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The San Francisco call., 1896-04-01
CITY REAL ESTATE.


A u. SPECk & CO.,
"a. 6O2 MARKET STREET.
Sl650-Sew cottage and lot 25x90: nearAarket ST.
S2o00-Lot 251120 IT. on Haight St
SoOOO-Store and fats; rents $50: only few
blocks from the City Hall must sell.
$2OOO-Eiegant modern Groom cottage; select
location: $500 down.
S49oo-heduced from $3.50; 8 fine flats: rents
SAT- ear lines.
S0OOO-2 new modern Hats near Larkin ST. rents
- sSO; fronts; mortgage $4,000.
SaUOp-Eiegant residence on Pine s..
SoOuu-Eiegant residence, with stable and grounds
suitable for doctor
S6Ooo-3 fats; Bush ST., Mason; rents s55
Sfuto-Store and flats; lot 2ex100 feet; near new
City Hall; rents S6S
S70u0-Nfce residence and large lot on Washing
ton ST. near Devisadero.
soOOo-Geary st: stores and fats; rents s7b; lot
- 81 :6xlSI:6 feet; $1,000 cash down
SSUOO-t1ne residence; near Suffer and HYDE.
Sl2,ooO-Store AID fats on MeAllister ST. nearly
new: rents S1l6.
slS,OOo-Splendid business property: Hayes ST.;
rents 1928; lot 27 :6xlS7:5 feet.
SlS,OV0-Magnifcent building; all fats; within
blocks or City Hall; rents 500: frontages.
SIo,oUO-Elegant mansion OF 20 rooms on Eddy
s.: worth 1000.
sZo,Uuo-Business property on Sd St, near Market;
pays about per cent.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS property on Market ST.; lot so
xl65 IT.; frontages; inside.
Observation-Disclosures corner: lot 9Ox60 IT,: rents
$4,000 month; near Call Office
a. M. SPECk & Co. 6O2 Market ST
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES -DEATHS.

birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
Will not be inserted They must be handed III al
either OF the publication offices and be indorSed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
20 have the same pn nblishedI
BORN.
DRISCOLL-In Oakland, March 90, 1895, to the
wife OF James J. Drlscoll. daughter.
HARRIs-In In this city. March 81, 1895, to ths
wife OF l. Harris. d daughter
KLEMMICH-In this city. March 2l. 1895, 10 the
wife OF a. II. KIemmieh. daughter.
KOTELMA AN-In this city. March 80, 1895, 70 the
wife OF Fred W Kotelman. daughter.
LEvY-March 2e, 1895, 70 the wife OF Herman
Levy,
NIXON-In this city, March 25, 1896, 20 the wife
of w. J. Nixon, = daughter
wALrERs-In this city. March 3, 1896, to the
wife OF Dr. H :. Walters, son
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ATTORNEYs-AT-LAV-

ny y W.
A DVICE FREE-DIvORC LAWS A SpECI-
~ atty; private charge unless successful: all
law suits, claims, collections, wills. deeds etc. AZ
tended 10. q. w. HOWE. atty-al-aw. $50 Market.
NJ J. NoLEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW 7I9
w Market St: advice free.
IT ]. MURRAY. ATTY AND COUNSELOR AT
/. law: advice fr.e. "a Sixth ST.. rooms Il. Is.
W W. DAVIDSON. ATTORNEY -AT-LAW ,l20
W sCaliiornis b.. Ins. l4-1t; advice trsA
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PROPERTIES AT PRIVATE
SALE.
BARGAINS.

FLATS MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE ESTATE.
4IU ebanan running tbrosrb lDL, 70 LIN iva ave-
frontages: fats aEd cottage; part OF lot vacant;
wiz be sold 10 the highest bidder al private sale on
or before April 6.
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MARRIED.

