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give army officers extended leaves of absence or
assign them TO places where they may learn Ian
su2ges easily.

guages easily
MEXICAN WAR RECORDS.-Congress may be
asked TO provide for the publication Of the Mexican
War records in a form which shall resemble that
Of the official records of the Union and Confederate
armies published. by the War Department, and Of
the Union and Confederate navies published by
the Navy Department It IS estimated that these
Mexican records will take about six volumes Of one
thousand pages each and will about $500 for
the series II is supposed that many copies will
be printed have been published of the Civil War
records. namely about twelve thousand sets The
records Of the Mexican War in a good state OF
preservation, snd it would not require much work
to prepare them for the printer.
TORPEDO SCHOOLSHIP.-The Vesuvius, which
some time ago selected for the instruction of
enlisted specialists IN torpedo work has been with
drawn from active service, and will be laid up at
Boston navy yard for several months to receive
new boilers The Vesuv!us has been placed at the
disposal Of the bureau of ordnance 10 aid that
branch in developing torpedo fire, and in the in
struction Of who will hereafter handle that
deadly projecte. 1t IS necessary, OF course, 10
have specially trained TO take care OF tor
pedoes. well 10 fire them with accuracy. The
Nesuvius has been rendering splendid service in
this particular, and will be promptly returned TO
the work soon the new boilers have been
placed on board.
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
Dssn issued
ARMY
Colonel WILLIAM F STUART. coast artillery CORDS TO
Fort HuschuCa for taking physical test prescribed fo
First lieutenant THOMAS b MCowN. medical
corps.
Major WILLIAM G BROWN, Cavalry. report chief
OF staff for duty until September "a. when he Will
5on his regiment
Second Lieutenant NELSON A GOODSPEED. 81 Cav
slry. Fort Bayard general hospital
Colonel WILLIAM 3. HOMER artillery
application after than foTty-two years
service. retired active service.
Second Lieutenant PHILIP GORDON, ID Cavalry, dis
continue Des Moines recruiting district and join his
troop.
| absence: First Lieutenant GEORGE c. SHAW.
27th Infantry, month.
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs.-The following
movements of vessels have been reported TO the
Navy Department:
Aug o3-The Stand1eh at Annapolis
Aug 24-The Chester Tompkinsviile the Wolverine at
Mackinac Island
Aug. 2s-Tns wovsrine. from sheboygan for Mackinac
Aug 24-The West Virginia, Maryland, the Pennsyi-
the Tennessee, the California. the South Ds-
kots- Washington. the Soace the Hopkins, the
Hull. Truxtun. the Whppe. the Perry, the
Prebe the Stewart. from San Francisco FOR
Honolulu. the Dubuque. from Newport for New York:
the Milwaukee, from Panama for ATnapaia-
Aug 25-The Ranger. from Cavts for Singapore
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26

There is at least rector in England who does
not believe that the drama Is wicked. He Is the
Rev. +. r Mills rector OF Broadstairs. Kent, and
he leases theatre n order that he may have plays
produced for the amusement OF his people. He is
sole lessee Of the Pavilion Theatre. in which are
produced about eight plays each year. The actors
are members Of the Broadstars Anna Dramatic
Society of which Mr.. Mills IS founder and presi-
dent and the programmes show that the plays are
PRODUCED under the sole management and per
sOnal superN ison Of the rector
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
DANCES FOR THE POOR.
Playground Children Entertain City
Hospital Patients.

