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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-30
A DOG CAUSES LITIGATION.
Suit Against the District Grows Out
of the Killing of a Canine.

In the case Of Marion G. Burrows
against the District, 10 recover $500
claimed as damages for the loss OF a
dog named Dandy, the jury yesterday To-
turned a verdict for the defendant. The
plaintiff alleged that the dog IN question
was taken from his premises on In, Ten
leyt0wu road by the PuundmCstgr and
killed under authority OF law.
Mr.. Burrows claimed that he had So
cured license TO keep dog. and that
tax rag had been issued 20 him The de-
fence. however. conJ,ndcd that the dog
was not taken from the premises Of the
owner. but was found on the street and
that II did not have "a tag on when cap
tUTed.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-30
EXPLORING IN THE ROCKIES.
A Party tn Measure High Points and
Rectffy Mistakes

HELENA. MJnL.~Cct. 3y.-Cieorge Bird
Grinncl. editor Of Forest and Stream 80
: O. Martin and AshbeI Barney. Of New
York city. ana others. accompanied by
Jack Monroe. a famous Montana guide
and mountain climber have left St
Mary's for the purpose Of measuring I'm
the main range of the Rockies near TIE
Canadian ine-..
The party will also take the altitude of
several " the highest points and rcctify
mistakes in the names OF several promi-
Uent places in that section that were
changed by the geological Snrrer
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-30
A WOMAN SHOOTS A BOY.
Fatal Ante-HaIIowe'en Franks ut
PIttsburE, PA.

PITTSBTBG. Pa, oct 30-WhiIe in
dulgiug I'm preliminary Halloween pranks.
Frank Bradley. fifteen years old, was kill
cd last night by Mrs Margaret Cameron.
a crowd Of boys gathered around the
grocery store of Mrs Cameron on KaeCh-
or Street and frightened her ten-year-
old son by playing ghost" Mrs Came
ron obtained revolver and. after having
warned the boys. fred four shots into the
crowd One of the bullets entered Brae-
lows ahdOmen.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-30
A STREET SHOOTING ARRAY.
One Person Killed and Two Wound
ed at NeKN MartinsrilIe. W N.

WHEELING. w Va. Oct 30.-Dr. 5 r
Lowther. Of New MartinsyiIIe. last night.
white on the street with his wife and
daughter. met Friend Cox. an oil eagi-
neer, Joseph Yaegrr. and clifford Auder-
son 4 shooting affair followed. ia which
Cox was instantly killed
Dr. LoWthVr was seriously wounded.
and Mrs LOWther was shot through the
right lung Both may die. Cox and his
wife separated several m.=ths ago. and
from that date the eumity between Cox
and LOWJher started
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-30

Pursuant TO the requirements Of an act Of Con
gress. entitled an act authorizing the Secretary
81 che Interior 20 sell q certain lot IN the Dis
trict % Columbia at public auction. approved
February 2s. 1901. and by direction Of the Sec
rotary Of the Interior. tha undersigned viii offer
Cor sale al public auction, in 'front.' Of the prem
Uses. on SATT RDAY THE NINTH Day OF No
NEMBER. A-D. 1901. AT HALF-PAST POUR
O'CLOCK P n, the EinS-descrIbed real
estate. situate II. the city OF Washington. Dis
trict n Colullbi4, % Wit All the right. title
interest. and. estate % the United States IN and
90 a certain Pot % land IL the city Of Washington
District of Columbia. known upon the plat or
plan ~ said city as Dot numbered ten UW In
square numbered ten hundred and i0rty-onc
GV4l
Terms. Ouc-tLird cash, the balance in one and
tyo yea-s with interest from the day OF sale
al five IS Der cent? per cent per annUr-. secured
by deed % trust on the property sold, OF al cash
at the option of the purchase A deposit %
$40 required upon acceptance of bid. n tens
Of sale are not complied with in - davS from
the dey % sale the Secretary Of the Interior re-
serves a.. right 60 resell the property A. the
risk and cost 81 The defluiyiEE purchaser. after
Ave DAYS advertisement OF such resale In some
newspaper published IN Washington. u. C. All
coHveyaHciEg recording. stamps. etc. az the
purchase cCSr-
JANIS y. RADCLIFFE. Auct-
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A MASSACHUSETTS MYSTERY.
secret Autopsy Performed on the
Body of nm Unknown Man.

