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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-23

ONE recently patented and reinvented
lncreditable as it may appear POM
peiians had wire ropes of perfect con-
structon. Their bronzes reveal great
skill and artistic talent. The bronze
brazier and kitchener had boilers at the
side, and taps for running off the hot
water.
Ewers and urns have been discovered
with interior tubes, and furnaces pre-
cisely like the arrangement now in
vogue in steam boilers Metal safes had
substantial locks. Many of the locks
and keys are most ingenious, and some
very complex. The water supply of
Pompeii was distributed by means of
lead pipe laid under the streets. There
We're many public drinking fountains,
and most of the large houses were pro-
vided with fountains, many Of them
of very beautiful design.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-23
From the New York Tribune.

From the New York Tribune.
The retirement of John Sherman from
the senate after March 4 to accept the
premiership, SO called, of the Mckinley
administration, will break practically
the last link in either branch of con-
gress which binds the political life of
today with that of a generation ago
Among the survivors, now few and
rapidly thinning in congress, of that
stirring and dramatic period in Ameri-
can politics which saw the struggle
over slavery eliminate, the war for the
Union fought, and the Federal struc-
ture rebuilt on broader and more en-
during foundations, Senator Sherman
has in the public mind almost uniquely
typitied of recent years the political
traditions and the political accomplish
ments of that earlier and more heroic
day.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-23
SCIENCE OF TIE ANCIENTs.
Tools Found in POmpeii Are Fac
SMILES of Modern Instruments,

From the Illustrated Glass and Pottery
Magazine.
Professor Goodman says the thing
that most impressed him, when visiting
Pompeii, was the resemblance between
many of the implements of 1900 years
ago and those Of today. on looking at
the iron tools grouped together in an
old factory there, he could almost i'm
agine he was gazing into a modern tool
shop, except for the fact that there was
heavy coating of rust on the iron.
Sickles, bill-hooks, rakes, forks axes,
spades, blacksmth's tongs hammers,
soldering irons, planes, shoVels, etc,
are much like those used today; but
the most marvellous instruments found
are those for surgery, beautifully exc
cuted, and of design exactly similar to
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-23

Since lSS6-'s7 the annual estimates of
expenses for Cuba have never been less
than $25,000,000 IE lS94-'95, at the out
break of the present revolution, the es-
innate amounted to $26, 733322; the is
land had population of 63l ,6S7; every
Cuban paid taxes to the state-not in
Guiding in this calculation the munich
pal dues-S16.SS per capita, which is
about the same proportion as that paid
by the British subject, two dollars less
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-23
FACTS ABOUT THE
COMING PREMIER
R1e Remarkable Public Career of Sena.
tor John Sherman.
HIS BIOGRAPHY IS OUR HISTORY

His Long and Brilliant Service in
Congress and Treasury Department..
One of the Last Links Between the
Old School and the New--His Fit
ness for the Post of Secretary of
State.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-23
Didn't Need Him.

Reed-I hear that Penn's new play has
no villain in 1t.
Wright-It doesn't need any. The play it.
self is perfectly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Enauirer.
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enumeration made by the school au-
thorities The repairing of school
buildings in year costs about $350,000
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AUCTION SALES.
C. C. SLOAN & CO.. AUcrIoNEERs, 1907 G
FUTURE DAYS.

