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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-04
Plans Filed for New Buiidisr,

Manhattan ~. n cor 10th Of; seven.story
S%hi,cct; Ss.i .,'.',,,.,,.'''",.',',' s2Is.o 900
Az u. - toss, two six story hats aud stores
u HufowIts, owner. Sass & SmAllheiseT,
architects. Ccs'....,. .,......,,,. 10000
Z saul. owner, Charles Rent. architect
rost ~. ....... -. 1000
T.srhrr.s iaur. >, 800 . Sd ~. ouestury
shed, Bulicr-' supply Co. owner, ii
Hursiall, architect, cost. ........... 100
s2d =. H5i y siN story and basement Hat:
VI X Nsllsck, owner, q Pelham srchi.
tr,i. cost ...,........... $4,000
Fordham Nv. =, 81 p Grand Ay. on,..tOry
shed. Mary Neville. owner; = II Navr-.
ar.hi'err, cost ........ ............ 10. 100
9th IT. 5ig. nNo.storV stable. A htuchlng.
owner. kuryer Roh architects. cost 10000
Brgss av. =, - u southern Boulevard,
two tvu.stnry dwellings: Mary ACrsielO.
owner. John StTeitsr architect: cost .... 1000
CrOtOna av. =, lJH " fremont hy. ou-.
stogy she'd, John Brack-n. owner,
Kirby. hrChte q; cost ...,.-. ...... 100
lam -, 'ut i. improNemr 10 stable aud
lots, a. III schultz. owner, FAX, ARCH.
f"nt, cost ........ ............. 200
IIsth u. l5E. Improvement TO dwelling:
Nj W Lille. owner, +. Braun. archi
tect. COS; ......... ......... ,............ lao
Murrar st. ~. improvements TO store aud
lots. Mrs In,a Gibbs. owner; Jordan \
Giller. architects cost .,...... ..,.-..,... Goo
9th Az, 5Sr: Improvement t. dwelling,
beau HorInan estate, owner jacobsen,
architect. cost ................. 5000
Tbih ~. go D.; Improvement 10 Offices
p Ehlcnberg. owner; John StlepeL.
architect: cost ............... ............ goo
lusth o. aud I'd az: Improvement TO tene
mcnt and store; q LahriolA. owner; John
Nelsmu, architect. cost ...,,.,,.,..,.s.-... ZOO
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At the New York Real Estate Salcsrnom yes.
tcrday Peter +. McycrS Co sold hy order OF sheriff
tho three story frame dwelling on the south side
sixth avenue, loo feet cast Of Fourth street.
Wakefield to Thomas =. McFal for $3.50. and the
iive.story brick tenement Nos 1872 West Twenty
eighth street. 10 Daniel Levy. for s26 500.
Herbert g. sherman sold, in foreclosure, the
two hvc-,tory bricks Hat Nos, $50 andSIl l35tl
street. to Ferdinand Forsch. for $50. 0w.
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Emma willard Associations Coming Ban


The ninth annual banquet OF tho Emma
willard Association will be held at the MAnhat-
tan io'eI ncNt Thursday, Among tho invited
ssWIsrs Ar" President and Mrs. Mckinley, Gov.
~ Hi,> K,nserclt Lady Aberdeen. tho Hon.
~" Mrs Wh.'clAw Reid. prcsiden' Low II
h.an 81 Cornell. University, senator rpcw
Inraa,i hlnceli nr M"CIAckrn. Mrs Russell sage.
pr"S n;rui ~ the association. vii preside,
,,'>IIoh' ay"r OF \assur rollrEu VIII deliver
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EnAenynrrrs Charter a stsnmcr.

Christian Endeavorers OF the New York State
Union have chartered a steamship to carry
them to England TO attend the Worlds Endea-
nouncemrnt ni trips has been made, ana a iargs
number OF Fndrayorers have booked. The
shin chartered for tho outward journey Is tho
Ehein Of the North German Lloyd Line
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TRANK HOW4RD IyJUHED.
"e"pe" Tor nm Overhead Steampipe which
Was Too Hot to Hold

NEWARK. Nov 3-Twelve .yenr-olh Frank
Howard, publ OF tho Elizabeth avenue school,
was severely hurt yesterday morning while
Tying to do gymnnstic feat on nm oyerho,d
%rhhppe in tho playropm Of tina school Ila
n nm,, urnn high window sill aud sprarg
IIuu 70 ih", pipe. catching it with both hands
~ was :" hot that he let 20 ins,an'ly and Irll ION
mS IhcH upon the concrete floor. lie Was
..ynu"tcu srh""lcss ana had not recovered lasL
''eh'Ig although his skull IL not fractured
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HoSPITAL TnIEF 1RR@STED.
Man who Worked the Elec;ric-LiGht Re.
pairing Dodg. Caught in Rending.

