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THE HOLLY WAIST.

THE ACME Of shirt waist making is e1-
enplif1ed in the Holly waist Exclusively
Of imported Madras. percale. linen. manner
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aTRs. DORIS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR
VI GIRLS AND Ct1LDREN-Home school, 303 ". 106th
ST; Day School. 500 ". 1929 3 0 1:l5.
DYE SEMINARY
III For particulars address
Mrs. 8. J. LIFE. The Misses STOWE Rye, New York.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County of

~ New Yorl.-AIbc F. Brugman and Francis E Brus
Frances l. Byrne Plaintiffs. against Anna
FreE Well and Gertie Well his wife Defendants;Ir
made and entered in the above entitled action, bearing
day of Nav 1902, the undersiSnGd the
lion at the New York Real salesrooms III Broad
Borough of Manhattan City OF New 1orK, ON
that day by peter F Meyer Auctoneer the premises d.
as follows: First All those tw, certain lots
pieces parcels Of land situate lying and being b t
taken together are bounced and described follows
namely Begnnins at corner formed oy , me be sob
ery side Of ST Marys Street and running thence sl
y along said sou'hery side Of St Mars street one
Morris Branch OF the New York and Hariem
southeasterly and along said LANDS OF
to the westerly eide OF wales Avenue thence north
ery said side of Wales Avenue eighty a5
E, s az ,bs ,revnses conveyed to the said Anna
Will Of Francis F. Brusnan; deceaseI
BY deed dated January 2oh ls's Second apd situate
living being Twentythird Ward Of the cry OF
scrbe as follows namely Beginning the formed
BY the intersection OF tbs easerly side OF oonns
along southerly side Of st Joseph
hundred 400 feet to point opposite the cen
tre line the Concord and Robbins ave-
thence southery along said centre line or me
hundred siNytwo and s1o0 G62osl feet TO ths
Of Port Morris Branch of the New Yotk anu 40
Iarlem Railroad: thence northwcstery along the A m
Railroad hundred and forty two and l'sln9
thence northery easriy side - Robbins ave
sxyoue - 100 oG % feet to the point or place
Of beginning he the said several distances ana G,ine
less BEING Of the premises c"nVeSId
10 the said Anna kres by william l5ustn1 80 a. F
I3rlIgnan deceased deed dated January Goth 1s9s
Dated New YORK. May 18th o le22 noy1r Referee
BLACK & KNEFLAND Attorneys for Plaintiffs. - Pine
The following diagram the property to be sold
above described:
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acknowledgements and trustworthy: SUI
pertor character; country; good horse
man excellent driver and rider: Al refer
ence e =. 7. 122 East 4lst-st.
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COOK.-Bv first class English cook: TIRES
years reference: wages $40 TO $40: coun--
try preferred. Address COOK. care Mrs
Faulkner Do West 6Sth-st-
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Inmates for building a plat

SEALED bids or estimates for building plat
- ,o.r, adjoining the approach Piers 90 and Al
N r. for furnishing yellow pre timber and for
be received by the
OF Doclss al pier OF Battery Place r.
y o'clock IL June 2nd 1902 For particulars CITY
REcORpl
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LOST.

LOST.
RANKB BOOK No. 2T1. 623 OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing Any per
son having a claim 10 II ia hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
submit 20 having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued.
LOST OR STOLEN. -Bankbook No. 3SS. Ga
Of the German Savings Bank in the CITY
of New-York, corner ith-ave. and 1ith-st.,
issued to Klar9 Delmhorst. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned to the bank on the Odd day OF
June. 1902. Il duplicate will be issued
LOST.-Bankbook No So. 594, Rank for
Savings. $50 4th-ave-. New-Yori. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank
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FOR RHEUMATISM.

SURE CURE-MRS. DUMONT. rs East
2ith-st. Scalp and Facial Massage Oy
e adUaJe attendants
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gonnirp llropertn for Sale.

