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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY
COMPANY

Schedule o. excursion trains % and from ChesspeaEs
Beach Subject 20 change without notice.
WEEK DAYS.
GOING-Leave District Line Station q 30 ard
j 90 a. ~. 253. 50 7.l5 and s:i5 ,. u.
RETURNING-LeaYe the Beach q - - u, I2:l5,
20. 6so0 o. and l000 y H.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
G0ING-915 and u00 .. H., 20. s-5. rs. and
945 p n.
RErURNING-7a0 a. n, Di5, 2lo e.lo, 500, ard
009 2. N.
PAUL 7. WATERS. Genera! Manager.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF &C

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumhia. holding a Probate Court No. 1850. Ad-
miuistntion.-This Is 10 give notice that the sub
suibcrs. Of the District Of Columbia, have OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court Of the District Of
Columbia letters tes;amentary On the estate Of
Louisa C. Moore. late of the District of Colun-
Tia, deceased Al PERSONS having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated 10
;he subscribers. on or before the ID DAY OF
JULY, a. D. 1875; Otherwise they may by law be
excluded from an benefit of said estate Given un-
der our hands this 2d day ot july. 1907. RICH
ARD e. MOORE. nc z street northeast; ROBERT
L. MATTINGLY. az Louisiana avenue northwest
Attest: tScal) NM C. TAYLOR Deputy Register
Of Wis for the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court ROBERT Z. AATTINGLY. Attor-
ney. b5l2l9
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
OF the Supervising Architect Washing
ton, y. c.. July Y. l907.-Sealed proposals
VIII be received at this Office until o'clock
p m. on the 9TH DAY OF AUGUST. 1907,
and then opened, for the supply, delivery,
and erection complete in place. In vault
No 8, room 225, on second floor Of the
United States Treasury Building, Wash
ington, d. c, Of new gallery pigeon-hole
cases and electrical equpmen,, and re-
moyal Of present vault fittings, all in ac-
cordance with the specification and draw
ing, copies Of which can be had at this
oihce at the discretion Of the Supervising
Architect. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR, Su-
pervsing Architect. tyl5.17I 10
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DENTAL WORK.

sei Of Teeth and Gold Crowns, s. up; Gold FIJI.
inss. 81 up; Silver Filings, Sc. Work guaranteed.
No pain. DR.. GEO. L. EDMoNDS. SO 81. nv.
iale-u
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STORAGE,

WANTED To BORROW-IIlNEDIATELY $50.
foT i've years. al per cent. lu improved property.
worth s.. coo. near the Carnegie Library; uiil pay
no commission. BON Ilg Hcuid oil-e.
MONEY To LOAN OF p. e.. RIAL ESTATE.
lowest rates Of interest: payments GA principal IL
amounts Of $40 or more received at ans interest
period THE T. Il. SMITH CO.. Bond Bldg. las
y. \. ave. iyl5m. f30t
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OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF Co
lumbia, Washington, July l5 lsT.-Sealed pro-
posas will be received al this Office until y O'Clock.
m, JULY 2. lSI. for the construction Of 0gtet TO
essary information may De obtained az Room I3.
District Building, Washington. d. c. HENRY 3.
J. MACFARLAND. HENRY L. WEST. JAY J.
MORROW. Commissioner. u. C. jylsl9DRGI u
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FOUND.

LACEY'S DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND sHEK-
bet 7Oc and sOc per gal: ) large bricks in a box
DC Do not Judge our ice cream By the prce. Try
it and you viii buy IT, Phone ~ 933 COZ New
York ave. NV. jy5-n
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FLATS FOR RENT,

FOUR BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. WITH BATH.
Islsts Duncan ST.. $3.50 iwbitei: 2la Newport pl..
S.8 ic0l0gcd gl33t
1909 81 ST. sE.-FLAT For RENT; 4 ROOMS
and bath. ivi--5t
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CHURCH ADDS TO FUND.
Foundry Congregation Sends Check
To Summer Outings Committee.