~ W. Si"'A-> q w., AuCTlUNEE1tS, 1f07 G ST
TRUSTEES SALE OF RESIDENCE Axn pts,
NEsS PROPERTY. BEING HOUSES Nos alo
S12 AND 3l4 STREET NORTIEAST All
IHIEE lfNMFROvED LOTS On MAS.AtHIr
SEIIS AVENUE BETWEEN THIRD AND
FOURTH STREETS NORTHEAST
Under and ny authority OF a decree or the S,,
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia pa ssad In
Equity Cause No. 1921, docket II, wherein MarT
Elizabeth Watson Is the complainant and tIarn 4
lIantei and others are defenIants the undersigned
trustee VIII sell at public auction in front OF the
pfemises. on SATURDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF
NAY. 1881, AT HAI.FPAST FOUR O'tTnK
with the improvements thereon situate in the CITY
OF Washington, In the District of Columbia de-
scribed Us and being lots numbered twenty. .go
CD, twenty-three (23,. twenty-four (2D twenty
nre Col twenty-six (26, and twenty seven (.Il in
Ernest L. Schmidt. trustees subdivision OF orig
aud etShty-two Gs2. as said subdivision is duly
recorded In book =, at page D. Of the records OF
the surveyors ONCE for said District SAID sui,-
lots Il 3 and p improved by comfort abL.
dwellings,. known as Nos. $40, BIZ and 3l4 q.
ne. said subints 8. 20 and p are the cores
Ponding lots On Massachusetts. avenue and un-
improved.
Terms of sale. prescribed by the decree: One
third Of the purchase money In cash, one-third in
one year and one-third In two years from the day
of sale. the deferred payments to he securrd by
deed Of trnst upon the property sold and bear
cent per annum. payable semi-annuaily, or all cash
at the option Of the purchaser. Terms To be ts,m-
piled with within twenty days the property may
be resold ut the risk and cost OF defaulting Iur-
chaser after 1--WE days notice. A d'.post of Sio0
will be required on each lot At the rime Of sale.
ERNEST L. SCHMIDT, Trustee.
ap2 f-d&ds 51l 7th st NV
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ELON A. Woodward.
ap2i-dSts JAMES WHITE
DUNCANsoN BROS. AUCrIoNEERs

TRtSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMlRovED REAL ESTATE M 1914
q STREET NORTHWEST. No l2y3 SrH
SrKtAT NORTHWEST. AND On MERIDIAN
By virtue Of n certain deed Of trust to us dated
November o. lsf5. and duly rcyor,led on that ,iny
10 Llncr No. 2vD, at folio S7s sep. az the Land
Ferrds OF The District Of Columbia and nj the ~,
quest OF the i,srty secured thereby we the I'M
uersgn'd trustees. will sell ut public aurtioa In
front OF the premises. FRIDAY. the SEVENTH
IAl VI MAY. A. ID. 1897. ut HALF FAST Fol II
O1hHk Pm. the following Described land and
premises. situate In the city Of waslnyton In
the District OF Columbia. and designated M, and
being all Of lot mine 90 and the west one half OF
In square one hundred md forty tive u3,l Inn
proved 10y 3-story and basement brick dwelling
No isld st NV, now used n disI-nsary
On THE SAME DAY. at OF AFTER PAST
FIVE OtLasK I'M. nil Of lot nine M I'm BLOCK
Twelve tl2l. In Meridian Hin. the same Is re
corded In Lib"r E Z. f. "a. at folio 49, Of said
LAM records This lot Is mimprovrd
AND ON THE SAME DAY. NJ SIN O'CIIcK
I'M. the ssuth seventeen ia, feet and eight a.
inches front by the depth Lot six d. IN sausr,
iur hundred and twenty four ,s24,, improved hy
3story brick dwelling 10 I2,3 NH a r.ct nartL
~
Terms Of sale: One-third OF the purchase money
OF each parcel to be paid in sh, aud the halnncc
IN two enal installments. payable in On. and two
able semi annually. frum day Of sale secured by
deed oil trust upon the property sold. or ell cash
AT the option OF the purchaser. A ds.Jspst of $500
IN the parcel hsst above iera.ril.,sl xlOo an the
parcel second above described. and 500 on the
parcel last above dsscrii,sd. wli br required of
the purchaser at the time NJ sale. All conyeyuDc-
ing. recor'ftng and notaral fees III. ptirca ser
cost The terms Ut sale Ia be complied with With
In ten days from day of sale otherwise the tr,,.
tees the right resell the property nj the
risk and cost Of any purchaser In default
WM REDIN WOODWARD
Adds H. BROWNE
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were anxious that Columbian should he
prosperous was shown by the fact that a
few OF them had arranged for the painting
of President whitman's portrait
Rev. DR.. 8. H. Greene. pastor of Calvary
baptist Church and a member Of the boa I'd
OF trustees Of the university. said II gave
him great pleasure to receive on the part
OF the corporation the portrait. He thanked
Co.. ne said. that He had given them such
man for the head Of the institution as DR.
Whitman: that he was a great leader. and
believed that under his leadership, second
cd by the efforts of the board of trustees.
more good would be accomplished by the
university during the next twenty-five
years than had been done during the past
seventy-fve.
Among those present, besides those
ramed. were Messrs. J. L. NJ. Curry. John
Lamb. Mrs. s. H. Greene, Mr.. and Mrs A.
y. Montague, Miss Bigelow Mr. and Mrs.
n. G. Jacobs. DIR. L. ID. Lodge, DR.. ]. NJ.
Sterrett, Prof NJ. NJ. Ramsey. Miss Addie
Mcguire. Mr.. Christian Heurich. Mrs b. L.
Whitman and others. The portrait was ex-
ecuted by Mr.. Emil H. Meyer.
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An AMATEUR CYCLONE.
Its Life Was Brief, but 1t Had Con-
siderable Fun.

