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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16
a NJ ESEfR z.SES.

LOUIS JANrE1S.-Ths popular acttcr
begins his annual engagement at the
Academy of Miua>c tomorrow, giving
two performances. ma ;irce at 80 y.
m. and night at SID. "Juiius Caesar
will be present. at the matinee and
EpSey Williams play, "A Civll'cr OF
France" a, night This play VIII offer
marked contrast to those in whlch
ne mas been seen III the past, and Will
give his audience a cnar7cc to julge
# his Mf-mdcrful versatility. The
former plays have been in the line Of
heavy tragedy, but tho Cavalier" is
4 romantic play on The order of The
Prisoner OF Zen a" ana Under tho
Red Robe" The action ,i laid in
tiunce IN the year 1885, when the on
r-sing houses Of Naluis and Navarro
were preparing for the last tioody
Erapple. which. ended a. the ''R2.tia OF
WY placed NE king OF Navarro
hp9n the throne of France. under the
lltle Of Henry ~. Many interesting
historical personagcs figure in the story
ihs Plot IS -1rmcwhn; complicated and
dTa!S with political intrigue and love.
Seats now on sale. Prices: Night. csc.
20 $l.Oo; matinee. 25c SOC and 75c
THE Rl1NT. WIDOW pEOWH."-
The Altouml 0'aD Mirror says OF This
attraction which is to be presented u;
the Academy NJ Music Friday ni.,llt
and Sa ;urday matinee:
y remarkably clever and funny adap-
taiH)n of ...e Charles Aunt s'yic of
farce comedy 'w,e,s greeted by .hr
lac Scst audience Of the season, ut the
New Mountain City Theatre last night.
The Play IS funny from START 10 finish
ana kept the spectators in constant
roar the entire eve1ing. Thu impcr-
@'nat.-n OF the widow by the li;rt
comedian w.r5 4 bit Of .nmor seldom
"Iuali"d in Altoona MANY clever
spoc:7 lties help to make ;he time 70
swiftly"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16

DIR. Ia Rue, the luuaus French author
i"ss OF in Laval E..verSiiy. has. af.cr eX-
harstirc c"m.a son OF faga- in i. liice.
conc 10 Tho roTr!t!srun .hc inr.tn;.ii3r r.
su eide is q mania and is ,iriucnl.c. Tncra
seems to lee strong 1yrTohoIn iiou of this
in our .Gwn country where on, suicide
particularly among Young fcmaLns-fol-
lows another. No learned authority Inns
as yet Il SCovrr,i with cXactiitIdt. wF,t hor
malar is epid"m or endemic but J., has
been matter -! notorvty for .',eaIIy half
a century that the most rcli:4,lc pT.,vcnt-
i've and curative Of the various forms of
malaria Is II l&l"ttcr's Su-maCh Il .turs
Restored patients have no; only set The
seal of their appreciation upon II in mala-
rim! cases. but commend il for rhcurnl-
tism kidney and liver .roublc nervous
ness, dyspepsia and constipation 1t i'm
proves both appetite and sleep. and l. a
caphal tii;ant of iniCmity in advancing
years.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16
At FresmaSon Street Baptist Church-Dr.
N. B. Wharton the Cslebrant.
MISS NOTTINGHAM BECOMES MRS, GUY
E0th Bride md Groom Arc VOL,
Known nnd Popular In This civ
Costumes OF the I.ndics-Ehe Hans
Ply Couple Icnxns for u Northern
Tour.