ORANGE. n. j., Nov. 3,-The thief who went
through tho Orange Memorial Hospital and
the Orange Training School for Nurses last
week under rretense OF repairing the electric
llght wires has been arrested in Reading, Pa
where hs attempted tow ork the same game De-
tcctive nrnbell al Orange and Mrs, VI. j. Cham
Reading to-day and identified The man He
gives his name, a. John Martin. lio will be-
Indicted by the Essex County Grand Jury next
week Similar crimes have been CONN, itted
recently in Newbnrgh and Rochester. n. Y. anil
Elizabeth and Hack ensack, y. j.
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Rsnl Estate Transfers.

Boone, g. p, 2at7Gi Valentine Marsh -,
re- .sa bi@ T., VIM S|f Nail ain st. '''ioo 100
WS;t Ed A. 49, =, 5i',iI1i aInsaio; mn,
WILT st : :. auI a. East Brs al way; J.nnis
L"ba- = al. with David Leveutri,t as atty.
wend9!cr ~, Re ..E Brook ay.. :sIlo1,ssI
Webster av n cor ~. PsuIs pi pro.
pDsri. et.fSsU; Geo II Anderson and Ano.
1s2,h It, ~ I'D line. DIS tI Az ?si
"yll Thomas Reynolds to Mary A Nc.
lo SnR' Il. ns. ia0 " .th ay widened aaI
I0O,il: Vim hcKm. ref to Elizabeth ,oo
9th i. Il! ana ~ F. s aES1sa,,i; Samuel
it H"H- o. Dennis us " Moran 10 Raphssi
STATE =. :. and isis Pearl i; wiiii.mA
sml,n. e,er. Sc, to Charles W ogden, go. $4,000
ii ia 'WSOEHoscld L,zitS finley 10 Durham
imery aud "ro ., AZ. u n',,G.
In,onport; Frederick = ko.c to Michael
sa me- prop. Frederick schsaicr to Fred.
rI%sman rs.iI a' 10 JAM, ayRsn p is.7'
Gtts3osist Wm II ana Wilbur I ,oo
Iosd ''s St. - :. rioswest End ~, iolioo,Ii
Jane, L. ss,on t. cara Car ". wer ss.,ao,,
VIM j a MiKm, referee, to Elz j Tur. ,.
Hiir" .,...f.r', 10 900
Fs S'ii j; pn'i.. to Mary G"yn".i .,,,.., 475
i'is H.I ' to rio. AID Mary J,Imcs'. 1000
oft ana ~ To- Esnva Sf t" 5on ny sY Fsrc
Bathgats av., . :. ,oas i5th at. wdausd,
az iu.I; Joseph L. HaskIn to ianre'tan
Iiath 1t oaI ", IpyinO.1l Daniel Ken.
2stn 81. -, 100 Stu Nv, 26snsn; Andrew
ayc!pnick 70 Juliet l 10 y! s.. in,,n 100
/. Limdcmsnn to Frcdcicl; Heriing,., 10000
ss%na soSvs sSF to j." jaso5 aS'1ooh 'rr's
sta!%st, KAN B"%ps. Tot, ana i lag
JOSIAH o Hoffman to Martin Honman. 49,. 5000
~ 70 James Mnrray & part. .,-.i,i:.,: /
EIirn i Gas :" callahan MScsrty; 7.loo
mcr to Anna l. SINGER ..,... ......,... !
l3nh \, 21o , IIt9n fn i.S s, Maria ,oo
SJHarr y" @SGI Hp y' MOI S John loo
PPrty 10 Marie si"ndier,. .,-.,,..,.,.'"' 1
Jackson ~, " =, ( on Columbia Az. 3O.UN
100; Iglip, Lehman, referee" to fr"d'
,,pck srhellnammer ,,. ',,ioi;,,,o.,, .l5o
'" W.S to Fr.SeicI i il R e' 90 ''
1tsL ~ ", i@Ns'"'i !; George ! Arno"I g,
1o"tih. II. -. ~ " Par. av, aJsioo.ili
E.ogrtAlt9 lane Murray m9; }66 = r2WE iir,
+ Ioun * ct Al to iisnr1 II lM%den, ,'',' 1922
h2 ErSmc% % ao' 10 Jaeo6 ana L3ry a"
-! 9.mt. snd ~ tA n"t"ff' y|s 9 S E "a.'
RSsrsy,.s, n Lard NV ltals%n lsiyrrsnG '
Tn %. ;, e bc:i Mn'""! L!'' ms Q" to ,-ooo
,I DInT u, E"i its ri .y, iiis.ai.ao. 1000
Wl!tain IL la!concr to JoscphJ GLEASON,
iia"Icn, rcf'rco. to LiOrr,y Realty Co. 295So
S,hramri snd auo ezrs, 80. toJane Fax.
~! '. '...,' al, ~. '''''
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BrookIyn Teachers Get Their September
SnlaIiRA.

