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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR MIL1TARY SUPPLIES

PhiIa Depot O. NJ Dept. i42s Arch street Phii2ii
Is. 1303-Sealed proposals IN triplicate WI
be received here untn qe!osk p m We6nesqSy r yHs M
Chicago depots Of the Quarternastecs Department OF
7oollen and 10000 pairs
marching all subject Increase q %
per cent in quantities II desired by the Depa rtnent BIO
examine carefully the STANDARD
samples and specifications that the proposals may e
full kno~iedge OF requirements Ah
compliance with the standards anG
insisted IN the inspection ol sOo-s.
UNGCARANTEED BIDS and bids based upon sasILle .a5
Specifications WI under
considered The articles advertised f0E are te SAM
which bids are to De opeAed a. o1tsl .
pots Deliveries prtor to JAY HeXt
the at which ehey Will aAs
deliveries in awarded 70 thenL Con-
tracts VIII provide reduction IN price o. ilo o,
for FIRST 80 days. and = OF l
per for day thereafter IN case OF DELAYED de-
Government the right
cept any all proposals or any part theIeo FreIer-
encs given TO articles Of domestic production OF manu-
facturs conditions quality and price neluding In the
price OF foreign production or uaIlIactus the uut
tbereonI being A GUARANTEE In 10 per cent OF
the value articles proposed for must accompany
ali proposals. Blanks proposals and ru information
viii be furnished upon application Envelopes contain
endorsed Proposals for Military Sup
pies 10 De opened 3. 1893 and addressed TO
Colonel J. VI MARSHALL Asst lluartsruasteT General.
L. s. A. Depot QuarterInaster
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4 RNrY BUILDING.

4 RlIY BUILDING, WHITEHALL ST, n. Y.
n City June ]. 1903 Sealed proposals. trpli-
cate subject the usual conditions will received
az this office until 12 O'Clock roon 20 1853 and
then opened complete
OF steel vessels serTce.
in accoEdancs with conditions specifications and draw
which this osice Proposals be
enclosed In sealed envelopes marked: Proposals for
Steel vessels 20 90 opened June 20 ie and addressed
70 .. .. WHEELER Asst. q. Il. Gen'l. Depot Or. Mr..
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Il F1reau OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
uIent Washington D, c. until Il o'clock noon. June q.
q03 ana publicly opened Immediately thereafter.
nish the Navy Yards; Norfols. Va: Boston. Mass
New York, League Island. Pa Portsmouth, y. H. and
Charesion. s c. quantity OF machine tools.
ladIes anVIs boilers. fan locomotive. supply
proposals sSA appica-
tion pay oricss. New York; Norfolk. Va !:
Philadelphia. Pa Portsmouth N Il. Boston. Mass and
Charleston. S. c. a 5. KENNY. Paynssrer General
L s ".
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Furnished Houses to Let-Countrl

Furnished Houses to Let-COuntry.
a II.ENHURST, DEAL ASBURT PARK.
n Modern furnished cottages FOR rent.
MILAN ROSS AGENCY Asbury Park y. j.
RVERNE.-To rent. four beautiful, completely fur
\ rfsh ed new Arverre near the ocean
prices $500 to 81 500 WILLIAM SCHEER corner Cedar
ave. and Boulevard. Arverre, L. J.
T RIVERSIDE. Conn-Desirable furnished COTTAGE
a Il rooms water convenient
10 station. Address Il. II. TYSON.
lTANHANsET, SHELTER ISLAND. y. Y.
VI Furnished cottages: all improvements gas pain
cold water Address GEcHS11 = COI1l+AI>. -
Union Square, NeV-4OTk
rFvEfOI-SANr ISIANDS-Turrished cottage near Ajax
andria Bay rent: family abroad nine oedroGils
omen fires seven veraudas plumbing; seolia docA
skins launch rewood. vegetables Ice tennis gaining
beach; 50 acres woods: restful place. good flsh!ng
5 ". ROWELL4. s. State ST. Albany y l.
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SurrOgateS Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
= Frank T Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County Of New
York Notice is hereby given all person having claims
against Harriet s BiddIe late q the County Of New
Work deceased 10 present same with vouchers there
OF 70 the subscriber his place OF tansactlng business
AT the Offices Of Putney TwObly Puney, his attorneys
No no Broadway. Borough Manhattan The City
OF New York before the first day OF December next
Dated New YUrk. 2lSt day Of May 1905
-'o - ~ JOHN BIDDLE.
Executor Harriet s. Bidfle deceased
PT-TNFY. TWONBLY & PUTNEY. AtJys- for Executor,
N al.rar Clr--
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Diridend Notices.

