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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
IL TIE SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA. HOLDING A DISTRICT


~ The SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT
or COZ ABIA. HOLDING DISTRICT
COlRf--IN RE EXTENSION OF ECEING-
TON PLACE No. $50. District Court
Notice Is hereby given that the Commission
Crs Of the District % Columbia pursuant Ia TIRE
psoyisions Of the act o. Congress approved March
ferfst wanna Avenue sluthetst and for other
purposes,' fled petition in this Court uraving
the Conformation 81 thr land necessary Tor the
extension o. lexington Place between Q Street
and Florida Ave1ue 90 the fun width o. % Zee.
By acquiring the necessary land below q Street
on the west side of said lexington Place. az
missiouers and annexed 70 their said petition
and marked -EVh--it D G. 40 l." and there
after, the said Commissioners fled their supple
mental petition and plat herein in accordance
with the act o. Congress entitled s4- al f--
the extension 81 Columbia Road east % Thir-
teeuth street, and Tor other purp1ses-" approved
June @. 100. praying that jury % seven judi
Clous. dislnterestet men not related 90 any per-
son int ested iH The procf~d4nas and not IN
the service or employment Of the District Of
Columbia OF O. the United states. De summoned
hv the Marshal for the District 81 Cof,f-7f.is q,
assess tie damages sustained. and to asseSs the
benefits which may result, in the condemnation
q the land necessary for the extension 81 said
street against those pieces or parcels Of ground
abuttIng that portion q the street 90 be opened
and eNteldlng Co a centh of 90 feet from the
westerly building line ~ said lexington Place,
according % the provisions Of the above uen-
toned acts ~ Congress
II is ordered this 18th day Of March. A.
d. 1872. that all persons having anv interest
in the PROCEEDINGS be. and thy are hereby re-
Quircd 20 attend this Court or the sISr DAY or
MARCH, 1902, At l0 OCLOCE 4 NJ. and % con-
time lu atteldance Until this Cou-t shalt have
made ITS huai order ratifying and confirming the
award 1f damages and assessments q BENEFITS q
the jury. Provided copy Of -nl3 order be pub
lished once in the Washington Law Reporfer''
and IN The Washington TINES and --Washincton
POST newspapers on secular Gays al least sin
times before said day q March. 1902. and the
Marshal is directed 70 cause copy OF this notice
TO b. served upon such owners of the land 20
be condemned as may be found within the Dis
trict o. Columbia.
b the Court.
(SeaD A. B. HACNER. Justice
True Copv-Tezt-
u NGrrNw Tvo-r
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FOR A BUREAU CHEFS PLACE.
Captain Diclzins Urged as Successor to
Admiral Endicott.

Admiral Endicott.
With the approaching conclusion Of the
four years time Of service as Chief Of the
Navy Department Bureau Of Yards and
Docks Of Rear Admiral NJ T. Endicott,
there is an evident movement on the part
Of the line Of the navy to have Capt
i. W. Dlchns appointed his successor.
Prior 90 the appointment Of Admiral
Endicott a. chief OF THIS bureau the in
eumbent has always been a lire officer
Secretary Long however. became con
WINGED that as the work Of this bureau was
Of technical nature its chief should be a
technical man. and Civil Engineer Endf-
colt received the billet II is said that
Dir. Long is much pleased with Admiral
Endicott's administration OF Affairs. and
has signihed his intention OF recommend
ing him for reappOintment
The candidate OF the line-CaptaIn
Dfckins-was formerly Assistant Chief Of
the Bureau Of Navigation While sta
TONED in this city Captain Dickins' wife
was burned 20 death by the explosion OF
some gasolene.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. THE 18Th DAY or JANU-
AIRY. lgo2--ARrHUR l. FILL vs. WALTER
S. cox Ct al No 1854 Equity Docket
No. 70
On motion Of the plaintiff. by Mr.. Edwin For
rest, his solicitor, it is ordered that the desen-
dants- the unknown heirs and devisees q Al
bert c. Hicks. cause their appearance O. De en-
tered herein or before the first rule day oc-
curing after the expiration Of three months
AFTER the first publication Of this order; Other
wise the cause VIII be proceeded with as in
case o. default
The object Of this suit is to quiet the title
by adverse possession, 20 ali that part o. lot a
in square No. 100 formerly known as square
No. 90 IN that part Of District Of Columbia
formerly known a. Geonget0wn). in the District
Of Columbia and beginning for the same az the
southwest corner % said lot and running thence
north on the east side Of East Market space %
feet, thence east 81 feet; thence south to the
north side Of Cherry ST 20 feet thence vest
along said north sIde Of Cherry St Il feet 10
the place q beginning and 70 perpetually en-
Join said defendants from asserting. By suit or
otherwise. any tlrle, claim, OF demand 70 or
interest IN said lot
This order 90 be published twice a month FOR
three successive months in the Washington Law
Reporter" and TIE Washington Tines neFspa-
per before said date.
By the court.
CSeaL) A C. BRADLEY
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WILL STRUGGLE FOR
SUPREMACY TODAY
Georgetown and Lehigh to
Meet on the Diamond.
Both Mines in Good Form for the Baseball
Game to Be Held on the Local
College Campus.