MULLER-LECHER-In this city. arch 2Sv
1896. by the Rev. T. Bonn, Charles +. Muller
and COrdelia r Lecher, both OF San Francisco
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CLINTON-ST. INVESTMENT.
STO00 RENT s66 so: SUBSTANTIAL IN
y l-UV. provements in several tenements:
5OxT5; street accepted.
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BEAUTIFUL HOME IN RICHMOND.
&QH00 tCOZY BAY-WINDOW COTTAGE
tCocOO. OF rooms and bath; brick founda-
ton, etc; stone walks: all modern improvements
and conveniences: will be sod terms,
same as rent; small cash payment; 25xe5; near
1 lines OF streetcars.
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Cali and obtain one OF our Real Estate Records,
which contains list OF properties for gale in ali
parts OF the city.
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TTH-sT. INVESTMENT.
$500. s2s. soIIAeEs AND Loli fEN
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
4

n Fl. UMBsEN co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTI0NEERS.
Office and salesroom. II Mont goulery. Market.
Cali and obtain one OF OUR Real Estate Records,
which contains a list OF properties for sale in ali
parts OF the city.
IMPROVED PROPERTIES AT PRIVATE
SALE.
BARGAINS-
FLATS MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE ESTATE
410-4l2 PAGE ST. y SIDE, NEAR Bu,
frontages: fats and cottage; part OF lot vacant
wiz be sold TO the highest bidder IL private sale on
or before April 6.
cLINToN-sT. INvEsTMENT.
. lZUU. provements in several senements: {:
SOxIo; street accepted.
BEAUTIFUL HOME IN RICHMOND.
$500 coy BaYM.SD6w g Sd' hr,e eoTrAGH Faan6i
tlon, etc; stone walks: all modern Improvements
and conveniences: will be sold on terms,
same as rent; small cash payment; 25x95; near
4Iines OF Streetcars-
7TH-sT INVESTMENT.
$500. sas. COTTAGES AND LOTT RENT
MISSION COTTAGE; VERY CHEAP.
CO000 DIAMOND ST., NEAR 24TH-sT.
o-OOO. electric-road; coy cottage OF rooms,
etc. large lot. 54xlO0.
CORNER RESIDENCE ON LOMBARD ST.
GS100 2-S TORY AND BASEMENT
eDCoOU. house of 10 rooms and bath; bav-
windows: brick foundation, etc. stone walks:
both streets accepted tine marine views
COTTAGE on LILY AVE.
C17S0 ROOMS. ETC. AND LOT: NICE
,CI tOO. location in Western Addition.
GOOD PLACE FOR AN EXPRESSMAN
cQO0O a CoZY HOME NEAR vALEN-
.DcOOO. cia. Mission and l7th sts.; cottage OF
3 rooms; in first-class condition; nice garden:
large lot, 26xlU0 20 an alley
O'FARRELL STREET-DOWNTowN.
81 6 600 III P: sIo IMPhov M EMENTs
lot 25x1S7:6.
BARGAINS on LILY AVENJE-FLATS.
CS000 NEW BAYWINDGW FLATS o T
eDcOVO. rooms and bath each brick tounda-
ton, etc. stone walks: rent $40 per month: mort
gage of $4,000 at 61te per cent, remain if de-
sired; this is u pickup.
9. Fl. UMBSEN & CO., Il Montgomery st.
CS00 POSITIVE BARGAIN: 2 lots 25x
OOUU. 20 each; located near Mission and
Thirtleth: actually worth $500; Will sacrifice, as
owner is leaving city. STRAND & CO., IS Third 81.
n c. BEMIs.
u. REa T. Est s TIE AM TAND AGENT
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GOOD PLACE FOR AN ExPRESSMAN.
GQ00O a CoZY HOME NEAR vALEN-
.DoOOO. cia. Mission and l7th Sts.; cottage OF
3 rooms; in hrst-class condition; nice garden:
large lot, 26xlU0 10 an ailey
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n c BtMIS.
". REAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT.
324 MONTGOMERY ST
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
120xla5-NW. cor. OF a st. and 9th ave. as a
whole subdivisions.
sll l,00o-Cor. Pacific ave- and Baker St; 551
137 :6 feet.
s26oo-E. side of stanyan St. bet Carl and
Frederick; 25x10o feet.
S450-San Carlos Villa lot: I00x150 feet
$6700-5Oxl27 IS feet on jackson St, overlook
ing the Preside and bay.
PARK; 25x1S7 % feet: electric road passes houses
make offer.
S250o-2-story s-roomed house on Harrison st..
let. First ana Fremont.
st00-Lot on Duncan ST., bet. Noe and Castro: 25
1114 feet.
Ss500-Elegant NV corner OF Cole and Carl sts-
S3O0-Choice building lots north of PARK
n L BREsSE q co, REAL ESTATE
VI Agents. House and Insurance Brokers, 412
Pine ST.
GToS0 NORTH SIDE HAYES ST, NEAR
u -OO. Broderck, elegant modern 2-story
and basement residence, square bay-windows,
large rooms. bath, etc. brick foundation, cement
sidewalk, street work done, cable-cars in front;
lot 251lS7 %; on easy terms; will exchange.
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MISSION COTTAGE; VERY CHEAP.
cO000 DIAMOND ST., NEAR 24TH-ST.
o-OOO. electric-road; coy cottage OF rooms,
etc; large lot 34xlOO.
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CORNER RESIDENCE ON LOMBARD ST.
GH000 2-SToRY AND BASEMENT
DCOOO. house of 10 rooms and bath: bav-
windows: brick foundation, etc: stone walks;
both streets accepted; tine marine views.
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O'FARRELL STREET-DOWNTOWN
c1e 00n C II ZAP; IMPhOV OVEMENTS
.C1O:OOu. renting for $40 per month: and
lot 25x1376.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE-oOS BROADWAY.

