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Evening star., 1901-07-23
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. 2-Justice Bradley.
Trundle agt. Kimbal; rule to show cause
discharged Knott agt. Knott; rule to
show cause discharged. Gill agt. Gill; ap-
pearance of absent defendants ordered.
Carter agt. Williams; trustee required to
pay money due Alice G. Carter ct al. West
agt West proof ordered taken before
Thos. Fl. Titnam. examiner Barrow agt
leave granted to file supplemental petition.
Harper agt. Randalls heirs; decree by ad-
verse possession.
Circuit Court No. 2-Justice Bradley.
United States eX rel. Stoddard agt. Jen-
kins ct al; order allowing attorneys to
withdraw. Fay agt. Gilbert; motion to set
aside demurrer overruled.
Probate Court-Justice Bradley
Estate of Ellen e Dyer; inventory and
proof of publication and statement for ac-
count filed. Estate of Cyrus A. Brewer;
inventory and statement for account filed
In re Carrie V. Kaiser; receipt filed. Es-
tate of VIM. Ann Simms; petition for pro-
bate Of will filed. Estate of Emma L.
Eshleman; will partly proved. Estate of
John F. Dyer; account filed Estate of
David A. Irwin; commission returned duly
executed. Estate of Edward Flaherty; pc
ttion for letters of administration filed
Estate of John Seitz: summons returned
served. Estate of David A Irwin: Will ad-
mitted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Adele d. Irwin: bond, $500. Es-
tate Of Della S. Gott; will dated July 1S,
1900. Estate of Margaret A Frizzeil; petit
ton for probate of will filed.
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E street southeast between 9th and 7th
streets-Juliana Wilson ct vIr, Samuel, to
Julia w. Earnshaw, lot 21 square S76; s..
Pennsylvania avenue southeast between
18th and 18th streets-Same to Anna NJ,
Wilson, part of lot 3, square 1919; IS,
Ninth street northwest between NJ and N
streets-The Washington City Orphan
Asylum to Samuel T. and Walter E. Stott,
part of lot %, square 400; s..
Meridian Hll-David Cranmer ct ux. to
Blanche L. Cranmer, part of lot 4, block
12; $40.
Langdon Park-Ira j. Baker ct ux. to
Henry c. Wilmarth, lot ., block 2s; $40
Deanwood Heignts--John w. Gregory ct
ux to Charles H. Strother, lot 3, square
Ivy City-Elizabeth Brannagan to Mar
tha p. A. Holmes, lot 10, block 6; $1O0.
Martha T. A. Holmes to Elizabeth Branna-
gan, lot 0, block +; 500.
lnter-Ocean building-Nathaniel Wilson,
receiver. to Frank E. Evans, part of orig
inal lots % and %, square 377, $50, 600
FRANK r. Evans conveys same property to
John Cammack and John c. Eckloff, trus-
tees; So.
Holmead Manor-Wm. w. Jones ct ux
to Mary M. Queen lot 81, block IS; $40.
u street southwest, between 9th and 10th
streets-James M. Pipes ct ux to Floyd E.
Davis trustee, lot 8, square 3S9; $40.
9th street northeast between East Cap
ltol and streets-Benj f. Leighton ct al.
trustees, to George w. Carll part original
lot II, square 919; $2,SOO
halorama Heights-Wm. B. Kurtz ct ux
ct a. to Galen l.. TAFT, lot g. block s;
$6,3OO
American University Park-John D. Crois-
SAINT ct al, trustees, to LIE Roy Crawford
lots and I, block 7; $1,000
NaVal observatory crcle-John w
thompson, surviving trustee, to United
$S5,97655.
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Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following: :"
White-Harry R. sfsson and Aimee Rich;
james ). Ryan and Mary E. Sullivan; Rob
ert u. Phillips Of Washington and Rena H.
Myers OF staunton, Va. Lloyd R. Young
Fannie Sanford Carter both of Loudoun
county, Va: Max Pasternak, and BERTHE
sperllng; Edward J. De Atley and Elenor
a a. Jones Of Westmoreiand county Va;
Douglas G. Moxley and Bertha D. Hamann;
Calvert c: Corder of Culpeper. Va, and
Colored-Lemuel Watkins and Sarah
and Katie D. Cromwell Of Montgomery
county, Nd; Albert Norwood and Carrie
Russell.
Evening star., 1901-07-23
Why the Concord Returned.

