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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-27

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CLAUS SPEECHES DEAD
Continued from First Page).

the building of III" san Joaquin Va
lev Railroad
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The indications are that the calva-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-27

EX-Capiain Ferdinand Wardeman
has r"ioiEcd on a transfer from the
mountain branch of the Einme down
in T"nnrSScr
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Srr YORK. Narch Sl-SUGAR-Tbe local uarset
for raw sugar ruled irm and unchanged AZ rrcss a.
follows Centrifugal. 95 test ass Musccvado. 50
test. as and mclasses sugar 81 test. SCI TIE
london market foT ts6t slgar Was sd higher with
Aisrch az us SD and Arri az is S. The market
fcr rcfncd sugEr UIlcd firm. but cuist and IN
changed
NAVAL sToRE-Tbe local market Tor spirits
tu-IcHriue vas semeEhat n01inal. with machine
made berrels quoted al 5-;za55. Rosin Fas steady
and UDchauEed with common 90 c0Cd strained
quoted az fol Tar ruled quiet and unchanged.
with OF bsr-ris ar A5l. The market fCT SPIRITS
rrlrpcntiue az Savannah Was finn a. s..
BUTTER -ReceiIrs. fo55 packages. Fancy, firm;
crgzmzrr eyf-2. 1sa&.
EGGS-Rocsipts 2ss85 cases. Firm Nearby
white. fenc. lsizsl9. do mix1d fzucy l5ia-
MILL FEED-Sready. but trade quiet SI-n-
bran. in lopo-rd SACKS. 20 arrive SEQ. miidlings
1.75- city bran. buIk. 3s5l. Western rcd Coz 70
arrive, 5o-5; winter wheat bran. IN l19pound sacks
&&
oATs-wesEer Business IS DUH No white.
81; Ne. g white, ga; No mixed 55
FLoU UR-Inlc-ire ard irrsgul2- Svring patents
5-51a5s1, spring clears E50as9o. winter s-raighrs
s55ai50. winter ce1rs. fZ5as % Kansas. IN saczs
patents, alae5-A; stralshts. A55ai-so; clears. i2a
RYE FLOCR-Sfead5. Demand light. a. 6aa5 =
CORNMEAL-FiHE, msager slpply- kiln-d-ied
fCr cND-rt. 16a3e5; coarse neal. in blgs L5saI 60
HAH-Reccipts. SD ttszS DulL far. and IN
settled PRIME timothy. 100; No. J. s5; Nc. , s5a
90 No 3 -5aSa
STRAW-StCady. li-ht demand. long re. -oa-5-
BEEF-Steady- moderate demand Family. asa
800; pacser. l253aI5Go
PORK-srrus. inactive trade, Ness Is5oaI50;
family. 5511lSG1-
TALLow-steaay; duh trade. City. in hogs
heads. 81
LARD-Strn1-r. Prime Western. SIS. cirv 500.
refned. continent. sec; South Amer.cln 100;
refned Braziian. keEs 215 c:y stearine go. oleo-
stearine. nominal; New York. si4 Chicago. sA
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore, March SO-Follgrirg are the official
prices to-day:
BUTTER-CreamCry. fancy. per pound. SGa5eis
mitatie=. i9aZl: Maryland and Pennsylyauia rolls.
l7a29: s.1re-IacSed Ohio lsai7: do. West Virginia
I7a20; MARYLAND. Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairy
prints lsa20.
LIVE POULTRY % Chickens. young large. per
pound. l7a2o small IA. do. Old hens. hcavy-
weight l4is ducks. puddle. young lfal5: do. Young
AluscUvy and mongrel iSsli turkeys. choice lSa26s
DO. choice yoUng g0bblers. Eals
EGGS Maryland and Peunsylyania fresh. per
dozen. li1. duck cgss, nearby. 3.
POTArOES-White- nearby. prime. pzr busheI. s.
a7O; Western Maryland and Pennsylvania. 70a75:
Potomac and Delaware. per hauci. St0oa4E.
GREEN FRUITS AND FEGETABL LES-Apples
Eastern Short Maryland and Virginia rer barrel
No. J. l-75a225; do. small common. L35al-53. do.
per is-barTcl basket. 50a75 do New York. assorted
per barrel 200aAo9; cabbage. New York Danish. per
ton. SGal00o lettuce. Florida, per i1halrei basket
50aI.5o: eggplants. Florida. per crate LISA :;
onions PennsylTana yellow. Per bushel. 50a78: do.
Western yellow 60a7S. oranges. Florida. per box as
10 size L75a225: pea. Florida pcr basket 30aa400
squash. florida per haske-. l5os2.o0; stfawheuics
Florida per quart nan: tomatoes Florida per ca
rier fancy. 22ia250 fair. l25al..5; tnrnirs native
per husle 2a30-
FLOUR-Winter extra. 3sOake; do. clear, 4I5a
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Basiness vas dun on the local stock ex-
change yesterday. transactions being
$1,000 in bonds and 81 shares OF stock
The bonds were Washington Railway
and Electric IS, which sold At as TO IA
Most OF tie stock sold was Washing
ton Gas. which changed hands in frac-
tionai lots az various prices above s.
There was considerable bidding for gas,
and several brokers seemed ready TO take
il az price lower than So, but only
small lots would be furnished at the
figures.
Il was stated yesterday by one Of the
directors OF the Traders National Bank
that arrangements for the consolidation
with the Merchants and Mechanics Saw
ings Bank are progressing favorabiy Il
is understood that a vote upon the propo-
sition Of the merger viii be taken by the
stockholders on April %. when the ac-
ton of the directors viii probably be
ratified. In case that is the result The
conversion OF the property viii take place
soon after. action in the matter being
governor by the national banking laws.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Esgs were haE a cent higher on the wholesale
market yesterday. and the best grades moved stead
II under an active demand Butter Prices from tht.
West were half a cent higher. affecting the local
market 10 that extent Poultry was huu vegetables
and fruits steady, and other lines unchanged.
prizes quoted are vholesalej