OFFICE-oOS BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
HOUSE AND BUILDING Tors OF INSTALL
IL menis equal 10 rent; close 10 Fruitvale sta
broadway, Oakland; street work all done: sewers.
gas and water in Apply TO syndicate Investment
ton
$1,000 Will BUY An ELEGANT LOT
% 0OU 10Ox1s2, near Piedmont cable line;
Gholce onlldingaite; reduced from $500 1x-!3Ol.
HUGH NJ CAMERON, broker, 47e 9th,soakland-
HAVE a HOME BUTT on YOUR OWN
IL plans: Oakland. Berkeley or Alameda; easy
terms; want to exchange choice orange lands for
mortgage. CHAS. P. KERN, Central Bank build
NEAT COTTAGE AND LARGE LoT IN
- kruitvale, only s4Oo LODGE POWELL,
Frutvale Station
A CoZY HOME MUST BE SOLD: HALL,
n parors and dinineroom beautifully frescoed:
TOUR bedrooms artist.cally tinted: glass win
COWS; fuli electric service; cement basement
moor; one OF the sunniest houses to be had; five
minutes 70 station; between two electric lines:
hrst,cass nelghborhood; fine To-; offered for only
$4,000; terms be arranged: call without de-
lay; do not wait. a. II. BREED & CO., AGO
Ninth ST. Oakland.
1TS0 MODERN COTTAGE, ROOMS, IN
. OU. fine condition: Linden ST., near san
Pablo ave-; easy terms. HUGH NJ. CAMERON,
hroKer, 4I9 Ninth ST., Oakland (3-l53U).
NANTED-I WANT TO BUY A GROOM
W mouse and lot in Oakland or Berkeley: state
location and bottom cash price. address Cash,
Call Office, Oakland.
TO EXCHANGE-6-RooM COTTAGE HOME
L in Oakland. $1,000, clear for small improved
ranch j. ii. EDISON. 9oS Broadway, Oakland.
| oROoM ROUSE: loo Foot LOT; ONLY
= blocks from Broadway; sunny northwest cor
ner; make me an cffer. II. A, box Z. Call Office,
Oakland
pARGAIN on BRUSH ST: BROOM HOUSE:
u 5Cefoot lot corner: bath, laundry, ETC.;
price SoOOO: worth $1,000; terms satisfactory
NM ?. TODD zoos Broadway, Oakland
+ EST BARGAIN IN NFRUITVALE-HOUSE 6
- rooms, with or without furniture: barn two
ehicken-houses. 100 chickens: arGesau vel wind
mia and tank: fruit trees and shrubbery; horse,
harness and phaetOn: lot l00x2l0; price only
$3.50. For terms see owner at Fruitvale Land
tomDany, FruItvale station.
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COTTAGE on LILY AVE
G1TS0 ROOMS, ETC. AND LOT; NICE
y tCU. location in Western Addition.
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PERSON AIS.


