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LOCAL MENTION.
EYCuRSInNS TO-DAY.

Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Companys
steamers from foot Of Seventh street for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk daily at 6:i5 p N.
Steamer Charles Aacalester for Mount vernon.
Leaves Seventh street wharf at 10 q. n and las
p. m.
Cars from Fifteenth street and New York avenue
every quarter hour for Zoo Park, Chevy Chase, and
KensingtOn.
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LeTs o. administration 20 Martha ", Scott bond,
81 co.
Estate Of John F. Dins1ld; order granting Jet
ter5 q administration 70 William A Dinguid
bond $500. Attorney, c. :. Hillyc.
Estate o. WibCrn C. MaeGreal; VIII dated Apr!
Is 1870, petition for letters tsstanentaIy Attog-
ney, ". " Ellison.
Estate Of Cath H. Gafard; viii dstsd August 3
lsf. petition for letters testamsntaTy. Attorney.
MILAN & Smith.
Estate Of Martin Mccormick; petition for letters
testamertaTy. Attorneys Lester & Price
Estate Of Lafayette c. Looms, order TGtifying
sale. Attcrney J. J. Hamilton.
Estate Of Michael y W Louis: will dated De-
csm6er = lee, petition for letters teumsntaTy
fled. Attorney. John R!dcut-
Estate Of Judith z. Baker; viii dated December
81 100 fled
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD

ILoIINL DAEE-NATsUs
Estate Of Leopold Neumeyer; o7der granting
letters testsmentary 20 Lily d. Kerr and Anna B.
Neumeyer; bond $500. Attorneys Shelby & Sheehy.
Estate Of Caroline King; petition for letters tes-
tsmantAry. Attorney. Leon Tob1ReT.
Estate Of 0phelia A. Hughes; petition for et-
ters testamsntary. Attorney, W. c. BaldeTstOu.
Estate Of William G. Johnson; petition Of letters
Of collection. Attorney, ". J. Lambert
Estate of Louisa Davenport; order granting let
ters testamentary to William D. Jarvis Attorney,
Thomas Walker.
Estate OF John R, Folk: order for attorney fees.
Attorneys. Hughes Gray.
Estate Of Benjamin T. Waddey; order for IN
structiOns Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon
In re Miriam +. Johnson; order extending time
20 close sale Of real estate. Attorney, A. c. Wells.
Estate Of Jane ". Chapman: VIII dated Deem
Der II, 1909
Estate Of Edward ". Csseyi order granting Ist-
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Circuit Court No. 1
JVSTTCE WRIGHT

JUSTICE WRIGHT
No. 5I35. Satterwhite vs. Stewart; order fixing
appeal bond al sea Attorneys. Biney & Woodland
p. z. Lesh.
No, D.Gi Mooney rs Evening Star ScvspapeT
Company; motion 20 strike cut second amended deo
laration oyerruled. ATTORNEYS. II. L. Davis g Q.
james, and z. B. Slater. r. Perry & Son
No. 1894. Mooney rs. Evening star Newspaper
sama
No. 55isj. Webster Us. Same; same. attorneys,
same.
No. $500 Onorato IS. Baltimore and Ohio Ran
road Company; bill Of exceptions submitted At
toneys, DsT, Peyser & Taylor-Hamilton Colbert,
Yerkcs s. Hamilton
Assignments for to-day:
No. l75s Haga vs.. District Of Columbia AttosS
neys, Montague & Moriarity-Thomas
No. RI. Gleason vs.. Washington Terminal Com
pany. Attorneys Mcnamara & HuidekopeT-Hamil'
ton & Mather
No. 7l3. Oliver vs. philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company. Attorneys, Worth
ington, Head & Frsiley-McKenney & Flannery.
No. 20 Mllsr-Kopp Cut Stone Co. vs.. Diamond
6tone-Brick Co. Attorneys, Lambert & Yeatman-
J, H HGvdeu
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GEN. FUCKERS WILL FILED.
Two Daughters Share Equally in
Division of Estate.