A FEW PIECES OF desirable residence property near
II New taken under forecosureD are offered for
upon terms Brokers and
buyers invited send FOR descriptions MORTGAGEE
Owner. 2. o. 1914. New York
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Wales Az.
The O q To
which parcel is % he sold
IS Slu37.Tl thereon the day Of
May. 1902 The approximate Of the
other liens which DC allowed the
chaser purchase money received for said
premises paid by the Referee IS $i79 and interest
The approximate lien charge satisfy
which the above described parcel . @ is
S24I3G5 with thereon OF May
1902 The the
other liens which % be allowed purchaser
the purchase premises
paid BY tho Referee $TO3 IS The
and allowance amounting 1924 49, with interest from
May J4th 1902 together With the OF sale,
also to be paid OF the proceeds Of the above sale
Dated New York. May 18th. 1902
LOUIS +. DOYLE Referee.
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ESDAT JUNE 10. 1902
Rnrouxb 0f yIunbaff1

no. !. For furnishing all the labor materials
CURED for alteration and Improvement 70 in Fifty
first Street between Park Avenue and Fifth Avenue.
No 2. For furnishing all the labor materials
CURED alteration and Improvement n
Avenue, side between Forty-fourth Forty
fifth Street.
For further particulars see CITY RECORD
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SfbOoI aeenrlcs.

: mEHlSAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
- supplies Professors, Teachers. Tutors
str' 10 xcIegss Schools and Families. Apply 10
MIS- Il. J. YOCNG-FULTON. % Union SQUARE
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Qearhers.

EVERETT STONE yale and Columbia), 316 West
IL 56th St Tutoring pupils tutors residence
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions fos.
TIE Tribune received at their Uptown Of
fee No. 1884 Broadway. between 36th and
S7th sts until O'Clock o. m ADVERTISE
nents received at the following branch or.
fees at recUl9- office rates until 8 O. cioctcf
y. m. viz "a shave. g e. cor. 23i-st :
1SS 6th-ave.. cor. 12th-st-: % East 14th-st :
OF West 42d-st.. between 18th and Sth ayes
2fS West 125th-st: 7 .2Ss 3d-ave.. between
18th ard nth SITS 1.N26 Shave. near etst-
s. TcS fst-ave.. near S9th-s+.; 15T East
t25th-st-; 75s TremOnt-ave.: $50 3d-ave.s
VISITING HOUSEKEEPER desfrss to
make arrangements for the fall with few
families for the management and daily In
srectfOn Of their households. r. r. a.
TT hune Uptown Office. 1Ss4 Broadway.
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to place her waitress; can be thorourhIy,
recommended Call Monday Tuesday pres
ent employers IS East 25th-st
WASHING German wcrran wants family
washing home. Mrs PT-PDY . ST. o.
ave. between 18th and 119th SITS
WAITRESS. -Thcrouehly competent will
ing ard obIIging: private family. Country
best references. 20 East 2Sth-st. first
floor
WATTR F,SS.-By a Young RirI as compe--
tent waitress In private family: CITY or
courtrv- can Monday at present employ
er's l62 Nadiscn-ave.
WAITRESS First class: private ramiIy-
takes nutIer's place: best city reference.
Call % West 3tth-st
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peoposais.

SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE
received by President Of Borough Man
haitian at the City Hall, Room No 16 until II o'clock
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~ received by the President of the Borough Of Man
haitian the City Hail. Room No 6. until II o'clock
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miscellaneous.
3nstrurtion.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLs.-Rev.
ID Dr. and Mrs CHARLES HUNTINGTON GARDNER
Principals COZ 5th-av Teacher OF English wanted.
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CoACHMAN. GARDENER. sin
gle: good references. A B. 81 West
Sth-st.
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FOREMAN for stable: city country or sea
shore; knows his business thoroughly
hustler ana strictly temperate; references
II TCT Isax.nEtor-ave-
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PORTER or PACEER-By Young man IN
wholesale or retail house: temperate. will
ing and strong. Address r. 2. MEEHAN
2fS Varick-st.
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MAN married. understands CarpentertnR.
paintiuC paperhansing. harness making.
uphclsterinG. horses and carriages. handy ut
anvt hing wishes steady work for reliable
boss. Call or write BECKER. 1872 Mess-
roe-st.. Brooklyn.
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n pursuance of an order of Hon. Abner {

y puISudLVt OF al OTutT OF IIOl. lfDHtT Z.
Thomas q Surrogate Of the County OF New York,
notice hereby having claims
Emma 6. MilHine. late Of the County Of New
ceased present the with vouchers thereof
subscriber transactng business.
Produce Exchange Building Of Whitehall and
Beaver Streets in the City of New York before the
fifteenth day Of August
Dated New York. day Of February. 1902
CHARLES z. MII,MINE, Administrator.
HARTMAN & FESSENDEN. Attorneys for Adninstra-
tor. 2TT Broadway. New York.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

