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FOR SALE.

One good gentle farm mule, fol
cash or on time. See
JOSEPH EDWARDS.
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HIS
CASE |NCURABLE
Whole Body Raw with Eczema
Life was lntoIerabIe-Was Even
Incased in Plaster Discharged
from Hospitals as Hopeless.
SUFFERED IA YEARS
CURED BY CUTICURA

my son Owens life
was made intoleTs
able by eczema in
its worst foMn. He
was all right until
a red rash broke
out on his fore
head, but we were
not alarmed at first.
Very soon, however,
the rash began to
spread over his head
and shoulders, and
it caused him great
r A>1~
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For Electric Motors and placing same
1n commission sec Jno. s. Dortch.
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7A-MEss Annie Abernethy~
7B-Misst Kate Lewis
oA-Miss Lizzie Brooks.
6B-Miss Lucy Webb.
5A-Miss Clara Spicer.
5B-Miss Charlotte Ireland.
4A-Miss Minnie Slecumb.
4B-Mrs. w. l.. Morris.
3A-Miss Mary Scott Munroe.
3B, Sec. II-Mrs. Mary B. Griswcld.
3B, Sec. miss Rebecca A. Ham
phrey.
SECoND GRADE TEACHERS.
Mrs. M. %. Humphrey.
Miss Sarah L. Kirby.
Miss Elise Fulghum.
FIRsF GRADE TEASH ERs< \
Mrs. Mariana G. Gareissen.
Miss Annie Farrior.
Miss Susie Fulghum.
Miss Mary Gray.
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HIGH SCHOOL.

PrincipaI-John L. Hathcock.
English-Miss Francis Towers.
History-Miss Florence Mayerberg.
Latin-Miss Jennie Royal.
Matheinatics-Miss Maria Grah am.
Scienee-Miss Nellie Cobb.
Music and Ora wing-Miss Elizabeth
Coleman.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
WILL RESEMBLE Il FORT.
Police Station in Varick Street WM
Hare Ram parts.

Hoppin Koen. designers Of the new Ponce
Headquarters. filed yesterday with Buno'nss gu
perin.endent Murphy plans for the proposed ponce
station 10 he built at varick and Beach streets for
the sth Precinct and to replace the station IN
Leonard street which is an old New YORK iaho-
mark The proposed building is to be an emoattied
STRUCTURE Of i've stories with ramparts and but
tr.sses Gothic IN design and finished with peaked
roof II will somewhat resemble the fortike build
,nr rlanned for the old Tenderoin police squad In
sth .treet II will be of brick. with terra Gotta Or
lamentations 1t will front 107 feet on Beach street
and 100 feet Varick street.
The main entrance on Beach street VIII be IN
closed in an ornamental porch flanked with brack-
cts carrying torches with large globed lamps
glazed with bottle green glass. The muster room
on the main floor will be two stories high. There
will a garage in the rear opening on TO a central
court The station will have quarters for the dis
trict inspector and the three upper floors viii be
fitted as dormtories. and part OF the basement will
be fitted messroom. The building Will also
have two stories of cells for male and female
prisoners. 1t is to cost $l75 200.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

Isaac H. Cary has sold for G. ". Rudkin to the
Plymouth Church Corporation Nos 266, 26S and 30
Pearl st, Brooklyn. The property will be used
site for the Mayfower Mission, which has
been crowded out of Its old location In Jay street
TO make way for the Manhattan Bridge
Robert Farrell has sold for c. S. Knapp No. 22s
East 18th st. Clarendon Road. Brooklyn, a
two family brick house: No. $40 East 2Sth St, be-
tween Clarendon Road and Ave. D; No. 342 East
2sth ST. two family brick house, adjoining the
above. and for Metzendorf e. Metzendorf, No. 34S
East 2sth st, two family brick house
The Mclaughlin Real Estate Company sold to
out Of town buyer a plot e0x1oo feet, on the
north side Of Crawford ave, between Ocean Park
way and East 9TH st., Brooklyn.
Richard r. Plum has sold for A. D. Small No
GO Bainbridge St, Brooklyn, a three story brown
stone dwelling house.
The Rockaway Parkway Company has sold to
out of town buyers, mostly from Newburg, N y,
and Trenton, n. J.. twenty lots in Brownsville,
seventeen OF them being the north side OF
Stanley ave, between Bristol and Chester sts
The sales also included plot at the northwest
corner of Stanley ave. and Bristol st. and the
northwest corner of Canarse Road and Church
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

