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Abendblatt., 1894-12-21

Son Der g"eItrtgen Stbltng bes Stabtrat65
9~eldngte Die Nngelegenbett b%etreff5 elmer Be
%ipiQt9ung fir baS 8err'f3e Poli3et : l1ntec@
fu9ung8z@omite, be3tp. bic 8~ei9luBfaf1ulJ
iiber Das Mmenbement 5u Der Serrf9en
8orlage nod ni9t CUR @rlebtgung, Sn bteier
Mngelegen6eit ldgen berett8 geItern NbenO
benz Stabtrdt6 3pet 8eri9te bDr, Elm bDn
Den BIB. M&abben, Seats, Gpofe, 9pners
unD 6tntler erItatteter Wdiprttdt8bert9t,
pel9er ftb 3u @uniten Der 8eptQtgung aus
ipri9t, pprauSge1eBt, DaB bas gan3e Ppli3etz
SDnlite NIT Der Inter u6ung betrdut iper0e,
ioipte elm DON Nlb. Mc8iQen eingerei9ter
MfinpritGtS6eri9t, pet9er Die @ble6nung
Der SorDerung befiirfDortet. Die Nerbaroz
hung Der @ngelegeu6ett nurDe auf oteSageS@
~Drbnung Der nd3iten, am 0onner1tag na6
Mei6na6ten ftattfinDenDen StBung 9eleBt,
ebenIo ME Die 8eratAung ii6er Elm BON Ml0.
GanlpbeQ uufgerufene8 AmenOement our
W2il6=Or bt1an3, na9 tpel3em etpa 1000
Mil6bdnbler, bic bts6er cine 2icen3 BON $40
entri9teten, BON ber Qiren33a6lung befreit
perben ip1en.
Die BON MIb. Wc@iQen pieber6olt befir>
pDrtete G9offung zines Pro6tbitionsz
9t1trict8 in Dem BON 8i1el Str, Seminary
Mbe,, 8elben Npe. unb Der MueD Iubli6 bon
MebIter 9tbe. begren3ten StaDtt6eil, purbe
IN Der 9eItrt9e11 StBung nohmals dbgelebnt,
oa nlr 80 MlDermert gegen % Ddfir fttmm=
ten, fpd6renb CUR Mnnabme elmer Srbinan3
eine Me6rbett 1Gmmtli6er StaDtrat6smttz
glieber, aliD mtnbeItens 35 @timmen nDt6tg
iinb.
SIR bic Sbaffung zines neuet 8robiz
bition6bc3irf5 ltimlnter bic aldermen 8eIt,
SmitD, MabOen, 6epburn, 0au, Martin,
Campbell, &ablcr, Stonpoob, &amerling,
&pan, 2ammerS, @oiielin, Utc@tllen,
Bra6tenborf, 8ed, Gurrter, Gleiz
ne6e, Chapman, SuDlc, 8i8ane, WtuIcabp,
1Iteib, Wtercbant, 6rancis, gtoble, SEER,
Monu, Sbepber6, 6omeu, 9'9tetl
GA. 8arb) unb Gbo6ipid - 80.
@egen Bic 0r6inanS gaben ibre Stimmf
ob Die Nlbermcn @pitean, Gougblir, 9eiit,
S'gtetu, e. @oro), Goote, Worrilon,
Slepido, 8ibipiul Nbobe, 9orman, Gnsel,
MatiDu, &nopleS, Seats, S6ermann,
0'Gonnor, 8rennQn, Wtabonep, potperS,
Sage, @hLert, M}iilb0fcr, Scb0nborf, &euD.
GarlOn, Stnfler, S6Iafc uno Gun3 = %,
0ie peiteren in Der getrtge Stabtratb8z
fiBung erleOtgten @ei4Gfte finD nt3t BON Be-
5onberem Sntereie.
@te Nlo. SEER geitern NbenD erfldrte, tt
es i6m ~qelungen, 6errn u. g. 3ruoe 3u perz
dnlafIen, Die @teQe bes Mntpdlt8 Der goli3etz
llnteri u4ungsz@ DmlntIion 3p iibernebmen
MQerbtnq5 peiB BIB. &err du9enbliGlid
NOD nt9t, D6 Die BDlt3eizltnterIu4ung iibers
houpt 3u Stonbe tpmmt oDer nt9t, unb Of
ni9t Das gar5e Polt5etzGDmtte bic Inter
fu3ung unterntmmt, tpDDur3 feline QlGne
Dnr4treu3t pirbe1.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-21
6ooo's furirt.

