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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
@raptllers' Hotel Docket 4ni0f.
This lis. appears Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays
HOTELS OFF 1TMIE WORLD.
For descriptive booklet Of any Summer Resort Hotel
below. cali or address lsend stamp
M@GeO Tariff BWreaW Co. 2
&c Fifth Ave, New York
86 Regent St. London.
(243 Rue de Rlvo. Paris
EOTEl POCKET @WO[DEn

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5RovDAcxs sSSiSBs s aR 4
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Wri's for de.clp,iyt So6tis;s Lover ssrsHqs Lake
fsa 8 xS oA9 adnf
%ysoo XII saranae Lake opposite pIp
XIV f2 esi'g'1Ts si:s' 1Si rms
As Ssf P PHEE !'% Hotel FSsSsi
sysnos dqaS' G1gasy iys To2 soO's
% minutes from New YORK, ssnd t.T lii1 S4on
s5sE6xyE y j. Somerset 50 * & u1
cepIey So Hotel. q p p.o' so Up: 2. $3.50 Up
BBRRo okEaN Eff h as1s sai2 Fo's
HsdsoT. oHen May ny priSf; IN Fro aq
opens June y 81 s'ur; from Nes , HST k. o" f'0"
Opens June Ey.Ty modern 2,sa P'''eH
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situated ana eGmmsnains superb view p Of mud
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opens June Is Send for rates and de;cT.ptys book
rDors IS Il LONG ISLAND The E6gE%H S %
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SALT AXE CITY tn. Cullen. 4 p g to 81 20
GCARPORO BEACH. Me-. .kIRKWOOD I'M. A. F.
VIII open June, PIN Delightful locator, Modern
STANFORD " Y-CHt -RcHILI HALL REXMEPE
Is = Churchill " H.. proprl. All modern con
Vsnencss Delightful location write FOR informal on
scHooLEY NTH. SPRING y }. HE poRINcoURr'
Cpen June isth Ssrf f0r Descriptive booklet.
( y M,rr.soa, 5Oi Broadway. y I
Spprxc I.rr = PALMER HOUSE. a. I.
Under TIE personai rsnaF.nent - J. l. Palmer 81
Lakewood Terms moderate. B1okle's ~..z..
SPRING LAKE BEACH y D.. MONMOUTH no -,
7 81 20 ID The paradise o. whtering PAGES -
mlruies from Y TO- e'e Bent - Yard rfol.
sYpAcT.sE y = " o. Hotel. p Z $40 A p. 81
T0Bo%T1 can |... Arlington Hotel. A. J. IS W
yyAsurSG1NoS u arlington Hotel. \. I s. up
~ ~. pal-gh r.. r. 81 30 up
a. Hotsi Gordon y. r.. a. p. s. Up
20 ne TlrEfr~hru. 4. =. 81 Up
III TT sot,>~A f>;s PEOFIf.E HOUSE A. COTTAGES
Open July Oct, Many improvements o. no.el and
ground, Seuf Tor Docket
WATCH HILL. r. l.. NEW OCEAN HOUSE open June
20 0u..ts can become members az nsguamcut
Golf Club upon payment Of motefa's ddea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Tx; h a rs eG 'ie os .i19i Tr% aess
Railroad 2isxilci1e7yiii. george W Raymond Z,
Bo S'S W e. 70 s5S a i7xc5s Mary Won timer
ION st. No 216 VIZ, 2onaas John Ii Fitzpatrick
Henri R E st. 80 iso 25xs7o Abraham stern TO
.o AaF9n SSoqT" E, and 26o Sarah F Turner
and another Andrew II smith -: -. 49,, a. Seooo
