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GERMANIA SINGERS ENTERTAIN.

Members and friends of the Ger
mania Singing Society had a family
entertainment in Kemper's Park Hall
south Fourteenth street, last night
which was a success. A comic opera
was one of the attractions. Duets n
solos added to the interest of the musi-
,,al features. Fritz Stock was the bari
tone and Miss Bertha Kraker the So
nrano. otto Strombach and Richard
Splitter scored in their songs ana W
Germania Orchestra was heard 10 az
vantage.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

FURNISHED HOUSE for rent till October /;
eight rooms; all modern improvements; one
minute from trolley. five minutes from Maple
wood station. Write or call before Friday,
the 18th. G. p. RUMBLE, 9 jefferson aY.,
South Orange.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
OUT OF TOWN.
East Orange

"1S.iANlC Will buy a two-family house In
luz an improvements and at least ten C0)
r,a olt l Want to live in house myself and
M. e., Box 81. Star Office.
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Signs.
SIGNS-Ail kinds of artistic signs: lowest
prices; drop postal. HORLE. 1928 Market st.
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ADVERTISING SOLICITORS OF good address.
with Al credentials, who know Essex County
thoroughly and can produce good results
steady and good paying positions 10 right par
ties; no others need apply. Address B. v. M,
Box I, Star Office.
AGENTS MANTED-Patented kerosene mantle
burner, 10-eandle power; fits any lamp; saves
80 per cent. oil; ready seller everywhere. Elk
elusive territory. f. G. GOTTSCHALK, 81
Chambers St, New York city.
cARPENTER-A good carpenter wanted for
four weeks. Apply 4S Ingraham pl., city.
CIGAR SALESMAN wanted in your locality
TO represent US; experience Unnecessary; Shs
per month and expenses. Write for particu-
lars. MONROE CIGAR CO, Toledo, o..
CIGAR SALESMAN wanted: experience I'M
necessary. 500 per month and expenses.
PEERLESS cIGAR CO, Toledo. Ohio.
INSURANCE MEN DESTROYS Of making money
during the summer without interfering with
their business address Box %. Star ONCE.
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AUTOMOBILES.

EVERY man considering the purchase Of a
secondhand car should thoroughly examine
and $3.50. and is fully guaranteed. The car has
lots OF power and plenty Of speed and Is the
easiest car to handle that is made. BRUSH
Newark.
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BOYD ST. 4-Four light rooms. stationary
tubs. toilet. gas and water; rent cheap. In
quire JANIrRESS. 6 BOYD st.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE.

a FACrORY-One corner brick: about 100x
so; all in good order and now running; own
ers retiring from business. A. WOODS, %
Clinton st.
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BANK ST, 175--Two connecting housekeeping
rooms; improvements; also single room, $3.50
IN
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FEMALE.

BooKKEEPBR-Double entry: trial balance;
capable OF taking entire charge; Al refer
ence; $l2. JOUFFET. Az North 4th ST.. Har-
rison.
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WALL PAPER.
TO LOAN.

MONEY LOANED SALARIED o
and others without security: easy payments:
offices In 60 principal cities. Save yourself
money in getting my terms first. d. II. Toll
Market.
lone LOANED WITHOUT SECURITY
to salaried people and others; save money for
yourself by getting my terms first. W. K.
PALMER. Rooms 64-65. William Hill Building,
1856 Market St. Newark,
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RENT.

I WANT a fiat that has : or G rooms with
improvements. in East Orange or Roseville
section; 1t must be convenient TO trolley cars;
rent IN neighhorhood of $40. Address LAU-
RENEE. Box IS, Star Office.
WANTED-Regular artists studio. Address
zAMBON. IA South 18th st.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
MALE.

Owing to the present depression in
business and trade lines THE MORN
ING and EVENING STARS will put-
lish advertisements not exceeding
twenty-five (25) words under this
classification for Is cents a week. This
the wage-earners.
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NAPIER, 1861, 5 passenger. Is h. p. very ex-
cellent condition; SPLENDID family car; sell at
sacrifice or would consider trade for high
power roadster. J. p. MULLER, 1862 Broad
way, New York city.
WILL sell or exchange my cabin launch for a
good touring car or runabout r. ESSEN
Paterson. N. J.
TWENTY volumes De Kock; will exchange for
Balzac or best offer; also roll top desk, sell
cheap. Address BALZAC. 7 East AID St, room
110i. New York city.
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MonrcAcE. LOAN \ PERSONAL.

sov;vvy ~ nd mnnN on pong oS sona m2 g5 2 n
scHECHNER. Union Building, II Clinton ST.
phone 27S.
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BradIex Heach.
STORIES. oFFIcEs. ETC. TO LET.