DAINsFoRD, ROSA E.-Tne People Of the Stat. .,
II New York. by the grace OF God free and ints-
individually and trustee under will Of Rosa z
Rainsford for George ID Rainsforl: Rosa Rainstori
Martin and Mari Ann Reynolds Francis speir. indl-
Rainsford for George D. RatnEford. Rosa Rainsso-f
Martin and Mary Ann Reynolds; William T. Innes IN
dfyfduay and as trustee under the last viii and tssta
ment of Rosa z Rainsford for George D.. Rai1sford-
Rosa Rainsford Martin and Mary Reynolds; Rosa
Rainsford Martin. Mary Ann Reynolds. National Tenn
George Rainsford Martin. John Ralph Martin. womans
Union Missionary Society Of America for Heather
Weir Bliss. Edward p Reynolds. George REYNOLDS
Arthur Reynolds. Jessie Gilman. joan Hamilton
eivaI Morell. Anna Maria Morel Fannie LOUISA Jones'
James Clendenning. Lydia CIenIsnn1ng. Mary Service
Ella Speir Morrow Robert W. Speir. Adele Bliss Louis
Dean Spetr. Theodore Speir CInnett. Jane Watson.
Jeannie S. Salisbury. Louisa Dean Salisbury Eleano
Westervelt. Elizabeth Agnes Allan Helen G. Alan
in the estate Of Rosa E Rainsford late of the Caa
OF New York. deceased creditors. legatsss o.
kin or otherwise. send greeting:
You ard each Of you hereby cited ard required
personally to be and appear before Surrogate ot
the County OF New York at the Surrogates Court ct
OF New York. on the 18th day OF June. 1905 al hat
past o'clock in the forenoon day then ard
proceedings OF George D. Rainsford. Katharine Rains
ford. William T 1nnes and Francis Sper
Of the last will and testament Of said deceased and
such OF you hereby cited under o,
twenty-one required appear by your guar
dian, II you have one. IL you have appear
and apply for to be appointed event q
your neglect or failure to 90 so guardian will be
pointed by the Surrogate 70 and act for yoa
In the proceeding
In testimony whereof we have caused the seal 81
the Surrogates Court OF the said County 2,
New York TO be hereuntO affixed Witness
IL 81 Hon Charles Fl. Beckett. a Surrogate ot our
said county. at the County OF York. ths
24th day OF April. OF Lord ors
thousand nine hundred and eight
DANIEL J. DOWDNET.
Clerk OF the SurTogates court
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
BUYS BIG ISLIP TRACT.

William II. Moffltt has bought $50 Of land
in Islip, northeast of the railroad station and east
of the Islip Highway. running toward Hauppauge
The tract lies between the South Shore Rail-
road and the Middle Line Railroad. and is four
and half miles long and about half mile wide
The property adjoins the Sheppard Knapp estate
and the Plumb estate the north.
Mr.. Mofitt intends to subdivide the tract into
parcels OF one-half, and two for gar
den and villa sites,
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
REALTY NOTES.

Benjamin r. Lummfs has leased FOR the owner
the three story and basement building NO. AZ west
S3d ST. for a term of years, to the A. & D. Restau-
rant Company, Incorporated
The Manhattan plans for new buildings repor'eu
Yesterday comprise a five story flour warehouse. 10
he but for James Doyle, owner at the north
east corner Of Tenth and 2sth st.. at cost Oh
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

trolled by Henry L. Felt and James r. Mulnern'
are going build Immediately four six story eieVA
tor apartment houses, each about 100 feet square
They will cover the two block fronts on the west
side Of Audubon ave-. between 17eth and l7sth sts
The operations have been financed by A. L. Nor
decai & Son through the Realty Mortgage Com
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
TO IMPROVE TWO HOUSES.

Plans have been filed for enlarging the three
story and basement dwelling house No. 597 West
End ave, owned by c. Albert Jacob, and for re-
modelling the old-fashoned four story house No.
341 West 18th ST and installing a plumbing
plant the Improvement being made for william
Waldorf Aster owner Benjamin Pickensieper
and Clarence Seifert the architects.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
m The BROKERAGE MARKET.

