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was the lightest ever taken out by that vessel
The cargo exclusive of easure was valued at
S157. .979. the distribution being follows: For
Japan Ssa. OIL: China, S5s.4ls: Korea. 81. 055;
East Indies. S2242: Philippine islands sTS9;
Honolulu sJ.4n4 The principal shipments and
TO Japan--lI eoi lbs sugar. 500 gals wine.
10 cr mineral water. 252o lbs dried frnit, $50
lbs cheese. $50 lbs oleomarcarine. ~ canned
goods. 10 pkgs fresh fruits. II pkgs groceries
and provisions 3s.67S lbs tallow. Geo rolls and
80 cs roofing. II pkgs dry goods. is cs boots
and shoes. so cs air guns. cs arms and am
munition. 43 pkgs agricultural implements. Dos
paper, 107 cs sewing machines II bbls and IL
cs oils. Il cs phonograph goods. SSH lbs sheet
lead. IA cs bicycles. 392 rolls and leather.
2l5 pkgs machinery, 27 bales scrap leather l
horse.
10 China-5l2 bbls -four. 100 lbs pearl bar
ley, 414 gals and Al cs whisky, Ia, 422 lbs
cheese > 725 lbs dried fruit. 625 lbs raisns,
lbs chocolate 2.391 lbs tea. cs honey, / 900
lbs beans. 162 salmon. 299 canned goods,
81 pigs groceries and provisions. rolls leather,
pkgs machinery, cs oils, 1909 lbs starch.
GAG bales cotton sheeting. pkgs drugs, .
pkgs dry goods.
To Korea-3 cs canned goods $50 lbs meals,
24o lbs sugar, pkgs machinery. pkgs drugs.
pkgs lampware.
70 East Indies-ls1 cs canaed goods s,oos
lbs dried fruit. 10 cs salmon. 20 lbs lard. 800
lbs nuts. cs honey. % cs clay furnaces
To Philippine islands-1o3 356 lbs ham and be-
con. Is pes steel. @ pkgs electrical goods. cs
dry goods. cs shoes.
To Honolulu-1o0 gals wine. rs lbs bread. 25
pkes potatoes. canned goods, 26s lbs
bronze. , pkgs dry goods, pkgs machinery.
l24 pcs iron pkgs hardware, $50 pcs rail
road material
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Tuesday, March II.
stmr f. A. Kilburn Mcclellan. 1s hours from
stmr Atlas. Badger "a hours from Port San
stmr Bnckman, Wood, e41a hours from Seat
tie.
stmr Brunswick. ElIefsen, l5 hours from Fort
Bragg.
sfmr city OF puebla, Shea IS hours from
Victoria.
Stmr Greenwood. Olson. 10 hours from Fort
Ross (wreckage from stmr Pomona.
Br stmr Boyerc. A1athie. 30 days from New
castle. Australia. via Sydney IS days.
rr stmr Malte. Bernard. 6S hours from Seat
tie: put in to finish loading.
Bktn John Smith Nielsen. 81 days from 6;uav-
mas, hound for Grays Harbor; put in on account
of water tanks leaking and being short of pro-
visions
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Wants a Race for
u. of w. Crew
srEcIAL DISPATCH ro rHE cALL

SEATTLE, March 24.-The University
of Washington board of control has au-
thorized Manager Rasmussen to tell
Stanford and Berkeley that in order to
get a race for the University of Wash
ington crew Washington will pay its
own expenses to San Francisco if the
southern universities will let them en-
ter the regatta The local institution
will. If necessary. bring the best of the
two California crews to Seattle in May
to race Washington on Lake Washing
ton
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MANY ENTRIES FOR DOG SHOW

