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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-05-19

DOLK MILLER'S INSECT POWDER
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NLLER'S ITALIAN INSECT POWDER at
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-05-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

NIRGINIA : In the Clerks Office of the
Y Corporation Court of the city of Alexan-
dna, on the 9Th day of May. S99
On the pet ton of Sophie Ann Sm'th to pro-
baic the las, will End testament of James
Smith, deceased
1t appearing by an affidavit fled in said
petition tnat Mary Jane GeThciser, harles
ii. Smith, Ernest Allison. Meadow Allison
and HarIie Smith, hei's III law of said James
-rate, il Is ordered that these appear here
within fifteen days after due publication of
this order, and SHOW tansc why the sid will
shuuld not be adm iieh 10 record a. and for
the Iasi Will ahG &c, Nmcht o: the ssId James
smith. deceased md that a copy of this order
be forthwith inserted i'll the Alexandria Ga
zette. Il news ;,peT published in the city OF
Alexandria, once week for four successive
weeks ANA posted al the front door of the
Court House OF this city. A copy-tcste:
JOHN :. BEACH. Clerk,
BY hevc,l :. Grcenawav ID C.
James :. Cation. p q mylO w4w
EXECUrORs NOTICE Having quail
r. lied Us executor of The last will of ROB.
EXT DOCKET deceased, notice is hereby
given TO all parties having claims against
aid estate TO present them, properly authen
uctted Tor pay meht. and persons indebted to
the said estate are requested to make prompt
aai ment
GARDNER J.. BOOTHE, Executor,
my11 15t 12S south Fairfax street
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TUESDAY. May 10Th. 1899.

I ISoDh WAY 4OlL, I0C1s
ALL OF TIL LOTS in q subdivision in Alex
andIia county, Virginia, cal ed Arlington
Heights except lots I. s. g. 10. Il, ~ -,
IA, IS, 10. 20, 21, 3S. SO, 81, 80, and IS
The said lots viii De offered singly and should
they rot be sold singly, they will be offered
in blocks of ten, and should they not be dis
posed OF either singly or in blocks of teu, then
all lots in said subdivision except the lots
herenbefore mentioned and lots /, q %, %.
40. so, 81, 80, 60. 60. ga, and 20 will be
offered as whole, and should the lots in said
subdivision other than those excepted. not
bringing sufficient to pay the debts reported
in said suit, then he lots numbered /. %,
%, 40, so, 81, 90, 60. g. ga ard ~ viii
also be offered for sale. The plat of said sub
division is recorded in ioer L. No. 4, page
! !, Of the land records of Alexandra county,
Virginia.
Terms of Sale: One-fourth of the pur
chase money in cash and the residue in three
equal payments at l 5 and "a months from
day of sale, the purchaser TO give his notes
for the deferred payments, which are to bear
interest from the dsy of sale, and the title to
be retained unit the whole OF the purchase
money is paid, or the purchaser may pay al
cash, or ne may have the property conveyed
to him upon making the cash payment ana
securing The deferred payments by executing
u deed of trust upon the property.
This property is beautifully situated and
sdioins the Arlington reservation. and it Is
within short distance OF Arlington part oft
fronts on the Columbia turnpike and is with
in less than one-fourth of mile from the
Arlington branch of the Washington, airing
ton and Falls Church Railway, and 10. No. 8
is improved By flame dwelling and out
buildings.
ANTHONY w ARMSTRONG,
SAMUEL G. Brent, Comlnr's.
FRA NCfS 7. SMITH
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hereby certify that the bond required by
the decree for sale in Julis Smith and Henry
W. Smith vs. B. D. Carpenter has been given
by a. W. Armstrong, one Of the commission
els OF sale.
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MEMS TAILORING