TWO GENTLEMEN would like the third
floor in a private house including private
bath furnished or partially so; location SD
10 59th-st. 6th-ave. TO Park-ave.: price.
$50 a month Address PERMANENT. Box
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T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County Of New York
notice IS hereby given to all persons having claims against
James Mills Smith. late Of the County OF New York de
ceased to present the same with vouchers thereof TO the
OF Thomas J. Crran No 20 Nassau Street, Borough Of
Manhattan in the City Of New York. before the
day 4 September next.
New York the twentieth day Of February. 1902
MARY ANN SMITH, Administrative.
THOMAS j. CURRAN. Attorney FOR Administrative. 20
Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan. N 7.
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LOANS.

LIBERAL LOANS on diamonds. watches.
tewelry. silverware. etc. Furs stored
during summer months. MAN BERN
STEIN. 27l West l25th-st.
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NEWSPAPER MAN.-Ample practical
ability efficient. terDerate. reliable: eN-
perienced. successful suburban weekly news
paper editor. publisher. printer: former re-
porter with PRINCIPAL metropolitan daiIies.
n Y
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retarv- highest references. Address C.
E. BATES, 42T Woodward st. Reading.
Penn
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of Hon.

: Abner C. Thomas. Surrogate Of the COUNTY
York notice is hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Mary Kelly late County New
ceased. the vouchers thereof
subscriber, his place transacting business
office Of his attorney G. Thornton Warren No. 81 Mas
Street, Borough of Mania in the City Of New
York. or before the 18th day of August next:
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF March, 1902.
THOMAS KELLY. Administrator.
G. THORNTON WARREN. Attorney Administrator,
No. 81 Nassau Street Borough Of Manhattan. New
York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Eighth street northwest between S and T
streets-Patrick F. Hannah to Margaret
Hannah. lot 33, square All: $1,55O5O.
X street northwest between 10Th and Goth
streets-Anne E. Hingeley to Emma H. Nc
Conville. part original lot 8, square So; $500.
No. 7s o street northeast-Michael Esch
ct al. to Elizabeth Esch, lot 81, square 669;
so. Elizabeth Esch conveys same property
to Emma v. Schneider; SO,
Twelfth street northwest between and
U streets-George s. Rees ct ux to George
D. Farr, lot 8, square 305: SO.
H street northwest between ID and Sd
streets-Victor Becker to Martin Morgan,
part lots and 3, square SCI; So
Langdon Park-Ira ]. Baker ct ux to
Sarah {. Mack, part lot Is, block 10; so.
west Brookland Park-James F. Oliver ct
u1. to Anna T. Myers. lot II, block 2; $40.
NJ street southwest between Half and lst
streets-George T. Klipstein to James E.
Evans, part original lot 13. square ESQ; $40.
Hopkins place northwest between o and
streets,George w. F. Swartzel ct al,
trustees, to H. Freeman Clark. lot 92. square
e6: 500. H. Freeman Clark conveys same
property to Anna M E. and Clara c. E.
Kennedy; $40.
American University Park-John D. Crois-
SAINT ct al, trustees, to Frank Hall, lots 1,
q, %, %, block 10; 5000. Same to John r.
Rote, lots 25 and &C. block 10; 81, 200
Fourth street northeast between East
Capitol and A streets-Rudolph Beifus ct
ux. to L. L. Friedrich and Adolph Feldvoss.
lots and M, square 1856; SO.
Nos. 1918 and 2315 Virginia avenue north
west-Charles P. Williams to Juliet NJ Will
liams, lot D and part lot C, square AZ; SO
Thirty-first street northwest near U
street-Same to same, part Of Georgetown;
$40.
Third street southeast between L and M
streets-James F. Walsh to Arie A Walsh,
part original lots f. and s, square 100; $40
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Mems Association Meets.

