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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-21
t~Chanoery A-as.l

[Chancery A-3S.l
SHBRIFF'S ALE-I Chancery OF New Jer-
sey-Between Conservative Building AMI
LON Association OF Newark, n. j.. coin3ln n
ant, and Max Miller CT ais, defendants, r..
IA, for sale Of mortgaged premises.
By virtue of the above stated writ of lerl
facias. TO me directed, / shall expose for sale
by public vendue, at the Court House. in New
ark, on Tuesday, the twenty-tlird day OF
January next. at two O'Clock p. M. all that
tract or parcel of land and premises situate,
lying and being In the City of Newark. EsseS
County, New Jersey:
Beginning in the westerly line of Schley
street formerly called Frankfort place. at n
point therein distant southerly one hundred
and ninety-one feet and eight one-hundredths
Of a foot from the southerly line of a lane or
driftway leading TO lands now or late of one
Nye and others; thence % at right angles to
schley street, north f~orty-hve degrees seven
teen minutes west one hundred feet; thence
(2) parallel with Schley street south forty
four degrees forty-three minutes west twenty
five feet; thence go parallel with the first
course south forty-hve degrees, seventeen min
utes east one hundred feet to the westerly line
OF Schley street; and thence along the same
north forty-four degrees and forty-three min
utes east twenty-five feet to the point and
place of beginning.
Newark, n. J., Dec. is. 1911.
JOHN It. MONAHAN, Sheriff.
Timothy e. Scales, Sopr. $I4.20)
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LOST AND FOUND.

LQST-Ladies' pocketbook. between BAN
hereer'G and Fidelity Trust Company. Re
word II returned TO 90 North Parkway. East
Orange n. J
LOST Dia mond cluster ring. early Thursday;
rood reward 317 South Orange av.
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NICOLI~At his home. 3 Leslie street,
on Thursday. December 81, 1911. Will
lam G.. Nicoll, in his 40th year.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUToS-For those locking for positive bar
gains in used automobiles we have the fol-
lowing cars which may be bought at the tight
prices, You cannot afford TO lose this OPP
portunity:
One 1910 Stoddard Dayton Limousine car.
One 1910 four-cylindeT .iS" Losicr seven
passenger touring car.
One 1910 four-cylinder Peerless Limousine
car.
one 1910 Buick racing runabout.
ona 1911 eix-eyiinder 81 Lozie, seven-pas-
senger touring ear.
One 1911 four-cyllnder go SIMPLEX special
racing car.
20 Branford Place, City.
ARC fO12 runabout. fully eduipned. al
most new. for sale. Call /, STRAUS &
SONS. FrciinGhuysen az.
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uAIIoY-At Soho. N. J.. on Wednesday.
December 20, 1911, Elizabeth, widow OF
Henry Haidy. aged 81 years, 100 william
street.
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sHEnivF's SALES.
AL

GChanccry AL
SHERIFF'S SALE-ln Chancery of New Jsr-
soy-Bet%een the Union Building Com
pany. a corporation, complainant. and Michael
Bernstein ct Tx. defendants. Fl. ia, for elio
of mortgaged premises.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ of fer
facias, TO me directed, / shall expose for sails
by public Vendue. ct tho Court House. in Now
ark. On Tuesday, the twenty,-slxth day OF DE.
ceInber, next. at Two O'Clock r. NJ. all tina
irec1 or parcel of land and premises situa e
lying and being IN the city OF Newark. Essex
County. New Jersey.
beginning at a point in the n%ortherly Inc
of Avon avenue, distant westerly two hundred
and twenty-siX feet and eighty-two one-huu-
dredths OF a foot from the westerly line o.
Trescy avenue; thence running ~ along the
said line of Avon avenue north sixty-seven
degrees and forty minutes west twenty-eiglt
feet; thence 90 at right angles 10 said avenue
norm twenty-five degrees snd twenty minGtes
cast one hundred end fifteen feet; thence ta)
parallel VITA said avenue south sixty-sevel
degrees and forty minutes east twenty-eigh
feet; and thence tD at right angles to SAD
avenue south twenty-five degrees and twenty
minues west one hundred and fifteen feet to
the northerly line Of the same and the place
OF beginning.
Newark, y. J., November 20. 1911.
JOIN r. MONAHAN. Sheriff.
Samuel W. HoGrdman, jr.. soi'r. tsl4 %,
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BREWSTER-At Bloomfield, n. j.. De-
.cember 20. 1911, Joseph A, beloved
husband of Ann Brewster. aged o5
years, 1853 Bloomfield avenue.
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BoCKOVEN-On Tuesday, December IL
1911, Joanna E., aged s. years month
and 26 daNs.
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DEY--on December 10. 1911, at his home,
John B. husband of the late Margaret
T.. Dey, FOG North First street.
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FLORISTS