We are doing at popular prices 3 grade OF
tailoring that has always commanded the
very highest cost. We are making Mems
Prince ALDER. Coats and Vests, silk lined
throus hout black or gray Tibet or Vecuna,
and swell English Striped Trousers, suits
complete. to order-SPECIAL $25.
CAUTION.-To insure satisfaction, persons
calling or recommending their friends to CALL
are asked to be especially careful about sd-
dress. Remember. ii is now and has been
for ten years, No. 1922 King street, four doors
east of Royal, south side.
BERT T. RIMES,
Merchant Tailor and Mems Furnisher.
Naval, Military and Clerical Work Specially
lS>Ali work inside ON the premises No
connection with any sweat shops
WJARF1ELD & HALLS COIN AND
w BUNION PLASTER will speedily re-
move all Corns and Bunions, and relieve all
soreness of the parts affected. Price sc For
sale only by WAKEFIELD & HALL.
Cor. Prince and Fairfax SITS.
SSAFEIY RAZOR, once used you viii never
| ~ do without 1t. For sale BY
HENRY W WHIT
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STEAMEES.

STEAMEI;S.
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CON-
w PANY (LIMITEDI
Round Trip, 10 Cents.
In effect on and after MONDAY, sepiem'e'
10, 1898.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-05-19

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID dated February "a, 1896 and recorded
in the clerks Office of the Corporation Court OF
the city of Alexandria, III deed book No. 80
page 66, and by direction of the holder OF the
note Sc ured thereby, | shall on
TUEeDAV, the 23rd day Of May, 1899,
at ID O'Clock noon, in front of the entrance to
the corporation Court room, offer for sale Al
public auction, the property known at No
904 Prince street
Terms of sale Cash.
JULIAN T. BURKE, Trustee.
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n. B. Same schedule Sundays cor'a'''''''
at 90 a. NJ a,
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
ER WAKEFIELD leaves Wsshihs'o' u n
days at 7 90 a. m, and Aiexandn. '- ~
a. N, for landings rs far AS Nomin ~ ~,
Wednesdays and Saturdays 81 s"4e '.
ST. Clements Bay and Leonnr1U
c. W. RIDLEY, Genera. ns 41''
JOHN B. PADGETT, Agunl
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TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.

YoME TELEPHONE COMPANY,
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Clerk of the Circuit Court of Alexandria
county, Va. ap11 dts
Ms-The above sale is postponed to THURS
DAY, June /, when it will be held in front
of the premises at 4:3O p. II. my1S IS
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EXCHANGE. 300 KING STREET.

ALEXANDRIA, VA,
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We wish to call your attention to the
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AND ITS ADVANTAGES.
Instant communication by any subscriber
with any other is Furnished any moment, Gay
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Each is heard in his OWL recognized voice!
and business is TRANSACTED with tho utmost
saving of time.
Communication is also nh with Washing
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many other points. thus a.. .hilatlng distance
anc time.
Lon Rdts
The expense is but a few nts DAY anu IN
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Butchers
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Courts
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Commission Merchants.
Fisher Brothers, " a Johnson Co.
J r & ! BeckhaM. + S Harper,
f z Lawlcr & Co. Harlow Brothers,
n Lindsey & Go Chas King * son,
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Dentists.
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Druggists
W F Creighton & Co, E L illen,
q Lennon, E 5 L5adbeatel G Sops
John H Janney. Northwest Pharmacy
NJ Lennon, Richard Gibson.
Dry Goods.
Isaac Eichborg D Bendheim & Sons
Driring Parks
Alexandria Driving Pa-k.
Express Companies.
Adams Express Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-20
* gyLp 70 y0ryG AUTHORS.

