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New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND. PROVISIONS.

6,bfc.eo Aue 9s-Delaved harvesting in the
Canadian Northwest owing to wei WesoIeL .,,eaf at
chiefly responsible for a firm market Tor "i!eft
here to-day The close was strong, with prices
UP sc to 1zc to &c Corn, oats ana PROVISIONS
also closed firm
The wheat market was firm all day but the
e-reatast strength was manifested during the last
half of the session. Initial quotations were rom
- "a Sc 70 &c above Yesterdays close. Sep
rernber opening at 93isc to $3.50. and DeceInbef
al g41xc to 94&sc Reports from the CANADIAN
Northwest indicated that rains were quite geel a.
over the Western provinces. while the ofnciai
forecast for Minnesota and the DakolaS PIecIo'e
showers in those states tonight. In aodiuon 10
this Gufavorable situation in the spring WheaI coui
try the rket buIlishIy affected 10y hfnn caoleS
ana b, the light stocks of contract wheat IN store
throughout the United States Local stocks We're
s+fT,79rei at > "a 0a1 bushels compared with TO-
597. 900 bushels year Cash wheat premiums
here were steady. but The demand Tor the casl
grain was reported very slow. Export demand
here also negative quantity. Local. Duls weIe
the principal buyers throughout lhe efiiIe Sessl"
and by their efforts forced September up TO sac
and December TO S4!sc Late in the day prices re-
ceded somewhat profit taking, bu1 the hdihei
closed firm with September at 93l3c 10 S3%sc. and
December at s4l2c to 943sc. Clearances OF wheat
.3rd 7o,r v,fre 4o,I to 1000 bushels The worlds
visible supply increased l.l6l,ooo bushels primary
recepts we're 1I61G0 bushels compared with '9V,-
000 bushels the corresponding day year ago
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported re,' pts
OF 444 cars. against 1913 cars last week and 7So
year
Liberal receipts and continued favorable weather
for the crop brought out moderate selling OF
cIines OF > shade TO i4c TO asc The market, how
ever soon became reports Of light accept
arces in the country and an the strength in wheat
Ar advance OF &c 10 1c in the price OF the cash
grain was also d factor First trades OF the year
in July 1909. were made to-day. the price be
ing S4l.c to 64Ssc The market closed strong at
almost the top price. September closing at 'tlsc
ana December 6GC TO G6isc, Local receipts were
go cars. with 1873 OF contract grade.
Oats were affected by the strength Of wheat and
corn. but prices failed show great an advance
As leading grains because OF Selling based
reports telling OF liberal offerings from
the country. Trade OF small volume. The
close firm. with prices sc to &c 10 SO higher
Local receipts 2SS
a brisk deInan nd for the January products by To-
cal packers caused strength In provisions Shorts
Were moderate purchasers Of the nearby deliveries
Smaller receipts OF live hogs and the firmuess
grain bush factors. 4 good demand for
cash lard also contributed some strength The
market closed firm with prices from Zoe to I7i.c
above the previous close.
ted receipts Tor tomorrow Wheat 81
cars. corn. l.9 cars. oats lfO ears: hogs 20 600
head
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
RIO GR4NDE BOND ISSUE.
Meeting to Consolidate Gould Lines
To RAISE Orcr $50 900 900.

Denver. Aug "a special meeting Of the stock
holders of the Denver Rio Cirande Railroad Com
5any has been called for September 10 in this
CITY. To authorize Sl50000,0 bond issue. TO con-
si6er the purchase Of about fourteen small rail
soads in this state and Utah and provide for
rhe raising Il S5.@10e2o once by the issuance Of
ehort term gold notes The meeting is 10 COM
SIete the financial arrangements connected with
the consolidation II The Gould lines in Colorado
and EJaI.
The bonds viii be dated August / 1865. and will
mature August I. 1855 The rate Of interest to
be paid the bonds viii be determined the
sneeJinE.
The stockholders VIII also consider and act
'she question q issuing gold notes II The com
,any convertible into -f~si mortgage gold bonds.
srom August Of this year, with an option lor
Tending them for five years from date Of
aurJy- These notes are 10 be secured b.. bonds.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Aug 25.-Tradng in the local WOO! market
has again and but few good ss'I trans
Prices hold fairly firm but manu-
report al unayOrable outlook Ssan"e
OF The leading domestic quotations range a.
Penn-N lVania fie-lrs
-XN. 3-ll33c. y. 432c: No washed. 34G35e. No =
washed S3d34c: fine ashed. 2Ul22c. D.. blood comb
Ing. 26a21e: d blood combtg. 2fc: = blood comhinE
GClane uuWashed. 2CG2Te Michigan Wisconsin
and New York de-res- uftwzsEed. 2uQ@Ic- delsn=
ulwast-d -su9G-. y blood unwasied 2Jp"Gc, p'Jl
= blood unwa>te! 23G2ic- ken
tucly. Missouri Is blood. 25n21c: a biod
2I4g5c values: TeNas-Fine. - months SO
53c; from months. 434+1c hue fail. 42u i3r
California Northern. 42Q43c: middle county 3Nu40
3743sc: fall 3jd3Tc. OgegoL-k.ast-ru
No staple, 5sa60c: valley No / +5G46c Territory
Fine staple. JsGSUc: clothing,
s15c: : blood. 4Su5Uc Pul-d-t;Xtra.
56G51c. 5cq"2-: Supeis. 42G45y.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
BALTIMORE & CHIC R. r.