The Mems Association of Hamline NJ. E.
Church held a meeting last evening at the
residence of Mr.. Fred Van Dyne, assistant
solicitor Of the State Department, at Chevy
Chase. After the transaction of the bust
ness OF the evening the association was en-
tertained by chalk talk by Mr.. William
II. Chandlee Of The Evening Star. Com
mencing with a history of the art Of en-
craving, explaining the old and the more
modern methods of producing pictures for
the up-to-date press of the present day. Mr..
Chandlee declared that instead of requiring
several days to prepare amt engraving for
the press, as In the olden time today
photograph or sketch can ,be taken
ana an etching made ready flor print
Ing In forty minutes. lin ,yertfication
OF MS statement he proceededs to sketch
with colored crayons a nurnber Of subjects,
interspersing his work with humorous ref
erences to the trials OF NEWSPAPERS reporters
IN quest OF materials for a good story for
an up-to-date paper While aal Of Mr..
Chandlee's sketches were Interesting, three
OF them We're specially meFitOrious, ''The
Old Mill, Sunset andis'The Modern
Belle BY unanimous vote he received the
thanks OF the association 2 lo&-
After Mr. Chandlee's talk refreshments
We're served by Mr.. and Mrs. Van Dyne.
These gatherings, which ocnnr once.
month. are intended to meae clpsely unite
he men of the church, and provide for them
the means of enjoyment. The officers Of
the association are: Fred Van Dyne, presi-
dent; J. l.. Nuber,> vice president; J. H.
Muirhead, secretary; o. T. Towner, treasu-
rer.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-William H Pickard and Laurania
r. Grove: Walter ]. Wilson of Pittsburg
Pa. and Mary H Clear of this city; John
A Fowler and Mary R. Garvey; Andrew j.
Brown and Katherine L. Scott; George E.
Corbett and Ida F. Long; Robert G. Meter
and Alice M. Rollings; Paul C. Wolff and
Frances S. King, both of Pittsburg, Pa.
Colored-John " Thomas and Rachael
Washington; John w. Janifer and Bessie
Snowden; John H. Smith and Mary C. Har-
ridy; George Taylor and Annie Dade; Hen
ry Tru and Maggie Boris; John E. Cooper
and Maggie Bayre; Fielding L. Dodson and
Marie E. Hardie; Edward H. Toliver and
Nellie NJ. Aston; Charlie Johnson and Ollie
Nelson; Frederick A. Saunders and Susie
Valentine; Richard Malery and Louisa
Ford: William Brown and Sarah Braxton;
Charles H. Butler and Carrie Saunders; Ed
ward Thomas and Harriet Hemsley; Leon
ard Richardson and Louisa H. Smith; Minor
Mitchell and Ellen Scott: Samuel Johnson
and Susie Quarles.
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HOLDS A BUSINESS MEETING.
Whitney Avenue Christian Sunday
School Elects Officers.

The annual business meeting of the Whit
ney Avenue Memorial Christian Sunday
school was held recently when reports from
the different departments were read. The
enrolment was stated to be about Do, and
the average weekly attendance for the year
was $50. Mr.. R. A. Balderson, who has
served superintendent of the school for
three and a half years, addressed the school
briefly expressing his appreciation of the
kindness accorded him during his connec-
ton with the school. Mr. Balderson stated
that he would be unable to serve for an
other term and asked that another be
elected.
The nominating committee reported and
the following named persons were unani-
mously elected:
Superintendent, James P. McCurdy; as
sstant superintendent. George n. Colburn;
second assistant superintendent, William H.
Schell associate superintendent primary
department. Mrs. Grace S. Watrous; assoc
ciate superintendent home department, Mrs
Eva B. Middleton; secretary, Arthur c.
Ridgeway; treasurer. Simon McKimmie;
librarian. Eugene Dickens: assistant libra
rian, Frank Sidell; pianist, Miss Lottie
Hauby; auditor, William H. Schell.
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Deaths in the District,

The following deaths were reported at the
health office DUNG the twenty-four hours
ending at noon today: Main Webster, 8
months: Francis Leon Wather, months;
Florence L. Dant. 8 montAs: Mamie Demp-
sey. year: Margaret Cissel, year; Eva
Cross. years: Julia O'Connor, 20 years;
Margaret Ellen Johnson. % years; William
T. Hall. "a years; Fairfax Camper, 80
years: John Creek. SO years; Annie
Thomas. 45 years; Hardness G. Gussom, 81
years.: Mary Addison, "a years; Jane Tay-
lor. 55 years; James Murray, 58 years;
Hester Dorsey. 81 years; Ellen ]. Mary
man. 63 years: Bertha Caron, IS years:
Eli Brooks. 65 years; Rebecca Bingham, So
wears.
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS
CHARLES RAFF, A CARPENTER,
INJURED By FALL.
James Clements Recovering From Eff
fects Of Electric Burns-Boy Re-
turns From Pasteur Institute.

