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NEA, lot 1....... 8 100. IS 1856 1857 20 17.4'
": 50 aS shS 8
NEN, NEH 800. 100 1886 1857 Is 17.41
sWN.. lots 6 and T. 1854. 72 1892 1.7s IS 1875
Ed SE*i We W*sa5,.! sE1 vi $50 1855 10, Is ; , , !.
,o STH Lon ES' a SEN:::in2 1 1ss i 49,: ! III III e e 1 IL;
81; =; ~ s s;;'s / T. e. (: Ii, :, 1880 :, 80, :, :, :, :, :, ;, l., :, !,
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~ IS. X%$i sss:: : 80 :
wv NEKK' ....."1s 100 15. So 1.57 IS IVA
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~ ~ N 81 swi&' " Ok =, f.
N; So ST.. ~ f.; s > $50 ,,.s, Isl ,, H..
q: = :: FAX ss AK ss$$Sx:: s IS i: "a e II e + : : 8 ii ii +;
ssWWaH;. sWN. swHH.2s 100 1881 1.5s rs 17.s
+ , IS; g. and 100 !, = - q IL. !
o sH ); s Sss ayX: q '''' ''' . ''''
Is. and NJ. sEK...27 1877. 70 II. 0S III Is 10. Q
WV. NWX, sWE.27 so 1888 rs rs s.8
,f IT, &a7 e; sh aSRRXX: $50 ''''' LOO . -. :
SWX, sEN ......:.2S 100 49, 1857 Is 17.4
'qs : 81 E:vn III:
j: FL $s| s$ II s&. i ' ,' 70 49,. ., ,m % -.
sWA, sH, sEX....s1 1859. 90 Is. 65 1867 25 17.4
]. s %A' sp rs se;a 81; $50 1910 LOO 20 '''
SWH' SCI :..34 1850 Is. 80 1853 % 49,.
Township 14e, Range 81.
.........".....1 4o.15 5.4s .5 25 SO
NV. lots 3 and /. 100. go 20. 2s 2.02 Is 22.6
xEz; s s.: w ., 8. :, :, ., ., ., f.
Il: Il. n; #!$i:,. NJ " Il '" ',.. 20: 2: e: !,
Nike GOWN: lots
lots and 2.... 8 1852. 70 90. 26 2.23 25 24.7
NEH. sWA .s 100 a5.47 2.55 % 2s.2
s Sy' S.. 5. and 1850 .s.47 2.ss 25 "a,
NY; sS~. ass$:' g.
81: -: s sH q; ss H i ''.'' --''' = : :
Dan MI, ,ksoorcnny, lots i moa,... .s,s
w ana Koorenny. lots w. 80 80
3 and 4........... o.S41 1906 1.31 IS a.
s#;' NV Z. S% i, . 90 o. . j. :
csssg S Bsezsnny. i;
Ms IS :. GHtifiith. i, go ~ OK,
~ cs!a!ti. Nh: 5000, M OK, Z,
sS$ H. i. 81 + j
SWM, NWL 1900. 1850 90. AZ 2.25 % "a.
NEM ........ . $50 21.ss 2.1s 90 "a. .
Al ~ W s r. T. I -; ); +. ;,
J. y : ;; s !; 3 81: i; i; {; ]; IA; II IA I i: : ! 3 81 +: /
sWH. VIZ, sEH. ZIP 100 1878 1.ss 25 %.
w T%% G :a;iii:SsBiXX7'tt , g 81, IS ,: IS e e ii f.;
sWT. ~. NwN.::15 100 e.47 2.25 % "a. /:
nd SM4 Reindal:. VIZ ' '-'s' -
SEX, NEH .....:.1s 1870 l4.1s Ia 20 49,
+. w j. orion ;o;::i ii :::::1s g ss 81 81: g. & 81 s.;
T. w. : Sven s%a:, sE E I
e? s =: ss' = ~ w. w. ''', !, :, %, =, :. =, .
81? s$ s r$ $$: y ;S&: :, :, . :. :. /. :, :, :, :.
SwA.- SEM ........2t $50 25.Ss 2.b1 % 2s.F
Charley Rawuha, EH. @
NEK. SWN .......2i 100 %. AZ 2.25 20 "a.
rI ssA A"A.."Ao' "s22 so 1927 1903 s5 H.
Knrstanttn CovalenkO.
EN-. sEA. Sec. g.. -. ar y,
and M, NEN.....27 6O'24.61 2.46 % 20;
3 'gSS5WSsA nova.e.e leo 1925 2.esl525 25.;
Nv ".."..a..25 100 21.si s.1s 25 a.,
wv. VIZ. NEE: rs 100 2s.ss s2.6s rs 30
j. p same1s, sWA
.NWA. Sec. %, and
= .:..ss $50 20. SO 2.os % 2s.
'o MEH' NWM ..2s 40 5.4s So s5 g.:
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SWX. Sec. i3, and
La Nern Patterson. !.
ot MsF +. M i swN;i3 i i
Jacob saylor, SEX ..1s II
Michael sayler, sWA rs 1885,:
Adm st. Bank, Sk
sEA. SEA SWA,
J. "a NJ, Peterson, nv
SEX. NEA sWA,,o !,
Lynn B. Mccain. .
Jo NM ). M i;iiie NEH25 i /
i H,,: !; n Meh GePton, sE EEX ;;ss i L
i, Dennis Q. German, o. !,
Ms gMa = :': Aidr,ch :i 81 !
NWA; En- sWA:.2s Il
Henry Engelhardt. r.,
Alexander EnEelhardt,
EN- sWA. WI sEA29 j
Karl Mindt, Sen. ....S0. II
w. F. Winkelmann.
Michael g.. Conklin.
EN- NwA. Lots
1 and 9 .:.:.... .::31 169.'
+. J. ,Conklin. En-
SWN, Lots 8 and 4.31 1884,
John j. DeTIaven,
SEX NEA. Sec: g,
and.sh NWN. sWA. .. /,
john peHaven. wv
wiiliam warneke.
w,ilis% Brickner, * :,
william II. Raftery.
Jr.. sWA 1880. ::.35 I
Peter D. Hofer. NJ
sEx ! swA MEX, 1ss.
5G s%i ,: Tayior: swN
Peter Heifenstein.
MlWh sWh. sWA , :,
Erick J. Fuggerbakke.
Sh NEK, lots 1 & "a 100:
Douglas st: Blk, SWA l
Adam Riedlinger. SEA 4 l
Ertck P. Nordquist,
w SMM N. McEiwain, !
Sk NEA. lots 1 & 2 s 159.
Gertrude A. Mcintyre,
SEX NWA. lots
j. A. Peterson, NEA:: I
John Ostlund. Ek
SWA, lots 3 & 4....7 1856.
Jens E. Nordquist, NEA 8 !
Marie Ekford. SEA:..9 1
Charles 49, lies Henry Her WI WI
VIZ SWA:..:......10 !
Fred Platt, wv Ill !
Lars Linn, SWA......1l l
Elizabeth r. Minter.
sA e. Mex pMS;;,E EM N SLY y y ! !
Lars Nelson, Ek sWA,
1o WI k sSE s;iE;iXi::::::11$$ !
Stenee ]. Lilleman,
w mW i. Evans i;;;a;;' sE;i::14 !
Thos. Pardo, SWA....21 l
Ole Tronrud, E& Men,.
P Fsss; E~} H.,s ShA:: So !
N NEH NwA. VIZ ;,
Andrew straivetai. EM
vi mMA ba %S E Mh NMEXsS
Christ Wacker, SEA
