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Evening star., 1897-04-17
The Hrvington.
On the beach; elevator TO ground floor: filtered
water; sun parlor: popular prices. mh25lm
Hotel Imperial & Cottages.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. ].
a 0TEL ST CHARLES.
Finest Hotel on the coast.
Directly on the beach.
Salt aid fresh water in every bath.
q s..i-l's.''W White; for iboOklet
JANIS B. REILLY, Proprietor.
F. S. sSAfAW, ,4Myr- ,.IL. mh6- 1867
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wHoLEsALElPRoDucE.nAakEr.
Aufthef Dee41nA In Bu4fer-EGxasIAke
~ t0oAdvaAee.

ASnrthef DeeelnA In Buttee-EgxasLike-
~ tooAdvaAee.
The further deeline IN butter, which was
stated in this coluhn last week could be
-certairly looked ,fur, took place during
the week, and pSiGes today are from two
TO three cents lower than they were this
day week ago. Today's prices, are, how
ever, those whichsgeneraliy prevail at this
season, and theyaare likely to remain un-
charged for some zime. The arrivals are
hent and the product Is somewhat faulty,
dee to the-fact fflht the time is between
seasons, condition usual at this time
OF the year. Cheese remains unchanged,
some new goods arriving Eggs are firm
er, end an advance may be looked for
snortly, arrivals ALREADY showing some
shrinkage. Poultry is steady, the supply
being adequate with unchanged prices.
This is also true, of vegetables and fruits,
whiie teef and other meats remain about
as last quoted. .-s---, rse-.
Butter-Elgin extras, 10 to 20 cents a
pouLd choice, Is; firsts, Il; seconds. 16;
oakefs choice stock. IA to Is; New York
TUBS. 10; dairy print, 16: western, II;
MARYLAND and Virginia creamery, 16; dairy
packed, 16.
Cheese-FuH cream, large, 13 cents a
pound; flats, 1915. and ponys. IA cents.
Egss-Nearby fresh, 9h to 10, cents a
dozen; western, cents, and southern, &
cents. :..,
-Chiokens-Drawn, per h., 10;
uncrawn, per-fb.; :: spring. 1S to 25; live,
per lb., Z to 8: winter chicks, live, 12 to
70: capons. large, IL to, Il; slips, 8. Old
lowls-Drawn. per h.. to 8; undrawn, per
d. Z; live, per h.: 6h to q roosters. live.
per h.. to g.. Ducks-Dressed, per h., 10
10 u; live. large. per h., old, 10; live,
spr1rg, young,s9 o to 10. Geese-Live, per lb.
to 6h: dressed, 6 to 8.
Vegetables and fruits-Cauliflower. per
dbl, 2:D to s.: kale. pes box, SOC. to 75c.
celery. fancy. per doz.. SOC. to 75c.; celery,
mon, per doz.. 15c.. to &c; squash. per
hox, !ac. to. $1-25: beans per box, S1.25 to
y; lettuce, per bbl. 81 so to 81; ;-per basket,
a1c to $l.23; potatoes New York, per bush,
&c. TO 3oe; Maryland and Virginia, BUSH,
tOc 10 &c; culls, per BUSH. 20c. to 25c.
NO; I5c to S5c.; culls, 35c. to 4Oc.; yams
ana haymons. bbl. 6,c. to Toe, tomatoes,
per crate, Florida $1.50 to $3.50; beets, per
!Oo punches, $l.50 to $3.50; cabbage, per 100,
- 10 AO; new. per bbl., 40c.; onions, Ber-
muda. per crate. $1.40 to $3.50; yellow, per
np.' DOL u % to S1.4o. yellow. new. per bush,
4oc. TO 6oc. turnips, per bbl., SOC. to 75c.
beans, white, New York mediums, 81 to
3i-iO; New York peas. 81 to 81 10; marrow.
Si:2o to $l.25; Virginia, white, 75c; white,
mixed, Joc.; colered, SOC. to 60c.; black-eyed
peas, per bush. 1Oc to Soc; apples, 81 80 to
u barrel: oranges. Florida, fancy bright,
per box ~ to $3.50; NMessina, per box, s. 81
to s.; Valencia, cases, 81 to $3.50; tangerines,
Doh ~ to $40; lemons. Sicily. per box, 81 to
%; cranberries. per box, 81 so to 81; Jersey.
10 So "''''
Beef and other, meats-Live cattle. from
to cents a pound; lambs, 4 to o cents
sheep, to o. cows with calves, $25 to S35
calves to 6k cents a pound; dressed hogs
& TO cents a pound. 49,,
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The German American c,un.


