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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01

Now = Mining Man En3oy~d Himself ~
the Height OF the Melon SEASON

FOR lHftt.-l fllEItE~ III iNWA Nf~AtA~
day evening Phoenix was not As dull
town As IL has been for some weeks OF
ever since the summer hcgira 10 the
coast set In. IA had O small beginning
AMI soon developed into a boom ir tic 4
watermelon trade. which resulted ina \
much prons to youthful melon broker !
vvhoSc ,fircs are M 80. 'sreca Mest /
Adams streei.
The watermelon corner was cr~i-
necrca by Mr.. Sparks. a mining man
from AlasSa. who had been in Phoenix
for the last two months. We had been
drinking some kind OF a fluid which not
only exhilarated him. bus also warmed
the cookies % his heart and consider
ably decreased the size and value OF
the silver dollar lie bought q water
melon and accidentally let DO fan on The
sidewalk. II hurs, open and the beau
+ tiful red inside put 90 in his mind 20
paint tho town red with watcrmclons.
That was kind OF frcscoinc thas had
never been heard OF before TIE bought
the load of melons ana burst them an
upon the sidewalk and soon surrounded
+ himself with al the small boys in tl1t
part of the city. y SNOWFALL battle in
Joly cnsucd. tho broken picces OF
melon were used in place OF snowhail~
The bows entered into Che sport with
zcst which pleased ttc mining man.
who now and then showed Dis aprrc-
citation hy showering pieces OF silver
among them Tine play became more
and more spirited until there were uo
more pieces 81 red watermelon hearts
leff bi- cuou~h to throw. ano the pros
ccss.on moved GA to rhr Pos office iruii
stand. lo tne cun-iernl .nn OFT thc
proprietor thc mnIn- mann began taS
.ne possession ot Ills watermelon, and
cantaioupes and hnrln- Them into tn,
street for fho delectauon ol hls Youth
I'm followers. some of Them wer,
. thrown at passing vehicles and at per
sons who had NOT been regularly cu
rolled in The game and who imagine,
- tbat something disordcrly was ro.n.
on.
The mining man threw cantalouDc
b into tnc a.r and offered 50 to rhe ho'
e who would catch taem. The scramble
began fo grow terrific. lut at llst o..
& the Watcrmcions and Che other mellon
. were exhausted. and then tho mIuin
mln picked up crates Df pluus ln
Z other fruits and tossed them Imon
p the enriD King youth. who 40 Ono Sam
r. timc were polling Nim with pieces 90
broken melon and amy other denr.
"a tAat CAME handy
After This cNraord.nary sport ba
G. been going on ior three-qr1rters OF a
ID hour. john Casey came along. an
IS though he does not reside within oh
limits of thc city. hc nnted in in OH
b.. Interest OF Laws 1ra order which d.
not seem to ne receiving proper consN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01

shows how men. employed .n thr new
soda works at MidIewich. Cheshire,
England. earn their living. These men
have to work In chlorine gas. 80 90
protect the lungs they wear "a muE-
zle- OF from thirty 90 forty thicknesscs
of narnel kept sufficiently damp -o a.
low air but not gas Co pass through.
They earn from - i1s fo s3 per week
that is. about SID 90 SO.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01

The kiss OF her little granddaughter
on her ear fractured the e8rdrum OF
Mrs Martha Allen. OF New York. ana
she win oe taken To- a hospital for
treatment AT the time OF the occur
renee she mad the child ln her arms.
and though she at once experienced
strange rumbiing sounds Ia her ear that
proved very annoying aud nearly drove
her crazy. she did not entirely lose the
use 81 the ear. An examination az the
organ shows a scar on the eardrum
thar experts say Is a puneture about
the size 81 the head OF a pan.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01


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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01

The following puzzle cuiled from an
English magazine. has been sent 90 as
by Mr. -. Podewils 81 New York. City.
who asks ro have IL explained.
If a fiat strip OF paper be taken. and
its ends pasted together % form "a ring.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01

men is
married but he is be- If believe
we
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01

HAVE been time the world and the result OF my
Is that there by which may
be obtained with absolute certainty and that to develop
capacity. In all my life have known Instance
OF undiscovered merit There seekers 10 AZ
low ability hid IL ability and were
n diving hell and lowered 20 tho bottom OF The
bring you
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01

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OF three and quarter millions is derived
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Y News
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01
Il ~ II
Education as Reserve Power
By Orison SWEET Marden.