..A4AND, March 24.-Judged by
the number and quality of its advance
entries the forthcoming Oakland ken
mel club show 10 be held at Idora park
April 8. 9, 10 and IL will be one of the
best ever held in the state. There will
be on exhibition more classes and
specimens of thoroughbred dogs than
ever shown at one time before in Pa
cifc coast bench annals.
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Commissioner James 2. Brown, who
will ascertain the amount of damages.
Brings shipment of British Gold
The British steamer Bovcric. which
arrived Yesterday from sydney. Aus
tralia, with 5,s12 tons of coal. brought
: shipment o. British sovereigns worth
$3.50 600.
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saro. out show Botanst showed brilliant speed
throughout established an early and easy lead
and never left the result in doubt Mary, IN
close quarters against the rail on the Tar turn,
out TO the limit in the hnal sixteenth LisarO
in game stretch struggle. closed up grodho
gradually, finishing resoutely
FIFTH RACE-One and three sixteenth miles.
purse $400, year olds and upward, selling;
11-1-Merlingo tArchibald). .l0I l
13-5-Avontellus 60. Burns liz
4-1-County Clerk tShillingl los -
Time-:o7 10 2-5. :3f 1-5. AZ As. 90
Summer Cloud. Liberto. Rubinon, Pyrrho nm
ished as named. Value 10 winner. 1925 Win
ner j.. Sinsleton's en- h., s. by Ornament-Mary
A Trained by owner Start good. Won easily
Nadzu, Sainrida. Merliugo. As place, % show:
Avontellus. 3-10 place. 20 show; Clerk, S-s
show Merlingo always held opponents safe
Avontellus in a game last sixteenth struggle
ortstayed Clerk. The latter came fast IN the
final sixteenth under sharp punishment
SIXTH RAcE-one mile, purse s4oo, maiden 5
year olds, selling: g. u.
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT: St. STU Ftn.
5-2-H. OF Shennanere tBlndl109
4-1-Song Writer tShiIIingl 100 - . n
Tinae-:13. "a 3-5. SO 80. :49. 1:o2. 1:lS.
f:2s %. I.41 %. The Hammer, Aronatize-
Waldorf Franciscan Harvey CLARK. s. A. Car
isle Lon Mason. AIossback. finished as named.
value to winner 1925. Winner ". Gabriefs
eh e. g. by Henry OF Navarro namere.
Trained by owner Start coed Won driven
Second easily. Third driven Henry. even place,
l-2 show: Decorator, place. SHOW; Song ~
show. Henry finished strongly under whip
Song Writer, under whip, tired in the closing
l strides
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MATRIMONIAL

-
LADIES and gents, do not overlook the only add
Oldest reliable matrimonial bureau: established
in 1900; call write and be convinced OF nv
true. complete list Of both sexes OF all ages
denominations and social standing: have
pleased thousands By honorable and upright
dealings. Yours 10 please MRS. A. WOLTER.
I'LL Geary St
stay slngle2 Call at ths
most successful matrimonial agency and be-
come a member; have over 500 ladies' listed
with and without means up to $35. 900; age
from Is to so years old: not connected With
any other agency. Hours from a. m to 9
.. NJ MRS KOHLER. 1446 O'Farrell ST.
LADIES and GENTS wishing to marry call
write MRS MCCARTHY. 1851 Geary st. send
2hc for Informs fion.
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ID. 5. Rrnnch Hxdro-rnnhic offtce

A branch Of the United States Bydrographic
Office. located at the Merchants Exchange Is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners without regard TO nationality and free
of expense Navigators are cordially invited 20
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the lat
est information always be obtained regard
ing lights dangers TO navigation and matters
of interest TO commerce
j. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. U. 5. N. in charge.
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Army Transnort.

The Burnside is at Manila
The Buford arrived March 4 at Manila
The Crook sailed February 20 for Manila.
The Fitzpatrick is at Newport News Va
The Dix arrived at Manila February 10.
The Logan Is in port. undergoing repairs
The Meade is at Newport News. VS..
The Ingalls, is at Newport News Va.
The Sherman is In port
The Sheridan is at Mare island undergoing re-
pairs
The Thomas sailed March IL from Honolulu
The Warren is at Manila
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The Overdue List

