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New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
Clilt,ons.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
70 .1 New YGP BY the 9ss Of God free and
Whtioc Mar o'f c Randopb B9 mare eVn HH101sse Ks
nay GT29S WhSek l Hior Wara p WhtGob willard
lock Bessie Enos. Natalie Enos Trustees Of the Gene
phans' Home and Asylum Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in New York @ st. Lpes & a Home for in9lssns
Book Society. Protestant Bpseopa society for the In
Couples, Society for The Relief Of the Destitute Blind
men the City Port Of New York. Church Mission
70 Deaf Mqtes Trustees OF Trinity College seciety OF
New YORK Protestant Episcopal Clty Missionary Society.
{. Ncstrymen of St Clements church Rector wardsns
missionary Society Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
Trustees Of the Estate and Property OF the Doeesan Con
Tousey TouGey Mary T kase laura. Laura T. Masill Ieyi
Toucey or Tousey Edward G. or g Edward, Toqcey
ior Sarah g. Rohrer leEatees heirs at law and next
Of kin Of Mary Beach a. ans and 70 an es Sr
Betty Ferris his wife, of Abel Beers and Mary
next Of Kin of Mary Beach Tousey deceased and whose
@ aaa PeeSi Sn e be- BY petoner and
p all persons in the o estate % MaFy Bessh
creditors egatee heirs at law or next ext Of Kin or os-
cited and required personally he and appear before
Court OF said county the County Court House; in
the County q New aork On f n M dS SreDoon f St
day then and there to attend n9I a judicial ,s
O New York executor Of the last wiz and testament
as aF under tSe age Of tvent9ns required
none TO appear apply for to be appointed and in
OF failure or negect so 20 90 eardiar
be appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act
for IN the proceeding.
In witness whereof we have caused the OF the
rogates Court of the said County of New York to be
hereunto affixed.
Witness: Hon. ABNER c. THOMAS. Surrogate OF our
said County at the County OF New sor tne th Gay oI
hundred and one J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHIIN,
n. ii Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.
PEcKHAM MILLER & KING. Attorneys, for Executor.
so Broadway Borough of Manhattan. N Y. City
4 DvERrlsEMEsrs and subscriptions for The Tribune
received AZ their Uptown Once. No. 1242 Broadway
% OF s1stst-. until o'clock p m advertise
the following branch Offices At regular
office rates until p viz: 25s sth-ave
cor 23a-s 132 6th-ave. I2thst.: Macy's 6th-sye
f42 Columbus-eve West o6th e.: 10
West 42d-st eth-nye.: % East 14th-st; ~ Wet
eth 159 East 4lth-st: lSoS
Sc-ave. between 18th and nth sts lo2o Sd-Avs nsA3
1st-ave ree~->hst:
$50 ad-eye nesr 11st-stf rays: 80 BlesckaT-ets
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SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF

-
NEW YORK Clarence D; Ryder Plaintiff; VS.
Fanny c Ryder Adane Ryder & Anne 1, augusta An n
starr. clemsptne II, RYDER Kathleen Ryder Mergares
George H. Ryder Kathleen Ryder. Iyey w Ryder, David
s, Yeoman Mary G.. Cochrane. Peter Spies. Fred F.
Vieweg, Louis sylvester. The Phelan Billiard Ball Com
pany, Joseph Levi. Philip Rothacker and Thomas c.
SchNezer Composing the firm OF RothacKer schwezer.
PENDANTS Appended Summons. Trial be had in the
County OF New York the above defendants:
You hereby summoned the amended
plant n thfs action and copy of
plaintiffs attorney within days the
this exclusive Of the service
and Of your failure % appear. answer judg
will taken by default, the relief
demanded IN the cofpplatut.
Dated. August 18TH. lOUl
ROBERT @. IANGDON.
PlaiufCs Attorney, =. o. Address. rs
Nassau street Ror. Of Manhattan. City % New
To the Defendants. Henry " Ryder. Laura f. Ryder.
Adalne NJ Ryder AunN Augusta Anderson. y.
Starr. Augusta Ryd Clementne II. Ryder.
G Ryder. Margaret T. Ryder The foregoing amended
summons is served pursuant TO order Of the
Hon. Charles + MacI.fan, OF the Justices of the
Supreme dated the 20h day OF 1901
filed with the amended complaint in the office Clerk
Or the County OF New York ct the County Court House
in the Borough Manhattan, City. County and State OF
New York the Goth day az August. 1901.
Dnted New York. the .lst day - August 1901.
ROBERT @. LANGDON,
Plaintiffs Attorney ,fice & +. o Address, No. s.
Nassau Street Bor. OF Manhattan. City of New
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Baltimore 6 Ohio Railroad Co.
rrssoiUri0s OF yoIlsG TRUST.