WILL MOVE o FREE OF CHARGE
II HILL BUILDING.
Every known convenience for a modern office
building. Apply for rates to NAT. KLEIN.
Managing Agent, I'd floor.
THE HILL BUILDING, 1856 MARKET ST.
DESK ROOM for rent in the new HILL
BUILDING, 1856 Market st. telephone and
stenographer service; floors carpeted. don't
miss this chance II you require but a desk
room. NAT KLEIN, second floor.
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Out ofNTown.
NEW H~oUSE-Nine rooms. all impts.; large
lot; near Watsessing station. trolley. school
and park. EDGERLEY & GiLSON. Wat
sessing Centre, bloomfield
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MRS. JAMES t. ROWE. s23 Bergen st., sur
geon's chiropodist and manicuring. Face and
scalp treatment a speciality.
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AUCTION SALES.

VAN POzNAK will sell all unredeemed
pledges left over one year at public auction.
on May Is. 1908. at AZ South Orange av., at
10 A. m. By order OF A.. STEINER & SONS.
39 Springfield az.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR
EXCHANGE. 8
Out of Town.
100 r 1 mile OF station; 7-room dwell
Ing; other buildings 900 fruit trees; 30
acres in grass; other crops. Price. S, 800. %
acres with buildings, 2Ia mines of station
some fruit. Price. 81 10o-s400 cash. Catalogue
free. J. r. McGONIGAB * SON, Dover, Del.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE. gas and electric lights,
steam heat. open plumbing, laundry, con
crete cellar, plot 45X10O; 81, $50: mortgage 81. 900.
5 per cent. What have you TO offer? AL
BERT r. CAIN, South Orange.
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HELP WANTED.
MALE.

BY advertising in the columns OF THE
EVENING STAR, help OF all kinds can
be secured the next morning and, in
many cases, applicants can be seen on
the day OF issue, 10 be engaged for
work the next day.
ADVERTISE AND TRY 1T.
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FACTORY SITES FOR SALE.

HARRISON-20 acres, running to railroad from
Harrison sy.; excellent factory sites; 81, 20
an acre. BERGER & SCHECHNER, Cnior
Bldg, Il Clinton st. Phone 27S.
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LOST N FOUND.

IOsT-A diamond brooch, going from Mt.
Pleasant az. to Or. Vanee's church. Reward
II returned to Star Office.
1osr-Gnrnet hrooch: lIberal reward. return
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

THERE'S everything in having carpets PROF
ERLY laid. They look better. wear longer
and are easier to keep clean. You don't want
the CHEAPEST man you can get, but the
BEST at a cheap rate. We have the BEST
and lost EXPERIENCED men in the city
and they are at your service for rehttinR and
laying carpets at prices EXCEPTIONALLY
low
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P~HRENoLOGY. astrology: PROF. PRrrcH-
r has returned from Furone; can he
consulted at his old parlors. 67s Broad.
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Out of Town.
TO LET-In Irvington, n, j.. a brick factory,
40x90. three stories. steam heated, sewer and
water, all in frst-elass shape, for a term of
years. NJ. S. DRAKE. $50 Clinton av..
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LEARN A TRADE
EsDnM Cfn DIs ma ETNTCH

t1OM STA HI III FlNlSft,
NOT IN THEORY. y IN PRACTISE.
Practical bookbinding taught in all its de-
tails. A fun course or special branches can be
taken up as desired, fitting boys and young
men to enter the trade as frst-class worNmen,
and should they possess a small capital, en-
abling them to start in a good paying bush
ness for themselves In their own town or city.
The virtual adjustment of the apprentice
ship system in this trade has encouraged us
to organize what might be called a college, for
the purpose of upholding the art OF bookbind-
ing. All bralches are under the immediate
tutorship of experts of long experience. Tuition
fee $500 for entire course Address BOOK
RNDING, Box $40, General Postoihce, New
York city.
PIPE FILTERS wanted: only those willing to
work piece work need apply. JOHN
STEPHENSON, Elizabeth, n. j..
PLUMBING, joint wiping; practical %instruc-
ton given; day or evening classes; Twenty
third Street Y. M. c. A. For catalogue adj
dress EDUCATIONAL DIRECTOR, I'll West
. ~, y
PRIVATE lessons in automobile driving given
by an expert; also mechanism explained;
terms reasonable. IL. c.. TAYLOR 1923 John
St, Harrison. n. j.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS-Company owning 700
lots. suburb of Newark. desires responsible
selling agent to take charge OF sale of all or
part of property; liberal commission. ATTOR-
NBY, Room III, 96 Broadway, New York.
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RoSECOMB BROWN LEGHORNS. always
look clean: require half the feed; never stop
laying in cold weather. as combs never freeze;
blue ribbon. winners: bred to lay large. white
eggs: selected Matching eggs, 80 per cent.
fertile, 81 setting; IS hundred; 500 chicks May
25th. 15c each; ? Cyphers Company b%rooders,
S. and 81 each Come and see stock. VAN
NER. 80 William st, Belleville.
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TO LET.