"I Pa nv isSins to Margsrei Higgins .......
e7h.st 5. 1871 # " Of 81 ave. 27Si"ii Pat f,
ise,9s SoIn.5 Harlem Az. R WiH'st
d, e5 . q 9osa ''ra l aoss'm :T'
referee. 90 Isaac Hessoerg 80. ~
'' ofs.. soo1 's to S.TY ssflf . is'
as dspp"PT s. 2,oi ii Of o6-aye. iTsiooii' % M
ss &'gS 20 sam" iG6 ii It W Of sh-ave lexicoi,
Horace seeor ir. referee. to New-York Life mn
ss6-st 5. 95S ii IT OF e'h-are. isxiooii. ,.oo
asiR 'i i "a Sici It ave, leSooi' ,oooo
os'Ss slime 50 = @aai Of oidave. l7Hlooil' :, m
esiS sim +, s s' 100 It " a,h-aye idiSiooil: a
o7ih 81 SCI s. i,o It Of sh-a'e i5i.ooii.
os, f IS s'' ss2 ii I, Of ehnve i7xloo ii. ,oo
os5 San: Sc. to so'' iosi It Of oh-ave. icHiooi'
same to same ..ss -; ok l'"
F 8 oiS 3 n.'a and P7 @o I'5S
COL aer M 81 $40 +, n 7ia-avc 10 xise John
" Mepoasar ana another. trustees. - William %
" sSs5s. frauRa 2 wao, and Viz Mary no
chrys.ic-s,. Nos i22 i2i ana 100 Sr7' Aaron a
H5 dS ana V'~ T. q '1 z y W,o.,.r al x
Nattaew shaw and wife to Abraham 3
Boweiy ROAD. 8 o = $50 It q s'h st, 2'Sso: E,
wssS'ar,'r'avs n . e7rner iGS,h st. SsHi2sr
Irregular. Joseph Altman To- MARY Altman +,
u, S 81 All g. map cssre PARK. Nellie sn'-
KGssa m Sy' - o,r to s. map south wash
as'ooyc , i.a , iTi9 In to new FG a.re btS,a
ma ED p curtis. e Ella N carti'' y, p,:,, Omitted
o t9ss9I' assignee to h".a', ''''. .a' IN" aa"9
s2a 81. $ rs q " Z nouisvari '"Eio''' An f,
.egbrs, ~. ie44'ft W ~ ion ave- % 4Noo5:
John 5 Garrison to Ann, COIN. 81, OAK, $500
"'f rgesasr. ' rrarc's APeesao clarence
sal -, = 100 It o. Amsterdam ',1io2 :: M,
Ioseph M.i.'y -e 7. t. t",; hr ame ct iso1ioo
rn!on.@ye; ps =. - p hi 49,. 10000
l2S,e-s,. - s. @lV ,,s s,fe ~ J.hn : Rarth /
ls5,a- st. ~ Gel East 21,'3 Iok2o ,o2 i Charles nm
cad e. No 800 west. 251ioo5 Alexander Moor" q,
arA wife - Marcus baun1nn ...-.
lot 70 i'5. map he.mo"i village. ANN, """'' +,
I.,is' ~'' c'raer Amsterdam ave. iOos7'n:
% ave. NJ a. 2iIS77. josephine Zimmerman >. ma
is,lhi,, 80. ~ ana ~ W,,, 5oroo II Marcus
HIN. fl@'Hn % -: r, q ,a ave. ,o.iooi:
Th--na. q klrro". referee 70 John 4 Johns n ""p
49, a. RI o. 20 90 ~ ave ]" NNt't 'l"'e-
I'm S W.hrle and wife g. Matilda lt1iAo ., an
2.,s Il, >, afs7 q q 5ih-ave. ~ lptS =. John
" McDougau Ct 81 80 william DIXON .. 10
Houston a., " - n ~ wc,'f-- .. .2rIS' d,
Ahrahan Van Ncch'en ~ Mathew Snhw :
sst -, n e. e.l5 - - ~. - liflT'-, -
Robert Mazc' sender F"l4nhi 49,. WV
Is ave- corner sO'h--'. -.sy1. I~-Nard i
owen Individually ard ~ tu'st@e. - 't"r"n'' 4,
i'm 81 - a09 % 1915 r z sfh ave.
% f.ioo ~. Dora s.hecr O. Alfred - " !
lO1fi ~ ~, is0 81 o. 90 o = Amf'ertam AF- q,
2Jxloo II O-f7 " Hlnk~ % Charles r HiaN.no
ii,f-s, g. !.t ~ 30i. map in''nport i"Hios' ,
Frank Car Catherine = ALLISON ....+'..''''' !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
NEW BUILDINGS.