DENEMBER. THAT COLONEL ANDREWS
III OF the Diamond Palace is closing ont his ir,-
mense stock of diamonds, watches and siiverware
below cost.
Two INFANTS FOR ADOPTION; BOY,
L American; girl, italian parents. Apply NINE.
SATTLER-S1MoN. 712A Union ST., near Powell.
WANTED - LOCATION N COUNTRY
w town for frsL-class barber-shop Address w.
C.. box 81. this office
TP-TO-DATE COIFFURES WOMANiS DE-
y light, give for Csc, including waving and en-
smeling: switches for 75c and ST. polite treat
ment and The best service in the city. G. LEDER-
ER, Ill Stockton ST.
A DVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A sPE-
"A ciaiy; private: no charge unless successful; all
law suits claims COLLECTIONS, wills, deeds. etc,
tended to- g. w. HOW L, atty -at-law, $50 Market
3JIDDLE-AaED MAN, PROPRIETOR OF
NJ fair going business. wishes companion; object
matrimony. Address J. ". W. box lo4. Cali
THE ECONOMY MILLINERY RED FRONT.
aU 80 Sixth; children's school hats Sc: dyed
A NNULMENT OF MARRIAGE AND DT-
n vorce: legal everywhere T. o. box 2263. s. F.
ENAMELED LETTERS ARE MADE ONLY
II at 2i0 Steiner St; others are agents. Baker
Enamel and Manufacturing Company.
C.I A ROOM; CARPETS CLEANED ON THE
= floor. 2O6 Leavenworth 81.
DIG OUTDOOR sTEREoPTICON SHOW EVE
IL ry night cor. Market and sixth sts artistic
verrisements In living light; promoters OF busi-
ness Consult OWL ADV. Co, 1140 Market ST.
1000 CARDS, 81 so; SHOW CARDS, I5c:
IVUO tel. Black l4l- HILL - Geary st, r SO.
r AIDES HAIR coLORING GUARANTEED:
IL superfGous hair removed; bangs and switches
81 mp. MRS E. H HUBBARD. 923 Aarke. ST.
I'OR FINE POULTRY AND GAME 60 70 A.
i sTRAssER, 7s and 70 Center Market.
DARTINGTON'S SCHOOL OF MAGAZINE
i and Newspaper Illustration; day and evening
classes instructors, ]. H l.. Partington Gertrude
Partington, / harrington Particulars 424 Pine 81
CHEAPEST AND BEST; GET OUR FIGURES
y for psper-hanging and painting. Cooperative
Paper-hanging Company, $50 McAliIster st.
pOURQUIN's GAIA ASTHMATIC PAPER
ID instant relief For sale by ali druggists or Cen
tral Pharmacy SN cor, Grant ave. and Suffers.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS IN EVERY ROOM-WIN-
u chester House, II Third ST, near Market; 200
rooms 25c 10 81 50 per night; 81 80 10 50 par
week. free bus 10 and rom the ferry.
I IBERAL ADVANCES ON DIAMONDS JEW.
l. elry. etc: lowest rates GAS Market St
CLOAKs CAPEs AND SUITS RETALED AT
" mfrs COST Factory. 20 Sansome ST. upstairs
/. DLD GOLD, SILVER CENTS AND LADIES
" clothing bought. COIMAN. II Third 81
DREss1iAk
DERFECT FITTING AND STYLISH SUITS AT
L short notice MRS. NJ. LYNN, rn. IS, % Geary.
DRESSES, 81 Up; Lawns, 81 Up: WRAP-
~ pers, 35c and UP. 50534 Natoma St., bet. Sixth
and Seventh
STYLISH SUITS IS so Up: FIRST-CLASS
- II: French tailor system taught. s39 tieary
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TO LET-TwO ELEGANT NEW MODERN
L residences Just completed 10 and II rooms,
BATH all nod.rn Improvements and conyenie1ces:
north side Union bet. scout and Devisadero grand
marine view; cable-cars in front; will lease Tor
or years; look these houses.
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he BOOM TRACT.