Division of Estate.
His two daughters receive his entire
estate in equal shares. by the terms Of
the viii of Gen. Daniel II. Rucker. dated
November 10. 1905, and fled for probate
yesterday.
Seven children ana q granddaughter,
FsteIle Houser are the beneflciaries named
in the will of Mrs. Alice Simmons. dated
July g. 1903, and filed for probate yes
terday.
Sarah ". Folk. by the terms Of her
will, dated July Il, 1903, dev1ses one-half
of her estate 10 her brothers, Walter s..
and Edward D. Marchael and the other
half 10 her niece. Amanda S. Marchael,
who IS also named as executrix.
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Circuit Court No. 2.
CHIEF JTSTICF CT,ARAVGH

NdIEF JIoIIJL JLAbALEH
No. 1861. kieny rs. AItemus; IN trial. AttoTnsyA
Archer & Smith-W. J. Lambert
No. $685.. United States 10 use, Hsines vS, Hulse
ct al continuance stricken cut Attorneys. Peck.
Hinton & Peck-Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkos * Ham
ltOn
Assignments for to-day;
No. IL Carver Us Great Falls and OlI Dominion
Railway Company. Attorneys. CliuksCales q Scott
W. J. Lambert.
No. s., Wilson Us. Gillette ct al Attorneys
AndreWs-Auksm.
No. Isl Hsnes vs.. Southern Railway Company.
Attorneys. Gordon q Gordon Blair Il ThOm-Ham.
lton, Colbert, Yerkes & HamiltOns
No. $50. Meisheimer V. Maltby Attorneys Hoo
yer Il ShieldS-AIcNamara 4 Howard.
No. l9. OSgood vs. the Elmer H Catlin Com
pany. Attorneys, HargroTe * MoErs-nckes &
kenyon.
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Lectures on Psychology of Music.

series of lectures on the psychology
OF music will be given by Miss Estelle
Ions at the rooms of the National New
Thought Center, eighth floor of the Wash
ington Loan and Trust Building. begin
ming next Tuesday evening and continuing
every two weeks up TO April 8.
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Burial for Father HeaIy.

Rev. Patrick +. Healy. S. J.. former
president of Georgetown University, who
died Monday, was buried yesterday
morning In the university cemetery. Mass
was said at 10 o'clock in Dahlgren Chapel
Of the Sacred Heart. on the college cam
pus. by Rev. Father Himmel, president
.of the university. other members Of the
Society OF Jesus assisting
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APPROPRIATION ASKED.
Commissioners want Money to Com
pIete Repairs on Bridge.

UIVIF Ut FsIITs UT Ut I'I@Vs
The District Commissioners have asked
Congress for an urgency appropriation
Of $1,000 for immediate use in repairing
and strengthening the highway bridge
across Rock Creek. at Calvert street.
The street railway company using the
structure will supply like sum
This bridge was designed and con-
structed to carry light horse cars. Ex-
pert engineers say the heavy electric car
traffic over IL, three times as heavy as
the service for which the bridge was
constructed, has weakened It More than
a week ago the Commissioners, as pre-
caution against accident commenced 20
repair and complete the work The
urgency appropriation IS necessary.
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lsaWNUitN-

No. E-SL z. J Murphy Company IS William
Haley; judgment J. p, $40 Attorney, D. ",
OD0noghue
No 52S2 Susan r. Oswsll vs.. The Potomac
Electric Power Company damages, $500 Atior-
ueys, NJ. y. Richardson and c. II. Merilat-
No 5-33. Noble y. Potts vs.. Capital Traction
Company; damages. S5,00. Attorneys. J. G. CspeTs
and J. ID. Wright
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Equity Suits.