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-OLLAND-AMERICA LINE.

New-York Rotterdam via BouloEne- sur -Mer
saturday Sept il 10 10 A M N STATENDAM
s+ii5 %im, sCteS ; :; . lz2Vo tons pOTSDAM
Saturday Sent. 10 A
Apply to den'i Passenger Agency 30 B'way. n y
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CSEARLES FRANK--Bass-Barytone vocal Instruction.
Ense 6oth-st
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publir Aoilrcs.
NOTICE TO TAAPAYERS.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. -.I-
1ShEAC FOR THf: COILEClIO OF TaxF,y
SO. 81 CHAMBERS STREET
BOROUGH or MANHATTAN
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Mnslcal lIstruriiou.

HinsicaI lLstrneiiou
NTEw YORK COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
~ I2SfSO ST
ALEXANDER LAMBERT. Director
Private piano. singing violin,
organ and all ad-
vanced students.
Terms from SIS upward per quarter
Students received daily.
C>EARLEs FRANK.-Bass-Barytone Instruction.
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Brooklnn properln for Sale.

TvI.ATBUSH-FINEST SECTION
Advancing value; large modern detached house. 1
rooms: low price: easy terms: unusual opportunity
Address EXECUTOR. P o. BOX 1.sI7. New-York
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINEi
pED SD" LINE.

For Ia Guayra. Puerto Cabei.o Curacao ana Mara
eabo. via CuTacao-Calling also San Juan r. n.
From Roberts Pier. brooklyn
S. 3. MATsACATRO. Saturday Sept 81 Noon
s 5. PHILADELPHIA Saturday. October g. noon
These Sesseis have superior for pas
BoULTON. RIISs e pAII.ETT.
Gencral Managera 125 rrnnt-at.
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CUNARD LINE

TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
pmbrla. ni. : Sept H. A. n Seryia Oct 7 4
EtruFia SEPT e. p n Umbris Oct ~ p NJ
% BROADWAY. NEW YORK -
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the Mediterranean and the Orient Feb 8 s4On ur,
"A days. First Class including shore excursions guides
drives fees hotels. the cheapest most attractive
trip offered s days in Egypt Palestine: largest
ship ahoat +. c. CLARK. III Broadway New York.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

w III 81 hIk LINE.
NEW YoRK-QU DISQUALIFICATION.
Majestic Sept IL. noon Teutonic Sept. IS.
Celtic. sept II, \. NJ. Cynric Oct I a.
Oceanic Sept. 1S, A. NJ Germanie. 2 nooI
For freight and Information apply 10
WHITE STAR LINE. -
Pier As. North River. once Broadway n. Y
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-25
SALT SPRINGS.