The German American Club, organized
for the purpose of studying the beauties
of the German language and its literature,
met on Tuesday at the residence of Mrs.
Wetzel. The meeting was we'll attended,
and Mrs. Won Hartleben presided An en-
tertaining and instructive program had
been prepared by Mrs. Won Hartleben and
Mrs Hazard, the president and secretary
Of the club. respectively. In the literary
part OF the program Mrs. s. j. Moore.
Master Wetzel. Miss White and Mir. B. F.
Schubert took part. The rendition of each
or the selections was literally applaudei
and the musical part of the program by the
Schubert Quartet was no less a success.
1here were present the following ladies and
gentlemen: Mr.. and Mrs. Shouse, Mr.. W.D
Burbage, DR.. Seibert, Mr.. F. W. Won Wimp-
fen Mr.. N. ID. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Wetzel,
Mrs. Won Hartleben, Mr.. b. F. Schubert Mr..
Brandebury, Mr.. White, Miss Whalgren,
Mrs. 8. ]. Moore, Miss Beck Mr. MichaeI-
sen and Mr.. Walmer.
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PIanked shnd mt Marshall Hail.

The regular Sunday planked-shad dinner
will be given at Marshall Hall tomorrow.
The steamer Charles Manchester will make
TIE usual trips at IL am. and 80 pm.
returning on the last trip before the chill
OF The spring evening settles on the river.
Ladies are especially invited on these ex-
cursions. anc are looked after by the officers
Of the boat and made as comforta bile as nos
eible The dinner Is one of the best to be
found in this vicinity. and includes. be-
eides The famous planked shad, the cele-
prated MarshGll Hall clam chowder, for
both of which this resort has a ren,ta
ton all over the eastern part of the United
States.
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The "Bell Home'' Mt Colonial Beach.
The work Of the summer home for sick
and INDECENT children at Colonial Beach has
been successfully carried on for two sea-
sons. but under great difficulties and in-
conreniences, owing to the want of means
TO complete the large building and make it
perfectly comfortable for the little ones.
A letter written by Bishop Satterlee tells
the amount of money needed Immediately
to put the property in reasonably good
shape for the coming summer. Some 1850,
1t Is thought, should be expended to en-
tirely complete the building, but the smaller
amount designated in the letter would en-
abe the board of lady managers to finish
the porches and make the inside of the
building otherwise comfortable. Bishop Sat-
terlee's letter says:
L have entire confidence in the good and
very valuable work for young children that
Is being done by the Bell Home for Chill
dren' at Colonial Beach. on the shores of
the Potomac river 1t, is most efficiently
managed by some Of the officers of the
Daughters of the King, and the manage
ment has my full approval. The sum of
$25O Is now needed to meet outstanding
liabilities, which have been contracted in
providing necessary buildings for the hum
cred children that were cared for this
past summer. and $3.50 more will be needed
to complete these buildings and put them
In safe and habitable condition 1 COM
mend the object to the people of the dio-
cese OF washington and Others"
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The EIks' Social Session.

Washington Lodge, No. Is. Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks, will hold the
last social session of the season, Thursday
evening. April the 22d instant. OF the
several enjoyable events of this character
which have occurred during the season
now closing it is intended to make the last
one the best of all, and an energetic COM
mittee, of which Mr.. John L. Burkart is
chairman, is devoting its best energies to
that end. The program will contain some
of the choicest instrumental and vocal
selections yet given in the new home of the
Elks.
Evening star., 1897-04-17

HOTEL. BERkEIEY
Kentucky hve.. 80 feet from boardwalk. Ocean
view from all rootns. Steam heat. Sun parlors,
etc. 6evatUr, frum's street level. Special weekly
rates. Co'clock d.puers. JAMES GEORGE BEW.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
King. Eaushtcr., Enter,ainmep