Probably the largest proportion of the women
collage students and graduates who are to-day con-
sidcring what occupation they will enter upon as a
rfa calling exp.ct to choose penwork Of some sort
Authorship whether In the form Of story wiring
nhuosophieal discourse political propaganda. theo-
logical ,reatiscs and tracts Journalism IN It's many
pbases or business correspondence. is UNDERTAKE"
~ greater extent than any other class OF occupa-
ton except that OF teaching
Even I'm private He the penwork required oi'eh
demands the ability Of author OK no mean ac-
,,,,-ar,.nt. and 20 gain this ability the aspirants
would TAX. advice from those whose success IN
,bair various branches of tho art enables them 70
sneak au'horitatively.
Il, The Tribuu.'s book on Occupations or Nom-
ON" arc 20 be found helpful ideas from the pen OF
Mrs Afa-earot Sangster. Editor OF "HarIcT's ia
zar'. from Mary F.. wilkins. the "eH-Kho""
writer Of stories and from Helen NJ N'"'''"'
Editor Of The Club~oman.
Mrs sqrgstcr tolls OF rho common-sense require
,,o-.s THAT bring "a writer 20 success ana rHa"i'
rc- 20 mako herself a necessity Ia her own par
,t,,la- branch q work Miss wilkins tens mum
,c- az little Things that writers n"eu 10 kh"" -.
,riu .no hie Them not only To use m" Fisht WI i
~ light place but will show now 10 present the
manuscript when ready. , o,,,~,
Mis- Wilkins from her vantage gfouna OF stCui '
,ndenende nee and ability. gained Only aIec' No.
dsc6urac rncnts tells OF what pen paper, " In
ysr9rco and keen wits 10 observe ill' tl'lts 80
do for on" who would udi9'i'"' ''''7' |
Miss Wineiow oXhorts women who iee 'nS Mn, In.
prIso 10 write not 20 be llscouFagru ~, az RAJ
-. no prudge against writer's She snow ,". a.
5acrlniraton In the choice OF the geri0,h,a ~ ~,
utti.b an arficle Is sent will be a wise thihE io'
noet novelist or journalist 10 remcmner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-20
WJSHER BREACHES N HIS CHrRCH

The Rev Daniel W. Wlsher. the pastor. preached
yesterday morning az Mount Ovet Baptist Church
the colored organization whose troubles and dis
sers,ons have recently attracted public notice.
Policeman Jordan OF the West Side Court squad.
with one other policeman. was present In UNIFORM
on the day when the Congregations troubles were
aired In the police court Jordan kept order among
those OF the congregatio who attended the court
as spectators and possible witnesses. His hrmness
and impartiality so impressed the congregation
that he was invited 70 ac, rs moderator. IN pace
y, Ntoderetor Harrison After the court session
Yesterday morning a committee from the congre-
CATION called for Jordan and escorted him 70
church The police were not compelled 10 exert
any authority yesterday morning.
In tho course Of Mr.. Wisher's sermon there were
many fervent calculations. Reference was mace
10 the troubles OF the congregation, the minister
saving that other congrega lions and churches hai
differences but kept them quieter A. one Po.hII
NJ the service Mr. Wlsher exclaimed i am What
nm and here Tho cries OF Yes yes seemed
more dcrisve than fervent The minister adNlssq
thai the congregation keep It's mouth shut ahn
trust IN me Lord declaring that Mount OllVet h'u
done much good work but was not perfect
There will he q church meeting tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-20
WOMEN GREAT IN SCIENCE.
SOME DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA WHO
HAVE WON RECOGNITION.
uoNons. Success AND DEGREES ARE Won IN