NEWBURYPORT, Mass, oct. 5o-Thc
mystery Of the unknown man found dead
at Plum Island stiI remains uus0lv,d
The medical examiner. DR.. Hurd assisted
by DIR. Day, has performed an autopsy
and declines 20 make public what was
found. Or. Hurd said. however. that q
further examination was TO be- made and
the result Immediately communicated to
the district attorney.
Owing 10 the secrecy maintained 10y the
authorities, IL l. generally believed here
that a murder has been committed The
body has not Yet boon identined.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-30
AN ILLINOIS DECISION.
Justices Hold "a Woman Liable for
Her Husbands Tailor Bill.

sideratiOn Of the laws Of the States Of
Illinois. Iowa and New York and many
Of the decisions OF the courts of the three
States. the three justices Of the appellate
term Of the Supreme Court have just de-
Cided that Mrs. Sarah f. Dickinson is
legally liable To- George W. Mathews s.
Co. talors. of Chic8go. for SOD remain
ing due as balance Of the agreed price
Of e suit 4 clothes furnished by the tail
ors 10 her husband In December. IsJf
The decision was "Ttteu by Justice SIC
Adam and was coGcu rred in by Justices
Freedman and GiieT-leeve. 10 reversed
a decision I'm the Tenth District Municipal
Court which held that Mrs. Dickinson
was not liable for tn. money alleged 10 D..
the remainder due f5r her husband suit
Of clothes
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-30

is there nausea. p
Are you costiveF'
is there vomiting
DO you belch up gasT'
Have you watcrbrsshg'
Are you nght-hcadedP'
SIS your tongue coztedg'
DO you hawk ard spitF"
is there pain after eatingr'
'A-S YOU nervous and weak -
edo YOU have sick hezd1cheSF'
do you boat up after eatingr'
is there disgust Tor breasfastT'
''Have you distress after eatIuzs"
els your throat flled with slimeT'
''Do you az tiues have diarrhoeag
Els there a rush 0f blood % the head 9"
III r0u get up suddenly are you dizzy
els there constant senszri1u In The s-0nacLe
Stomach Disease does not remain stationary. .
il keeps getting a little wore al The time A
simple form becomes a screve form, thus rh0se
who rely remedies for giving relief for stem
ach di1hculties 60 on from simple Indigestion %
Catarrh u the stomach ard FROM Catarrh NJ The
Stomach 20 Chronic GasJriris. and from Chronic
Gastritis % Ulcer Of the Stomach. ans from
Ulcer % the stomach 70 Cancer
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The poIIce aud FIremrn,. Pnrnhe-

The District Commissioners In connec-
tion with the Superintendent Of Police
and the Chief Engineer Of the Fire De
partment. today decided upon Thursday
December y. as the date Of the annual
police and nlcnnen's parade
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TIE ALblENTARY CANAL L Lower end
of 2esophsgu5 which conveys the food from she
throat Oh he stomach. 2 Cardiac end Of stom-
arh; 8 PyloriC end q stomach. &. Dled-uIrr-
5 Gall bladder g. O. 6. Small intesrines- g.. Cae-
cum; +, termltorn appendix; D. Ascending CO..
lo-5 10. Transverse colon. H. Beseead5nE colon
T. aigUold Texture, g. Rectum; "a. Anus . The
cL1denum IS continuous with the snail inres-
tines The small intestine ean3ries into she
large intestine or colon AZ the caccum- The ar
rows indicate the direction which the contents
Of the bowels must take in passing through the
aIimeutarv canal
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TO HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES.
The District Bar to Pay Tribute to