An enjoyable evening is anticipated for
the friends and patrons of the king
Daughters" of the Western Presbyterian
Church. H street between 18th and 10Th
On Easter Monday night. An interesting
n sical and literary program has been ar
RANGED Among the number of well-known
iCcaI talent who will participate are Mrs
Ihomas Z. Noyes, Mrs. Hawkins Taylor,
3r-, Miss Ella knight. Miss Myrtle Rob
Irts Miss May E. Smith. Rev Howard
Wilbur Ennis, Mr.. r. W. Devereaux. Mr..
Hayward. Mr.. A W. Francis. Mr. Clarence
Lattimcr and the Douglas Quartet
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To Reprc.ent the Tr.,.,-x

Assistant Secretary Spaulding of the
treasury Department. has been detailed to
represent the Treasury Department on the
departmental commission having charge of
the purchase ofTsupples for the govern
ment at Washington. The Secretary of the
Interior and the eiPestmaster General will
sacn designate an fpfficer to represent his
department on the commission. T,.i -.
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residence at the corner Of Massachusetts
avenue and 18th street.
An addition to st. Thomas College build
ing at the Catholic University will be made
this summer for refractory and dormitory
purposes. The structure will be Of red
brick, two stories and basement and 80 by
A feet in dimensions. 1t will be steam
heated.
DIR. Dorsey Mcpherson contemplates
building a model modern residence on 18th
street between Pierce place and street
northwest, from plans prepared by J. F.
Moran. -
B. Stanley Simmons has made plans for
five dwellings, to be erected at 18th and
Kenyon streets. The plans call for houses
Of most attractive character. the fronts
being especially artistic and of varied de-
sign. The houses will be 20 by GO feet In
dimensions, will have three stories and eel
lar. and contain every modern conyenience
Mr.. Robert J. wynne has purchased the
Iermer residence Of ex-Attorney General
Garland. 915 Rhode Island avenue. Mr.
Wynne will remodel the house and make a
lumber OF. improvements. The lot has an
area OF 5000 square feet, which is an un-
usual area for city property.
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LOCAL MENTION.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

Academy Of Music.-Hoyt's "A Texas
Steer"
Columbia Theater.-'The Prisoner of
Eenda-"
Grand Opera House.-"Jim the Penman.'
kernan's Lyceum Theater.-The Rentz-
Santley Company. I
Lafayette Square Opera House.-Miss
Olga Nethersole in acts from Camille y
"Frou-Frou," Denise and Carmen
New National Theater-Charles Hopper
in "Chimmie Fadden.
Willard Hall.-Exhibition Of the Biograph.
Vitascope Hail. adjoining Columbia Thea
ter.-Edison's Vitascope.
For amusements see page %.
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New Hotel. ON X Street.

Architect T. F. Schneider will make ex-
tensive alterations to the handsome prom
erty on X street between 18th street and
vermont avenue opposite Mcpherson
Square. which was formerly the residence
OF Senator Palmer of Michigan Upon the
commodious lot on the west side of the
present building. will be erected a five-story
aodition TO the present structure, 25 by I3l
.eet. and the whole will be converted into n
hrst-class modern hotel
IL Is said that Mrs. Herbert Wadswor.b h
OF New York proposes erecting an $50. .OOO
Evening star., 1897-04-17

The friends of st. Andrews Parish
will have the pleasure of again hear
Ing the tuneful Swiss bells in con-
cert next Tuesday evening, with the ad-
dition OF number of unusually attractive
contributors from local talent The concert
is under the auspices of the ST. Andrew $
Guild anG extra efforts have been made to
present enc of the best programs of the
season. The Apollo Quartet Miss Fisher
and Mrs. King. soloists; Dr. Seibert, cello
MISS uike. pianist; Mr. Randolph, in reci-
ia 'ions ard the Swiss Bell Ringers. in their
eV n delightful melodies. will present an
en-, rtainment no one should miss attend
ing: "he program will begin at S O'Clock
and be given in Parish Hall. on Corcoran,
corner of 14th street northwest
Yale Glce md Banjo Club concert
New songs; better than ever; sixty men in
tie combined clubs-Adyt
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Macalester for Marshall Hall at
ii am and 2:30 D.m-
Steamer Norfolk for Norfolk and Fort
Iess Monroe a { pm
Trains leave 1311 street and Pennsylvania
avenue for Arlington hourly from m. to
pm
Steamer Harry Randall for Colonial
Beach and river landings at am.
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completed by the middle of June or
the first of July, and it will be quite
q handsome addition to the town of Ken
sington. The edifice will be provided with
every modern convenience. including a
choir gallery and organ The seating ca
pacity will be about 400. The church was
originally a portion of Sligo charge, but
outFeowing its parent charge was erected
into separate station several years ago.
The building is situated in the northern
portion of the town, on the south side of
the railroad, and faces southeast. 1t has
been heretofore described in The Star.
Evening star., 1897-04-17
The Feast of the Passover

