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Connirn propern for Sale.

Connirn proprrn for Sale.
4 IN-GRONESMONT? 100 ACRES
Beautiful villa sites a half mile elevation,
Fine avenue; 10 minutes 10 station and village
Also Mdileiown. y. y, villa.
Croyesuont Cottage (kaatsks open June 10 September
Particulars with ASA T. SMITH. l6i MJntaguc-st.
Bklyu, y.
SSOMFRVIII.E. y. J-Irck dwelling best residence
= II rooms hot and cold water bath laundry.
an good large lot. plenty and
shade 81 800 in cash balance 81 300 bond and mort
gagc al 80. H. c. GARNER - Nassau St, y. Y. city.
n /. LOOMS. SomerVille. y
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown once, No. 1922 Broadway
"a door 3lst-st. until O'Clock m; advertise
rnents the following branch Offices
Office until o'clock ?. m. viz: 25i sth-ave 3.
cor 23d-st: l52 Gth l2hst. Mays 6th-ave
and IAN st: l42 Coumbus-ave near West G6thst, 100
West 42d-st near 6th-ave 90 East 1ith-st 257 West
42d-s between eth aves ,59 East 47th-st:
3i-ave 10th and nth SITS l02G 3d-ave..
6st- St; l70s lst-ave s9thst. ESQ ave.
554 3d-ave.. 30 Beecker 325 Beec,er-st
1908 3d-ave 240 East 70thst 1921 3daye 2652 3dave
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ADVERTISEMENT AMI subscriptions Tor
The Tribune received AT their Uptown
once. No. 2i2 Broadway. "a door north
Of Sist-st.. until o o'clock p m: adver-
tisemenis received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until o. clock
= m. VIZ. "a sth-aye.. = g. cor ga -st
1872 Gth-ave.. cor. i2th-st Mays. 9Th
ave. and l4th-st.. i42 Columbus ave. near
West 6Gth-st. 100 West s2d-st.. near 9Th
ave, 90 Fast lith-st. 257 West i2d-st..
between th ana sth ayes. 1850 East Nth
ct. 1888 sd-ave- between 76th and nth
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aurtion Sales of Real Gsiais
PETER F. MEYER. Auctioneer'
EXECUTORS SALE,

EXECUTORS SALE,
Under the direction Of HAMILTON oD ELL; i'~'
~ pefsrec anpoinied by the Supreme CouI'
PETER r. MEYER. Auct i % 1850 at the
New York Rea-Estate Salesroom. No. III bi''U"'' -
Il o'clock noon. 10, .,
ri, r--..,,o-s 90 AMOS r. EMO. deceased.
valuable improved and vacant propetN, !" ''
Borough Of Manhattan. as io'lo"S'
No III Liberty Street
Nos % 25 Worth Street and Nos 1'o-l'% "eS' '''"'-
way ,5a,,5 spring Street and No All West Broad
nos Ior and io3 Thompson Street
Nos 1870 and Rleccker street. ~. o,, ~ o5T
Nos III ~ 10 is Fifth Avenue, and Nos ''' 10 '''
~" 35l East si,h street. 49,. .-, -,h Ave q
s,-,b~as corner Of W 55th street and 'th Ave- -
ios' mint On the east side Broadway and wSs' .d se
NJ 7th Avenue and north side Of o4'h S"'e' anu
SIDE Of J }9ss Eco 1894 ITO Broadway .., side
nio, On the northeast side Of broadway anu '"0' '
OF 6h street near EAST side Of Broadway north side OF
IA Dr. and co nh side Of 10Th street 80 -.,
Southeast corner Broadway and vs. 60, SEC, q
Southwest corner Of broadway ana west OBJ '
lo Scn aide West 1Ooh street q ots' and south S'e
NJ loth street lots). west Of Amsterdam radO,a, Is
u sub side Of West ION Street. east OF hro""""'
Northwest corner Of Broadway and West ION street
q otsr nor cent o, the purchase money may remain
49, tond and mortgage al four and one nal per "
e Two or three years the option OF NE pu' 81. .rc
t,or hok-rnaps u sale ETC. Apply 20 IN" AZ ~
.,nn- No iii broadway, after the Isl Gay u
April 1888 EXECUTORS
AMOS 7. Emo:
HENRY E. EMO,
WILLIAM =, ENo;ooD
ANTOINETTE +. WOOD
JAMES W. PlNCHOT.
JOHN 4. STEWART
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REAL ESTATE
WV P1u1.DING PLANS.