I,umor says there will be u wedding
here oon
Uncle Davy Is very low this week
with pneumonia.
II. w. Cowan shipped In u u load
Of mules Monday from Glendale.
Mrs. Chamberlain left Thursday for
Council Grove, Kansas. Ia visit her
son Robert. aud family.
Avis vawter bought 1890 barrels Of
corn from Robert Smith. near Mt.
Leonard. for si.'N per barrel In crib.
j. a. Orr aud J. l.. Fulkerson ship.
ped sheep Tuesday IN Kansas City.
Gran, Fulkerson accompanied the
shipment.
Carmean Il Son. Of ElmwoOd, were
up this week and bought two teams Of
mules from J.. 4. Orr, who still has
several teams for the market.
Misses Essie Sutherlin, who sprain.
ed her ankle while skating during the
holidays Is slowly recovering. She
expects tn he able soon To resume her
studies at NJ, V. &.
Cameron Orr came home sunday
night from Park College In response
Ia "a telegram requesting his presence
at the bedside Of his sister, Grace.
who IL very low with typhoid fever.
J. &. brandon shipped a ear "f eat
tie tn Chicago Monday night. VIM,
McClelland accompanied them. III
will spend three or four weeks visiting
his old home In Miller county. Ohio
before returning.
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-25
Later Land Sales.

u II Land and vi to & n a u u.
I la.lO a. 3@.52.10. 1890.
Geo Sellmeyer u vi to X. G., 81.
Louis Il 4. u. r.. lot near Glasgow
bridge. ~.
Al Keys u VT to W u Moore. 10 A,
l3.ID.2O. A223.
Lon n l. j Abney Ia & Is Ne Har.
rison. lot .. blk !. Marshall, 5000.
jill Deal ct al tn Jennings Maupin.
~ a. s-t9-2a. 5000.
a Rich, TT. to J + Eubank. leo A.,
@-5i-N AZ.
Jennings Maupin to 4 - Wingheld,
~ a. s-+S.22, &jWD.
Jennings Maupin to & NJ Maupin,
~ a. s-t9.22. a2jO.
A II Grigsby and VITO q II English.
lot :. blk I. B& q add tn Marshall.
5000.
T. EmmersOn to John Fitzgibbon,
laO A. 32.5l.2l, AjOOO.
II ID Trent and VT tn j y Vardeman.
10 A. ll.jl-2l, &l3O.
wv sharp and VT to Susan NJ Ayres.
ath Int In " A, lO.52.aO. 800.
a. l. Smith 1T al To BETTE Huston,
I2lt a. u. Is, ~, ~, ~, 26-|9-2O, 81.
saNW.
~ SuVVluktOU w " " NV'''Sou"'
l5s a, A-t9-lS, tal@O.
| .Jacob Fink To J W Gilmer. lot II.
4 blk /. Hud add to Marshall. s,7i.
FIT Edwards to w CTOdd. ! int In
lot I. blk ., rs add to Marshall, 49,.
w w Gillian, pt island Mo river.
2,-I3.2O. <W.
u Fisher and VT to Grid Spriggs,
4, l3.ta-23, S.O.
ia Bailey and VT to ! u Trecce, !"
A.. l3-l9-22. Sl2iN.
j NJ COtt To John Moore. 3 a. l3-n'
~. $3.50.
J a IsennO tO & T. l,ennO. ~ a. w.
~, ~. &otnO,
NJ j Bondurant To q w Madison. ~
\, l5-52.20. $ljO.
GIL English to Minnie T. Grigshy.
lot =, blk !. Is 4 & add Ia Marshall.
$1,000.
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-25
IN n COUNTY.
MALTA BEND.

A. Ankel IL in Chicago this week.
j. NJ. Deckard was at Nelson Mon.
day.
WIN. Bristow has moved to Grand
Pass.
John Cox has gone to Florida tn
spend the winter.
G. II. Dow has gone Ia Kansas City
where he has secured a position.
Mrs. NJ. Walker IL home again af.
ter q prolonged stay In ~. Louis.
Thos. Matter II having his wheat
threshed. W. T.. German doing the
work.
Houston Bros. shipped six cars Of
cattle to the Chicago market Saturday
night.
NJ. ". Walker returned home Sat.
urday after a business trip to Ross
county. Ohio.
"A. H.. McItObert-, Jr., was on the
Chica 70 Market Monday with five
loads NJ fat cattle.
The +. 1. u. club gave n tackey party
Mt the opera house N Tuesday night.
From what We learn II was u very en-.
joyable AFFAIR.
a move has been made To penetrate
mother earth and see what hidden
treasures lie beneath IN. Every we'll
that II sunk to a certain depth has
natural gas escaping. The springs
along the blum show signs of both gas
and oil. besides u taste that resembles
the water on ~ coal. No doubt %
rich lind will In made.
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-25