]. u. KROEHI. r - BELMONT Av.
Fresh [ flowers for all occasions, funeral
deciGninR u snecialty. Tel. E4s2-J. Market.
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HAMMEI-At Atlantic City, December ~,
1911. Gladys. infant daughter Of Harry
and May Hammel. 30 Tracy avenue.
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BLLIS-At Millhurn. N. j., December 70
1911, Hannah M, In her S0th year, Or
chard street. Milibnrn, n. j.
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BILLER-Suddenly, on December 20, 1871;
Frank, ir.. beloved child of Frank and
Carrie Biller tnee Hermes), aged ~
1 nanntIc G -ln =
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MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK.
Newark. n. J.. December 81, 1911.
ELECTION.
The annual meeting of the Shareholder Of
this bsnk, for the election Of directors. W II he
he'd at the banking houce on Tuesday. the
ninth day Of January next. between the hours
of 10 and II o'clock o. IN.
WILLIAM ]. GARDNER.
Cashier.
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FRANCESCA her home. 8 North street
East Orange, Beta, beloved daughter OF
Willis and Jennie France
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Resolutions EngrusSed,
]. v. HARING. ia Summer nv: to-. 707-R.BB
Pen artist. examiner of questioned handwriting
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CAREY-On December 20, 1911, Michael
D. Carey, at st. Johns college,
Brooklyn.
Funeral. on Friday. December %. at
ga. MI, from Church of st. John the
Baptist. Lewis and Willoughby ave-
nues.
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MOURNING GOODS.

MOURNING goods dyed in q hours: guaran-
teed good black: also dye feathers. Tel.
G8-W. Branch Brook; prompt delivery.
EATX DYETNC CO. ria ORANGE ST.
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FOR SALE.

FINE old violin and violoncello: splendid
Christmas presents. must he seen and heard
10 be appreciated; no reasonable offer refused.
Address b., Box 9S. Star Office.
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aAIRD-On Tuesday, December 10, 1911,
Louisa, wife of Robert Baird.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. at Springfield, N.
j., December 10, 1911. J. Alfred Morrl-
son. beloved husband of Margaret MOT
aqe.
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HAuFLER-Entered into rest, on, Tues
day, December 10. 1911, Catherine =;
Haufer, widow of Gottlob Haufier, aged
76 years and 6 months; so North Fifth
afraet.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
v
BODY lE;ONER wanted. ESSEN LAUNDRY.
a3 and Or James ST, city.
GIRL wanted. ESSEX LAUNDRY. eS and 05
James St. city.
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ANNUAL. MEETINGS.

ANNUAL INSTRUMENTATION,
THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
or AMERlCA
Newark. n. j.. december :. 1911.
The annual meeting OF the stockholdera CT
this company viii be held at ;he Office of thu
company; Prudential Building. Newark y. ..
Oh Monday. January y. 1919. for the purpop,
OF s~iecting director to serve for the ensuiD.
year.
'uils open II a. IN. Close 1. m
EDWARD "A SecretarS.
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BONDS.
PRICES OF BONDS.