While at work on a scaffold in front Of a
new building at the corner of 31st street
and Dumbarton avenue northwest yester-
day afternoon Charles Raft, a carpenter,
twenty-five years old, slipped and fell to
the pavement below, a distance Of about
twenty-five feet. When picked up 1t was
thought that he was fatally injured, but
after an examination at the Georgetown
University Hospital it was found that he
had been badly stunned but sustained only
slight bruises. Raff lives at 314O street.
Carl Becker, the four-year-old son of Mr..
Harry Becker Of Tenleytown, returned to
his parents home Tuesday from the Pas
teur Institute in Baltimore, Nd where he
has been under treatment for the past three
weeks for a dog bite.
James Clements, the ffteen-year-old son
OF Mr.. James I. Clements of sd street,
who has been confined to the Georgetown
University Hospital for more than two
weeks, is reported to be improving. He Is
suffering from injuries received in attempt
ing to uEtangle his kite which had lodged
in the branches of a large tree In the rear
of the store of the Enrich Beef Company.
1t is thought the young man will be able to
go to his parents home within the next
week
Requiem mass was celebrated this morn
ing at 8 O'Clock at Holy Trinity Catholic
Church over the remains of Miss Libbie
V. MOlyneauX, who died Monday at her
home, 1872 321 street. The deceased was
the daughter of the late Robert and Ellen
V. Molyneaux
Funeral services were held this morning
at 10 o'clock at Holy Trunity Church over
the remains of William T. Hall, who died
early Tuesday morning at the residence of
his parents, $500 NJ street, after a short i'll
ness. The interment was made in Holy
Rood cemetery.
The departments of law. medicine and
dentistry of the Georgetown University
were formally opened yesterday. Rev.
Father Jerome Daugherty, president of the
university, presided at the opening. Among
those who spoke at the law opening were
Judge Clabaugh. Judge Shepard, ex-Judge
Cole, District Attorney Ashley M. Gould
and Attorneys D. A. Baker and M. J. Col
bert all members Of the faculty. The law
department school sessions are held on E
street between 9Th and 9th streets and the
medical and dental department is located
at 92O H street
Rev. Father Jerome Daugherty, president
Of the Georgetown University, left this
morning for Logansport, ILL.,, to participate
in the dedication of a new church at that
place He will also visit Chicago and MIL
waukee before his return to Washington.
Rev. Father Henry ]. Shandelle, dean Of
the graduate school of the Georgetown Uni
versity has returned to that institution
after spending some time In Virginia.
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COLONY LIFE.
EFFECT OF CLIMATE OVERCOME BY PROPER
FOOD.

The necessity Of pleasant. nutrtive and proper
food is highly appreciated in the Philippines par
ticularly by Americans unused to climate and ma
tive customs in cooking.
One Of our soldier boys writes: "In this land Of
bad food and disordered stomachs. a nearly fatal
attack Of malaria left my digestion for many
months in such state that food Of any kind dis
tressed me terribly. suffered from the effect OF
drugs. but dared not eat. 1t simply misery
to live. The socalled remedies only seemed to ag-
grayate sufYerings.
Some friend suggested Grape-Nuts Food, and
gave 1t trial. To my surprise and pleasure, 1t
did all and more than was claimed for 1t. am
now. after using the food for 10 months, in good
health; my digestive apparatus in perfect order,
and have long lost all feeling Of pain discom-
fort after eating In fact, live again. 1 would
not be without Grape-Nuts for the world. 1t is
not only, the excellent effect Of your food that
renders 1t valuable. 1t 10 also delicious to the
taste. possessing flavor Of its own, and can be
prepared in many ways to suit many paiates.''
Name given By Postum Co.. Battle Greek. Mich,