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The Washington herald., 1907-03-22
THOs. J. OWEN & SOY. Auctiolesr.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IAiPROvED
REAL ESTATE, TW0-SF0RY BRICK
DWELLING. No. 2Zli Z STREET NORTH
WEST
By virtue Of s certain deed # trust. duly re-
corded, Ia lsber No 49, folio 2 ct seq. II the
lsnd records Of tie District of Columbia, and AZ
the request of the party secured therein the under
signed trustees viii SELL at public auction. ia
trent 81 the premises. on FRIDAY. Tba 8ih day
q March. 4. d. 1907, az 80 U'cock D. a., ths
following described land and premises situate in
the city Il Washington District of Columbia and
designated Is and being part If original iot one
Ql. IN square hfty-nine fF9i as f0ll0Ns Beginning
on r street. eight lsl feet east Il southwest eor-
ner uf said lot thence north siEty-seFeu 67l feet
= inch. thence east twelve - feet. thence s0uth
sxtyaeven 67 feet g. inch. thence west twelve tl2l
feet % the beginning.
Terms Ct sale. One-third Of the purchase uoney
20 be PAID IN cash, balance IN twG equal install
ments payable IN one and two years. with interest
at Der centHm per Rnnrn. payable seni-anHuaIy.
from day of sale. segred b. deed II trust upon the
property sold, or al cash. 30 the option OF the
purchaser. A deposit of SiG win be required az
time q sale. All couveyanciug. recording. &c. 90
cost of purchaser. Terms Of sale % be complied
with within fifteen days from dag Il sale. other
wise the trustees reserve the right 10 resell mo
property az the risk and cost of defauitiug pur-
chaser. after i've days advertisement q such resale
in some newspaper published in Washington. u. {.
JOSHUA n. WAKEFIELD,
LEE i. MARTIN.
Trustees.
F. ". MeREYNOLDs. Attorney for party secured.
mhl9d&ds
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE.
SUBURBAN---FOR RENT.

l2is ACRES: TRUCK FARM; GROOM DWELL
ing and large barus; beautifully located good
read; plenty of fFt......-...... .S7. % per month
10 ACRES. WITH GOOD GROOM HOUSE; WA
tef at door high location: excellent soil: two miles
from BmnehYie. Md..............S SlQ.00 per month
% ACRES GOOD LAND; HOUSE OF ROOMS;
Sc car faua TO city; near Tuxedo; plenty Of wood
viii rent nos for $50 per year.
AN SRO0M HOUSE IS GOOD CONDITION
water ia kitchen: large lawn garden spot; good
chicken Hln; one block from steam aud electric
cars
MARION DUCKETT & SON,
e35 r 80. nW.
FOR RENT-COMPLETELY FUR. ThOOM COT
tage. with large lot Call ROOM :, 1896 Nes
York ave mhE23t
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SITUATIONS WANTED,

WANTED ENVELOPES TO ADDRESS AND
typewriting 70 do $50 I st. ne. mh21-5t
ARE VOC LOOKING FOR GOOD sTTUA-
tiong II So place small ad under this heading.
state your qualifications. and you viii reach the
best employers in Washington-people who Jay good
wages and appreciate good help. Only &c word for
enc tim5. 'phone main $500
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ATLANTIC CITY REAL ESTATE.

SEASIDE REAL ESTATE.
Real estate for sale Atlantic City n J. For
ale q Tent-HcfeE, Cottages and boarding Houses
For further information apply % WALTER Town
SEND, ii s. Penusyigauia ave. Atlantic City y. J.
enifT-7f
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EasY ftFIos u uesIeI.
Pianos for rsnt, tuned. and shipped. Sole agents
for Bissus Pianos.
HUGO WORCH Worch Building. mo G.
800 instruments to select from, Most complete
stock in the city.
mhl0-2mo
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WANTED.