0aB 9Oob's @ariopariQa furirt, 1T weber
cine miiiii9e nod ibertriebene 8e6ouptun8
ieiner Gi9eutbimer. Mtttbeilu19eu poH
3ouienben 9loubmiirbiser YerIoneG beitGtt=
gen, OoB 9oOS's furirt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-21
8auerIaubniBfheine.
Die foI9enOen Observation-Disclosures murz
BEN geitern auSgeiteLt:

Die folgeloen Observation-Disclosures muir
Ben 9eitern auSgeitelt:
5. 6. Gnbers, 4it0diges 8adfein=
8obnbaus NIT Grb9ci9oB, 173 Gugenie
Ctr, berani6lagt auf $4,000; SO. s..
8opman, fiinf 1itOfige 8aftetns cottages,
241O-2O 38. Str, $4,000; 8. 9. Camp,
ietbS 2it0tige 8afiteinsQ 8Obnbduier nit
GrOgeiboB, 72O1-11 ct. 2amrcnce NOe.,
$4,000; 2D6ia Simons, 5pet 2it0dige
8aditcin : Mo1nbGuier nit @rbgei6oB,
444O-42 gtncenne8 9(De., $4,000; S. 8.
Nop0a, 2it0di8es 6oI3zW ObnbauS, 1853
Stepart Aoe,, $4,000; SO, Goa3, 2l0dis
gc8 8ofitein@g8 o6nbaus nit Qaben uno
@rb8ei9oB, 5158 BrincetOn QlDe., $500;
s. 6. Gbcrbar0t, 3it0di9es 8oditcins
@obnDau8 nit Grbgei9OB, 144O BeQina=
ton 9lpe., $4,000; Srau 6. &eu0, 3ft0diz
ges NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nit Grb9eihcB,
$40 SairfielO 2(Oe., $4,000; Sames 0uftp,
2lt0dt8e8 8~adltein sWobnbaus nit @rbgcz
fdoB, 8O6 Central Parf 9(oe., $4,000,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-21

Aus Dem Sta6trath.

Cine fur5e G~gtraibuno. Kein Prohibitions
be5irf ouf DER Noroieite. Die DerRanos
Iuu9en in Sa6en DER QoIi3eisunters
u6unas.lIn9eIe9enbei peridOben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-21
Gtne Sdubma6reoeL.

Geiunb6eit8cOmmi7ar Or. Repnolbs hat
in etnem &unbf3rei6en Die @oriteber
1dmmtlt9er 3tei9en 6oTpitG1er oufqefor0ert,
penn moglt9, Elm Simmer fir bic DorlGuz
ftge unterbrtngung pon 8latternz8e rbqchz
ttgen etn3urt3ten, Big bieTe BON Dem Nmz
bulan3pogen abge6olt tperben f0nnten. 0r.
HepnolbS ma4t Die 9oipttaloernalt1nqen
oarouf dufmertiam, baB elm fol6er Gaum
1treng Holtrt ietn miife. Gr erpurtet bon
Den n1etiten Observation-Disclosures cine
balpige g~iinitige Antport.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-21
2luoebote fir pfer6efutter.

Comptroller Sones nabm geitern Mngebote
fir Die 2ieferung BON Suttermaterial CUR
Sutterung Der pferOe Des Boli3et : 9epartez
mert5 e~ntgegen. G8 tpQren bier Nngebote
e%ingelaufen, bon benen bas Der Sirma s, s..
8abeno9 &c So, bo5 ntebrigite mar. Die gez
nannte Ttrma fte0te folgenbe 8%ebingungen:
1000 3onnen 6el1, $1195; $4,000 8uf6eG
9afer, 3u 81 3 8 Gents bas 8uT6eG; 10000
Yfunb 9aferme6l 81 3 Gents bas pfunb.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-21

Surd en b~eionOeres Nbfontmen NIT Der Meltar1sfel=
lan9sbebOrOe itanoen ben 8erle9ern (dmmfli&e OFFi5ielen
phOtOsrophif&en AufnaRmen. ettpa $4,000 an Der 53abl, our
gerfi9ung, nnO Die Nustuabl pte Die Teproouftion 0teier
pbOto9rapbien erfOl9te nit 9rOBter Gorgfalt unO unter
NnmenOun9 Der allerueueien Wletbooen, 10 oaB
Abendblatt., 1894-12-21
Nn ttre Weltau8~ ItellnnQ
ais prodtperk unlbertrOfffen doteRt.