kOAAL ELUE LINZ. TRAINS
Every other hour the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections in New Union Station
Washington. with ell Lines ScutI.
Leave New York Daily. 23d $. Lih'y ST
WASHINGTON. STpers. Il.50 pm 30 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 am 500 am
WASH nTNGToN. Diner ESQ am 10 90 am
;Pnrlor car y. Y. to Richnond. Va.)
WASHINGTON. Direr. ll.s0 am p 90 nm
wAsHINGToN. Buffet. $50 pm 200 pm
'ROYA AL LTD" Diner. $40 $40 pm
WASHINGTON. SufAt. 6 50 pm 200 pm
Through Daily Trains to the Vest.
CHICAGO. PITTSBURC. 80 am 500 arn
CHICAGO COLUMBUS. u So am 1900 n n
pITTSBUkG. CLEVEL'D. S52 pm 400 pm
''PITTsBURCi LIMITED. 6.50 I'm : 90 pm
GIN, ST. LOUIS, LOUSY, II. so pm 50 am
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOUISX-. SO am 10 90 am
or1ces: 245 .34. 1900 broadway. Asto,
House los Greenwich st. 22S 9Th Av.. 3el
Grand st, N. Y; 345 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn.
West 25d ST. and Liberty ST.
After p. N. Sleeping Car Reservations
and fun information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained al Bureau OF information
B. & O. P r.. 23d st. Terminal Phone
Number. CEelsea-31si-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
puBIIC NOTICES.

No. so7 In which perpetual
10 be acquired ...r.,ro,, lands
Excepting trereout and tn.I "a HUI
owned by the New York CentIsI tIaI.,sna,ed az a,
son II 40 sfs ala and 3f5. Also parce.
Sns. sie si7. claimed BY the state OF -NeN
York ,+.,,r. a.scrfhsd
s,l3a ~ a. 20 t,ivhwav or other pubic puF-
noses euch uss shall continue until os ns
f,ifv Of New York shan have the Iien'
change the same
FRsSCIS KEY PENDbETON.
CORPORATION Co1re~i
De, c.,zc. Address. Hall OF Rec
Oi"O, 80 Cornsr 81 Chambers and Csntre
streets. Borough OF Manhattan.
York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
PUBLIC NOTICES

North 81 % west s69.3 feet. again cross
ing the before mentioned rane, South 2s 90
West 90. feet. South ss' IS West 80. feet:
North 80 13' West 93.2 feet, North 0. ~
feet. on curve of 215. feet radius tn ths
right. 1924 feet. North s. o.. East es32
feet and South So 90 West i715 tset 10
a point in the southerly line of -efore
mentioned Kings Hill Road; thence along
said road lire. North 73' "a West 40. feet;
theres continuing aICBg said westerly line
Of parcel No 270. North 16' 36' East Al
feet. again crossing said road. to a point
in the northerly line thereof: thence con.
tinuins along said westerly parcel itne- ana
mentioned parcels Nos. $50. 26S and 26I,
the following courses and distances: North
227,3 feet. North / b4 West 34.I feet,
North o. % West 1862 feet. North s. 90,
West 35-s feet. North q 70 West 2oej
% II East sI5.6 feet to the point place
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
FOREIGN TRADE SHOWS DECREASE.
Exports and Imports Much Less So Far This
Year Than Last