WANTED-A LITTLE GIRL. ABOUT a. POOR
and friendless; mus be Of a cheerful disposition,
kind and atfeetionsts; 20 such a child viii give a
good home. For further particulars give true name
and Wnege to be seen. Address ADOPTION, Herald
office mhZ2-3t
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THE OAKLAND. aIT. PLEASANT CAR IJNE
29E Columbia faad-Hish class furnished rooms
ifansien,s tsken cafe IN building. APT 20 and 81.
mh2l-6t
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

wANTED-TO BORROW 500 on FIRST MORT
gage; wanted stout lady for ofice work. BOX 2l2,
Herald Office. Enh28-9t
WANTEDI PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
for all kinds Ct scrap metal 55 K st. NV
mhizeod.st
WANTED-LET TIE CHILDREN TAKE UP
music. We offer you q good square piano free
FOR ak months if you'll Pay the cost Of moving
+. o. SMITH PIANO CO.. 1225 Pa ave
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LOST-IN FEBRUARY. CAMEO PIN. LIBERAL
reward If returned 70 I. W. MILLER, George
Washington Hotel nb22-3t
LOST-FRATERNITY PIN; CRESCENT AND
star. ser with gsFnets and pearls Reward al i2s
lith 81. nw. nh9l3t
LoSr-SUIT CASH MARKED b. b. BETWEEN
Pa station and Raleigh Hotel. Monday. March ls
Reward Tor return to room So mhe0-st
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STORAGE,

&c PER LOAD FOR SToRAGE-WE CAN SAVE
you money on hauling packing. shipping. Gail o.
'phons Main ia Il. BAUM s son. sl2 Pa. ave.
dezs-u
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FOR LEASE.

FOR LEASE-Cluy Land and Brick
Manufacturing Plant.
! an directed by the present owner % ufGr 10
lease. royalty basis the SO acres If clay land
machinery for manufacturing bricks. and % small
houses, BENG formerly the property 0f the Jackson
Phillips Brick Company. This psoiefty is sita-
ated IN AleEandsia County. tie south end Of
the Long Bridge, and adioins on tie north the
plant Of the New Washington Brick Company.
For fuil ISr,iculsrs apply 20 MALCOLM HUfTT,
Attorney for osner. Columbian Building mhlSH
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

1904 WINTON TOURING CAR; COMPLETE;
perfect condition. 500; also Indian motorcycle.
cheap. CHAS. E. MILLER & BRO.
u057 18th st. nv. Phone n. 4ll0
fe24zf
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FOR SALE-LAUnCR.

FOR SALE CHEAP-NEW DETROIT co. HFT
launch: b. p. rrFersible engine, in perfect oondi-
ion. IS c. pODGE 30 sth s.. nW. mhs93t
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POSI- CARDS.

EASTER NOVELTIES. EASTER Posi- CARDS.
new line q Mexican and European cards Just re-
ceiFed. at lsRAELs POST CARD SHOP. SOS
Vermont ave
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NATIONAL AUTOMOBILES.

POPE. WaEsrleT. and Indian Motorcycle at sacrfncr
WELLS GARAGE. rear 1913 18th. Phone n As7s.
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COLLECTORS,

We COLLECT MOTIFS, ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
estate and damage claims; 20 charge unless sac
eessfui. FULLER AGENCY. N i2lh a. ~.
mh3-ts
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
non sALE
a CHEAp HonE on An INVESTMENT.