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01
Matrimony, Erninence
and Longevity
BY Edgar SaItuS.

sOFESSOR THORNDIKE OF Columbia University discusses
the current issue OF popular periodical propcs
tons OF general interest First. that cminence
marry young second. that matrimony them.
The prior proposition unconovertlble. Shining
amples superintendent Last week, the be-
FORE the Sultan OF Zanzibar :
precisely In Zanzibar he certainly
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01

No matter what calling You embrace you nave ao" you WI ne
in trouble
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01
Ideas on Ideal Woman.
BY Professor Benjamin Andrews.
Chancellor of the University of Ne


confirmed
ES.&24STl fromu
HI HI ideals with
hi a EI All
fJl which
Is the
q possible Then there
Is a payhug-siupy ad
Il
Is to he o
n pe~uilr ne wayf from
S n a
O O the a
Is a a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-11-01
- - II
The Science Of Forestry.
A Climatic Necessity.

gg9M HE precision Of ry unsnon not y many years ago.
ID !. ]. J. ... !.
Nl ~ Ml quickly the minds OF
Sl s2N urlcrncn
S3 t6 spelling viii before shall
TH Il onl no
WzzWD Ii practical
%&42@ principle taking
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-26

raj Dubois, ben gbef oes Militdrz
itabeS oes Hrdiibenten, ertlaren,
oaB es ibr unmDglib lei, bic 9epu=
tatipn in bieler Nngelegenbett 81
empfanger, ba fie iid prinsiptel BON
ieber @inmiibung in Die Nmtstbdtigs
feit hires @attert fernbalte. Darauf
erarif Die Satin oes Deputirten
Reiae oas 8Drt gu eiuer beftieen grs
mioerune: nSaaen Sic Der Maoame
Qoubet", rief iie benz General enteez
gen, ubaB oa8 glut pDn Srauer1 uno
&inbern hieBen piro, tpenn bieIer
WiiBbanolung Der Orbensihmeitern
nibt iofort @inbalt aebpter mirb.
@enn uns bic @attin bes 8rd1ioen=
ten 2oubet nibt periDnlid anboren
min, oann meroen mir ibr einen
8rief lbreiben, in nel9em mir lln=
ieren unteroridern ben &riea erf(a=
rem nDQen. Die briitliden Srauer1
Sranfreibs iinb niht Wiuens, 1id)
itiaidweiaeno unteroruden gu laiz
FEM"
l1no babel itebt man iebt in
5ranfreib eft gang am Nnfane bes
&ulturfampfes. Wan fam auf Die
tpeiteren @ntmidelunsen, tpelbe Der.
ielbe nod bringen miro, eeipannt
fem.
Db oerielbe mubl auh, uie oer=
ienige 8ismarfS, init einem Gu
noiia=@ anae enoen nirb? Solanee
Bremierminiiter @Dmbes am &uber
bleibt, f6merli6, benn Der lit un=
gleib raoifaler, ais 8ismard Doer
Salt oas lie maren, aber Die Stel=
lung als 8~remierminiiters in Sranf-
reid lit befanntli9 audi feline BpIiz
tion auf 2ebenSseit!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-26
Ser Bot Gbed.

Sem RonsreB lag cine Bill BOT, Die eeeenipdrtiecn
Glnf=, 3mei= unb Gin =9olar=gils ein5usieben uno
bur6 @oten gu erieben, met9e, 5abtbar bel irseno
elmer 9utantalt, als 9apiereelo ~airtuliren Iolen.
Sails tie @eieb mirb, pirb ie ii6 biefen @eiddf.
ten als ebenio uni6dbbar %eripeiisr, ipie i9oftetter's
Masenbitters oenienieeri, methe idtuad uno trant=
lid iinb. Golden Yerionen tpiro i6 bieie Mebi8in
afs elm eesen e%rueiieu, ba fe nur iolhe 8 nsreSien=
aien entbdlt, pelbe bas gauge Sptem ipieber auf=
bauen unb ~frdftisen peroen. Gs piro ben Miagen
betebeu, ben @ppetit ipieoer berftelen uno @obbren=
men, IufftoBen, RopiI6mer;, 9erbauungsidwd6e,
SnspepIie, 8erfopfung, @alepergiitung uno S6taf=
loiisteit beilen. unterluBt nidt, es gu periu6en,
nebrtt aber fem Griabmittel an, fa1s Sud Guere
@eiunbbsit lieb 1T. So eiebt feline ebenlo CUTE Meoi=
gin. ME bas gitters. Sci 9roauiilen gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-26
sambbett fam ntdbt aebeilt tperoen