AT srndoWn yesterday commenced the
Feast OF passover. ore OF the three great
Jewish festivals. The event was celebrated
in the local synagogues last evening and
again by services this morning. The festI-
val was originally instituted to commence
rate the deiiverance of the Israelttes from
their bondage in Egypt and the sparin9 of
the hrst-born on the night previous to their
departure from that land. The festival
continues seven days. but It is customary
10 observe only the first and last days.
Evening star., 1897-04-17

Edward OBrien. who said he came from
Pittsburg eight days ago, today pleaded
guilty of stealing ham last evening from
William Hopkins. and was sent to jail for
sixty days by Judge Miller
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For Divorce.

Annie l.. Bond. whose maiden name was
Simpson. has applied for divorce from
Elmer II. Bond, to whom she was mar
ried at Georgetown October 30 1884, charg-
lEg him with non-support, cruelty and in
tt xic& ton No children have been born to
them' and Mrs Bond prays for permission
tC resume her maiden name. She is rem
resented BY Attorney A. W. Ferguson.
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.Gssued April 0, 1879

ISSUED April 0, 1879
ETATE OF HENRIETTA RICHARDS, LATE OF
the District of Columbia, No. 7754, Doc. 3-Ap-
pieation having been made to the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia, holding Orphans
Court. for letters Of administration on said estate
by James H. Richards this is to give notice to
all eoneerned to appear in said court on Friday.
the 7th day of May, AID. 1897, at 10 O'Clock
an, to show cause why such application should
not be granted.
Attest: ]. NOTA McGHI4 Register of Wills
D. G. J. J. WILMARTH, Proctor for Applicant.
an10-1aM 3t
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A CORNER STONE LAYING.
To Begin n New Church Butldfnx q
Keuafn9f0n.

10 ne&In u New Church BUtIdfnW N
KensinGtOn.
The corner stone OF St Paufs, the new
Methodist Episcopal Church at Kensington
Nd, will be laid at 5 o'clock next Monday
afternoon, with imposing ceremonies.
Bishop John F. Hurst will lay the stone
and he and Presiding Elder L. B. Wilson.
Rev. H. r. Naylor, Rev. ]. B. Stitt and
Senator George L. Wellington will deliver
addresses. Rev. Robert NJ. Moore, pastor
Of the new church. will preside over the
services.
The new church. which win cost $500,
will be built by H. E. Burgess of Brook
land, D. c., c. L. Harding being the
architect. 1t is expected that 1t will be
Evening star., 1897-04-17

rs Tbs. juicy grapes make / qt Cal OF
Oporto Port. 10 glasses. each 4. & o. fruit
elements. ~ lbs. small berried Norton
grapes make l qt. Chr. Xander's Va. Por,
ls3 gal. 15c. qt). thrice dilutable, yielding
26 glasses, each 4, grape elements
Foo 9TH street
Evening star., 1897-04-17

BEST GAS COOKERS, IS AND $40
complete with large oven and broiler. Ses
khem- s. S. SHEDD & Bro 49, 9th St
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EASTER EXHIRIT 1

EASTER EXHIBIT OF MEAT.
Grand display of Spring Lamb and extra
tne Native Beef from the farm of Senator
Fairfax. LoudOun CO.. Va OPEN TILL
LATE TONIGHT. T. Il. KEANE (whole-
Bale and retaiD, Ith st. wing of Center mkt.
Evening star., 1897-04-17

At Private Sale Monday and Tuesday.
Sloan & Co, 1907 @ street. will have ON
sale Monday and Tuesday beautiful ma
hogany extension table. elegant desk brio
e-orac. silver, tapestries. worries etc. that
gould not be reached in the sale yesterday.
Bargains are to be hal-Adyt
Evening star., 1897-04-17
New BUILDINGS.