The beautiful lawn Blackwelrs Island between
the infrmary and the Metropolitan Hospital pre-
sented Il strange contrast yesterday afternoon
Seated around 1t. with a background of trees and
ivied walls the inmates of the hospital. with
their crutches and their bandages and their wheel
chairs and the homely garments which the city pro-
vdes for these wrecks of its life and in the centre
were dancing children in white dresses and colored
sashes. poor. too. like the Others but all uncon-
scious Yet of the tragedy of life. The little folk
were from the vacation Fairgrounds Of Public
Schools 135 and 80 and the whole thing had been
arranged q double festival for the children and
the patients by the Womans Health Protective As
socation, the president OF which, Mrs Ralph Traut-
mann, IS a member OF the board Of managers of the
Metropolitan Hospital
Playground No. IS5 sent fifty girls under the
charge of their principal, Mrs c. NJ. Williams.
They left the foot of East 10th street $50
o'clock. gayy singing:
We the girls of las.
6ne one -thirtgE s-rsS five.
res yes, yes.
The boys from Playground No. 40 left the foot of
East 26th with their principal, E. f. O'Con-
nor and as the pier at the island both parties
Joined forces and marched with flying banners to
the lawn. where the patients, thousand strong,
already awaiting them. They then went
through programme of songs drills and folk
dancing which in the open air was particularly
effective.
The patients seemed to enjoy the performance
hugely. Little Rosie. who has been strapped to a
board for a couple of years looked the picture of
contentment, and Willie forgot that he was
black and doesn't love God for having made him
The Deputy Commissioner Of Charities, j. Mckee
Borden. among those present and the guests
were received by Mrs. Agnes W. Ward supern-
tendent of the Nurses Training School.
The mothers of the children told they
couldn't come because 1t impossible to bring
aN the mothers, but of them succeeded in cir
cumventing the order She had seven children
among the performers. and sorry that
she managed 70 get pass and over with her
baby in her the 26th street boat.
Many of the hospital staff were also present but
the doctors had to leave the festivities in great
haste because a baby had been born a passing
barge
At the conclusion Of the programme refreshments
were served to the children the lawn in front of
the Nurses Home.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

tnsrzed with burglary. Thomas Callahan,
Thirteen years old. OF No. as West 69th street, and
h's siste- Julia. twelve years old, were paroed
Fes1e-dSv IN t5e Chidren's Court until to-nlorroT
Il TIE custody O, their parents. The youngsters
are charged With entering the apartments OF Mrs.
h!lze5eth Pa. who lives in the same house. and
ek>ng 81 worth of jewelry.
after hearing evidence in disorderly conduct
tsss Magistrate Finn, in the Harlem court yester-
'sy discharged Frank Byrne. Of No. 22s7 Second
N'enre. and characterized the case as q brutal az
ssult By Special PatroImsn Jacob Fucker who
rested Byru-
R'5trt Day, thirty years old. OF No. s,3 East
vs. street. killed instantly yesterday when he
,tI =. down IN elevator shaft at The Empire Garage
10 10 Broadway.
henry Peters hfty-one years old. OF No 603 West
-s' Street, committed suicide yesterday by in
-Slng Illuminating gas, and IN doing followed
- Manner 81 which John BURY, his former
.0Eer the inventor Of the ticker machines used in
% Wal Street district, ended his life IN Staten
Nsao about six months ago.
'scclmsn Fred {. Struss. attached 10 Traffic
'saad A. arrested on Monday on charge Of as
-ang Frank San Flippo. Of No. James Slip
discharged yesterday by Magistrate Cornell in
= ioInbE court after several witnesses had
St
suspicion that he might know something
- 'ne killing Of the woman by q trolley
t'e'aam avenue and eOth street Joseph Lam
A., Nineteen years old, OF No 96 West 10th
"a. was held yesterday in 5000 bail in the West
court until tomorrow for examination. Fred
Norse. % so. 10 Duna street Boston. and VIII
-, . solon, Of Hawthorne Place, Chelsea.
a.. IN ths same case, were held in s,.Dpe bail
os Vsxrsncy charge.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26

Ro5ert Day, thirty years old. OF No s,3 East
1'S' street killed instantly yesterday when he
td down elevator SHAFT at The Empire Garage.
10 TO Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26

Send stamp for set Pictorial Post Cards Apply for
Guides Timetables. Maps. etc, Messrs T Cook &
SON 245 and 1900 Broadway $40 Madison Ave and 5ss
Filth Express Traffic TO all OF
Great Britain Messrs Thos. Meadows & Co. 81 New
St, York. to Midland Railway. Derby England
w. GUY GRANET. General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26

CORRIDOR EXPRESSES
LIVERPOOL. MANCHESTER AND LONDON (St
Pancras) AND PRINCIPAL TOWNS AND
HOLIDAY RESORTS IN GREAT BRITAIN and the
NORTH OF IRELAND
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Looking for Missing Lightship.