ourt lotale Mpplitatlonen, neil Iie ben tranten Sbeil
BEG Obres niht errel6en f6nnen. SO eiebt nur els
men g9ea, bic Saubbeit jl turiren, uno Der 1T ourf
tonftitutipnele 5eilmittel. Sanbbeit miro burh Il.
men ent5lHoeten ,3utauo Der i6leimigen @ustlei=
onng Der ~Guita6il6en H6bre peruria6t. g8enn
0ieie &obre iib e%nt3luoet, babt ibr einen rumpelnoen
Son ODER unoOatommenes 8eb6r; uno penn lie gang
gel6lofen IN, eriol9t Soubbeit, nno iuenu Die Gnt-
%3lnoung uibt eebOben uno oieie 36bre ipieoer in ib=
rem 9~eb6ri9en 3uitono oeriebt perOen tann, luiro oas
@ebor ilr INNER Berltott iperoen; neln Gdle unter
5ebn toeroen ourh Ratarrb peruriabt, ipelber nihts
ala Elm entjIneeter 3utano Der Ihleimigen Cher
Ed6eu 1T.
&ir Doaen ein6uuosrt Dollars fir ieocn (our6
aatarrb oerurlabtrn) 9all Don Saubbeit eeben, ben
mir nlht onrS etnnebmen Don 6atl's a.
tarrb Rnr builen tonnen. Sabt @uh INT
IonTt Girrulare tommen.
q. 8. @benep & So. Soteoo, 8.
EE- gertauit bon alien Ipotbetern, 9reis rs
9ents Die Glaibe.
Saa'e JamtIten : piaen Fno Die beften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-26
cages $ Weuisfeitem.
B..


