie third copy OF The Canal Record
has just reached Washington and proves
70 be an interesting little paper. II Is
not only in itself proof of the effec-
tjveness Of the recommendations re-
Gently made by Miss Gertrude Beeks, OF
New York, who urged the establishment
Of a paper for the canal employees, but
T. coEtains the announcement that one
OF her most important suggestions has
been acted upon-the Institution OF a
Government laundry.
Copies OF The Canal Record" are
furnished to employees free. Extra copies
sell for 3 cents. The paper is published
weekly under the supervision Of the
Isthmiau Canal Commission and Is made
up OF four sheets, about the size Of the
Congressional Record. There are az
kinds OF news items OF keen interest
10 employees on the Isthmus. Reports
from all the stations along the canal
route are Incorporated. there is a list
OF commisssry prices for food. news
OF United States troops stationed on the
lSthmus. schedule for the week telling
what VIII be going on at the Gorgona
CLUB. the leading institution OF its kind
on the zone, band concerts and even
the record Of the dump-grOuLds-
The paper IS published at Ancon, to
which place all communications should
be addressed. 1t is printed in good. read
able type and is altogether attractive
and enhghtcning-
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
FALL TERMS BEGIN
IN SUPREME COURT

The lower branches of the Supreme
Coure OF the District opened for the
fau term this morning with all the
judges In their places.
In the Court Of Appeals Justice
Shepard and Justice Robb were pres
ent- Judge McComas, who has been
spending the summer abroad, viii not
return until October 2s. and adjourn
nent was taken today until that date.
In Criminal Court, No. l, the work
of impaneling a grand jury was begun
and attended witE more or less anus
ing incidents One after the other of
the meE notified to appear for service
mad some sort OF an excuse to ofIer
one was furrie- and told the court
II was his busy season; another de-
elaned his grocery store could not b,.
run IN his absence, and still a third
had TO drive wagon and he was sIre
somebody would get his Job while be
was gone. In many cases the court
promise that If their duties seriousIN5
tntertered with their business thew
would be excused.
The District Attorneys Office has
assigned the following cases for trial
in the two criminal courts, before Jne-
tees Stafford and Barnard:
James Wise. William Nolan alias
Dad Nolan, George FouIks, William
Anderson, Celia Redmond CIarence
Saunders, Lloyd Dixon. Harry Nolan.
Benjamin lsaacson, alias Aiziconicf.
Max Bercholic, alias Lichtenhurg,
Butler, and Walter Cheatham.
The District Attorney returned to the
city today and resumed charge OF his
Office.
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
Japan is Preparing
To Fight America,
Says Admiral Coghlan