The Blue and Grey Of Georgetown and
the Brown OF Lehigh viii mingIe this af-
ternoou en- the campus Of the local uni
yersity- Silken banners. proudly display
ing the rival colors. will be waved fran
tically by fair rooters amid all the hur-
rah and confusion Of a college baseball
game.
Georgetown is going out TO win. They
want the championship this W and il
stiff, heady playing can get it the inter
collegiate banner will float over the local
university on the LIST day Of June While
Lehigh mas no strong pretensions for the
championship, they are a nervy lot Of
BAN tOssers and VIII do everything 10
their power TO give Georgetown a hard
run for its money.
The Batting Order.
This afternoon the entire pitching STAFF
VIII be given a try-out Bobby BIewett
will. Of course, be held in reserve TO act
as check should the visitor fan foul Of
the youngsters and proceed to walIop
them out Of the box Particular attention
viii be paid to the work Of Seitz and Cox.
who are regarded as coming twirlers OF
no mean ability.
The management has announced that
the game viii not be called until 4.15
O'Clock. In order TO allow the fans en-
ployed IN the departments an opportunity
10 witness the contest Mr. Belts, who
ofhciated with the most satisfactory re-
suits last season, has again been en-
gagged by the local manager.
Inc lineup Of the opposing aEgrega-
lions has been announced as follows.
Geor6etown-Catcher, Drill; pitchers.
Blewett, Mackay Seitz, and Cox: Hrst
/ base, Bowling; second base. DOrman:
third base. Morgan shortstOp. Moran, left
field, Golden; centre field, ApperiUs; right
field, OHara or Dissel
Lehigh-Catcher, lilly; pitcher Taylor;
( first base, Lewis, second base, Ruse;
third base. Kline; shortstop. Evorharu;
left field. HanlIlar: centre field, Schueler;
right field, DemitZ.
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Tue COPY esL-
J. r. YOUNG. Clerk.
By J. r. LATDlER. Assistant CLERK
jaZJ. fell. &c marl2. ap9

SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. HOLDING A PROBATE COURT
-No- lp0-l- Acniulstration-
This Is to give u0rice that the srIhscriber who
was by the supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia. granted letters resramcnIzTy on the
estate Of Alfred Williams, has with the ap-
pruVai 81 the supreme Court Of .hc District OF
Columbia, holding a Probate Court. appointed
FRIDAY THE FTH DAY OF APRIL. 1872 AT ID
0CLOCh A. -. a. the time and said court
room as the place, for making payment and dis
tribution ir0m said estate, under the Courts
direction and control. when and where al cred
irors and persons entitled &c dis.rituriFe STARE
o. legacies or residue are notified o. attend.
IN person or by agent or attorney duly author
led. with their claims against the estate prep
Given under fts hand this 1oth ds, Of March
1902 THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY
By JAMES F. HOOD its Secretary.
By NcCANMON s. HAYDEN. Attorneys.
Attest; LOUIS A. DENT
Register Of WIS for the District Of C5I1r,bis.
mhI2.ls.-5 Clerk Of the Probate Court
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, HOLDING A PROBATE COURT
No 9-os- Administrator
This IS o. give notice that tis- subscriber who
was. by the supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia. granted letters testamentarv on th.
estate OF William Anderson. has, with the az
prevail Of the supreme Court Of the District 81
Columbia. holding Probate Court. auRoinreI
FRIDAY. THE -TH DAY or APRIL. 1902. AT 10
UtLOiA A. w. as the time, and said court
room as the place. for making payment and dis
tribution from said estate. unier the Courts
direction and control. when and where an cre.t-
i-0rs and persons entitled 20 distrturivc shares
or legalies or residue, notified 90 attend
In person OF by agent attorney duly zuthor-
lied. with their claims against the estate uroD-
crly vouclcd-
Given under my hand this nth day Of March.
1902. JAMES GREELEY KUHN.
BY GORDON & GORDON. Attorneys.
Attest LOUIS A. DENT.
REGISTER Of wis fog the District OF Columbia.
mhl2,ls.26 Gers Of the Probate Court
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT o.
COLUMBIA HOLDING A PROBATE COURT
No 1884 Administration.
This Is 90 give notice that the subscribe Of
the District Of Columbia, has obtained from the
Probate Court o. the District Of Columbia Letters
testameutary on the estate Of William =. Slinev
late Of the District Of Columbia. deceased An
persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned 20 exhibit the sane with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated % the
subscriber en- or before the nth DAY %
MARCH. A. ID 1913, otherwise they max bv law
be excluded from all benefit q said estate
Given under uy hand this Ilth day o. March. b.
1902 HARRIET II. SLINEY
l-|l Vermont ave
Attest LOUIS A. DENT.
Register of Wis for the District Of Columbia.
CLERK u The Probate Court.
= r. BOND. Attorney MhI1. 1926
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A. B. HAGNER. Justice.