Mary ~ s g: Colby ;ii;:''i ST
si sMai 81 so SEA iN;i NJ l
sWN. SEX sWM.
NWA ..............s4 1
sigvard solberg. sWA
NM NV NV s&
Heirs willard Pollard,
James j. McEiwain, EM
Sec: %. and NWA. j,
James J: McElwain,
j.. !. McEiwain, lots
3 and 4 .............30 IS.
e. w. Hodges. 81 1
Peter salberg. NJ
James J; McElwain.
ps ss@ p! sE sefesr ;; sEHsi !
Mary s. colby.. NWk:s5 i
John f. Colby, WIZ
SEA, SEA sen ....35 I
Hannah Romsaas, Sh
Barney Flynn. NEA
WIN. Graham E lots s.4
Sanford Huckelberg,
SM NEA. lots 1-2... s 100.
Colin s. inkster, 81
=. L. n Z *rrae1iood. s;wsi;N; 1
BeSnaFd Fl Flynn; re re
Heirs OF John Olstad,
Bs s%N i fSysn, ' sEG ..
Lis.ie Purcell. sWN:.m ]
Emil Price, NEN .....12 I
Andra Anderson, VIZ
SWA, Sec. II. and
rssa o S%* 81 i' aE2,
Ar FIX sss s;s Nw ;ii:,4
ny 6WA .........14 /
carsten- W. Martsnsen,
Thom:s T: Laudsnsiag:
Jo S; MosS, Twx IF !
Befnt. q. Watne. Sh !.
SEX, NWK sen.
W. a staiey. lot lis s..
Andrew ]. Undahl,
Hans Olson Dahl, !.
6EA ........ ......21 /
Fred a. Hnkason.: Sh
SCI. Sec. 20, and
ny NEA -.........25 /
John Grimm, SEX
SEA NEA ....:..2s
Grin r. Pitmann, VIZ
S Mas sM iA ..ss i
Henry g. Golden. !.
Rsehsi K. Hanson,
RsKna Roset, NM
1WA $50. ........26
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~ o SVs0D Eve 80 S6sV-
100 21.O1 2.10 IS 1886
a 100 1906 1.8l Is POLL
4 100 1916 1865 IS 1912
a 160 1928 1923 20 1875
14e. Range 70.
9 100 22.1s Egg rs 24.65
2 so.1s HOO Ill IS 1915
. $50 22.1s Peg % 24.65
5 $780, 70 27.2s 2.7s 25 1924
a 100 22.1s 2.22 rs 1906
A 100 27.49 o.75 Is 30.49 =.
4 100 22.64 2.26 IS 25.16
S $50 24.2s 2.43 % 1884
S 40 5.54 SIS Is 6.34
s 1so.o 5 1854 2.26 .25 25.15
: 100 22.1s g.2. IS 24.65
. 100 22.1S 2.22 Is 24.e5
3 100 22.4l 2.24 % 24.90
o so II 90 III IS 1915
I so II 90 IN Is 12.45
o 100 22.1S a.22 25 1856
1 16o 22.1s 2.22 rs 1855
4 100 22.1S 2.22 Is 24.65
$ 100 1888 2.$3 25 25.s1
S 100 22.1s 2.2. IS 24.65
: 100 2s,11 2.91 25 32.27
: 100 20.79 EOS rs 2S.12
. 100 24.2s 2.4$ % 1854
2 50 1s.4o 1.s4 rs 1870
!, 1Go 22.1S 2.22 25 24.65
:: 100 ELS 2.c2 Is 24.65
) 100 22.1S ..22 20 24.65
3 1850 $50 .25 25 800
100 21.95 a.2o IS 24.N
= 100 u .95 go rs 24.40
+ 1850 .4.4. 2.h 25 27.1?
% 100 PA. Gas % 27.1a
70 100 1855 2.36 % 26.17
% 100 22.1S 2.22 rs 24.65
A 1850 22.1s o.22 % 24.e5
2 100 PASS ESQ 25 27.7o
leo aa.1s 2.22 IS 24.65
80 100 1854 2.ss IS 1915
% 40 5.5A .b5 % s.3
14e. Range 70.
1 15a. 80 ISL Isl % 2o.17
y 100 1914 1877 25 y .M
g 1860. 04 3l.o1 $50 % 35.42
100 1874 1877 20 21.9G
4 80 11.33 1.1S % 12.71
4 100 20.4o 2.d4 25 22.6s
4 100 1917 1853 25 1890
S 1s1. SO Else 2.1S % 24.25
s 100 1909 Ia IS 1895
S 162. 05 21.4s 2.15 IS 2$.sS
s 100 20.40 2.04 IS 22.69
s 100 20.4O 2.O4 25 22.@
. 100 900 2.o4 Is Is s 2
. 1850 2o.4o 2.o4 % 22.@
is 100 1913 1.s4 % 1852
is 100 Pills 2.17 25 2s.5s
II 100 1911 1.!s1 .s5 2o.i7
u so II .ss lie Is 12.71
100 1873 100 rs 1888
4 !: | i: | E ';:i' 4: +: Z Z Z E e.;
10 20 $50 .ss e ~
20 100 22.56 1926 g 2S.07
81, 100 1895 $50 Is 1901
"a 100 21.4s Els IS 1855
IS 100 1906 1.sl rs s1.as
rs 1870 IL 80 1.2s Is 14.4s
81 $50 1874 1.s7 Is 2o.ss
% 100 Il 500 1.5o Is 1878
Is $50 isS IT'S l liz Is 1918
$50 1914 1.s1 Is so.ss
1870 1915 1.72. % 1913
"a 100 1888 1875 IS sl.7s
IS 40 7.4s rs IS SAC
IS 40 4.s1 .4s IS 4.ss
IS 40 5.ss 81 25 s.4s
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100 24.A 2.44 rs 27.lo
100 1871 la rs 1886
24O % IS o.29 IS 25.39
ISL 1898 1857 rs 1850
100 .s.sl $50 % 2e.55
100 17.72 LII 25 1874
100 1851 1.76 a5 1862
100 2s.67 PSF IS 31.7o
100 1851 1.7e rs 1852
100 21.s7 2.19 20 24.31
$50 20.33 2.03 rs 22.61
100 21.Ol 2.10 Is 1886
100 1906 1.81 Is 20.11
$50 1852 1865 IS 1912
16O 1928 1928 % 1876
}. Range 70.
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SWA, w SWA ri
II. r. III. Maxwell. En-
s sWA 81. - .' ~.
Jerry O'shea. NEN
NWA. SEA NEA,
NJ NEA Sec. 81,
and NE NWA.....22
John Bray. seq ....22
a.. r. Kits, w II
SWA, Sh NWA.:..24
lIulda j. Meyer, EH
NEM, SWH, NEA
sen NWA. ........25
Charles San dcrs,
NV
Pauline Kerr m u II,
SNVA ~
NJ elvin MarkersOn.
SEM. + Ety.
SEA, SWH SEA....3O
F. G.. Robinson. Ek.
SEA-32-Sk. .33
Laura E. Barr W,
Mike kirchen. NWA.S3
G. N. Ryan, NEA:...s4
Robt. Whiting "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-02
E u [ c 7 @
En- La Corte Municipal del Distritc
Judicial Municipal de San Juan,
Puerto Rico
Estados Unidos de America. E,l Pre-
sidente de los EE. Jus. S.
". F. LIPPIT, Deman1ante,
T}5TS CERRA, Demand&do.
Ne 1861.
Cobro de Pesos.