The District Bar TO Pay Tribute to
Its Dead
Memorial exercises On honor of the
members Of the District bar who have
recently died. will b. held on Friday next
I'm Circuit Court room No. 2. The cxer-
cises viii De held under the auspices Of
the Washington Bar Association and VIII
he presided over by Chaplin Brown, pres
id.ut of the association
Among those in reference 20 the mem
DRY of whom action will Soc taken are
Walter j.. Davidge. jeremiah II. Wilson,
James r Edwards Cai3sron Carlisle,
Frank r. Browning. John CriJcher. o. D.
Barrett. and George r Payne. all OF
whom died within the last few months.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-30

The bronchial tubes sustain the same relation
% the lung tissue as Do the branches Of a
tree % the foliage. The most important part Of
a tree are its branches. 80 It is with the lungs.
The most important part Of the lungs are the
bronchial tubes. and Jghen the bronchial tubes
are affected the lungs are proportionateiy dis
eased- Don't be deceived by your doctor when
he SAYS "onIy your bronchial tubes are Affected 30
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-30

Whatever youz affection. whether it be Deaf
ness OF Bronchial troubles. or disease Of St0m-
ach. Liver. or Kidneys, or Rheumatism. OF Hay
Fever. or Nervous disease Or CatarrE Of any
form. you are welcome 70 a personal ezamina-
ton FREE d cost.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-30
4 Temporary French Loan.

PARIS, oct 30.-The Government has
arranged temporary loan from the
French banks. 10 cover its present wants
The banks VIII be repaid from The funds
raised through the Chinese indemnify
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

IL JUSTICES COURT OK THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA JOHN 5ACuBY. PLAINTIFF.
vs. GEORGE r. COCHNONER, DEEE'.D-
ANT-AT LAW so. $3.50
A summons IA due foru having been issued
out of tHis court TO 81 lawful constable OF this
District for the said defendant and the same
having been by sid constable returned mot
found 10 IL hereby ordered that ~aii defend
ant cause his appearance Co De- entered herein
Ola or before the 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. A.
d., 1901. otherwise ite cause Uiu be Proceeded
LEWIS T. O-NEAL.
Justice Of the Peace. D. C.
N THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A SPECIAL TERM
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS. n RE
ESTATE OF CHARLES g.. BEChERT- De-
ceasrd.-N0. I045s. Administration Docket =
Application haviug been made 90 the supreme
Court of the District 81 Columbia holding q
special term Tor Orphans Court business Tor
probate Of the last viii and testament Of Cha les
A. Beykert and for letters testamrutarv On aid
estate. by Ida n. Beckett be IS ordered tins pa
day OF October 1901, that notice Is hereby given
Co tine three unknown children OF the said
Charles A. Bscsert. and to all others concerned.
Co appear -aId court on MONDAY. TIfE ZITU
DAY or NOVEMBER. A d. 1901, AT 10 O'CLOCK
A NJ. 90 show cause Why sJrh application should
not be granted This notice shall be pub{f-reI
in the Washington Law Report=E' and Washing
t'u Times once IN each OF three successive week,
irst publication 20 be not less than thirty days
fore said return daV-
y the Court.
JOB BARNARD Justice.
Attest
LOUIS A. DENT. Register of wills.
WILL W DOUGLAS. Alornry tar Applicant
~ THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
uF COLI NBlA THIS THE 18Th DAY OF
OCTOBER 1901 MARY FBOEBER vs. An
DREW FROEREK-NO. 52,5la. EQUITY
DOC MT No 81
uu motion Of the complainant, hv A. g..
Dubois and Edward $ Bailey. her solicitors il
Is ordered that the defendant Andrew Erl--er
cause his appearance 90 Pc entered herein on ar
before the hrst rule day occurring forty DAYS
after this days otherwise the CauS- VIII BE- pro
teeted with as IN case Of default.
Provided q copy OF this order be- published
once week for three successive weeks IN the
Washington Law Reporter and the Washington
Times The object Of this suit Is 10 obtain a
divorce from the bond Of marriage on the ground
Of deserti0u.
BY the Court,
A. g. HACNER, Justice. etc.
True Copy-Tcst.
j. r. YOJNC, Clerk. etc.
By NJ A. CLANCY Asst. Clerk
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-30

