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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-22
CUPREME CoURT-sECOND JUDICIAL

- DISTRICT.--In the matter of the application and
petition OF william Brookfeld Commissioner Of Public
Works the City OF New York for and behalf OF the
Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty Of the City Of New
York under Chapter ISy Of the Laws Of 1893 10 ac
qurs real estate the term real estate Is de-
sanitary protection Of the Of the water supply OF
the city OF New York.
Public motto, hereby given that the undersigned.
James b. Lockwood and william Wood, Commissioners
Appraisal appointed In the aboye-entted matter by
an order Of the Supreme Court. bearing date the 18Th
day OF April 1898. and hled IN the office OF the County
Westcheser County, on the 2sth day OF June.
lsa3 ascertain and appraise the COM
pensaton be made to the owners Of and persons In
teresed the real estate laid down map OF lands
acquired and affected herein. filed In the Office OF
the Register Of Westchester County, New-fork on the
Court at Special Term thereof to be held IN and for
the Second judicial District department.. at White
plains " y the 9th day Of November 1897, at 10
forenoon OF that day. or soon there
after counsel be heard for the appointment OF
commissioner the place and stead OF John Fenne de-
subsequent the making and entry Of the order herein
before This application made in
Of Chapter 49, OF the Laws OF 1893 being act
vide FOR sanitary protection Of the OF the
water supply Of the CITY Of New York. and public notice
s further given that the above mentioned Special
Term petition will be presented by the undersigned for
the appointment OF commissioner MI the vacancy
caoned by the death OF said John Fenne and for such
other tho premises 20 the Court shall seem
meet and proper. . 49,.
Dated New York. November 18th, 1891
JAMES b. LOCKWOOD.
WILLIAM WOOD,
Commissioners OF Appraisal.
ONCE and posofce for the purposes OF this application
ofrce ofth Counsel the Corporation Of the City
Of New York No. . rryon Row New York City.
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BIDs OR ESTIMATES, with the

- title OF the work and the name Of the bidder in,
dors.d thereon will be received by the Department OF
Public Parks. at ,s Office. Arsenal Building Six'y "a
ncIork p M OF Monday, November -. 1897.
For furnishing all the labor and furnishing and erect
10 erect and complete. so
far as herein specified. IN the BOTANICAL, GARDENS
MIrsETM BUTLDING AND POWER HOUSE AND
ST nj = AND CLOSET GROUP and other appurenances
FOX CONSTRUCTING AND EMPLOYING 4 PoR-
TON OF THE gR0NX M EoIb PARh ErN
between Bronx Park and Bear Swamp road in the City
0' FOR OR REGULATING GRAPHIC AND IMPROVING
r,IF EDGAR ALLAN POE PARK, BOUNDED By ONE
HUNDRED AND NINETY. SECOND ECON STREET, The
THE TWE;NTY-FOURTH WARD OF THE CITY OF
NE E"p t TIE IMPROVEMENT OF PARK BOUNDED BY
one ui'NDRED AND FIFTY-THIRD STREET. SEW
D DNTt =, ,VENIrE RIVER STREET AND MACOMBS
h hkM Rt :, IL THE cITY OF NEW YORK
II ron mon WORK. ETC, FOR PHEASANT YARDS,
srSP ARgENAI. CENTRAL Park. -
t,cR Ei'RNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND FCR-
SiSHfNt; AND ERECTING ALL. THE MATERIALS
NNEErEssaRY TO ERECT AND COMPLETE A. PuBiIG
IN hToRY FOR MEN IN RIVERSIDE PARK. NEAE
6 6xE HI1iNDRED AND SEVENTH STREET. IN THE
cry OF NEW YORK; ,,
w No, particulars see CITY Record
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pnbllt Not,res.