En- vel dia rs del mes de Enero dt
1911, ell Hon. juez de la Corta arriba
titulada, orden6 que Sc cite por edlc
los solicitud del demandante al de
3nandado ausente en- esta acci0n don
Luis Cerra Ell la forna prevista por
"a Ley, para que cOmpareZca en- la Cor
he dentro del termino de 40 dias con
tar desde la Ultima publication de este
edicto que sera publicado una vez por
~emana por IN periodic de treinta dias
4 contestar la demanda del demanda1
e en este case, cuyo emplazamiento
IS el siguiente
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico. 1 L1,is
Cerra: Por la presente Sc notifica 4 us
led Que Sc ha presentado en- la Secre
taria de la Corte Municipal del Distri
30 Judicial Municipal de San Juan. P
r., La demanda del actor antes citado
san la cual solicita Sc dicte en- su dia
sentencia contra ell demandado conde
nandole pagar al demandante los ser
Vlc}os de medicO, la cantldad de 445 90
dollars con intereses legales, gastos de
asia acci6n y honorarios del abogad0
~ste la parte demandante cuya accion
fundamental en- los hechOs relatados eli
"a deGnanda y de la cual Sc une cOpia
I'll presente emplaZa.niento. Son abo
gados del demandante los letrados
Sweet y Wilcox y SO notifica 4 usted
qne De no compare3cr 4 contestar
s.ha demauda Gantro dc los dieZ d:as
Aespu6s de n0ti1icada 81 la notification
Sc h;ciere Ell el distrito y dentro de
los veinte dias 81 Sc hiciere fuera del
thstrito pero Ell la isla de Puerto Rico
Y C}ortro de los cuarenta dias 81 sc hicie
re en- otra parte, el demandante podra
So1lcitar de la Corte sc le conceda la
peticion hecha en- la demanda ,en la cual
Sc soliclta que usted sea condenado 4
pagar al demandante la cantidad de
445.OO dollars mas costas intereses, y
honorarios de los abogados del deman
dante
Y habiendo solicitado los abogados
del demandante la publication del edic
10 ordenado nor esta Corte. Por cl pre-
aSente Sc notiflca al demandado ausente
lAols Cerra para &. comparezca q contes
tar la demanda originhda en- csta caltsa
y q. de 90 Yeriticarlo, Ell demandante
podra solicitar que Sc dicte sentencia
,sle acuerdo con Ia suplica de la deman
. eda. Son abogados del demandante los
fetrados Sweet Y Wilcox y este edicto
Sc publicar3 una vez por semana, por
nn peri6dico de los de mayor circula
@:ion en- San Juan, P. r.
Extendido bajo mi frma en- San
Juan, P R., Ell dia 26 de Enero de
1911.-Francisco Gonzalez Roman. Sc
cretario die la Corte Municipal del Dis
trito Judicial Municipal de San Juan
p. r.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-17
PREVENT
FURTHER RIOTS
French Troops on Guard IN
tho Wine District.