True copy-Test-
J. r. YOU NC. Clerk
By r. j. MEIGS. "a, Asst Clerk.
mills 20 D - % IS
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A Q BRADLEY
Justice. etc
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The Increased Estimates.
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Charles Windel and Nellie A. Wool
bridge. both of Richmond. Va.
Lewis S. Reese and Josephine T. Muir
ply.
Robert ravis. Richmond. Va, and
Florie T. Browne, Warrenton, Va.
John Edmund Green. Petersburg, Va.
and Martha Esther Collier, Chesterfield,
Va.
Charles W. Tatum and Laura A. Wood
ridge. both of Manchester, Va
James S. Troy, Norwalk, Conn. and
Gertrude f. Berkeley, District of CO.
lumbia.
Melville E. Pitt and Kate H. Molony.
both of Richmond. Va.
Carl NJ. Gray, Prince William county,
Virginia. and Nellie Barron, Fauquier
county. Virginia.
Thomas Scott and Mary L. Pool, both
of Manchester, Va.
Ernest W Brandt and Marie A. yoigt.
William J. Sheetz and Mary w. Stew
art
Samuel johnson and Eliza C. Fergu-
son.
Marion c. Allen and Bessie Fl. Beron.
Joseph B. Jones and Ella G. Norris
William Tying and Margaret B. Cook.
Clarence l.. M1iler and Florence b.
Hopwood
John Edward Thomas and Eva Rus
ton.
Henry Denham and Marguerite Nc
Swyny
Alfred NJ. Copeland and Anna C.
Meyer.
Charles o. Upton. Clemson College, S.
c., and Mary NJ. Macauley, Bay City,
Mich
George T. Jones and frankie C. Lacy
Suburban Cottage Building Easy and
sx2o shingles. No. ,, $3.50. at 9th End y. Y. ave-
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HEALTH OFFICE RECORD.
Deaths.

The following deaths for seventytwo
hours were reported at the Health De-
partment up 10 noon yesterday:
Richard X. Hughlett, 50 years.
Barbara Fahrnkopf, SO years.
Mary A. NJ. Smith, rs years.
Dennis Fitzgerald. 72 years
Kate Tuomey. II years
Susan X. Clokey. 65 years.
James +. Linden, 55 years.
Maria Ashton, 55 years
caroline Matthews 80 years.
Mrs Mary Torrents. 81 years.
John Brown. 81 years.
Albert Booth. 80 years
Charles $. Drury. As years.
Reese c. de e.Graffenreid. 43 years.
Haspel BruenEoge. alias Kaspar
43 years.
Ella Williams, AZ years.
Florence Terrell. 80 years.
Cordelia Walker. 36 years.
Mary A. Colwell. 35 years.
Lille j. Swan, 35 years.
Frank Beckett. "a Years.
James Newton, SO wears
Wallace Roszer, 81 years.
Julia jackson, rs years.
Albert Dammeyer. "a years.
George w. Lewis, % years.
Mrs. Kate Roy, 90 years.
Emil L. Jackson, q years.
John A. Gleeson, 20 years.
Emma E. Simms, 13 years.
Elmer e. Degges. 10 years.
Charles A. Martin. years.
Henry Green, years.
Josephine Nelligan, years.
Oliver Walcott 2 years.
Magdaline Barnes, 1 year.
Ida l.. Franklin. year.
Mary B. Butler, IS months.
Agnes Lansbury. I months.
Mary Owens, months
Beatrice Travers, 3 months
Andrew L. Walter, 2 months.
Leon S. Lynch. day.
Infant OF Robert and Jane Smith, /
lay
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THOMAS WILLIAMS ASKS
FOR $4,000 DAMAGES
Sues Richmond, Fredericksburg and po-
tomac Railroad for Accident
Which Occurred May 80.


The Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company was named as
defendant in a suit Instituted yesterday
in the Supreme Court of the District by
Thomas Williams, who seeks s2O. 600
damages for alleged personal injuries.
The plaintiff states that on May 30 last
he was standing near the north railway
track on Maryland avenue southwest
near the Tenth street crossing, when he
was struck by an engine owned and oper-
ated by the defendant company. He says
many of the bones in his feet and ankles
were broken and that he was otherwise
severely injured.
He states that he is carpenter by
trade, and because Of his Injuries is un-
able to work at his trade.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Columbia-'St. Ann" evening.
Academy of Music-"The Great White
Diamond. evening.
The Empire-Hoyt's "a Stranger in
New York" afternoon and evening.
Kernan's-A"The Tiger Lilies after
noon and evening
Lawn fete, Georgetown campus, even
ing
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NEEDS MORE FUNDS
TO CLEAN STREETS

representing the area of newly paved
streets and avenues.
'.The contract price for cleaning un-
| improved streets for the fiscal wear
ended June 30. 1902. was Sci per day for
furnishing &c laborers. II horses and
carts with drivers. and all tools neces-
sary TO do the work. which consists in
keeping the roadways clean, and the
| drainage of the cutters clear and free
| from weeds snd grass. The contract
| further provides that extra laborers
and horses and carts with drivers viii
be supplied. when ordered. at sl35 and
s1.75, respectively.
| 1t Was necessary during the year to
have extra force in connection with this
| class of work, the cost of which amount
ed to si9773.
Sprinkling of Streets.
''The work of cleaning the alleys
during the fiscal year ended June &c.
| 1902. was performed under a contract
with r. v. Rusk. at 80 rs cents per
1000 square yards. The alleys are
cleaned once a week. schedules Tor each
day having been prepared at the begin
ming of the year The daily area
cleaned was 10000 square yards or a
Total area for the year of 1920. .597
square wards, at a cost OF $12. .2592a, be-
ing an increase in expenditure OF but
Sl15l During the previous year We
cleaned $4,000 square yards per day. or
total Of 37.237.2l2 square yards for the
year at cost of $12, ,241.7g.
About fourteen miles of unpaved
streets and avenues were sprinklei
daily for 13l 81 days at cost of 3d.
1927. During the previous year ten
miles of streets and avenues were
spriEkled daily for ia days at a cost
of S2,4S5.76.
The Garbage Service.
'The contract rate for the collection
and disposal of garbage and dead ami
mails for the fiscal year was SOL 800. 900.
with provisions that extra compensa
tion be allowed the company for extra
service. that a deduction of 80 cents per
ton for every ton in excess of 10000
tons collected during the year be made
from the amount due the company at
the end of the fiscal year. and that for
all failures on the part of the company
to render proper service fines may be
imposed.
The total amount of garbage collect
ed during the year was &c, %? tons, or
1U-A55 tUuS oH WHICH ucuucliOH Was Uldue
at the rate of 80. cents per ton. From
this source. therefore. the District real
lied $5.149.50. and fines amounting TO
s53I were imposed during the year. thus
making total of s5,6S6.50 deducted from
the contract rate. The balance of s46.-
069 so, which includes s156 allowance for
extrsFervices, was the sum paid to the
contractor for the years work.
Saving on New Contract.
1.-The cost of collection for the year
ended June 80. 1900. Yas $4,000. This
was the contract price under the former
contract. and. as will be seen by the |
above statement, the cost to the Dis
trict. under the present system, is $lO.-
s39 less. The service Is also much bet |
ter. as. where formerly weekly collec- |
tions were given. they are now made |
semi weekly, and in sections where they |
were then twice weekly tri-weekly col
lections are required
Dead animals are collected under the
same contract as garbage, at the con-
tract price of s51 600 for both.
The contract for the collection and i
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EXCURSIONS