you have Cltarrh Bronchial. or Lung
Trouble consult Dr. Shade free o. charge. Thirty
years practice Located in Washington over
ten years
Reference; Captain Barnes. si2 2sth 81 nv.
Ms zoller. s0s 81 NV; ". T Crump. So.
1884 9th St NV; ". ?. Lees. A IL. S0a Il 81
HE.. Henry r. Drew. cured Of brain sad nervous
trouble. I{s3 Corcoran 81 NV: " sanford
Brown. esq, III Pa Ave. cured Of eoasunp-
tion. weighed % pounds. nov weighs 80; Mrs
BERTHE Hughes. 900 9Th ST sw-. cured q con
sumption o. the lungs and catarrh. Ms D. (
Graves. ITO SD s. nv, cured o. asthma and
lung trouble, Miss Mary T. McKim. 55s 3
St. se-, cured Of pulmonary consumption and
cztarrh-
Special attention given 70 complicated cases.
c4tarh lung. kidney, B-ight's disease brain.
and nervous diseases. and e-I diseases o TIE
human bodv- Hours to e, sunday, 10 10
p H. Corner 18th and @.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-30

No cure for sick snd nervous Leadaches Ike
Royal Headache Tablets. Prompt safe.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-30
DIsEAsE o. sroMAcH-

DISEASE OF STOMACH.
This condition may result from
several causes, but the usual cause
Is cRtarrh, the mucus dropping
down into the throat and being
ax.nIIorred.
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stops the Cough
and Works on the Cold

Laxative Bromo-Quiuine Tablets cure a cold in
one day No cure, pay. Price p cents
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-30
ATCTION SALE
JAMES " RADCLIFFE. AUcuoSEER.

JAMES " RADCLIFFE. AUCTIOSEER.
Government Sale of UnimprOVed
Real Estate on 18th Street,
Between c and D Streets
Southeast, Having a Frontage
of OIL feet s inches, by a
Depth OF lis feet, to a 3O-fOot
Alley, Containing about 6,97I
Square Feet.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-30

II you cannot come to the Onice
send for home trentrue1t.
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Sf.5O
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PIANO TUNlNG--F- T. BABENDRETFR Piano
Tuner and Rcpairer. takes pleasure In informing
MS irlercs and customers thar he has resumed
his position - superintendent IN charge % the
tuning department Of JOHN + ELLIS z CO
which he formerly held for so many years AIi
orders FIX tuning and repairs sent % him IN care
q JOHN F. ELLIS s co. No. sS7 Penna ave.
VII re-eIye his p-ompt and faithful attention
r T. BABESDREIER
sI3 NeE YORK avenue.
ia ing secured the exclusive services Of Nr
F. L. BABENDREIER. expert tuner and repaire-
Of pianos. organs and musical instruments who
formerly Tor So long time Vas IN cha-ge o. our
tuning department and having increased facil-
tiles and advantages We respectfully solicit 4
continuation OF your patronage. All work E.lar-
aureed- JOHN ?. ELLIS & CO,
$50 PcnD1- avenue nv
MN Herman Nollner l. % longer IN cur
employ
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So = STREET.