he BOOM TRACT.
s14O0-Now being built: 4-roor1 hay-yvfn-
dow cottage; bath, pantry. basement brick
foundation; mosierD improvements; 6uU feet from
Mission ST.; % minutes from City Hall: $500
cash, balance monthly payments; same as rent;
lot 25X100; street graded.
Houses built on installments: $500 and up;
plans furnished. Office opposite ST. Mary's COL
iege, Mission St Open every day
CI0OO WILL SECURE a NEW BAY-WIN-
y UUU dow cottage; modern improvements;
basement: lot 25X1OU; 5. Broderick ST., near
HaghF. Apply $50 Mission St
~ ILL Build HOMES TO SUIT OK LOTS II
w Lakeyiew, electric cars: terms about the
same THE MCCARTHY CO., 646 Mar
ket St. San Francisco.
I'oR sALE-ELEGANT l2-ROOM HOUSE,
Il done by days work; salon pariors; reception
stone walks; view Golden Gate Park. 1917 OAK.
4 MODERN ROOMS AND BATH COTTAGES
I must he SOLD thIs week; OFFER wanted. Apply
IA MES B. BROOKS, 2li Pine, rooms 5s and SO.
MODERN 2-sToRY DWELLING ROOMSi
VI bath, basement and attic, built for S2500; fats
cottages built Ct most able rates Call and
see plans. JAS McCoSAHEY, ll49 Mission s.. +
CS0O CORNER; 5lxIoO: IN BERKELEY;
,NOOU. on railroad; SO monthly.
S400-Corner; 50x100, with creek
S15oo-coFner; 100x100: macadamized
Sl000-CorneE; 100xlU0; SIS monthly.
CHAS. A. BAILEY, 20 Mont gomery St
4 WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS THE
y y EEhLY GAIL. in WraDper. Tor mailing
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DIED,

BAEN-In this citv. March 30 1896, Charles
Balm, native OF Germany, aged 35 years
Rs Friends and acguaintances respect
fully Invited TO attend the funeral THIS DAY
"Wednesday. al 2 80 O'Clock Pm from the uar-
Iors of H. c. Porter & Co, 122 Eddy street.
In erment Laurel Hin Cemetery Officers and
members OF Court Eucleian No. Is, +. o. A.,
are hereby noti1ed TO attend By order.
GsPDJNFR
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LINE QUARTZ, GRAVEL, MINING AND
timber property in Nevada Co. Call or write H
= W.s al9 Polk ST, city; call Mon, We'd, Sat.
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STABLES TO LET.