The public school teachers IN the borough Of
Brooklyn received checks for their September
salnres Yesterday The payments were on the
Increase under tho Ahearn law being left in
abcyhnce. The teachers wrle assured that the
acceptance OF the checks wCuld not preI udice
their sgal rights.
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lois. 81. "a. 90 Lexington av. 2ooIl oO.l
AtniOre l. Baggot W samuel Green. specific per
Torrance; atty. WV Foster.
franklin Ay, >. - u lNSth Al, 1.prso: Sarah NJ
TImpSon vs. Cstharino wetmorc, ct al. guardians,
&c, counter claim to recover property; atty. N
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flats and apartments to EFT fur.
niShca.
new FLATS, S36 To $40.


NOMTN lNrnlshoI. sIr rOoms sud bath, hot wateI
ruppiN, eScrptionAlly tu~, reference. Apply ~,
West "sth 1T, ~ II. u, CuCHEr, ~ broadway,
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PROSPECT PARK SOUTH


restricted residential Brooklyn
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Borough of Bronx-SaIe or Rent,

pITAGt. rooms, all improvements woodl.v
HegG,s. New York CITY; rent ais
IRVING. 3lG Madison Ay.
The times., 1899-12-04
F1Tzs1MMoNs IN NEW YORK.
The Former Champion Talks of His
SnIit WITH Lmlinn.

NEW YORK. Dec at is not Likely
that Bob Fitzsimmons and his bIother-in-
law Martin Julian, will patch up thier
quarrel, which occurred in Chicago on Fri
day night Fitzsimmons. accompanied by
his wife and family reached this city this
evening and at once went to his residence
f07 East Twenty-sixth Street. Later on he
called upon Milton Roblee at the Hotel
Bartholdi, where he was interviewed. The
auburn-haired Cornishman. in speaking OF
his split with ,uian, said
Il don't care to say anything about Ju-
lian and what he did TO me. He is my
wifc's brother anl you know it would not
be proper for me to air my family trou-
bIes in print All can s2y is that we have
quit for good. I stood enough from Julian
for some time and am glad tlat the oppor-
tuuity came for me to cut loose. I'll ad-
init l pulled a gun on him. but it was not
loaded WHAT good am TO Ju ian now. any
way? l am held as a defeated man with
only one good hand and has been,
That's - Ihere is to it,
Touching upon his future ring engage
ments. Fitzsimmons said II have not re
tired by any means. I never felt better
than I do now and l mean 10 fght some one.
Before Jeffries met Sbarkey he promised
me that in the event of beating the sailor
he would take me on two months later.
Eas he fulfilled that promise? No. He
goes ahead and makes match with Cor
Iett I don't care to censure him. He has
a perfect right to make as much money as
he can out of his victory over ShaTkey.
I feel confident that Corbetr Will outpoint
him when they come together Corbett is
10 slOuCh and il viii take better man
than JefIries to knock him out.
If l do not succeed in arranging a
fight / am going to do the best thing l
can to earn living for my wife and
family. 1t will require few more weeks
before my left hand is better. The papers
had il that l broke it through being
slammed by a door This is not so. The
accident occurred while sparring with
Yank' Kenney. We usually go it hot and
heavy. On that particular night the house
was crowded and to make good showing
| nut lot of steam in my blows. Kenney,
in trying to duck butted me with his head
and split my eyes. This riled me- and
when he came forward again ! swung
He ducked and instead of catching bim
IN the face the back Of my hand landed on
his head and the bone snapped. I am
quite sure that it will not affect my ring
career for it Is getting better"
VIII you meet Sharkey. now that JEFF
fries and Corbett are matched?" the re-
porter asked.
Fitzsimmons was evidently prepared for
this question. for he answered readily;
"Will he fight me? He had a chance
once before, but made a match with Char
ley Mitchell, which fell through. Now, it's
Up TO him. When he agrees ! viii have
something further TO say. l would be
quite happy if Jenries would consent TO
fight me before he tackles Corbett My
money is up and If ne covers it he viii
show his God will and sincerity"
II was said today that either Sam Fitz-
patrick or Milton Roblee viii look out for
Fitzsimmons' interests hereafter.
The times., 1899-12-04
SPORTS AT YALE.
4 Promising Nucleus for Next Years
Football Team