~1~>>'>~>>>"N~>~>"o~oNNnor> 80
running thence along the eas,ery boundary line Ss io
to Ir e 20 se Of qs 20 e e.
the north Is degrees 30 minutes 30 seconds east
81 feet to the southery boundary line Of Parcel NS
. east feet to the Wes, SIDE Of street,
Ond 80 fse ssno soS assrfss 81
eas - feet to the centre Of road leading RON md tSs
sF nnss q s5ss5, 9bs p
beginning containing q. 1871
PARCEL NUMBER sIxTY-THREE.
Al that certain lot piece or parcel land situate,
fo S :na state of New York bounded and
, BSHs sa;n at the northeast Of Parcel and Nd run S
ming thence along the north boundary lire OF saa & 70
the boundary line Of Parcel No 49, thence along the same
BOUNDARY e % Poen minutes S east GS e along the
sSsn s 80 degrees % minutes 40 seconds east % thence
along The degrees 80 minutes 30 seGohus
fe ooo1 feet to the plnce Of beginning; e0n'"''
PARCEL NUMBER SIXTY FOUR.
ms and i SSa al o piece Of 695 nS Of
ana d state OF New York. bounded and described 40
,os snn at the northeast Of Parcel and run
ming thence s' ssn the side noI D9t ne q said
se north 60 degrees 81 minutes 40 seconds west Sns the
same north 20 II seconds east o.
1e the or s Of "a minutes 90
east 99s2 feet the westerly line Of the 10 M
q minute. seconds fee, to the place of
De6WnlnH containing O.ll5 acres
PARCEL NUMBER sIXTY-FIvE.
Ing and being IN the rpWa Of carmel County
and State Of New York. bounded and described a. io
R nn ss e The III sas Depot
ming thence along the norhey BOUNDARY n yes, % So
the north % degrees ii 80 second: cas-,
' s1d to sas @ 80 1s 81 the
nit q s"nS along The s to s place Of
ming: containing DIP acres
PARCEL NUMBER sIxTY-sTx.
yR an" lot ii! Dss of e Garnet Ss
Putnam and State of New-YOr bounded and
& t point d n ' fs and Sna sss%
and .as ?' Sorih 't 20 @ minutes
feet feet to 5i vest fSsS he
ss ' 20 apn s sS west e' a feet TO the Of
road thence along the same and the
I?F mn Sssd1 vest Inc = eet to ne e'
SSnss g, q G3ws aFe or ssi Sna by
BENJAMIN H. MERRITT and Lewis weIlspe eastsTy ,S by
eouther hy highway leading from Lake MahOpa0 to
PARCEL NUMBER sEvENTY-oNE.
nam and state Of New York. bounded and described as
Beginning poln, the east side Of road leading
tn, road 81 degrees minutes 10 seconds west ~ W
feet thence north ~ degrees l6 minutes 90 seconns
into the waters OF Lake MahoDac north 81 degrees ~
1875 feet thence north 10 degrees
Il minutes 29s7 feet: thence south 6s
80 minutes 1913 feet 70 tho before mentioned
shore line Of Lake Mahopac thence south 81 degrees 30
II feet 10 the east side OF the before men
TONED road thence along the south IL degrees
minutes 40 seconds hl.92 feet. south degrees 70
10 seconds 80 IS feet and south degrees
IS minutes 30 1873 feet to the place Of
beginning: containing 1863 acres
Subject the rights u the city OF New YORK In and
o OF Lake Nahopac.
All real herein described and particularly
described IN said petition is 70 be acquired In fee for
the purposes herenbefprc mentioned.
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT
Counsel 20 the Corporation,
No. Tryon Row.
New York
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CEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES, with the