FOR NURSING MOTHERS THAT Do NOT SUP
ply proper uaIrishmeut % their Infants
>lUTFS EMULSION Is most beneficial u vail
enrich The mothers milk. give her strength and
thus properly H0urish the child
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SPECIAL NOTICE. wiI not be responsible fo-
any debts contracted b. Ey wife. sarah Brown
on AID after this date HENRY BROWN
October IS. 1901
MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION. No. I5l.
VIII close thei- charter Friday. November L
l9oI- + n TANSILL, secretary, .lS 9th So. nv.
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JOB BARNARD. Justice.

LOUIS A. DENT. Register of Wills.
WILL W Dol GLAS AIIgrnry :ar Applicant
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AFFAIRS OF POOTOERICES.
An Exhaustive Report by the Be
partment's Auditor.

PeriIs Incident tn Defective Methods
Referred tO-COmment ON Rob
beries-GOvernmc Control Of Tel
eErRPh and Telephone Discussed.
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OF NJ, Clerk, etc.
b. CLANCY. Asst. Clerk
Evening star., 1901-02-19
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. 1-Justice Hagner.
Harvest agt. Harvest; testimony before D.
A. Lynham, examiner, ordered taken.
Laugnlin agt Laughlin; do. before Joseph
Harper Rodney agt Rodney; rule on de-
fendant returnable February 20 granted
Hickey agt Hickey; alimony and counsel
fees allowed.
Bankruptcy Court-Justice Hagner.
In re w. Danenhower; rule on creditors
returnable March granted.
Equity Court No. 2-Justice Bradley
Lawrenson agt. Lawrenson; order over
ruling motion for alimony and counsel fees.
Seal agt Seal ct al; auditors report con-
firrned. Armes agt, Platt; decree enJoining
defendant as prayed. Ferry agt. Premkert;
auditors report confirmed and distribution
ordered Cook agt, Lewis; reference to au-
ditor to state ac1ouHt between parties.
Turner agt. Johnson; proof ordered taken
before Fountain Peyton. examiner. In re
Mary r. Overton. nIunatic: auditors report
confirmed and distribution ordered. Scott
agt. Key; order restraining Moses & Sons
from further prosecuting suit at law.
Circuit Court No. 1ssChief Justice Bing-
5iflam.
on trial. Appeal docker; except Nos. % and
Is: certified to Criminal Court No. for
trial.
Circuit Court No. 2LJustice clabaugh.
Snlteo states use etc., agt. Jones ct al. !;
Judgment on verdict for defendant for
ooS' Niooh dS t5bulty, Oh TRIAL.
Criminal Court No. t1-Justice Barnard.
Uni ed States agt. Logan Scott, violating
pension law; on trial.
Criminal Court No 2-Justice Cole.
United States agt. Samuel R. Beach. en-
Dezzlement; sentence, West Virginia perii-
tentiary for three years United States agt
Gilbert B.. Towles, forgery: recognizance,
10000, taken. with j. Blake Kendall and
Eowin Harris suretfes.
Probate CouFt-Justfce Cole.
Estate or John NJ. Rynex; will dated Sep
tember 20. 1894. filed. Estate of Mary
Miles; will fully proved. Estate Of Robert
ioomb; do. Estate of Julia Pumphrey; pc
utlon Tor letters of administration fled Es-
tate OF Michael Carroll; statement for ac-
count filed. In re- John d. Cooley; state
ment for account filed Estate Of Conrad
Wurdig; proof of publication and state
ment for account filed. Estate Of John Mo-
Carthy; do Estate of Orson ]. Bestor; Pc
tition for probate Of will and order of pub
Hcation. Estate of Jane II. Everett; will
admitted to probate and letters testament
ary granted to Lewis j. Davis and Ella NJ
Thompson; bond $500. Estate OF Edward
Evening star., 1901-02-19
Hotel Arrivals,