The report of Lieutenant Commander
Minett of the gunboat Concord as to the
circumstances which brought that ship
back from Alaska without orders has been
received at the Navy Department. The
officer says that Commander Knox. who
was in command of the vessel at the time
she went north, was taken severely Ill and
had to relinquish command. There was no
means Of sending him back or of leaving
him in a place where suitable attention
could be given him. Under the circum-
stances it was deemed essential that the
ship should carry back the sick officer The
department has accepted this explanation
as sufficient.
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OF SPECIAL INTEREST
TO HAY FEVER SUFFERERS.

Sufferers from hay fever and summer catarrh
will be interested to learn that there 10 a new,
simple, inexpensive but effective home treatment
for this obstinate and baf1ing disease and that a
little booklet fully describing the treatment will be
mailed free to any by addressing the F. A.
Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich.
Doubtless this statement Of a cure and positive
preventative of hay fever Will be received with
skepticism by the thousands who have found the
only relief every year 4 change Of climate dur
ing the summer months.
But whether skeptical or not, 1t will cost moth
ing to investigate this treatment. Simply send
name and address a postal card to F. A. Stuart
Co., Marshall, Mich., for the booklet, which, be-
sides describing the treatment. contains q concise
treatise on the cause and character Of this peculiar
disease. N23,3,7
Evening star., 1901-07-23
FOR MOUDERER DOYLE'S ARREST
Justice Carr Will Probably Get S75
and John Cross $25,

Arthur Carr. justice of the peace, who
arrested Charles Doyle. the alleged mur-
oerer, Friday afternoon near Hyattsville,
tWenty-four hours after he had killed
howard Dent. has filed his claim for the
sloo reward offered In the case by Major
sylvester John Cross, the young colored
man upon whose information the arrest
was made. also filed a claim. He does not
think he is entitled to the whole amount,
but, as the arrest was due to his actions
In following the alleged murderer and
pointing him out to Mr.. Carr, he thinks he
should get part of the money Major Syl-
Vester VIII recommend the payment of S75
to Carr and SO to Cross
Evening star., 1901-07-23
The Post EXCHANGE.

One OF the features OF the National
Guard encampment that has afforded the
soldier boys good bit of enjoyment is the
post exchange, where several varieties of
soft drinks, peanuts, sandwiches and the
like are obtainable. The exchange Is under
the direction Of the commiSsary depart
ment. 1t has been heartily Endorsed by the
Young Mems Christian Association officials
as a guardsman who wishes temperance
refreshments is not compelled to go out
side of the limits of the camp grounds to
secure such.
This. like all other National Guard en-
campments, has its amusing aspects Un-
der militia canvas the usually staid and
solemn gentlemen from the city lay aside
their dignified manners and seem bound as
IN common bond of sympathy, to the uni
versal good humor and funmaking Of his
younger comrades. A typical example of
this rollcking spirit was noted yesterday
afternoon on the pike leading from the
camp to LeeSburg. Six guardsmen, four of
whom are well-known business men of
Washington, were marching along the
dusty roadway singing and greeting in
friendly terms every traveller they passed.
The half dozen funmakers marched in COL
umn of threes, keeping step to the music
OF their own voices. Their leader the
youngest, but by no means appearing the
happieSt, wore a burleSQue German army
helmet and carried tiny tin sword, while
his companions each bore upon their shoul-
ders at the position of right shoulder a
popgun purchased in the neighboring town.
The men with the popguns also wore the
burlesque helmet of the army of the kaiser
The humor of the situation, and the cause
of all this pomp and circumstance followed
in the person Of the valet de chambre of
the captain who commands the company
to which the paraders are connected. This
aged colored individual trudged along after
in rear of his escort, carrying first on one
shoulder and then on the other, cot in
tended for the use Of '~The Captain" The
pageant constituted an escort for the cap
t.in q
Evening star., 1901-07-23
Skull Fractured by n Fall.