The following quotations we're fur
nished by Post & Flagg:
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MANNING+On December 81, 1911. at his
late residence, william, beloved husband
Of Catherine Manning (nee Walsh 80
Lemon street.
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Relatives and friends are kindly IN
vited to attend the funeral on Saturday.
December %, at 2 D. M. from his parents
residence. So Jacob street. lnterment ~
the Woodland Cemetery. Philadeipnla
papers please copy.
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JOHRGFR-EntereS into rest. on Tues
day, December 10. 1911. August F., be
loved husband of Theresa Joerger (nee
Mathes), aged 81 years 10 months anu I
days., 739 South Eighteenth street.
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I.TNES-At Verona, N. j.. on December
49, 1911, Almina E., daughter Of the late
william and Harriet Lines, Bloomfield
avenue, Verona.
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sALD-on December 10, 1911. Annie n.
Bald (nee RUSSELL. beloved wife of VIII
lam G. Bald.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral from her
late residence, 104 Magnolia street, on
ST. Peters Church, where a High Mass
OF Requiem will be offered for the
repose of her soul. Intermenti in the
Cemetery of the Holy Sepulehre.
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KrRNER-on Wednesday. December Il,
1911. John Kerner, aged Al years 10
months and 20 days IS Garrison street.
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KERNER-On Wednesday. December 20:
1911 Phoebe A., beloved wife OF
Anthony Butler. aged SO years. SSlh
Central avenue.
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS.
NEWAP.

Ne An.
E'arese to Vincenzo Cen-
tanni. W s Cutler st, S04 # " II
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KLASING-On December 20, 1911. Freder:
lex w. Kiasing, beloved husband OF
Laura KIasing, aged "A years,
The Washington herald., 1911-06-28
NINE SCHOOLBOYS
GO TO MlSHAWAKA
Party win Camp in the Wilds
Of Minnesota.


A party of nine boys from the National
Cathedral School for Boys left the city
yesterday for Camp Mishawaka. Minn.,
where they win spend the summer fish,
ing, boating, and wandering through the
wilds.
The camp is located on Lake Pokegama
at the headwaters Of the Mississippi
River, ninety-f1ve miles northwest OF
Duluth. George F. Green, physical di-
rector at the school, has had charge of
the outing for the last two seasons. and,
judging from the success In the past,
the boys will have a delightful vacation.
Camp IIishawaka is composed Of boys
not only from Washington, but from
various sections of the country. twenty
or thirty being expected to attend this
year. Mr.. Green win meet the Washing
ton delegation In Chicago with more oi
the prospective campers.
The party from the Cathedral School
consists Of Augustin ] Todd. M. B.
CARRIER and brother. Henry Owens
Walker White. Robert carnhan, Robert
Bell, Gwynn Rust, and T. H. Cleborne
The boys were accompanied by Bryan
Morse, graduate OF George Washington
University.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-28
g., =. -. uu,,.