= Sn @a1bingtDrl tpuroe iebt ar=
aefinoigt, baB bic Sbieosrihter,
pelbe i'm Saae cine gntibeioung
iiber ben @treit beaiiglih bes Bius>
SpnbS : Nniprubes abgeben ionert,
lppobl spr ben Ser. Staateu, tpie
AUDI BON MeritD ernannt pDrben
ieien. gs banoelt fib um Mniprii1e
oes fatbolifben grabiibofs ppn ca
%lifprnien, melher bebauptet, Dab Die
@e9ierung nDn Werifo Der fatbDli=
ihen Stride cine grDBe Sutntte Sell
oes 1huloe. @pn Geiter Der Ser.
Staaten muroe Sir gbmaro Srb
BON England gum 5hieosribter be-
rufen. Die Sibungen i'm 6aag
tperoen i'm September beginner.
Der ameritanil9e aonful in
2imoges fat nab WaibinetDn be-
ridtet, baB in Sranfreib cine ftarfe
Nabfraae na1 amerifaniiden Yfers
ben berriht. Die frans1iiihe Mrz
NEE fauft jdbrlib cine erpBe Gnsabl
unb auf ben Tarntert r1imntt bas
Bfero AUDI aumdblib Die Steqe bes
3ueDbien elm. Guh Die Ginfib.
rung arnerifaniiber lanbmirtbihaft=
liber Maibinen, mie Sde=, grnte=.
Mdb-, 9relb= uno SutterIbneibe=
Maibinen bat ben umfangreiben
@ebrauH BON Bferoen fir Die 2anbz
mirtbibaft beoingt, ba &ibe uuo
Dbien fir oieien 8nef faft un>
brau@bar iino.
IuS Seem Dorf miro beriftet:
Capt. 8utnam Strong, pelder
bur9 feline @sfapaoen NIT Der lpdter
gelbtebenen 2abp 6ppe elm 10 grps
Bes Nuheben erregte, lift ipurlOs nerz
ibuunben. Stan b6rte auerit BON
3apitdn Strong, alS er ii1, auf
benz @ege nab ben 8bilippinen, nit
leiner @eliebten in einem 6utel in
San Srancisco einauartirte. Das
Baar ion iih bort 10 ifanoalDs aufe
gefnbrt baben, oaB Die ibrigen Diff
aiere oeS Hegiment8 nihts mebr
NIT linn gu thun baben moaten. gr
muBte leinen Nbfdieb nebmen, be-
CAB fih nit ieiner @eliebten, 2aop
9Dpe. nah 6amaii unb ipdter nab
Sapan. Gor Surgeon febrte er nah
Den Ser. Staten suriid uno mie=
tbete ii6 elm 2anobauS in 6aitines=
Dnstbe=6 ub1pn. 8or mebrerer Mp-
flaten ertpirtte 2prb TranciS 6Upe
IN England bic Sbeioune BON lei=
rer @attin unb man bate ertuartet,
Dab &apitdn Strune feline @eliebte
nunn1ebr au ieiner ebeliben Satin
MAIDEN peroe, aber er perihmano
oDr etrpa bier 9agen unb ale @ah,
forlhungen nah linn blieben erfDla@
los. Die Nniibten iiber feline Bldne
itno getbeilt. gr binterlieB ieiner
Wutter uno ieiner @eliebten ie einer
Drlef, in pelben er anbeutet, oaB
&c beg 2ebens l~berorilfig 1ei unb
SelbtmDro begeben perbe. Strung
perlDr in ben lebten @Dhen aroBe
Sumrnen anf ben HennplGben, Die
er regelmdBig f%requentirte uno es lit
mobl mbgli6, oaB er Selbitmorb
bestng, nm benz moralifben uno
tlnan5ielen 8anterptt gu entfieben.
@eribtueiie perlautet, oaB er audi
Die Bresioien leiner @eliebten, Die
beriibmten 0UpezD iamanten, Die eis
men Wertb BON $4,000 reprdienti<
rem, auf ben Rennpldben peripielt
babe. Giner oritten 8eriion 8ufolee
iDa 2aog 6ope ibren @eliebten
burh ibre @rtraoaeansen cur Ser
sneiflung eetrieben boben. 0as
gauge ndterlibe 8erm6gen i'm ge<
traae BON 5000 900 lift in taum II
Sabren oraufee9angen.
SIM State Grtanios fanoen
am 6reitae nibt meniger als ie6s
Sinridtungen ppn W6roern Itatt,
sruei BACON tparen WeiBe, bic iibris
Evening star., 1902-01-20
Officers for Ensuing Year,