place corner ,s,scs,. io a7xss.T; Or
story brick al" Norris Plains, j. Swnsr' 81
Elliott Harser No lea Brosdway ar nna two
SHAVE sSs' corns , 11Shs III LYMAN Henry
story story e owners Edwssd l. ANGEL No ioo i
,Cns' sTcs b. {, Of ,rays for .G1 ve s%
brick and stone aatho1 Nv " st owner. Fred .
berg. No los East % :....;..;,..;.
. PssamS 10 sT So @ zoos N''GT 9TsS
tss,ory om ana No sos ". st 22d.s, 0 Srns
Edwin ogden s Son. No l'lZ' '".............
,se,s 10 Il Of GENIAL Park o Wss';
for two hyestory saone % Hs Wes, 92dst
$40 pun Lag''s e. p IVES, 2iths a5Ss.sSI 10
lasa-;, c.,So SsS sss .! B. Arthur ApblEsT "
IS West ii4ta-st. owner Richard 'a'.,... 2
se;s-st 2oiS {, s,S Of ssss ss sss7, James
S Sasse No az west i25ths architect ,s- .,ven
Broadway. 80 # 81 x,sSs,iixio5: lanes
rr Fran 10 Jos Eas, 7oih-s' owner sewn" II
Dasss architects ;icoii :, Of iis,h-s,. hy
seren-sory brcs and stone natsos tho, iaslS
lo4 $; sai'e %eye & Bagee architects -.
is;-aye 2S2 4 OF iI iib Stores r9s Is 2z4
G s;S51 o JeBkirs, No $40 East l24'h owner
Peter Coco. architect :, Tor two i've
MOI, ,e- t-tck Tatbouses 27x1co. Cunningham Y
Kesrns. No Si2 East s4th-st owner 9 s'es 4
e, mayer 45o It Of shave. Tor three-,t9Ty
frame dwelling house. 2oN5O: q '-aouIio' Va"
,,.anh-'se owner. u Caburre. architect -.
,sss-st $ rs Il Of Melroseo ave Tor W.
- s,or, brick fathouses. 2lXNoo. Jahss .
Meehsn No QqS Dav-son-st owner ana archltect d"
BeaSh-ave Q corner st. Tor so,cy 800
tame tenement-house. with store. =lXSo, In
n Robertson No 152 sumner ave fr0oNSi'
owner. John Streihei. No All 3d~aVe' ar'h'-
e..
Resch-ave q Il OF both also A~.sn-
a. s Il u % Beach-ave: Tor i've "
s,orD and basement frame dwelling houses -
IS Lane y Robertson. owner. JohN S'e'"e'' ,
W., Farm. Road $ 80 n " Of 81 IA wrence-
ave for a two-story frame dwelnA-house,
with store 2lx40. Mary 7 Lamond' owner
Eheling architect - $500
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BONNEVILLE. y. J.-Brick
- street. II rooms. hot and
and furnace, all IN good order,
shade. $3.50 in cash. balance
gage al 81. II. c. GARNER,
Or g. /. LOOMS. Somerville.
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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS

Columbus ave. s. - 10 q > u s3d-st 252Xi00;
Fanny Manshach q al to Caroline I,atz.... $4,000
Inc Late 10 Ray + Frisch ct al '.'.......... 1000
S5h 81. s.. G.. II II az IeNngt nave. - l0x
- Mary smith O. George u Ebermayer.. 1850
100. Nathan weissiaum to Bertha wolkenberg 2osoo
1Gth at. 5 $50 4 g Of Avenue \, 50X75: Cath
crime T Harlow 90 Annie yy............... &C. 80
Broome-st. Marion -. 27xl0'Xl2Xl00;
part ................... 1900
schwab to Marcus Jalien ......+,....1., So go
Nathan Abrams '...l,...'..', 2o5co
to James 1880
Convcnt-ave. corner l4Sth-si. 203x75; Annie
II Cuthhert 20 Kate l. Crosson. $4,000
Cohen to Harris smuiowi,z -. IS 700
Broadway. ll73 II of 75th-st also 1872
II Of 18Th St along Broadway. "a lxl24 xxx
li7 Amos Emo ct al executors. to Therese
p bro"nlne, 49,. <9oV
a Robinson to PANEL p Freedman ......... o. $50
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STORAGE NOTICES.
New York. March 23ri. 1899
THE UNIVERSAL STORAGE WARE