NEW HAVEN, Dec. 3.-With Olcott,
Gordon, Brown, stillman, Hale, Fincke,
Sharpe, Keane, Gould, and Chadwick, or
ten men, either of the regular university
football team or close" substitutes. re
naming in the university, Yale Will have
an uncommonly fine nucleus for next years
football team. Centre, both guards, right
tackle, quarter back, and half backs, are
well provided for on the basis or this au-
tumn play, but the ends are left weak
with nothing better than Gould in sisht.
1t is assumed that Hale will take a grad
uate course and be able TO play. If not,
there Will be another serious prob EN- at
centre, Cunha being regarded as out Of
the question even with a years aided
strength; and even Hale viii have to be
handled carefully in the training.
Rumors that Sharpe viii not play foot
ball are not confirmed. The loss Of Nc
Bride as full back viii be serious with
Dupee as the most prominent candidate. AT
times as a punter he has rivaled Mcbride,
but has been unsteady in strength and
somewhat erratic as 10 accuracy.
The surgical treatment Of injured foo
ball players during the season just Cl)seI
has had some unique features. one local
physician having added costly Roeateen
ray and electrical apparatus to his equip
ment for the special purpose. Eie I'll ity
and new applications OF intense heat are
said TO have proved singulaTly effective tor
the quick cures which football players re-
quire.
Football receipts for The season viii
hardly be less than $50, 600 and may rise
considerably higher. The expenses, how
ever, viii probably be greater thal usual
The times., 1899-12-04
TREASURE ship TO SAIL
The Auxiliary Cruiser Prairie Lad
ened With Exhibits for Paris.
miscellaneous Cargo of Valuable
Articles 10 Form a Part of the Dis
play To BE Made by the Govern
ment-The Navy Wei Represented
Models of CID and New Vessels.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-The United States
auxiliary cruiser Prairie, whicn has been
assigned to take over the Government ex-
hibit for the Paris Exposition. will sail
from the New York navy yard tomorrow,
and after stopping for few days at Nor
folk and Baltimore viii proceed 10 Havre.
The cargo Of the Prairie viii be con-
fined exclusively to Government exhibits,
and according 10 the statement of a lieu
tenant in the crew. viii include about
everything from cornerstones to postage
stamps,
AT present" said the lieutenant, I'VE
have no very exact idea as to the contents
of our cargo. The vast collection OF crates
and bales with which our hold and decks
are stored is a sort Of unexplored grab
bag, which only viii be solved when the
invoice lists are sent aboard.
The Prairie which before the war was
known as El Sol. continued the lieu
tenant is admirably adapted for this
duty She is more than 5000 tons. with
great deal of beam, which gives her a car
ryiug capacity of three times that Of
vessel Of her size designed as a naval
cruiser.
"On this trip we are taking over prin-
cipally the naval and postoffice exhibits,
and materials for the installation of the
educational, social. and economic exhibit
We have aboard all the materials, in
cluding thirteen carloads OF iron. for the
construction of the building itself, and the
machinery to be used in the electric power
house, The naval exhibit Will be most
complete, and viii include everything
from the models Of the warshps to the
uniforms and accOutrements OF the officers
and iackies. The models of the ships will
be a most interesting feature, for they viii
be perfect in detail and illustrate every
type Of vessel, from our old wooden iron
sides Of the days of Perry and Decatur
/ down TO the huge battleships Of the present
/ time.
At Norfolk the Prairie VIII take on a
I large quantity of logs for the Government
lumber and forestry exhibit Some Of
I these logs are seventy feet long. They viii
be used IN the building Of an oid-fashioned
American log house al the exposition. At
Baltimore the Prairie viii add TO her cargo
some Of the agricultural exhibit, compris-
ing food products. canned goods samples
OF grain, etc
The Prairie. which WAS manned during
the late war By the Massachusetts Naval
Reserve and commanded by Capt. Francis
Train, goes on its peaceful mission now
with only lao men She will proceed direct
10 Havre, and IL her draft permits will
continue up the Seine as far as Eouen.
Her present captain is Commander NJ. r
s. Mackenzie
The times., 1899-12-04
MAJOR SYLVESTER REr1CENr.
Chief of Police Says Changes Deepen,

