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EDUCATIONAL.
1898


EDUCATION FOR REAL LIFE
FOR SONS AND DAUGHTERS
Tie Epencerian Business College,
National Bank or The Republic Building,
cor. = ID and d NV. Dag audulghL
sessions.
EPENCERTAN
In Che National Capital and throughout the
country is q household word, associated
with thorough business training and q
prosperous career.
The ulirtyliTst scholastic year OF this
popular institution begins Monday, Sep
tember . 1895. Five departments, viz.
Practical business. including complete
bookkeeping course, English, rapid cal.
citations, rapid writing, moral and social
culture, Delsarte system OF expression,
ClylCs, political economy and commercial
law. Practical English, with iuitiatory
bookkeeping, Shorthand and TypeWrtlng,
including English, Speucerian Rapid Writ
ing Mechanical and Agricultural Drawing
Full corps OF thoroughly trained teachers.
Location central.
Spacious brilliantly lighted. handsome
halls and class rooms. Service Of gradu-
8tes always iu demand Terms moderate
but 90 competition with cheap schools
The leading business men Of Washington
were trained in TINS college, and send their
sOus and daughters and candidates for
employment here for training.
This college received from the Worlds
Columbian commission, a diploma for
Excellence of students Work in all OF
the above departments.
OFFICE open every business day and
night. on and after Monday, August l2
Write or cali for new annual announce
meut. MRS. SARA a. SPENCER,
Principal ana Proprietor.
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KNIGHTS SAY GOOD By
End of the TWGnty-Siyth Tri-
enniai COnCIaVG at Boston.
ARCHIVES At WASHINGTON
This City VIII BE Made Headquarters
of the Order-A washingtonian APP
pointed Grand Captain ofthe Guard.
Installation Of Officers and the Com
mtttees Appointed.