Edward Gatewuod. cOIored. twenty-five
years old of 2129 Virginia avenue north
west, sustained a serious fracture of the
skull and other serious injuries about .
o'clock last night by falling from a second
story porch in rear of AL y street north
west. Mary ClarksOn. a colored child. 40
Years old. fell with him. but was not in
Jured- This afternoon a the Homeopat lic
Hospital il was stated that. although the
patient had not regained consciousness he
might recover
Evening star., 1901-07-23
ASSIGNED TO REGIMENTS.
Stations of Army Officers Recently APP
pointed.

BY direction of the acting secretary 'of
war the following assignments to regi-
ments of officers recently appointed are
announced: Arthur NJ Graham, 1st Caval-
ry; Edward r. Coppock, Sd Cavalry; Rob
ert w. Lesher, 10th Cavalry; Edmund A
buchanan 9th Cavalry; Thomas B, Estey
9th Cavalry; Robert r. Love, 9th Cavalry
Albert ]. Mohn, 4th Cavalry; Horace N
Munro, 1st Cavalry; William F. Wheatley
9Th Cavalry: David l.. Roscoe, 1st Cavalry
Raymond S. Bamberger, 7th Cavalry; Ho.
mer E. Lewis, Both Infantry; Floyd c.
Miller, 1st Infantry; John ]. Mudgett, 5tf
Infantry; George C. Mullen, 21st Infantry
Daniel A. Nolan, 9Th Infantry; George w
Sager, 10Th Infantry; Kneeland s. Snow
9th Infantry; William c. Stoll. 11th Infan-
try; Charles w. Tillotson, 10th Infantry
Kenneth P. Williams, 1st Infantry, Nolan
18th Infantry: John A. Brockman 7th In
fantry; Charming E. Delaplane, 26th Infan-
try; Benjamin D. Foulois, 18th Infantry
Dwight B. Lawton. 30th Infantry; Frank
Farnham, Goth Infantry; Hu B. Myers. 9th
Cavalry; George j. Ogden, 10th Cavalry
Henry r. Richmond. 1st Cavalry; Julien
e. Gaujot, 10th Cavalry; George T. Bow
18th Cavalry: Alvin K. Baskette, Sd In
fantry; Robert T. Crawford, LIST Infantry
Rufus B. Clark. Sd Infantry; Perrin L.
Smith. 10th Infantry; Claude S. Fries 9th
Infantry: Joseph H. Griffiths. 27th Infan-
try; Ernest Van D. Murphy, 9th Infantry
Edward Y. Miller, 29th Infantry; John p
Hasson, 9th Cavalry; Anton Fl. Schroter
9Th Cavalry; Frederick G. Turner 9Th Cav
airy; John E. Hemphill, Sd Cavalry; Thorn
as H. Jennings. 7th Cavalry; Louis H. Kill
bourne, sth Cavalry; Basil NJ Rittenhouse
11th Cavalry; Richard w. Walker, Sth Cav.
airy; Edwin 8. Hartshorn. 14th Infantry
Walter E. Gunster, 1th Infantry; Brady G.
Ruttencutter, 1st Infantry; Eugene P
Crowne. 4th Infantry: Francis H Lomax <
9TH Infantry; Samuel D. McAlister, 18th
Infantry; Ode c. Nichols, 4th Infantry.
Evening star., 1901-07-23

Burglars visited the house of Mr. Simon
Wolf. No 1856 1 street northwest, about
l2:3o o'clock this morning, and made so
much noise in forcing open the door that
they aroused persons in the house and
were frightened away before they secured
any plunder. The police are making an
investigation.
Evening star., 1901-07-23
MORTUARY RECORD.
Fourteen Deaths Reported in r
Twenty-Four Hours.