Chief of Police Says Changes Depend
Upon the McNeeIy investigations.
Major Sylvester, Chief Of Police, was
asked by reporter for The Times yester-
day about the reports in circulation Of an
ticipaJed charges in the Metropolitan Po
lice Department. Il have made no recon-
mendatons of any kind regarding removals
or appointments on the police force he
said. ANY reports Of transfers or changes
are premature I cannot say what may
follow the present investigation IN the
case Of Sergeant McNeeIy, of the Sixth
precinct, but al this time nothing has been
done in this direction"
NOtwiths. aEdiaa ta.s statement of the
matter, rUmC~- c-1tin"e TO gain credence
Of approaching changes.
The times., 1899-12-04
FOR WELL PEOPLE.
Ii - 80 TO Keer -.

> - ALaTF ny ~ Nttb ~ NAl-
1t is easy to keep well if we would only
observe each day few simple rules Of
health
The all important thing is to keep the
stomach right and 10 do this il is not
necessary to GIel or to follow a set rule Or
bill Of fare. Such pampering simply makes
a capTleious app lite and feeling that
certain fayCTiJe articles OF food must be
avoided
Prof Wiechold gives pretty good advice
cu this subject he says. Il am sixty
eight years old and have never had a ser
ious illness. and at the same time my life
has been largely an indoor one. but l early
discovered that the way 10 keep healthy
was to keep a healthy stomach nCt by
eating bran crackers or dieting OF any
sort; on the contrary I always eat what
my appetite Graves, but FOR the past eight
years i have made il a daily practice 10
take one or two Of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
/ lets after each meal and I attribute my
robust health for q man Cf nay age to the
regular daily use os Stuarts Tablets
My physician first advised me TO use
them because he said they We're perfectly
/ harmless and were not secret patent
medicine. but contained only the natural
digestives. peptones and diastase. and after
l using them a few weeks ] nave never
ceased 10 thank him for his advice.
Il honestly believe the habit Of taking
Suart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals is
the real health habit, because their use
/ brings health TO the sick and ailing and
| preserves health to the weH and strong"
/ Men and women past fifty years Of age
need a safe digestive after meals TO insure
/ a perfect digestion and TO ward off disease,
and the safest best known and most wide
/ ly used is Suarts Dyspepsia Tablets.
They are found in every well regulated
/ household from Maine to California and in
/ Great Britain and Australia are rapidly
pushing their way into popular favor
! An druggists sell Stuart's Dyspepsia
/ Tablets. fun sized pkgs at so cents and for
a weak stomach fifty cent package Will
( often do Atty dollars worth OF good
The times., 1899-12-04
RATING THE ELEVENs.
The standing of the Various Big
Football Teams.


Football Teams.
NEW YORK, Dec 3-With the football
season at an end the critics are busily en-
gagged in reviewing the various big games.
and in rating the leading elevens accord
ing 10 merit. Impartial judges places Har-
ward at the top for the reason that the
Crimson did not suffer a defeat. Prince
ton comes next by virtue of victories over
Yale Lafayette, the Indians, and Colum
bia. Lafayette appears to be entitled to
third place because OF triumphs over both
Cornell and the University OF Pennsyivan-
ia The Carlisle Indians have gained a
higher place than ever before and seem
entitled TO fourth rating. They were beat
en- only by Harvard and Princeton and
conquered Old Penn and Columbia.
The Quakers by their signal victory over
place and the Ithacans came next earned
place and the Ithacaus came next with Col
umbia seventh In the West the Universi-
ty OF Chicago has easily carried of first
honors with the University Of Wisconsin
second.
The times., 1899-12-04
The Erne-O,Bricn prize Fight.