f'reemas'Nn Street Eaptls. church pre-
scented most charming scene ycstcr-
DAY afternoon. the occasion being tho
marriage of Mr.. Lee s Guy ana Miss
Mary Emily Nottingham.
he sacred ediilcc was hCa,r1.fuIIv
decorated with palms. ferns and cut
flowers, ana these, mingled with the
soft light of the chandeliers, formed
n picture which shcGild be seen TO he
appreciated
The bridal party arrived rromntlv
ut $50 O'clock, and 20 the sins.ns Of
LohenErin's wcddin. march the bride,
acconra'@'ri by the ms Of honor.
hfocea"ed up the west aisle and werc
met at the alter. where the ushers II 2
taken their positions, Ivy the groom ana
ms best man. Roy. Dir. NJ t. Whar-
tsm performed the solemn ceremony
which mad" the happy twain one The
cerCn:2Eni over the procession wrrndcd
lis w'2D down the centre aisle and en-
ter,i he carriages In wa.ticg, and
Werr irinen 10 the washington boat,
upon which she happy couple lcr; for
IN extended trip North. 70 be gone
ab-Nt TWO weeks
The bride, who is The sister OF Capt.
]. J. Nottingham ana SISTER in-!aw rf
f"s master w. ~. Anderson. wore Il
beautiful EoinG-away gown OF ravy
blue sad carried n cluster Of lilies of
the valley ana vlo!c:s. The maid of
honTr. Miss Lena Daniels, O. Staun-
ton. Va. ols'H Wore Il most becoming
gown ot blue and carried American
Beauty roses.
The groom ana best man. Mr.. J. r.
Guy, We're attir"l in evening dress. ds
were also the usuers who were rs fol-
lows: Messrs. Crawford \. Noting
Siam. Louis T., Gay. .,rcha. T.. Ayd-
lnt;c. William IL Harrison. Andrew
J'Nncr ana Kenneth &. Hall.
L.'tic Misses Marquette Guy and
M7cic:H Anderson. dressed in fairy-iilic
costumes. acted as ribbon hcarcrs
y reception WAS rendered the ushcrs
aud immediate friends n: the home Of
the bride" on Ward avenue. Client.
I nc presents We're numerous and
M1nuiSnma tpn th"ir return Mir. and
Mrs. Guy Will reside on Ward avenue.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16
A Narrow Escape,

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
T.. Hart. CT Gro,2m. S. d. WAS rllxan
sick with a bad cold which setthd on
M, lungs; cough set In ana finally ter
minated in cOnsmlIptictcL Four doctors
gave me mp, saying ! could live but a
short time. gave myself up 70 my
Savior, determined il ] could no. STAY
with my fr.Snds on earth. Hi.IlIl
mnc: NY absent ones above. MNl hus-
DnaI was adv ;scd to get Dir. KING:
New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds. gave IL 4 trial.
took in all ce.t bottles. 1t has cur
ci me, and thank God l am SAVED and
now we'll and healthy woman" Trial
bottles free vi liur"asw, Martha & Co =
drug Slcre. Regular size soc. and Sl.00.
Guainr.tGed or price refunded.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16

In The Fol1ce Court yesterday ncT-n-
ing Justice IOmlh, disposed Of the fol-
lowing docket:
Mary l.. Turner was made 10 face
two charges, that of .atGsive language
and Of malicious prosecutions. She was
found guilty OF both and fined in this
Gu'l:i Of 81.
Sarah Groves. coiored. was fined So
for using abusive language.
Bonnie Capps, co!ored. was arrested
for using abusive Language on the
street, ana for so doing WAS assessed
81.
Andrew Washington. colored, was
charged With stealing, bug as u5e evil
dance was nor complate, the case was
postponed until to-day.
William Tabb AID James Fletcher.
both c5loi2d, engaged in Il fight with
me idel of setting a disagreement.
In result Nns that each was fined
$3.50.
Ben Carter and Archer Kicks. both
colored, had been the best or friends
For sometime past. but or NI5ndaG
:'iar.t their friendships was severed
when lasn STOLE $40 from Archer, or
rather is charged with having com
adtt"d the theft. AZ the evidence was
not con -l='te the case was ,oon;a;nu"d
ali today.
iH1l'srs Nrllin wac charged with oh
ta!n'mG a sum of mcHcy from Mrs. All
N" PoA'3l, irrisr false prctcnse=. Th&
ease was lin2Icr Compounded s&I dis
missed
Tom Mosely was h2id VI the sus-
r!ct2n Of E"ving c-rGnitrs'1 larcEi.V.
but ~ thee was 10 direct evidence
against him he WAS dismissed.
George Harris, cclcre5, was charged
with having burslarizad inc houee %
Ma.y y. Franklin. No. ~ .ArCada Lam
Monday night and having et7ien a $40
suit Of Clothes belonging 10 Joe Geek
ran. Af.Sr heiring the evidence Ills
Honor sent Harris u the grand jury
ana rcmr-d=d him to jail.
In n:n ease of y. NJ. McIvcr. who
Hps on Monday fined $50 10: attempt
EhS 10 shoot his wife. was ra-opencd
r7nste~'aw ana th,. fine reduced to 81
ata s.'=. The muul. was paid ara
tA- iwisoner released. y pran- way
rant agains' Nrc1ve", ev m on; before
Jus5oica Dalton was also dismissed
ConPC "ATloN COURT.
In tn, CorrorlrIa= Curt, Judge \. u.
iFaNrhel. +" siding. Lucy Martin, col
lred, qualified - 9ilnln.:tratrix of rhr
esta'N 6t John MaruG7l unds. 4 bond
Steven Peters, q native Of Turkey.
was s.ar'ted fun natuma7iza ton, papers.
COURT OF Law A->D CHANG E3Y.
In the Court of LEN and Chanccry.
Judge W. r. Martin. presiding.
The Necessary & Mcclellan Live
Stock C-rgany enaa2ed suit against E
y. Sutherland for d.ht; damages $3.50.
1'hs court adjourned yesterdlc, to
Ihi'liT next. when The Mard1 term
VII y gin.
NORFOLK City CIRCUIT COURT.
w. F. GHarsio%, through his a;tor-
neys Messrs. LEWIS, Jones and War
ing he's entered suit In the Norfolk
Cf;y Circuit Court against the city
rf Norfolk for 5000 d maecE. tn
Lh!n;ihf alleges :h.n; whHle crippled in
March. 1897. fre was thrown viole-ily
TO The ground ard -t% leg broken hi
the Pavement on East Main street CIV
ing way ur'ler on of hhs c-uIchts.
CLpII>'S OFFICE.
The tollI,ns real state tr-.,sI.r
was recorded in The Clerks Office yes
terlay:
The wess Atlautic City L ma Com
PsnN to Radaiph E,in,r { -; on y r;h
avenue, near Sprit 4 street. $3.50
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16
BRA ~ Esy.E.lDS,