Many Of the local church cougrega.
uons are contributing 10 the fund OF
the summer outings committee Of the
Associated Charities. Typical Of this
movement is the following letter. re-
ceiyed by Secretary Weller yesterday.
Inclosed you VIII find check to be applied 10 tho
various enterprises o. the Summer Cuttings Commit
tee Last sunday morning I presented The matter
% the Foundry Methodist Epl,capal roDgregati7T
and ASKED them they passed out Of the service to
lul lhe eaSA OF ear tickets as might be convenient
in the plate for the use Of vour comuiftee s.1i
you herewith The result They gave il gIaily I
trust shat it may accomplish much good under vour
wise direction. Wishing you all success. am sim
cerely. yours, ROBERT n NrO0pE
The following contributions. received
~ 925 II street northwest, are acknowI-
edged.
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CAFES,
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUTOMOBILE. FIRST CLASS CONDITION
iStem steamer bargain if sold az once, 7eI 18th
81. NV. fvlsst
REQ TOURING CAR, USED A SHORT TIME
for demonstrating perfect condition S775; slightly
used Indian mOtU,yCle. SIS; Odsmobie ss75
CHAS. Z. MILLER BRO, ll0j 18th St
FOR SALE-YOUA CHOICE or SEVERAL
makes Of slightly used electric and gasoline rlna-
bouts and gasoline touring cars 81 prices that VIII
interest YOU DUPONT GARAGE Co. a2D N ST.
nv. Phone n. Jll navg2-tf
TIRE TROUBLES ENDED BY SWINEHART
solid cushioned tires. Numerous city testimonials
Save time; save worry; save money. JONES & Co
Agents 60l604 81 nW IyIgfsa.un-'a
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SEPARATE ROOMS. ALSO By THE LOAD:
clean, dry, and weu ventilated. THOMAS DOW
LING a Co, Aucts.. 6I2 L st. Nv. Phone 5l5
je25-3ot
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80 PER LOAD FOR sTOKAGE-WE can SAVE
yoR money on hauling, TacsiHg shipping Gail "
phone Main l25i. u. BAUM * son. siZ Pa aSe
de29f
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAA,

MONEY TO LOAN ~ ANY AMOUNTS FROM
per cent 10 Per cent Oh ID. T. Tual estate.
Every consideration shown borrowers
The Harrison Realty Company,
Phone Main 81 sc Street y. W.
mhl3tf
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WHY PAY MOREg We STORE FOR 75c A
lad UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. Hs4zO-
422 10Th St. Phoae 3lain g29 jya55t
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WANTED-TO BORROW 5000 on A $1,000
real estate security per cent one year. first
mortgage Address BOX rs, HERALD Office fylsl9.I
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CRY REAL,
estate On 1. "a. and per cent interest; special
privileges with respect 10 prior payments. TYLER
* RUTHERFORD lInc.l. l307 I st. NV ocs-u
MONEY TO LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NaW
loans replace old gaes at lowest rates Of n
terest. Al transactions conducted with economical
consideration Tor borrowers VA. T. SAUNDERS
& CO.. 1907 ST. uw. oes-tf
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Q a K Y ~,
Finest Suburb Near Washington.
$50 HALF-ACRE LOTS.
OWNER, 629 F Street N. W.

For SoIe-At KenilwOrth, ID. c.,
Large s-TGom house. on St. near Anac0stia ave .
cellar and attic large enough for rooms; heated by
furnace. front OF lot 65 feet narrow in rear; shed
for fowls. Price. S. 80 Terms $50 cash; balance.
$50 per month. including interest
Allen w. MRilery, 14I7 G ST. NV.
my25-d
500 CASH. $3.50 MONTHLY, WILL BUY ONE
Of the best sx-room brick houses in the NV. sec
ton; front and rear porches; very large yard.
NEW. See US at once.
Frank C. Butts Co. ORc.), 62I 18Th St.
ivQtf
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED, s. UP; SAMPLES
brought; latest spring designs Painting LIE
PREUX. 1901 eth ST. Phane n. sisln. nls-tf
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ATKINSON & BALLARD CO., Inc.
621 18th N. W.