The United States lighthouse service au-
tho-ities are anxiously awaiting tidings
of a missing lightship. which the elements
drove from its station during the heavy
gale of last week For the past four
DAYS the wireless stations from Charles
ton to Cape Henry have been inquiring
of passing ships for t!dings of the miss
ing Winter Quarter shoal- lightship, and
the masters of the vessels have been re-
ouested to keep lookout for the ship
and report her as soon as located.
Where the ship has gone is mystery.
She is a stanch vessel and the lighthouse
authorities believe she is still affoat, but
they want to know where she is.
The Winter Quarter lightship is a sail
ing vessel. and in the heavy northwest
gale ii is thought she was possibly blown
several hundred miles to the southeast.
Under sail she is believed to be making
her way back to her station. but prog 'ess
is slow. 1t is thought strange. however.
that she has not been sighted and re-
ported by some passing vessel.
Lightship No -. which has been in
service on the Cape Lookout station In
place Of No. so. which was at Baltimore
to be oyerha uled has returned to Balti-
more and will fit out there for duty on
the Diamond Shoal station off Cape Hat
teras N. c. The lightship will. il Is eX-
pected. leave Baltimore about March 1
for the Diamond Shoals and will relieve
No. II. which will return to Baltimore
for thee months.
A. D. Jennett, assistant keeper of the
Craney Island light station. has rendered
dis resignation TO the lighthouse authori-
ties. The resignation has been accepted
and he will retire from the service Feb
:uary s.
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Paul Kelly motorman on the 9th avenue
elevated railroad train, New York. which
was wrecked In September. HAG. killing
fourteen persons. was sentenced yesterday
to not more than two years and six
months and not less than one year and six
months in prison.
A meeting was held at Harpers Ferry.
W. Va. to take the necessary steps to
have the Jefferson county commissioners
make all the toll bridges in the county
free.
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1920 I. 11r. b. 90. 90
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1920 n NV, Tor. b.55.0o
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512 Il NV. i4r. 2b &c. 80
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2455 18th. 10f. b. 40 80
1927 nth nv. Tor. i,i2. 80
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1902 s NV. Sr. b..35.5O
1899 9th NV. 7r, b.35. 90
Io5 Randolph. Sr. b. .35 90
14S-J0-54 r na, 7r. b33 90
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2113 7 NV. Or. b.. 80. 90
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2221 ii NV. 8r. b. .o5. so
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522 Shepherd. Or, b25. 90
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See our list OF apartu
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
The w Washington
SPECIALISTS.

Uegistered in the District for the practice OF
medicine and surgery
DISEASES of the NERVOUS SYSTEM: DIS
EASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN: DISEASES OF
the EYE. NOSE, THROAT. LUNGS and KID
NEYS; SKIN and BLOOD DISEASES. WHETH-
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BINED WITH OR INDEPENDENT OF MEDI-
CINE Is THE HIGHEST ATTAINMENT OF
MEDICAL SCIENCE In the treatment OF DIS
EASES HERETOFORE INCURABLE.
Whatever your ailments may be- regardless Of
the failures of Others. Il yon are DISCOURAGED
NEW TO WASHINGTON. Others all around you
are being cufed-why not YOU?
1t is the duty Of every NAN to be 4 MAN
PHYSICALLY and every WOMAN TO BE WELL.
REMEMBER. ALI. DEPARTMENTS PRESIDED
OVER BY SPECIALIST PHYSICIANS registered
in the District and LADY trained NURSE.
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WAREHOUSES;.
Tar barn.. 18th NV. near Park I'd ......-
9oo NV. lrearl Observation-Disclosures. 1900
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR TIE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
The above Is only a partial list of the proper
ties In our charge. but will be glad 10 fur
nisii complete bulletins application at this
THOS ]. FISHER & CO.. Inc,
13S 18th ST. NV.
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TO LET-BY THIEF II. SMITH COMPANY.