- t,tle Of the work and the OF the bidder In
dorsed thereon will be received by the Department Of
Public Parks its offices, Arsenal Building. Sixty
fourth street Fifth Central Park, until 230
O'clock z. NJ, OF Monday. November r. 1897 for the
following ha"' FOR SUPPLYING AND ERECTING
wR0r,GIIT-I RON OR STEEL RAILING AND GRANITE
pCsrS IN THE HARLEM RIVER DRIVEWAY IN
THE TWELFTH WARD OF THE CITY OF NEW
io Te o FOR FURNISHING ALL LhBOR AND MA
rtDi ia REojIIRED TO COMPLETE THE PLUMB
ia AID GAS FITTING NECESSARY FOR THE NEW
EAST EAST ,MyIlis sI OF ART. IN CENTRAL PARK
IHe n EoR FURNISHING ALI. LABOR AND MA
rt1iAis REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE ELEc-
MI ie,Hr WIRING SYSTEM FOR THE LIGHTING
AZ IT, ritts NEW EAST WING AND EXTENSION OF
1 1ffIE nMITRoPoLITAN MUSEUM OF ART. IN CEN
TRhL t"f FOR FURNISHING THE COMPLETE IN
sTxiJATIoN OF AN ELECTRIC. LIGHTING PLANT:
WITH ALI. ESSENTIAL ACCESsoNiETS mp WITH rpH
All All EhsT Ming AND EXTENSION or TIE METRO
Po Ho az FOR FUtNIsING ALL LABOR Or, AND MA
TERiALs RE9uIhEp TO S9@p5ERK r6i lr KEW
EAST o NM Mdi-sEfiH OF Ar il eGNTRhL PARK.
No. g. FoR PERFoRMINd AI al, TIE kp WoRK OF
ERipoE o PIy2f PEN 4Hnap %flh Mtco@hs DAN
ppppffInaE oVEK THE HARLEM RIVER AT ONE HUN
p p,rT ND FiFTH-SINTH STREET $1,000 -
No REPAy TNy WMikS ETH Bo TN
4 4ssP6viHd rsAIRhDfsE PARK IN THE CITY OF NEW
Y9 Ne FOR THE IMPRoyEMENT, c OF EsN co
PA, EKij SV sTnFET MAINTAIN AVENUE AND ONE
HHnnHSIpfRED HNp OVERWHELMED STREET. IN THE
Gil ~, u na,,euars see "ci,y Record"
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Room s. city Hall New York city,. ,so-
PURSUANT to directions given Ssnm me- in the fol-
lowing resolution which was adopted by the Common
ognG N oyer 1897 aad approved by the Mayor
Of isS e Board
p ITs and p, Place when ana wh.r. sppaa ne
E, r the he City Of New York fr .. permission
me eOnstructon maintenance and operation Of an
Q, certain ana @ hn' the CITY
n PETITION aas @ Pa fs ccn s erh am
nqs 6 1Stfe be BY the Clerk Of this Board for
q Of The s. s sspS:s Of NE
mentioned 11 III hereby given that at the time and place
Snono Of me Pelham Park Railroad Company viii be con-
a @ as is required by the provisions Of the Railroad
To the Honorable the Board Of Aldermen of the City and
The Pst,oa the Ptiham Park Railroad Company
Snd as1 SS in
st Ms% YORK entitled IAN Act Provide for the Con-
a hs :5 TOwq.
pGra,9. build i' coh. true, Maintain
nd Tor public use in thu CONVEYANCE OF persons
c cSS 3, q q. New York the state being
near Barlow Station on the Harlem River and POrtche,er
as sre the Sxs AND the sere
@ thee @ a0 said shore road to the 1 n
;hs sad city road Rssi un "tEas' Win
an, NFoau at or near Marshalis Corners and that the
and s
use through upon and along the surface OF the fol-
lowing streets avenues and highways: 49,
ut the Junction Of the road from Barlow
20 S land with the road known the Shore road or
Toaa to north along said shore road or road to
Fenan 70 me Cl'y line at Pelham Manor ,
nu-Ihe railroad proposed TO be built constructed
maintained and operated by your petitioner hereinbe-
other than locomotive steam which now. at any time
hereafter may lawfully be used employed Its route
Inrfour petitioner further shows that II Is informed
necessary for II 10 obtain the OF the Board OF
Adcrnen OF the City and County OF New York TO enable
70 construct maintain and operate the railroad aore-
sd ana accordingly petitioner applies TO your
HonoraDIe BODY for such consent.
Wneelore your petitioner prays and makes application
20 te board or Aldermen OF the City and County OF New
petitioner 1t. successors ssees assigns construct
use aong the streets avenues and highways above set
fortn ana described together with all the necessary
nectons switches sdngs trnous turntables and
overs for the convenient working Of said railroad and for
signs HENRY d. CAREY,
Dated the 9th day Of November 1897
state OF New York. city and County Of New York.
that the Pelham Park Railroad Company a domestic
corporation and that deponent Is an ocer thereof
wit President and therefore makes this vericaton
the foregoing petition Is true TO the Knowledge OF
except to the matters therein stated be
legged information and belief and which
Opponent believes It to be true. HENRY D. CAREY.
Sworn to before me this 9th day OF November 1897.
CLARENCE c. CORWIN
Notary Public No. 142. New York County.
All persons interested in tho foregoing application are
hereby notified to be present the time place
toned in rsd resolution.
VIM II. TEN EYCK,
Clerk Common
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~ title o, the work and the OF the bidder in
dorsAd thereon will received by the Department Of
public Parks at Offices, Arsenal Building, Sxtyfourth
street and Fifth avenue Central Park until 230 O'Clock
p NJ OF Monday. November Is. 1897 for the following
named work. $500 .o ,, -
F0R FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND FUR
NisHIN0 AND ERECTING ALL THE MATERIALS
NFCESSARY OR required TO ERECT COMPLETE,
SO FAR AS SPECIFIED THE NEW EAST WING AND
= EXTENSION OF THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF
ART IN CENTRAL PARK.
For particulars see city Record"
X BHThe time for the reception and opening OF the
hid, or proposals for the above liz extended 10 Monday
November %. 1897. at 2:30 o'clock p: ~
Nv order OF the Commissioners of Public Parks.
~ WILLIAM LEARY, Secretary.
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pvERrIsEMENTs ana susssrptiSns fCy The Tribune
a aoor north OF sist-st until O'Clock .. advertise
ments received at the following branch oces regular
Cor edst ~ s.have cor l2th-ss Mscys 9Th aye y:
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tahst bstwe sth s9 East 4,th-st; s3S
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune T
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"a door north Of 3if-s until o'clock m; advertise, ,er
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NoTTcE.-Estimates for building i er'p ,.' :.
~ buIkbead extension Riker's Island 2; r.. VIII pe
-o.o,yea nv Department Of Docks until IT'D NJ De
csmber q 1891 For particulars see city RECORD
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INCONSISTENCIES for enclosing recreation
~ building on rier OF East 2ith street and pre-
.,y hudinr FOR winter resort contract 6lo. and for
bp~sdg,ns At Murray Street Section North RIVER con
~, eie viii be received by the Departn ent or Docks
untu II 40 A. NJ November "a 1897 For particulars see
''City Record"
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Dnblir Notifies.