Washington. Aug. The monthly statement Of
the foreign commerce OF the United States, com
piled By the bureau Of statistics OF the Depart
1nent Of Commerce and Labor. made public
gfo-day- Il shows that the imports July, 1868,
Preached So 4sSs against $l24 @.S .S93 for July, 1891,
land for the seven months ending with July it
shows Ssls s657ss azailzr sos 956 Tor the like
.,eriod Of 1871.
/ The exports FOR the came period showed similar
remarkahle falling of. the total for July. 1908,
gseing $U2 Iqs-s against SIPS July. lsO7.
f.nd for the seven months ending with July $3.50
-, ,03s as asaiast s. as. 90 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26

NEW YORK NEW ORLEANS s S LINE.
: New Orleans Aug within tle next thirty
fays the Texas city steamship Coulany- backed
sv the interests which have built r.tr Atlanta. #ir
sningham & Atlantic Railroad aud which now con
srol several steamship lines, will probably establish
q service between New Orleans and Nv York in
con7petition with the Southern Pacific
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
TWO HOUR TRAIN TO PNILADELPktI-' y
ENERY ROI-H ON TILE HOllR.

TWO HOUR TRAIN 70 PAlLADELPH4-N \
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR.
FOX fhiLADELFHIA. Lv. ". 2JG : I. .
tao. ..5O. -, so. $50. 1880. II 20. II 90
a. IN. 1880 i.2O. l.hU. 80, 35o. 40
$50 800. $50. 80. $50: 1872 p. N
1850 80. $50. $50 $40. $50. ESQ. $50
". LiBEKIY ST lao $50 100. 500
SEQ 300. 1000 HOO. IL - g. m. II. 90
noon, 100. 1.s0, 200 800. 400. 40, 800
G-CaL 100. soc. 800 p. M. l. 10 midnight
i % noon, 90 zoo 500. !oe, 100 e,oo
T.0O 500. 800 1890 2. m. L. Is 'ni1night.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASsHINGToN.
ERTY 81. T.:-I.30 500. 1000 a. m. II -
noon. 200: 800. 800. 10 p. m. daily
sT,:Ns5 so 4 m, l2.60 ssts. only. $50
,. u, sundays. $50 a. ul.. 2-2O p. m Lv
LIBERTY. 81. 1000 a. m. d.oo sats.
only), $40 p III sundays. 1000 a. IN.
VIA ALL rAIL-LonG Branch, Ashary
Park. Ocean Grove. &c. Lv W. 25d ST, :
sranch or :gn en- sats.!, 4.ao. t6.eo.
days. 605. $50 Ii. M. , ;,U. - p n. Lv.
LIBERTY ST. :-4.C0. $50. ll.i0 a m:
tl2. l.20 Sats. cnIyO. $50. S-36 ..33
srtsD. 80. 6-l5 except Sats S3o . 80
m. l2.0l midnight, Sundays. 80 . la
i'oS 39Nby a nj HG9R sa9I $50 s0iFTE AtIsp,,,
Highlands. sea Bright. Monmou:' Beach,
Long Branch. Asbury Park OCEAN Grove,
&C. Nv. Pier ~ y. r.. Foot w. s2d ST.
$50. 9.35. i0.30 d. m. 1880. 80 g. 10
AS. S. %. 1.45 p. m. sundays. 9U0. TO-
a IN. 90. 800 80 p. III. leave Pier 10.
n. r.. Foot Cedar 81. 9.is. lO.OO. 100
a. N. Loo. 200. 345. 4.45, .. rs S.lU p m.
sundays. $50. 1890 a. IL. l.S0 400. 81"
!. IA.
Time tables NAV be Obtained a: follow
ing Offices: Liberty st. tW 23t st. Tel
Che.sea al44). Pliers 10 and 81. y r. :
As'or House. 24S. 4J4 1870 1884 Broadway.
ls2 225. 2Sl Fifth Az. c79S Third Av.. III
u est l25th Ct. 245 Columbus Av New
York Court St. 343, 34E Fulton St 47s
Ncstrand A.. Brooklyn: 800 Rroadwsy.
WilIia -1sD,Irs New York Transfer co calls
TOR and ch.cSs baggage 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
IyTERBoRouGH REPORT FAVORABLE.
Gross Earnings Increased, but Charges Re
duoe Surplus Under Preceding Year.

