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New-York tribune., 1908-02-20

are Buckley. Duncan & Co. 1890; Chemicai PAPER
Company $780, and Regal Company. so""' Inc
initial outstanding liabilities of the firm are sain
to be nearly 100000 and the assets of the ni1n arc
paced at half that amount. Judge Hough aP-
pointed William II. Sears receiver, with po'o
of $4,000
James Kildar No. 1877 East S9th street nded a
voluntary petition, showing liabilities OF sln allo
assets of So The principal creditors are nIaI
tin McAndrews. of Baltimore. 500. and 70 81 n.s @
Roeber S467. The assets consist of cash. y H. ana
clothing. se5 -. -ro,..t
An involuntary petition was fled against ieltel
baum & Rothenberg. No. 12S Essex street, oy cIeu
itoTs with claim. follows: PatChogue MdlIu,
featuring Company. S35T j. H Bromley. slI., ald
Robert Lewis & Co.. Sf54 Transfer OF asstts @ atn
preferences is alleged Lawrence h ooheh was
An involuntary petition filed against Wllll9m
z Finn. No So Nassau street. by creditors. Win
claims as follows f. H. Ogden Lumber tonpa,IHE'
$500; E. Bradley Currier. ST. 4S9, and Courtney MI
lard. $500. The transfer of real estate on me
northeast corner of Fifth avenue and !lth street
for 81 consideration. alleged 10 be an inadequate
amount in view of the value OF the property IS IS
Graves appointed receiver, with bond ot
$500 -, =
An involuntary petition was fled against the {.
H Thompson Manufacturing Company. 4 New
York corpora ton of No. 90 Broadway by creditors
as follows: Charles H. Rich. $146 Samuel S!onin'
$50. and J. Wadsworth Staff. 1897 All OF the
claims based three notes given by the al
gesselschaft, Of Berlin Germany. and assigned to
them. The making of a general assignment Is al
legged as an act of bankruptcy. Jesse watson was
appointed receiver. with a bond of $500
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
SUBURBAN RIDING CLUB PLANS.
Its Home on Washington Heights Is To Be
Enlarged.

The three story clubhouse OF the Suburban Riding
and Driving Club, in Depot Lane, west Of Fort
Washington avenue is 10 be enlarged An eXten-
sion fifty-seVen feet front and seventy-nne feet
deep viii be erected around the present front
YiazZa and furnished as & restaurant for the club
members. This Improvement is TO be made for the
Rexton Realty Company, owner Benjamin C..
Riley 5 the architect.
Plans have also been filed for enlarging the four
story and basement dwelling house No. East SD
street by the addition of a FIVE story and basement
extension The roof of the remodelled structure
will De fitted with a parlor. The improvements
are to be made for Blanche Heller. as owner. and
are to cost $1,000, according the estimate OF
L. c. Holden, the architect.
Plans have also been filed for enlaTging the five
story hotel by the Livingstone estate at the
southeast corner of Seventh 50th street.
Tie Improvements are to be made for the Apollo
Hotel Company, new lessee, and are to cost
s1oGo0 s B. Eiseurath and B. Horowitz the
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
NEW YORK CENTRAL DEFIEs P s c
Says 1t Has No Jurisdiction Over Question
Of Overhead Wires.

re Pubic Service Commission has st lssf heard
from the New York Central & Hudson River Rail
1nao Company IN answer The petition of To,r,
II - bflen, COMMISSIONS Of Water SuppIv Gas
i+Do Eleclflcl'y asking the commission 10 cor,rel
Inc railroad company to its overheard hir}-
i+fsion transmission pole line conductors along
us righ1 OF Way from q point north Of Nacon1h-s
Dam Bridge, along the Harlem River tho FIsrler,
emp Canal and the Hudson River 10 the city line
commissioner o Brlen said that the line was built
IA violation 81 the permit issued by MS predecessor
N MElIam p Ellison, June 1866
The petition was fled almost a month ago and
A@ut by the commission the railroad connanv
! ne corporation IA Its answer denies that Comnlfs-
ssoner o'BTien has ''cognizance or control Of The
'Se and transmission electricity for all UlrpoSs
within the limits of the city New York and Of
the construction therein electrical mains con-
chlls, conductors, subways and Of the erection Of
poles for the transmission OF electricity The ex-
ient Of his authority. says the railroad COMPANY
- purely question OF law Moreover il IS a qIes-
lion with which the Public Service Commission has
power 10 Geal.
The railroad company said that believed II had
right 70 construct the overhead line and that IL
practically. completed when the permit con-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1908