HONORs. Success AND DEGREES ARE woN IN
MANY AND VARIED FIELDS OF RESEARCH
Among the best-kaown American women who fol-
low scientific pursuits Miss Mary j. Raihbun
Mrs Anna Botsford Cqmstock Miss Katherine j.
Bush Miss Harriet Randolph, Mrs. Elizabeth Cary
Agassiz Miss Katherine Foot. Mrs. Elizabeth g.
Brit;on. Miss clara O. Cummings. Or. julia w.
Snow Mrs Flora WGmbiuGh Patterson. Miss
Katherine r. Golden Mrs Sara A. Pluinmer Lem
mon and Mrs Alice Merritt Davidson
Miss Rathbonc is curator in the department OF
marine Invertebrates Of the United States Ma
tonal Museum. and has written a good deal about
biology Ms Coustock r. the wife ~ John Henry
Comstock professor Of invertebrIte zoology IN
Cornell University. and Is the only woman to be
given the title 81 professor ~ tha: Institution OF
learning for she herself Is assistant professor OF
zoology as applod 10 nature study. She Is a clever
,rgraver and has been elected 10 the Society or
American Wood EuErayers. and because or hoT
belief I'm ODE blessings of farm He she has been
made member 81 The Society FOR the Promotion
o. Agriculture I'm New-York state. Her studio Is
Tex, 20 her husbands ~ Cornell
Miss Bush is assistant in The geological depart
ment OF the Peabody Museum. Yale University
and IS proliA, writer. while Miss Randolph IL
Instructor al Hryn Mawr College and IS The author
4 "I.ahoratory Directions in General Biology.
Miss Ianedon received The degree Of y. ; and
NJ s I'm biology in ihe University Of Michigan. and
las pursued Lcr studies with much success
The name Of Mr.. Elizabeth Cary AFdssiz is well
known 20 scientists. she j. president Of Radcliffe
co,lee. and "a ulollGc writer on scientific studies.
i- luliuu slil IA subjects travel. natural history
ana radiatce She has also written the He ana
=. f.rS of nor distinguished hushand and Is an
earnest Christian ana firm believer In the bbF.
Miss Foot won recognition ~ an earnes' s'u S
q col,lar mo-phol ~. and Mrs. Eliza'etl q Brll-
con .s drcctOI-u-chicf ~ the Ncw-N orr itpthn'a
t,4r6.r enc Of the a-sociat" editors or 'Ihe fm1l
World" and The author ~ many books on moss ISL.
Mis-. Cummings - assocat" professor oi po,4uH
in Welieele, College and one Of The editors OF ne
Plant world" ami lr. JIiia W. Snow l. come l'd
With the biological survey Of IN" iakes IN
~ The Tui'ed states Fish Commission she u an
VI : and q p u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-20
FAVORED Br 4 LOW MORTALITY RATE.

The hfty-;hrd annual statement % the Connecu-
cut Mutual Life Insurance Company. Of Hartford.
Conn is now placed before Tho puAli'. The net
assets on January !. lssS were %ii 30 y. and In
that year SO 47S "a was received The disourse-
nents were s. $50 800 49, leaving the not assets on
January last So IG57 e The gross assets
were So ls7 49, - and the surplus was S.i2lSs 80
Tho ratio Of expenses Of management 70 receipts In
1898 was l0T7 per cent. showing hat the business
has been conducted on economical lines. on De-
cernber 81 last G@2 policies were In force insur-
ing sl5S .OIs 50. III. .,.-s
This company had a favorable mortality exper.
ence FOR the year. the losses incurred Delns -
table and provided for by the premiums ana -
serves that saving or &il -'s was 49,, char
scter Yor security Nearly ~ per cent OF me pr
miurls paid by policy holders nave Ds"n p1uecoS
,S.y beneacia res or returned 20 fhenselNes 'hSoo
T. Greene is the president John TAYLOR vice. wee,
president Herbert II. White. secretary ana 1hse
dorc r. Lane. No I Wali-sta New-fork 'l'y'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-20
UOTUERS' CONGRENS NEWS.

The lecture before the Mothers Congress Of
New-York city, by Dr. Mary Putnam Jacob. on
"Vaccination." ana by Or Ralph Opdyke Oh
"Ventation," Were postponed on account Of inc
fearful storm OF last Monday. The session viii
take place to-day at o'clock. ~ 81 stephen =
Chapel In West Forty -siXth-st.. between Firm
and Sixth ayes. Since the Christmas celebration
OF the Mothers Aid Committee that branch OF the
work has developed wonderfully. : permanent
committee has been appointed. and the h"adquaT-
tiers been thrown open for the purpose or CIV
ing prompt relief 10 destitute mothers ana children
During the recent severe weather beds and "A no.
luncheon were provided. Several mothers and chill
dren were housed ~ headquarters. but the great
est EFFORT was made 20 give aid IN tho homes
Rags OF coal were delivered ofientincs after mid
,,fphf The Headquarters were kept open nigh'
aud dav the members of the Ala Committee tax
ING turns I'm the night work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-20