BUTTER-Creamery fancy. 5la3ls do. Western
frSt. 3Sa29; do. seconds a2i process fancy. ia
81: do. fair 70 good Clap; dairy. choice, Ga22
good, lsal9: stCre-packed, fresh. lsalS
CHEESE-Alarket firm and active On al kinds
New York State factory large l6al5ls; do. fats
lslsaf7; do small l5zaI1: do. summer larre IfaI5
do summer. En2n. lials,s do. fair 70 good. I21IS
Western factory new. ckCice l4iz3l5; do. fair 70
good. Il, Virginia. lo-
EGGS-Near b.. fresh Virginia loss Of ifla: aver
age Il: West Virginia and Southwest Virginia Il ::
Tennessee. lf. Meth Carolina a duck. a
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chickeus. fancy. lsa2o; average.
I-als; hens. 4, rOSteTs. 5, ducks large. L3ali /,
90. small Hale: geesc. sale turkeys toms. per ID
l5al6; do. hens. l1alS; do. thin. 10; keats %.
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys hens undrawn,
per IL. IS; do. average. undraEu. I7als; DO.
thin. loal2: old toms. lsal7; chickens. large lsa2l
small 2'aZ2 hens choice. l6sl1; roosters. 6, docss
Old. l1al5, gCesr, loal2. capons, 1-b avcrase 9a2
small. $3.50
DRESSED NEATS-CsIyes. fun dressed. sas;
heads of. s. hos-dressed calves 7ss; hams. country
sugar-cired. l2ali; hogs. small and reat per .Ut
6.01. Co. medium 550a6oo: do. heavy. 80
|EGETABLES-P0tatoes. per bushel. sass; rural
eoa7o; sweet potatoes Der bbL. 25oai00; vans 25os
500; asparagus. per dozen. 400sSo0. cabbage. pcr
cvt.. soaso; celery Florida. Der crate, 2o0a250: le.
tuee, Florida. per basket. L25aL75 onions Bermuda
per crate. L75a200. Ohio Ter b1she S0se0: reppers
Florida per carrier. 20'a225: string beans green
per basket. 3ooafoo; tomatoes. Florida. fancy per
crate 2O0a325
GREEN FRUITS-Appies. York Imperial per bbl.
L5oaz50; Ben Davis. L50s2.5o; Vine sap 5la3O0;
Albemarie Pipuin. fo0, fancy table fruit 3o0a3 %
Spy. Z5s225: loose packed. l00aL5o; oranges Flor
ida. bTight per box. 22s; do. rssets. Is: Cali
fomia naveis 2S5a2e5; Gape fruit Florida per box.
3.50a400 Tarberies, Ter box. 2O0a2-5o: do. per
bbl. 5Glas.o
sUNDRIES-B -BeesHax. .; taIlow. s: honey, white
clover. lib. new. y; do. 2b new. loal2; ginseng.
per ID. 5ooS6o); Seneca. pcr h.. &C; Golden Seal
toas5; Pink, l2af; Mandrake. 2s3; Snake Root. s5;
walnut kernels. l2ali.
GRAIN-Wheat. southern on grade s2as7; re.
;5ssQ cofn sbelled white 65a7o; do. yellow 65a70;
do. Z7oase9; oats. Western white. No 5Sa6o;
do. mixed S6a5S
DRIED FRUITs-Apples. sliced. fancy. sa7: do.
sliced bright. sa5.
WOOL AND HIDES-WoOl washed. free of bu-s.
pcr lb., IS do, unWashed, free Il bur. 2a2; do.
bury. Ea20; hides. green :; do, dry Sa9; sheep
SKINS green, each, 75sIo0: CO.. dry. 25s6o; caskins
green. loosIl0 muskrat 3S: skunk e5a75: mink 2o
a5C0 rabbit skins. opossn. loal5; Tsccoon 2sa90.
fox. red L25al75; do. gray. Sal0
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands via San
Farcisco. close here daily at .05 n m up to Ap-l
l, for dispatch by United States transport
Hawaii Japan. korea. China. and Philippine Isl
ands. via San Francisco. close here daily az sos
p m up to April ?. for dispatch by steamer Asia
Australia Except mails for West Australia New
Zealand. Samoan Islands. and New CALEDONIA via
San Francisco. close here daily az Sos q m. M 10
April 5. for dispatch by steamer Inveric
Hawaii. via san Francisco close here daily az sos
p N. up 70 April 6. for dispatch by steamer Ala
media.
japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria. y. G., close here daily at
Cos p m up to Apfil 8, FOR dispatch by steamer
Empress Of China.
Hawaii. japan, Korea. China and Philippine Isl
ands. via San Francisco close here daily al SOS D
m. up 20 April 9. for dispSch by steamer Mongolia
Specially addressed mails only sor Japan Korea
and China, via Seattle close here daily at sos %
m up 70 April O. for dispatch b, steamer Aki Mari
japan Korea. China and Philippine Islands Via
Seattle close here daily at s:O5 D m I'D 20 April
10. for dispatch by steamer Shawmut
Specially addressed mails only for Japan. Korea
ard China. via Tacoma. close here dai!y al sos u
N. mp to April TO- for dispatch by steamer Antilo-
chus
Australia except mails for West Australia. New
Zealand. Samoan Islands Fl Islands and New
Caledonia, via Vancouver and Victoria B. C. ciose
here daily az sos p m. up to April 70. for dispatch
by steamer MioweEa-
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. March 5c-Follows1g are the oHsciaI
prices ~ The principal commission houses
WHEAT-St0ck u elevators. 3E.2a5 bushels SO
Ting rrices were; Ne. red Western. 95ia. contract
SPOT. s5i2. No. red. sSi4; steamer No ned Ga.
steamer No. red Western. e2-t
CORN-Stock IN elevators. I5s sso bushels Set
Ting prices were; Ne. , white 6sls: mixed 65z.
steamer mixed. 62s: steamer white e5is No 3 5I'.
Western spot. March. e7as April 67S May 6s-sa
6S+
OArS-Stock IN elevators 1i6.s75 bushels White
No. > heavy. 59a5ea-, do. No. >. light % medium
5sa5S'e. do No 8 heavy. 5sa5siz, do No s. ne
dI1I 8 115l ~ do No. s. lIghr. 5la5i No i. light
o. heaEy = S4185'e, mixed, No = 5Saois. co. No 3
53l5i. No & 5I-aS1z.
RNE-Stock IN elevators. s.-l9 bushels; shipments
from elevators 30 bushels No . Western ne. ex-
port. S7iaaS; Ne. rye Western. uptown deliTeTy,
S5aS6; No. ne Western, S3asL
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
LEGAL NOTICES.