Paris, April 17.-Now that the trou-
BILE is all over, the people, police and
military In the department Of Marine
are taking especial precautions against
a repetition Of last weeks champagne
riots. In the vicinity of Epernay there
are eight regiments of infantry, two
Of horse chasseurs. six of dragons,
two of hussars and two of cuirassiers.
At Rheims. where the wine mer-
chants are still receiving threatening
letters, the force Is almost equally
strong, and other towns and villages
are being ~safeguarded.
Ay is shut off from the outside
world, as it Is feared that among the
thousands who would spend the Eas-
ter vacation In the vicinity visiting the
ruins there might be manifestants who
would take advantage Of the confusion
and carry out some demonstrations.
Every road leading into the devastat-
ed area is barred by troops. The rail-
way station is guarded and all persons
turned back who are unable to prove
that they have a right to enter the
town. Those who attempt TO enter on
the pretext Of paying a visit to rela-
tives are accompanied by soldiers for
the purpose Of verifying their state
ment.
Thousands of curious, many Of
whom come from Paris in automobiles,
are turned back. Several acres Of
wood at Fontainesnray belonging to
wine growers was fred. Woodmen ex-
tinguished the blaze after considerable
damage had been done.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-17
Kinds A LEADER NOW.
Maiden Speech by Maine Man Gains
Recognition.