PRIVATE STABLE or stalls to let. Apply 2S
South 10th st, second floor.
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ron SALE on RENT.


BLACKSMITH SHOP and barn; Broom dwell
in9 house, suitable for summer boarders. Adj
dress r.. T. D., w. Il. CORYELL. Wiippany,
N ].
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AND ROOMS TO LET.
CITY.

BERGEN ST, 3e3-Five large, light rooms,
gas, tube. toilet and enclosed piazzas; adults;
reference; rent reasonable. Inquire top floor.
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sEAsHoRn COTTAGES TO RENT.

Long Branch.
FURNISHED COTTAGES for rent at Long
branch, including beautiful Norwood and
~Hoiywood Parks, and the Famous Reserva-
ION overlooking the ocean. ALFRED G.
1i.AIh. successor to r. II. Woodward, oppo-
site Central r. r. Station.
Bradley Beach.
AT BRADLEY BEACH, n. J..
Adjoining -,sbury Park. completely furnished
cottages, ocean front and vicinity. at moder-
ate prices Send for new illustrated booklet.
McNEELY. Bradley Beach. N. ].
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EXCHANGE COLUMN.

"A FAIR EXCHANGE is NO ROBBERY"
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
DON'T A BROAD ST. RIcES
We have low rent.
no expensive outside salesmen,
and aell cheapest in the city.
Elegant upright pianos
s45, $65. SIS. $40. s125. $3.50. $i95.
Payments 81 a week up.
JOHN SPURGE Cor. High st.
65 Springfield aY. Open evenings.
YOU CAN BUY honest. trustworthy. used up
right pianos at Wissner's. COS Broad st,
Newark. from $40 to 5000; and remember,
these pianos are as we represent them to he:
we charge no interest, take no notes, no
mortgages. Rents SO UP.
BEAUTIFUL Circassian Walnut Upright
Piano at a sacrifice. Gordon Upright, fine
mahogany case, for $3.50. worth 1925. A num-
her OF fine Uprights from 500 TO $40. worth
from one third to one-half more.
MATHuSHEK & SON PIANO CO,
67 Broad St. next to Hahne's.
SQUARB PIANO-necker Brothers. make; lust
the right thing for beginners: SOS. 81 North
18th st,
PIANO TUNER: repairing new strings. etc.
f. w. CANN. 112 Brunswick st. Tel. 1881.
TUNING and repairing done by factory ex-
perts; moderate prices. MATHUsHEK & SON
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

NANDERPoOL ST, 50. near Pennsylvania
Railroad and trolleys-Perfect order, 3 rooms,
second floor, s12; third floor, s11; no children.
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REAL ESTATE.
Special Real Estate Days---Tuesdays and Fridays.
HOUSES TO LET
CITY.

AN Stroom private house, all improvements Z;
GOOD location; s5 per month. Inquire 20
Congress St, fourth floor. city.
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LAYING PULLETs-S. c. white Leghorns;
Wykoff- Blanchard; 81 each; one cockerel $50.
l. PLACE, r. F. d. No. !. Passaic. N. ].
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MAKES sold. cash or instruments:
rentals 50 per month and up; good repairing
reasonably done; supplies for all machines.
NEWARK TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 80
Academy st. Phone 1880.
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Eggs.

FOR SALE, cheap, baby carriage. 400 William
St. top floor,
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JULY I'm AMERICAN HISTORY.