BIRNEY & WOODARD Attorneys for Com
plaunnts
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of ColunhiS holding an Equity Court Joseph H.
Stewart and George H. White Compliments IS
Archibald Lewis q al. No. 27E4 Eauifv The
uustoe N this cause having reported thar De has
sold lot & IN Walter ). C0xs trustees subdivision
Of original lot q. IN square 5i. at the rrioe OF
Ss5op subject. however. 90 deed Of trust 70 secre
$500. II is this Soth day u March 1905 ordered
that said sale De confirmed unless case % the CON
Gary be shown on or before the 2fTH DAY or
APRIL. lsos provided a copy q this onler b. pub
hshed IN the Washington Law Reporter and in The
Washington Herald once week for three weeks
before said day By the Court. ASHLEY II.
GOULD. Justice A true c0py-Test. J. r. YOUNG
Clerk By WINS F. LEMON. Assistant Clerk.
mh5l ay7 IA
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY z. r. Hutton & Co..
members q the New York Stock Exchange and the
New York Cotton Exchange. G. Bowie Chipman,
manager. 1901 r street northwest.
New York. March 39.-The cotton market opened
az an advance q two points. and prices stiflened
IN the carly trading until a net gain Of nine points
had been recorded. Shorts covered and considerable
fresh buying from outside sources gave the market
sharp upward turn. Favorable weather reports
called a halt upon the movement about midday. and
the market Was sOeAdJ and dull az the close. Est
mated receipts az the ports to-day. 300 bales,
against II As last week and y G35 last year. For
the week. l0o0p0 bales. against s5.Zl9 last week,
and Il3asi Lass year To-day receipts az New
Orleans. 35G bales. against I2g last scar, and At
Houston, , "a bales. against 2l56 last year
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
PROPOSALS
Is FOR BITUMINoUs. ANTHRACITE.