Maracatbo Perry. Maracaibo February Cura-
IL and Ponce l.. Boulton. Bliss q DalIet with
mails and mdse. Arrived the Bar At 90
steamer American Dutch, Markschaeger. Antwerp
February Philip
Bar at 1926 a
Steamer Sarnia Ger Meisner. Monego Bay February
/ Kingston q Colon 3. Greytown Port IdmoH 10.
- the IamnurgAmerican Line, with mails
Princess Irene Petersen Genoa
& Naples Gibraltar 10, Oeirichs 132
cabin and SIG steerage passengers and mdse Arrived at
the Bar 117 D III.
Steamer O.Hda Cuban. Hansen. Gibara February =.
Porto Padre Nuevitas Il Nipe IL. the Niunsou
IS Lire with two passengers and ndse- Arrived at the
a 1880 a N.
steamer Joseph Cuneo Clor Aauadt Antonio
February CuHeo Importing Company
Arrived the Bar at II 30 N.
Steamer Hamilton. Hulphers, Newport News and Nor
folk Old Dominion IS Co, with passengers and
Steamer Apache Staples, Jacksonville February is ard
'larleStOn II clyde with passengers and
i1dse. Passed IN Quarantine S-3s a m
Prlnz EItel Friedrich Ger. Gerdes. Sayar1a
FEBRUARY !, CaTtagena G, Port Ltnon 10. Colon II.
Kingston II Antonio "A and Fortune Island 15 tn
the HamburgA merica Line. with AZ passengers. mails
and rndse. Arrived s;55 a m
FL Norte. 8faxon. Galveston February "a -
the Southern Pacific Company, with Tndse. Passed in
Quarantine Z: 40
Steamer Paunee Swain, Philadelphia 70 tho Clyds So
Co, with mdse- Passed in Quarant~1e At 1907 ?
SANDY Hook. !, Feb 10, go nlVind west moier-
ate breeze dense FOG, rough
SAILED.
Steamers Iamrstoy-n Norfolk ana NevPort News;
Maraval t. Grenada and Trinidad sergipe CBra1 Bar
bados. Para, etc. Cevic lBr. Liverpool; Europa daD
Cuzoo Valparaiso. CaIos. Vaderand tSelgl.
Antwerp Antilles. New Orleans
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
OLD PETELER HOMESTEAD SOLD.

Cornelius G. Kolf has sold for Mrs Z. {. Pete'er
to Miss Isabel Holman of Yonkers. the old Peteer
homestead. in Taylor st, West New Brighton
The Peteler family for long number of years We're
the managers or the old St. Marks Hotel, which
stood on the site Of the Castle Hotel, AT New
Brighton recently burned down. Later they be-
came the owners Of the well known PeteIer' shy
tne-Sea at New Dorp Beach, Staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

Slav-son & Hobbs have sold for Mary 7 Brook
10. 153 West 18th st. four story dwelling house
on d lot 21x1o2.2 feet.
Htnenbrand d Wassoit have sold for s f and
NJ Z. Bernheimer to Harry l.. Rosea No 1897 Sew
enth ave. southeast Of 18TH 81. yo story
double fathoUse, with store. or 4 lot 27>IHO feet
1Iillard Eeit represented the buyer.
Anton Hahn has sold No. 222 East 18th st \ five
story farhouse. a lot 25xI001f feet
n. H. Holbert has sold No. 228 East 115th ST a
nve story tenement house on lot 3azIoo feet
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
BUSINESS TROUBLES

The schedules in the assignment OF the g. H.
Thompson Manufacturing Company dealers in nov
elites and calendars at No. s. West Broadway,
show liabilities. $32.254 nominal assets s403I5 ac-
tual assets 5000
An Involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed
yesterday with the clerk Of the United States Dis
trlct Court against ". II. Hasbrouck & CO. sta-
TONERS and printers. with at No 302 Broad
way and No. q Park Row. The principal creditors
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
Furnished Houses to Let-Countru.

NTORRISTOWN. y. J.-FULLY FURNISHED To-
VI house OF years May ,
best Of town minutes walk station. all
modern improvements Apply 10 OWNER, 125 East 31st
st. New York City.
SSUMNtIT, y. J.-ELEvATION 500 FEET; POPUIA-
- tion 800 IS minutes from New York: 40
each way; I4tcSavanna station 10 minutes
Via Hudson River Tunnel. now house. Ia
baths, stable; rent furnished for
summer. unfinished for longer period. might sell
ROBERT CADE; WILSON, owner.
341 Fifth avenue. York
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
GERMRNlA LIFE LENDS $4,000.