s. S2O69Oo-INvEsTiENT PAYS IL PER CENT on
purchase price; press-brick house; IN good eondi-
ton. with white tenants; large lot on through
street. See this az once. VA. II. SAUNDERS 4
CO.. 1907 81. yls2t
RICHMOND PARK - WASHINGTON'S IDEAL
suburb. Phone NJ. 665l for automobile &c see prop
erty free Of cost EASLEY & HILL Exclusive
Agents. fIl-iI2 Afunsey Bldg js-t
l525 18TH ST NW-ONLY $500: SIX ROOMS.
large lot, sell 70 colored purchaser. KARRICK
& METCALF. 1870 n. y ave. iiils1s
INVESTMENT INV NYESTMENTi S70) FOUR
room cement house. lot 2xSo; rents for Sl0 north
west. d, II. JOHNSON REALTY co. jyl9-tf
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FINLEY TALKS RATES
SOuthern's President Defends
Railroads Attitude.
FRESH CAPITAL REQUIRED

Declares Popular NisapprehensiOn
OF Financial Resources of Rail-
tatiOn for Recent LegisIation-In-
vestOrs Must supply Money.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD,

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey A5e. and 9 81.
-... hUlAL BILL LAM
" Eh1 UthEk uULH UN IuE ODD HOUR
10 PHltsADELPhiA AND NEW YORK.
NEh IEhAlN Al. 95D SIKEET. aEW 1UEk.
- a. az. Diner, Pullman taTi0r.
ls8V q. ~. Buffet, farlur, 5itOuf Train.
s5se a. n DIner and Pullman FaEl0r Car.
tll " a. Il. Diner and Pullman Rarlgr Car
.lD1 ,. 10. Diner auG Pullman Paf.or Car.
: ~ y n Royal Limited" All Pullni4a-
Is ~ p IA Coaches to Philsdeipba.
-7ay y. IA. DIner and Pullman fEriOE-
= ~ y n CoacAes % Ph3iaes!plia-
y - }. IA, sieepeB.
ATLANTIC CRY. n1o. '90O. iua8 a N. uaa.
ANNAP0LIs. weekdays, 800 r. n, za5 noon.
'''' 'S yEYS II YSqn1fi} H6i}R az ~ a lHp' r. j,Ig II 2 "A
tMUekdays, ~ &. %. u ~ y. m.l
no BALTIMORE.
~ f59o. %. $50, = % $50 $50. .909. fs-1.
1Z9 $50 r 20 80. f3G9 "a: :i5. $50. f515 -5=J
l6&, 'oSJ. F@0 so, iy@A 'H;D. 'W-S, In.
I'll - p. n. -
CHICAGO, ssI0 a. m. ~. so ?. "a
CINCINNATI ST. Louis and LOUISVILLE
$40 8. N, = % .. N. - 40 Dlznt.
PITTsBURG. BIC 4. L.. u. 'sl9 ,. u. 'Ise
CLEYELAND. -s9as ,. Il.
COLUMBUS : 20 !. 10.
MHEELdNG, ,'8Io a; n, '539 P
FREDERICK. fs %. t3aG. Sis a n. - IiS4
HAGERsTowN. 1910 g. ~. f5a0 p. n.
-Daiiy. lE1ceIt sunday. toanqay only.
reservations q Sleeping or Parlor Car SPACE, rates
OF faTe. &c., VIII be quickly furnished bf TILL
PHONE at all oi the following Ticket Orces; i8l7 u
81. NV. Telephone Vain l53l; 5ly PennsJlIanis
and g st.-Ticket Oflce, Telephone last VI; InfoE-
nation Bureau hast IA
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-RELIAELE LADY CASHIER II OUR
dry goods store. must be well recommended: one
with some experience in typeHntng and oficc work
Is preferred. EiSENNANN'S. \. SO ia So. NV.
WANTED - EXPERIENCED SALEsLADY N
our dry goods store. EISENAIANN'S. sc 7th 81.
nv
WANTED-COLORED GIRL To TAKE CARE
Of baby three years old must stay nights. 3525
" 50. NV. Ul95t
WANTED-COLoRED WOMAN FOR GENERAL
honSew0rk- lI29 Lamont 81. NV
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. EldTidgs l.. Jordan rs. The In
known Hers, Deyisees and AEenees Of Charles
Garter. Equity No-Order q publication. The OBJ
Jet OF this suit is 60 establish title IL complainant
~ adverse possession 70 lot g. in Sueenbugs sub
division Of part q original LOT J. IN square -. as
said subdivision appears Of record in the Office OF
the Surveyor q the District Of Columbia. IN Book
2. page IS. ON motion 0i complainant by his soei-
tor, Eugene 4. Jones' il is this 9th day Of June.
lsL. ordered that the unknown heirs deFisees. and
alienees Of said Charles Garter cause their appear
ance 70 be entered herein on the first rule day oc-
curing after tie expiration Of two months from this
date. otherwise this vii be proceeded with as
IN case Of default provided copy Of this order be
published once week for three successive weeks
during the FIST month and twice moath for the
balance Of the time IL the Washington Law Re
porter and Tie Washington Herald ASHLEY N.
GOULD. Justice. true cop5-Tcst. J. K
YOUNG, Clerk By Z. T. BELEW. Assistant
Clerk. ie7.lA1. Us, 70 au2s
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IN lhE sJPHEME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. EsteIle Tayloe Paine ct al. com.
p!ainants IS. HeuD 5. Key ct al. defendants.
No. 2sl0. Equity Doc.-The object Of this suit
IS 70 perfect the C0mplaiuants' title by adverse
possession 70 subl0t SIX Isl in John Tayloes
subdivision Of original lot one %, in square
south oi square 0ne hundred and -four l0q. in
the city q Washington. District q Columbia. as
the same appears a record in the Office q the Sur
veyor q the District Of Columbia. On motion Of
the complaiuants IL IS this 9Th day q May 1871
ordered That the defendants. Henry s. Key and the
unknown heirs. alienes and dCvisees of Henry s. Key
cause ther appearance 70 be entered herein on OF be
fore the first rule day occurring after the expiration
OF three months from this date otherwise the cause
viii be proceeded with IN case of default. Pro
Eidcd, COPY Of this order be published May q aud
81. June and q. and twice IA JUly IL the Wash
ingtOn Law Reporter and The Washington Herald
before said day. ASHLEY y. GOULD. Justice
true copy-Test: lSeall J. Z. YOUNG, Clerk
By X. = BELEW Assistant Clerk. ERSKINE
GORDON Ccmpainants' Solicitor.
my2i 81. .je7. .givsl9
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COLLECTORS,