being bounded generally roiiows Northery and east
ery by land Of Henry vredenburgh southerly
Jeremiah c Green. and westerly by centre Of highway
leading TO Crafts
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Uublir Nnfirsa.

oFflCE OF THE CLERK OF THE COMMON COUNCIL.
room s. city Hall, New York City, 1905
DrDc,-.>.r =, New York. November l2th., 1891.
PURSUANT to directions given me In the fol.
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OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL g. g. co.
Between San Francisco. SHANGHAI Yokohama and Hone
Kong.
Steamers leave San Francisco. -
CITY RIO JANEIRO, via Honolulu Nov. ~
S Si4Y &C. pvxixa i: Dec . p q
DORiC. via Honolulu .......'''.''''"'Dyc. % ! m
For freight passage and general Information apply at
$40 Broadway Battery Place. Washington BUILDING
and 2S7 Broadway.
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WlM1 TER CRUISE TIE sS ORIENT
By THE rwIN-scREw EXPRESS
S. S. AUGUSTA VICTORIA
OF THE HAMBUrG-AMERIcAN LINE.
Leaving New York January q. 1898 for Madeira q
braltar Malaga Granada Aihsmbra Asiers Genoa Viis
franche Nice). Bzerta lTunis) Alexandria ea,ro ans
Dama:cus, constantinepe Athens Canea Nfe,ealn n6
lermo Naples Genoa Duration, 80 days rates ssoo ~"
upward All appointments strictly frst-ciass ., 40
Another excursion at cheaper rates ana or tne
COLUMBIA. TO leave Hamburg February IL ana GEN.
February p. 1899 Duration. "a days For fur'he ps'
HxMBu re- AMERICAN LINE. 81 BROADWAY. N. Z.
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c,EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES, with the

and pos,oce for the purposes OF this application
the Counsel 10 the Corporation OF the Cit
OF New York No. 2 Tryon Row. New York City.
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wales PLAYED Crown Points.