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1918 18th st. NV. Tor. and b.. furnace 5000
300 18th ST.. corner, Or and b.. steam hit. $500
2o1I q NV. 12r. b.. S43. 90 1221 sth NV Orb 80 so
1870 Harvard. Tor b4a- 90 12S oath NV srb. 25.O 90
2434 PA ay. 1ir.b. 43.50 24t6 VI. Or, b. - 20 so
1907 Sd NV, Or. 81. 50 COZ Irving, Or b. 20 90
zoos NV Or, b. 80. so OIL 9th NV Ar 10 70
TO COI.ORED TENANTS.
1927 Hopkins st. NV. u rooms and ba tn So 30
1925 Church St, rooms, large yard. -. $3.50
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FOR RENT
St NV. 21st. 19r. and b.,
per year. .....-....,...........$ S.. GOO 90
516g 18th st. NV, l2r. and b. $s;J 90
y. ST. NV, near 18th. l2r. and b. ...... 65 90
lt55 kibourne ST. nv. Tor. and b. $500
2i05 18th vt. NV, Tor. and b........... 500
2II5 18th st. NV Tor. and b. .......... - 90
1909 Girard st. NV. Tor. and b. ..... A., 90
1917 9Th st. NV. 1ir. and b. 1000
1913 9th 81. NV. ST. and b. ........... ~ 80
600 Sth ST. ne, CIR. and b. ............ - 50
:sO2S Cambridge place n. W.. Or. and b.. 255O
is Columbia road NV. Or. and b.. 225O
4l6 Kentucky ave. Sc, Or. and b. 49,. H50
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mass. ave. NV near Lincoln Park, Or b. e2l 20
500 18th St Sc, upper fiat. Or. and b.. II 80
FOR RENT-STORES.
1901 9Th st. NV, store ir. and b. :. $40 30
TO both st. NV. store and .r. and b. . GO ~
ITS You st NV. modern store. 1000
CHAS. 5. MUIR & CO. INC,
l403 n Y ave
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FOR RENT--BY B. F. 4
406 18th. 1er. :. $50. no
sol l. NV, Or, b. $3.50
l74S y NV. llr. 3b.55.@
sf2 f NV. lar. b.41.M
603 Q NV, Sr. b. 1000
1851 U NV. store. 40. Cd
1916 Sth NV, Or, b. $50
lI8l l4th, store. ..37 so
444 p NV. Sr. b. .35. so
1887 BriYhtwood ay.
Or, b. .35 90
30 4th 81. Tor, b.32.5 80
62l r NV. 7r, b. $3.50
eth and Morton.
sto. sta. al 90
1884 LIST NV, Or. b. 80. 80
1914 4th NV, sr, b. so. so
1920 9th NV. Or. b. 80. so
1893 4th NV, 7r, sto. 80. so
1893 10Th NV, Or. b. so. 90
1880 Sd NV, Sr. b. 1000
1882 9th NV. Tor. b.27 80
81 p NV, 12r, b.. n 80
632 G he. s6r, b.. $3.50
1897 9Th NV, Or. b. $3.50
4th & NJ NV. sto, eel Is. so
61S 18th ne, Or. b. .2.50
LIST and Decatur SITS. ne
warehouse. electric ele
632 l. st. NV, wareho,
Storage room. 45x0O. Fl
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WAREHOUSES.

Wa NTED-DFPARTMENT CLERK WILL BUY
small modern residence on Daymepts: suburban
property considered: must be decided bargain;
give price. terms. exact location. transnorta-
tinn facilities. ADDRESS Box DOR. Star Office.
WANTFD-A SIN OR EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. OK
Capitol Hin, for about 5000 have all cast,
and want to decide before February I. Address
Box efO Star office. ta2a-3t
WANTED-rO BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER 6
to room house. AMI, ne. NV. section,
brick. good condition. Box 221. Star ONCE.
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FOIt RENT-
sos II NV. 1lr. b. g.. 90
I3e 21st. l1r. b.. 5000
Flat. 1918 Pa az,
81. b. steam heat 40
9405 Pa av. Sr. b.b.
i0.m 25tli NV. Or. b. "a. 80
2i07 NJ NV. 7r. b. 80. 80
lao I'D. sto, dwgD. 90
1902 odd. Or. h. o2.M
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