NEW YORK. OCT. I-''WashIngton Is
well aware that Japan is straIning every
resource In the preparation for war. de-
spite the protestations Of friendship we
hear from certain sources. The plan TO
mobilize great feet in Pacific waters
Is the most strategic move for peace
which could possibly have been taken.
and shows the necessity for mora ships.
To duplicate the United States navy
would cost far less than 20 maintain a
six-months' war with Japan or any for
mldable power An appropriation of
SIo0VV,O0 would build and equip twenty
modern battleships and give US TIE
greatest navy in the world-a sea-hght-
ing strength that would preclude Ali
possibility OF menace 70 the Commerce
or The land possessions OF the country -
Rear Admiral Joseph Bullock Coghlan-
only recently retired, after more rhan
Iorty-si& years Of active service. thus
sounded note Of warning IN an inter-
view at the Army and NAVY Plub in
which he strongly advocated doubling
the present naval forces as a Safeguard
TO peace.
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Z street southeast, between Fifteenth y
ard Sixteenth streets-Catderine A.
Newton to Peter Swenson, lot 81, square
1075. $40.
Pleasant PIains-Frank Cotton ct al.
10 Eleanora Nolte. lots 2s. %. so, s4,l0O.
Joseph r. Lott, trustee, TO same, same
property, 81. 100.
Third street northwest. between I and
X streets-Henry c. Espey ct ux to
Charles b. arS Eva A Donch, south =
Barry Farm-Joseph Coleman et ux.
to Thomas Coleman. lot So, section z.
Thirty-seventh street extended-Julia
Schneider, parts lots 264 and 265. square
S15 Q street northwest-Ruth C. Bias
land to Mary NJ. BriclSer, lot s, square
Randle HiehIands-National safe De-
posit, Safe and Trust Company, trustee,
To United States Realty Company, lot H.
block 13; SO.
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Charles p. Stone ct ux- 70 Frederick F.
Russell, lot 43s; So
New Hampshire Avenue between L
and NJ streets-Mary NJ. Entwisle to
William NJ. Drury, lot 81, square Y. SO.
740 Fifth street uorthWest-AIsrgsre
Eberly to Catherine Rothrock. original
lot 20 square ass; $40.
473 II street northwest-Same to Amelia
W. Janson, part original lots IS and 19.
square 517: $40.
Twinlng City-John S. Maier. trustee.
to Ruth c. Mahoney. east Il lot :, block
4; $40 Same to Katherine G.. Branman.
west X same lot: SO.
I, street southwest between Third and
Four-and-a-half streets-Wfibur Z. Nash
ct al. to Matthew d. Gregory, lot 81,
square 54s, SO.
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
TAFT'S ADDRESS
DELIGHTS JAPAN
Secretary Calls War Talk
Criminal-Scores lingo
Newspapers.

TOKYO. Oct. l-Despite the pessimis-
tic note OF a few journals. which pro-
fess TO see in Secretary OF War Tafts
pacific utterances no more than few
meaningless diplomatic phrases. the
japanese press Is generally delighted
with the American statesman's address
last night at the banquet given in his
honor Jointly by the municipality and
the Tokyo chamber OF commerce.
The greatest earthquake OF the cen
tury could not snake oUr amity," he
said. War between America and ia
pan would be a crime against civiliza-
ton. Neither people desires II. and
both governments VIII strain every
nerve TO prevent IL.
WAR talk is due entirely TO news
papers which seek TO increase their sale
er attack the government Z IS difii-
cult to characterize In moderate terms
such attempts 10 create ill-will between
two peoples"
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
Deaths. 4

jeremiah Cronin. 70 years. SSs Missouri
Mary E. Kenney, IS years. 1888 H street
northwest
Minerva B. voute. 81 years. 14oe Girard
street.
Sarah ]. Connolly. Ss years. 1873 Eighth
street northwest.
Jennie z Johnson. 6 years, s3 y
street northwest.
Laura johnson. SO years. 1877 Corcoran
street northwest.
Frances King. s. years. Rock Creek
Ford road
Annie McGinnis. 20 years. 23l5 H stree,
northwest
Mary II. Smith. co years. Sl4 Maryland
avenue northeast.
Frank P. Burke, 60 years. 1212 street
northwest
Julia c. ColHere, s4 years. 9Sls Column
b,a road.
George ". Norton. 30 years, 1883 Four
and-a-half street southwest
Matilda Higgins. 7s years, s&5 Bright
wood avenue northwest.
Ellsworth Shepherd, month. SIC
Eleventh street southeast.
Irving Cal, months, Buenovista
Heights
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
VITAL RECORDS
Births.

Robert y. and Laura Z. Sipe. girl
Isaac and Maria Selverman, girl.
Trangott s and Theresia Schmitt.
girl.
Walter Z. and Margsrte E Rooms,
boy
Patrick and Annie Murphy. boy.
George II. and ElenOra Luckel, girl.
John J and Annie NJ Kelly, boy
Edward and MoIlie Kines. boy.
John W. and Mary K kastner, girl.
christopher J. and Johanna A. Keller,
girl
John G. and Louise Hornig. girl
Fred NJ. and Lucy Ferris. boy.
William T. and Emma DOnnelly, girl
Charles r. and Maud G. CTump. girl.
Varnum l. and Princetta J. Collins,
girl.
James p. and EIizabert L. Crawford,
boy.
Edward c. and Faye Bebb, girl.
Percy Z. and Jeani Binsted, boy
Charles V. and Pearl Burton, BOY.
John w. Z. and Barbara BiRgs. boy.
William D. and Emma Barnett, girl
John 5 and Alice N Buckingham.
boy.
Mark and NJ F. Brooke. girl
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
STEAMER LUSITAEIA HOME;
ENGLISH ARE DISAPPOINTED