The third sociological meeting OF lie
series under auspices Of he Mckcn-
dnse iirworth Lea sue vii take place
":@ FRIDAY night, the 18th Instant sub
Jec2, Our Foreign Friends Among
Us" Addresses by Col. William LIANT,
and Rev. NJ. i. Wharton, d. -. Ad-
mission free
AIR. Sterling Duta-n who lived with
his mother previously 10 her de-, Il
has left BIS South Fark avl,Smc ana
made his homo with his sister. NJ,
ID. L. Purssi!. Il6 North Reservoir ave
nUa.
Mrs. Sarah Matthias. who has been
days at her homa with her daughter.
Mrs. Rnherr r. L9%nlcr on brown ave
nue. near ClaN, was said 10 be in a
sinking condition yesterday.
Mr. Thomas L. Hare, tf North Rcso.
voir avenue returned 10 Bal;imora last
evening.
The residence Of Mr.. N. c. saun-
I'D by thieves MNg!ay night. y barge
can OF lsri and several articles OF
cioahing were carried of
officer Nj. A Pitt has suffered with
the grippe. which has confined him for
several days at MS h-cne. corner High
land ana Malthy avsl,ues.
Mrs. y. Il. Cain, ri $40 Tunstull ave
nue. Is on II vist, 10 relatives at New
port News.
Mrs Jane f. Jones, of III Nm-.n
Malihy awe.ue. has endure scvc,
Illness which continues her coniinc-
mcnt.
Ms McCal.ty. Of 432 West High
LAND aE"AN III. few days aEo 10 at
tec'a the SIDE Of her mother who Is
crtical'r Il in LynChburg. Va
Mrs ~ "a Rudd;ck. NJ 40 HighIu nj
aNr!tt. acp0mp1n!pl ly h,a~ II
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16
TWO SLIGHT FIRES.

About 7:40 o'c!ock las; night ar, OIL
lamp exploded III IN .,nuse No. so
Avnn street. The nlmes wire eX;in-
gnished. however. before any material
damage was done.
Al 1850 or,lock last n;Eh. fire was
discove al in the chimner % a h H!S-
on Queen street. directly opposite Bank
street. y defective iiue was the tams :,
Of ;hr fire. for which an alarm was
,wn"i II, from box 80. Tie damage
'Nr!I not exceed 80.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16
SAYE MONEY BY HOME DYEING
EASY WAY TO MAKE NEW STRING
GOWNS OUrOF OLD,
FADED SUITS.
Diamond Dyes Mako Benutiful md
Brilliant COIors Which VIII Not
Fade-So simple That Even
Child Cnn Use Them Successfully
For Twenty Years tho standard
Home Dyes.
Don't wear al faded gown.