DIR. Ward Bryant Hoag is the buyer OK NO. izo
West S1st st. recently sold by Adele Peck
Mrs. A. Honig has sold the four story oouoie
nathouse No 800 East 18th St, lot Nx101 feet.
Charles A. Weber has sold for a Mr. Klein NO.
$40 East 14sth ST.. five story 1athouse. on iot
25x100, to a Mr. Sottong.
Clara L. Owen has sold No. 2442 Lorard fiace'
a two story frame two family house. on lot 2bx
9IS.6
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF xrw --~---
L the grace Of God. free ard fndsnsnTa-." IORK BY
Butler Virginia Butler Lillian Louisa ~. 70 dslsn =
Wetherill. James C1inch Smith. Ella D lam Kate
White. Corne.ia 3. Butler. Lawrence po Besxfs
Stewart Butler. Susan Louisa H,,n,...er Chaf.s
Nerillon. Yoande Msron. Marie Jossub S4a cnars
Marie Pierre cnch Hsrfllon. sara Sl~ot Led I'D Aeron
neIis Stewart Osborne. Lawrence woods'qgorne Cor
Harold Sayrc Osborne. Ernest Baxter 0,s1u csbo-ns
Evarts Butler and Charles r. soutnr1ays m Nsrws,
heirs and next Of kin of Anna O. Cncs ne sxectors
greeting Whereas. maxwell Evsrt. ,Isseeased s.u4
Orange New Jersey has lately sppI,se ~ of sosss
instrument writing. dated N. 1s savs csrra,,
1879 and four codcils thereto dated res.sy Q, Ansus
ruary 10Th. 1851 June f2fh. 1898: Fehr,-
and November 24th 1897. relating 10 bo.b Eth 1880
sonal property. fn1y proved the Ias, ut' and p.
Of Anna G. Clinch late co,,t snd Tssta-
deceased therefore and each Of vor er Yors
before the Surrogate OF COUNT =. slesd
his ONCE In the Comfy Of New YORK ~, N forx az
day Of June. thousand hundrss s niaetsnt5
half ten O'Clock IN the forenoon of % sight At
and there 70 attend the probate me sa,S as hen
Testament. And such Of you hsrsso s. Wig and
under the Of twenty-ons years are S,sf are
to appear and apply for 10 - - you hav.
the even. of your neglect or fsEr y, APPOINTED Or -
will be Appointed by the Surrosate 10 guardian
for In the proceeding IN testimony rB.Tt and
caused the seal Of the Surrosates coJrs -. Ns hags
County OF View York 20 bs ol tns sad
n. g. Witness. Hon. Charles n Perts,, -no no s1rst
Of said County OF New " = surrogate
County the 23d day Of April In year 40 & az aatt
thousand nine hundred and eight - 'Ds Lord one
DANIEL J. Dowpvr~
Clerk Of the surro1ass. e.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Findlay ave S. 90 g of 183th st: for ten
= story frame dwelling houses. 2ox9Z each'
Thornton Bros Co. owner 1eorse ~ ~.... ~ $50, ,oot
=.
legth st S s. 122.6 IT of College ave; for two
. story frame dwelling houses. 20x5I each
src615sSt ThGTpsop Bros Co. owner: george 10000
l49th st S s. 149 of St AIMS ave: foa
three story brick tenement houses, 4ohoo
Zach MoGrehead tSns'raeuon 12o ooc
Tier st S s. 2g7 so # of King ave; Tor a
~ story frame sMer Wwerins and apshItect 5000
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

y1ToDHY FREDERICK-THE PEOPLE OF TN,
wv state Of New York. by the grace OF Goa az az
and independent. to Mary scheu 23s East 4sth .. 80
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City. a erssi.N..
Frederick wodey. deceased. and 10 ali other cr.S
itors OF Frederick Wcdey. deceased lsfs - -
f,ity OF Newark State OF New Jersey II anv n. -
names unknown to petitioner. and ths Cors
troler OF the State OF New York greeting W
and each OF you hereby cited and required sss
sonaliy to be and appear before surrogat. !,
the County Of New York at the surrogates Court -
said County, held at the Hall OF Records In ~.
County OF New York. on the 18th day OF July fas
half-past o'clock in the forenoon OF thar
then and there show why Ancilarv ra,s.--..
Testamentary should be granted and isz1sd -
Henry Ringhof Jr, Executor Of the last WIN ~.
lament and CodciI OF Frederick Wodey. deceased a.,
Of City OF Newark, state OF New Jersey ana
such ot you are hereby cited as under the az,
Of twenty-OEe years. required appear bv vo1-
II have II you mona
appear and apply for to be appointed or In ~
event Of your neglect or failure DO a guards,
will be appointed by SGrrogats 70 represent s7s
act you in the proceeding
In testimony whereof. have caused the Seal a,
the Surrogates' Court OF the said County \,
TX. 81 New York be hereunto affixed Witness
Hon Abner G. Thomas a Surrogate Of ar
said County the County OF New York. the a0tb
day OF May in the year Of our Lord thousazi
nine hundred and eight DANIEL J. DOWDNET
Clerk OF the Surrogatss Court
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
NEW FIFTH AVENUE PROJECT.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintend-
ent Murphy for making over the four story and
basement house No 553 9Th ave into a six story
studio building. with stores the ground floor
and equiiping the remodelled structure with ele-
vator service. The improvements to be made
for ". w. Owens owner, cost of 81 900.
b. W Ievitan is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