maloen SPeeCH by "Hiho wan @'''
Recognition.
Washington, April flasher Kinds,
for sixteen years the parliamentary
clerk in the house Of representatives,
IN his maiden speech on reciprocity
established himself as one of the lead
ers Of the minority. This was admit
ted by members of both sides of the
chamber at the close Of Mr.. Kinds
hour and a half speech against the ad-
ministration's. Canadian reciprocity
measure.
Republicans who agreed with him
and Republicans who opposed his at
titude gathered around him as he com
p1eted his address, crowding to clasp
him by the hand and express their con
gratuIations on his achievement. Later,
in the corridors, even leaders of the
majority approached the new Maine
member, by this time blushing with
confusion, and told him he had ac-
quilted himself yeomanly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-17
A SENSATION
MAY FOLLOW

MiddletOwn, n. Y, April II. - The
granting of an order by Supreme Court
Judge A. S. Tompkins Saturday TO ex-
hume the body Of Mrs. Margaret Dren-
nan, q well known woman Of this city.
who died suddenly Dec. 90, has created
q great sensation here, because it
arouses suspicion that the woman nay
have been murdered. Application was
made to Judge Tompkins by Assistant
District Attorney Wilson on Saturday
for permission to exhume the body.
old, had resided for several years with
her son, John T. Hughes, an Ontario
and Western railroad conductor, in this
city, and sublets rooms. Mrs Hughes
sister, Mrs. j. R. Thompson, and her
husband also live in the house.
DR.. Thomas L. ellison attended Mrs.
brennan and gave the death certif-
cate, which stated that injuries were
the cause Of the woman's death. 1t is
expected that a sensation will be the
result of the investigation which is
under way and that serious charges
against several persons not mentioned
will be the result.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-17
PORTUGAL ASSEMBLY PLAN.
Scheme Provides For a Five Yoar
Presidential Term.