LONDON. Oct 1.-The great Cunarder
Lusits MIA is at her home port again, and
1t must be said that some disappoint-
meLt has been felt because her speed
dis not prove as great as expected.
However. it is pointed out that the
Deutschland. Of the Hamburg-American
Company, which first wrested the pain,
of speed from the Cunarders, did not
90 this on her maiden voyage in July.
1850. when her average vas only q. e
knots, but or her return from New
YORK In the autumn, when she attained
an average of 23lG knots, which in the
following July she increased to 23S5.
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
Marriage Licenses.

WIuI---
Thomas II. Barren and Edith H
Chrisman.
James F. Costello ana Josephine L
Is eller-
David T. McCampbell, Of Philadelphia,
Pa, and Louise Ketchann. OF this city
Daniel W. Sweeney, OF Chicomuxen,
Nd. and Mary Peim. Of La Plata, Nd.
William Z Hopkins and Elonora F.
Noite
+ ,nry 4. Dinitz and Virginia Eichol-
zon. both Of Richmond, Va
Thomas L. Kicker and Mary L. Beg.ll.
Robert X. Herbertson, Of Lynchburg,
Va. and Myra J.. Robertson. Of Burk-
vile, Va
George B. Colgan, OF HaverhilI. Mass,
and Victoria McCollum, Of Dayton. Fla.
Robert w. 1meL Of Sevissvale. Pa.
and Elizabeth S--Messinger, OF Phila-
dclphia. Pa.
Robert NJ. Baker and Helen l. Rich
ardson-
Fred 2 Watkins and Anna ". Jones.
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
RE MODEL BUILDING
ON FOURTEENTH ST.
Former Home of Joseph
Willard Will Be Office
Building.

Plans are under way for renodeIing
and converting the property at 613 Four
teenth street northwest into a modern
office building 1t is said the work will
begin within the near future.
The property was for many years the
home Of Joseph Willard, and shortly
after his death was converted into an
ofhce building. The increase in values
In the locality and the demand for i'm
proved accommodations has convinced
the owner, Joseph C. Willard, that the
change Will be desirable, and as soon
as possession can be obtained building
operations vii. begin.
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
RECEIVER SELLS REALTY
OF w. {. SPiER COMPANY

Adam A wesehisr. auctIoneer. sold
yesterday afternoon for Philip Walker,
ancillary receiver. for the w. Z. spIer
company the premises. "a Arthur place
northwest, consisting OF a brick shop
situated ca lot Al. square sS3. The pur-
chaser was 3. =. Knell and the sale
pri-o 81 5z5
Ihs saIhs aucuoneers. also sold for
the trustees the two-story frame stable
on Sixteenth street near Rosedale
stree northeast.
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
SHOOTS HIS SWEETHEART,
THEN MAN KILLS HIMSELF

JOHNSTOWN, Pa, Oct. John NIL
Ter, twenty-six years old. last evening
shot and killed his sweetheart. Mrs,
Rose Pier. and then committed suicide
at the home OF his mother near here
Miller and the woman sat down to a
abe quarreling. Shortly afterward the
man picked up a shotgun and shot the
woman in the head. He then sh ot
himself
The Washington times., 1907-10-01
GERMAN AMBASSADOR BACK
FROM SUMMER VACATION

Baron Speck Won Sternburg. the Ger
man ambassador, returned to Washing
ton today from Greenwich. Conn, where
he has been spending the summer
At the German embassy today II was
said that the baron was too busy 10 re-
celve callers, as he will probably leave
the city again within tne next day or
two.