Lord Beaconsfeld was the only
man who ever succeeded in getting
ne Prince of Wales to play for small
stakes. The prince was ON a visit
to Hughenden, and after dinner the
usual game was suggested When
the stakes were announced, Dizzy
turned pale. He was a comparative
ly poor man and feared to risk so
much money. A bright idea occur
red to him. 1t was just after the
queen had been crowned empress of
India, and Dizzy suggested, Would
not it be more suitable to make it
crown points," The prince was so
pleased with the mot that he con-
sented. San Francisco Argonaut.
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Christian Church-Frensley street. Ser
vices ever Lords day at IL 90 a. m, and s:i5
p. m. Sunday School $50 n. m Prayer
meeting cry Wednesday So n. m. Choir
9 cfice cry Friday evening NJ s:t5 =. al.
Ladies Aid Society every TUegi after
noon nj the church at y. n. site and So
cial meeting every Tuesday night at place
announced eacn Il ID = day. OEcers meet-
Ing hrst Lords day in each month. All are
cordially invited 20 all services.
Goe ~. Webb. Sup't Sunday School.
NOlney Johnson, Pasto-.
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How IL Worked

That woman getting her purs
snatched out of her hand save
money for me :
How was thatl"
NY wife went shopping and pr
her pslrae in her pocket When sht
cot down town, she couldn't ind
her y pc6e. Chicago Record.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-01-28

ln the United States Commissioners
court IN the Indian Territory,
Southern District.
McCcrd Collins Commerce 90.
vs. plaintiff,
s. b. Bailey. defendant.
The defendant, >. Il. Bailey. il
warned 60 appear in this court in
thirty uays and answer the com
plant oi the plaintiff, McCord Col
iius Commerce Company.
Witness the Hon. Arthur Walcott,
commif sionCr 81 said court, and the
seal thereof this 9Th day % Jan. 1897.
AEwmCE WALCuTT,
q. $. Commissioner.
Lrdhctter x Blcdsoes attorneys.
r. T.. Lee. attorney for non-res-
idcnt defendant. i6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-01-28

SahaerIbtng for Metropelitas Papers
The coming year viii be crowded
with big news events and happen
ings. tie details of which everyone
i interested in national and foreign
affairs will went ta read. The best
Western newspaper published j. the
Scmi-weekly Republic Of s.. Louis.
Il - only 81 Z year, and for that
amount il will send two papers a
week 10 Gny address for one year.
The Republic daily IA s. a year, So
for SIX months or $50 for three
months.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-01-28

Myrtle Lodge NO.7, X. of P.-Meets evcry
Thursday nj s:l5 y. m. in their Castle Hail
Main street. opposite the postonicc. AN
WISHING brethren are invited.
J.. G. Thompson. G. G..
W. r. Cullen. X. OF Il. IA s.
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;FRATER RNAL.


Ardmore Lodge No. 81. A. F. & A. M.-Re.
gular meeting. Saturday. on or before every
tull moon, At y. m. in Masonic Temule
correr Main and Springer streets Visiting
brethren are extended cordial welcome.
III. NJ. Furman. ". NJ.
d. T. Nisbett. Secretary.
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Cumberland Pres byterian Church-Corner
Church and Cumberland streets. Services
every Sunday n IL a. m. and 7.S0 D. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday. Choir practice
Saturday evening. sabbath School at a:S0
a. m Everybody cordially Invited TO wor-
shit with rs y. f. Williams, Sup't.
=. f. Awbrey. Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-01-28

Ardmore Chapter No. II, r. A. M-Regular
meetings on second and fourth Thursdays
in each month AT y. IN. in Masonic Temple
corner Main and Springer streets Visiting
brethren are extended cordial welcome
G. II. Bruce, II. p.
/. r. Mason, Secretary.
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First BaptisT Church-Broadway street.
Service every sunday at 200 Z. m, and $50
y. T. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
81 O'Clock Sunday School at $50 n. IN.
c atr practice FriCay evenings at O'Clock
DIR. Young. Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-01-28

Christian Science SeryIca-l1 o,cf,e--
every Sunday morning. chfldrens SUNDAY
school lO:S0 at Johnson. Cruce a Cruca
building, up stairs. Friday evening meet
ings, 80, johnson, Cruce & Cruce Offices
up stairs. Every one cordially invited Ia
worship with Us.
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H. h. Church South-CCrner Broadway and
Church street. Preaching every Sabbath
morning ats II a. m, aid 200 y. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 200. sun
day School ~ Sabbath al 10 a. m. Ep-
worth LangU .. m.
Al. worlev. Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-01-28

Episcopal Chu- Services every SUNDAY
at IL O'Clock n. m. anu Z 30 p. m. Choia pruc-
tice Friday evening.
w. II. Ayers. Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-01-28