New York. March 23ri. 1899.
THE UNIVERSAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSE AND EXPRESS co.
2O2- POI zoo POS East SSH Street
To J. Beers VI. Lindbladh. Elizabeth
Garrison. &. Roche. l.. Fromm. g. J.
Kelly. Mrs X. McGnl. J. J. Muriha. L. J.
Nanni. Miss l. Mellns. Mrs. J. Bennett. J.
Boone. II. Van Hosen. Mr.. Bsevinck.
Louis Katzenberg. Mrs. +. Seelick. y.
Berlinger Mr.. Barre. VI. Coan, Geo.
Roach. b. Morris. John Cohen. !. 9. Dem
mick. II. Thornton. Mrs. F. Seelick. A.
Wahne. Mrs. \. shannon. Mrs. VI Henlon.
4 Freiericks. + r. Archer Mrs. ".
Blake. NJ. MOrrissey. Mrs. Neuman. j. II.
Parker. g. Zimmerman. Adolph REIN.
Mr.. Miller.
You are hereby notified that the time for
tie payment - this companys lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired. after due notice thereof had been
given YOU. this company viii cause such
property, TO vii. household goods. personal
effects and merchandise stored BY you in
their warehouses. t. be sold at public
auction. according 20 the statute In such
cas-" made and provided. at their ware
houses. ~ i-2O6 POS East SSth Street
IN Monday morning. 1890 O'Clock. April
ION. 1888. and Will be continued each sue
ceeding Monday az the same time and
place until the sale IS completed
i. Y. STODTFELD. Manager
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MACaisERT,

AT REDUCED PRICES.-500 secondhand
wood and irsa working machines. fully
guaranteed, machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY. 39s Madl-
fon-st.
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NN-1.ON-0-NNN0NO0N00 O0DNN0NONN0N1ON0VN0O0~
CARPETS cleaned By steam. by hand or
on the noor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
90. 1855 broadway. 42l East 4sth ST.
coz & RRANDT Tel lA2-1sth
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Gonnirn Dropsrn Cor Sale or Go Get

NOR SALE. easy terms lease for term.--The
II Wnslow House Ridge Road. Rutherford. y. J
High ground 90 feet front. $50 feet through next
street: 10 minutes walk from depot SO trains each way
20 Chambers NJ or West 23t St Fine shade stabling
FOR horses and Street severed All city improve
heated house has IA in and
electric lights can De installed Water supply ample
Of best quality. Also $3.50 per annum 10
room house. good location. steam heated hardwood finish
all improvements; I'VE minutes from Apply TO
J. 6 BROWN. near depot. or write II. G. BROCWER
c04 sylvan Street
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NOR SALE AT HYDE PARK PLACENTIA.' one Of
IL the beautiful estates the Hudson: abou, 565
Of land large portion Of which in high state
Of cultivation; threequarters Of mile river frontage
nDe views Of the river There is large mansion cot
houses barns stables carriage and hot
house the place. For further particulars apply to
JOHN 4. EAGLESON. No. 1913 East 1sth-st between
the hours Of 10 and y m. or by appointment
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-~~~~~r~>rc~>>>~~~,>~~ -
FOR SALE. An Kolian Co.'S pianola.
with seat and music rolls S. T. Box 95
1922 Broadway.
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HEAR VIM. PHILLIPS HALL.

,oed business Man Evangelist speaks this evening at
As pr Macarthur church, 57th s.. near oth-aye
~ < UARTWELL PRATT Union Evangelist speaks
ger afternoon O'Clock. Prot W :. Weeien, with
large choir. sings
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