BEAUTIFUL LARGE STABLE; 2414 CAL
u fornia ST.; rent cheap. Apply room %. Chro
icie building
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INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Miss De Forest and Miss Calender gave another
informal reception yesterday AFTERNOON at 'ie'i
home No East Twelfh-st Their guests were
surprised with excellent music Mrs. june
Wymai sang several solos. and there was con-
certed music by quintet Of reed instruments ied
by Victor Harris. Some OF the guests were MT ana
Mrs l. Townsend Burden. Mr. and Mrs Carroil
Bockwith Miss Norah Goodwin. Mrs. J. Lee Ialler'
Mrs j. Frederick Pierson, Mrs. William Dous.as
Sloane Nine. de Barrie Mrs. Alfred Bishop Mason
Mrs. Gouverneur Kortwrlgh, Mrs. John A. Low
cry. Mrs william Jay, Mrs George B. De Forest
Mrs Joseph L. Stickney. Mrs. Herman Oelricns'
Miss Ogden Mrs. William Douglas, Miss Kemp.
Mrs. Nichoas Fish Mrs. Arthur Randolph. MI ana
Mrs Karrick Riggs. Miss Newbold. Mrs duncan
Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Jules Montant. Mrs. mares
A. Whittier Miss Brady. Miss Wetmore, Norman
de r. Wh,ehouse Mrs. Clement c. Moore. MIS-
Felerlc Esle. Miss Sally Brown. Mrs. Richard
Goodman Miss Julia Henry. Mrs. Richard Good
man. Ir. Nine Chartran and Mrs. George For
sythe
The Mnsical club, organized by Bayard Clarke
and the Misses Clarke. had its second morhiis
meeting yesterday at the home OF Miss Clarke NO
S Eas. feminist. Miss Mamie Field and Mrs. Nera-
lections played on the mandolin. Miss Av1ce boxa d
presided at the plano. The next meeting VIII 'aAe
The first meeting q the Eyenns Roller Mnra skAtnE
latin and Murray II. Strong, the latter oeiias
president VIII take place ms evening III '"e
Berkeley ArmOry, in west rory ftH-'N' -.
Tn. following weli-known people are acting as
patronessss and patrons for the benefit when Is 10
\. given for me babies wards OF the Posi- Grauuate
Uosni,ai next week at the Berkeley Lyceum MIS-
William Bar9Gnr Mrs , Eha ShI PnIIey Mrs Mrs
ftor,r. 7 HAYDEN Miss Ethel Cram, Mrs ELISHA
Futon IT, Mr.; Frsdsre T hsms ar Mrs Yrs v Fe
va snrchan Mrs Henry f.. Rowland. Mrs. Gil
bert Il Jones Mrs L. Philips Nh Mrs arsqelf
i:'rS' hnn Mrs otto O. T. Klllan. Mrs STANLEY
Moriimer Mrs J Astor Mrs b0 lion f Bangs
~ Greene. OF the list Regiment. ana Major I.
+ Roe OF Squadron \.
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BEESMAMIn P5oosyn on .ss
Bsskman the SIN year Of h her age Dutch Church
services at the First on Friday Febasr;
e. "-a at 3 O'clock ''''' '''''~
BIGELow-At saugertis u February d H. IVY
Maiden Hudson, in the 10th year Of her age.
Funeral from residence at saugertes. Saturday atenoo"
Carriages in waiting Shore station on arrival OF
cAPENAt Boston Tuesday February s Of PnsSmons
Henrietta Capen. Of the late Frederic W. Cape"
saddsSy on wsdns s%sS,' FEBRUARY
Funeral from late residence No. $50 wes iosth-s-'
Inte ens at T T it, Penn
DAvIsONA Morris HEIGHTS on weanesday ,ec az
Edward r and charotte s. DAWSON. IN the seth year
Funeral 1r raj n notice hereafter.
Boston and baltimore papers please copy
Of Abram Mills Tanning her residence. No. Is West
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HAI.IOCK--on Second month. 20. Sarah daushssZ
OF John r.. and Phebe +. Haliock. aged months and
nysd s.ssSs % the IS Ia w.
JoNEs-Edward Renshaw; Of the late Edward Rem
shaw J2ns. and Mary Jones E 81 ns AoSe after
rsnera from Grace Church on Friday February 81 at 10
LAMREERon Tuesday February . 49, Richard Mot
friends invited to ., attend the funeral
Friday. February q. at 10 a m.
the funeral services Richard Mott Laimheer Secono
Gompany on Friday February 81. 1906. 10 o'clock
a. m' al NO. i-i L. g. wooDHousE. Colonel.
IANG-suddenly February is. Henry Lana. ex-Mayor
OF Newark n. j.. the Goth year OF his age. -.
oS Friday T 0f reSuary a. at $50
Interment at convenience OF family
Friends will kindly omit sending flowers
MIDDIETON-On Tuesday February Is. 1895. suddenly
William s. Middleton. in the saith year OF his age.
services at his late residence 30 West 105th-s.
Friday evening February 81. at 7:3o o'clock.
Interment at convenience OF the family
Boston papers please copy.
lafayette Place. Of tuberculosis Miss sallie Gore
Shank daughter OF the late Sanders Shanks OF Louie-
WILLIE KY
Funeral services No. 40 Lafayette Place. ct p
Friday, February 81.
Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery Louisville
TODD-At the Todd homestead, near Katonah N. T..
Tuesday evening February 49, 1895. Hester Jane widow
Of oliver u. Todd. aged SO years
Funeral services her late residence Saturday after
noon, the 22d inst. at o'clock.
Carriages In waiting Katonah station arrival q
train leaving Grand Central Depot at 1880 a. m
VAN RENSSEI.AER-On Tuesday evening. February II.
1896 OF Appendicitis Katharine Boudinot daughter Of
Olivia Atterbury and Kiaen Van Rensselaer,. aged n
Funeral from the Park Presbyterian Church. Am
sterdam ave and s6th-st. Friday. February H. AZ
1880 a. m.
WAIsII-At his residence $50 Presidents. Brooklyn,
Funeral services Saturday. February % at 10 m.
q Agnes's Church. corner OF Hoyt ana Sack
George Talman Wisner. In his ISf year
Funeral services Jarness Church, Gosnen. NJ H. on
Friday 2tst inst. arrival OF train leaving foot q
Chambers-st. at 0ii5 q. m; 23d-st., $40 a. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21
MISS ARMSTRONG BEATEN.
r,,r WILL. OF HER FATHER SUSTAINED by THE
Dnl.nr IL NEW -IANEN