Lisbon, April 1.-THE cabinet has
begun discussion Of the project for 8
constitution to be submitted to a con
stituent assembly.
The scheme provides for an assem-
bly, of 235 members, which would
elect a president for five years. The
administrative services would be
greatly simpli1ed and expenses de-
creased. 1t is hoped to dispense with
a foreign minister and with plenipo-
t~entiaries abroad, the consuls carrying
ont the diD1omatfc work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-17

service rifle. If the three Incl guns
Of the torpedo boats defense battery
are used an aeroplane would not be
able to appear within 1000 yards of a
battleship.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-17
MUST GO HIGH TO BE SAFE.
Aviators Can Be Reached at 1,oOo
Yards nv BattIeship Marksmen.

Washington, April 17.-The life OF an
aviator would not be safe II he ap-
peared within 1000 yards Of q modern
battleship. This Is an official deduc-
ton from the last target practice on
the southern drill grounds off Cape
Henry, Va, when a team Of blueJack-
cts from the battleship Mississippi
fred at a box kite. They used the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-17
Postal Banks Show Increase.

Washington, April 17.-In a state
ment by Postmaster General Hitch
cock 1t is shown that $201 ,961 was on
deposit in the postal savings banks at
the close of business March 81, as
compared with $183, 800 on the last day
Of February, an increase Of S6s,oe2.
The EVENING NEWS al the
largest circulation in the county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-17

Know what your neighbor knows.
She reads the EVENING NEWS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-27
COMBINE AGAINST CASSIDY
Democrats Take Steps to Gust
Leader in Queens.

Fortv-seven prominent Democrats, rep
resenting nearly every Democratic asso-
citation and club in Queens, have formed
a combination 20 eliminate Joseph CASSIDY
from politics in that borough. Among those
present at a conference yesterday were
Martin Mayer. County Clerk; Alfred r.
Denton, Municipal Court Justice; FORMER
Sheriff Herbert s. Harvey, Patrick ).
Mara. Henry Walter, Carl Berger and Tor
mer Borough President Joseph Bermel. The
meeting took place at the Second Nard
Democratic Club.
While all those present agreed on the
necessity Of routing Cassidy and his Of
fee holding kinsmen. the fight occurred
over the selection of n leader TO succeed
MIN. Claims for the leadership were put
in by Harvey, Denton. Mayer and Wal
ter. and IL was finally decided TO allow
this matter 10 rest until after they had
defeated Cassidy at the forthcoming pri-
maries.
This combination. IL Is said, will also
have the aid of President Lawrence Ores
ser and his administration.
The appointment a few weeks ago by
County Judge Humphrey Of James Cassidy
to be county detective. makes four broth
ers Of Cassidy who are now holding rat
berths and drawing good salaries, while
Cassidy workers who lost their places
through their allegiance have been ignored,
II IL said Since the appointment Of James
Cassidy IL is said that Cassidy district
captains have been deserving by the whole
sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-27
NOTABLE OFFERINGS At THE STORES
For Further Details Consult the Advertisements in To.days
Tribune
Tribune.