Barr & Sanner will at once erect eight
brick dwellings at the northwest corner of
Columbia and 18th, streets. Columbia
Heights. One dwelling will front on 18th
street and seven on Columbia street They
VIII each be three STORIES in height. with a
cellar, and have frontages of 1S feet and a
depth of 40 feet. They will be built of
cream hydraulic brick, will have bay win
dows and mansard roofs covered with slate
and tin. The interiors are comfortably ar
ranged, and the dwellings will be steam
heated They will cost about 5000 apiec e.
Il; Stanley Simmons is the architect.
William Bruce Gray has nearly completed
the plans for the office building which Mr..
Joseph Z. Willard will erect upon his val
uable lot at the corner OF. l4sh. and F
streets. The building viii front Al feet Z
inches on F street. and IS feet on 14th
street, and will be six stories and basement
The fronts will, be of Pompeiian brick, and
the roof. which will be fiat, of terra Gotta
ard asphalt. The building will be heated
by steam The Indicated cost is 10000, but
IT VIII probably foot up. considerably more
tfan that when the plans are finally COM
pleted. 10y
Evening star., 1897-04-17

MATTRESSES RENOVATED FINELY.
Empire Carpet Cleanirg & Co., tr'1 Mass. ave
Carpets cleaned. FIREPROOF storage
Evening star., 1897-04-17

John Connell. who was charged with the
larceny of a bicycle from Emanuel Chap
pell. was today held in 800 bail for the
action of the grand jury.
Evening star., 1897-04-17

TO LET-OR LEASE-GLEN LUTA. BERKEIEY
Springs, in the mountains. OF West Virginia,
81 hours. fronr Wnsislneton hy b. e o. r. nj
Large cottage Of q rooms, fully and handsomely
furnished and With selectrfc lights. and water
from celebrated spring; modern plumbing: wIle
vise-eorered ioiehi strndiEg In the midst Of G:
acres Of highly cultivated grounds; nnc vegetable,
fruit md Tower garden; stahe, &C.; healtfful uic
tnresaue country: No agents., Apply hy letter irst
- to EUGENE VAN RENSSELAER,, Esq Bcfkelcy
4 Springs W. va. m.iso-2swIms
GODERlCH, CANApA-PRErTIEST, IEAI,TIIIEST
town; Great Lakcs: cooked brecxes: 500 miles
water; eysllsts paradise: mosquitoes hack nies,
Particulars. CITIZENS COMMITTEE apS-iawI2t
Evening star., 1897-04-17

II you want anything. try an ad in The
star. If anybodyShas what you wish, you
will get an answer
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$3.50 to New York md R.,

Ihe b and o. r. r. will sell rouni-trip
tickets TO New York for all trains. including
the Royal Blue flyers. April 26 good for re-
iurn until April -, inclusive. $3.50 for the
round trip--Advt.
Evening star., 1897-04-17
ussued AnriI O 1871

ISSUED April o. 1S97)
ESTATE OF LOTUS PERKINS LATE OF
Gray's Inn Road, county Of Middlesex, England.
No. ITO, Doc. 23.-Application having been made
10 tn. Supreme Court of the District of Columbia,
holding Orphans Court, for letters of admins
tration cum testamento annexO said estate ty
William ID. Baldwin. under power of attorney of
Emily Perkins. widow and executrix under will of
said deceased, probntcd in Her Majesty's High
Court Of Justice. England. this is TO give notice
to all concerned to appear in said court Friday
the 18th day of May, AID. 1897, at 10 o'clock
not he granted
Attest: ]. NOTA McGnI. Register of Wills,
ap1O-1aw,3t
Evening star., 1897-04-17

A Revolution in Carriage building.
Bee The Downey" landau, brougham and
victoria. w. F. Downey, inventor and
builder, 1622-l62S l. street-Adyt,
Evening star., 1897-04-17

VELATTS POPULAR CANDIES
from French Conserves to the famous
Caramels- Everything is of the purest,
most wholesome materials. Both stores
convenient TO car transfers, GO 9th-140SIa
& SITS.
Evening star., 1897-04-17