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. REyTs
estate and damage claims; no charge unless sue
cessful. FULLER AGENCY. III 18th st. n.y.
nh1tf
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CHEWED UP $3.50
ELEPHANT SPOILED HONEY
MOON OF COUPLE.
Bride Wept Bitterly as Pachyderm at
Bronx Zoo Calmly Munched
on Roll of Bills.

NEW YORK, July 22.-Gunda, an ele-
plant at the Bronx geological Park,
abruptly ended a country couples hon.
eymoon by chewing all their ready
cash. The big animal collects cents
daily from spectators and boards them
in a bank up above his head.
James Henchcliffe and his bride, who
were Just married at Pawling, N. z,
were standing before Gunda's cage
watching him collect pennies from the
crowd when 1t suddenly occurred to the
bridegroom to see If pickpockets had
tried to get his roll of bills. This roll
was specially for the bridal trip. and
amounted to about $3.50. He pulled the
roll out of his pocket, upon which
Gunda deity grabbed the greenhacks
with his trunk and stuck them In his
mouth. The bride screamed and the
bridegroom shouted at seeing the pach-
yderm placidly munching the money
Two keepers rushed up and prodded h
beast until he yielded the cash. The
money loked as If it had been through
a corn shelter.
Only a single dollar bill was passa-
BILE. The bride wept bitterly, but h
bridegroom cheered her with the b
servation that the elephant had left
them enough with which to return TO
Paving. But before that he will try
to get the sub-Treasury to redeem some
of the pulpy tens and twenties.
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PITT STRENGTH AGAINST
IRISH NATl0MALlSTS.
Sim Feiners Prepare for Pending Elec-
lions, Though with Poor Prospects
of Victory.