Sas groBe TOrntat I'll het Is 8nlD GdBt Die Snr1z
%1trotionen gu ooner @eltrn9 ~9elon9eu, Srud unO 8apter
ltnO bon aus9e3etdneter @ute.
STIR @ol6e, Die Die Slus1elung iebit 9eleben baben,
miro oteles nit edit Oeutider @riinOli6teit ~bereeftellte
0Sert elne bleibenOe Grinner1n9 on Die Wrnoer Der
0SeiBen StaOt, fHr 6relnOe unO 8efonnte biiben uno
Orilben ein ~pertbpOQes @ei6eut, poQ bon 8elebruna uno
unterbaltun9 iein,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-15
RESERVATION LAND.
A Square Mile in the Nez Perces'
Country Claimed.

The United States Circuit Court of APP
peals has been asked to decide who is the
lawful owner of square mile of land in
the reservation of the Nez Perez Indians
in Idaho. The land is claimed by William
A. Caldwell, Montana csttle-raiser, aud
by the Indians. who are represented by
Agent Joseph Robinson.
The land in question was taken up by
William Craig. Virginlan. in 1S49 He
married an Indian woman and their
children sold the land to Caldwell four
years ago. Robinson. the Indian agent.
contended that the sale Of what was then
and is now a portion of the land set apart
as reservation was Illegal. Caldwell
answered that Craig had certain rights to
the land acknowledged by the Govern
ment prior to the creation of the reserya-
ton. The United States court in Idaho
decided that Caldwell was right and from
that decision the agent appealed.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-15
BERKELEY.

Monday evenings meeting of the Board
of Trustees resulted in q considerable
amount of work being accomplished.
Special Officer Brauer, who got into a
drunken brawl with another special officer
recently, was deprived of his star at the
reques: of West Berkeley citizens. The
franchise granted some time since to the
Oakland Electric Railway was rescinded.
The Sunset Telephone and Telegraph
Company was granted a twenty-five year
franchise to operate within the town.
A petition from the South Berke-
ley Improvement Company request
ing that Ashby avenue be macadam-
OF intention In twenty sections passed.
The Berkeley Electric Light Company
sent in a letter declining to accept the
present form of contract for lighting the
town, as it was defective in its draught
TIE w. c. T. u. filed protest against the
opening of saloon by Mr.. Higgins on the
corner of Alcatraz and AdeIine streets.
Hydrants were ordered for the corners OF
College way and Oxford street aud Clare
mont avenue and Tyler street.. A number
of complaints against the poundman were
received. Mr.. Hughes filed his report up
to date.
The opening TO the water front of Wal
nut street, Dwight way and AllSton way
was favorably acted upon. thus settling
the question Of through streets. The pro-
test against opening Milvia street caused
the matter to be laid over for meeting.
Fire ball.
The committee appointed to raise funds
to build fire hail. at Lorn reports S75 at
present collected. Labor has been donated
in sufficient quantity 10 build the house.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-15
PARSONS IS INDIGNANT.
An Electrician Arrested for Obtain
ING Money by False PretenSeS.

ing Money by raise FTeIehSCo'
Edward f. Parsons was arrested last
evening on McAllister street by Detective
Ed Gibson and booked at the City Prison
on the charge of obtaining money by false
pretenses. About two weeks ago Parsons
drew $50 from William Schmaltz, broker,
$50 Market street. on a draft for $145 ON
Hall, Bassett q Co., Palouse, wash.
SchmatZ gave the draft to Wells. Fargo
& Co. for collection and yesterday they
notified him there was no such hrm IN
Palouse. SchmaltZ at once communicated
with Captain Lees, who detailed Detective
Gibson on the case Parsons lives at 1923
McAliister street, and he was on MS way
home when arrested. At the City Prison
a draft for S240 on Couch q Wleder, Fort
land, Or, payable at sight 10 Ms Own
order and Endorsed by him as manager OF
the International Electrical Company
was found in his pocket
Parsons expressed great indignation over
his arrest. 81 will make SchmaltZ smart
for this" he said. II will have him ar
rested for false imprisonment L am the
International Electrical Company and
Hall, Bassett & Co., who are wealthy
lumber merchants in Palouse. owed me
the S145 LOT goods supplied by me three
years ago, when l had an agency IN
Seattle. coulo not get the money from
them so l drew upon them and gave the
draft TO Schmaltz, as had done business
with him before"
Parsons was recently married in Santa
Cruz to the daughter of a wealthy resident
of Y olo County.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-15
ALAMEDA.