FOR SALE
a CHEAP HOME or AN INVESTMENT.
One Of those attractive blf brick front houses en-
Park road lWhitney avenuel, between sth and IN;
wide. prominent thoFosghfaie; a section built mp
with attractive hoIncs; price, s. l59' sfoiild rent Tor
s25 q month; six very large rooms large hathroom
sanitary plumbing the rooms are Handsomely deco
rated the front is very attractive large plate
glass window lot running back to wide paved alley
Eith an automobile shed in the rear; house should
sell on sight as it. is undoubtedly the most attract
iW one on the market to-day fer the price; the
og ner has contracted % exchange this house for
Ia ser one, which is the reason IT is offered Tor sale
al his low hgure; gise t your immediate attention.
sS Il wi be sold IN short order.
stone & Fairfax, 1912 New York Ave-
..Connectieut Avenue Terrace"
Fronts coo feet on both sides OF fashionable Conn
ave. Nsturai forest shade trees every lot The
new ST. 000G00 Connecticut Avenue Bridge now near
ing completion, IS the wedding ring that VII m a
few days unite old and new Connecticut ave across
Rock Creek aud wil complete this grand boulevard.
leading ii does nom the front door Of the White
House directly 70 this property. Buy now, before
prices are adTaFcod If yon wish TO receive the large
Increase n gslts Which viii be caused hY this nota-
be Improvement Drop postal. telephone, OF call
for illustrated plat and fun particulars on How TO
be you landlord Sl19 70 500 cash, and so
10 SO monthly"
Automobile at your service yea wish to see the
property.
DOEubhs aAIaAAs
Operator.
Robert T.. Heater, Manager, Colorado
Building.
PRONE MAIN SO.
NEW TROoM DWELLING. PEBBLE DASHED:
cellar furna, yery large porohes; lot. 5oEll0; &c.
fare; % minutes from TTeasuFy direct ear line
PRICE. $4,000.
$50 CASH. So MONTHLY.
S. w. pICKFORD.
1917 4 C4raa4 ROOM .
AoAA y otACCt, FIRST FLOOR
mhZ2-f
NV. HOME Or. INVESTMENT.
7-room and bath dwelling; on car line; nice lot
side lights; rent, So. 50; price. S3.S50
JOSEPH R. ATKINSON,
Formerly president Atkinson & Ballard Co. Inc,
loi Bond Bldg, 18th st. and \. Y.
mhgz-f
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A FIRsT-CLAsS UPHOLSTERER
immediately. Apply E. y. RICHARDS, $50 e
81. uw. mhzz-5t
WANTED ORA FTSMAN TO WORK OK TOP0-
graphical mechanical drawings Address BOX n,
Herald Office mhz2-3t
WANTED - YOUNG MEN STEN0GRAPHERs
and rpeWrifers 10 register with Employment
Department SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER
CO.. Sis nth St. city mhZl-1
WANTED-TWO FIRsT-CLAss PAPERHANG-
eTs. Apply JAS. a. DEE a CO., 2ll Q st. nv.
mh20-3t
RELIABLE WORKERS WANTED BY NEW
fTaternal society: fratemal enough. beneficial
enough. and sensible enough for everybody perna-
nsnt Tsmuneratire position for suitable party. Ad-
dress EXPERIENCE, Boa IS, Loan and Trust.
mhlSIt
THERE ARE ALL KINDS OF HELP. BUT Ii
you want the best help for any business you VII
secure it by placing a small ad in The Herald.
One cent word for one time. Phone main 500. Il
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-WAITERs. WHITE AND CULukkD
cooks. h0usemads nurses, general workers. oitJ
and North; good Wages. EUREKA" l0l \. J.
ave-
COMPLETE COURSE FOR ANY CIVIL sERV
ice examiaaton, $40; private lessons or in class.
WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. 81 East Capt
tol st, feliu
SHORTHAND AND TYPHWRITING CAN BE
learned az cur school IN 80 10 % days. Positions
guaranteed. fitman Graham, GFegg. Barnes, and
syllable systems individual instruction. sfENo-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. sl5-sis Colorado Br.idi1g.
ecstf
THE SUCCESS OF YOUR BUSINESS DEPENDS
largely on the class OF help yoa employ. Get the
best statesmen or saieslades u Washington b. ad-
Fertising in The Herald Only le word for one
time. Phone main $500.
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REAL ESTATE FOB SALE.

FOR SALE-A CHANCE TO GET GENUINE
bargain. must positively be sold for best otter TO
close estatei investment YToperty bringing 81 Al
Ian Z. WALKER 1872 q st. fe8-u
HOUSE -sROOM FRAME. GEORGIA AVE. sE.
hot, 6xle9. 50 feet parking price. S. rs
Six lots. ST. Elmo Va. cheap b. q. REALTY
BROKERS', 6i7 l4th st. room g. nh6-tf
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

WE BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
pay more than the company issuing them; must
be seven years old; no industrial policies. THE
jaS-d
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/ say YOUR do IN THE HERALD
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SEWING MACHINES.

i FEW SLIGHTLY USED SEWING MA
chimes Ht greatly reduced prices Repairing all
makes sewing machines. 50 cents; guaranteed for
one year. Drop postal; viii cal. Omen nights
kRAMERs, 433 Tth ST. sW. 'Phone NJ. e57s.
aah5-I
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MARCEL WAVING.