stderabl Fun.
A high and low collided In the
vicinity of Pennsylvania avenue and It'll
street at about 1890 today. At that time
calm warmth was the most noticeable at
mospheric feature throughout the city gen.
orally. but the conditions at the point
named were exceptional. First. there was
a trifiine swirl of dust on the north side
of the avenue between 7th and Sth streets;
then arose a thin column of dirt, in which
appeared a few scraps Of paper. Just
about then girl and bicycle scorched
into the cyclone; they were rescued few
seconds later, the girl being much the
worse for the encounter. Victorious in the
first round. the amateur whrlwind became
pulled up with pride. and an additional
supply Of dust. the latter being stolen from
passing ash wagon. the driver and at
tendant OF which each contributed a hat
to the occasion. The sidewalk was invaded
and raid made on cable car. the i'm
mediate result being the addition of sew
eral hats. a parasoi and q basket to the
rapidly twisting column. while in the petty
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pUNcANsoN BROS. AucTIoNEERs.

TRUsTEEy SALE OF GOOD BRICK DWELLING
OF SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH. No. l10l
FLORIDA AVENUE NORTHEAST.
BY virtue q a certain deed Of trust recorded In
Iber No. 1926 ut folio ~ ct seq. Of the land
records OF tue District Of Columbia. shaE sell.
In front OF the premises. On HURSDAl. THE
SIXTH DAY OF NAY, AID. 1897, AT SIX
O'CLOCK PM. lot numb-red eighty (so) In block
numbered two CD OF TRINIDAD, ID. C., together
with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. balance IN I and .
yesrs. with interest at per cent per annun, pay
able semi-annualy; 800 required at time Of sale.
ISAAC L. JOHNSON,
ALEXANDER ABRAHAM
apSO-eod&ds Trustees.
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RATTIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AucT1oNEERs.
CSacccssors TO Ratcline, Dar L. Co.,

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAME HOUSES ON
HARRISON STREET BETWEEN ADAMS AMI
TAYLOR STREETS, ANACoSTIA, ID. G.
by virtue of two deed. OF trust, recorded IA
Iii,er No. 1867 folio - ct sel.. and Liner 203l,
folio sc,l. OF the land records of the District
cured we mi sell at public auction in front
the premises. WEDNESDAY. THE FIFTH DAY
OF MAY, AID. 1877. At FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
all those pieces parcels Of ground and premises
situate. lying and being in the county Of WASH
insten, in the District OF Columbia and known
and distinguished and being lots numbered i've
hundred and ninety-two t582, and five hundred and
ninety three laD upon the Official tlat Of Union
town, known Anacostia together with the
improvements rights. etc.
Terms made known at the time Of sale
CHRISTIAN c. LEDERER, Trustee.
II. H. BERGMANN. Trustee.
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A Painful Accident.