PROPOSALS FOR BTTUMINOUs. ANTHRACITE.
AND STEAM GOALS.
Washington. d. G.. March q 1908
Sealed proposals vii be received hy the Wash
ngton Gas Light Company a. its Office. No. AIS
Tenth street northwest. this city. OF before the
sTH DAY OF APRIL lsos. al y O'Clock noon.
for tie following supply Of Goals for ths year begin
ning April Il. 1903, and ending April !. 1903:
GAS COAL.
5000 tons Of best three-quarter-inch screened
Gas Coal. 10 be delivered as needed % our West
Station Works. Twenty sixth and g streets north
west. alongside our wharf
5o00 tons Of best three-quarter-inch screened Gas
Coal, 70 be delivered. as needed. 10 cur East Sta
tion Works. Twelfth and NJ streets southeast on
tracks in C,Ir yard.
ANTHRACITE BROKEN COAL.
0.0o0 toes Of Anthracite Broken Coal 70 be deIiv-
cred. as needed, 70 West Station Works, Tween
ty-sixth and streets northwest. alongside our
wharf
1900 tons Of Anthracite Broken Coal to be de-
liTered. as needed, TO East Station Works
Twelfth and N streets southeast. on tracks in our
yard
STEAM COAL
lS0 tons Of best quality Steam Coal. TO be de-
liyered, as needed, 20 our East Station Works
Twelfth and NJ streets southeast. on tracks In our
yard.
Shipments to West Station to be made in barges
acceptable 10 this Company. and payments 70 be
made on Washington Gas hght Ccmpany's weights
Shipments 10 East Station viii be paid for accord
ing 70 initial railroad weights
All Of the aboTe-named Goals TO be in gross tons
Of 2.259 lbs each.
Contractors for any of The above enumerated Goals
viii be required 10 give ample security 10 this Com
pany for faithful fulhllmeGt Of contract.
The Washington Gas Light Company reSerres the
right to accept any reject any OF all bids.
al proposals 20 be sealed and addressed TO the
Washington Gas Light Company. and marked Pro
posals for Coal"
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Eh2l-lstexS
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
S. pEPART,rE,