tees. to secure william K Butler, $500 !
year. Per cent, semi-annnally.
GeoEgetown-Lot O. east of square %; Virginia
and George + Hane. trustees. to secure E.
Margaretta oouise. 500. years. per cent.
semi-Annualg.
Square lbs-LOt q: Robert Robinson e. uI to
Horauo \. Tsplin and l. .. Malley. trus-
tees. TO secure Thomas J. Levy, S4e ] to 4e
months. per cent per annum.
Oak Fiew-LotS 70 z block o: Thomas NJ Henry
ct ux to Harry La Rust and Stanton O.
PeeIle trustees. to secure James b Reese s. 800
years. per CENT. semi-anuually.
Square S2-LOt 20; Bertha Cohen ct vir 70 James
per cent semi-annually. same 10 Da1td ROth.
scild and Charles 2. DIGS, trustees, to e.
cure Carrie r. wRllsrstein, 500, years, 81
per cent, semiannually
Square B64-Lot %; DsinEerield Parker N Hsrold
u Doyle and William L Miller, trustees to
secure Thomas M Gale 500. months, per
cent per annum-
Square zcs-Iot 81; Iyan q Weld =. -, g. NJ.
bert 7. Shannon and Marion ]. L1lchs' trus-
tees. to secure Joseph II. Hines $500, nayable
VctooT > lAl. per cent per annum.
Fle1Sant Piains-Par Of lot 80; William Il.
walker ct ux. to William J. Flather and Milton
r A1es. trustees. to secure John NJ Jones
AVo. years. 0er cent, semi-annuaIIy
Columbia Heights-Part Of lot T. block 3s: Ceorpe
". Bond Ct u1 TO the American Security and
Irust company. trustee, to secure the National
saEings and Trust Company $500 monthly pay-
merfts per cent per annum.
square SlS-origtnal lot o; Richard J. Earnshaw
and Harry b. Leary. trading as Earsnaw 4.
Leary. ct al to William J. F1ather and Milton
=: Anes, trustees to secure John NJ Jones
NoOoo. years. per cent semi annually
Argyle Cowl and Lorn-Part Of lot Il: Fannie G.
blanchard to William 7. Ballard and William
Lanham, trustees. to secure Gertrude Fowler
tlO. years. per cent emi-annually
cleveland Park-Part Of lot ID block and uart Of
the unsubdiy1ded portion: Louise Taylor TO the
warrington Loan and Trust Company trustee
TO secure the EQUITABLE Cooperative Building
Association, 5000
The Washington herald., 1911-06-28
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square ia. lot 8; Ignaius Rossiter TO Chaplin
Brown and Henry n. Bergman, trustees. to
secure the Oriental Building Association. No. s,
500.
Square s9-Lot 50; May +. Dickr Stacy ct IN
to Watson r. Clarke and Erskine Gordon.
trustees, to secure Ben o. Spransy, 5000,
years, per cent semi-annually.
Square 566-Lots III TO Id; Harry A. KITE e ux'
TO John Taylor Arms and Samuel A. DEury,
trustees. to secure Lee Brown, S0n year,
Per cent, semi-annuaIly.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Piains-Lot 49,
Il Fski6 AaE sU & " t9 Ss0SFs p cH ss6
annually.
West woodrdge-Lots 4, s. and e. block 2; Nor
ns z. Sabn ct ux to Paul d. Cook and
John ]. Shirley. trustees. TO secure John 0'Con-
nell. $50, years. per cent semi-anuuaIly.
Square szS-Lot q; Leah Reichgut Ct yir to John
B. Lanef and John A. Hamilton trustees TO
secure the Washington Loan and Trust Com
pauy, SA monthly payments, ~ per cent Per
annun.
Square E4-Lot rs. Alico E. Weeden to william
Z. Ambrose and Theodore Block. trustees. 70
secure Isaac Lyon. 800. years. per cent.
semi-annually.
Square so5-Lot 65; Liney NJ. France ct ux.. Gordon
c., to James Berry and William Mex. Clayton,
:rustees TO secure the Perpetual Building AssO-
Square ssa-Lot III; Ethel B, Marschalk ct viz to
Harry L Rust and George Y. Worthington,
trustees, TO secure Kennedy Brothers. Inc,
A,750, monthly payments per cent per aunum.
Square 3S1-Lot l5S; Helen May Jones ct Tir TO
Harry l. Rust and George !. Worthington.
trustees. 70 secure Kennedy Brothers, Inc,
N.s50. monthly payments, per cent per annum.
bloomsbury Park-Lot 81. block 10; Earnest Fen
wick ct ". to George W. Taylor and B. n.
Shank trustees, TO secure Charles L. Shank,
trustee, $l.l5o. monthly payments. Per cent per
annufn.
Square Hl-Part q lot a.; John q. Nolan ct ux
to Algenm S. Gardiner and w. Gilbert Dent.
trustees, to secure Laura +. and Edward b.
olney, $500. to 8 months. per cent per
annum.
Square 2-Lots Is and 10; Norah J. F1nuzne to
Fnnk J. Hogan and Joseph g. Sheehy trus-
tees. TO secure Harry A.. Grant, so, on de-
mand, per cent per annum
Square 5zo-L0t "a; ClmentinA Crnsor ct xtr to
Alexander Muncaster and william r. Powell
trustees, TO secure Rose Hudnen and John
HudDell, 500, l year, per cent, Senli-ar-
nually.
Square 5l5s-Lot l; Samuel G. Alexander to Ralph
p. Barnard and Walter O. Balderston, trustees,
to secure Charles A. Barnard guardian Of
Virginia A. Mullins, 200 ) year, per cent
semi-annually Same 10 Henry Esylor. jr., and
Walter G. Baldenton. trustees, to secure Will
lam II. Holloway, a.zo. to q months. without
interest.
Square sOz-Lots 81 to 81 and 81 to 6s; Joseph
z. Bury TO II. Bradley Davidson and Luther s.
Frisloe. trustees. to secure Charles H. David
son, $1,000, year. per cent selni-enmally.
Square 1G-Iots 81 TO 66; Joseph E Bury to
Edmnnd X. Fox and Thad B. Sargeant trps-
The Washington herald., 1911-06-28
CAMP LIFE BEGUN
BY Y. M. G. A. BOYS
About One Hundred Go to
South River, Md.