MISS n. J. BOYD, EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and hairdresser shampooing mSnicITing, chirop
Ody, facial and scalp treatment Work done at
hotels and residences. Phone main 26j5 sll z
st. nv. fe2l-U
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Iss II ST. NV, Il ROOMS AND
bath; house detached: abundance Of light: second
square from Treasury; SO. p. J. WALsHE, lIa
New York ave mhsu
1919 ST NW.-l0 ROOMS AND BATH; LARGE
front ard rear yaids; only s.. KARRICK 4
METCALF iG29 y. \. ave mhs-w,fSH
952s X ST NW.-s ROOMS AND BATH NEW
plumbing; large yards; $22-5a mh2l3t
40 ST Ne. 81 o.
ARTHUR CARR. 1878 6 ST. nv. fsziu
sROOM HOUSE AND LOTS. pEANWOOD. S
per month; sell on easy terms DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA REALTY BROKERS' ROom y, 6i7
18th st. fest
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ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS,

EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN REMOVES
hair, birthmarks. moies. &c. by electric needle:
guaranteed permanent aud painless, scars; Also
lutte privacy; references from physicians and former
Patients apparently hopeless solicited consul
tati0n free; electricity IS the only permanent
for superiuous hair. BOX q. Herald Office Or
phone \. 2632 mhlT-H
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED THOROUGHLY COMPETENT AND
experienced stenogTapheT and typewriter 80 other
need apply s. KANN. SONS x CO., sth 81. and
Pa ave. mhz-zt
ing ladies' garments. ANTON ffSCHERS, 9s
q ST. uw. mhz2-2t
COOK AND GENERAL HOUsEWORKER. MRS.
PRAEliEE. ls53 Mas. ave. NV.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE CAR
pets, stoves, brica-b1ac, and all kinds Of house
hold goods. BAUM'S FURNITURE SHOP 18th
and sta Phone n. 1913. Formerly. stb and L.
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APARTMENTS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-CONTENTs AND LEASE or con-
pletely furnished 6-ro0m housekeeping apartment;
possession given at once reasonable offer refused.
Cal FLAT no g. Bradd0ck 18th and L sts., after
6 p. n mhZI-gt
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FOR SALE-A FIRsT-CLAss INVESTMENT.
A neW-appcariug red pressed brick front house in
the downtown section, of North Capitol street
south 0f New York avenue; six rooms and bath. has
been occupied )y one tcnsnt for a period Of seven
years az a menthly rental Of s250. Price. s. so.
The owner of this house having purchased larger
property, must make A quick sale IN order % make
nm6nt It has proven such a satisfactory invest
uGent and such steady renter that they hesitate 10
part with it. ANY ono looking for a splendid income
producer should investigate ths
stone 4 Fairfax, 1912 New York Ave.
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FOUND

LAoEYs DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND sHER.
pelI. l9c ara go per gal; large bricks il q box
SC. Phone n. ssa. Coz New York ave. rs. fe27-tf
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
IN THE IOWA-EXCELLENT GROOM APART
ment tsnant leaving the city. Inquire at once.
In the Aiend0ts choice 2room apartment tnear
csfei s.. THE MeLACHLEN REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN CO. 10th and g sfs. NV. ml23st
THE CHAPLIN, I415 Chaplin St.
Ssnhausekeeping apartments: fur or unfuE.; res.
s0nEbc Ec furnish light, Ice rateTs and maid serF-
ice free exeslient cafe. B. \. TANNER. Mgr
THE RoCHAAlBEAU." sIBLET 5-ROOM FUR
nisbed apartment. April !. fronting Connecticut
ase. Apply APARTMENT ~. between ana 5,
mh2l75t
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS &c. MOVED
with care packing and shipping a speciality
KREIG'S EXPRESS. I23i h ST. uW. Phone main
2gle nb2l-sgt
COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co. NOW LOCATED
at ss New York ave- large padded vans. 81 load
2h0fse wagon s. load milf 7eo5f
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PERSONAL,

DID YOU MER SIZE A LOCOMOTIVE Fol-
low a COW up the tracks Have as call With cur
tremendous cash exchange for mems discarded wear
iug apparel shoes. hats, shirts; win call any time
sgu say. JUSTHS OLD STAND. 6Is Il
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WOKN
garments ladies CT gentlemens. send postal. win
call l. TAlshEs. los Tth nv. 'phone North sgg.
ia6-u
NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE
writers desire literary work: pamphlets. circll-
lars catalogues Irospectuss biographies and Trans
lationsi manuscripts edited aad revised ROOM 81.
59 18th nv. mhzi-1t
HAIR ON THE FEMALE FACE,
WARTS. MOLES. BIRTHAIARKS. BLACK
HEADS and al facial blemisbes PERMANENTLY
REMOVED by eiectTolysis. Lady operator. ROOM
So, Metzerott Bldg. lll0 81 uW nhsW
HAVE YOU ANYTHING To SELF You WILL
be sgreeably surprised if you viii let me sell il for
you. MARCUS NOTES. 426 9th st. NV; phone
Main STl nole-tf
Mr. Z. MILAN. PALsIIST AND PSYCHIC, 50
Eye St, nw.-scentiho readings IN anything yoa
Eish TO knew. HougS. 10 s. Open sunday jall-ti
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FLATS fOR RENI,