British ship Faikenbank out 1916 days from
Port Talbot. for Valparaiso Is per cent
American ship James Drummond. out 103 days
per cent.
American ship Lucille, ont 99 days from New
castle. Australia. for San Francisco 10 per cent.
American bark Isaac Reed out % days from
Newcastle Australia. for San Francisco. 10 per
cent.
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Average snow on ground. sc inches.
SYNOPSIS

average SnCA On E4Vcuu % thtASe-
SYNOPSIS
There has been a rapid fall in pressure over
the Pacific slope during the last d hours A
storm Of moderate intensity is moving south
eastward from Oregon into Nevada and has
caused rain from Eureka northward with high
southwest winds on tie coast Of California north
Of Cape Mendocino. high southeast winds on the
Oregon coast and high southwest winds in Ne
vads
Southwest storm warnings displayed along
the coast OF California north of Point Concep-
cion.
FORECAST
For San Francisco and vicinity Cloudy
"Wednesday; probably raiD brisk southerly
winds.
For the Santa Clara vslley-Cloudy wednes-
DAY. with showers; fresh s0utherly winds
Fer the Sacramento valiey-Rsin "Wednesday
brisk 10 high south winds
For the San Joaquin vaIley-Increasing cloGdi-
Wednesday aud probably rain 10y night;
brisk southwest winds.
For Los Angeles and vicinity Increasing
night: fresh southwest winds
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
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Memoranda

Per bktn John smith, at San Francisco March
"a from Cuaymas March "a a. M. spoken
outside the heads by rug Alert and ordered to
proceed to Grays IIarbor. but on account of
water tanks leaking and being short of pro-
visions, decided to put iu to San Francisco
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MEETNGs-special

THE regular annual meeting of the stock holders
Of the Insrlar improvement Company will be
held at the office Of the company, 30 Clay
ST. San Francisco. Cal. on the S0th day OF
March, 1905 at the hour of IL O'Clock a. m,
for the purpose OF electing board of directors
TO serve for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction Of such other business as may
come before the meeting The transfer books
win close on Msrch 81. 1905. at p m
w H HANNAH. Secre tary.
ANNUAL neeting-The annual meeting Of the
stock holders of the Western sugar refining
company will be held at the office OF the com
pany 90 Clay st., San Francisco. CAL. On
MONDAY, the Goth day OF March. 1905. at IL
O'Clock a. M for the purpose Of electipg
board OF directors to serve for the ensuing
year and for the transaction Of such other
Transfer books will close on Friday. March 20,
1905 at IL O'clock a
w H. HANNAH Secretary.
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Time Ball
,rnited statex Branch Hvd,nrra

United States Branch photographic Office Mer
chants Exchange. San FRANCISCO. March
u 1AGs
The time ball on the tower of the Ferry build
ing was dropped today exactly at noon. Pacific
Standard Time t12oth Merdian), or at Sh. oom
00s.. Greenwich Mean Time
J.uC. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. l.. s. N. in charge.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

THE. Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home
Society reports the following admissions into
the 0rphanage OF whole and half orphans from
July / TO Dec. 81. 1907. viz; Silva Boos-
berg. aged years month; Benjamin Boos-
berg, aged years months; Louis Writer.
aged years Z mOnthss Julius Cohen. aged
years months; Annie Cohen, aged y years
months. and Jacob Klein. aged years 4
months
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Tonnnge Engagemenfx

The French bark Guerreur is chartered for
redwood from Eureka TO Delagoa hay at 42s Cd.
The German ship Nomia. at Portland was
chartered prior to arrival for wheat thence to
Europe
Light Cargo for the Orient
The cargo Of the steamer Manchuria which
sailed for Hongkong and way ports yesterday,
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Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
weather bureau-San Francisco. March "a, 1gUs
RAINFALL, DATA
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Time-:f3. "a 3-5 SO 80 AS 4-5, 1:OI 1-5,
1:14. 1927 STRAIT Martin, Wherewithal John G..
Rice. finished as named. Value TO winner. ss25
Winner G.. ]. Longs ch. C.. 5. by Falsctto-
Seyilla. Trained by J. S. Rothert. Start good.
Won handily. Second easily Third driven.
Macias. out place and show; Montclair , place.
10 show; Taraban, show. Macias had TO he
shaken up little at the end Montclair I'm
ished resoIutely under whip. Taraban closed a
gsp In the final quarter.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

FOR AN EFFECTIVE AND LASTING CURE
OF PILES REQUIRES ONE BOX HEMLOCK
SALvE. SEND 75 CENTS TO JOHN PAUL
GARDNER. sos EAST STARK STREET.
PORTLAND. OR. SUCCESSFUL IN EVERY
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Blame British ship