'h o"h ~ WI o'' '''
pleasure ~ her friends.
j. G.. Patterson. II. T.. Holloway. T..
II. Harvey and G.. NJ. Buckner re-
turned Wednesday evening from JEFF
ferson City. where they went In the
interest ~ the r. NJ. G..
Percy Garrard arrived Wednesday
from Moberly for a visit tn his mother.
Mrs. Marion Garrard. and her son,
Walker. ut the home of Mrs. Hunter.
IN south Jefferson avenue.
w. II. Bruce will arrive saturday
from kirksville for q visit Of two
weeks Ia his mother and grandmother.
Mesdames Jane and George Bruce.
who have bott. been very III with grip.
The pupils Of the Forest Grove school
gave q shoe-box party NJ the home ri
Mr.. ltomines ut Little Rock saturday
night. u large crowd attending and
quite a nice little sum vas realized.
which will In used toward n library.
Robert Montague. who made his us
ual rounds In Marshall this week In
the interes, ~ the Rilcy-wilson Co.
Of Kansas City. informed us that some
time during February he will move his
family from Kansas City to Marshall.
oil AZ which We are glad to hear.
The directors Of the Slater Bank
held their annual monthly meeting
Monday and expressed themselves as
well pleased with the affairs 81 the
bank. NO changes In the manage.
ment were made. II. NJ. White. J. +.
iewellyn sud u. w. Bourne Of Mex.
ico werc present ut the meeting.
l,ECEiIr nj A Coon COMEDY. -
Take four unc of plot aud dissolve
In u solution of probability: add char.
acter ~ desired: sprinkle with situa-
tion and stir we'll. Add fun and din.
loguc to suit the taste and spice with
specially. Serve red hot ~ quickly
"a possible. Tha, II the way Hans
Hanson IL composed. Marshall Opera
House January Wth.
\. II. Grigsby, who formerly edited
the SALINE COUNTY REPrMLcAN.
and his wife were called Ia Slater tnis
week on ac,oun, Of the serious Hines,
Of Mrs. J.. a. Teter. the mother al
Mrs. Grigsby, who had u stroke o'
paralysis last week and for days was
not able 10 speak or eat. We ARE
glad to know that she IL improving.
Among the many pleasant modes o
entertainment, for the lady delegates
attending the club convention at Kan
sas City Thursday and Friday was
; ride In President Walter Is. Holmes
: private car given tn II ~ ~ ladie
one afternoon by Mrs. Gage. presi
dent of the Athenaeum club. The "a
-. l. handsomely finished and the merr,
party enjoyed the little outing I'm
:. mensely.
= r.. y. Harvey, who returned Ia,
week from Jacksonville. Florida, n
ports his father, Il. u. r.. Harvey gc,
), ting we'll rapidly. He has been di'
y charged by his physician aud hope
y soon to regain his usual strength
: Mr.. Harvey will leave for Jackson
willie as soon ~ he u get ready an
d viii 60 In the mercantile business
that city. The friends III the gentle
..... LII, .,,th tha DnI.V.nI a.
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-25
LOCAL IN BRIEF