William H. Jasper has been appointed receiver OF
the rents of Nos 2s3 and 245 West ll6th St. six
story tenement house. in action brought by
Mary Hershield against William Hubbnett and
others 10 foreclose a mortgage Of $1,000
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION E;s' 'Ioposals - sal =
I inxton ID C. June l9os-sealsJ. ro5u Saturcay'
,scstves AZ thts oracs until Il oeloeh EsInS Esetro
June 20th 1905 supplying ana ever Bridge DTS M
d G. Blank forms OF proposals az room no m ~
n.cs.s.ry nformatfon be ootaiHS~ n ACF ARLANps
iSi.friSt Fsuilding HENRY BFSSSvxr comm ssonAAe
HENRY =. WEST. JAY J. AOHSN0'
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF Nrvr vo----
IL the grace Of God free snd infspsrss-, Xxx. 5Y
sussnnah Reeecca Dowsst:. Alfred Birehes ave. Lyts
ees Louisa Hedges Henry Walter Mann i.11n - frsn
Mann Franklin Joseph Kirkland. Edwin No.. Sirchstt
land Franklin Joseph Kirkland. Jr Hsr-s ner e Eirt
Kirtand Linda Elizabeth Kirkland Hise c1Srz gsFora
Kirkland AItana Frances Birehett Alfred s.Fat
Comptroller OF the stats OF New YORK and 10 IN u.
In the Estats Of James Btrchsft p-fns
County OF New York. deceased, creditors =, hs
OF kin otherwise send greeting: Ts@tees.
You and each OF sou are hereby cited and -...
personally 10 be and appear before our slrSss sad
County Of New York az the suuosates Court - "a. %.
New York the Both day Of Jure. f9gs a. s..ay 0c
ten o. clock OF that dav rs- ssr
10 attend judicial settlement of aceor,s mere
xeedincs OF United states Trust Company of ~ @
Executor of the Last VIII and Testament of zait o1 az
and such Of you hereby cited are un6sr
twenty-Oua years required 70 auoear - age ot
GUARDIAN II you one II you have nons ~, yoIs
and apply for be appointed. or n - "yp-ar
OF your neglect failure DO a e1ssr5fa. ese1t
appointed by the Surrogate represent and aef -
in the rrofeefing ia
In testimony whereof caused the ss.t .. .
Surrozates' Court Of the said C1,5fv - q tae
IL. s. York be hereunto affixed Wrrs~. ysv
Abner G. Thomas, a Surrogate of ar IN IN,
County at County OF New York, the e,h a. ssd
May the OF Lord thousand nins bssss =
and eight DANIEL J. DCwDNEv
Clerk OF the Surrogates' CTer-.
STEWART q SHEARER. Attorneys foT Accounting p
ecutor. 45 Wall Street New York City. ~
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