The rerort OF the Tnterborough Rapid Transit
cornnanv Subway and Manhattan divisions for the
.,;af,e- and twelve months ended on June 80 makes
n favorable comparison with the corresponding
o-arter in 1851 and for the preceding year, snow
a. = gain in gross earnings for the quarter OF
ssss 5s= and for the year OF s6s5.isS the surplus
for the quarter after charges. taxes and rentals
we're deducted was sSSi.32 and for the year % "o-
658 decrease over the year before OF sio''Se me-
- -,,+ariaI increase in charges in the last
,,elve months which offset to large eK-
tent b. gain in other income. Detailed nsIres
follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26

The earnings of the Manhattan DIVISION iof ue
wear were S4 TSl gross. against Slouoo"o oy 'e
s,,hu-av while the Manhattan's net receipts Were
s77seS S7e compared with the subway net OF s20S'.-
e25 Charges OF the Manhattan were s"0ioO'''
against So 330e5l0 of the subway, making 'ie @ Na-.
hattan's surplus s6is,SS5 compared with $''''''''
for the subway.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NNgTH GERMAN LlyYD.

Fast Express service:
pTyu0rTTH-cHER ERBOURCs- = BR MENi;
CeciIie. -. sept. Kaiser Vim H5ssp' ~ ~
K prinz VIM. Sept s Kaiser d. OF -. -.
Twin Screw Passenger SerTlS
PLYMoUTH-CHERBO RG-b fNE- IH'. 10
Bremen. Aug p Barbarossa-- sep p. ~
Friedrich Wm Sept. 3 Friedrich ID t'r-9ep
Mediterranean Service
GIP'LTAR-N -NAPLES-GENOA. at II A. ~, N
p I-eue..... Sept : X. Albert 90. "a
X I.lise Sept 26 p Irene
From BTernen piers on 90 ana tth s's'
HobOkeu-
y. G. LLOYD TRAVELLERS 1.r ri ~ ~ Y
OELRICHS & CO. No. BROADWAY. ~ .
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
aTEAMBOArY.
F FAILt River LllN:

FALL River llN:
To Boeton-You save
a business day by this
route.
Ever so much more
comfortable, too, to
travel at night.
Steamers Common
wealth and Priscilla
have every provision for
YOUR ease and content
nlent.
Fall River Line steamers
leave New York, Pier i9,
North River, foot Of Warren
Street, at $50 ?. n. Get
you to Boston 8 O'Clock next
morning. Fare s3.65
Telephone 600 Cortlan6t for information
or EeuI tvvo-cent stamp TO Passenger De-
partrnent Pier Is. y r. New York FOR
copy Fall River Line Journal. haads0msly-
Illustrated magazine
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WASTKI,
Female.

WAITRESS CHAMBERMAID-Very neat
quick young Irish girl. good appearance
understands the care Of silver and glass.
make salads and Is good waitress: refer
ences. F1aheTtys Bureau. ass Columbus
ave: tel. TAI RIysrsids.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
IGST-BAN kBOOhs-

-----,r,-,L- -, 500 g2- % tra I-ul1- Di-1,.
.,sv{rrs Institution g. niSSinS Any -
So, having = claim 90 it Is h-reol
upcn 20 present the same "itAil 80
or submit 70 having Sa'H PaSS~'-~A
re,red and 4 new one issued
LOST - -BanIhooN No. 49l- 80 oi ~ ,,5,S -
,jafnss up0n said book - called upon -
r,rss@nt tHe same 20 the bank Wltein '-l-' -
5a,-~ or ire said book viii - dee are So
-sI-ed ard eNtinSuishsd ard new one
sued in lieu thereof
yOsT Bsnkhoo,, No e47 93s Bark frr
savings 80 4th ave New AcrA- ~
,,snt sfopre4 Please return book - oa-,N-
LOST Bankbook No. S12.SSS BaaS fer
savings $50 4th ave. New NcFA. -.
rrent stopped Please return book . oS''N-
rOST -Bankhook No. 49,. rs Sank tor
SaVirgS $50 sth ave New NcrN
rnent stopped Please return book % nai'--
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26