Norfolk and Washington line for Fort
Monroe and Norfolk at $3.50 p. 10.
Chesapeake Beach-See schedules un-
der Railroads and Steamboats, for
time.
Trains leave Pennsylvania Avenue and
Thirteen and half Street for Alex
andria and Arlington every half hour;
Mount Vernon hourly. 10 a. m. to p. III.
Colonial Beach-Steamer T. v Arrow
smith. See schedule under excursions
for time
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.
TEMPERATURES

Fair today and tomorrow; cooler 4,
night; variable winds.
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SAME DATE LAST WEAR

Highest temperature. 4 p m.........S5
Lowest temperature. a. m. ......73
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Few Complaints Received.

of same once per week from private
residences only at an annual cost Vi
s29,979.
Few Complaints Received.
During the past year 1882 cubic
yards of ashes were collected at the
contract price. less SIS for fines imposed.
as against 81 .069 cubic yards the year
preyious being an increase of 1926
cubic yards. The increase was due IN
part TO the natural growth oil the city
and also to the fact that greater num-
Der of householders took advantage of
the service. who had employed private
collectors the previous year.
There was marked Improvement in
the service during he past year. as
shown by the Increased collections and
the very few complaints received, the
contractors being at fault in only sew
enty-five cases.
"The contract for the collection and
disposal of miscellaneous refuse pro-
vides for one collection per week from
private residences only. and the work is
performed by the same contractor who
| removes the ashes at an annual cost nj
| SIS 900. There were collected l52,651 bags
of paper and 33.3s1 loads of trash. as
| against 5S.ST2 bags of paper and Ii. .276
| loads of trash for the previous year,
| being an increase of more than double
| the quantity collected
This class of material is all hauled
to the crematory at the foot of South
Capitol Street and there disposed of by
combustion process.
The Increased Estimates.
Mr.. Stutler in his schedule of esti-
mates fer the next fiscal year asks for
s205. 600 for street cleaning $40 900 for
flushing streets. and s5,OG0 for disposing
of snow and ice. He asks for s45S. 500
for the collection and disposal of gar
bage-ashes. dead ami. ais, and miscel
laneouS waste
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No. Poplar, Dressed, 3 cts. only, and
fine poplar also for cabinet work. Libbey & Co
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TIDE TABLE.
STREET LIGHTING.

Low tide. .....2:42 a. IN. and 1901 p M
High tide. .....S:39 a. nj. and 9:Ol p. m.
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THE SUN AND TT

Maximum 70
Minimum Observation-Disclosures. 90
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Baltimore County Fair, Timonium, Nd

The Pennsylvania Railroad will sell. Septem
Der 2. 2. 4. ., and 6, excursion tickets Wash
ington to Timonium and return. including ad-
mission to fair, limited to date OF issue, at
rate of $50.
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THE SUN AND THE MOON
Sun rises. 1926 a m Sun sets. G :33 d IN,
| Moon rises. ........ Moon sets -. :06
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disposal of ashes provides for removal
of same once per week from private
residences only at an annual cost Oh
lS2e.91g.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Lamps lit today ....7:05 D. m
Lamps out tomorrow .4:4O a. m
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Saving Next Year.

During the current year further re.
duction in the cost will be shown for the
reason that the 1870 machines now belong
TO the District, which will mean a saw
ing of Ss.556.25 previously paid FOR rem
tai, less the necessary cost of maintain
ing and repair. 1t is believed that by
the end OF the present fiscal year il
will be shown that the cost per 1000
square yards for hand cleaning will be
less than IS cents.
THE daily area cleaned by machines
during the fiscal year ended June 30.
1901, was 500 900 square yards, or total
for the year of 179, ,S33. .53l square yards.
at cost of s32.377.s4; whereas during
the past year the daily area cleaned
WAS 100000 square yards. or total area
for the year OF 07.52S,1Ss square yards
al cost of s37 7,355.GS, representing an
increase in expenditure of s4.977.2i. This
class OF work wac done under three
year contract at is cents per 1,C00
square yards.
THE Increased expenditure during the
pasl year was due to the addition to
the schedules OF 27.694.557 square yards.
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Art and Flowers. s.
Guides floral designs are perfect specimens
OF artistic floral work. 1924 + st.
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B.&o. R. R. Week End Sea Shore Ex.

Tickets good going on all trains Friday and
Saturday. returning until Tuesday following
at rate of 20 for the round trip to Atlantic
n. ].
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TEMPERATURES IN OTHER CITIES.
The Washington times., 1902-09-03

Lumber Hauled to the Country and
y. c. pine flooring sl.5o, by F. Libbey & Co.