give an equivalent training-nOt the same as men
have An uniformed woman. when the wrinkles
begin 10 come. 10 have no place In the
world"
For the founder and name the Board OF Trus-
tees are now searching and waiting some large
minded woman or man who this TO be OPP
pOrtuniiy 10 enroll his or her by the side Of
Stanford Smith Cornell. Nassai and a small host
Of mighty ones whom the world cannot forget
and some one * sure - enter this omen door.
II a. expected that this college will start free
from all the tfammcls OF Imitation and make the
college for women which thoughtful educators
covet which neither following the traditions OF the
colleges for men nor hampcred 10y the restrictions
O. 'anrtXes' and COcduca tOnal schools (Which
must make course fitted for men and let tn"
women take IL with them or after them). Will
present IN" unique spectacle Of q college wholly
for women. ana giving suited To women
after tn. most modern thought Il will DC the most
advanced college for women 90 the whole United
States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-20
IoToS cLrB NOMINATING COMMITTEE.

Al an election held az the Lotos club SATURDAY
nigh, TWO tickets were IN the field for Nominate
ing Committee one ticket was favorable 70 mo
present administration and the other was pIsuse.
10 name officers opposed 20 the administration ana
favoring certain reforms Some smart electloneer-
ing was done but the ticket favorable 10 the pres
ent administration was successful The vote IN us
favor was almost three 70 one. This Will IL Is
said insure the reelection Of President lawrence
and the present Bonrd OF Directors There was
no bitter feeling IN the club. officers OF me cluo
said yesterday. but jus; healthy difference as 20
cerfain details OF management Ire nominating
ticket elected is composed % Justice Morgan J.
o Brlen cha .rman. a /. Norihrop. william IL
Bradley William H. Hampton Andrew lAtie
oscar u. Weber and Julian RiN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-20
nnrrLS ~ ARTINTN FORN / NM.

Tho latest woman's club to fash across the
armament f. called the Art Workers club for
Women. and IL primarily intended. say its found
ers for the protection Of The artists model Tho
nov, club had ia origin az the Art students
I.orti. and numb, rs about twenty members MISS
Helen Sargent g. president ana .l'sa W "'o'''' o.,
~ -qi P,rk-aye is secretary. For the present
- ,b, secretary eve are EOinE 10 bc purely
s,,,si w, get 10 know each other very "cl III
our work ana why should W. not meet e"ch 9lh, ,
oui "1","i ca, The models declare the studenis
- "a. League hav+ never received ihrir que. NnHy
h"autlful model b. iudispensablc To b,a az, ~,
,.r. IN e. me art st alonc VINO receives 'i'ull o
pr sort rhis Inequality j. VIII be- the clnb ms.
'iou 20 rcctify. The modes 80 iSt sem ,I o 20
is rcnIrr ;Lcm az active as club women 'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-20

In 1857 he was appointed police surgeon This office
he held for thirty years and then retired on a
pension on account Of age. In the War OF the Re-
bcllion Governor Morgan appointed him draft sur
gcon. and he did good service during the riot OF
1863 In 1858 DR. Waterman introduced the study
o. spectroscopic analysts In the practice Of mei-
cine. and he has always been specialist on this
subject. He appointed professor OF renal dis
eases In the Eclectic College but retired on ac-
count Of III health In 1850 he joined the Bnal
Birth. and It's head for three years as grand
sar He was one Of the founders and for time
president Of the Home for Aged and lnhrm at
lonkers He belongs 20 various social charitable
and medical societies.
Dr Waterman married Martha the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs j. SimOnsOn. OF this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-20