The Gernanis Life Insurance Company has lent
the James Livingstone Construction Company
s12oQ"1 on lot. 25xSS9 feet. the south side Of
9TH st. 40 feet east of Sixth ave.
Hester J Morrison has lent 5000 to 7. Francis
Flood on a lot 25x10o feet. on the west side of
Popharn ave. 1914 feet north Of 176th Both are
building loans.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
HE RRoNx ain nInc pIhne

2l6'h S. 200 Il y Of Tllden ave; two sty
frame tenement house. &jX32, Spitali1 Bros.
oNners Nreeiaad architect .......-..-. $4,000
Martha S, so II Il 2iDth 81: four two sty,
dwiGs, 2ix55 eaehr Norwood nm Really
% oVner; Nreelaue architect -, "a 900
hrb moving picture store. 3tX37.sI. NcolHnd
Amusement Co. owner. Thos ". Lamb archi-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

LONDON, Feb I9-Nnneapos CBr). Neu York.
Salnarang Feb 1SIndus (Br) New York Via Port Natal
GibraItar FEB 19--K6nig Albert (Ger), New for
Naples Genoa
Plymouth. n1--oceanic New
CheTbourg and Southampton
Copenhagen. Feb Il. 8 n--Oscar II DAM New York
Via Christiarsand.
Marseilles Feb 17-Afghanistan CBr,. Fegy York.
Malta. Feb l7-Igovsts.ken CEoT) York
Iona C4taIia
SAILED.
Southampton Feb To- 1920 n--Majestic (Br, New
York Via CherboTg and Queenstown, Kaiser
York CherbouTg
Cherbcurg. Feb 19 nlkaiser Wilhelm II Ger New
tHk
Feb 1s-BeIle Of Scotland Cr) from New
York Baltimore 81 LICiar CalIao,
Hobart, Feb l9-New Orleans (BTl New York Via
st Vincent c y, Auckland, Wellington etc
Southampton. Feb 1e-IaGus tBrl Barbados Colon. etc
New York
Bermuda IS. 10 ? rn-Trtnidsd (Brp. New York.
PASSED
Lizard. Feb 10. a m-Pennsylyania Gen, New York
for Hamburg, Louisiana G'D. New York for Havra
Gibraltar. Feb lS-Principe G Piemonte QtaD. Genoa
Naples New
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The Pretoria. which reported sable Island as 10a
miles of that 40 yestercay. 1s eE
pected 10 dock about 10 q. Frdar-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20

tanning the prohibition OF an overhead system was
granted II also contends that there are much
more dangerous overhead transmission hnes IN Inc
Bronx Queens Brooklyn and Richmond
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
'O-DAY.

Destination and steamer Close IN New York.
Hawaii, japan. Corea. China
Philippine Islands tvia san FRANCISCO
Korea To-day 600 m
Samoan Islands. F;ji Islands
Caledonia via Vancouver and Victoria,
cl-Aorangi. Feb % 500 m
Hawaii tvla San franciscol- Alameda Feb - 500
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China
Philippine Islands Francisco
America Ma-u- Feb =. 500 m
Hawaii, Guam and Philippine Islands
via san Francsco-U S transport. Feb 20 500 m
Tahiti and MarqCesas Islands via
Francisco, Maffposa Mar 6 500 ? IN
New Zealand. Australia
New caledonia san FraucisCcD-by
Australian Matt 500 p m
japan, China Philippine
Islands tva Vancouver and Victoria,
r Cl-Emrress Of Japan. Mar H. 500
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
SurrOgdteS' Notices.