Mr.. A. B. Webb received a severe In
jury Thursday evening by falling from his
bicycle in front Of his home. 208 A street
southeast. His left thigh was SO badly
fractured that it required the assistance
OF many of his neighbors to convey him to
his room. DIR. ]. w. Bayne was quickly
by his bedside. and. with considerable trou-
BILE, succeeded in adjusting the broken
limb.
Mr.. Webb is now resting quietly, after
SO severe a shock and intense suffering.
but 1t may be several months before he
will entirely recover.
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PORTRAIT PRESENTED.
Columbian Alumni Do Honor to Preai.
dent Whitman.

COLUMBIAN Alumni Do Honor to Ppeai.
dent Whitman.
A Handsomely executed portrait of Presi-
dent B. L. Whitman of Columbian Uni
versity was presented to the institution last
evening. The donors were a few members
of the alumni who are especial admirers of
DIR. Whitman. The exercises were conduct
ed in the chapel, which was handsomely
decorated with palms in honor Of the au-
spicious event.
Col. Myron NJ. Parker presided. and made
a brief address. IN which he referred to the
work already accomplished by the institu-
ton. Ex-Postmaster General william L.
Wilson. who made the presentation address,
said that when he accepted an invitation to
perform the duty assigned him 1t was with
the express understanding that he was not
to be expected to speak more than one or
two sentences. and, though he feared the
audience which had gathered would look
for more from him. he would have to dis
appoint them. Mr.. Wilson in the course Of
his address said that the success of an
university depended to q large extent upon
the feeling and the expressions thereof on
the part of its alumni. and that the latter
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cyclones wake were wrecked sunshada4
disheveled garments and much profanity
For four or five minutes the fun was fast
and furious and then the dustspout van
iSned. probably run over by a cable car,
Where the disturbance had fts real orS1;r
can only be conjectured. but a man whose
best silk hat had suddenly deyeioped
whiskers. said. as he tried to smooth his
Tile with his coat cuff. that It had prob
ably come through the cable conduit from
the House of Representatives. and that Mr
simpson OF Kansas was undoubtedly the
responsible party.
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THOMAS DOWNING CO.. AUCTIoNEER
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN TAKOMA PARK, DISTRICT OF COI.UM.