Lady We'll acquainted with a large num-
Der of wel1-to-do persons can easily make
ksD in thirty days For interview, address
"Life's Opportunity. Star Office.
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$3.50 To New York and Re- xG5O
turn Win PennsylynnIa Rallrand

On account of the unveiing of the Grant
monument. tickets will be sold at above
rae on April 2S valid fer return passage
Until April 20 Inclusive Good ON any ,rsfn
ADV ertisement ' A'-
Evening star., 1897-04-17

Very Nice White Pine, Dressed &c.
foot Libbey & Co., 9Th and N. Y. ave-
Advertisement "a. 80
Evening star., 1897-04-17

Very Nice White Pine, Dressed Dc,
loot Libbey & Co, 9Th and N Y. ave-
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1897-04-17

James Reeves. who was charged with as
sauiting and beating small boy named
Slark EppS last evening. was today fined
k2J by Judge Miller In default Reeves
went down for seventy-five days.
Evening star., 1897-04-17

Cut Flowers and Azalens.
-tne nnest grown-at GUIDES, 1224 F St.
Advertisement
Evening star., 1897-04-17

The Yale Glee and Banjo
concert Monday night promises to be a
most excellent entertainment.-Advt
Evening star., 1897-04-17

IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE.
All trains via Iron Mountain route run
rirg through from st. Louis to Memphis
Hot Springs and all Texas points without
delay New York office. 391 Broadway
Evening star., 1897-04-17

Money to lend at and per cent on real
estate Frank T. Rawlings. isO5 Pa. ave.
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1897-04-17

For Spring Lamb and New York Roast go
70 John r. Kelly. 9th st. wing. Center Mar
ket- Corned Beef a speciality.
Evening star., 1897-04-17

High Grade Gas Ranges; low prices. A
Eberly's Sons. I1S Tth st. NV.
Evening star., 1897-04-17

smn1Fs Easter Plants and Flowers.
j. h Small Sons. 14th and G streets;
and li53 Broadway. New York-Advt.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ISSUED April 8, 1871
ESTATE OF MARY PETERS, LATE OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia. No. 1856. Doc. 23.-AppcatiJn IN
having been made to the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, holding Orphans Court for
probate of last will dated December II, 1885,
and for letters, testamentary said estate hy
john w. Piiling; the executor named in said will
this is to give notice to all concerned to appear
IN sail court on Friday. the 7th day of May,
such application should not be granted
Attest: J. NUTA McGIII. Register of Wills
plicant. nplO-1aw ar
Evening star., 1897-04-17
SEASHORE REAL ESTATE.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. }.


DO YOU INTEND SPENDING THE SUMMER AT
the seashore! Ii SO, address l. q. ADAMS 4
CO., Real Estate Agents, Atlantis City, \. j.,
and they will give you full information concern
Ing cottages to rent Ct all sizes and dascrip-
tions. A few SAMPLES which offered at par
ticularly low prices:
Cottage. Ohio between Atlantic .,nd
= Pacifc furnisheA;, bed rooms. pslriar. dining
room AMI kitchen; fine basement; all modern
= conyenicHes; large yard. 1Oox175; plenty of
Shade Rent for season, $780, BE-
Fine cottage on ST. Charles place; furnished;
. Z. bed rooms, parIor, reception hall, dining
= " room, Kitchen; ail conveniences. Rent for
son, $500.
fine and nicely furnished cottage of rooms;
6 bed rooms; in Chelsea, near the beach. Rent
for seas0n, $500.
Two broom houses, located at the upper end
Of the city; bed rooms and all conveniences
for S4OO each for season.
fully furnished cottage, near ocean; bed
rooms; large yard. aud complete in every detail.
81 600 for season.
house, in Chelsea; II rooms bed
rooms; ocean view. $500 for season.
l. G. ADAMS 4 CO.,
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FOR SALE OR RENT-FUnNIsHED COTTAGES
near beat h for $3.50 up for season year. Aist
desirable hotels and boarding houses. SHINN
ep5-26t
COTTAGES. BOARDING bOUSES, Hotels, Saloons
stores, for rent or sale; some excellent bargains
Choice building lots for sale. Call or write WM
II. KEATES 1910 Atlantic ave. Atlantic City, n J
mh2-2.a