nome IN west Marshall Win the grip
FoR SALE CHEAP--A new folding.
red. For particulars apply Mt this
Office. jl-u
Rev. u. &. Bolton preached at the
Baptist church at Arrow Rock last
sunday.
Born to DR.. A. l.. Miller and wife.
of Gillian. sunday. January 10th. q
daugher.
Miss Lola Jackson II reported tO he
quite sick with the grip a, her home
In slater.
Prof. 7. T.. Spencer aud wife ON
College Hin ARE numbered among the
sick this week.
Mrs. Duke Bowles. of Kentucky, IL
IA. guest 81 John Bowlcs and family
ON Capitol Hin.
r.. q. I.awlcr has been very sick for
"a week ar more Mt his home In Ayres
with crysipelas.
Charley Clark-on. u student ut NJ.
V. G.. has been quite sick with the
grip. hut Is improving.
j. r. Duncan. of Gillian. went tn
Chicago Saturday with n carload al
cattle. returning Tuesday.
Born ,o DR.. aud Mrs. J. T.. Con.
nell a, their home Ia Elmwood Satur.
day. January lyh. u sou.
Miss Theron I.ynd. after u visit Ia
Me.dsmes Jane aud George Bruce.
left Wednesday for kirk-ville.
Mrs. n. G. Cooper and Miss Lula
utz. ~ S~hackelfOrd. ERE guests al
Mrs. T.. ~. III on North Oicll Mon.
day.
Mrs. Nathan Bowles. Of Napton,
has returned home after u visit Ia hei
parents. Mr. aud Mrs. I'D Miller. al
Arrow Rock,
Miss May Scott. the guest 81 Mrs
charlie. Parent on Brunswick. visited
Miss Maude Crutcher this week ut he'
home neat Napton.
Mrs. Mary Harvey returned Satnr
day from Kansas city. where she WA
called on al the death of Mrs
J.. q. Harvey IN Friday.
l.. ID. Hicks and family returned Il
Marshall Wednesday after u pleasan
visit with relatives at Lamar. whicl
was their home before coming u Mar
shall.
Frank Boyd returned wednesda.
night from Oklahoma, where he !
thinking of locating. hut his friend
hope he will decide IA remain In Maj
shall.
Theodore Mayer, manager ~ tn
New York Store, accompanied hi
mother. Mrs. Amelia Mayer, III far a
Kansas City I'm her way u Denve
Wednesday.
Go aud see James T. McAlpin !
Hans Hanson" aud have u goa
laugh aud forget your troubles.
Marshall Opera House Wednesda!
January anh.
Died. ut his residence on Highlan
Of IL canctr, James &. Harrison q
a.
Evening star., 1901-10-23
Our Business Demands

Are OF such nature that keeps continued of what
best for and the easiest them This the
best of the comply with the wishes the public
department crowded br of good values and oy
priced as when depleted lots offered a reduction
Evening star., 1901-10-23

The District Commissioners have directed
that naphtha street lamp be erected near
1860 Lowell street northeast. at the re-
quest Of residents.
Evening star., 1901-10-23

The Legion of Loyal Women entertained
at their hall, 4lo 10th street Monday night.
pleasing program was rendered by the
following persons: Mr.. Holland Mr.. Nor
sell. Mrs. Lockwood. Mr.. W. W Price and
Colonel j. Edwin Brown, national com
maHder of the L. V. L. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Holland, Charles F.
Weller and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Pittman
Goionei j: Edwin Brown. Colonel Luke
Kelly. Adjutant General Dennis O,Conner.
Mr.. McColemet, Colonel Hilyer and wife.
Selonei Mckensey, Mr.. Nickerson. Mr. Me
Eiroy Burnett, Weiss, DIR. Donhor Mr..
Mckee, Mr. and Mrs. Wycoff, Mr.. Henry
Sanford, General Madison Cults. W Hunter
Myers, Mr. Price, Mrs. Lohr, Mrs l. ]
Doiph, Mrs. Lockwood and daughter. Mrs
l. NJ Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs Shute, Mr. p NJ
Harries
Evening star., 1901-10-23
Joseph rodGeld Seeks 20 Have Treas
urer Roberts Enjoined.