r,tr WILL. OF HER FATHER SUSTAINED Bf THE
COURT ~ NEw-HAvEN
xeo-H,vcn. Conn. Feb. THE verdic' IN ,ne
,,,.,,,ry VIII case was rendered by the jury ms
,...,.,, ,b. ,,ll Of Lorenzo W. Armstrong beihS
.,,s,,,c.1 The contest was long and bitter Inc
.,,,,,.el ,or the contestant. Miss Elizabeth Arm"
strong. o, Brookyn. were S'nue. Fesse"'e".
Stamford and Judge Henry Stodlard' OF Now
I,,.,u The appeliees were represented by Judge
+ ma. U,rrlson and J. ". Alling. OF New-haVen'
l. " Armstrong. ot New-forK' th' '"Sta'''' "''"
las, MAY In his WI, he left the bulk OF ms
.,r,iiuc 10 bc divided between three OF MS 'h''-
iron Charles =. Richard W. and Arletta cNrs
I F.nncssey. II Montcla.r, y. j. These are
a.. cb1ran az his first and third wives ms see
OH wlfe from wfom he was divorced, ma" oa17
l,t,rb,.r Mas Elizabeth Armstrong MI. ATM
stron. had promised accor iins 10 me ess I'm
o. many witnesses to make ample provision io' "er
,n his Will but he left her oniy &"o
Tbn vii was fought in the Probate Court ana
o,,i,v ,an. 10 the Superior Court. where to-day =
vrrlict was reached. The ground OF the contest
,,,s undue influence. II was charged that char!es
p Armstrong prcjudiccl his father against Eliza
h.,h and tried to keep her from enjoying any
share Of the estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21
NOT TRYING TO ELEVATE the STAGE.

For the Crown" the play by FRANCOIS 'oPPeF'
which Edward Vroom has been presenting at raj
- r,ha,,rc 4. ~ he withdrawn tomorrow night.
Mr. vroom last evening made Il little speech TO the
audience. in which he tried TO set right what ne
regarded rs a misunderstanding OF the purpose OF
HIS recent efforts lie said: Il feel II duty /
owe 10 my kind friends who have. by their earnest
encoura cement. chcerei me on rs we" DIS u '''e
great public thar now ask your lawn ~
myself and my undertaking from certain ms
renr. sent,tons | wish II understood. In az clear.
pronounced and unmistnkable manner as the Eng
lish language convey, thar l. ton r ct 'nr
nrof.ssion that love. have never, ny "oru t'l -
.a,,.,.s,inr declared that 1t my purpose 10
elevate the stage charge upon which many ''r,"
sa,.,n "a have based heir attacks on me Il re-
,..rn ,n, work too highly 10 have been guilty OF
such remark II would seem as II ms msun ine1
etnli,'. had artagonized several of the theatrical
,,,;,t.s no have in the past said many en-
c,nrorInr things 81 the manner in which nave
we'd other parts IN thlH wy.