No. 800 Maggie UpshUT IS William II. Upzhur;
maintenance. Attorney ". C. Martin.
Ne. 29I. George I. Zebe 81 a.. Pauline Vtedt e
al c1nfrm contract u sale. Attorneys. Brand
enhurT & BFandenbUg
No, IT, Morris ]. DOc1eTiner IL F.-Cr Backing
Company; for receiver. Attorney, G, Z. VhiUfOTd
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Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Newman, who
died Monday, were held yesterday morning at St
Marys Church Mass was celebrated By Rev. F..
A. Wunnenberg at go O'Clock. Interment vas
in 81. Mays Catholic cemetery.
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Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE GOULD.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No, &7S6. United States IS. John Boston; assault
dangerous weapon; verdict guilty.
No 27S4. United States vs.. Joseph z SmotheTs
larceny from United States; plea guilty
No. 1892 United States rs. Christopher @. Jar
VS. assault dangerous weapon: verdict guilty; sen
fenced to penitentiary for year and six months
Assignment for to-day:
Irital Gtatas y Irlas N Mafrrinrrv
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The weekly dill at Fort MyG will be given to
morrow afternoon at go O'Clock batteries E ant
D.. Third Field Artillery and Troops B. and G.
Fifteenth Cavalry. VIII participate Tickets nay b,
procured from the edjutant
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, january IL, 101

testimony in open court, Attorneys s. Y. Hayden
q. ". Drew.
No. 2s41 Doebe-irer v Firor Baking Company
". \. Johnston appointed receiver; bad. SIC 90.
Attorneys, g.. l. Whitf5rd-W. A. Johnston.
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As Good as Many Dollar Ryes
is the opinion many have Of J. D. Dom
nelly's Private Stock" 75c at. 18th & l.
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Grand Opera a Great Success.
When you attend ride in an elegant TTCO
+aYicab Special rates. Phone North 1872
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Criminal Court 30. 2.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

No. 1856. In re estate Of Melinde II. Smith; on
trial Attorneys, w. g. Johnston--J. A, Burkart
and J. A. johnson.
No. 5l630. Allison vs. Rayne; judgment on verdict
Attorneys, MILAN & Smith, Il. Honander and ].
z, Potbury
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One Leaf VIII Convince You
that Jno. g. Meinberg's Bread is what
your table should always have.
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25c-Try Our Famous Stews-2Sc
Phila. oyster & Chop House, 513 18th NV
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Equity Court No. L.

No 2sl6a Rhodes vs.. Rhodes; reference to exam
liner. Attorneys. c. & E Carington-H. A. Heit-
mueller.
No. 1872 Sullivan vs.. OLesry; appeal dismissed
for want Of prosecution. Attorneys W. S. Arm
strong and H. G.. Rimba1-Carlise & Luckett-
Assignment for to-day:
No IA Keafer VS. Keefer. Attorneys. William.
son-Fugitt.
No lE Fowler vs.. Moore. Attorneys. Darlington
Hamilton, Peter & Wilson.
No las. Baldwin vs. Washington Loan and TrIs;
Company. Attorneys, Strasburger-Larner s. Oar
lingtOn.
No 2sOs7. Hewett vs. Arnold. Attorneys. Wilson
& Barksdale
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OIL cookers, gas ranges. water heaters.
6l6 18th ste. a. Muddlman & Co.-i2A q.
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Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

No. 2s774. Callahan vs.. Callahan ct al; sale
frIned. Attorneys, W. ]. Lambert and r. H. Yeat-
man.
No. Ss9l5. Green ct al TOmlinsOn ct al; de-
cree pro confesso. Attorney, A A. Hoehling.
En 28s6. Garner ". Garner ct al: order 70 take
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Spring Stock.