According to a decision handed down
by Judge de Haven yesterday in. the
United States district court the owners
Of the British steamer Cape corso are
liable for the damages sustained by
the American schooner Scotia in a
collision of Oakland long wharf Sep
tenber 20. 1907. The steamer attempt
ed TO enter a slip while the schooner
was being made fast to the wharf
and the two vessels came together The
matter was referred TO United States
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-25

FOURTH RACE-Six and half furongs La
Senda handicap, purse $500 year olds and up
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,Y MACHINERY

your Shoes repaired by modern method w
GALLAGHER BROTHERS, 473 Haight street
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II R0MEY'S MARKET q J. Roupy. pwon xv..,.-.,.
n
II Teiephs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-24

Mientras j eut1erro dc Sardou des-
filaba por los bouIe4ares las ediciones
de Ia pren~a de In tarde nos anuncia-
ban nuev0s fallecimlentoS.. FL Empe-
rador de la China. Il gran duque Ale
10. Ell companero iibertad..~
El augusto IIiio del Cielo muere i
los trenta seis amos de edad, sin ha-
Der hecho mas que fumar opio Y visit
tar su horen. In Emperatriz, 81 tia,
Sc ocupata de que el opio no faltara
de que 81 harfn estuviera bien pro
visto. asi Y todo, el monarca chino
ha vivido treinta V seis amos Is indu-
dable que tenia una naturaleza de ace
70.
Todo eI muudo aseeura que la Glen
cia medica hitbiera podido saivar al in
fortunado ilnperador. pero, por 10 Wis
to, en- China no qucren NADIA con me
dicos ciruJanos III protomedicato
imperial eotnponese de 30 astr6logos.
cuando aig6n mlembro de Ia angus
ia familia Sc haIla enfermo, tienen que
adivinar el padecimlento que sufre, sin
hablar nj tocarle. Asi. mientras Ell IN
feliz Hijo del Cielo se moria chorros.
los sabios chinos mlraban a las estre-
Has para buscar eI diagn0stlco de Ia
enfermedad como los astros perma-
necieron silenciosos. eI monarca exha-
Ii ell nltimo suspiro rodeado de eunu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-24

A la cabecera del gran duque Alejo
acudieron, en- cambio, los mas celebrcs
doctores, que lie auscultaron, lie vieron,
lie preguntaron Ell gran duque no sa-
bia mas sino que al salir del Circulo
aristocratico de la rue Royal Sc habia
sentido I'M POGO destemplado. Una bo-
canada de .aire frio, algo de febre, tos.
La robusta naturaleza del coloso russo
podria veneer aquello....
Pero al tercer dia Sc present6 la con-
gestlon pulmcnar, que es ell mote CON
que aqui sc conoce nucstra acreditada
pulmonia, y ell gran duque AleJo expi-
r6. A estas horas estara vestido de
gran almirante y en- presencia del Di-
vino Tribunal dando cuenta Dios del
desastre de Tsutsima, es decir, de La
perdida de treinta bareos de guerra y
de doscientas mil vidas
FL fallecimiento del gran duque ha
sido sentidfsimo en- Paris, donde goza-
ba de grandes simpatlas, como todo
gran senor que SO gasta el dinero ale
gremente Estan. pues. de duelo, Ia
familia Imperial de Russia, varios joye-
ros parisinos. unos enantos restaurants
y Lima Cavalieri.
Y hasta la hora presente no Sc sabe
que los doctores que asistieron al au-
gusto enfermo haydn recibido ningnn
azote. Estan redactando In cuenta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-24