GEETLEMAN desires nicely furnished ma
heated room. running water. not over
SO per month location 10Th 10 i5th SITS
4ih and Oh ayes. Address 4 g. Tribune
Once.
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MISCELIE :.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PARCELS EXPRESSED. = and 10 Gems
all parts city. ONCE. las West 20ih-st
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Block Emil to Adeline levin. 15-st. 42o .oo ooo
Ddolsy. o. Peter to Emil Block l5thst 400 soooo
~ 2 OF o.lo Az, = 800 year .... 10000
I;sm.s IS$ y Marx 2aiasn COMPANY % ss4
Peek william ID ,s E.nne " r''n 10000
Mseoneie, i4sd-s asOs # Of Alexander 10000
walton Ge9rse 10 L1cH A naSn 1900
s;'$ Ss3I :9.s s3"s' v.sr sS
wheaton Esther a. 10 Francis sehnugg. 112th-
s. 5. 10 of 5th-ave. 12'xloo1l. year. ,e ono
Boyd i"' weihsred j. to wes, End Cooperative
d BI,ielng ana Ian 1ssimeDts 1850
solomon, Man xs.r TO 'ha''es watson 40 'i 1900
samuel Mutual life e, I? s,P
G2 Sep25 l7ths' s 90 II OF ON $500
seaerst Theresa Emirrani Industrial savings ,oooo
Bank. ATHEIST. 175 Il o. 1oth-ave year I""''
G9rqon ~ F 10 Sane 5nS 8ssrs a. 26oOo
eve Are ooIner 70 I2h-st 1900
trustee etc 5th-ave q 3 # Of 1l7th-s, ,eooo
Same to same ii7h-st s. IS # e of 5,h-ave. so.,
Ross caroline to Ella iieman No II West S4'h 60 ,o
Rohschiid sophie to Frederic de P Foster.
trustee. etc 5th-ave. 500 Z, Of ll7th- ,eooo
9 e 20 map i5' building lots Of Charles o. ooo
months Fame 1l75o
st 2a5 Il # eh t'y' 5000
Madison-aye' years '.. 5000
Jones. Nathaniel F. the Seamens Bank for
Duane-s, years .....'.'. 10000
property Years ".'...~'', 5000
smother executors etc No Al Si-ave 3 wears 1900
pany. 10 2;6 Front-st years '......." 10000
Rothschid. Sorlie. 10 Frederic de 7 Foster
81. YEAR. ...+.'. '.......'".. 1900
Frank Mary ]. X ing. st Nichoas-avc.
llIfh-Sf. !
Sieinmetz. samuel - Daniel o'c0ncc trustee,
40 542 West 1l3th-st ........... 2OO0D
west iis,h-st 3 years ..........,,..... 10000
the city II Albany No a. Yves, 76th-s, years 1900
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COACHMAN and GARDENER. COOK
and LAUNDRESS. By married couple :
man as coachman. gardener. useful. ~ite
as cook laundress. furnish best references.
Address r. f.. 9S Greenwich
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COACHMAN- English. married. no fam
ily. thoroughly experienced city driver.
frst-class reference. no objection to coun-
try W. $. POI West 16th-st
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6ubnrbnu Real estate.
Gitn Gotels.
Religions Noiltes.


At THE CHURCH OF THE DIVINE P4 4, y rd1
cortral park West and 10Th st.. CHARLES IL EAIoN'
~ H. Pastor VIII preach Good Friday at II a. m; SUB
iect 'The Power Of the Cross Appropriate music. All
welcome.
CALVARY CHURCH. 4th-aye. and 2lst- Rev. j.
PARTS r. j.. Rector.-(iODD FRlDA
Morning prayer a. morning PRAYER. pro ansphofa
and sermon 1918 the three hours service II m
evening prayer 430 J. evening prayer ana sermon >
:, ~ The Rector will preach at 1913 a. m WALTER
X WE'RE D. D. president Of Washota Seminary, Wis
IL
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WASHING Special rates ey week s,,,, y work.
families. cheaper. better than hon n,. bet.
Write WEST SIDE LACNpkf' "''
ter 263 West 24th-st
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LIT

PLACE. l4-Heated rooms. TIED
bathrooms free. absolute cleanliness;
no
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GARDENER. English. 81 married. two
children. experienced in the care OF
greenhouse. vegetables. flowers. lawns.
&c competent 10 take charge Of gentle
mans place: first-class references from
former and present employers. J. AID
COCK. Rowayton. Conn.
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22D-S 44a WEST.-Rsndsomely fur
nished square sunny rooms. adjoining
u desired also hall room. Improvements.
moderate private house.
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THE WELLINGTON.

Nine ROOMS NdTTI IItII' ivy
and I'm perfect order Apply on premises
IL sunny room apartment. "a floor. well furnished
\ ar5 Gret class house $40 105 +. l9th-st.
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CARDENER. Single. thoroughly under
stands care % greenhouses. lawns. fruits.
flowers. vegetables. etc. sober and indus
trious: city reference J. b.. 1909 Broad
way.
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WORK WANTED.