The bids for furnis hing this city with
new electric light plant and the purchase
OF the plant now in use were opened last
night. The bids received are from the
Standard Electric Company, the Western
Electric Company, the Westinghouse Elec-
tric and Manufacturing Company of Pitts
burg, Pa, and the National Electric Com
pany of Eau Claire. Wisconsin, and the
amounts are all close together. No award
was made, but all the bids were turned
ever to City Electrician GoldtE waite. who
will make his report as TO which is the
lowest bid.
Burglar Caught.
NJ. Joost was startled about o'clock
yesterday morning by an unusual noise in
his grocery tore. He at once notified
Officer Schoenan, who il company with
Officer WEIGH proceeded to the store, cor
ner of Walnut street and Enci1al avenue.
They entered by back door which leads
from the yard, which was found open.
and discovered things in an upside down
condition. They we're attracted by noise
in the front part of the store, and proceed
ing in that direction quickly nabbed the
burglar, who proved to be none other than
Il. d. Dreves OF Los Gatos, a brother
fn-law to MIR. JOost. at whose residence
Dreves was a guest. When arrested he
was loaded down with choice cigars,
canned sardines, deviled ham and several
bottles of good old whisky. At the City
Prison the resister shows the charge CT
burglary" opposite his name.
The Dairy Ordinance.
The dairy ordinance, which has been so
obnoxious to the dairymen. has at last
been made satisfactory to ali and the
dairvmen are once more happy. Through
their attorney they have succeeded in get
ting such alterations made as will at least
permit them to run their own business
The amended ordinance calls for the -'re-
moval of cows found affected with con-
tagous disease" instead of formerly the
KILLING of cows found affected with con-
tagious disease"
City Improvement Stopped.
The work of the city Improvement. such
as the opening up of new streets and such
work as requires the services of the City
Engineer, is temporarily at standStill
from the fact that the present City En-
kineer is tired of working for nothing. He
made an application to the City Trustees
some time ago for a fixed salary instead of
a commission.
Bond Election.
The date set for holding the election for
the voting of bonds for new City Hall
and school buildings has been finally fixed
for September %. An ordinance to this
effect has been framed, and will be adopted
at the next meeting of the City Trustees.
1t is generally believed that the election
will result in favor Of issuing the bonds.
Asks damages.
A brakeman on the narrow-gauge freight
train has made demand upon the city for
$500 damages for being knocked off a
moving freight train by an electrict-light
wire wheel had become loosened from its
fastenings on the poles at the corner of
ST. Charles street and Central avenue.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-15
Wills Filed for Probate.

The will OF Adolphus Sandstream was
filed Tor probate yesterday. Dscedent's
estate is valued at $4,000. and is bequeathed
as follows: To his sisters. Charlotte w.
Rapp and Anna Sandstream, and his niece,
oopnle FranZen. one-Quarter each, while
the remaining quarter is divided between
his sister. Christine Larsen. and his
brother, Gustav.
BY the will Of the late Della Shea. which
was nleo for probate yesterday. $1,000 is
Dequeathed to her husband, James, and
the remainder of her property, about
$4,000, is left to her three children, Joseph.
Fannie and Alice.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-15
MRS. MARTIN SUED AGAIN.
Jewels Bought Two Years Ago Not
Paid For.