$50 81. NW.-3 AND 5 ROOMS. ARRANGED
for housekeeping: SIS and Sls. mhzlSt
1888 nth ST ST. r.......-..........-..,-... Sll-o0
ARTHUR CARR. 1916 g st. nv. fe2s-tf
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-10-29
SENSATIONAL TESTIMONY IN THE
PORT READING MURDER TRIAL.
CLEVELAND
Is OUT FOR
KATzENBACH

TRENTON Oct 29:4Grovcr Clcve-
land. who was invited to preside at a
democratic mass meeting last night. at
which Frank s. Katzenbach the can
dldate for governor. made his first an
pearanee in this city since his nonina
tion, sent this letter. which was rad
at the meeting and received With great
enthusiasm:
i am In receipt of your note tender
ing me an invitation to preside at y
meeting to he held at Trenton on the
twenty eighth. inst. in the interest OF
the candidacy Of Frank S. Katzenbach
Jr.. for governor of the state
Il am very sorry that the condition
of my health will not permit me to at.
tend this meeting. 1t would be salts
faction to meet on this occasion my
democratic brethren of the state of my
birth and my home and to add my pro-
test to theirs against the abuses that
have been allowed to aflict the people
of New Jersey under republican state
control.
In the pending political campaign
the democracy of the state is pledged to
the correction of these abuses and a
restoration to the people of their free
dom of political action and their pro-
lection in the rights and privileges
which are their due. There is nothing
that our people have a clearer right to
uehdhu oi lhose III control oil lhelr
state government that rigid economy
and the ineXorable eXaction of honest
service and duty on the part of all who
are intrusted with public work Neg
| lect of these demands amounts to a
waste of the peoples substance and
leads invariably to the prostitution Of
public interests to private and parti-
san ends
1T is not consistent with the charac-
ter or disposition of true democracy to
| tolerate such conditions. Surely our
party in New Jersey. pledged to reform
of abuses and to the promotion of the
| interest of all citizens of the state, and
presenting to them candidate whom
all can trust, never had a higher in
centive to harmonious, intelligent and
unremitting effort.
Yours very sincerely
GROVER CLEVELANDr
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-10-29
DEMOCRATS AT
PORT READING.

The democrats at Port Reading
held rousing meeting last night in
d. 3. S. hall, at which most of
the county candidates delivered
speeches. Charles Farrell was chair
man of the meeting and he intro
duced the candidates in turn as they
spoke. The principal speakers of
the evening were: Joseph E. Strick-
er, chairman of the county execu-
tive committee, Senator George S.
Silzer; DR.. William E. Ramsay, can
didate for the assembly; Surrogate
Peter F. DAILY, Thomas Donnigan and
John Lockwood. Several other speak
ers were heard
All the speakers were enthusias-
tically received and loudly applauded
as they finished.
An enthusiastic meeting was also
held in Kish's hall at Roosevelt. The
meetings were being held at one time
the speakers alternating between
each.
The Young Mems Democratic Club
of this city, will hold its second meet
ing of the season, tomorrow night in
Odd Fellows hall. There will also be
a democratic meeting Saturday night
in Massopust's hall.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-10-29
Time Limit For the
Investigation
Expires.
NO HEARING ON.
FROM q starr Correspondent.