JANITOR. By man ana WIZ; pe,,.as IN
children, over one or $500 ,s.'s, ,,,a
quire r. GADOWShi 800 '''"e
Brooklyn.
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GARDENER and CaRETAKER Mar
ried. no family. on gentleman's place;
thoroughly understands the care 81 shrubs
and trees. also flowers and vegetables.
best reference Address GARDENER. 100
Sd ave.
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GARDENER. Protestant married no
family. understands fruits. flowers and
vegetables. frst-class reference. Address
NJ. c.. Box o. l.2i2 Broadway.
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FOR SALE.

'>ecNNrN~NNoNNNNNNNo ~-oDN.NN~oo00@oNo
FOR sALE.-Ten R.IP.A.N.S for 5 cents
at druggists: one gives -el.o,
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DKEss AMI ACCORDION rLEAI-
INC

ACCORDION and aide pleating; buttons
covered while you wait: pink!ng; French
dutiDg. feathers and to2s cuIled. BUR-
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FURNISHED apartments Go fct

OOrr~-~>Or(oOOo~>O~c~ O0CC>~~~~~>~~~~~>~~~~>~
A TTRA GIVE SINGLE APARTMENT 10 let. furnished.
y from May ist. seven rooms and BATH second hrOr
"a" - H. C. STUART 1875 West lo3i-st
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dwelling on best residence
cold water. bath. laundry.
large lot. plenty fruit and
81 800 on bond and mort
"a Nassau St, y. Y. city,
y
Evening star., 1899-03-28
RECEIVES A GOLD MEDAL.
Tribute to Conductor Carter of ID. and
and o. Railroad.

A gold medal was presented last night
to Conductor Hill Carter of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad in behalf of the passen-
gers who were on his train, which was
stalled in the snow near Laurel, Nd, dur
ing the blizzard. The medal bears on the
diverse a conductors punch crossing the
letters 20. r. c. (Order of Railway Con-
ductors). On the reverse is the inscription,
Presented to Conductor Hill Carter by
passengers on the train snowbound at Mis-
tletoe Springs, Md, on the night of Febru-
ary 13, 1899, in recognition of his cour-
ageous services in their behalf" The COM
mittee having charge Of the presentation
was composed of Mr.. Irwin, ". r. Brom-
ley, Max E. Felke, T. H. Mcdaniel, AVIAN
Robey and T. H. Connors. Mr.. Irwin made
the presentation and Captain Carter re-
sponded.
The events commemorated by the pre-
sentation of the medal are familiar to the
readers CT The Star. After the train be-
came stalled Conductor Carter walked back
to Laurel through the blizzard and brought
relief to the passengers. The train crew
was composed Of Baggage Master w. T.
Duvall, Brakeman A. A. Smith, Engineer
g. b. Humphrey, Fireman w. r. Bosley,
and l.. c. Rethmarn. all of whom gave
assistance to the passengers.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
STER FLOWERS.
Superb Displays by SmaII's Sons in
Washington and New York.

AZ no festal season are flowers more nee
essary 20 a proper celebration than at the
glad Easter-time for the blooms and blos-
SONS are significant alike of the reawaken-
ing of both the spiritual and the material
world. Devotees of natures floral beauties
are already worshiping at the shrines Of ].
H. Smalls Sons here and in New York
Each year they seem to have reached the
superlative in the perfection of their art
but with each succeeding Easter they show
even greater accomplishments. This year
their displays at 14th and G streets and 115
Broadway, New York, are superb. No
other adjective can express it.
Brilliant azaleas mingle their red with
the crimson masses OF rambler roses, and
their white with the purity of the Easter
lilies. The yellow of the Towering genesta
bushes CLEANS out like shafts of spring sun
shine. Differentiated rhododendrons are
everywhere and roses, the Baroness Roth
schild, the Ulrich Brunner the Mabel Nor
rison, the Jacqueminot and the ever-regal
American beauty, blend their tints and fra
GRANGE in an ensemble that at once charms
and commands. An Easter without flowers
would be inexcusabe indeed where Small s
Sons present such lavish opportunity.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
BOOtblacks Disagree.