Ardmore Lodge No. 9. /. o. o. F.-Meets
every Monday nj y. NJ. in their hall on
springer street. Visiting brethren ALWAYS
Welcome.
D. Redfeld, y. q.
w. A. Payae. SECRETARY
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Foodmcn Of the wurid.-ReEular meet
lngs on the aecond and fourth FRIDAYS I'm
each month af r. M. I'm knights ~ Pyrh8ns
hail. Visiting brethren invited
Arthur Waicott, G.. G.
r. c. Bridgman. Clerk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-01-28

FIRST FrT-. --E-E.-- gTsuRCH.
Drfucer mr. FrensIv Streets
Regulay
sabbath L., ulOrl. 81 afshtrs
SD. m, eyeniL sC4-htT
9:i5 n. m, Sunda~ %cEanI
wednesdays y. n. prayer e-rlrE
9p. m. Session -#f-r4
We extend a cordial invita- 4 faaIff
worship with US. If a stranger ,~a d.sft
vOEr acquaintance. In the name ~ rtr NJ, +.
ter. We welcome you.
REv. G. G. MCGISLEY, pastor.
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knights OF the Macczhees. Ardmnre Tent
No. 2-Ieets on nrst and third Mondays In
each month M Judge Hohhyts ofice ON Main
street. Visiting members cordially invited.
Edwin lobby. Com.
III. l.. LandeS. r.. n.
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C-.icks NV Tribe. No. 3. Improved Order
Of Red Men-Meets 80 their Migwam third
sleep every seventh sun. thirtieth breath
McRAS ScoTT. Sachem.
STANLEY II. BBvCE. L. orr.
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Cannon 20 Tran
limited Evening Express

Has tren sulcsr=EG o hours % 81. Io.1.
and thr East. hours a. Mrarhi.. o.
huur g. Nrw oriemnG
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loFFERs THr rUrLfc rHK
BEST PASSL IT SERVICE
Evening star., 1897-04-12

The natural less Of hair. either by disease or
the age OF tile hair ITSELF mag lie rieislicd with
heavy growth by Halls Hair Remover.
Evening star., 1897-04-12
DIEh.

BEAVERS. TN Sunday. April II. lSaI. at 40
o'clock an. EARNEST :: BEAVERS Of Alex
andria. Va. son of the late Edward and Fran
chs Beavers. at his residence, 76i 9Th street
southeast.
Services the Second Baptist Church. On Tuesday
tives respectfully invited attend. ,Al,x-
airdria. Va, papers please coInl.
cRlEE: ON Monday: April IL 1897. at 80 am,
ELIZABETH ]. CRlEl;. the beloved wife of the
Lacy. Mrs. Annie Davis Mr.. Connie V. Rot-
Of her age, at her residence loll lsih street.
Notice of funeral hereafter. alexandria papers
please copti
HAYS ., Sgdderly on SATURDAY,. April 10, 1897.
Thomas and Mary A. Hays, aged forty-six
Funeral service on Tuesday April I3 at IL O'Clock
noon. his brother in laws Engrne Conner.
AL Massachusetts avenue northwest. Inter
ment private.
HITsoN. ON SUNDAY April Il 1877. so, at IS
months. daughter Of Allie and Henry Il. Hut
Funeral services Tucsday. 1880 am at the hous,.
lnterment AT baltimore.
ANNE PICKLES. wife OF Wm- Pickles, nss-d
forty FIVE years.
Funeral from her late RESIDENCE sth and Morrison
streets northwest. On Tuesday, April Ii. at 70
pm.
RUSTIN. At the residence Of her daughter. 465
at "h osIocs 'snn a%, NJ Mrs. o1ar "aTiuRi%E % RsTfx
beloved mother of Annie Jamcisou and Addie
Winston.
Funeral from 81; Augustine's Church. on wednes-
day, April Il, at O'Clock an
THOMAS Saddenly. Sunday morning. April
IL. 1897. at 2 O'Clock. at residence 81 I street
northwest. EMMA SALTElt wife OF George A.
Thomas and youngest daug lier Of the late
Richard and Maria Sebastian.
Funeral private, Tuesday afternoon. April 13. at
O'Clock.
YERKEs. On Saturday. April TO- 1897. at II
oclock am. BESSIE C.. aged twelve ycars and
two months. daughter OF William II. and Hzn-
Eah A. Yerkcs
Funeral Tuesday. April 13. at . O'Clock pm. from
the residence of her parents, 622 6 street
southwest. Friends and relatives respectfully
invited to attend. q