IN TAKOMA PARK. DISTRICT OF COLI NJ.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia passed In equity
No. ID. 1870. wherein the Middle States Loan. Build
is .olnisinant. and fsnra Whitater ct al arr
Defendants the undersigned trustee will sell at
THURSDAY. the SIXTH DAY OF NAY. AID.
1897. at HAIF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the
In the District OF Columbia and described as ali
Of lot numbered two e., in block numbered eleven
in the county subdivision book Governor shep.
herd. page 1s5, OF the ofice Of the surveyor OF
one ~. iu Lewis and Hentous addition TO Take.
ma Park. as shown On plat recorded with deed
from J. Vance Lewis and wife to Charles NJ Hea-
er~ise known as lot one IL. in block seventy
seven 40: and said part OF lot one IL. In block
seyenty-seven die, being more particularly de-
rcribed follows: Beginning a point the
line Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. at the
northwest corner Of lot numbered two 20. In block
numbered eleven u1,. of b. r. Gilbert,s sutdlris-
Ion Of ''Takoma Park:" running thence In n north
eastcry direction the renr lines Of lots
bcred two e, and three C3,. I'm said block eleven
III, to the dividing line between the District OF
Columbia and the state of Maryland: thence in a
northerly direction along said dividing line
south line Of lot numbered two 81. I'm block num-
bered seyenty-se t77p: thence southwesteriy
along the south line Of said lot 81. in block
seventy seven go, and parallel with the said rear
uD TO the line Of said baltimore and Ohio rail-
read; thence along said railroad line in south
eighty-cisht one hundredths o62 IS, feet to the
place of beginning. together with the improvements
thereon. consisting OF two-story frame dwelling
and outbuiidings.
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase money
Tor. at the option of the purchaser. any greater
portion, the whole Of purchase money, In cash
the day Of sale. within days tllerpa fter,
and the balance Of the purchase money to be IKid
in esfuul iHstnllments. payable In md two
years respectively, from the day of SALE the pur-
ehnser to give his promissory notes for the de-
ferred payments bearing interest mt the rate Of
six pr centum per anBum from the day OF sale
until paid, and secured by a Gocd and sufficient
500 will he required AT the time OF sale. Taxes
will be paid up to date. All conveyancing and n
cording ut the cost of the purchaser. IL the
not complied with within ten days the right
is reserved resell the risk and Of the de-
faultlng purchaser after live DAYS advertisement
In Of the Washington papers.
X. ID. LEWIS. Trustee,
ap24, 2G.1S30&my 1856 4i6 5fh st
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P2f-d&dI
RADCLIFFE. SUTTON & CO.. Auctioneers,
Successors TO Radcliffe, Darr K Co.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwOSTORY FRAME
HOUSE. NO. 321 MONROE STREET.
BY virtue of two deeds of recorded in Iiier
1872 folio 35s ct sel. and Liner 1897. folio 374 ct
seq, OF the land records Of the District OF Csium-
bia. and Mt the request Of the party secured. we
viii cen at public auction, in front of the nrrm-
ises. WEDNESDAY,, THE FIFTH DAY OF MAY.
AID. 1897. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM
nate. lying and being in the county Of washington
In the District Of Columbia, and known and slst;n.
gllished as and being the Bortheasteriy ne-haif
N.E. ~ OF lot numbered five 81 In Shnnnoa's sub
division OF Chichester, per plat In County Book
Gov. shepherd at folio Z being the same premises
conveyed to grantOr by deed recorded In Liber No.
lOs4 folio s. OF the Land records OF said District
togethet with al the Improvements, rights; ctr
Terms made known at time OF sale
CHRSTfAN @. LEDERER, Trustee
H. H. BERGMAN, Trustee
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PI.EAS No. . Fon
the county of Philadelphia, state OF Peunsri
vania, March term, 1896, No. 18-Nille Eutbs
child vs.. Leon 8. Rothschild To Leon = is,ths
child: Take notice. have been appointed Iy the
court master In above proceeding in divorce AMI
that l will hold meeting to take the trxti
mony OF the witnesses in the case ON TIES
DAY. APRIL TWENTY-SEyENTH 1897 AT
THREE O'CLOCK Pm, at my ofaces. i5SS Mar.
ket street. Philadelphia. Pm, when and where
you can attend II you 30 SIRE and take surb
action as you are legally entitled to- CHART US
G. HARRIcS Master an3 10 IL % a.
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DUNcANsON BROS. AUcTIoNEEIs