2iHt-st 8 G corner lith-ave. for two-story brick
carriage house and stable DxGO; b Patef-
.on owner. & II McIroy. architect. ...... 80.
Mott =, Nos pa and R70. for aix-storv brick
tenement With stores. 80 3xIl ex7so. Gordon,
Lev, g. Co OF 40 l39 Canal-st. owners. Is
A ave n Q corner i2sth-st. for seven one-story
brick stores and n hotel, irreeulat, Gleason q
Drummond 81 No 2os East l-'th-s' o""o'>'
i3gth-s'. s. 2066 II = 81 Alexander-ave for
three fve-story brick mats. 26As2, Henry Miller
OF No 700 F>st i3sth-st. owner. Hhrry Howell
OF No AS East i3sth-s,. ARCHITECT. ...... 800.
H0lis-ave corner l45th-st fof a t"o-story
hr,ck hotel with store. i05 5x5Ox5o. Gleason q
Drumniond owners Horgan slattery' archl-
tects ....-....... pt.. ~ tour i've
story triclx nats. with stores Irregular Schmuck
a Mortag Il No 2.577 Si-ave, owner. Edward
Iv.nz az No l. 4fi 3d-ave. architect. .-......-..
f.',n,non uealth-hve " :. 80 n Of Mansion 81.
Tor a tive and a-nsif-story frame dwelling; lsx
Ss. Mrs V Madden. owner william II HOP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
Summer Homes on Long Island.

BY THE OCEAN AND SOUND.
Long Island" an illustrated descriptive book. ana
Summer Homes book describing hotels and boarding
houses on Long Island upon application, at l5. $50
1918 Broadway: ticket offices foot OF East 3ih-st and
James. Slip foot New Chambersst.. Scw-York 333 Full
Ton St Eagle Summer Resort Bureau. and Flatbush-
ave station l.. l. r. r.. Brooklyn or send 90 cents in
.tamns for Island" "a for Summer
Homes 70 IT, NJ SMITH. Trafac Manager L I. r. r.
Long Island City. New-fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15

ee'afc z V.fa m AdSe. PAN Ward. year
pra. - Josephine Iimmermenn. No Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
Country propertp % Get.
furnished Gouses 60 Get Conntrp.
Guburban Real estate.


0ENf~Y real estate all kinds sale and rent
A CLARENCE b. TUBES BeekmAn-st. Nsw-1orA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES

~, r-.,-.,..h ~ o. Harlan, ee--rrs Bank
10 q, zen 4 :. . n ..,arIef. ave, year. $500
Craecr Rosa.s =, Ch-ses N0.naHj. n corner o..
Teis1cey sn4 ,..i4ufI, u.s. ! year. --......+. 10
De Rivera \, -. f, Minnie y Rams wier1 ard -
s,-,l.r ~, III West srfh-sf I year. .-....... oV'
re Ifarr- , nrr Dennis Mofr.ssey % Mar
f,osyen .,e-u,riv etc North 3f-av~. corner -. -.
Southern g. .i.safl years ....-...... ~"
h,r, ef.r1 ari another 80 40 ~ $50 Henry .
..,r ..... ........... lOW
es ~. =, .sre same r~apcrtr demand DIE
ctcc 49,, r. e.l lanes S Bolton r. Hp-
.-.,, p.,,f. f'.fs 81, ~ 10 g-ts map par
60, $50. 70, wine, m ado pan Ward year 100
49, r,-. o., f,.rrhInr Zimfnerruann 80 Il
- a.o 2 ,e.r4 -........ ..............-. 100
=" ii,h 81, Ga y - o ~ Avenue \. = years 900
49, 1.-,h o. ., fohr Z, tadw8adsr and
..sr, ,r,e.ee. " q 7fh-s,c 700 and - .
~ aetn % 2 velrs ..... ........,...-. lo"'
"a 90 f.sTffa simon AMI
i'sr,''".,'e- u, . ,,ti 80 30 9, = i.0th ~.
".-.'''' ............... zoo
years -..-.-+ 49, .. ..... 49,. ,t..-n
ha''. '...,,,d,,, ,,a All lt7,h 81, 1 year. $40
.''-" -. :, 80 Ah,ehenI stern ana an
other 10 a. Insl3~ d. V s.,1h and another
a. j6seof iauS n 38i-r, 900 n u 9th ave. - .,
,- ei,, i,5o ' " t. rna 0Iiara' o r. 2rh-
d q, - 10Th ave-. leasfhOld. , year,. ."
a., .,,,,r - Abraham stern and another.
',,n., is n n - o, Avenue j. also n D Gth-st.
~ .. - y, .,c,re u d,fnaut ............... D.0c
~ c.. a. o.. t,crre. Tlctt lot 800 map
80 h, ,t. l,tt estate Wesfcheffer 2 Year, 20
MOI ;Js2nn - 70 Marcus h~l'"1,". 80 i'' 100
~, r 20" h., ,t,ii',n e.h,tt Il i3ist-st rs
ei,,, % y, ,.,,ir "a f,ua Plsch to Antonio
eur.,',, l,,rtgsn a., Az n Il
,"sttn.s,,i,,,r,,s .............. 100
f,nslth Ciarcs w. the Equitable Life Assur- 49, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-15
ALTERATIONS.

,,h-ave. No 25i. 10 a nve-story brick ana stone
s,nre igssO. julia Coggill. No 40 East ovth-
~ owner: Henry Andersen. architect. .......'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26

The Varick Lyceum Of the Union Wesley
A. NJ. E. Church wes addressed last Mon
day evening by DIR. U. ]. Daniels; subject:
The Negro as a Factor in the Event OF
War With SPAIN" Standing room was at
a premium The subject was also discussed
by Dr. s. NJ. Pierre. Prof. John Bronaugh,
A. +. Boston, L. H. Peterson, Jas. L. Pinn,
Benj. Washington. T. N. Dickson, Thos
Henderson. Samuel Thompson, VIM. Tibbs,
C. c. Freeman and others Monday night,
March %. w. Calvin Chase will address the
lyceum; subject: Man Responsible for the
Wrongs of Woman"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26
BUSINESS IN THE COURTS.
Case of Dennis Cnnty Deferred-l
ness of District Attorney.

Case of Dennis CAVITY Deferred-Ill-
ness of District Attorney.
Dennis ]. Canty. indicted Wednesday last
for the murder Of George NJ. Rye. will not
be called for arraignment, it is understood,
for several days. Owing to slight illness,
District Attorney Davis is at present con-
fiji ed to his home, and his subordinates
will not take any steps in connection with
the Canty case until Mr.. Davis reports
for duty and gives the necessary directions.
The officials Of the district attorneys Of
flee are unable to state with any degree of
accuracy just when the oleomargarine
cases will be called for trial. In all prob
ability 1t will be several weeks, and very
likely after the close of the CAVITY case.
So far as is known the next case Of in
terest to be called for trial in the District
Supreme Court will be that of Frank H.
Miles, under indictment for embezzlement
in connection with the issuance of tax GER
tlfieates in behalf Of the District of Co.
lumbia This trial may occur early next
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26
PUBLIC work onDERED.
Commissioners Direct Construction Of
Large Number Of Sewers.