With blankets, provisions, and all the
other necessities Of camp life, about 100
boys left Fifteenth and H streets north
east yesterday morning on an inter-
urban train for fifteen DAYS Of outdoor
life at the Y. NJ. c. A. summer camp
at South River Md.
The tent leaders are Gordon Law, Win
fred Dawson, and Mills Hanson. Those
who left for the camp yesterday were
Burnham Yung KwaL Melvin Myers,
Stephen Treulegen, Harold Rose, Chaun'
cey Needham. Howard Fellows. Charles
Fadeley, Myron NJ. Jones, Louis H.
Grieb, Gray Rutherford, Roger Birdsell.
Edward Pardoe, Dan Steers. Frank Ellis,
Jerome Sutherin. Herbert Bruncken,
Pierce Jewel, Stanton Henry, Spencer
Brenizer, william Bohannon. Dwight
Terry, Edwin Mandler. Dillon Roberts,
Ernest AIliger, Arthur Hamilton, John
Barnes, Logan c. Ramsey, Dufour
Brown, Edward Wilde, George T. He'll,
Robert ROBBERS, William Engel. Elvin
James, Cecil Baumgarten. Alfred Moran.
Saul Brown, Philip Hough, Victor Hart
shorn, William Cavenaugh, John Cobb,
Adolph GUIDE, Spencer Burroughs. Nor
man Siedon, Carl Goodman. David Brad
ley, Herbert Boyden, Francis Leech,
Steven BaIdwfli fliane9o 1eRaiiHf Cas- Gfaidshb5aekk, BACK
James Hornaday. Arthur Barker, Will
lam Feldhaus, Goodwin Miller, Robert
Page. Harry Campbell. Foster Wood,
David Gates. Edward Adams, Francis
Grove. Stuart Heitmuller, Willard Rob-
bins, Herbert Gates, Jameson Carswell.
Wallace Hoover, Eugene Smidt, Edward
Tibbott, Lloyd Tibbott. Carroll Tiffany,
Walter Pettus, and Edwin Edmonston.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-28
SUIT TO PREVENT
SALE OF PROPERTY
Giesboro Point Land in Dis
pUte in Court.

Joseph N Young, Ralph p. Barnard.
trustee, and Frank z. Butterfeld were
named as defendants In suit filed yes
terday by John C. Heide, Henry L.
Clark, Margaret r. White, George W.
Lyons, and John ]. McConkey to restrain
Ralph P. Barnard and his agents and
auctioneers from selling or attempting to
sell property near the Firth-Sterling
Steel Plant, sat Geisboro Point Plain
tifrs allege this land has been sold to
them by the defendants.
It is alleged by the plaintifs. who are
represented by Attorney R. p. Evans,
that Young entered into q business
scheme with Butterfield whereby he was
to assume, without consideration, the
nominal ownership of real estate and to
subdivide it with the aid of Barnard. as
trustee and TO sell the lots to purchasers
on the instalIment plan, the profits TO
be shared by the defendants. Butterheld
was to act as sales agent and receive
whatever he got over and above the
price agreed upon.
II is alleged. ,Butterfleld has abandoned
his agency and has offered to reconvey
the record title of the property to
Young and to indorse and transfer the
notes to him for collection. and that
Young has refused to accede and repud-
Iates the agreement.
1t is alleged Barnard. by direction Of
Young, has advertised the lots for sale.
and that sale would work injury and
hardship.
A similar suit was fled by Anthony
Wisconsin and Mary Wisconsin against
Henrietta Heiskell, Henry L. Heiskell.
and Ralph P. BARNARD. trustees. and
Frank E. Butterfield. Attorney Richard
P. Evans appears for the plaintiffs.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-28
WILL SEND A TRIBUTE.
Bankers Arrange for Floral Desigl
for Late Associate.