Boston, Mass. Aug aO-The twenty
sixth triennial conclave Of the Knights
Templar is thing Of the past The grand
encampment wound up its business today,
Installed its officers. and tonight the last
good-byes are being said, and thousands of
sir Knights are leaving for their distant
homes.
The city is still brightly illuminated and
the streets are crowded, but many Of the
communicates have dlsbanded. Probably
at least 1000 sir Knights win remain in
this locality for some time for business
and pleasure
The grand encampment devoted almost
the entire days session TO the discussion OF
constitutional revision II was decided to
make Washington the headquarters of the
knights Templar, and after 1896, if no
invitation is received from another place,
the trienuiaI conclaYe viii be held in that
city.
ARCHIVES AT WASHINGTON
a motion by Past Grand Commander E
T. Carson, of Ohio to levy per capita
tax Of 20 cents per year for the purpose
Of maintaining the archives in the city of
Washington, was referred to the next con-
clave. An invitation was received to hold
the first trienniaI conclave Of the twentieth
century in Atlanta, Ga The following
committees We're appointed:
Jursprudence-J Il Hopkins Of Penn
syIvania; J. c. Smith OF Illinois; E. T.
Carson, of Ohio; J. w Fellows, of New
York; B. G. Witt, OF Kentucky.
Finances-W. II H. souie, Of MaSsachu-
| sets; George Davis, Of West Virginia; G.
". Kcndrick, of Pennsylvania; f. c. Bird,
of Connecticut; Fred Greenwood, Of Yir-
gina.
TcstimoniaIs-J. c. Smith, Illinois; h.
L. Palmer, Wisconsin; and j. y. Geraty,
Of Michigan.
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
The grand offices-eIect We're then in
stalled by Grand Commander McCurdy,
and resolutions were passed expressing
the thanks of the grand encampment to
the retiring grand master.
The new grand master, Most Eminent
| Sir Warren Larue Thomas, then appointed
the following officers: Grand prelate;
! Cornelius living, of New York; grand
| standard bearer, Edgar S. Dudley, Of
Nebraska; grand warder, j. A. Locke
Of Maine; grand captain Of the guard, F.
| H Thomas, of Washington, D. c.
| The grand eL-ampment then adjourned
! to meet in Pittsburg, Pa, on the second
| Tuesday of October, 1898.
THE FIRST ACCIDENT.
The DeMolay Commandery left at an
early hour this morning, and the prospect
for a most enjoyable day at Providence
was most excellent, the weather being
superb. The first accident to a visiting
Washngtonian occurred last night at the
! Copley Square Hotel
Sir Knight w. H Oliver was decending
the entrance stairs OF the hotel where he
is staying, last night, when hefell and broke
his right leg. He was taken to the Emer-
| gency Hospital
Knight Oliver has the contract to build
the Washington Postoffice. -Sater being
attended at the hospital, he was conveyed
| back TO the hotel.
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Hon. W Z. Curtis, Civil Service Commis-
Fioner Rice and wife, Mr. Moore, chief
Weather Bureau, obliged to remain here
during the summer, are still located at the
Chevy Chase Inn.
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The family Of Hon. +. G. Newlands, who
have been spending the summer at Nara
gansett Pier, viii return next week to spend
the fan at their Chevy Chase home.
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Misses Morgan ard Miss Mcdowell enter
tatncd a number Of their friends Wednesday
evening at Che home Of the former, No. 1916
Thirtecnta street northwest, as Miss Nc
Dowen expects TO depart for her home in
North Carolina early in September Dane
ing was one Of tEe pleasant features OF the
evening, and refreshments We're also served.
Among those present were: Mrs, Lee and
Misses Lee, Mrs, Lament, Misses Watles,
Mrs. Howard F Johnson, and Misses Nor
gan, Miss Kccch, Miss Miller, Miss Cox,
Miss Chapman. Miss Alexander, Miss Nc
Wherter, Miss Mcdowell, DR. Hester, Mr
Howard Morton, Mr.. Chandler, Messrs.
Murray, Robinson, Jcnnings, Moncure, DR..
Davis, Br Washington, Dr Hcldon, Messrs.
Webber, Webb, Ankeney, Currey, Perry,
Sanders, Talmadge, White, wilson, Ware,
Mr. Gordon Blackwell, DR. Marsteller Dr.
CockerHe, Nesgrs Vaughn and Gross.
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Capt Thomas Montgomery and family,
OF 40 street northeast, returned on satur-
day. having spent four weeks at Hotel
Del Monte. Atlantic City, where his little
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We. speir and family, and Col. Fcnowes
and family are among. those quartered at
the Chevy Chase Inn.
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Mt Joseph Baum, OF No. 707 Seventh
street, has gone 70 Boston, New York, Paila-
delphia, and Atlantic City to be away until
September 6.
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Mrs Minnie L. Rerby. OF No. 3515 Eslin
avenue, Holmead Manor, with her little son,
Orville Particle Derby, left Monday for
Long Branch, where they will remain until
October l.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Lescallett, of South
Washington, accompanied by their sister,
Mrs. Martin, will leave on Tuesday morn
ing for New Windsor, Nd, to visit relatives.
On their return Mrs. Martin will stop in
Baltimore TO visit her sister, Mrs. seyerts.
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Excursion to Richmond Tonight via
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Will depart from Ninth and Maryland ave-
nue. southwest, station, instead OF Balti-
tinlore & Potomac station, as before ad-
vertised.
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o Mems CoIored Borderad
SC HandkerChiefS. Worth IOC.
Each only Sc,
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OQ0 Our Elegant Cape for Ladies
SoC and Misses in all CClcTs. Tall
or-made. Good value at s..
Only csc.
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o. Backing Brush and DIpper,
~ / large box of Backing for &C.
The morning times., 1895-08-31