Joseph Bradfield has fled an amended
oiil In the Supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia in connection with his proceed
ings to enjoin the treasurer OF the United
states from paying out any Of the appro-
priation OF $4,000 made by Congress for
annex buildings at Providence Hospital. A
demurrer to the former bill In equity was
sustained by the court. but leave 10 amend
was granted the complainant
Mr.. Bradfieid claims that the act carrying
the appropriation Is Unconstitutional. in
that 1t appropriates public funds for the
peneht ana use of sectarian Institution
In the amended bill the District Commis-
sfoners and the board OF trustees of the
hospital are named as co-defendants with
Treasurer Roberts Mr.. Bradfield has twice
before brought similar suits where other
institutions were the benenciarfes under
acts OF Congress. but has been unsuccess-
ful in having the treasurer enloined
Evening star., 1901-10-23
DOYLE's TRIAL FOR MURDER.
Defendant Charged With Causinr
Death of Howard Dent

Charles Doyle. charged with the murder
OF Howard Dent. July Is last, will be placed
on trial Monday morning next in Criminal
Court No. 1. Justice Anderson presiding
The crime is alleged TO have been commit
ted at the stable OF the United States Ex-
press Company, on c street between AZ
and 9th streets southwest. and is said to
nave been the result of a quarrel between
the two men over a trifing matter. Dis
trict Attorney Ashley NJ. Gould. assisted
ny MI Iayler. Will conduct the prosecn-
ton. and this will be Mr. Gotlld,s frst an
pearance In a murder cause since his ela-
Nation to his present Office
Evening star., 1901-10-23
SPACE.
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Evening star., 1901-10-23
DIED.

BROWN. On "wednesday, October %, 1891. at
Gsass,Slb srasshyills Nd, NAY BROW Youngest
| :, in the twentieth year Of her age
Funeral from Berwyn Chapel, Berwyn, Md. Fri
ment BeitsvilIe Nd Relatives 's and friends
are respectfully invited to attend. %
COOPER On Monday, October 81. 1901. at 5:4O
Rosi s's beloved 1s &
Friends are invited to attend the funeral her
O'Clock pm. Interment Glenwood GENE
terry. ..
EDDY At % slnley Memorial Hospital, Tuesday,
October -. 1891, at l:1o am, Miss HARRIAT
f.. EDDY, formerly Of GhRutanqua, y. u. aged
Interment private. at Glenwood.
% 1901, at O'Clock In. JOHN. the beloved
husband of Roberta Ford, at his residence 1925
LIST street northwest.
Gone, but not forgotten.
Funeral Thursday, October "a at O'clock from
Aseary Church corner llth and X streets
tMaryland and Virginia papers please copy
kNoRR. On Tuesday. October o. 1891, at Has
an, at her residence No. 2ls o street NORTH
west. after short illness, Mrs. NARY kNoiiI:.
Funeral from the residence Of her son-in-law. Mr..
Fred g Herfuth No. Patterson street north
east, on Thursday. October "a, at 2:30 pm.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited
to attend.
LEWIS. On October %, 1901. JANE HUGHES
LEWIS, beloved wife Of James Lewis.
dence. So il street northwest. Friends and
relatives invited To attend.
LODGE. Departed this life on Tuesday morning.
October 22 1901, after a long illness, Mrs.
Funeral from her late residence, 23i 18th street
southeast, thence TO Ebenezer NJ f. Church,
I October "a. at O'Clock sharp. Relatives aud
friends are invited TO attend. CNey York pa
pers please copyD
|
GAR v nee. son Of John f. aud Isottie Patton.
aged Two years.
Funeral priyFte-
PHIPPs. ON Tuesday October %. 1901. at 4:so
p.m., CORA NJ, wife Of Richard III. Phlpls
and eldest daughter of Geo. W and Pauline
Funeral from her parents residence 2222 II street
northwest. FRIDAY, October 25, at $50 an,
thence 81. stephens Church where requiem
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend .
SMITH. On Monday. October 81. 1901, at her resi-
denee, soe 10th street northwest Mrs. Ann
SMITH, widow OF the late Thomas Smith.
Funeral from Gawler's undertaking pariors, 1I3i
PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest, Thursday. De-
invited. 2.
at 4:30 pm, GEORGE WILLIAM WHITE, be.
loved and only son Of George and Emma White.
in the twentieth year Of his age.
Funeral from his parents residence Lincoln
nue. northeast. on Thursday. October "a. al 2:3a
pm. Relatives and friends respectfully
invited 10 attend. Interment Rock Greek GEM
etery. Rockville papers please coPy.e
wooIAs. ON Tuesday. October -. 1901, at 1880
m, EDWARD WO0II.S, in the seventy ninth
year of hts age
Funeral Thursday October "a, at 2:so pm. from
the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Biedler,
1889 Rhode Island avenue. lnterment prlNate.s
In Memoriam.
ELLIOTT. In loving but sad remembrance of our
dear son. JUIIUS WALTER ELLIOTT, who
died three years ago today. October %, lssss-
BY HIS PARENTS.
SOSS In loving remembrance Of my dear wife,
EMILE NJ NOSS, who departed this life
year today. October 23 1900.
Loved In life, remembered in death.
BY HER HUSBAND.
Evening star., 1901-10-23
FILES AMENDED BILL.