NEW YORK, Dec 3.-Both Frank Erne
and Jack O'Brien quit training today and
viii rest until they enter the ring tomorrow
night at Coney Island to meet for the cham
pionship OF the world. Both men are in fine
shape and eager for the fray 70 begin
Kid Mcfarland Joe Cans and Spike
Sullivan will issue challenges 10 the winner
The times., 1899-12-04
Rright,xood Pn.k Races.

At , O'Clock this afternoon there will
be an interesting race at Brightwood Driv-
ing Park between tne crack trC.ters,
Patent, 2:16 IA, owned by Mr.. Cassidy.
and Lady Sparks, 2:19 IA owned by Mr..
Falson. The race viii be for a purse Of
$iO0 There viii also be a race in the 2:45
pIasS
The times., 1899-12-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
E.rArs ~ JANEs y. c0srEL0. -,

ESTATE or JAMES y. COSTELLO, DeceaSed.-No.
~Gt7. Administration Docket 3.
Charles A Rrauaenhnrg administrator. has,
with lhc approval OF tAc Supreme Court oi the
District gf Columbia. holding special term for
Or.ians Court business. appointed FRIDAY
JAM AIRY .. 1900, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. as
I'd. time, and said court room as the place. for
passing 0i claims and making payment aud dis
trbriigu under tile courts direction and con-
trrI- when and where All creditors and persons
entitled r8 disrrbItive shares or legacies or a
residue. aTc Ifotincd 90 attend iu person or by
aIeur or attorney duly authorized. with their
claims against the estate properly v0uched:
Provided Iuis order bc published once 10 each Of
three successive weeks before said dav in the
Washington Law Reporter" and tile Washington
Approved: CHAS C. COLE.
Associate Justice
LOUIS A. DENT. Register Of wills
CLARENCE a. BRANDENBURG, Attorney
de4H,ls
IL THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA, HOLDING a SPECIAL TERM
FOR ORPHANS col ri BiSlNE>S-IN RE
ESTATE OF AARON VAN CAMP. Deceased.
Application having bven made 10 the Supreme
Cont az fhg district Of Columbia, holding a
special term for Orphans Court business, for
letters oi administration on said estate, by Ed
VaTd =. Holman and Charles NJ. ButtZ, 10 is
ordered this lst day II December. 1899, that
uctice Is hereby given TO the heirs at law and
10 all others concerned, to appear III said court
FRIDAY, TIRE I'D DAY OF DECEMBER. A.
D. lsgg. AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. TO show cause
why such application should not be granted. This
notice shall be published in the Washington Law
Reporter and the Evening Times once in each
Cf three successive weeks before the return day
therein moEtioBcd-the first publication to be
not les than thirty days before said return day.
By the Court: CiAS. C. COLE,
LOUIS A. DENT Register Of Wills.
= r HOLMAN, Attorney for Applicant.
de4,ll,H
The times., 1899-12-04
That Throbbing Headache

Would quickly leave you, if you used DIR. King
New Life Pills Thousands OF sufferers have
proved their mstchless merit Tor Sick and NeTocs
Headaches They make pure blood and stron-
nerves and build up your health Easy TO take
Try them. Only % cents, Money back ii not
cured. Sold By Henry Evans. 93s F st,
The times., 1899-12-04
Navy Ynrd Apprentices, RaII

The second annual ball given under the auspices
of the Society oi the Apprentices OF the Wash
iugton Navy Yard will take place tomorrow even
ing at National Rifles Armory. Invitations have
baou ssutd and all who attend may be- assured oi
spending a pleasant time with the boys who as
sist ia making Tie guns for the American Navy.
The times., 1899-12-04

The most potential factors in brewing a su-
perior beer are that the malt and hops should b.
Of the best, the employment OF the highest skill
in the art Of brewing, ample storage facility 10
give proper age 10 the beer. and thorough
cleanliness. All Of these factors can be found in
Heurich's model brewery. You will think so il .,
case Of Heurjchs Maerzen, Senate, or Lager is o.
deTed from the Arlington Bottling Co. Phone