II Is Just eehty-:wO years ago to-day since Mrs.
4 T. Fox first saw the light She Is one q the
"moiherlv" members OF the Sunshine Society. and
the President General hopes that She VII conNuu"
70 be one OF rs patriarchs for many wears 10 come
Mrs Foxs daughter Mrs. :. ~. Tucker. In her
last letter. says. II believe Il is Mrs. Darlington
who saws OF some one that she is an 'OctOgOn. ana
hopes she may live 20 be a centurion ] wish. in
decd. thai my mother might live 20 he that what
ever II may mean. but fear u would Doe but
labor and sorrow % her. She t. gunering with
bronchitis and a weak heart. but reads The Won
ans Page regularly. and Is deeply interested IN
cvcryi hing that IS going about her and in the
great round world. Mrs Fox lives with her
daughter AT No 81 EdwarGs-st. Hartford. conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-20
THE TRTBTNE PATTERN.
A T1ssVE-PAPER PATTERN OF WOMAN :
HOUSE JACKET. 10. '.5ss FOX
COUPON AND 10 CENTS.

A 6ressy-iooking house Jacket. remarkao'e ior
its simple construction. IS he9e Illustrated III
foularI trimmed with lace Insertion ana mus
~ bole-inch satin ribbon. Il f. made WITHOUT ii
e,,cd lining tho loose fronts being gathered an"
ior4j t the lower edge OF the pointed YOKE, ''ia
ID, formed NJ alternate rows Of Insertion ana ii"-
,,, ruorine The closing can be made under the
r.vo- on left front a. shown. or In centre Il -
,~.rerred Tho neck may be finished with a s'ahu-
ing collar cas- shown In small sketch or cur 10"
In no,7ted outline illustrated on ngure' 'nr P'
tern providing FOR both STYLES.
The back frs smoothly across the SHOULDERS ..e
f,,l-es a. tho. waistline being collected In douoe
rou ,f sbtrrings that are tackled 10 belt or stay
ploc4d underneath Smooth under-arm cores u'''e
,ba fronts and back their shapely outline slNi""
q close adjustment over the hips. The sailor coi'r
f. -, attractive feature rs edges being hah''o'he
L. trimmed with friu OF lace headed win inSe'-
,io, ond riiching Of ribbon. The collar IS broad
ana suuar. in ia. back and extends on me front 10
form n-c.fiy shipped revers each size OF tnr IN
Tho s'aev.4 are shauad with single seams anu 90.
.r.d ION and boffom being finished AT the WrlsstS
bon grdle Is ioned 20 each side ot me sil,. t''e
at th. waistline In back ana brought IOr~d'G ~
coufne the fulncss lu front under grac"iu po"
Win ends. .h-,o ,,,g
Lawn diul;y. naiEsook. batiste camnrlc; gl 1nss
ham and ucrcale VIII make preity nouse JacHets
IN mis- sfvle trimmed with embroidery or Iacc
edgng ana Insertion The iri! may De o, NJ
material g.d with lace or eInbrola"ry ilu W
yoke and collar NAV be OF ah-oVeI lu.Aiih, ,frs
broidcr,. lace or any OF the new fancy Workings
Warmer negllgees may be q cashmert ndine
or chalic decorated with fancy stltcnlns; pain
r,iched or fr.ued ribbon. with or without lace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-20
FATALLY HrRr AT THE GoELET HOUSE.

Edward Oppenheim. o; No. IL East one-hundred,
and-elghth-st died at the Flower Hospital at b
o'clock Yesterday morning from the effects OF
fractured skull received in fall from the second
story 70 the cellar OF the home OF Robert Do+e'' a'
"a %, Ftf,b-ave SATURDAY az erncon. Oppenheim
u.os annloyed by " A. Stromeyer. OF No. East
Ninth-st together with TWO other men. 10 taKe
down the curtains in the Goele house The tell0"
u,orkmen OF Oppenneim missed him and instituted
n searrh for him They found him after a long Searcn
living huidled up al the foot OF the elevator shaL'
IN the cellar He was taken 70 fIo"er hoSp''"' "'
conscious - - - al, ,o,.,
II is not known how Oppenheim came 70 ran Gown
bs Elevator shaft His wife believes that. not pc
Inc acquainted with the house. he walked INTO the
shs n Inc door being open. and fell through.