According to a suit filed in the Justices
Court yesterday Mrs. John Martin has
been wearing jewels for two years that
she has not taken the trouble to pay for
Reinhold Bujannoff. a jeweler of 8 Lick
place, brought suit against Mrs. Martin
Yesterday to recover $50 rs. Of this
amount he states in his complaint that
S133 so is for Jewels Mrs. Martin bought
and the remaining SIT % for repairing
leWelry.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-15

when the money for the material is raised.
A reading-room for the fire boys Will De
built in addition to the fire hail.
Notes.
The County Clerks report states tnat
S53. O95 so has been received into the town
treasury during the past year.
The Marshal has asked for more
sprinkling carts. The present ones are In
sufficient to keep the streets wetted down.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-15

BORN.
wUkTHMANN-In this city. August o, 1894, to
the wife OF j. Ii. Wurthmann, daughter.
BRUSELL-ln this city August u, 1894, TO the
wife of Charles BruseD.
DAVIS-In this city, August IL, 1894, to the wire
of Abe DAVIS, a son.
KNAPP-In this city, August H. to the wife OF
James Is. Knapp, q SON
SCHUMACHER-In South San Francisco, August
IL, 1894 to the wife OF f. Schumacher. daugh-
ter.
SCHoNWASsFR-I Alameda. August Is, 1894,
TO the wife of f. G. Schonwasser, a son.
BRESSLER-In Alameda, August II. 1894, TO the
wife OF Hermann Bressler.
DUFFY-At San Pablo. Contra Costa County,
August 8, 1894, to the wife OF William j. Duly,
daughter.
STRANACK-In Oswego. N. Y, August 10. 1894.
to the wife o S. j. +. Shanack, sou.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-15

LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.
TUESDAY, August IA
Stmr st Paul. Won Helms, 10 days hours from
Guaymas. via Ensenada 81 hours; pass and mdse,
to Gooda Perkins Dc Co.
Domestic Ports.
EUREKA-Sailed Aug 14-stmrs Tillamook ana
excelsior, for San Francisco; Haw bark Lean, Ior
Sydney.
Movements of Trans Atlantic Steamers.
NAFLES-Arrived Aug l4-Stmr Callert. from
New York
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-15
Why Block Smiles.

Tax Collector Block feels elated over
the fact that he has collected SO per cent
OF The personal property taxes this year,
as against "a per cent last year. He at
tributes this showing partly to the system
he has oil sending a postal-card to every
taxpayer stating the amount of his indebt-
edness
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-15

Picturesque California" Is q great
educator. Part twenty-four tells all
about the great Sacramento Valley
and is full of beautiful pictures. Ten
cents and coupon secure 1t to
"CaIiD subscribers.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-15
Ashley X. Garter's Funeral.

Ashley K. Garter, son of the United
States District Attorney. was buried
Yesterday. Tie funeral was attended by
many Federal officials and attaches of the
United States courts.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-15
BIRTHS-MARRIbGES- DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mai
VIII not be inserted. They must be handed III al
either of the publication Offices and be fndorSeo
with the name and residence or persons authorlz
ing to have the same pubshed.J
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-15
OUR PREMIUM LIBRARY!
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Present the Coupon at THE CALL Branch
Office, no Market street, NOT at the Montgomery
street office. Books will be delivered only between
9 A. NJ. and 8 P. II.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Out of town subscribers who
send orders by mail requested to make at least
four selections for each book desired from the latest
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-15
PERALTA'S SCION.

PERALTA'S SCION.
Queer Affection of a
Young Woman.
RICH AND INCOMPETENT.
The Startling Array of Insane
Women.
JUDGE ROSBOROUGH'S POINT.
Oakland Strikers Seeking Aid From
Door to Door-A. K. U. Man
Missing.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-15

DE SURVILLE-EVANS- this CITY. August l
1894, M. A NJ LIE Brun de Survlle and Miss j. Nj
Evans, both OF San Francisco.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-15

To-day and Friday there will be parade
at the track of the stock entered for pre-
miums. About 200 head of fine cattle and
horses will be seen in this parade.
The speed programme for to-day con-
sists of the following entries:
Trottmg, 2:40 class. twenty entries - OF
which not more han len will start
TrOttIng 2:27 class, seventeen entries.
Pacing, two-year-olds. eight entries.
Trottlng, PIT class, ten entries.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-15

The A. r. .. men recently engaged in
s,riks are in a bad way. Appeals for food
and money contributions have been made
nv President Roberts and. Secretary
Bishop. who ask that donations of any
kind be sent to 667 Wood street and 1884
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-03