HOO Our Elegant Gloria CIOthUy1.
TOC breiIaS. Warranted Fast
Black. Worth Csc. Only 49C
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The German Ambassador ard Baroness
Thielman have gone 10 Lcnox, where they
VIII take part in the early autumn gayeties
Of that place.
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The Evening Times gives ALI the
news for a cent?
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daughter, Mabel, was the fortunate winner
of a Sl0-goId piece given as prize at hop
August 6, for graceful dancing.
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Or One Part Bristle Hair Brush
~ and Fine Dressing Comb.
Both for &C.
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EOO A few more of our cool Moth
- ~ er Hubbard Gowns. Worth
Si-5O. Only sec.
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Fava have gone 20 Lenox for a stay before
returning 10 Washington for the winter
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r. Piece. Ladies SummerVest.
" Worth f5C.
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81 Our New House Gown, made
OC of English TweadS, lined.
Just the garment for cool
mornings. Verv dreSSy and
worth $500. Only csc.
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from an European trip. leaving her daugh-
ter Miss Florence Hoffman, to remain
abroad for another year in order 10 pur-
sue her musical studies
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The Evening Times gives all the
BOWS f0l "a cent.
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G0NzAGh G0LLEGE

Classical and Business courses OF sud
Ies. schools wil reopen Tuesday, Septem-
Der q Three free scholarships open ID all
competitors VIII be contested for on Au-
gust 29, 30. and 81. For particulars address
Rev. CORNELIUS GILLESPIE, s. J.,
presideu, and Treasurer au22-lm
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AI4-McmbeFs OF Bric klayers'
Union, No OF D. c., are hereby nuti-
fled To be at hall 7th and L sts. NV, Mon
day morning at $50 p. IN. IN order 20 take
part in Labor Day parade. BY order %
Chairman OF Committee on Arran gemeuE5
N. I. Canty-
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Mrs Boyd Smith has returned to the city,
after having spent the summer at several
Of the Fashionable resorts.
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UNDERTAKERS

WILLIAM LEE.
q UNDERTAKEN.
SS2 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
First class service PhOns 1855 lyt5no
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city. after a delightful summer spent visit
iugfrIcnds atseveraI Iofthe epronllnentresorts.
The morning times., 1895-08-31

Lieut. and Mrs. Charles Stone, after
spending the summer at Cape May and
Goscheu, va, have gone TO Rockville for
the month OF september
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A SURPRISE FOR SOCIETY
Very Short Dresses VIII Be All the
Rage This Fail.
To Show Them and Their wearers OFF
10 Coed Advantage, Walking
Parties VIII BE Ia Order.

There Is a strong probability that wash
iugton society VIII iuauEurate some notable
reforms ID the matter Of dress during the
coming autumn when it returns 10 the city
in sufficient numbers 10 make anything ike
a concerted movement in this respect
This reform relates TO the wearing Of short
gowns. IfJhe wiseaCres on the sub ieCt are
TO be believed, the average society girl
win from this time forth, when she sets
out upon a walking expedition, look as
though the little old woman Of Mother
Goose fame had suddenly appeared and cut
OF their skirts just around about"
This fad Of having the dress reach only
q few inches below the Euee has, according
to The best posted authorities, nothing in
common with the bicycle craze. It has
been Inaugurated in The Adirondacks and
other similar resorts frequentad of fash
Jon, where long walks and mountain climbs
are not only possible but a positive de-
light during the summer months
The girls have an had such dresses made,
and wiIlbung thenlhaCk 20 Washington with
them when they return this autumn.
II naturally follows that having the
dresses, occasion for wearing them will be
made with frequency Walking parties are
10 be the thing with Washington girls this
autumn quite S much rs bicycling parties
viii be another rage The short dresses
with high boots and leEEings Of every
possible material VIII also have fine
showing, and the streets ofthe National Cap.
ltal, especially those OF the West End, viii
witness unusual sights in this respect
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Judge and Mrs Shepard, Of this city,
are at Deer Park, where they have spent
the season.
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NEW DEPARTMENT.

Our OrderDepartmentf for
making all kinds of Ladies'
and Children's Garments.
Infants Outfits a speciality.
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Admiral Walker returned recently from
Alaska, and after q short stay al his home
in this city, has gone to New York to
attend the court Of inquiry In regard TO
the accident OF the Columbia
The morning times., 1895-08-31
HELP YOU OUT.