f@nido estos dos grandes muertos
"A q nombre del companere 'Libertad,
81 feroz revolucionaEio, FL anarqnlsta
rabioso. FL demacogo sanguinario y
cruel. Que bonita OCCASION para escrl-
blr nm articuItto hahlando do lii par
GA niveladora. que iguala grandes Y
chicos, La prcnsa parlslna da cuenta
de estos tres falleeimieutos en In mlsma
columna, y:los nomhres del monarea
chino. del gran duqae ruso y del anar-
auista frances han pasaslo juntos la
etermidad
FL Hiio del Cieio mnere en- sn pala-
elo de pekin, Al gran eIuque en Il hotel
ae los Campos Eliseo> u compagnon
T6bertad IN una ssfa del hospital La
rholslere. Los DDS augustos cnerpos
son embalsamados-. FL euerpo de LII
bertad pasa por volnntad expresa del
Anado i In sala he Anatomla de Ia pa
cultad he Medicinal para que estudien
en- II los doctores, para que sea de al
guna utihlad~.-. 81
pnbre compagnon iibertad Con sits
barbn~ lacias- sus 3.elos largos Y sus
o,os tr,stes pareciA IN Cristo Su cuer-
no enfermizo. .achaeoso y debit apoya-
base en- dos gruesos bastones' cuando
no Sc le veia en- los initnes y reuh'ohea
revolucionarids era que estaha en- !"
carcel en- el hospital
Sn partido era ma banda de hom-
hres aecididos qie>ucababan casi todas
~ discusiones i palos i cuchilladas-
cosa curiosa lhertad que mien-
tras se trntaba 1da~rerorar permanecia
! II cabeza de la partida hablando de
bonbas de dinamitA ' pldiendo una
degollna general. ea -euanto iesaoa "a
hora de los estaea IS. eorria como un
eoneio... a pesar dc. las m'heaaS'
En- los dias lie eleceiones, l1ihertad
era el terror de los coiegios
One Were rd6.rtad l-qritaban los
| mun1dOreS efecLuTAles-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-24

= puestos "a facha, recibieron una tre-
menda azotaina por no haber sabido
combatir la enfermedad. Las leyes chi
mas son barbaras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-24
R@VSSt@ Commercial

Santa Marta, Luquillo.
Petra, Humacao.
,Carmelita, Humacao.
Corazon de Maria. pendiente.
Mayaguezana, pendiente.
Progreso, pendiente.
BUQUEs ANUNCIAD0S
vapor aleman President. EstarA
aquf procedente de Santo Domingo, 81
26 del corriente.
Consignatarios, NJ y Korber.
vapor espafol Pho TX Sali6 do
Barcelona para esta hacienda las esca'
las intermedias, Ell 8 del corriente-
Conslgnatarios, s. de IzQuierdo Co,
vapor espanol Puerto Rico. SaldrA
de Barcelona para esta hacienda Las -
calas intermedias, ell 80 del corriente.
Consignatarios, S. de Lzqu'erdo J Co
Vapor espanol Antonio Lopez. a1~
li6 dc Cadiz para esta, ell 15 del CO
rriente.
Consignatarios, s. de Ezquiaga.
Vapor amer. Carolina Saldra de
s. ork para esta, el 26 del corrien-
te
Consignatarios, The New York and
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-24
LIToGRAFIADo Y DE vENTA EN- Ell
BOletin MerCantll
de A. Lynn Hijos dc Perez korss
(Libre de gastos de envio.)

PUERTO RICO colora grande, 9Ss
n grande Lie
NOTABLE de D Luis Munoz Rivera ola artz7c&
del d. 0S@
CINE MAMA arreglada 0se
nARIPOSA', para piano. por j. Nlh~,
De salon. @6S
LAS DOS PALoMAs', danza cubna <3onzdO ds
0S6
PLANO DE LA CAPITAL contornos eolore &. OBS
FELICTTACION 25 emplares. OTIS
DE INOCENTES, e colorea
de 10 ejemplars 09o
TARJETAs NUEvO propas para los
Unidos, 05S
MAPAS ISIA, en cooes, pulgada, &. 0OS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-24
B q ID = o 9
ACCIONES

ACCIONES
Banco Territoria y Agrfcola $50.
Banco de Puerto Rico S34 a IS.
American Colonlai Bank $3.50 d 200
7. T. Silva B. C.~$IIo
CEDULAS HIPOTECARIAS
Banco errltorial y Ag9icola:
En- stones 8" 5" 500
Idem G. Sioo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-24
Ga 1870 >