PROPOsALs.-U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AG-
riciltlre. Oface Of the Secretary Washington. d
C., March s. l9S-Sealed proposals will BE- re-
ceived at the Office Of the DisburSing Clerk until
D. m. WEDNESDAY. April II 1908. for fur
nishing supplies during the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1909, as follows: Stationery laboratory
lumber and packing boxes. fue and ice painters
plumbers. electrical supplies; furniture and map
frames forage. car seals. &c. brOous. brushes
&e. Hover pCts: cleaning carpets. washing towels
and waste raper. hags instruments. towers and
lanterns. printing and hthographing material
Full information furnished on application TO the
Disbursing Clerk Bids must be sealed and ad-
dressed % the Secretary OF Agriculture. in ac-
cordance with instructions given on schedules
JANIS WILSON, Secretary. zhll. i,aps
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
New York.
New Orleans.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by z. T. Hutton & Co.
members q the New YORK Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board q Trade g. Bowie Chipman. man
ager. 1901 street northwest
Chicago. March 2--The market was hcaU IN the
'ary trading and developed some selling pressure
the weakness u fortisu markets. rinors q
financial tr0Gble abroad IN the grain trade. IsiIss
m Kansas and predictions of more rains and oa
spot trade. Later fair recovery vas influenced
by frmness IN corn. and the excited advance in
hog prodGcts. with some talk of export business
Corn was qJlet and about steady during The
morning showing some selling pressure With wheat.
bat later developed decided strength. With reports
q hug hy lerye interests and covering q shcTts.
Oats were fairy active and weak early on favor
able weather rerorts. and adrices ~ fairy good
seeding progress in the SCIthwest hgt later were
quite drn. sspathizins with the advance in other
grain.
There was an excited trade IN hogs and an ex-
treHely strong market- There was further sharp
advance in live hogs. rcpUrts Il rather moderate
offerings from the country. while me advance iu
product brought u heavy covering. particularly in
the afternoon. pIices advancing rapidly.
Nrrrr A
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia Washington ID. c.
March II. l9S.-Sealed proposals win be
received until WEDNESDAY, April IS 1915
at O'Clock .. m. az this Office for fur
nishing supplies for Of the various branches
0f the Government Of the District Of Columbia
Tor the fiscal year beginning July !, 1908 and end
Eng June 20. 1909. follows: Stationery; blank
forms and printing: school books; furniture: and
house furnishings hardware and tinWare: miscel-
laneous photographic supplies, rubber stamps
flags. and athletic goods. &c): plumbing material ;
groceries and provisions: boots and shoes: drugs
chemicals, &c; glass, paints. yainishes. &c: lum-
ber; fresh meat. cOrned beef. &c. fuel: dry goods
Ice; electrical supplies saddlery. leather wheel
wright supplies. &c; forage: kindergarten supplies
and laundry work. Blank forms Of proposal and
specifications viii be ready for distribution March
SS-these and all necessary information can be
obtained at the Office Of the Property Clerk d.
Q, District Building HENRY B. T. AIACFAR-
LAND HENRY L. WEST. JAY ]. MORROW.
COMMISSIONERS ID. c. mil % 81 ans
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
TEAMS WANTED.

WANTED-TEANS TO HAUL BRICKS. APPLY
az once. WEST BROS BRICK CO.. south end
Of New Highway Bridge Va. mh2s5t
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE N EFFECT FEBRUARY & laOs
Leave Washington New Union station
$50 a. H. and 800 A. m.-Daiy-Au points On
Norfolk and Western; alo Knoxville. Chattapoora
and Memphis
I'D =. m--Daily- Roanoke, Bristol. Winston
Salem knoxville. Chattauocga. Nashville Memrbis
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining cars
For N0rf0Lk-Leave Washington SD a. n dalv.
usi5 A. N. daily, S4l p. m. dssly. Arrive Norfolk
Il % a.. H.. 5-1o p ~. I3.i5 "a N.
40 p m--Daly- -BeIFyElle Lugay. Shenandoah
Tains from the Southwest aniye SIS a u. and
u1o p N.
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue Bond Budinrl
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
EIeven smaIIpox Cnser.

Eleven cases OF smallpox were reported
to the health department yesterday. all
negroes They are Laura F. Hudson. TSi
Seventh street southeast: Pierce NJ. Hud-
son. 761 Seventh street southeast: Lillian
Giles. IA Quande- place southeast: Nettie
Giles Edna Giles. and Edward Giles. all
of IA Quander place southeast; Mary 5.
Jones. As Franklin street northwest: Pris-
ella Sims, l12 Quander place southeast:
Mary Chisholm, 1873 Thirteenth street
northwest; Alberta Johnson. 1923 Thir-
teenth street northwest, and Allen Moore.
Chain Bridge road. Mary Chisholm and
Alberta johnson were convalescent when
discovered
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY,

NOIh- Fuhished oniy = information. aud not
so T.. Nc. q o. LIMITED. Daily-Fast YES
ubule tTalu. Pullman seepeTs to Lexington Lotlis-
vile. Cincinnati, indiana V0lis ChicagO and ~
Louis. Connection Tor Virginia Hot springs Pull
man cars Louisville 10 Nashville. Mempnis and New
orleans. Dinlns cars. q IA carte serFice
u.0 I. M--t- r. y. LlMIIED Daiiy-Solid
vestlbule tram Pullman oleepcrs 70 Clncinuafi
Lexington, and Louisville. Compartment sIreTgpq
car 20 suginia Hot springs week Qaya Dining cars
Ia carte service Pullman Sleepers Cincinnati 10
chicago ana ~ LOUIS. and Louisville 10 Me4nUhis
Nashville. and New Orleans
reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
Omces, 5l3 pennsylvania avenue. &c litl street
near r, and New Julon Station. 1eiephones Main
i3se Tor Washington Terminal Cab Service and Main
loo L-Js Tor 4. 4 o. IlCkef fl.ace.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
TICKET OFFICE: lin rENNA AVE