At the sixth annual session Of the Grand
Chapter. o. E. s.. held in Naval Lodge
Hall. 4th and Pennsylvania avenue south
east. the following grand officers were
chosen for the ensuing year: Mrs E. p.
Watson. W. G. M; Mr.. Chas. J. Oneill, w.
q. p: Mrs. Carrie Bornheim A. G. M: Mr..
B. A. Allen, A. G. P; Mrs. Rose A. Yost,
g. g.: Mrs. Josephine 8. Shields, G. T.;
Mrs. M. q. Nalley. G. c.: Mrs. Della
Creamer. q. A. c.; Mrs. M. B. Okey, g. c.:
Mrs. NJ. E. Teachum, G. L.; Mrs. X. M
GUIDE. g. M; Mrs. Annie D. Ruggles, G.
Adah: Miss Nellie D. Morey, G. Ruth; Mrs
Sophia Dauterich. g. Esther; Mrs. Fannie
B. Taylor, g. Martha: Mrs. N. M Lander
gren. g. Electa; Miss Lydia HILL G. organ
list; Mrs. J. r. Newton, G. warder; Mr.. J.
T. Hunt. G. sentinel.
The retiring grand matron, Mrs. A. s.
Williamson. installed the grand officers
Mrs. Della Creamer. on behalf Of the grand
officers, presented the grand matron, Mrs
q. p. Watson. with handsome ice cream
set. Mrs. Bornheim presented Mr.. c. J.
oneili. grand patron, with beautiful clus-
ter Of red roses.
All Of the officers were recipients Of flow
ers. Music was rendered by Miss Han
cock and Mrs. Mabel Flower.
Evening star., 1902-01-20
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. 1-Justice Hagner.
Regnier agt. Fischer; auditors report
confirmed and distribution ordered, Pride
agt. ID. c.; decree remitting taxes.
Equity Court No. 2-Justice Bradley.
Ferguson agt Ferguson; devises declared
void and title vested in complainant. Goose
berry agt. BADLY: time to take testimony
on cross bills limited.
Circuit Court No. 1-Chief Justice Bing-
ham.
Frazier agt. d. c.; on trial.
Circuit Court No 2-Justice Clabaugh.
stuart agt. Washington Savings Bank; on
trial.
Criminal Court No. a-Justice Barnard.
Smith agt Van Reuth; jury respited un-
til January q, 1902. Roberts agt Key ct
al; on trial.
Probate Court--Justice Barnard.
Estate of Henry L. Thomas; account
passed. Estate Of Edward Bailey; do. Es-
tate OF Virginia Wright; do. Estate of Carl
Buchert; do. Estate of Evan J. Gray; or
der of sale. Estate Of Chas. Durkee; proof
OF publication and protest Of heirs-at-law
against granting letters of administration
ing will. Estate OF Sarah A. Fessenden;
answer Of Geo. Truesden fled In re Dora
L. Saver; order Of allowance. Estate Of
Abraham .. Hazen: petition for probate of
tory filed. Estate of VIM. H. Parker; petit
ton for probate of will filed. Estate Of
Wilford F. Robbins; will dated August 4,
1900, filed with petition for probate. Estate
or y. d. Barrett: order Of publication. Es-
tate of Laura Cridler; do Estate of Ce-
celia Jones; statement for account filed Es-
tate OF Archibald McLachlan; order grant
Ing letters Of administration d. b. n. to
Frank c. Grace and Donald McBlair, bond
500. Estate of John McNamee; will ad-
mitted to probate. Estate Of Geo. e. Lem
on; account Of sales filed. Estate Of Reu-
den B. Clark; report of sales Of real estate
nled. Estate Of Geo. s. Prindle: proof Of
publication filed. Estate Of VIM. Shepherd;
inventory filed. Estate Of Katie NJ Joyce;
will dated January %, 1888, and codicil
dated November 2S 1899, fled
Evening star., 1902-01-20
THE DANGEROUSLY INSANE.
Commissioners Considerfnx Bill Pro-
vidfng for Their Detention.


The District Commissioners have received
a copy Of the bill introduced in the Senate
by Senator Gallinger providing for the
temporary detention Of persons dangerously
insane. 1t is said that under the new code
of laws there is some doubt as to the au-
thority Of the local police to detain violent
lunatics pending hearing before the court
and writ of commitment to the asylum
The bin that has been introduced by Mr.
Gallinger provides the authority that is now
believed to be lacking. The bill was pre-
pared by Or. IIickling Of the board Of po-
lice surgeons.
1t provides, among other things, 'That
whenever any reputable person shall file
District Of Columbia holding equity court a
petition duly verified by the certificates of
two or more physicians alleging that any
other person in the District of Columbia Is
suffering from insanity in such a way as to
endanger his own personIor property or the
person or property OF any other or others,
and praying that such alleged insane per-
son be apprehended and restrained pending
his recovery or the determination Of his
sanity in the manner provided by law, said
Justice, If satisfied as to the necessity for
such action, shall forthwith issue an order
In the name of the President Of the United
States, directed to the major and superin-
tendent of the metropolitan police Of said
District, for the apprehension of such al
legged insane person and for his detention
for such length Of time not exceeding
order; and said order may be executed by
any member Of said metropolitan police or
by any other person specially appointed by
said court to execute the same
Evening star., 1902-01-20
Installation ceremonies.

The hall Of the @. U. Morris Relief Corps
No. u, on 31st street northwest, was
thronged Monday evening. January 13. with
the friends of the organization assembled
to attend the installation of its new off,
GERS for the ensuing year. The department
president. Mrs. Margaret B. Tew, offlciated
and installed the following officers: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Maggie Thompson; senior vice
president. Mrs. NJ. Trayer. reelected;
junior vice president. Mrs. H. Bernard, re-
elected; treasurer Mrs. A. Hutchins; secre-
tary, Mrs. Grunwell; chaplain Mrs. Bradt;
conductor, Mrs. E. Waters; guard Mrs.
Hughes; assistant guard, Mrs. X. Waters.
The retiring president, Mrs. A. Hutchins,
was presented with handsome gold en-
blem and beautiful floral tribute. The
presentation speech was made by the genial
past commander. c. NJ. Robinson of g. u.
Morris Post, Mrs. Hutchins responding.
Speeches were also made by the following;
Mrs. M. Tew, Mrs. Frost, Mrs. Newton.
Mrs. Noah, Mrs; Grupe Mrs. Burgess. Mrs.
Waters, Mrs. X. Waters, Mr.. McKelvey.
Mr.. Golden and score OF others, after
which a musical programme was rendered
and refreshments served.
Evening star., 1902-01-20
BLACK AND RICH