DUBLIN. July 22.-The Sim Fein So
cietv evidently Is preparing for a trial OF
strength against the Irish Nationalist
party In the pending miniature Irish gem
eral election. The resignation OF Edward
Blake. Irish Nationalist for the South Di-
vision of Longford, makes the fourth va
cancy, and II the Nationalist challenge
Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Esmondefs
contest In North Wexford, five seats VIII
be vacated. Sir Thomas has declared
himself fatty as a Sim Feiner. At a big
Sim Fein demonstration held by his con-
stltnency at E~nniscorthy. a letter from
him was read denouncing Parliamentary
agitation as worthless, "'since England
would never give home rule or any other
concession for the asking. Ireland" the
letter continued. SIS no colony; she Is a
sovereign nation, and should give up beg
ging with bated breath and Whispering
humblesness In a foreign legislature Tor
the restoration of her stolen liberty"
A meeting was arranged to be held in
Phoenix Park here yesterday, to support
the Sim Feln policy. It was attended by
only 500 persons, although the park was
crowded with Sunday visitors.
At a meeting Of the executive committees
of the Irish League, at Manor-Hamilton,
the centre OF Charles =. Dolans ~constit-
uercy, Mr.. Dolan's action In joining tho
Sim Fein Society was condemned, and
resolutions were adopted calling upon him
to resign his seat In Parliament. The
prospects Of the Sim Felners carrying any
constituency except North Wexford are
remote
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A backward glance over real estate
transactions during the past six months
n permissible aud philosophical vocation
during the doldrums of mid-summer-gfves
cheer to the heart of the local real estate
dealer. Strength and vigor is the eharac-
teristic most noticeable in the record of
the half years trading. Values have
steadily advanced. especially in the strictly
residential sections. Building operations
have been of a satisfactory volume, al
though the cost of labor and materials has
doubtless had its effect in restricting de-
velopment.
The local investor and dealer will find
abstraction In the contrast of conditions In
this city and it's vicinity with those exist
ant elsewhere. Here the demand has de-
veloped In a constant progressive ratio.
The newcomers and homeseekers being
drawn largely from the metropolitan pop
~ulation. which has been fed literally with
glittering advertisements of barren, nat
tracts of sandy soil In the wilderness of
Long Island. Natural beauty of environ
ment. the facilities of quick and comfort
able transportation have had most to do
with the preference of investors for real
estate in this vicinity.
That these factors in making the local
market steady and healthy are not tenn
porary or in danger of a reaction is the
view uelu Dy many feHl estate meH. IHe
soon-to-be opened McAdoo tunnels under
the Hudson River and the rapid transit ex-
press trains that are to be inaugurated
with the tunnel opening, will naturally
draw to this city an increase of population
that must be supplied with homes Adding
this certain increase to the damand which
exists because of its natural advantages,
real estate owners in this city have moth
ing to fear for the future-even the future
of five years hence, a long time away In
matters real estate wise.
For these reasons many propositions for
the immediate Improvement OF huge tracts
of land. used a year ago for pasture or
farming, will be made known to the public
during the autumn. Investors In these big
transactions have made fortunes during
the past two or three years, and there is
a large amount of available money for fur
Their investment in this branch Of the real
estate business.
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NOTICES TO ADVERTISERS

All classified advertising Intended for
publication in the EVENING STAR
must be delivered in this office before
II o'clock noon on the day of pubii-
eation IN order to make ali editions.
Advertisements received after that time
will be published in the first available
edition under h head @TOo Late TO
Chastity
Answers to advertisements Will be
kept for two weeks and then destroyed,
unless advertisers request otherwise.
Rate for advertising lie per word per
insertion. except as hereafter noted,
II per line per month, $40 per line per
year.
Death notices., fifty words, 5Ocy nd
ditional words, Toe for each even
words.
Marriage notices, soc.
Auction sales, Toe a line without any
discount.
Employment agencies. Zoe a line
without any discount.
Religious notices, 25c.
All advertisements to he set In agate.
Capitals and blank spaces. Zoe a line.
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MURDERED FOR rs CENTS.
Young Man Said Woman Owed Him and
Was Shot by Friend.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. July 22.-Trying
to collect an alleged debt Of twenty-five
cents has cost Frank Wolliver, a young
white man, aged 10. his life. He and a
friend met Amos Oglesby, his younger
brother and a Mrs. jerks. Wolliver said
that Mrs. jerks owed him the money
and asked her for 1t. The request brought
on a dispute, as a result of which Amos
Oglesby struck Wolliver in the face with
a stone and then shot him through the
heart.
Oglesby escaped. but was arrested later
by Chief of Police near the city
at a point where he intended to board a
train.
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WOOD Hudson RcnIty.