A few White Lawn Wrap
pers, sUyIishly made, slightly
solled from handling.
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5l4 Ninth St. N. w.
The morning times., 1895-08-31

Mr Won schwerin. Of the German en-
basSy, after having spent the earlier
portion of the season at Deer Park, is now
enjoying the Eayeties Of Bar Harbor. Mr..
Won Schwerin is one OF the most recent
additions TO the diplomatic corps, but
viii. IL he adds TO his social laurcls during
the coming winter as be has done during
the present summer, prove one OF the
most popular Of the diplomats ia Washing
ton society.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08

chairman OF Joint meeting; Walter Jor-
dan and f.. ID. Brinkley, super visors;
and L. f.. StsllInge. Frank Wright and
Parker Brinkley, road commissioners.
In the three magisterial districts rep
resented, Chuokatuck, Cypress and
Sleepy Hole, every remaining section
not previously let out, was contracted
Tor except one. The disposal of sec
tions III Holy Neck will require sub
segment meeting,
RAILROAD BRIDGE FlRED.- bridge
on the Atlantic and Danvilo road
about two miles from Suffolk, near,
Manning station, was discovered to be
on fire by q small white boy and Suf-
folk mon subduod tho flames before
great damage had been done. Passcn-
ger trains were delayed about nh hour.
The blaze Is thought to be incendiary.
ScuoOSER's DEpARrURE.-Scho
j. i. Miller, Capt. Cavalier, will leave
to-day with cargo of lumber from j.
j.. Gay for New York.
CRlM,NALs ESCAPE JAZZ. William
Lewis and Alexander Dawson, colored,
who were in the county jail awaiting
indictment for carbreekIng and house
breaking, respectively. escaped from
its confines at s o'clock yesterday
morning. They were admitted in the
outside enclosure next the wall and,
selecting favorable opportunity,
quickly piled up several old boxes. On
these tho men climbed within few
feet of the top of the wall. which is
about twenty feet high. Dawson then
helped TO the top Lewis, who, with
knotted blankets, assisted the other to
the same position. Lewis was seen by
lady from distance to be the first
on tho wall. Dawion, who is much the
heavier and stronger. let his pa! down
on the outside with the same blanket
rope. Hc followed with n leap and they
both fled for the nearest forest.
Tho men had G ten. minutes start on
the tho authorities, who followed as
rapidly as possible, tracing them to the
strip of forest near Jericho. Sergeant
Amcs saw and shot at Dawson, but
without effect. a posse was organized
and the woods searched. Tho men
were jumped several times and final ~
driven away-Dawson to the Dismal
Swamp and Lewis to ono of the big
mills near Suffolk, whose lumber piles
and numerous recesses furnished nm.
plo protection. Officers were still
looking for tho criminals last night.
BAPTIST You've pEorLE's UNIoN.-
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
VIII meet this evening Mt the church,
where they will be addressed by Rev.
j. +. Love on "Ecciesinstes, or Lessons
for Dothters." A full attendance of
members, is invited.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08
SUFFOLK LOCAL,
OLD NANSEMOND.
Notes and Gleanings From Suffolk
and Surroundings.