otic .ae g % Of I'll the County Of New
against Matilda A Elder, late Of the County Of New
thereof to the sub,cbor a. Their pacs Of yogeaFs
ing business. the office OF Duer. Strong Whitehead
No 90 Wall Street in the Borough OF Manhattan in
me City OF New York. before the 18th day of
Dated Msw York The @qth Gay Of January 1905
pUER. STRONG & WHITEHEAD. Attorneys for Eu
'S ta1. Ns% York 2V CITY - 's'' Borough OF anhA'
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER G.
L Thomas suTrosats Of the County OF New York.
against Richard Mansfield lats Of tho County Of Ne
a @ To pTSsn' an hs ses sane W %a y0eGs there
Sd Broadsy Borough Of Ianhattan IN The city Of New
York on or or before & TIE 89th n DAY % Of IL april next
-'1. -,s SUSAN i; IANsEIELp. ETecutr,x. Exec
EzseaT g road@a9 New York CITY. Attorneys f''
johnson. w1LMor.-Nu PURSUANCE OF AN
sFde5 Sf 2n AnnST ots G Themas sgrTosate Of tne
having claims against wiot Johnson OF the County
OF New York deceased to present the same with
JUSTICES at the o spe Barett OF No 5 W
on or before The & nrst eay $ot OF June 1905 SOS next
dated New -O' N HELEN LEI 'e g. JoHNSoN is B2scu.
BooaE c s56sfsys 10. New soq Yq o. Wall
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNEn
c Thomas Surrogate OF the County. of New YORK.
notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
New YORK. deceased to present the same with vdes q,
III s' PHI asSs !''S,n3a Wa
New York, before the lst day OF May 1903.
Dated New York. the 23d day OF October. 1907.
EDWARD NJ. FRANKLIN.
Executor.
CARTER & HASKELL, Executor.
all street. Borough Manhattan. New York
NfOHUN. PHILIP.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
wi o Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate
OF York notice Is hereby o all
having claims against Philip Mohun late OF
OF New York. deceased present he
vouchers thereof. the subscriber a
Rounds. Hatch. Dillingham; a Debevose. Cedar
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New
O before the twenty NTH day of February
Dated New York. the 14th day OF August 1907
ANNA NJ. PHELPS. Executrtx
ROUNDS HATCH. DILIINGuAM DEBEVOISF
Ceda
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun sun Moon $50 Moon age 1S
HIGH WATER.
M-saudy Hook e14 Gov Island o 81 Hell Cato u a
? NSsndv Hook 40 Gov Island 956 He'll Gate II 40
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20

TWO LOFTS. ALI. LIGHT. oO11o0: OR ENTdRs
three story building. with elevator, TO let u s4e
Owner. 322- 324 East 44th
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
City Property for Sale.

BROADWAY. y. W. COR READE ST. 66 ex124: FOR
ID saie; one Of the desirable
APPLY 10 Wi c. WALKERS SONS. :B3 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
Instruction.

lnSfTUCflOn,
For Both Sexes-City
The BERLiTI SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
MADISON SQUARE t1122 Broadway
Harlem Branch. 34S Lcnox Ave- near l5Tth 81
Brooklyn 70 Court st
Newark =" Scheusr Bu ing
$50 BRANCHES IN ALL LEADING CITIES
TRIAL LESSONS FREE
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors, Teachers
to Colleges. Schools and Families.
Mrs NJ. J YOUNG FULTON. - Union Suuar.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20

Unfmnished apartments to Let.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20

WOLF. KOTIN & ULLMAN. Attorneys for Executor
No 2o3 Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan NeV
York city.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20
HOTEL DENNIS

ATLANTIC CITY, y J
The House u an unobstructed vfsw- Hot
baths
WALTER J. BCZ9Y
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20

U
AUGUSTUS H SkILLIN, Attorney for Adni inistratrtr
"a Pine Street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20

VNH6 PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY
L the grace of God free and independent. 10 Howell
Z Williams John Taylor Lewis. Jr.
Of kan of Mildred l. Williams. deceased. send greet
ing
New-York tribune., 1908-02-20

"a 600
Evening journal., 1908-07-30
.S53S IN COURT HERE
FOR THE CLOUD HEIRS

REGISTER Of Chancery Joseph c. Jols'
has vainly sought to find heirs of Ma
thaniel Cloud. who died on April "a
1858. for whom the office has s5sso9.
According to the records of the register
the estate was settled by William S. Nc
cauiley in 1897. one OF Clouds grandehil-
aren. who was given ss222i, which was
deposlted in the wilmington Savings
Irnnd. This money had not been admin-
istered by Mr.. McCauley. Letters testa-
,,ontarv were granted to the grandson
and with expenses. left s6iSlO In ms
hands .,.,,
when Mr. cloud died he left eight ehil-
aren and the children OF two dead sons
THE surviving children were Joseph
c,oua. Herman s. Cloud, Elizabeth A.
roult priscilla A. Grier, John i. CLOUD
rhor,as /. Cloud William B. Cloud,
sarab Jane MARITIME and the children ol
Georee and stephen Cloud deceased
The share Of the children OF stephen
cloud was paid by the administrator
.na the balance amounting TO SeSS.os' wa'
Maid IN the Court Of Chancery. Theodor'
Ferguson was appointed auditor 10 In
vestrate and report concerning the ois
tr,butlon Of the residue. but so FAR he hat
been unable to locate the remainder
the heirs The money is stin in the Cour
OF Chancery. and every effort is beinI
made to place it where it belongs.
Evening journal., 1908-07-30
sixth street.