STREET BETMEEN BmIG:E 40 AND Wa.
REAR OF LOT.
Lber No. 1888. at folio AZ Sec. one OF the land
| records fer the District OF Columbia. and ut tine
ed trustees viii orer for rae At pu % aasisn
u srSqt Of the thru men,ses on SATIRDAy the
iIALF-rAsr FouR O'CLOCK IN. the following n; ns
d,s, ,r land md prsmises situate in ,hat part
formerly known as Georyetown and designated as
and being parts OF lots numbered si,ty-four ,Gi1
nd sI1tv-nye tso) IN Old Georgetown, being in
Described by metcs and bounds as follows: lie,
ginning for the same ON the east side Congress
street e. point distant six hundred aud ninety
four t694 feet ten 10, inches south from tie
southeast corner Of Bridge and Congress streets
Congress street fifty five (55 six (G) Inches and
extending with he width aforesaid tv paraIici
Inns at right angles with said Congress street ono
foot alley 1.-THE said Congress street h,irg now
known as 3lst street and the said Bridge street be-
ing now known NJ street,, together with an and
singular. the improvements. ways. easement
rights privileges and appurtennnces the same be,
| longing o. in anywise appcrtainnE.
Terms Of sale: One third cash. and the remain
der in two equal instaiments, payable. respective
ly. and two years after day of sale Sith in
terest at per cent per annum. payable semi
property, or all cash. at the option Of the ,.ur
chaser A deposit OF two hundred dollars essoo
will I've required at the time of sale All ,-,nr 81:
anting. examination of title and recording 70 ie
al the cost Of the PURCHASER Tillr o. mo sale
II the terms OF sale be not complied with within
days from the day OF sale the trustees. reserve
the right to resell the premises at the risk and
'dst Of the defauitins purchaser, after five days'
advertisement OF such resale In some ncgsafer
published In Washington. ID. &.
HENRY Z. DAVIS, Trustee.
s0 st. NV.
CHARLES III. FICKIING. trustee,
apl3-d&ds ISIS 3lst st. NV.
t. THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL.
TUESDAY. April. TWENTY SEVENTH, 1897, AT
FOUR O'CLOCK Pm.
HENRY +. DAVIS. Trustee
ap2id&ds CHARLES III. FICkIINt;, Trustee.
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ISSUED April o, 1897

ISSUED April o. 1879
ESTATE OF LOTUS PERKINS, LATE OF
Grnys Inn Road. county Of Middesex, England
No. 771O. Doc. 23.-Apllication having been made
TO tn. Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
holding Orphans Court, for letters " admins
tIation cum testamento annexo said estate, by
William D. Baldwin. Under power of attorney Of
Emily Perkins. widow and eKecutrtx under viii OF
said deceased. probated in Her Majcsty's High
court of Justice. England. this Is to give notice
to AL concerned to appear In said court On Friday
the l4fh day OF May AID 1897. at 10 O'Clock
am, to show cause why such application should
not he granted
Attest: J. NOTA McCHI, Register Of Wills
d. G. VIM ID. BALDWIN, Proctor for Applicant
an10-1aw3f
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ISSUED April o. 1871,
Estate OF HENRIETTA RICHARDS. LATE OF
the District Of Columbia. No. 1854, Doc 23-Ap-
plication having been made TO the Supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia. holding Orphans
Court for letters Of administration said estate
by James II. Richards, this Is to give notice TO
all concerned to. appear in said on Friday
the fth Gay of May. AID. 1897. at 10 o'clock
not be granted
Attest: J. N0TA McGIII. Register OF Wills,
ID. c. ]. J. wILMARTH, Proctor for Applicant
ep1O-law st
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Issued April o. 1871

tlssued April Q, 1SyI.)
ESTATE OF MARY PETERS. LATE OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia. No. 1888. hoe. 23.-AppIicatIm
having been made to the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia holding Orphans Court for
probate OF c last will dated December H. is95,
and for letters testamentary said estate. by
John W. fiiling, the executor named in said will
this Is 10 give notice to all concerned to APPEAR
In satd court on Friday, tine 18th day of MAY,
AID. 1897. ut 10 O'Clock m, to show cause " fy
such application should not be granted.
Attest: J. NOTA McGlII. Register OF Wills
ID: &. IRVING WILLIAMSON, Proctor for Ap-
pncant apI0law.3t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ISSUED April =. 1917
ESTATE OF DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN, LATE OF
District OF Columbia. Me- 7773. Doc. %.
Apple tion having been made to the supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia. holding Orphans
Court for probate Of a last will ard for letters
testamentary said by Mary Ann Nc
Ginnell manned role executrix in said paper
offered, this b. to give notice to all concerned to
appear in said court Friday the 2Ist day of
May, AID. 1897 at 10 o'clock am TO show aus.
why such application should be granted.
Attest: ]. NUTA Mct;III.
Register of Wil.s u. {.
GORDON GORDON, froctors for Applicant.