he could get and hit every liquor head
that shows itself"
Evening star., 1901-10-23
SECOND OF THE SERIES.
Meeting of Anti-SalOOn League Adj
dressed by MIR. Banks.

a
dressed by MIR. Hanks.
An address on the evils of the liquor
habit and It's danger to the state was de-
iivered last night at the First Congrega-
tional Church by Rev. Louis Albert Banks
pastor of Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church, New York CITY,. The meeting was
the second of the sixth annual revival
series of the Anti-Sa1oons League of the
District of Columbia. The church was
crowded and Rev. Luther b. Wilson pre-.
sided Tonight's meeting is to be held a,
Mount Vernon Place NJ. E. Church South
THE Duty of Christian Citizens In This
Hour" was held by Mr.. Banks to be chiefly
a union of church influences and a fuller
confidence in the ultimate result of the
fight against the liquor element ias
speaker believed in absolute prohibition
He agreed to stand with any one ''repuo-
lican or democrat, Gentle or Jew, who Il
against the saloon." Finally. II he could
not gel all he wanted. he would take "a
Evening star., 1901-10-23

wEIRICH-GREEN On October 90 1901 nv tI,.
Rev ID W. Skellenger, DR. COLIN II. WEIRI, II
OF Bsitimore, Nd, and KATE b. GREEN Of
Washington, ID. c.
WoODNlLLE-BUCkEY. At the residence OF the
brides mother. by the Rev. VIM. Tayloe Snyder
rector OF the Church OF the Incarnation On
Tuesday. October -. 1901, MYDDEI Ton
Evening star., 1901-10-23
HAIRED From second-clas. Rates.

The Post Office Department has issued
notice to all postmasters, announcing Sec
ond list of serial publications barred from
the second-class mail privileges because
they do not come within the requirements
of the amended regulations. Both back
numbers and future issues of such publica-
tions hereafter must pay the third-class
rate OF one cent for each two ounces or
fraction. and the pestmasters have been in
structed to cancel the certificates of second
class entry In these cases. There are
forty in all Of these, many of which
are well-known serials. There are nineteen
published in New York city, eight in Chi
cago. six in Boston. three in Philadelphia.
two in Augusta. Ne. and one each in Gin
cinnati and ST. Louis.
Evening star., 1901-10-23

FRANK +. Davis, aged fifteen, who, a few
Gays ago, ran away from his home at Ball
ston, Va, was this afternoon picked up
by Detective Reynolds on a lot at the cor
ner OF Sd and streets northeast He
was sent to the house of detention.
Evening star., 1901-10-23

Alice II. Kidwell has instituted suit for
divorce against George A. Kidwell, aIleg-
ing desertion and abandonment John T..
McNally is solicitor for the complainant.