Fourteen Deaths Reported In Past
Tventy-FOur Hours.
The following deaths were reported to the
health office during the twentyfour hours
ending at noon today:
Albert Washington, eighty-four years;
James Kelly Mangum, forty-two years;
Mollie Haley, forty-one years; Joseph
johnson, twenty-six years; Moses Gather
eighteen years; Gracy Humphrey. eighteen
years; Samuel Shaw, two years; John l..
Madden, one year; Oscar Brown, nine
months; Ada Pegrom, seven months; Wey-
man Finley, one month; Mary Madeline
Lang, twenty-four days; infant of Helen
OBrien one day; infant of Rhoda Graves
one daV.
Evening star., 1901-07-23
Overhauling of the San Frauctsco.

The cruiser San Francisco, which has
been undergoing repairs at the Norfolk
navy yard since the close of the Spanish
war. will be placed in commission October
1, and will probably be assigned to the
South Atlantic station as flagship, taking
the place of the Chicago, which has been
withdrawn and assigned as flagship Of the
European squadron. The San Francisco
has been thoroughly modernized in every
way. She has been fitted with modern
appliances, and her old-fashioned guns
have been converted into rapid FIRE.
Evening star., 1901-07-23
Took Overdosc of Laudanum.

Josephine Johnson, colored, living at 113
Reeves street northwest, was given treat
ment at Freedman's Hospital last night
for an overdose of laudanum. The police
report that the woman took the poison with
suicidal intent. She recovered In short
time and returned home.
Evening star., 1901-07-23
Trustee Ordered to Pay.

Judge Bradley has signed an order re-
curing Eugene F. Arnold to pay to L.
Cabell Williamson, attorney for Alice Car
ter and Henrietta Marshall, the sum OF
$633.9o, the proceeds of a sale of property
persons named.
Evening star., 1901-07-23

innovation, and has already proven valua-
ble In absolute absence of accidents as a
result Of contact with them by horsemen
This small command is doing entirely
satisfactory work. Its heavy labor is rrac-
ucally completed and the men are now en-
gagged operating their lines These are to
be used only ten days, but they have been
put up with a care and thoroughness that
would enable them to be continued in ac-
tive service for years II necessary
Evening star., 1901-07-23

meeting unde, the auspices Of the Afro
american Council was held last evening at
snlioh Baptist Church. Speeches were
made by Prof. Jesse lawson. Rev, DR.. ].
Anderson. Taylor and others.
Evening star., 1901-07-23
A Tent on Fire
Practice in Gun Firing,

The artillery target practice begun yes
terday was concluded today. The firing
was watched with interest, not only by
many of the guardsmen, but by throng of
the local citizens as well. When the prac-
uce yesterday had been discontinued it was
found that the target was very much dis
inquired. Fragments of the shells were ca
serly gathered up by the guardsmen for
souvenirs
Two gatlins guns, the property of the
District National Guard reached Leesburg
by express yesterday afternoon. They will
be used during the field maneuvers Fri
day The details for the exercises have not
yet been completely arranged. A nearby
farmer called at headquarters late yester-
day and entered a complaint regarding the
artillery practice. He said that while at
work in one of his fields some of the bull
let's whistled passed him, not very far dis
tant. He remarked that he would not have
minded the occurrence if he could have
retaliated.
The complaining countryman finally
agreed to postpone his moving this morn
Ing until the practice should have been
completed. He also accepted an invitation
to come to camp and witness the disfisure-
ment of the target. The morning drill to-
day was from 7:15 to 9:15 o'clock. being
advanced two hours, that the work of
the men might not be Interrupted by the
artillery firing.
Evening star., 1901-07-23
Great Interest in Artillery Target
Practice at Camp 0rdway,
NATIVES STORY OF WHISTLING BALLS
Health of the Camp Continues to
Be Excellent.
VISIT OF GENERAL MILES
Special From a Staff Correspondent.