CaverIys Plumbing. 1881 G NV.
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lCfOrIaI Phases Of IleOdOre ROOSeYetS Great TOllr

drove him back nearly TO the ropes.
and here I saw the right chance at
last / booked my left into his stom
ach, throwing him back hard against
the ropes within a yard OF his own
corner. AS he bounced back brought
the left up Obliquely to his jaw-my
double punch. IL lifted Corbett up In
the air. and be fell 10 the floor sOlidly
Ike n sack OF grain. His right arm lay
under him and his neck rested across
the rope OF the ring He struggled
little and fell back limp. and White
began 10 count. While the count was
going on l saw COnsidlne trying to
throw bucket OF water over Corbett
90 arouse him. which was against the
rules OF the game. Reaching through
the ropes, l kicked at Considine TO
drive him back. and he fell over two
or three people. water bucket and all.
Jim was counted out. and Charlie
White helped 10 carry him 10 his cor
ner. After a minute OF so he revived
enough 10 stagger over and shake
hands. felt sorry for him. for he
certainly had made a great and a
game fight
That was a night 70 be remembered.
The fight had been so sensational that
when IL was all over the crowd went
Wild. Hundreds or people swarmed
over the ring. some cheering for Cor
bett because OF his flne showing and
some for me because had won like a
champion with a knockout got
dressed as soon as I could and started
for Ben Cohen's. ] had my lucky No.
! room there that night IL was only
block or 80 from the club. and tried
10 hustle through the crowd. But Il
was no use. Before I knew what was
happening a lot OF men grabbed me
aud showed me up on their shoulders.
There wasn't any use in struggling. so
I just lay back ACROSS a bunch or
heads as II had couch under me.
with a big cigar In my mouth. and
made the best or Il.
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gone. and the empty money belt was
found near the shanty.
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out stopping except for sprint when
got too hot on his trail Now and
then he came TO a clinch and as White
broke US away snapped left and right
90 my face almost before ! could move.
he was the fastest man and the great
est boxer i ever saw that night Along
In the third or fourth round Corbett
ran around and around me In circles,
while stood and pivoted TO face him.
When finally lunged out TO get him
Corbett laughed and ran away un-
touched. As the fight went along he
grew more and more confident and
used his right hand now and then.
sending IL over as hard as he could
In the ninth round Jim thought be
was winning. He raped me a cou-
pie on the chin and then swung his
right 10 the same spot so hard that the
force OF the blow showed ME K on
my heels. ] could see bis eyes blaze
as he thought he had me staggering.
and for a minute he rushed and took
wild chance mixing with me In the
hope OF landing knockout | grinned
and blocked his blows and walked
right into him without starting a
punch. In the next round be went at
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-06-25

love; uniting ths separated and
bring back the lost one. Traces lost
or stolen goods. UneaFths hidden
treasures. Removes evil influences
Crosses, Spells, Ill Luck. curoe tricks
and COMPUTATIONS, gives Luck and
Success In all you undertake. Cures
the Tobacco and Liquor Habita. Al
lows the Captive To be set Free.
He Is the only one that viii give
a Written Guarantee to complete
your business or refund your money.
Are you sickf Do you know what
the trouble Is with yos? Como and
Consult Natures Doctor.
Rheumatism, Insomnia, Hysterfa
aud all Diseases cured. Points Given
on Horse Racing and all Games OF
Chance
No matter what ails you. come
and see this wonderful man. Read
er have you noticed that some peo-
pie have hard time to get along.
no matter how they toll. while 9TH
ers have success7 Many wealthy
men and women owe their sucoess
TO this wonderful man.
He Will tell you whom you will
marry. WIN you be happy He
viii tell you who your friends and
enemies are. Can you tellf Don't
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vised by this wonderful man. Great
est Prophet In existence.
He always Succeeds when Others
TAIL. This II the chance OF q life
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WON'T ADOPT SHIP BRAKES
Naval Board Finds u increases Danger
From Torpedo Attack

Although il has been demonstrated
by practical trials that were made Oh
the battleship Indiana that what is
known as the ship brake" will un-
eoubtedly stop a vessel in somewhat
less time than were IL not employed.
the device has been found unsuitable
for naval usage.
The naval board which conducted
the test holds that the brake. which
resembles ? barn door on either side
CT the ship. would soon become clog
Sed with barnacles unless constantly
employed. II would also Increase the
danger from torpedo attack: would be
grave menace in close evolutions.
and would retard the speed OF the ship
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Southern Rv