Curtis Williams and Edward Burrill, col
ored bootbacks, who labor in the vicinity
of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street, had
a light few days ago, and Judge Scott
was called upon today to settle the trouble.
1t was in evidence that each drew a knife
on the other, and BurrilPs coat was cut.
The cause of the trouble It was stated on
one side, was that Burrill succeeded Will
lfams at place where the latter had been
employed. On the other hand Williams
counsel contended that Burrill and others
were Jealous of Williams because he wore
good clothes and tried to make himself look
like dude. Williams was fined $40. with
the alternative of spending thirty days in
jail.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
MAILS AND LIBRARY.
Subjects Considered by North Capitol
and Eckington Citizens.

The North Capitol and lexington Citi-
zens' Association met last evening in its
hall, corner of Lincoln avenue and r street.
Mr.. A. r. Serven, president, called the
meeting to order. Mr.. A. o. Tingley acted
as secretary.
The secretary read letter, which was
ordered to be sent to the chairmen of the
committees on the District of Columbia and
on appropriations of the Senate and House
of Representatives, expressing the thanks
Of the members for the congressional sup
port that had been given projects for the
improvement of the section represented by
the association.
Mr.. Louis NJ. Sanders was appointed a
member of the committee on membership,
and the following new members were elect
ed: G. H. Markward, Quincy street; Chas.
kundare, Al r street northwest John A.
Davis, jr, Al street northeast; w. l..
Gutelins, Al Q street northeast, and DR.. c.
]. Wallace, 81 r street northwest.
Mr.. William G. Henderson, from the COM
mittee on street railways, reported that
both the lexington and North Capitol
street branches of the City and Suburban
railway will be in operation by May 10,
both with the underground electric system
as far north as T street.
Mr.. Scion c. Kemon, chairman of the
committee on mail facilities, said 1t was de-
Srable that the mail for the section repre-
the station to be located in the old city
post office building on G street between
9th and 7th streets, instead of from the
East Capitol street station. He had been
told by Postmaster Willett that should the
people of lexington petition for this
change he thought it would be made, the
result being that mail for lexington can
be delivered in that section from the G
street branch within ten minutes. A petit
ton asking that this be done was presented
and signed by members present.
The committee library reported that
1t had not been possible to formulate plan
for the erection of library and hall that
would be acceptable to the members of the
association, and would be apt to call out
sufficient subscriptions for its construction.
Because of this fact the members of the
committee recommended that they be dis
charged from the duty of inaugurating the
plan, but that they be permitted to coop
crate as far as possible to assist any pro-
ject for carrying out this purpose that may
be proposed from any other source.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
CONDENSED LOCALS.

The officers having been acquitted. the
District Commissioners, upon the recon-
mendation of Maj. Sylvester, chief OF po-
lice, have dismissed the charges against
Policeman George T. Newton, tried March
10 Tor alleged neglect of duty; Policemen
j. 5. Bryan and +. G.. Stroman. tried on
the same DAY for conduct unbecomng OFF,
GERS, and Policemen W. A. Hixson and L.
J. Quill, tried March is, for neglect of duty
Stealing a chicken worth forty cents was
ths charge upon which Brooke Thomas and
Daniel Scott colored, were tried in the
Police Court today. The fowl in question
belonged to Mr.. Williams and was taken
from Anacostia. Both prisoners pleaded
guilty and the court fined them s. each.
Evening star., 1899-03-28
CHINESE PUPILS ENTERTAIN.
Sunday School Glass Gives Musical
and Literary Program.

There was a novel entertainment last
evening at the Memorial Church of the
United Brethren, corner of North Capitol
and r streets. That church has maintained
Sunday school for Cinnamon for some
time, and last evening the Chinese pupils
entertained their teachers and other men,
bers of the church. They had prepared an
elaborate musical and literary program
which was carried out in part in Chinese
after which an elaborate collation., provided
by the Cinnamon, was served by F,reund.
The tables at which the guests were seated
were handsomely ornamented with flowers.
The exercises were opened by prayer
which was followed by q solo in Chinese
by Moy Ching. Moy Sing then delivered
ar ADDRESS of welcome, which showed a
good command of the English language.
Recttations of Scripture were given by Moy
Yin, Ching Lang and Ii Jim. Chinese songs
by the entire school were sung. The pro-
gram was concluded by an address by Moy
Ching, after which the refreshments were
served.