From a Staff Correspondent.
NEW YORK, Oct 29:-The time
limit for experts to file their report
on the condition of the New York and
Long Branch railroad drawbridge
over the Raritan river expires today.
At the Office of Col Lockwood. be-
fore whom a hearing on the matter
was held two weeks ago. it was said
this morning that as far as known, no
reports had been made. Col Lock
wood was out at the time and could
not be seen.
When the hearing was held Charles
A. Bloomfield, speaking for the manu-
facturers along the Raritan river,
said he had been told that the draw
bridge could be lacked up so as to be
made to swing. This was denied by
Supt. Blodgett, of the N Y. & L. B.
railroad. Mr.. Bloomfield said he
would have experts examine the
structure and make a report. The
matter was thus left and two weeks
were allowed for the examination.
1t is hardly likely now, that anything
further will be done toward opening
the river until the new railroad
bridge is completed. 1t is the opin-
ion that after the experts had made
their examination they told the manu-
facturers that there was no remedy
and that the big draw could never
swing again.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-10-29
TERRA GOTTA
CASE STILL ON

There is practically no change in
the dispute between the terra Gotta
workers and the officials of the South
Amboy Terra Gotta Company The
suit for permanent injunction of
the South Amboy Terra Gotta Com
pany against long list of strikers,
who formerly worked at the plant,
also. remains. unchanged. From the
time of the last hearing in the mat
ter before Vice Chancellor Stevenson
at Jersey City on September 16, At
torney Alexander p. Maxwell, who
represents the strikers, was given
thirty days to file an answer. From
October 16 until November 16 the at
torneys for the terra Gotta company
are given to file a replication. AS
soon as this has been done, Mr.. Max
well states that he will get busy and
file and order for reference. The
matter will then be referred to the
vice chancellor and a date set for a
hearing, at which time some of the
strikers will be present to testify.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-10-29
Mr.. GarrstsOn, Mr.. HiIsdorf With
Miss Thomas and Chorus
Delighted Large Audience.
PROGRAM A LONG ONE.
Selections Were Of The Highest
Order and Those Who Took
Part Greatly Praised.

An organ recital by Dewitt C. Gar
retson, assisted by Miss Nicola
Thomas, violinist. and Ernest Hills
dorf, basso, was given last night in
the First Baptist church. 1t was at
tended by large audience. Mr.. Gar
retson rendered his selections in an
excellent manner and showed himself
thoroughly master of every compost
tion he attempted.
Miss Thomas was the surprise of
the evening The audience was very
enthusiastic over her playing. She
handled the instrument superbly. ex-
ecuting her selections with much feel
ing and delicacy of touch.
Mr.. Hilsdorf, with his rich. deep.
vibrating voice, sung in a very i'm
pressive manner.
The program follows.
1. Fugue in E Flat. Bach
In Paradisum -. Dubois
March, Funebre and Chant Seraphi-
que Guilmant
Mr.. sGarretson.
2. "A New Heaven and New
Earth, Holy City
Choral Sanctus* -. .Gaul
Mr. Hilsdorf.
9. Prelude to Lohengrin. Wagner
Mr.. Garretson.
4. Adagio :. Ries
Perpetuum Mobile ........... Ries
Miss Thomas
5. At Evening ........... -. Buck
Prayer and Cradle Song .Guilmant
Largo Hdndel
Fugue in G Bach
Mr.. Garretson.
s. 20, Rest in the Lord, Elijah, y
........... Mendelssohn
Mr.. Hilsdorf.
Z. Canzone Pastorale 80. Rogers
Festive March ... -. Rogers
Mr.. Garretson.
*ChOral Sanctus sung by the fol.
lowing quartet: Miss Ella Ramsay,
soprano; Mr.. M. F. Audsley, tenor
Miss Evelyne Remicke, alto; Mr.. c.
H. Aldrich, bass.
The young ladies of the Baptist
church who acted as ushers and who
were all dressed in white and pink,
were the Misses Beatrice Ward, Pearl
Koch, Mabelle and Estelle Main,
Grace Rue and Irene Rock.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-10-29
SIX MINUTES
TO Get AWAY

John Sealon, of Hoboken. and John
Stafford, of Camden, two of hoboes,
were arrested last night by PATROL
man Qniulan while begging in the
Nicilet. Stafford, a big husky fell
low, with the following letter, ap-
preacher people with a plea for as
Sistance:
Being sick with consumption and
in destitute circumstances am forced
to ask for charity, hoping you will
assist me, | am,
Yours truly,
JOHN STAFFORD" :"
Before the recorder this morning
Stafford said that he was trying to
work his way to the state sanitarium
for consumptives The recorder de-
cided he should have been committed
from Camden and told the pair he
would give them six minutes to clear
out of the city.