sixth street.
Third district, Ninth and washing
ton avenue
Fourth district, South Third street
near Railroad avenue
William w. Leach spent today gum
ming for plovers. Some one was un
kind enough TO say that he went out
with a double barrel gun to collect
taxes.
Samuel Barnes has withdrawn from
the contest for assessor, leaving the
fight for domination between Harry Il.
Ahern and james J. Wright Som7
say that a candidate from the country
district viii spring up in few day
About 100 persons from this CITY
went TO Rehoboth today
The West End Club defeated the
Delaware A. C. by the score Of S TO z.
Il was opposed to the expenditure
OF money on tho Battery beach," said
C. H. Clewell last evening. But to-
day two other taxpayers and myself
visited Battery Beach and I believe
IL is the best bathing resort along the
Delaware river All the people Gun
enjoy the bathing and when you see
over 100 bathers as we did this after
noon and 100 children playing In the
sand and 200 spectators, then you ma
be sure that the resort is popular
1t Is an ideal place"
Miss Mary McCallln who has been
visiting relatives returned to Newark
n. j., today
Evening journal., 1908-07-30
NEW WAR SCARE
ON I'M EUROPE
Expected TO Follow Death of
the Aged Emperor Of
AuStria-Hu gary
HIS KINGDOM WOULD BREAK
BY United Press Leased Special wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
VIENNA, July 3O.-Realizing tina.
when Francis Joseph, the aged and
inhrm emperor Of Austria dies, the
political balance of Europe is likely
to be rudely upset, the European ma
tions are today keeping death watch
on the emperor.
They have not gone to the limit Of
Turkey who had a secret service agent
shadOwing the emperor at Ischl, his
summer home. But what the sultan
attempted to DO openly, tn other pow
ers are doing with secrecy and re-
gard for the emperors feelings The
keynote to the present European Sit
uation is the half open. half veileI an
tagonism between England and Ger
many. England is mastering every
possible power to maintain her pre-
dominance ana Germany Is striving to
Ihstruct this policy G:1 to gain the
position England unw 3, 'ds.
France, Russia and Spain are friend
~ to England and it is believed that
in the even Of q crisis / Ortugai. Dem
mark, Sweden, Norway and even italy
could be won to tie English side Tho
Kaiser's only avowed friend is Enl-
pcror Joseph. incn Archduke E-dncis
ferdinand. heir to the Austrian throne.
favors the aolrdonmcnt of GMmdn
friendship TO- English support
/ Kaiser Woud Declare " ar.
To prevent such a coalition against
him there is little doubt that the
Kaiser would quickly declare war
against one or more of his unfriendly
neighbors. With the death of Irancis
Joseph. the secession of Hungary from
Austria will be inevitable and a con-
fict will result. rhe temptation tc
take advantage of such a war to graft
lify their own ambitions would prob
ably be tco great for other European
powers to Withstand Germany pinQs
for The west Austrian provinces with
their outlet to the Mediterranean AT
Trieste. Italy wants the territory on
her own frontier with its Italian popu-
llation Turkey would gladly recover
Bosnia and Herzegovina. which she
lost in 1873. Servia covets a slice OF
Dalmatia. Roumania would lay claim
to Bukovina and Russia would bid foi
Galicia.
A perfect, web, therefore OF new in
Itrigues, alliances and complications is
sure to follow the Austrian Emperors
death.
Evening journal., 1908-07-30
csIebrata chIId,s Rirthdav-