TlChEr OFFICE: IN rENNA AVE
Notice-FolloWiug schedule not guaranteed
II os A. n. Daily-Seabosrd Man. Through coaches
and Pullman sleepers 70 savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleepers Washington 10 T 4mlct and Ham
lei 10 Atlanta Parlor TO Pinehurst- Dining
cars.
rs p. NJ Daiy-Seaboard Florida Limited. Solid
Pullman train through 10 Jacksonville and ST Ap-
gustine. Also through sleepers 10 Pinehurst. Al.
lanta. Birmingham and Memphis. Dining cars
go T.. N. Dsily-Sedboard Express Coaches and
Pullmans 10 Savannah ard Jacksonville.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

SIT WANTED FEMALE
BY EXPERT STENUGRAPHER AND TYPIST:
D years experience BOX l. Herald once mhsl-st
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
RInkeIr IN be nockca

The torpedo boat BlsSely has been in
jUred by torpedo while engaging in
msneuvers at St. JOseph's Bay. Fla, and
she has gone TO Pensacola, where it viii
be necessary 10 dock her. A report OF the
accident received at the Navy Department
yesterday from Capt. Z. c. Henmer. CON-
mandant of the Pensacola yard. did not
give any further details Of the accident
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
HITZ WILL MADE PUBLIC.
Filed for Probate Yesterday-BOoks
TO a Nephew.

The viii OF John Hitz Of the Volta
Bureau. who died March ., dated March
9, 1889, was filed for probate yesterday.
To Dr. Henry Is. Hitz, a nephew. Of Mil
waukce. Wis. Is beaueathed certain valu-
able books. manuscripts. &c. and the
testator directed the distribution of other
books and paintings.
The Society Of the New Jerusalem Of
Washington IS named IS residuary
legatee, and Justice Barnard. of the Su-
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia,
a long time friend of the deceased, is
named as executor.
BY viii dated June 13. 1907. Rev. Charles
Alvin Smith. late pastor Of Peck Me-
morial Church. fled yesterday for probate,
devises his entire estate 10 his wife. Mrs.
Agnes X. Smith. and names her executrix.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
POLICE COURT NEEDS CASH.
Prisoners Must Remain UnIried Tn
til Fall. Otherwise.

Request will be forwarded to Congress
to-day by the Commissioners for a def
cheney appropriation Of $500 for the
Police Court
Justice Kimball. of the Police Court.
reported to the Commissioners yesterday
that with the close OF the present jury
term. on April 3, the appropriation for
the payment Of jurors will be virtually
exhausted The Commissioners were ask
ed TO make request for a deficiency appro-
priatiOn OF S2,5o0
Unless such an appropriation is made.
prisoners win have TO remain in Jail until
the commencement Of the next fiscal year.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
aunrnntinc Is Suspended.

The President has suspended for one
week the quarantine recently established
against Cuba. The announcement OF the
action was made after a conference pc
tween Secretary Taft and the President
yesterday afternoon. Gov. Magoon has
protested against the quarantine, saying
it was unnecessary.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-31
ASSIGNEE,S SALE

ASSIGNEE's SALE OF THE STOCK OF GENTS,
FURNISHINGS. CLOTHING HATS AND
ALL TIE FIXTURES IN ANT UPON PRFNf
ISIS NO. 61 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV
PURSUANT to an order passed in e1uitv cause No
Zb5s, the undersigned assignee offers for sale fo-
cash by sealed bids all the stock and fixtures in buk
IN and upon premises No 62l PENNSYLVANIA ave NV
6eIns the premises heretofore occupied by Loeb q
Co; the said stock and fixtures viii be subiect 10
examination by prospective bidders on FRIDAV
March q. and SATURDAY. March q betwean ,bs
houIs Of 5 and ,. m. and the sealed bids will h.
opened on MARCH 81. Each bic must he acorn
panied by certified check in the sum Of 500
SAMUEL TALBERT. ASSIGNEE
Jenifer Building
9Th and d sts NV
WOLF & ROSENBERG.
Attorneys for Assignee nb2sa