Don't wear al faded gown.
Don0 lU& shabby simply because
you cannot afford to buy Il new dress.
1t IS not necessary TO wear clothing
That Is faded and shabby because you
have no money 10 buy more With t,nc
or two packages Of Dhamond Dyes that
cost only lea cerI.s, the old dress can
DE dyed a fashionable and beautiful
color" and made u, look like, new.
thousands Of women will have spring
dresses this year that cannot b., sold
from new, but which have cost them
o2hy IA ta'iile, tha result of colori:,-
over -neir cdd materials with Diamond
Dyes.
Diamond Dyes are so simple and
easy to use tha't even a child can, by
folldattrg their plain directions, get ras;
m:.u beautiful colors. They WILL not
iaae' crock or wash out, and arc the
only package dyes that have su.,od -rhe
FSst OF years of use. Do rot risk your
goods with imitation of the Diamond.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16
InlATII nHOlM VIOLENCE.

Yesterday morning a crowd Of c1.'1r-
cd Cl.!di',n si2%!nss o:!' n lo,, on Four, II
street found an u:.iinDwn lMgltSss col
'&cd baby. Thn matter was report ed
10 the police AMI, an inquest c.rld II,
CorH@"r Newton developed the fact
tha2 the baby. wh"h had been dead
four o" five days. came - its death
by Violence al the hand OF som, ore
unkrbNm 10 the jury. The master is
being investigated by the pSlicc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16
C.NION CIINll1tI,.

There Will be an entertainment, ut
the tn!6n Chapel conner Chap>l ana
Calvert streets given by the young a.
dies Of the ch1ps,. FOR The hen"G; .: tho
tr5on Chapzl on FrIdIn night roc
STATIONS and rt!r". h,lrntts will he saTv-
III.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16

WhOcping cough is the most dis,rass-
Ing malady; but It's dura ion can be en-,
short by the use OF one Minute Cough
Cure. which is also the hes: known
remedy for Group and all lung and bron-
chial troubles. ]. NJ. Trotter, Norfolk !:
r. L. Walker. Brambleton; T-uitt 81
Smith, Darklcy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16

Take Laxative Brumo Qrllinc ablcts
All druggists r1fu / the money If it
fails To cure. - cents. Sold by J. NJ.
= Trotter. Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16
SAIlTIFIFfLD LONG DISTANCE
TELEPHONE,

y Ereat Improvement Is 1nticeablc
IN the service over the telephone line
between Norfolk and Sm.thhc!d. Va.
Tbs is due h, ;he fact that ncH long
diSi,G."e phones have been installed:
similar ~ those IN use between N,rr-
folk and far distant cites. like Chi
c2lGo. for instance. Every word spoken
over the wire now is distinctly audible.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16
POSTMASTER APPOINTED.

Washington, y. c., March l5.-The
President to-day mNminatcd X. Lee
B2,ssun to be postmaster a. Culpcper
Virginia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16

Mr.. Letter. of Chicago. may think he
has gathered up all the good wheat,
but the Smith Mill company still holds
enough to make their celebrated Media
and Sllvertine fiours. Ask your grocer
Cor them.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16

FRANCES L: WIil.ARD-lior I,,,,4irri
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GitaorSt6 Authentic AND reliable 9ul-
y r, M, .I i!9lEar . Tor gents
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16

WANTlED--Agcnts 10 acli Ni,,,er H,I-
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Cuba Sp"'n ana War, great rxcltcm,cat:
tNcfHbodH huyS It; on" agent sold - IN
W PAGES: nlhSu iicent Illustrations:
ihci9@raphS. etc: low Phi We guarn,I.
,1S" IN" most liberal terms: freight pa Il:
20 DAYS C"rlii. outfit free: send s Two,
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'H'i"So. mrl1-Gt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16

ENGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE.-An
excellent ten horse engine and TWEEN
ty horse boiler for sale ut low figures
Apply at NIiiGINIAN OFFICE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16
AGENTS WANTED