Commissioners Direct Construction OF
Large Number Of Sewers.
The Commissioners today ordered that
the following named work be done under
the permit system:
Lay cement sidewalk and set old curb on
Delaware avenue southwest, in front OF lot
8. square 596.
Construct sewer in alley, square 1872, to
serve lots 90 and 224.
That sewers be constructed as follows
from the appropriation for replacing OBJ
structed sewers: Along the east side Of
Goth street northwest between K and L
Streets 40 feet of 24-inch sewer and two
nsanhcles: along the south side Of l. street
and of Pennsylvania avenue between 18th
and 26th streets, $40 feet Of 21-inch sewer
and two maEholes; along the south side Of
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and
25th streets, 65 feet of 15-inch sewer and
enc manhole. and 2s5 feet of Pinch sewer
and one marhole; crossing Pennsylvania
avenue and along the north side of L street
northwest between oath and 18th streets,
$40 feet of 1S-inch sewer and two man
holes; crossing and along the south side Of
street northwest between oath and 18th
Streets $40 feet of 15-irch sewer and two
n.anholes; along the east side of Oath street
northwest between Pennsylvania avenue
and L street, 205 feet of Pinch sewer and
sylvania avenue between Washington Circle
and 24th street, 165 feet of 10-inch sewer
and one marEole.
That DDS feet of 15-inch sewer and .-one
manhole be constructed along the north
side Of d street between 9Th and 9th
streets; 245 feet of Pinch sewer, $50 feet
of 1Oinch sewer and two manholes along
the west side OF 9Th street northwest be-
tween d and Z streets.
That William Conradis be registered and
licensed as a master plumber and gasfitter,
after filing proper bond.
That the plank culvert at the intersection
of Bliss avenue and 18th street, East Wash
ington Heights subdivision, be replaced by
a 2i-fnch terra-cotta pipe.
That the cobble alley in square 1888 be
repaired.
That 357 feet of 6-inch water main be laid
in Sherman avenue between Marshall and
Farragut streets.
That 1872 feet of Pinch sewer, IA feet of
tOinch sewer and two manholes be built
In the south side of street southeast be-
tween ID and Sd streets.
That the sewer along the east side of
New Jersey avenue between b and c streets
be replaced SIS feet Of Pinch sewer and
one manhole.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Estelle Randall for Glymont and
intermediate landings at $50 am.
Steamer Newport News for Norfolk and
Fortress Monroe at pm.
Steamer Wakefield for Colonial Beach and
river landings at Z am.
Trains leave 13ls street and Pennsylvania
avenue for Arlington hourly from am. to
y pm.
Trains leave 1917 street and Pennsylvania
Avenue for Mount Vernon at 6:3O, 1905, IL
a m, 12:05 2:Oo. 3, and 4:15 pm.
Trains leave Aqueduct bridge for Airing
ton AMI Fort Myer every half hour ard
Falls Church hourly from $50 am. to 1910
PM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26

PROPOSALS FOR RECONSTRUCTING INDUS
trial Home School Building. the East Of the
Georgetown and Rockville Road, Near Naval
0bssrvatory-o1sce Ct the Commissioners. D. C..
Washington. DC. March n. 1s9S.-Sealed pro:
posals win be received at this Office until
TWELVE n. ON WEDNESDAY, MAi:CH
THIRTIETH. 1888. for reconstructing 'Indas-
trial Home School, building on land west Of
naval observatory grounds. near Georgetown aud
Rockville road. Blink forms Of proposals and
specifications, together with all necessary IN
formation. can lie obtained upon application
therefor at the Office Of the inspector OF build
these forms only win be considered The Fight
10 reserved to reject any or all bids. Proposals
must be tueiosed In an envelope. sealed and M
structing Industrial Home School BuiIdinR for
the District OF Columbia" JOHN W. ROSS
ers. d. G. mh21-6r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26
THE wnHELMJ CLUE.
Brief HiAtory Of . Prominent Musica
ORGANIZATION.