TUE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK b.
4 the OF God. free and Independent. 70 Jnlls
Dsnziger. SieEfrted Danziger Casper Danzger Arnos
Mortz Schneider. George Schneider. Hugo Schneiet'
Aired Schneider Grets GottsChak. Edith Sussknc Ger
hard Danzizer Lil or Elisabeth) Danztzer Eva D4n
Gertrude Danzigsr. Mount Sinai Hospital In me C ol
New York. Montefore for Chronic Invalds U -
City OF New York Hebrew Orphan Asylum. In the ~
New York. Hebrew Technical Institute. IN the tt :.
New York. Educational Alliance. in the City of ~. ~
York Hebrew SheItsring Guardian society. IN tns ~
OF New York. Congregation Bnei Jeshurn
Malwine Schneider Johanna Franks. Gaelic CONF W W..
Tor MOritz) Dsnziger. Salli Danzger Grea Hunss,
Johannes Jakob Danziger. Hugo Danziser Selma 5,-
sky. Bruno Danziser. Alfred DanziseT Lyds b..
Elsa Danziger GGnther schneider MaIly Schneider
Gottschak. M-rgot SussSfud. Hannah R'sentna So.
Rosentha Moses Rnsenthal. Frances Davis rose Ts,
Danziser. late Of the county Of New York ,s:
creditors Iegatees Of kin otherwise send eIf
You and each Of you hereby cited ara ~ ~.
personally be and appear before our Surrosae
County OF New York at the Surrozatss Court Of az
County. held the Hall Of Records IN the 49,
New York. the seventh day Of July istc' a. snf
there 10 attend judicial settlement q tne \,
proceedings Of Virginia Danziger and Wian Hys ~ d.
Executors OF the Last Will and Testament or ",is-
ceased and YOU hereby cted a. 49, a. ~
the age twenty-ons years required 20 spp s,rs
guardian. II Eou have one or n YOU - .. rs
TO and apply for u be appointeo vii
be appointed by the Surrogate 10 represent ana a. "
you in the proceeding -, ..,y - tss
In testimony whereof have caused me Se SEA !, S
surroSates' Court OF the said County Of Ne" 10'A
hereunto affixed. .-,.. - eur
Witness Hon. Abnsr C Thomas surrosavTs T-E q -
said County at the County or \sw S ISrf =
n. s. l4th day OF May. IN the wear ol V-' 49,
DANIEL J. DOVpNE1..
Clerk OF the Surrogates So.'
GROSS 4 sNEUpAIRA Attorney fer ExeeG,Ot,. S t,.v
proadUay Borough q Manhattan. New AOiN
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
Unfmnished II partn.ents to Let.
NEWARK,

(,LINToN HILL sEcTIoN.-sIx ROOM FLAT; STEAM
y all improvements newly rent
reasonable. Inquire III Ridsewood ave, Newark. ~ D.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
auction Sales of Real Estate.

4 UcTIoN sALp 400 BUILDING LOTS. soMER-
"a Vile, " j. Write reservng tickets, free special
". c. REEVES & CO, i24 E. 23d st.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
Real Estate Loans.

ENKsT AND SECOND MORTGAGE MONEY TO
= Ioan applications from principals only GEORGE
n EHRGOIT. i5s Broadway. Tel. 35s2-3 cortiandt
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
Furnished Houses to Let-Countr
Country Property for Sale.
Country Property to Let.

HAINEs FALLS, CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
ATTRACTIVE modern cottage tfurnished): seven bed
rooms; 6ath BAN kitchen etc Exceptionally good water
overlooking Twilight links etc Eo,,
hours from New York. Rent, S45O. Apply owner
t C PENN, 142 W. NN.'
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
WILL IMPROVE BLOCK FRONTS.

The Washington Heights Development and I'm
provement Company a corporation which is con
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

y,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW t 1oFS' - ths
Il the grace OF God free and indepsnlen.' SStvss-
Francis Asbury Palmer Fund. Ceceli4 F5.rJx and
ter d Hustled and David F. Miles as v-Jii4r,
Executors OF James r. Palmer. deceaSSI, -s-~stsry
Anderton elizabeth p Auderton. WooG!tN Sbristisr
ASSOCIATION Palmer Christian CoIeGe Cn1.--szatIonsl
COLLEGE Trustees Hamilton college y51-ssTrhesr
Sunday School and PUBLISHING SocletS--, tTs~sn rfor
County Temporary Home for DesttHte InS-r Pres
byterian Hospital the CITY or New 1VtsS-trtr Ken
Church OF BEDFORD New York, and Eo1TIC nC-1sfv
neiv as administrator of Francs ~. ssrate q
ceased and 10 all persons interested IN NsN YORK
Franct. Palmer Of the county .-vvfss ser.
deceased as creditors. next OF KIN OF
greeting -. .t.ag ard rscuiret
the County New York at the SuLS a., rhs County
said county held Hall of Rsc9r1s. IeSS AZ ha
OF New York on 21st day OF July - ,ner ari
mast tHn O'Clock in forenoon or thas account of
there 10 attend a judicial settemsnt ot - ABBOTT az!
proceedings Charles J. DaN Win I,sr vii ard
Richard r Kelly. executors or tl0 - ven as are
Tss.an,eut ot said deceased: and slch o. 80
are required appear BY your a1nlv for ors
one or IL YOU have to appear an nsxIect oc
70 be APPOINTED or the event OF SSoo,tsf by ths
failure 10 do a guardian viii pc ,Ss proceed
Surrosats 10 represent and act for you J" ~
ing ,.,s .,yssf the sea- =.
en-. Court OF the said County Nv khner
IL 81 c. Thomas surrogats s o5 ,Ss s3th day ot
AZ the County OF New NoTk. sne,5 80 nin. hgn-
Nav IN the year OF Lord one tnouS
dred and eight <-,rv DOwDNEY
S-,.-t ~ the SurroSates CO--s
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
Proposals.