Arlington-S. A. Ammon, Pittsburg; DR..
D. Reynolds, Louisville, KY; F. X. Pad
dock, Pittsfeld, Mass; w. w. Fuller, New
York: w. N. Thomas, Philadelphia; A. H.
Childs. Pittsburgh Mrs. T. j. Grow, Calves
ton: Mrs. l. c. Bates, Providence, R. 1.
Shoreham-R. Scott, Lockport, N. Y; S.
L. Powers, VIM. NJ. Flanders. Boston; A.
B. Burchfeld, Pittsburg; Wilson M. Day,
Cleveland: ]. A. Titcomb. Maine; P. N.
Gonzalez, Spain; r. T. Crane, jr., Chicago;
York.
Willard's-S Krebs, Somerset, Pa; L. R.
e. Paulin. Philadelphia; A. c. Osborn, u.
8. A: r. w. Lossiter, North Carolina; Mrs.
B. F. Gray, jr., st. Louis; Mrs. G. F. Gill
key. Oshkosh, Wis.
Riggs-H. H. Lippert, Milwaukee,; ]. R.
Gilmore, Norfolk, Va; r. H. Band. De-
troit, Mich; A. de Colbert, Paris; E. D.
Emerson. Boston: T. R. Levy, San Fran
cisco, Cal
Ebbitt-J. g. Wood, Savannah. Ga: J. w.
Robe. Albany. N. Y; Chas. B. Hall. Z. .S.A. !;
J. T. McAdams, Lowell, Mass; D. T.
O'Brien, jr, New York; ]. E. Oldham, Bos-
ton.
Miss Irene Van Brugh, Isabelle Downes.
Ada Ferrar, Miss E. Seahy, Galveston Mrs
Katharine Ramey, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Wiley, Mr. and Mrs. H. ]. Hollister. Grand
Rapids, Mich; j. A. Mason, Baltimore.
NoTpaRdieGhas oans an nooEhes saos
Newark. N. j.; James F. Connolly. New
ark Geo. Murphy, Cape Nome, Alaska: DR..
Chas. B. Penrose, Philadelphia: H. @. Hfg-
gins. Baltimore, Md; Joseph Hensler, New
ark, N. j.
Cochran-E P. North and wife, New
York; Geo. C. Van Portre, Philadelphia;
II. H. Suplee, New York: Mrs. q. r. Doug
lass, New York; Miss c. e. Colwell. New
Evening star., 1901-02-19

York: Alex. C. Proudft. New York; Mrs
II. w. Hardon, New York: Saml. G. Meier
Chicago Miss Thayer. Brooklyn, N. Y;
Mrs. c. w. Chapel. New London: Miss G.
8. Wetmere, New London; Miss De Witte,
Brooklyn; Irene De Witte, Brooklyn;
Addin De Witte. BROOKLYN; Mrs. Jno. z.
Peters and maid, New York; Miss H. T.
Robinson, New York; w. B. Brown and
wife, st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. II.
Perry, Southport, Conn; Miss Carolyn 3.
Perry, Southport, Conn; P. A. Hebner.
Philadelphia: Mrs. H A. Sterns, Paw
tucket, r. l.; ]. T. Burr Boston; Nicholas
r. Wall and wife, st. Louis.
Metropolitan-James H. Savage, New
York; D. o. Everett. Atlanta, Ca; Chas.
w. Hester, Virginia: L. H. Gibson, James
vile, Ohio; C. E. Hubbeli and wife. New
York; J. 8. Brooks. Mississippi; A. G. Rich
ardson, Rochester, N. Y; VIM. Huges.
Newark. N. j.; N. J. Wheeler and wife.
Providence. R. l.: J. A. c. Keith. Warren
ton, Va; w. P. Lay, Gadsden, Ala: Harris
Weif. New York; E. w. Spiman, Warren
ton, Va: w. T. Carey, New York
Johnson-A. c. Blanchard. wife and son,
Montpelier, Vt: w. E. Baker. Elkins. w.
Va; Edw. H. Watson, jr New York: A. s..
Eisenhower, Philadelphia, Pa; c. A. John
son, Chicago T. w. Swift, Boston, Mass.
Evening star., 1901-02-19