-
Organization.
The organization Of the wilhelmj Club
dates back to 1887. with the following mem
bers: Misses Bertha Lucas. Matte Saxton.
Minna Heinrichs. Roberta Allen, Emily
Coyle. Emma Prall. Daisy Hickox and
Mona Won Stosch. In the very first season
of their public appearance thsy performed
the beautiful and dffiicult theme and varia.-
tons from the D minor quartet by Franz
Schubert. Their enthusiasm and energy In
preparation Of this work was rewarded by
their conductor. Mr.. Josef Kaspar, who
presented each Of the members with q suit
able souvenir pin with the proper fnscrip-
ton. Miss Won Stosch on her last visit here
in Washington pointed to hers with pride,
saying it was one of the trinkets she val
ued most. A few months later, when Mr..
Kaspar was appointed musical diractor of
the Georgetown Orchestra, the Wilhelmj
Club joined the orchestra, and at each con-
cert there was one number for strings only
that always proved an attraction. The club
has played some of the most important
works for string orchestra. among others,
Herbert: suite. by Grieg: serenade for
string orchestra and flute of Tadasohn:
suite. by Goethe: symphonetta of Tensen;
theme and variations from the Kaiser
The members of the club and the instru-
ments they play are as follows:
Violins-Misses Bertha Lucas. Minna
Heinrichs. Roberta Allen, Fanny kohle.
Maud Sewall. Myra Chittenden, Mabel
Money, Agnes Dillon, Emily Coyle, Mary
Baldwin. Ella August-Terry, Ola Park.
Ethel Picker, Constance Adee, Edith Holt,
Elnora Harlow, Daisy Field Grace Hard
ing. Mabel Williams, Julia Sparkman, Faith
Woodward Ada Newlands and Messrs
Joseph Ffnkel. Harry Thacher, Harry
Eshelman, Edwin Tracy, Walter Blount,
Charles Kaspar. Frank Kaspar and Anton
Kaspar.
Vfolas-Messrs. w. II. Scholz, Franz
Bornsheim, H. Beeckner, Oh. Bachau,
Franz Rose, H. Click.
'Cellos-Miss Minnie Schott, Messrs. VIM.
Furthmeyer. Oh. Warner. Paul Finkel.
Contra bass-Mr. Gustav Haverkorn. John
Moffet
The Wilhelm Club has not been heard
publicly for two seasons. SO that the ap-
pearance of the organization tomorrow
evening at the Universalist Church, assist
ing Mr.. Anton kaspar, will prove enter
tanning to the many friends of the club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26
Inquest Ordered,

coroner Carr has decided to hold an in
quest next Tuesday morning in the case Of
Miss Ann Bean. the old colored woman
whose death resulted from a dose of arse
mic put in her coffee. She was poisoned at
the house of Mrs Harriet Ferguson, No
422 9Th street southeast, where she lived
Detective Lacy has been investigating the
case, and. while he has made no arrest
the coroner is fully satisfied with what he
has done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26
LOCAL MENTION.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

Academy Of Music.-Joe OFT in 1.-THE Star
Gazer-"
Columbia Theater.-Leon Hermann, the
magician.
Grand Opera House.-"Blue Jeans"
Kernan's Lyceum Theater.-"The Night
Owls"
Lafayette Square Opera House.-.The
Bride Elect"
New National Theater.-"What Happened
to Jones'
Willard Hall.-Lumiere's Cinematographe.
Columbia monograph Co. 919 Pennsyi-
vania ave.-Latest vocal and instrumental
selections.
14l1 Pennsylvania avenue.-Tatima, Phil
Clover's $4,000 oil painting.
For Amusements see page "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26
Awarded a WASHINGTON Firm.