l .. ENGiNEER OFFICE. ROOM FIT ARMY RTTII D
no.als fnr nork n X June 0. 1s0s-Sealed pro-
so ios VIII De received at this until Il. nm.
sI: ie' aha then publicly opened
Si'suon' 1ohN @. D. KNIGHT. Gel EnEra w ~
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Parker ave. 8. 1TS 1t n W or Westcnester
ave 25x130 r Emory Clocke, attorney, loans
Amelia Stelnmet6 -
of 435 map of sec A, Fyse estate, Bronx
Abe G. Michaels loans Sadie Aaron.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
GOLDEY COLLEGE
DAILY NEWS

New students are enrolling for next
week. the "drst of November"-a pop
ular time for students to enter the
commercial and shorthand depart
ments.
r. H. FoolSs has done good work in
the business branches. Specimens of
his bookkeepings and penmanship are
in the show case In front of the College
offices and are attracting very favor
able comment. 1t is not sample" work.
written for exhibition purposes but
represents the daily work handed in
by Mr.. Fooks while on his final exam
nations in the commercial department.
Miss Bessie Macdonald. shorthand
graduate, accepted a responsible posi-
tion yesterday as stenographer and
typewriter operator in the offices of the
H. X. Mulford Co. Philadelphia. This
firm is employing 90 graduates of Col
.dey College.
+. e. Warrington, one of the three
instructors IN arithmetic, speaks high
y of the work of his students IN
Domestic and Foreign Exchange" "
They are taking up now Duties and
Customs" Goldey College is noted
for thorough work in arithm etc. which
is one of the most important branches
in a business mans education.
w. z. Douglas. commercial princi-
pal, gave the students a very valuable
talk this morning on the subject OF
Business Letter writing"
Tonight at o'clock the football team
will give a Box Social in the CONNER
cial department. Students and grad.
uates are cordially invited.
Yesterday several graduates accepted
good positions.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
DEMOCRATS RALLY IN
THE SECOND WARD

A mass meeting in the hail of the
Liberty Fire Company's house, presided
over by Representative Benjamin B.
Allen. was held Wedn. sday night by
the Democrats Of the second ward. l..
Irving Handy. candidate for Congress,
DR.. II. G. Buckmaster, who is running
for representative; Thomas NJ Mona-
CHAN. candidate for Senator from tho
Second district. and william b. Megear,
candidate for insurance commissioner.
addressed the assembled voters.
Mr.. MeGear. in his address, depicted
the conditions in his home, Duck Creek
hundred, as typical Of those existing
all over the state. He declared that
of the five hundred Republicans in thar
division. but a hundred and fifty were
white ana that the negroes were an
huenced bv various Unfair methods, 10
vote the Republican ticket
Mr.. Handy said that most of the
legislation passed by me Republicans
during the.- twelve continuous years
i'm power. had been beneficial TO thu
trusts. Referring to ,csal conditions,
he declared in part: We have ono
man who. although a resident of tho
State for but six years. absolutely aio-
tates Republican policies in Delaware.
T. Coleman dupont.
Evening journal., 1908-10-30
MUST KEEP Off
The STREETS
No FrOlickine Masqueraders
Will be Seen Halloween
Without Police Escort

There will be no Halloween this
year as in previous years. That is a
settled fact. The police viii enforce
strict orders. issued by Chief of Po-
lice George Black, and woe betide the
unfortunate found on the street in a
mask Unless the merrymakers are
escorted by a policeman. arrest will be
their fate. There win he no frolicking
on the streets and those who have
anticipated a free rein on this of all
nights in the year. will be treated 10
disappointment.
The masked carnival on Market
street will be missed. Political pa
rades will take its place.
The main reason why the police in
tend TO be so strict tomorrow night
IS because of the proximity OF the
election. They fear that some people
might take advantage OF their dis
guise and commit depredations which
thcy would not otherwise think OF
doing. and thereby cause trouble.