l6'6-Ncw jersey divided into East and West Jer.
sey, the former granted % George Car1eret the
latter 90 William Penn and others
lsA-PereSque Isle surprised - United States troous
under Lieut.. Gregory.
lsll-Gen- jackson takes possession 0f Florida
ls5J-Begucst for Smithsonian Institution accsnted
by Congress
lS59-About 80 Chirpcwa Indians treachero1,sly =
massacred az the Falls of s.. Anthony by the
Sioux. who had fifty killed
ioS0-Battle with COmanCle Indians tSerinnle Warl
lS6l-Ihe Confederate sumter Tan the blockade
loo2-sIhe internal revenue bill passed Conrress
PASSED an act prohibiting polygamy in any part
Of the United States The Union Pacific Rail
road chartered by Congress- Battle q Malvern
Hill Va; Union victory. President Lincoln
calls for $4,000 volunteers.
lS65-Juy l. 2 and 3. successive fighting NJ Cetty,-
burg
E5-A fire. supposed 10 be incendiary DESTROYED tbs
government storehouse for hospital supplies and
other buildings in Louisville. Ky. with a loss
Of Sl.0O0O0O
1884 soldiers national monument erected on ths
battlefield of Gettysburg dedicated this day
Gen. Meade. the hero Of the fight made tha
address
lS9'-Battlc at Il Caney (SpSnish-Amcrican war1
when Zoo Americans. under Gen. Shafter.
captured Ii 'aney and san Juan Hill. coCa-
handing Santiago de Cuba.
ls9S-SteamahiD la Burgoyne sunk: many lives lost
l97-Alark Twain began crusade in London for 2
cent postage on letters between United Staten
and England
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

CAPT WILLIAM NJ. CONNELL. Fifth Caralrv.
IS detailed FOR duty in connection with tho camp
OF instruction 70 be held az Fort Riley. Kans
Leave Of absence FOR four months Is granted CAPT
WILLIAM NJ CONNELL Fifth Cavalry
Capt ROBERT O VAN HORN. Seventeenth IN
tantry. viii proceed % Camp Perry Ohio for
duty during the match
Capt WILLIAM i. HUNT. Twenty-second In
fantTy. IS detailed for duty in connection with
the national match. and viii proceed al the
proper time 70 Camp Perry Ohio
First Lieut.. HENRY S. TERRELL. Tenth Cavalrv
recruiting officer. Knoxville. Tenn viii ruooeed
10 Oakdale. Tenn. fer the purpose Of procuring
certain evidence necessary 20 complete the trial
Of an enlisted man.
Maj BENJAMIN II. CHEEVER, Thirteenth Cav
airy. recruiting officer. Helena. Mont VII rro-
ceed 70 Great Falls Mont.
The following-named majors Of the Medical Corps
will report IN person on OF about SeVternber q
1908. 70 Col CHARLES b. BYRNE. Medical
Corps for examination % determine their fitness
for promotion: MARLBOROUGH c. WYETH.
WILLIAM STEPHENSON. JOHN l. PHIL
LIPS. WILLIAM G. BORDEN. EDGAR A.
MEARNS. GUY l. EDIE. WILLIAM d.
CROSBY. CHARLES NJ CANDY. CHARLES
b. EWING. WALTER ID. McCAW, and JEFF
FERSON r. KEAN.
Capt FRANK c, BoLLES. Sixth Infantry. viii as
sumo charge Of construction work al Fort Will
lam Henry Harrison. Mont.
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Blue Flame Oil StOpeS.

From only the best makers; stove.
that, from past experience, we car
recommend as being thoroughly
safe and affording the greatest pos
sible heat with the smallest fueI
consumption.
American Wick Stoves,
75c each, Upward.
Reliance" Wickless Stoves,
S3.25 each, Upward.
Perfection" Wick Stoves.
S7.25 each, Upward.
Florence" Automatic Stoves,
$1,000 each, Upward.
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WILL TELL BATTLE STORIES.
Achievements OF Americans 10 BE
Related at Meeting.

~ -
Related at Meeting.
The achievements Of Admiral Schley
and his men and ships in the battle Of
Santiago. 1895 will be retold at G. A. r.
Hall Friday night by prominent veterans
Of the civil and Spanish-American wars
20 500 regular soldiers and sailors. mem
bers Of the Army and Navy Union.
Garrisons Of the Army and Navy Union
will also participate in the celebrations
In connection with the dedication Of the
new District Building on July 4
On Thursday night Of each week this
summer, some historical event, in which
the soldiers and sailors Of the United
States participated. Will be told in song
and story. Il Is the intention Of the off,
GERS Of the Union 20 conduct these his
torical meetings for the purpose Of keep
ing alive the patriotism displayed by the
veterans Of the several wars
Among the prominent soldiers who will
speak on Thursday night are Postmaster
Barnes. Col. John s. Walker. department
commander; Mai. J. Med. Harrington. OF
the Confederate Veterans. Capt. Edward
L Cogan, department commander Spanish
American War Veterans. and Rev. Zed II.
COpp.
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HIBERNIANS PLAN PICNIC.
Baseball Game TO Be Feature of
Outing at Chesnpenke Bench.