The Washington String Orchestra, Ernst
Lent conductor. held a very satisfactory
first rehearsal at All Souls lecture room
last Wednesday. and the prospects of this
organization are very encouraging. Twen-
ty-eight of the junior and about the same
number of the senior class were in at
tendance. Any more wanting to join must
register now, no further applications
can be considered after the next meeting.
Rehearsals will be held regularly every
Wednesday, at the same time and place.
Among the numbers to be practiced are
Serenade by haydn, Largo by Handl,
Minuet by Boccherini, Slumber Song by
Bremen, two Norwegian melodies by Grieg
Cradle Song by Lent, Pavane and Pastor
ale by Gluck. and others. The member
ship list includes Mr.. Lee Crandall, con-
cert master; Misses Daisy Hickox, Maud
Sewall. Mary Clements, Phebe Holmes,
Mary Crook, Esther Smith, Florelle Edison,
Maud Small, Louise Carson. Sara Wall.
Anna Davidge. Minnie Schott, Anna Endi-
cott Daisy Dyer, Belle Cannon, Jeanette
Baum, Belle Gary. Augusta NJ. Swan. Flor
ence Morrill, Miss Ulke, Miss Craighton,
Miss Flynn, Catherine Bradford. Messrs.
Robert Stearns, Paul Finckel. Howard
Boyle, Willie Holcomb. Walter Blount.
Julius Ulke, Will Mason, H. Brederkamp.
Brooke Amiss. c. f. Alden, T. Gambrill.
Paul Fishbaugh, Clarence HELEN, j. Nj.
Gatti, Alder and Ben Isemann.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-03
Officers Elected.

Officers have been elected by Columbia
Conclave, No. IL, /. o. H.. as follows Past
archon, E. B. Osborne; archon, E. H.
Brown; provost, N. A Lucas; prelate, w.
d. Rumrnel; secretary, ]. 8. Tomlinson;
flnancier, w. II. Knots; treasurer, W. II.
Hodges inspector. S. S. Symons: warden,
W. c. Taylor; sentinel, John Hogan; lnedi-
cal examiners, Dr. John Walter. DIR. c. w.
Keyes and DR.. j. w. Little: trustees, @.
M Thomas, Z. b. Osborne and w. ID. Rum
mel: representative to supreme body, j.
s. Tomlinson; alternate. G. Id. Thomas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-03
@, T.. Committee.

At meeting. held Saturday, Of the COM
mittee to arrange for the Christian En-
deavor convention, which will meet in this
city In 1896, It was decided to send a re-
quest to the president Of each c. E. So
ciety requesting that, after conference
with the pastor of the church, some men,
Der Of the society be named to serve on the
auxiliary finance committee. number of
rules regulating the sessions of the COM
mttee were adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-03
MEDICAL.

DIR. BROTHERS INvIGORATING CORDIAL is
powerful Nerve Stimulant and Tonic. OF all
the remedies for Nervous Debility, Neuralgia
Nervous Exhaustion Paralysis and that class OF
people who are weak. miserable. lethargic
sleepy, lack of ambition and zest there is
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF GEORGE III. BYRON,
Late of the District of Columbia.
Applica zion having been made to the Supreme
Court of the District OF Columbia, holding Or
phans' Court for probate of last will and for let
tiers testamentary on said estate by Walter T.
Byron:
This Is to give notice to all concerned to appear
In soid court FRIDAY. the TWENTY-FlltST
DAY Of DECEMBER, AID. 1894, at TEN
O'CLOCK AN, TO show cause why such applica-
ton should not be granted.
Attest: l.. P. WRIGHT
Register of Wills, DC.
II. G.. MILANs, Proctor for Applicant. d31aw3w
(No 5917. Admr. Doc, 49,
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA,
Holding Special Term for Orphans Court business
December /, 1894.
In the case of Job Barnard, executor under the
will Of Nancy Il. Scudder, deceased, the executor
aforesaid has, with the approval of the court, ap-
pointed Saturday, the 10th day of December, A. ID.
1894, at 10 O'Clock am, for making payment and
distribution under the courts direction and CONTROL
when and where oil creditors and persons entitled
to dlstrbutive shares Tor legacies) residue
hereby notified to attend in person or by agent
attorney duly authorized, with their claims against
the estate properly vouched otherwise the executor
will take the benefit of the law against them:
Provided, copy of this order be published once
week for three weeks In the Washington Law Re-
porter" previous to the said day.
Test: L. p WRIGHT.
Register of Wills for the District Of Columbia
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BOARDING.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

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