AwEaJCANrTNE From Pier IS. y r.
pIy,,oI-THN y or - | -souTaAMPToN 81 II a
Philadelphia Aug. % New York sept 10
81 Paul Sept > St Louis Sspt-
RED STAR LINE rom at ii A H.
NEW YORK-LONDON VIA DOVER
ANTWERP N
Kroonland Aug. % Finland ---S sept 70
NaderIand. Sept. 3 ICELAND sept 10
WHITE STAR LINE ts 50n n r.
NEW NSTOWN-LIVERPOO
celtic Aug. q, 10 ain Cedric. Sept 10 - am am
Baltic. Sept 3. 10 am Arabic sept Il; i! am
LYAOUTH-CHERBG RBG-SOUTHAMFI TOY y.
Oceanic Aug &c. 1Oami Adriatic- Sept 9: am
Teutonc Sept.2, loan Majestic sept 70: loe,..,
S6sT6S S6T T2F6 T6 & ITALY & EGYPT
Via Azores, Madeira and Gibraitar- .,
Romanic- Sept. 2. Oct. q. Dec. 8. Jan 81
Crettc -...- Sept IS. Nov Z. Dec. 10 -
CanOpic Oct 3. Nov. 81. Jan. 10 keo- - .
REPUBLIC. Nov. Is. Jan. le. EeS- t 20 20
CEDRIC (2f. .OS5 tons) -.-...- Jan y. sD- ~ ~
CELTIC go gO5 tonsl Jan. %. Mar. 8
PASSENGER OFFICE. o BROADN Al
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26

STENOGRAPHER-B -oUng girl. just
graduated. with first class nrm- Is care
fu.. neat and quick. moderate salary 10
start Address r Curtin. IJS East lu3d -
STE%OGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
knowledge bookkeeping: one years ex-
reriercs. - X. A S54 Hewitt Place.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
WORK WANTED
Female

SECRETARY. COMPANION or TEACHER
BY Aay college graduate OF good fam
Iry Address ToTnpetent Box 80 Tribune
D-fire
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
s.TRAVEI" "-FPEE
FURNISHED ROOMS 70 LET.

Single insertions cents per hne.
zen words seven times consecuttvsly. 81
which entities advertiser - have cons
entered fer a period Of fourteen cass IN
The TriDune's Directory 0f Desirable Ho@ihA
Write fJ- circular
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
TYPEWEITERS

VICTOR VISIBLE Ts Nassau St. Gaia
Iogue free; all makes taken part pay
unsnt: bargains IN UnderwOods. Rsnnins-
tons. divers SmithA
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
DOMESTIC SITUATION, WANTED

Ej-Ti fkS second. useful men. cJachmtn
gardeners and married couples always on
hand references strictly Investigated none
accepted unless wei recommended. Oster-
berg's Bureau, 7lo Lexington ave; phone
1853 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-26
BOARD AND ROONLS-

~ NICHOLAS AVE. Elegant out
side rooms single 1r en- suite, oa'1s'
,-sssfnr rooms table uueNce''ai reason
abls- convenient - or subway
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-08-07
Bishop Brent Operated On.

A telegram from Boston, dated Au
gust 2nd., says:
1t become known to-day that Bishop
Charles n. Brent. Of the PHILIPPINE Is
lands, bishop. elect of the Washington
Diocese, arrived in Boston Thursday
after hurried trip across the continent
from Vancouver, B. c., to undergo an
operation here for nasal trouble.
The operation was performed on Fri
day at the Mission House connected
with st. Stephens Church, where the
Bishop was rector for 10 years. Special
lists are said to have been in attendance,
but the utmost secrecy has been preserv-
ed as to who performed the operation
and regarding its exact nature. 1t is
known, however, that the Bishop was
apparently in = weakened condition
yesterday, when he was removed from
the mission-house to the home of one of
the prominent members of St. Stephen
parish.
Bishop Brent was not expected to ar
rived here from the Pacific Coast until
tonight, but owing to the nature of his
trouble it was deemed necessary to
make haste, with the result that he ar
rived last Thursday. having taken the
fastest trains across the continent.
The Bishop has again declined to &C.
cept the Bishopric of Washington.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-08-07
Seven Presidential Tickets.

The presidential nominations for 1908
are now completed. and unless changes
are made necessary by death or with
drawal the voters of the country will in
November cast ballot for electors for
one or other of the following candi-
dates:
Republican-William II. Taft.
Democratic-William j. Bryan.
Peoples Party-Thomas E. Watson.
Socialist Eugene V. Debs.
Prohibition-Eugen W. Chain.
Socialist Labor-Martin r. Preston.
Independent-Thomas L. Hisgen.
The Socialist Labor nominee, Martin
r. Preston, of Nevada, has declined his
nomination. As up to date no other
name has been substituted for his and,
as he is behind prison bars and cannot
help himself, he may have to stand in
spite of his aversion to notority, now
that he is leading retired life. The
Socialist Labor party is the smallest Of
the group. 1t polled only 31.249 votes
in the entire country four years ago,
which is 1900 less than it polled eight
years ago. Its principles are very near
ly identical with those of Debs' party,
and as its candidate has declined, the
most ration course would be for the
party to suspend its feeble existence and
permit our blanket ballot sheet to be
made little bit smaller by the elimina-
ton of one set of electors.
Seven electoral tickets are supernu-
ity. The diversity of opinion in the
country is not 50 great as to justify so
many Presidential parties.-Philadel.
mia Press,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-08-07
st. Mary's Home Week.