PLEASANT. PROFITABLE EMPLOY
m'hl Tor young ladies' @II to- $40, mr.
month for S.l!ing our Z ,'!s: il Viii nv
Enl' u write lis for Teiir. exclusive inr
r!tcrE given. LOLo soap Co. New
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16

The Gale Jcwclry Co $ diamond and
watch clubs 81 week. No installmcnt
plan. mhS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16

DIR. HEREERT OLD OFFERS HIS
professional, ScrV .CcS to tE.. public Of
flee. lit CRANKY street. I.ihiary build
inGl; hours. /" 10 II a. m. to 30 D. m
New phone. Ply. residence, go Freerna
wi! LSAIttN. nRl-If
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16
SPECIAL NOTICES,


LoST-tio!d Watch. initial. r. NJ. on on.
side, lSN on ths' other. Liberal rewarl
II returned TO y. l.. WARRINGTON
NJ -"' Main street. Inrlo q
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01
Berkeley News Notes.

BERKELEY. Feb. 2S-News was re-
ceived at Berkeley to-day of the defeat
of the university marksmen in their
match shoot with Company e, Sixth Divi-
sion. \. q. C., of .Vfsalia, by a score OF
420 to 387. g.
Captain C. G. Starr. Z. S. A, will ad-
dress the senior students at the university
tomorrow afternoon on Company Adj
ministration."
The Students Congress wifi meet to-
morrow night to elect officers. A debate
will also be held on the question of a
property qualification for the exercise of
the municipal franchise.
Lieutenant Clornan to-day announced
the promotion of Captain L: H. Miller
of Company G of the Cadet Battalion TO
be major of the Second Battalion Lieu
tenant S.: '. West will succeed him as
captain of Company G.
Epstein. w. Hoflfeld,. Parkhurst Towle
Baugh and Euphrat will represent the
University of California in the intercolle-
gfate chess tournament with Stanford in
San Francisco next Saturday.
The next meeting of the California Art
Club will take place on Wednesday, the
I'd inst, at the residence of Mr.*Lloyd. 24l7
Charming way. The subject WITH be 1.-THE
Early Dutch Masters, by Mrs. Francis
Sleeth, president of the San Francisco
Sketch Club. There viii be music rem
dered by Miss Mabel Chamberlain
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01
BURGLARS AGAIN BUSY.
Berkeley Residence Ransacked While
It's OccuDants Were at Church.

BERKELEY, Feb. 2S.-Burglars secured
a lady's gold watch and So in. coin from
the residence of c. Easterly. 26lG Bancroft
way last evening while the family were
at church. The thieves had entered the
house by a window opening on the front
porch and had evidently been scared
away before completely ransacking the
house.
Two burglars, possibly the same as
those who robbed the Easterly residence,
entered the residence OF. Professor War
nick, 243l Durant avenue. about o'clock
last evening. They unexpectedly found
however. that the professor had not gone
to church as he usually does on Sunday
evenings. so they hastily decamped. The
professor had retired when he heard a
noise in the paror. He caught a glimpse
of the thieves before they escaped and
believes they. are the same men who
called at his house early in the evening
to inquire if Judge Campbell lived there.
NJ. Inholtz of University avenue near
Fifth street was robbed. of two pairs of
shoes last Saturday evening by thieves,
who entered his store with q skeleton key.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01
A MEDITERRANEAN sCoURGE.
Appearance of the Dread F'o1ive
Knot in an Orchard Near
Marnp6

BERKELEY, Feb. 2S-The "olive knot -
a disease which has long made havoc
with the olive orchards of the Medfter-
ranean, has made it's appearance in Cali
fornia in the orchard of "A. R. Gurr, near
MERGED, and the local horticultural COM
mission will resort TO stringent measures
either by uprooting the orchard or eff
fectually quarantining it, to prevent it
from spreading its ravages after the man.
ner of phylloxera and the San Jose scale.
f. T. Bioletti of the agricultural depart
ment of the university has Just returned
from the afflicted orchard, of which he
made very careful examination.
The symptoms of the"disease are woody
eXcrescences upon the sap bark of the
limbs and small knots on the leaves: and
twigs. AT first the orchard produces
heavily, but the fruit is of d poor quality
and soon spells in picking. The over
bearing of the trees soon causes them to
weaken and grow sickIy and finally die.
The olive Knot is bacterial disease,
and the similarity of the bacillus oEeae,
which causes it, to the bacillus tubercu-
losis, causes the disease often to be err
roneously called plant tuberculosis For
tunately the Gurr orchard is quite iso-
lated and Mr.. Bioletti anticipates no i'm
mediate danger from the spread of the
disease.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01
WILL BE SIRENS OF THE SEA.
Alice Nielsen, With Party, Will
.... =: go Summer. in Japan.