Bankers Arrange for Floral Design
for Late Associate.
Arrangements have been made by the
directors and employees Of the American
Security and Trust Company to send
floral tributes to the home Of Danie
Duncan, formerly note teller in that
institution.
Mr.. Duncan died In Colorado Springs
Colo, last Sunday from tuberculosis. The
body was returned to his former home
at Lancaster, Pa, and funeral services
will be held there tomorrow. Mr.. Dun
can went to Colorado five years ago
thinking the higher altitude would benefl
him. His mother and a sister lived with
him.
Representatives Of the Washington
bank will attend the funeral
The Washington herald., 1911-06-28
Robert Preston Buried.

Requiem mass was celebrated yester-
day morning at st. Aloysius' Church for
Robert Preston, who died Saturday at
his residence. 243 Eighteenth street
northwest. Interment was In Oak Hlll
Cemetery. Mr.. Preston had been an em-
ploye In the Treasury Department for the
last fifty-five years. A large delegation
OF his feliow-employes attended thu fun
eral
The Washington herald., 1911-06-28
Charles H. Turner Resigns.

After eight years Of efficient service as
assistant United States attorney for the
District Of Columbia, Charles H. Turner
rendered his resignation to United States
Attorney Wilson yesterday. He plans to
take up the practice OF law here about
September 10. - His successor has not
been decided upon. Mr.. Turner was ad-
mitted to the bar in 1895, and in 1903
was appointed as assistant United States
attorney by Morgan H. Beach, then
district attorney.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-28
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

Norfolk and Washington Steamboat cosnpany's
steamers from foot Of Seyenth street for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk daily at e:45 d m
Steamer Charles Manchester for Mount Vernon
and Marshall Han leaves Seventh street wharf at u
q. m. and 2Bo p. N. daily. except Sunday.
Steamer Queen Anne leaves Seventh street wharf
for Colonial Beach At 9. m.
Steamer for New River View leaves Seventh street
wharf at 10 q. m. and p. m. daily.
Steamer St. Johns leaves Seventh street wharf
at D. m. for forty-mile MOONLIGHT trip on Potomac
Cars from Fifteenth street and New York ayenus
etezy quarter hour for main entrance Zoo Park.
Chevy Chase. and Remington.
Washington. Baltimore and Annapolis Electric
Railway operates sxtyhree limited trains each day
between Washington and baltimore. leaving Fiji
tenth street and New York avenue on the bour
and half hour. Also trains to Annapolis i've min
ases after ths houn.
Cans from 1sth and streets northeast direct 70
National Training School aud Bladensburg.
Chesapeake Beach train schedule In railroad column.
Take New York avenue Columbia Linel street car.
For additional information phone Lancoln leA
The Washington herald., 1911-06-28
out1nr for Sunday Schools.

All Southern Methodist Episcopal
churches Of Washington and vicinity are
planning an excursion to RIVER View on
June % for their Sunday school pupils.
The grounds at River View have been
chartered for the day and the steamer
st. Johns is also at the disposal Of the
managing committees for the 10 a. m.
and p. m. trips. A trip will also be
made at p. m.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-28
Test of Extinguishers.

An official test of fire extinguishers
entered by representatives of various
held yesterday afternoon at No. Engine
house. Six % the extinguishers had
been tested when the storm which visited
the city brought them to hasty termi-
nation. The tests viii be concluded this
afternoon.