St. Mary's county is having home
week celebration again this year. The
Maryland Home coming Week OF last
year, though the festivities of the cele
bration centralized in Baltimore
brought thousands back to Maryland
whose family history pertained to one
or another of the counties. Several OF
the counties made formal arrangements
to welcome the homecoming guests
and among these was St. Marys, The
old historic county was SO highly graft
fed with the results of the initial invi
tation to the absent sons and daughters
grandsons and granddaughter that ar
even more extensive preparation is be
ing made for the repetition of the event
this year. There is four-day program
of formal entertainment for the home
week Of this year, which will begin on
August 10 and continue through to the
18th, inclusive.
Other Maryland counties should keer
alive this home. custom; and, fol
that matter, Baltimore city should re-
peat the general invitation that was sent
broadcast last year at regular intervals
Perhaps there would be little toe
much strain if there is to be every
time sounding of the trumpets and a
beating Of the cymbals to have these
home coming celebrations annually.
But the holding of a general home
week celebration throughout the state
every other year should not be too much
of a tax upon either the parental recep.
ton committee or the invited home
corners. st. Marys may have the honors
of home week exclusively this year, but
perhaps next year Baltimore city may
again send out few home-week invita-
ton cards.-Baltimore American.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-08-07
Orphans Court.

There was regular meeting OF the
Orphans Court Tuesday with oil the
judges present. The following orders
were passed:
Ordered That the first and final &C
count OF Imogene Perrie, executrix OF
Rinaldo W. Perrie, deceased. be pass
ed.
Ordered, That under the enuncistiop
of J. Hunt Strong, and N. Sue Morris,
filed in this court on the 21st OF July
renouncing their right to the admins
tration of the estate of Mary E. Morris;
it is ordered that Charles L. Latimel
be appointed administrator d. b. n. Of
the estate of Mary e. Norris. and that
he file bond in the sum of $500.
Ordered, That Mrs. Margaret T
Hardesty and Richard Hardesty be
appointed administrators Of Richard
Hardesty, ST., deceased. Penalty OF
bond 1000. Robert Carrick and Jas
Mcmahon appointed appraisers.
Ordered, That Mrs. Sarah ]. Beall be
appointed Administrative Of the estate
of Sprigg o. Beall, deceased. Penalty
of bond 81, 900.
Ordered, That N. Curtain be appoint
ed executrix of George Curtain. decess
ed. Penalty of bond $500.
Ordered, That Julia Williams be ap-
pointed administrative Of Edmond
Tolson, deceased. Penalty Of bond
5000.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-08-07
A Pleasant Dance.

Miss Fredericka Hill gave very
pleasant dance on Friday night last in
honor Of her cousins, Miss Eugenia
Whalen and Miss Susan Sheriff, of
Washington. Delightful music was
furnished by Messrs. Gray and Ander-
son, of Forestville. Refreshments con-
sisting of sandwiches, claret punch,
ices and cake, were served during the
intermissions.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. p. II. Tuck, the Misses Jameson.
Of Baltimore; Miss Sheriff and Miss
Whalen, Of Washington; Misses Bowie,
Mics Bonny, of Annapolis; Miss Ross,
Of Washington; Mrs. Fred. Sasscer,
Misses Bessie and Lucy Sasscer, Misses
Kate and Mary Merrick, Miss Julia It's
dale, Miss Grace Hill. Miss Edith Stan
ley, Miss Katherine Marbury, Miss
Marguerite Clagett, Miss Carol Wilson,
Miss Johnnie Wood, Miss Mary zoe,
Mrs. George W. Wilson, Messrs. G. N.
Roberts, Frank Addison, G. j. Hill, G.
Bowie, Van Clagett, Edward Brown,
Alan Bowie, Richard Chew. B. Chiches-
ter, G. II. Owen. II. R. Gore; Elliott
Burroughs, Ghiselin Sasscer, billiard
Tisdale, Theodore Cuttings, and Aessrs
Henault and Mac Brooks, of Washing
ton,-GaZette