MOVimientO maritime
xNTRADAs DEL EXTERIOR
No hubo
DE LA COSTA
Goleta Progreso.
gALDAs PARA Ell EXTERIOR
Goleta americana Mamie Swan
PARA LA COSTA
Goletas Ala Blanca y Joven Caro-
lima.
Ruque@ em puerto
DEL EXTERIOR
Juanita, pendiente.
Cortes, pendlente.
Aurora, descargando.
cosTANERos
Deseada, Naguabo.
Isabella, Aguadilla.
Esperanza, Yabucoa.
yoluntad, Fajardo y Yabueoa~
Ana Maria, pendients.
Oxpnen, FajaTde.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-20

the gates Tuesday afternoon and even- Ing. The plan is not to exclude those of the public who are interested from the campus, but to do away with the boys who have skylarked with the graduates in the past Ladies as usual will be admitted, and undoubtedly the fences, and the veranda of Dwight hall will be crowded as usual Should Yale win the baseball game Tuesday and there seems no doubt now that Yale will, large bonfire will be built half way between the center walk and Dwight hall. Should Yale by any chance lose, a consolation fire will probably burn there.
 The commencement exercises open tomorrow with President Hadley's bac- calarate in Woolsey hall. The prln- clpal events Monday are the class day exercises at the medical anu law schools Tuesday comes the alumni meeting. the Ledyard Memorial dedi- cation, the Graduates luncheon. the ball game and the reunions Commences ment is Wednesday, On the eve of the celebrations, the only need Is apparent ly good weather And as yet no fore boding of approaching storms has been voiced by the officials forecaster.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-20
ATTORNEY DANAHER
(Continued from First Page.)


 
 CT record of the appearance of MT, O'Brien had been made with the clerk of the court which would mean that the case properly belonged on the contested side. The case remained on the docket from June, 1907. until May, 20 of this year, and on that day it was claimed for the short calendar, as an ex parte case. MT. Danaher explained to the court yesterday that there had been no entry of an attorney for the defendant and that no name as such had appeared on three printed or two written legal documents properly filed In the court. lt was stated with au- thority, however, that the name of Mir. O'Brien had actually been sent to the court, following a motion allowing the defendant s3O for defense expenses. Whether there was carelessness in the clerks office of the superior court or whether no entry of the appearance of MT. O'Brien in the case has been made must be determined next Tuesday.
 The first hearing in the divorce was on June 10. when 1t was postponed for two days, on which day the hearing was finally concluded. The divorce was granted by Judge Reed and on the flowing day MT. O'Brien claimed that he had. year ago, entered an appear ance. When MT Danaher was called to explain the apparent mix-up yesterday afternoon, he claimed that he had for gotten that an appearance had been entered, whereupon Judge Reed made 1t plain to hi mthat he should remem- Der such things. The judge commented on the case and then announced with apparent indignation that Mir. Danaher should appear before him again Mon day. At that time Mir. Danaher will have with him his attorneys to take up his end of the case. MT. O'Brien will also be on hand and thorough hearing will be the result
 Mir. Danaher is one of the most widely known members of the New Haven County Bar association and has figured extensively in the courts throughout the county. He is also well known among the sporting fraternity of the state, being the former owner of the New Haven baseball franchise He held this franchise for several years and by many lt Is thought at the present time he still holds the reported to have disposed of the ma jority stock early in the season to Messrs Daley and Weidenheimer.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-20
THE DESIRABLE IN DRESS.

While it is true that a merchant buys 10 sell. 1t is equally true that mer- chant who brides himself on what he does sell. is going 10 buy very care fully and his customers are going 10 have the bencft of his knowledge and taste.
 J. J. Johnson & Sons go step further any euit purchased of them, If not perfectly satisfactory every way, can be returned and money will be re- funded-this applies to any suit sold.
 The firm invites attention to-day 10 suits of the highest standard. suits made by the best skilled labor, suits made and trimmed like custom made for the low price of SIS, SIS and s2o, mouse color and London smoke, all of which are in evidence among good dressers this season.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-20
THE MONfAUGUIN.
Where Yale Men Can Meet Their old
 Host George White.

IL will be an agreeable surprise to many of the older alumni who attend 1908 commencement to visit the sever- al new shore resorts that have sprung up about New Haven in recent years.
 Among them none claim greatsr at- traction than the Mamauguin at Cosev Beach, presided over by their old friend. George T. White proprietor for years of the Tontlne Hotel. opposite tho green.
 The site was selected oy the troll Toy road for Its exceptionally fine To- cation and excellent batning beach. the building was planned and built by them for n fne summer resort. The trol- ley ride there is attractive: the elec- tric display, concerts. the cuisine ana service all combine to make it an ex- cellent place for an afternoon or even Ing outing. Special attractions are of- fered for Sunday.