sale OF youths, boys and children's
clothing.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & co. Broad
way and 18th street. announce for next
week sale of imported velvets: suits.
coats and gowns; black broadcloths and
emhroideries. There are 10 be suits ~ i'm
ported worsted and of chsviot and spe-
cial showing Of autumn styles Of advance
French models.
LORD & TAYLOR, Broadway and 2nth
street announce for the coming week a sale
of Oriental rugs. Turkish rugs and also
antique Kurdistans.
ABRAHAM q STRAITS, BROOKLYN, have
offerings for next week in china. cut glass
and clocks Also, there is 70 be a sale oc
porcelain dinner sets. Theodore Hsviland
china dinner sets thin blown decorated
table tumblers. French china tea sets. gold
Mated travelling clocks and gas and electric
portabIes. CUT glass ice cream trays and
bonbon dishes.
BLOOMINGDALES', Lexington avenue
and 59th street continue their sale on Mon
dav and Tuesday Of Oriental rugs, tapes
tries. silk damasks mercerized draperiss, In
visible silk hair nets infants dresses. semi
ready robes Utica sheets, Mohawk sheets.
gloves. glassware, tablecloths. women
suits etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-27

THE WEATHER REPORT.

OniciaI Record and Forecast. --" 's"'llS Oh
Arg 2s-showers continued in the A'lahu.
states. except along the southern CONF '",.
There were also local showers in me Gun
states. Tennessee and portions Of the ONO al
lev. In ho West pressure is low except ln '''
British northwest and there were lignt rams '''
ihe northwestern states and tne hichls@" penn"
sula accompanies br decided ran ih 'e'np''a
tire sn the rorltr district. West OF me "'.N'
Mountains tho weather was generally tal' VII"
out temperature changes ~ consequen'''
Wll be- showers sunday in the NoIih"es'. '.'
Missouri and upper Mississippi Valley ana me
upper Iake regions. extending sunday hisH' anu
Monday southWsid into the plains states and ma
southern Rocky Mountain region ana s'''''"'
Nard into the lower Arkansas ana Tue UNIV
valleys and DE lower lake region
These showers WIN be accompanied oF iiii'hs
temperature. ami there Will also he local sho"
ers to-day ana Mon3s; in the SCUM. ~ Nc"
England and the middle Atlantic STATES 'ns
weather viii continue more or less unsettled
with moderate temperatures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-27
CAUGHT BY JERSEY POSSE
Alleged Slayer Guarded at Jail to Pre-
vent Lynching.

Sheriff Worrell and County Detective
Parker. az the head Of posse secured the
country about Mount Holly yesterday, in
a hunt for Salvatore Argona. an Italian
laborer employed on the farm OF James NJ
Stokes. near Centreton. Argona was wanted
for the murder of another Italian. Giuseppe
Materi. who was also a laborer on the
Stokes place The two men had a quarrel.
IL is alleged, and Argona shot Materi KILL
ing him instantly. Argona was captured
late in the evening, and was lodged in the
jail at Mount Holly under a strong guard.
Feeling ran high among the farmers, and
a posse was quickly formed. After care
ful search of the countryside. Argona was
found hiding in a clump of woods and
taken 10 the jail in the Sheriff's automo-
bile.
Threats Of lynching became so strong
that Vorrell decided TO place an extra
guard about the jail. lest A mob should
attempt 70 storm the frsil structure. Ac-
cording 10 the authorities. Argona con-
fessed that he had killed Mater.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-27
STEAMER RAMMED IN RIVER
Passengers of the North Star Put
Ashore After Accident.

While backing cut from her pier in the
East River, just below the Manhattan
Bridge, last night, the steamer North star,
OF the Maine Steamship Company, was
rammed and badly damaged by a New
York Central carfoat being towed down
the river There was a strong ebb toe
running. and although Captain Lewis of
the North Star and the tugboat captain
signalled each other. IL was impossible to
avoid the collision.
The North Star was starting for Port
land. Me. with two hundred passengers
but Immediately after the accident she put
back 20 her pier. Captain Lewis found
that the plates amidships had been badly
bent and that water was pouring into the
hold The passengers were told thst she
would not make the trip, and at the COM
panv's ticket offices transportation on an
other vessel Of the line. which will sail TO-
morrow. was given them. The carhoat was
not damaged. and proceeded.