The annual excursion OF Division No. 8.
Ancient Order Of Hibernians. will be held
at Chesapeake Beach on Tuesday next.
and, according 10 the reports of the COM
mittee, will be the largest excursion ever
given by the Hibernains
A game OF baseball has been arranged
between a team composed or members
Of Division No. 2 and another made up
Of members Of Division No 5. President
Sullivan. Of No. 5. and President Haltigan.
Of No. ?. are enthusiastic over their re-
spective teams.
The committee In charge Of the excur-
sion is composed Of George Z. Sullivan,
chairman: John Mcmahon. secretary: NJ.
Mahaney, treasurer; w. L. Baker, NJ.
Malloy. j. Wood. John Foley. Thomas Leo
Fortune. and Frank J. Dunn
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Report on ForeIrn Lnnn..

The American Legation at Pekin has
received a note from the Chinese foreign
office, reporting action taken by the
Chinese government in the interest of
foreign loans. and for the purpose OF pre-
venting foreign merchants from suffering
financial loss. The note SAYS that here
after. in case Chinese officials desire 70
raise foreign loans. they will be required
to report the matter to the colonial
board. which, in conjunction with the
boards Of foreign affairs and finance.
should ther request the throne for per-
mission TO raise the funds desired"
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GIVE A RECEPTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard L. Alley En-
tertain for Son and Bride.


In honor OF the marriage OF their son.
Richard T. Alley. Of Washington. TO Miss
Susie n. Walmsley. Of Philadelphia, on
Monday last. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard L.
Alley last night gave a reception al their
home. Sll NJ street northwest
The bride and bridegroom viii spend a
week in Washington and will then leave
for two months stay a; their cottage
at Sea Isle City. y. Y. During the win
ter they VIII be at home. at 1914 North
Twelfth street, ROxbOro. Philadelphia.
Among those present were:
r. L. Alley. s E. Alley. Catharine r. Alley.
Bruce NJ Alley Mr. and Ms. William g. Glenn.
Arthur Glenn. Miss Hazel Glenn Mr. and Mrs.
Henry G. Mnans Miss NJ. V Bolts. Mrs r. NJ
Warren Jones. Mrs. G. Z. Enrich Miss Ethel En-
rich, Miss Rhea Enrich, Mr.. and Mrs Clarence B.
Lewis. Mrs. J. y. Hammer Miss Miriam Hammer
Mr. and Mn. 5. ". Warren Miss Hattie Warren.
W. 5. Warren. Percy Taylor hall Kinssy. Mr.. and
NTs. F. Hicks Miss Katie Keahan Air and Mn.
James z. ROWen Mr.. and Mrs Thomas ". Bull
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Alley. George A. Lippert
Foster J. Rowen. Harold R0wen Mr.. and Mrs. John
shughrle. 4Ir- and Mrs. Frederick A Dodge. Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Goolsby. Dr. ~ B. Striekler Miss
Elizabeth A. St1cNer. Kiss Anna II. Strckler
Miss Maud RiveDback. and Thomas B. Murphy.
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Civil Service Examination.

The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces an examination to be
held on September 2, 1908, In this city for
the positions Of deputy collector, clerk.
and storekeeper-gauger IN the internal
revenue district Of Maryland. No appli-
cation will be accepted unless properly
executed and filed with the secretary
OF the Fourth civil service district at the
Office OF the commission by 4:3O o'clock on
August (
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
MINISTER WU'S RECEPTION.
EntertaIns at Legation I'm Honor of
His Birthday.

United States, celebrated his birthday an
niversary yesterday. Nobody knows how
old Minister WI is but himself. and he
won't tell
He gave reception 10 the members of
the legation staff last night His guests
We're Gu Shou-Tchun. first secretary; DR..
Wei-ching w. Yon. second secretary;
Kwei Chih. second secretary; Kuan King
lin and Kong L. Chung, interpreters; T.
K. Liang. commercial attache. and Yuan
Ko-shuan anG Wu Chang, attaches.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
WORKMEN WIN PRIZES.
Remington Typewriter Company Dis
tributes $4,000 Among Employees.

The management OF the Remington
Typewriter Works. at nion. y. Y. has
made a practice for several years Of Civ
ing number OF prizes every half year
10 the employees OF the shops who show
special skill. efficiency. and fidelity 10 the
interests Of the concern
This year the bonus distributed IN this
way amounted to $4,000 in gold. which
was given 20 go employees. The bonus
covers the period OF the first half OF the
year 1915. II is stated that the periods
Of continuous service Of these employees
range from ten 10 thirty years.
In the seven and One-half years since
the adoption Of this bonus system the
company has given 10 its employees IN
this way Sl45.00J.
At the same time the company. makes
distribution Of prize money and Ger
tihcates for good suggestions adopted
either upon some part OF the mechanism
OF the typewriter or the machinery Of the
works