Wius.ow, Lanier 6 Co.. SO Cedar ST., N. Y. City.
THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS on THE FOL-
LOWING BONDS AND STOCKS ARE PAYABLE At
OUR BANKING-HOCSE ON AND AFTER JUNE lSI,
1903:
American Cotton OIL Co. D.yd. Pfd, stk. 81.
American Cotton OIL Co Dtvd. Com ST. 2et
BlaCkforI Co, Ind. coupons Court House 's
Cincinnati, Richmond & TT. Wayne First as
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rd. Co. DiFd 1%E.
Dunktrk. Ind, Street Improvement 81 Coupons
Edinbur gh. Ind. Water Works SO annually.
Grant County. Ind, Gravel Road 6s.
Marion County, Ind, es.
Pueblo. Colorado. s..
Feudleton. Ind, School 6s.
Pitts. Wayne & Chicago Co. lst & % mtg. 's
West La Fayette, Ind, Water Works Co eS
Marion County, Ind. sag Funding.
4
Greenfield. IND. improvements Bonds
Greenfield. Ind Improvement Bonds.
:.
Greenfield. Ind. So. Series No:
Marion County. Ind. Refundng IS
Il
Hancock County, Ind, Funding De
June IS.
Monroe County. Ind. IS.
June 10
Greenfield, Ind Improvement Bonds.
Decatur County. Ind. Annual 6s
Marion County. Ind. Refundlng 355s-
June SO
Indianapolis Ind. Refunding 4f. Ser. C
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Bath Electric & Gas Light Co 1st 5l*fs
Bruce Mines s. Algona Railway Co. 1st J1e
Consolidated Railway & Light Co. 57e Gold Trust
Greenwich Water Co. 1st 6fo.
Goodwin Co. Car Trust
Judge Purchase Money 4So.
Throwing Co. 1st 60
Point Pleasant Traction Co. lst oec-
Rubber Culture Co Purchase Money oee
washington Central Ry. Co. Ist &c
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REAL ESTATE TRUST CO.
OE NEW YORK.

80 Nassau Street. May 9th. 1903.
By an amendment to the Constitution Of the
New York Clearing House Association, adopted
Feb. II. 1903, Trust Companies sending their
exchanges through a member Of the Association
shall on and after June 1st, 1903. keep in vaults
q cash reserve.
We have the required reserve in our vaults
and will continue to avail ourselves of the
Clearing House facilities.
HENRY C. SWORDS. President.
4. 4. CAMMANN. vce-President,
H w REIGHLEY, Secretary.
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New York security ani Trust Company,

NO 4e WALL. STREET. NEW YORK.
COUPONS PAYABLE June 1sT. 1903
Atlanta Gas Light CO. 1sf Mtg. 81.
CITY OF Dallas, Texls.
City Galveston Iexas
Colunl,in So. ny. Co. Ist Mtge. o..
Fiushing & College Pt. EIec. R,. Co. 1st MtEe
Grand Rapids RS. LIST MtGe-
Nt.yvtosyn Ry. Co 1St MtSc.
Union steel Co. 1st MfGe & Col. Trust june
I'd. 1903.
BeItrami County, Ninn.
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Jersey City Property for Sale.


I7LEGANT plot of ground for sale 0oxlOo rect nhey
II located in finest ueighborhood Of Jersey City
Heights terraced ground restricted property
nothing hut fine one family houses to be built on
same. fruit trees nothing but fine residences
surrounding around nefghborhood
price 81 ALLERS. jeweller, %JS central-aVe
Jersey City Heights y. J.
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City Hotels.
Boston.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and suhsrrtptians for The Tribune
"A received a their Uptown once
NO. 1864 BRoADWAf'
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. ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for The IT1ouns
A -eceved ct their Uptown once.
so. I.3G4 BROADWAY
..-.-,.,.s VIII ne received the following b-anch
oes A. T-guaT ofice rates until osioe, p T. IL
-3d-Sl
- - :, a2 East I4th-st.; 70. Nest t1a-rI .,3s
-<1h-s'-. - So aveg: s63 West I2oth-st.; I.oos
sHes.- -. and 7Tth sts.s lUZ6 a-n y e,
@ e1S+sr TOs Ist-nVe. near ssih-ati I'd. Isss
nssr - 900 std-ate n.s
-. - h!,s .Sd-ave.i 2I0
Ble sst.st.sf 4, i OO4 Gates-nve. Newark. NJ d.
isroaJ-.f. Also at A D. l. onces
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RUBBER GOODS MANUFACTtRLHG co;
Seyenteenfb Regular Preferred Dividend.
THE DIRECTORS HAVE THIS DAY DE-
l. cared the Seventeenth regular Quarterly Dividend
Of ONE AND THREE-QUARTERS PER CENT. on the
Preferred Shares earnings. payable June 10 &c
holders OF record 5th 1898
Transfer Books VIII be closed on BrfdaS
June bth at 3 o'clock and reopened June leth
C-heQues VII be mailed to registered addrssse6
JAMES 3. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
New York May 9th. 1903
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A L..
- an order CT Hon Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OK
York. notice Is HEREBY gwen 20 a.,
persons having claims against sarah Canpbeli iate ot
OF deceased. present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscriber at ner klas
Of transacting the office OF h Cat1~e.l'
her attorney Broadway. Borough OF Sannatts,
in the city OF York. before the 10Th day OF
'1y; Tsta5 Sev York the I'd day OF January 1903
CHARLOTTE & YOUNG Adnliristra trfx -.
CAIDwFI T.. Attorney for AdT1tntStTatTtx loS
- Broadway Borough of Manhattan New York CITY
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County ot
n-ev york Notice IS hereby given to all persons having
Claims against Susan Bever late OF the County or New
work deceased present the with vouchers thereof
their place Of transactng az
Citv Of New York Borough OF Manhattan or hefors
mated New York the 9Th day o. April, 1908
JOEL ELLIS FISHER. Executors
ENOCH V. STODpARDS 90 ~
JAMES s GREvES. Attorney Tor Executors - Fark
Pace. N Y City
f;yILLTNGHAS'T, WILLIAM R.-IN PURSU-
l. ance OF an order Of Hon. Frank T Fitzgerald
Surrogate County OF New York notice - hereby
given persons having claims against "iiann =
TIiughast Of the County OF New fork deceased
TO present with vouchers thereof TO the SUD
scrbers place OF transactnE business at me
Street Borough Manhattan in the City O. New YORK
or before the 20th day OF July 1e1t
Dated York the 10th day OF January, lsOS
LOUISE TILLIN(iiAST
CHARLES TIIIINCHAST EXECUTORS
LOUIS LEE STANTON.
GUTHRIE cRAEATH & HENDERSON, ATTORNEYS for
Executors, No 40 Wall Street, Borough Of Manhattan
City Of New York
New-York tribune., 1903-06-01