Of the new Eighth Street Temple has been
awarded to Jackson Bros, 917-921 eth
street. AS this will be one of the finest
Jewish temples in the south, and the in
terror decorations will be on a lavish scale.
it is gratifying to learn that a local firm
has secured the contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26
Substitution of Trustee,

In the friendly suit in equity, instituted
February % last by Alexander Graham
Bell ard Mabel G. Bell against Gertrude NJ.
Hubbard, and Charles j., Elsie May and
Marian Hubbard Bell. Judge Cox has
signed an order disposing of the matter
The petitioners asked that a trustee be
appointed by the court. to carry out the
provisions of a trust in the place of the
late Gardiner q. Hubbard.
1t is set forth in the order of the court
that all the right. title and interest OF
Gardiner Greene Hubbard, deceased held
by him as trustee in and to the real estate
and personal property in connection with
Is invested in the American Security and
Trust Company. The latter Is authorized
by the court to pay over TO Mabel G. Bel
SST's-oS, the amount of the trust fund
now due.
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PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF ALEX
of sqper ,t. Of Ale,sndsis County Va WIN
Thrifty FIRST DAY OF MARCH. isas. AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. upon the sealed bids
received therefor: Aggregate amount Of bonds,
92o; 600 90. to &c issued By the Board Of Super
ton OF $4,000 each and dated March 81, 1898,
and Issued for the construction Of County Court
House and Jail at Fort Myer Heights on Block
No. Of said subdivision. interest payable semi.
annually at six per cent and said bonds matur-
ing thirty ye.rs after date unless called in By
said Board OF SUPERVISORS after i've l5) years
from date thereof. said bonds and accruin1 inter-
est thereon payable at the ONCE Of the County
Treasurer at the Court House Of said county
The above named bonds are issued BY a Special
Act Of the Geoeral Assembly Of Virginia. ap-
proved February. 1898. and known ~ Senate Bill
No. 800
Alexandria C,unty assessed valuation. 81 800 900
Alexandria County real valuation: 81. SOC. 600
Said county free from debts Of all hind whatever
and sinkinY fund legally provided for. Popula-
ton Of said county, G,50O.
By order Of Board Of Supervisors.
Mark all bids az sealed proposals and address
them to 81. b. YOUNG, County Clerk, Alexandria
City, Va.
A copy-Teste: H. n. YOUNG, Clerk.
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Military Company to BE Formed.
On account Of the pending crisis in ma
tfonal affairs. an Independent military COM
pany Of Washingtobians is to be formed
Those wishing to enlist or have further
particulars should address Mr.. H. Broct
jr., Congressional Hotel meeting will
probably take place next Monday evening
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Malt-Nutrlne

Is especially helpful during the GONZALES
oence of fever patients. II builds flesh
gives strength and appetite. Malt-Nutrine
Busch Brewing Assn. which fact guaran-
tees the purity. excellence and merit claim
ed for it-Advt.
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Divorce Granted.

Judge Cox. in Equity Court No. 2, has
signed decree granting Stephen Clawdell
a divorce from Matte Clawdell. Desertion
on the part Of the defendant 1t Is under
stood. was the reason for granting the
separation.
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MuP4hnIl Hall

and steamers Charles Manchester and River
Queen will be sold at auction on Monday.
March 2s. at IL o'clock, by Edwards and
White. receivers. For fun particulars see
the advertisement. Jas. w. Radcliffe auc-
tioHeer, will conduct the saIe.-Advt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26

foU HEAR SO MUCH ABOUT
nowadays are minute bodies in.
Visible TO the nuaided ere. They
0oat IN the air and we take fhenc
into our lungs. But fhev 81
harmless unless they md 4 1ronee
SOIL 1ney cannot live and xrow
In perfectly healthy throat and
Longs. Scoft's Emnlsion mar IS
said to act AZ q reinforcement to
the body; It uourtshes It, supplies
I kind Of fat. and puts It IN 70
- that II b weli-ui1h gefm-prpof.