TRAIN LEAVES RIoRxoSD.
n B-Following sehsiuls rslrus oobti.A.1
only a. information and are not E,aarAnt.-d,
o'lo A. h.-Daily-Local for Charlotte
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Atlanta and Birmingham. New O~las-a
Memphis. ChAttAnooxa. snd all ths RoofA
Through coach for Chasa CITY, Oxfo.d
Durham.
so p. NET. sundAy-KsysvtIIs Locsf
ll;O p. h-Daily-LiEited Pullman rvady ga
?. n for al the South
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$3.50 P MI sundAy-To West roint-oos-
meeting for Baltimore kondAy, wedaa.aar
and Friday.
2;lS P. L-hOodAy, wednesday and rrIday-
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$50 A. Mel sundAy-Local to wass PsimA
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From thu South: T:Os A Il. ESQ r. 4. au1ss
(EEpress).
$50 A n. EI. sunday; 41O P. Il. 4Ady
(Local).
From West Point: ESQ L. n, daily; u:a a
a, wednesday and Friday: s:9 P. n. sxs-us
Sunday.
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CHAPTER XVIII.

4 KNOCK OUT coRBErT. THE GREATEST
BOXER OF THEM ALL.
"<HE Seaside A. c. at Coney Is
land was packed that Friday
night when I fought Corbett
At least 5000 people turned
out. COrbett was first I'm the ring, and
I didn't keep him waiting. George
Considine, Billy Madden. Gus Rubin
and Leo Pardello were an Jim's corner,
aud Brady. Ryan. Jack and Dunkhorst
were behind me. Charlie White, the
referee. came in ten minutes later.
AS soon as Jim and l met we shook
bands, and II was like meeting an old
friend. We were going to fight all
right. but that was business PROPOSE
zion. Corbett smiled as II he was half
tickled 20 death 10 see me again. aud
i guess be was. Jim was the only man
ia the whole place who knew what
kind OF lighting condition he was In
chat night. He knew he was lit 20
dght for his life.
The bell rang. and we came together
slowly in the middle OF the ring. /
had plenty OF time 60 size Corbett up.
AAAN NAAB was MuAAc - AuIEOlo except
around ais wrists and his neck and
his head, where ne was tanned 20 a
sort OF mahogany color. Anybody
could see that he'd been doing a lot
OF work out IN the sun.
My recollection OF this fight Is a lit
Gle confused. IL wasn't like any fight
I'D been In before. Right at the start
COrbett began dancing around. light
"a feather. In aud out. reaching for
me with the left and getting away
from my rushes In way that made
me feel 50 foolish l had 20 stop and
laugh. Then when | grinned he'd fab
again and jump away like a rabbit.
The crowd was cheering Corbett for
hts cleverness. and be deserved all the
cheering he got landed on him now
and then, but he was always going
away so fast that the blows didn't do
much damage. It's a lot easier 10
beat man who'll stand up and fight
than one who runs away aud picks his
own time 10 trade punches with you.
kept on chasing Jim as fast as |
could. slamming punches at him when
ever be was in range. Most OF them
be jumped away from or ducked. some
he blocked and some got through 70
the mark. In the meantime he was
pecking at me with both hands with
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Murdered by Black Hand.