Potomac street northwest, above NJ street
-Edw D. Purcell to VIM. A. Carter. pari
lots Is and 10. square 1907; so Stamps
$3.50.
American University Park-Jno. D. Crois-
SAINT ct al, trustees, to Ellsworth Potter, loi
80, block 13; $780, Same to Amelia Sayman
lot 40, block 10: $500. Same to Julius W.
Chamberlin. lot Is. block 2; $780, Same to
Howard B. Schultz, lot 25. block 6; $500,
Tennessee avenue northeast between E
and F streets-Elizabeth L. Lavender et
vir. Fleming J. to George Iden. lot IA
square1O52; $40 (stamps, So.
Widows Mite-George Truesdell ct ux. to
Iowa Apartment House Company part
block 2: SO (stamps, 500.
.Whitehaven. st. Philip and Jacob--Edw.
Shoemaker ct ux. to VIM. ]. Dante. part;
$40 (stamps, 80 cents).
Alley between R and s. 18th and 18th
streets northwest-Winnie A. Winfield ct
vir. Daniel to James H Winslow, lot 65,
square 276; $40 (stamps. 90 cents)
Chichester-Eva 8. Cochran ct vir, VIM.
F. to Anna v. Wells. part lot 149; 81, 500
Wesley Heghts-Grace NJ. Moore to VIM.
Evening star., 1901-02-19

r. =. II. Merritt, lot "A. block 25; $40 (stamps
80 cents). Nip''
Alley between E and F. North Capitol and
ISL streets-Daniel K. Jackson to George NJ.
Moore, lot 124, SO. 62S; $40.
FIRST street northwest between D and E
-streets-Mary Wilson ct vir. John to Owen
$: and Eleanor G. Edmonston lot O. so. go:
$40 (stamps, 81.
Nineteenth street northwest between r
and 5 streets-Joseph F. Collins to Alfred
). Gillett, part of lot 49, SO. 10; $4,000.
street northwest between 14th and 18th
streets-Hosea b. Moulton ct al, trustees.
4O3.75. " 81 NV'' $''
Harlem-Thos. H. Pickford ct ux. to Jesse
w W: .ds starr part lots 2. and 4; $40 (stamps,
NO. IIl2 Lincoln avenue northeast-Jesse
w: Starr ct ux. to Samuel w. Pickford. part
(stamps, 81 5O
sixth street northwest between p and q
streets-Jno. A. Schaefer ct al, trustees, to
Benedict Roth and Henry J. Rupert, lot
"a, SO. AS; 6,4OO.
Evening star., 1901-02-19
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-Samuel P. Rinker and Virginia
Casgrove. both OF Frederick county, Md. !:
Benjamin Waters and BERTHE Davis, both
OF Alexandria, Va; Beverly D. Mankin Of
Loudoun county. Va. and Edith R. Nixon
B. Chenoworth. both of Baltimore Nd. !:
Anton H. Gullickson and Carrie E. Han
tord; David s. Lear Of Westport. Nd. and
Amelia Freeberger Of Baltimore, Nd: John
I; OBrien and Annie F. Murphy; Thomas
OConnor and Olga [. Sellhausen: Joseph
z. Smith and Effie T. Rhodes; Henry M.
Boland and Mary J. Dorsey. both of Ger
mantown. Nd; William 8. Hodges and Nell
lie w. Leport; Charles Webel and WiIhel-
nina M. Miller; George H. Brock and Lucy
A Hull. both of Hightown, Va.
Colored-Robert Berry and Julia Richa rd.
son: Charles Riley and Jennie TAYLOR,
Charles Lloyd and Hannah Lindsay; James
j. Chapman and Frances A. Bowen: CoIum
bus Sewell and Martha Hicks; Stepnev
Herndon and Mary C. Spriggs: Josenb
Manns and Gussie A. Jones: Robert e,
Moore and Leila Green.