Special From Staff Correspondent.
CAMP ORDWAI, LEESBURG, Va, July
23.-The troops of the District of Columbia
National Guard tomorrow will have the
honor of receiving at Camp Ordway the
lieutenant general commanding the army Of
the United States, and the members of his
staff Gen. Miles and his party, in a pri-
vate car attached to the regular train,
scheduled to leave Washington at $40
o clock in the morning, will arrive at Lees
burg about quarter before 10 o'clock. The
visitors will be met by Gen. Harries and
his staff. Horses will be provided for Gen.
Miles and those accompanying him and
the head of the army will be escorted to
the camp. AS he enters the inclosure the
salute to which he is entitled will be fired
and other honorS accorded the distinguish
ed guest. special review of the troops
is to be arranged The start on the re-
turn trip will probably be made about !
o clock in the afternoon.
The Secretary of War will be received at
Camp Ordway Thursday. He will travel
on a special train, and it is not yet known
just when he will arrive.
The brigade paid due courtesy yesterday
to Major Theodore Mosher United States
army, retired, who is the adiutant general
of the militia Major Mosher is now on
leave of absence from the brigade, and will
general the 3fst of next month, this course
being due to i'll health. Major Mosher was
met at the railroad station yesterday
morning by several officers of the gener-
al staff and was escorted into camp. He
made an inspection of the grounds and wit
messed the brigade parade in the evening.
After the parade was dismissed all the
commissioned officers assembled and indi-
vidually bade the highly respected adjutant
general goodbye.
According to Major Mosher the present
camp is the best site ever occupied by the
District National Guard, and the work in
progress has never before been equaled by
the citizen soldiery of Washington, anu
Major Mosher ought to know.
A Tent on Fire.
Some little excitement was occasioned
about l o'clock this morning, when one of
the sentinels at headquarters called for
the guard and a moment later yelled
fire" Gen. Harries and the officers of the
general staff and others were out of their
tents In an instant in various stages of
undressed uniform. 1t was discovered that
a tent, occupied by three of the colored
employees, was ablaze. The canvas struc-
ture was hastily, ieveled to the ground and
with water and blankets the flames were
eXtinguiShed.
Il was getting ready to go to bed when
l woke up and smelt something burning" :"
was the explanation, somewhat difficult to
understand, advanced by one OF the col
nv
Evening star., 1901-07-23

HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
ouce OF Treasurer. 1907 Pa. ave.; Of Secretary
2lS5 Ii st. DIV.
Shares. $500 each.
- Monthly payments. 81 90 per share.
Monthly meetings, I'd Tuesday ey snins Of each
month, at W. corner Pa. and 10th st. NV.
goo per share can he obtained as a loan.
Monthly payment therefor, 81 per month
per cent interest allowed monthly payments
on stock, redeemed cancelled In settlements
which may be made at any time
Expenses for loans at lowest possible nruret
large amount of funds hand for thoee de-
string loans. ~ Wv
Applications for loans may be made at any time
to either OF the officers named below or AZ the
monthly meetings and be obtained without un-
necessary delay.
ANSoN S TAYLOR. President 1912 r st NV
GEO. W. LINkINS. Vice President, cor. ipth
and III SITS. NV.
W. II. wETZEL. Secretary a1so II St NV
EDWARD s. WESCoTT Treasurer 1907 Pa.
Evening star., 1901-07-23
TreSpass and Deposits.

"A number of unauthorized occupa lions
OF portions of the area were reported, un-
der date of January 3, 1870, to the proper
law officer of the government All of the
occupants have since then withdrawn, two
excepted, and who still occupy small por-
tions of the area between the northeast
erly shore line of the large tidal reservoir
and the Washington monument &C.
grounds. one of the portions of the area
being occupied by an ole and duapidated
building and the other by piles Of old lum-
Der, belonging to the two persons referred
to. The matter has again and recently
been reported.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-16

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