Failure 10 hold a Black Hand so
ciety's order to give up money resulted
in the brutal murder of Tony Serafina
one OF gang of Italians employed by
Fogel & Co. of Williamsburg. in con
structing a piece of state road lead
ing out of Neffsyille. near Lancaster
Pa
The murdered man. who had been
IN this country twenty years. had
amassed fortune OF considerable
size. Some was kept in banks in
Philadelphia and New York, but he
was known to have more than $4,000
on his person constantly.
Several days ago an Italian. called
Tony. applied to F0gel & Co. for EN-.
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the Awe Stricken Tests given by
The Great Australian Medium.
PROF. ID. ID. BRUCE, N. ID.
the only living Apostle OF Sciences
Of the Mysteries.
$4,000 fn Gold 70 any one In the
World to compete with him. Pos
sessing more power than any four
mediums combined.
No card. trance or hand humbug.
Greatest Hindoo Medium I'm the
World.
so GREAT Is HIS POWER that
he can tell you while in q Clkirvoy-
ant state. all you wish to know witch
out q wo'c being spoken Come,
all ye unbslievers, scoffers and tssr-
ers: bring all your skepticism with
you-he viii open your eyes TO the
private chamber mystery. Como all
ye broken hearted wives, all with
low spirits and let him iift the bur-
den from your aching and Jealous
heart He challenges the World 20
compete with him In oausfus a
speedy marriage with the one you
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ployment Serafina. who was the com
missary on the work. feared the
stranger. whom he avoided at all
times. When the men went 70 their
dinner they found the stOrekeeper'
body lying in a pool OF blood He had
first been shot. and his head W. her
split open with an axe The coz. inr
OF the shanty indicated a desperat
struggle. All OF Serahna's money wa
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KNOCK OUT coRBErT. THE 0REArEsI
BOXER OF THEM ALL
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Killed In Fist EInht

Private Henry F Fry. Of the One
Hundred and Forty-fourth company.
at Fort Moultrie on Sullivan's island.
near Charleston. s. c.. has been killed
by Private J. T. Murray in a fist aght
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ATLANTIC COASTLNE.


eFFEOrIVK APRIL II. Iaes
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
sor FioSida and South: Sis 4 n asd T.a
?. n
For EoefOIk: go A. n. s.n r. n a.d q
p. IL
rOr y and v. ~. wa: s:os 4 n. is.is
and sos r. ~
For Pstersbws; ssss A n. ts:Ic. SEQ $50
r. n, p. NJ s:8 r. n, Tszs and II IL p n
rU Ooidsooro and fsysttsvfliss stses r. n
trains arrive Richmood dzz1yi ssIc Tee A
~. 'ssW u:<s A n. ss1es<s A. n, ma p
r., 500. $50. 400 and s.lS r. n
efxsept Sunday. ssSundzy ozly
Tine q arrival asd dso~r<aurs "A 1920
tions oo< guHrx1tsed-
q q CAMPBELL. o. r. A.
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Your subscription to The PLANET
Ia due. Have you paid It? II not. why
not?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-18
SUIT AGAINST
GROVES HAS
BEEN STARTED
Freeholders Want Former
County Collector to Refund
Money He Accepted.
DEMkREST AND LARSON
ALSO TO BE SUED
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

SPecfdt 10 the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Nov. 18:-The
Board of Freeholders have brought
suit against former County Collector
H. Raymond Groves to recover
sl,375, and will bring legal proceed
lngs against former Clerk M. Irving
Demarest and former County Engi-
neer Morgan F. Larson.
Summons have been filed in the
case against Mr.. Groves, which are
returnable on November 28, but 1t Is
not likely to be tried until the next
term of court. The action is to re-
cover 5 1875, the amount it Is claim
ed the former Board of Freeholders
paid to Mr.. Groves for his services in
drawing resolutions for bond issue.
The present board holds that Mr..
Groves should have done this work
as part Of his regular duties as
county collector and that he should
have received no extra compensation.
Similar action Is being brought
against Mr.. Demarest to recover
money 1t is claimed he received for
assisting Mr.. Groves in drawing the
resolutions.
Suit will be brought against Mr..
Larson, OF Perth Amboy, to recover
surveying instruments and tools that
1t is alleged the county paid Tor and
which he failed to turn over to F. F.
Simons, who is the present county
engineer.