Mr. and MRS Clarence T.. Young on
teratlned at Col5ncl a. r. Ainsciw's
summer home at Binsteal Yesterday
afternoon in honor OF tho fifth birth
day anniversary of Alfred l.. A. Young.
grandson of Colontl Ainscow. MANY
Of the little fren IS Of Muster Aurel
attended and spent a delightful Cay, a
} 'easant feature s.. which was a ride
on Colonel Ainscow's launch. The parfy
include: Mor-is b. JorIe. Z. Francis
Titus. Robert r Wool. Alr'anr NJ.
pctis. jeanette Pr,Ce Of Eikton; IIar-
oh :. Miller. OF Philadelphia; Joseph
All. Emily Hill, Narica Gasler, oT
Philadelphia: Horace Moore of Phna-
adelphia; Mary Lethgow. Of Pihladei-
phia; Blanche King, Elizabeth M Call
lagher. Laura Drummona. Myrtle Aim
scow. Herbert Watson, Fritz. Harry
Thorpe
Evening journal., 1908-07-30
MARYLAND NOTES

Peninsular Gamers report prospects
for a good tomato pack, owing to re-
cent rains.
One death and one case of black
tongued diphtheria are additions to the
outbreak at Rowlandsville.
Leslie Smith. CT Pleasant Hin. had
a finger badly crushed in the machinery
Of the Kenmore paper mill. Elkton.
susouehanna Circuit Methodist Pro-
testant woods-meeting begins to-day at
Hopewel Church ana continues until
August ..
A sDlintered jaw. resulting from the
extraction of a tooth. threatens to give
Joseph Tomlinson, Rising Sun, blood
poisoning.
Awakening with great pain in his
ear. Shure Poist near Rising sun. drove
two miles in his night clothes to a
doctor. who extracted a big black
bug.
after two years sergico Henry II.
Deaver has resigned as cashier of HE
Chesapeake Nationa, Bank. The dirsc~
tors have elected Richard S. Walls.
Of Kent county
Thrown from mule. Clifford Dean.
1O-year-old son Of Harry D. Dean. OF
Elkton. while on a visit to his uncle,
Isaac Dean on Bohemia Manor, had
his left wrist doubly fra,turcd
Partaking Of a mixture Of drugs and
whisky he found beneath a spring hiS.
placed there by Mrs. Anna Martin,
who had been using il as medicine for
a sick cat Clarence Williams became
dangerously ILL.,
County Superintendent of Schools II.
c. Bounds. of Salisbury, and :. Walter
Huntingdon. PRINCIPAL o. Salisbury High
School. who recently resigned. have ac-
! cepted the managemcnt of the State
training schools at Front Royal. Va.
Attorney General Straus has render.
ed an opinion that Clerks Of Circuit
Court are not perniitel, when turn
! ing over the balances after their SAL
aries and Office expenses are deduc,e ed.
to hold out enough 10 defray the cast
of clerical work o. Other olIice expenses
in anensuins fiscal year.
Evening journal., 1908-07-30
SOCIABLE DOG
CAUSES TROUBLE
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, July 3O.-Charged
with stealing a dog which had a strap
around its neck belonging to J. II
smith, of near Greenwood, Joseph Nor
gan, OF Lincoln, was arrested and
brought before Justice of the Peace
Warrington. He was held in three hun
dred dollars bail for court Morgan
alleges that he was driving along the
Bridgeville road when a dog began to
follow him and after being followed
for long distance he came to the
conclusion that the canine was lost and
put it i'm his carriage and took it home.
Since there is no law for the recovery
of canine without a strap around lts
neck, Smith is suing for the strap.
Evening journal., 1908-07-30
N. p. A. Events ~ sprinas.

The National Protective Association
is holding field day exercises at Bran
'dywine Springs today. The program
is as follows: Ladies' 50-yard race,
National Protective Association prize.
first, gold ring. j. Kern: second, lady's
gold ring, d. II. Stassfort; sack race,
prize, stein, William Lawton; 1OO-yard
dash, prize, box OF cigars, James II.
HarlSins; potato race. prize straw hat,
Wright ana Davidson Company; spoon
race, prize, ornament. ]. Harry Cor
don; throe-legged race, prize. French
briar pipe A. J. Rommel; peanut race,
prize, pocket knife. A. d. Peoples;
creased pig, prize. the pig.
Evening journal., 1908-07-30
To sen Lste Rishop,s fHeots.

The Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company as executor of the estate of
the late Bishop Coleman. has announced
that it will sell all the residue of his
personal property on August IL in ac-
cordance with the terms of the iate
Bishops will.
The property comprises bric-a-brac,
valuable coins. rare books and other
articles of value. The proceeds of the
sale will be distributed amorg the re-
ligious and charitable organizations of
the diocese.