JERSEY CITY. July 1.-The following
mortgages affecting property in West Hud-
son were recorded Saturday:
KEARNY.
Mortgages-Emily +. and William Hut
ton to Catherine McCabe ct al. executors
OF Owen McCabe north sid Of Columbia
avenue. IS feet east from Kearny avenue,
50x1OO. 5000; William Auchterlonie ct ux.
to Harrison and Kearny Building and
Loan Association, north side of Bergen
avenue. 100 feet west from Forest street,
25x100. g.. 900.
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RAILROADS.
NEW Jersey CENTRAL
Corrected to June %, 1907.
FOR NEW DIRK

FOR NEW YORK
Trains leave Broad and Ferry street Stations,
Sis, $50. $40. 6:40. 700. 7:l5. 1880. 1:45. $500,
S:15, $3.50, S;4b. 900, 9:15, $3.50. 9:45. 600. 1920.
1910. 11:0O. u:2o, l1:4O a. m; 1900 n: 1920
t:SSCS.' $50 s:iO,, $40, $50. s:4S. 700. 7:o. 7:So.
1855. $40. 1856. 1856, 1910. LEO p; m; l2;el
night, 1850 a. M. Sundays. 1900. 1880. 500. $40.
900. OPS. 1000, 1880. u;O0, 1880 a. M; 1900
n; l2;sC; l;SS, i s.Ss 2;@ 20 2 zsS s soo s:S 30 s:S Ky
For Elisabeth and Piainneid. s:i2. IN. 1856.
s;S5. 1855, 11;so a; M; 12:6e. I;2o, 1855 6Eliza-
s:4s, $3.50. 11;5O p. m. Sundays, 1910. 9:O5. 1856,
1855. 11:55 a. m; 1885. 2:45. 3:b5. $3.50, s:45.
'' For '' Eas y,oD' BE Bethilehem. Allentown and
1870. ABB OBS to Easton) p. m. 11;50 to High
Bridge. Sundays. G:10 a. m. to Easton), 1855,
For Wiikesbarre and Scranton. 1886 a. M;
l;I For 4 Perth E A. sSnd s:ga' 7 aisS 3 ss5 %' e55. 1880
a. m. 1870. eos. 1886. 4:25, $3.50, 6:l3, S:45. Ii; 800
p. m. Sundays, 7:1O. 9:o5 a. M; 1865, $40
For Atlantic Highlands. Sea Bright. etc..
via Matawan. 6:l2. 1896. 1870 a. M: 100. 4;25.
6:ss. s:13 p. M. n:5O Saturdays only. Sun
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury Park.
etc. s:12. Long Branch only. 1886, 1880 a. M,
(Red Bank only. II 80 D. m. Sundays. except
Asbury Park. 7:io Cred Bank only, sos. 1856
Ito Red Bank only, a. m. u:55. Red Bank
For Lakewood. s;55 a. M. 1:2a s:a5. Sun
days, 1.l0, 9.b5 a. M; l:55 p. m.
For Atlantic City, 9:55 a. m; d2:50, Satur-
days only. 1885 p. m. Sundays. 1856 a. M;
1855 p. m.
For Trenton and Philadelphia. 6:12, 1855. S:35.
1855. 1850 a. m: s'12;50. 1870. t'3:s5. 1872.
5:ss. 7:45. S:45, Il:50 p. m. Sundays. 7:fO. 9;05.
9;b5. 10:55. 11:55 a. M; 1856, ss1:55, 2:45. 1856.
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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-22
ASSAULTED SERVANT GIRL
Hungarian Desperate When she Refused
to Marry Him.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. JULY 22.-Esther
Kovace. a Polish servan girl, IS in the
Bridgeport hospital suffering from four
teen stab wounds in the breast, arms and
shoulders, and her condition is critical.
She was assaulted in front OF her en-
p.oyer's residence last night, ii Is alleged.
by William Anton, a Hungarian Of this
city. who had been counting her for he
past six months.
The assault followed her refusal to
marry him after he had asked her 4 sec
Apnd time, threatening. It Is said. to Kill
her unless she complied with his wishes.
linton is under arrest in the hospital suf-
herring from wounds In the neck and
breast, self-lnficted after stabbing The
Airl. He has a chance for recovery.