Notes and Gleanings From Suffolk
and Surroundings.
Mr.. Stuart Baker returned last
evening from Florida. where he has
been for several months.
Wlthers' Division No. 7, q, r., X.
of p, will oday attend in body the
funeral OF Col, Il. II. Virnelson in
Portsmouth.
The Suffolk Literary Club will have
ats next. meeting with Mrs. r. II,
HAWKES. Bank street. Tuesday evening,
when Mrs. Lee Britt and Miss Kate
Holiday will read.
There Will be match game Of basket
pau at the new armory this evening
between Norfolk and Suffolk teams.
FOLK Miller, of Richmond, will make
ms second appearance at the City Hall
Iheaire, in Suffolk, on March 18th,
under the auspices of the Organ Fund
Society OF the Methodist Church.
The engagement of Miss Salie Cot.
ton to DIR. Edmund l.. Ihompkins, of
Washington. ID. O., is announced.
Circle No. 2. Kings Daughters, will
meet at ADO o'clock this afternoon with
Mrs. 9. W. Truitt. Main and Bank
streets
The Confederate memorial wIndou
Tor the new Episcopal Church has ar.
rlyeg. The funds for its purchase were
solicited by Mrs. Gen. Il. s. Baker.
subscribers who are still delinquent
are reminded that tomorrow is collec.
tion day.
CoHThAcTTHG FOR RoAD Work. The
county Supervisors and Road Com
nissIoners met ut the courthouse yes-
le ssy In Joint session for the purpose
81 reeelying bids for contract work on
: foah sections not provided for of the
2sior meetings Present, s.. j. Ellis,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS.
BY W. NJ. Ilannah, AuctIonecr.

II NiRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
- the 18th day OF February. iSgj. from W. + AZ
ZEN l"d vdnally, and trading w. r. Allen 4 Co.
10 " rs trustees We have TAKEN possession OF tho
etook oi tonds contained in Nos. ~ and 90 Water
stItel' N"rl III, Va, and the book accounts and
ON. . csidcnces OF inlcbt; dn,s due To said W. T.
snid uctu. All persons having claims auains, tho
salu nfn or against W. i. Allen, will present them
~ J. US uu! verified, aud all persons indebted /,
mn, VIII make paNmcnt to Us or to our ngcn's n,
said store, As soon possible an Inventory OF
me assets VIII be made, and then we will h. CAT
~ 'tH,>h ahv information in our possession 10
me creditors of the firm. For thu present we viii
continue u II the goods in said stores in III,
usual course OF business ~
J. Il. LOWENDURG,
,,,., THOMAS H. WILCOX.
LcII-LI Trustees
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSE Ais.
~ otiee to Gontra actors

Sealed proposals will DO receiyei at the Office
The Clerk of The Wc,tsTn Branch school Board
until WEDNESDAY, March % 1873. at II M for
LABlR AND MATERIAL. foe the construction OF
ONE OR TWO SCiiO l. NOUS Is At West Norfolk
and ori Norfolk In the county OF Norfolk, W,
in accordance with the plans aud srcciica, ions
prepsrei for the samr, copy Of Witch may I've
soan nj the Office Of the clerk of the School Iionri
on Chestnut street, Norfolk county, Va, or at the
office of the Architect, Geo. C. Mosrr, lO9 and
l02 Main street Norfolk. Va The Board reserves
the right to reject any and all III $. and VIII re-
quirv IA isfac;o'y SECURITY Tor the proper and
faithful performance of the work.
I. i. WRIGHT,
{. 4. JAMES,
l.. W. OWENS,
School Board of Western Branch District.
hlarl-lX
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08

Tho judge will scntencoyo u to so
days i'll tho workhouso and bath
Woeful Smiters-Say, jedgc, couldn't
you mako 1t GO widout de wash? In
dianapolis Journal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08
GEO. w. DUVAL u CO.,
NORFOLK IRON WORKS,
No. Is Water street. Norfolk, Va.

ENGINES. BOILERS. SAWMILL ana ali
Slnds Of machinery OF the mo improved
patterns. ALSO re- airing nt the shortest
non c. Particular attention to steamboat
work. DUNAL'S PAIFNI BOILER TUBES
FEltRULES are the only peri ct remedy
for lenky boiler tubes hey can be Inserted
III ~ few minutes by any engineer and are
warrant Il to stop loaks
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08

He-Oh, you may talk, but you
would have been mad enough had l
married anybody else.
She-4es, anybody I cared anything
about. Boston Transcript.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08
Difficult.