The first steps in the preparation OF
Alice Nielseu,s new opera will be tine
tnred with. the sea: salt"and: the ocean air.
AS soon as, the season is completed and
the Bostoniars disbanded Miss Nielsen.
with q number of friends, theatrical and
social, will embark for Japan, where she
will spend her summer vacation.
But the trip. is. not to be one of pleasure
solely: While the idle moments will be
passed among the :Geisha and hurrying
across the Occidental gardens in jinrik-
shas, a great portion of the time will
be spent in fanilarfzing herself with the
music of the new. opera, in which she
will besthe bright. particular star of all
the armament With Miss Nielsen will
be Eugene Gowles,|Ton Williams, Miss
CIeary, Miss Hortense Nielsen and the
prima donna's son. ~
If Neptune does not play havoc with
the digestive organs of the sea sirens the
score of the new opera will first ba
opened on the ocean wave. Cowles, who
is TO be .Nielsen's leading support, and
the "prima donna-according to report
have several duets in the opera which
Tom Williams will float. These will be
rehearsed and studied until perfected.
After a:sojourn in@the @Mikados s. empire
for a month or moretthe party will re-
turn to this city and then: proceed to New
5 York. So: There Nielsen. and GoWles will
join their company: in daily, rehearsals
for an early opening in: the coming sea-
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01
FRIENDS AND.
BENEV0LENCE
Disposition of the Large Estate
. Of Mrs. E. L. Hutch
( !: Fl. inson.
The Presbyterian Churches and So
cieties= Are Given Valuable
:: = Donations.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
aO& broadway. Feb. %.


The will of the late Mrs. Elizabeth u.
IJ,Itchinson. who died on the 18TH was
fled for probate this afternoon. Henry
M s:Sauborn and +. B. Ogden, named as
executors: presented the document, which
was drawn. September D, 1892, and wit
messed by John l.. Bromley, William L..
Elliott and f. B. Ogden. codici, drawn
December 30 1884, was signed by Mr..
Bromley and George w. Reed The estate
is valued at $l02 600.
=. The real estate is situated at Twenty
sixth street and Telegraph avenue pelng
334:02 feet by 1893, which,. with improve
ments, is valued at $40 900. Then there
is a block at Colum bus avenue and New
Broadway, $50 feet by 300 feet, valued at
$1,000; also eighteen and half lots in
tlarenont Park $500; nearly two acres
at Piedmont, $4,000; lots 10 and IL, block
1S9 as laid down in kelerSberger map,
a promissory note, secured by mortgage
for $4,000, one unsecured. but endorsed, for
s16, 900; wearing apparel, diamonds, furni-
ture ETC., valued at $4,000.
The various members of the family and
personal friends are all remembered in
requests of liberal proportions. Miss
135 feet on Telegraph avenue by 100 feet
on Twenty-sixth street and $500 in cash.
She is requested to allow ner father and
mother to occupy the house rent free
during life but it is not made a require
ment in any sense. Among the other
family beouests are those of Mrs. Lulu B.
Gordon of Chelsea. Mass, $4,000; Annie
R. Elliott, adopted niece, l0,000 Henry
M. Sanborn, her brother. $4,000 and de-
ceased's interest in the floral business
now being carried on in the firm name of
Sanborn & Hutchinson; Abby and Edgar
Sanborn, s25oo each, to be paid to their
Vile Conn, $4,000 and all of her diamonds
TO the Woman's Occidental Board of
Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian
Church is bequeathed 5000; Home Mis-
sionary Society, $4,000; Fabiola Hospital,
$500: Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton, $500: the Protestant Orphan Asylum
of San Franchises $500 $3.50; Pre- Presbyterian
Home for Foundlings, $500; Centennial
Presbyterian Church of East Oakland,
$1,000; the Little Sisters Infants Shelter
Portuguese Presbyterian Church of San