liquid food that will help person break q
bad habit is worth knowing Of. The president OF
one Of the state associations Of the ". c. T. O.,
who naturally does not want her name given,
writes as follows: whenever / was obliged to
60 without coffee for breakfast q dull, distracting
headache would come on before noon. I discovered
that. in reality, the nerves were crying out for
their accustomed stimulant.
'At evening dinner / had been taught by ex-
perience that I must refrain from coffee or pass
sleepless night In the summer Of 1900, while
visiting a physician and his wife, / was served
with Q most excellent coffee at their dainty and
elegant table and, upon inquiry, discovered that
this charming beverage WAS Postum Food Coffee,
and that the family had been greatly benefited by
leaving OF coffee and using Postum.
Il was 30 In love with IT, and so pleased with
the glimpse Of freedom from my one bondage Of
habit, and SO thoroughly Convinced that ought to
break with my captor, that upon my return home /
at once began the Of Postum Food Coffee and
have continued II ever since. now more than year.
~ don't know what sick headache is now, and
my nerves are steady and sleep sound generally
eight hours regularly. I used to become bilious
frequently and require physic. now seldom ever
have that experience.
sT have learned that long boiling is absolutely
essential to furnish good Postum That makes IT
clear. black and rich any Mocha and Java
blend. Please withhold my name. but you may
use the letter for the good 1t may DO"
Evening star., 1902-01-20
The PtttsburR Orchestra.

The concert Of the Pittsburgh Orchestra
next Wednesday afternoon at the Colum-
bia Theater will begin at Alb promptly No
one will be seated during the performance
OF a number. AS the Tschaikowsky SYM
number takes twelve minutes. the manage
meM urges all patrons to be in their places
promptly. The progSram includes the
Tsehaikowsky pathetic symphony In four
movements, and three Wagner selections:
the prelude from "Lohengrin," wald weben
from "Siegfried," and Tannhauser's pilErf-
mage from "Tannhauser'" Miss Bridewell.
the soiist, Will sing the contralto aria from
samson and Delilah," and q group Of
three German songs.
Evening star., 1902-01-20
Real Estate Tran.fer..

No. $40 7th street northeast-George NJ.
Lehman, ct ux. to Charles N. Lehman,
lots II and %. square $50; $40.
Petworth-Horace 8. Cummings ,et al,
trustees to Arthur W. Brown, lot q, block
80; $40.
Mount Pleasant-Thomas P. Woodward,
ct ux. to Anna Woodward. part lot 191; $40.
85th and Madison streets northwest
Charles Early, ct ux. to Stilson Hutchins,
lots to %. square 1897; $10
II street northwest between 11th and 18th
streets-Union Trust and Storage Company,
trustees to Fl. Clay Browning, 1r., and
James q. Baines, part lot 10. square 800;
81, 1928
36th street northwest between o and P
streets-Nannie r. Morgan, ct vir., George
r., to Charles e. Trilby, lot 131, square
124S: $40.
Evening star., 1902-01-20
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to the
health office during the forty-eight hours
ending at noon today: Francina Hoss, 81
years; Honora Bennett SO years; Benjamin
Harris, 10 years: Charles Koetzner, 7s
years; James Lowe Mcdaniel. u years;
Herman Hassellbush. 20 years; William A.
Baird. 6S years; Charlotte Brown. 60 years;
Charles N. Cornell, 90 years; Annie f..
Howard. b2 years; John Tolver, 40 years;
Ella L. Plant, As years; Annie E. Fosque.
40 years; Howard Root, As years; Mary
Catherine Ford, 43 years: Martha WASH
ington. "a years: James Ryan, q years;
Luther Wade. IS years: Richard Johnson.
22 years; jamie Lucas, years; Ruth Tur-
ner, year: Sophie Solmonsohn, months:
John Waidron, 9 months: Theodore Brooks
Robinson. months; William Middleton
Holiday, days; infant Of Lulu Hawkins,
days.