IL lost my head completely. And
then kissed hor"
Il don't quito sec how you managed
It. Life.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08
TAYLOR ARRESTED,

Burnley Taylor. Commissioner of
the Revenue of King William county,
was arrested to-day and brought to
this city, charged with utterlng n
forged order upon the Commonwealth
Tor the support of a lunatic.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-08
FOR S al. E .
We OFFER some OF the most desirable
Investments now on the market.
No. l67 Granny street.

t'V' BJTBBE-
:. ehemeut rental proper ties on Church.
str cts.
Vacant lots on Dunmors. Brewer.
Princess Anne. Plume. Riverside, Wind
cor ami New Castle streets. sni Park
Willoughbv. Central ana Il Avenues. and
many moro at Lambert's Point
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
HILTON ESTATE SETTLED.
GUARDIAN BEEBE RESIGNS HIS
TRUST YESTERDAY.
Hilton Now Will Manage His Own
PrOperty-Estate of William ASH
man ClOsed-General Business
Transacted in the Probate Court.

The matter of the estate of Allen Hill
ton was settled yesterday very easily,
and without the taking of any testimony.
Ovando C. Beebe, the guardian appointed
by the court some time ago, came in and
by his attorney, J. H. Moyle, filed a pc
tition setting up that he did not, as al
legged, conspire to obtain possession of
the property Of Hilton; that he did not
treat him in the manner alleged; that he
never denied him money for street car
fare. Beebe maintained that when he
was appointed the guardian of Hilton
that the latter was incompetent to man
age his own affairs; that he entered upon
the trust at the request Of the friends
and relatives of the plaintiff in this ac
ton and that in the denying of certain
rights TO Hilton he merely carried out
the instructions of the court, which were
be watched; that he was not to be al
lowed tN go away alone, and above all
was to h We no opportunity of getting in
toxicating liquors.
After having thus placed himself in the
right light before the court and the pub
lie, the guardian announced that he was
ready and willing to resign the trust i'm
posed.
The court overruled the petition of Hill
ton and allowed the guardian to resign.
The matter of costs and attorneys fees
comming up, the guardian was allowed
SIPS for his services and Mr.. Moyle $50 for
attorneys fees, and there the matter
ends. All property in the possession of
the guardian is restored to Hilton, who
from this time on viii manage his own
affairs. All proceedings were had WITHOUT
prejudice to the guardian.
Several estates were closed up yester-
day. In the matter of the estate of Will
lam Ashman, final account of the admin
istratriX was read and allowed and the
administrative discharged from duty.
In the estate of Margaret E. Walton
the final account of John Walton was
heard and allowed. An order for distri-
button was made and the estate will he
equally divided between John Walton and
Elijah May Watson.
Estate of Henry Arnold; final discharge
of the administrator entered on record
Estate OF Caroline c. Donaldson; bond 1
of Joseph D. Donaldson, administrator
in the sum of S1.o00, filed and approved
Estate of Mary Ann Crawford; Peter
Fairclough appointed administrator, with
bonds in the sum OF $3.50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
GENTLEMEN's DRIVING CLUB.
An Organization Effected by Salt
Lake Horsemen.


Owing to the number Of reckless
bicycle riders and drivers of green
horses that infest the park drive these
days it is a wonder that some serious
accidents have not been recorded.
There have been several minor ones,
however, and to avoid any repetition
of them the Salt Lake Gentlemen
Driving club has been organized with
the following officers: J. NJ. Moore,
president; J. Moritz, vice-president; B.
F. Redman, secretary; w. Jenkins,
treasurer.
The club intends to procure a, suit
able place and will put the same in
good condition for speeding purposes,
from which all bicycles will be eX-
Guided. All those having good road
sters that want to enjoy a pleasant
uninterrupted drive are cordially in
vited to join the new clup. The fol-
lowing gentlemen constitute the COM
mittee on membership: ]. Moritz, W..
Jenkins, Tom Mccoy, and E. Needham.
An adjourned meeting Of the club will
be held at the Cullen hotel parlors on
Friday night May II, to which all in
terested are cordially invited to at
tend. Those wishing to join and not
able to attend the meeting can sign
membership lists at w. Jenkins, East
Second South street, or W. L. Pick
ards, and Tom McCoy's, West Second
South street.