= NIGHI, " ILLI-A-N I1-A-N 7 2 ~ = ~
iA of an order Hon Abner G Thomas a Surrogate
County of WORK notice Is heTeoy gwen 20
William h hALlS4-l,
County OF York, deceased, 70 present
tL same with vouchers thereof. the Subscribers a.
their place Of ransaeting business. at the once %
Eufi,s l. Weaver thei- attorney Number 20 Br0a1Way,
Manhattan York City. On or before the 4O'h Gay
q r5staS Is0 New York City. May 4th. 1903
JOHN ". KNIGHT. FLORENCE A COLL FL EAscu-
FT-EI-s l. WEAVER Attorney Executors 229 Broad
way. New York
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Steamboats,.

My.Ds ON River BY DAYLIGHT
FaIatiaI Steamers NEW YORK and .'ALBANY'' %
the Day Line. fastest and finest river boats
Il World
Leave Brooklyn. Fulton St Cby Anner) 500 A. NJ
DesbrOsseS - Pier. -o-4V
est 22d &c. 9-'-'
West I29th St.......-..... S:2t
Ycnkers, West Point. NewbUrgh, PJugh6esp-
Point Hudson and Albany Daily.
Special CatskiI Mtn- resorts
ard Saratoga and easy connections all points East.
North and West. Through tickets and baggage checked
AZ rffres OF n Y Transfer Most delightful Oue-day
outings to West Point. Newburgh Poughkeepsie.
turning down boat
Fals rate to Cairo. y. Y. May eeth June sth.
STEAMER MARY POWELL
leaving T1esbrosses St at 3:f5 P NJ Saturdays.
P NJ w 22nd St p. Saturday. P. NJ. t29,h
= on SATURDAYS and Holidays only &-2n p. II. For
Highland Falls West Point. Cornwall. NewhuTgh. New
Hamburgh Milton Poughkeepsie, R0ndout and Kingston
Orchestra on board
GRT8H'll HUDsNN r GNWeRGElE
soATs leave Pier Is. n. r.. weekday. s 2. N
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= ance of an order Of Hon Frank T. FitzgeTa!d ads a
an claims against tiLaoeth teeC
Tayior of the County New YORK. deceased. %
vouchers thereof 10 the suoScroe
at her place OF tTaasaclius business az tne once %
C;uhris -Cravath & Henderson. Nc. 40 wall Street N
the ororgh Of Manhattan in the Ct:y OF New YORK. on
or before the twentieth day Of September next go.
Dated New York the twelfth day Of March lso5
JULIA REED TAYLOR. Executrtz
GUTHRIE. CRAvATH s HENDERSON AtI2rneys AaS2y.-o .or
FxecItrfx No. Wall Street, Borough OF Manlat1an-
CftyO Of
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Railway steei-sprinG Company.
II Broadway. New York. May 10th 1908
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of ONE AND
- TfIREE-QUARTERs PER CENT. u$4E0 has this
day declared the Preferred stock or TINS Con-
many pavable June 20th stockholders Of record
June 10Th 1893 Metropolitan Trust Company OF
the CITY OF New York. % Wall Street New York city
Transfer books Of Preferred Stock VIII be closed on
Trl7e reopere7 fre --Gc- 'fH'
RAILWAY STEF1-sPRING COMPANY
JAMES {. BEACH, Treasurer.
Second Avenue Traction Company OF Pitts
burGh-
T,OT-P0NS DUE JUNE 1ST, 1903. FROM
- the First Mortgage Bonds Of the above Company
will be paid on and af;er maturity presentation at
the office Messrs. Brown Brothers Company, 90 Wall
street. We" c J. BRAUN. Jr.. Treasurer.
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ENIcgERDOGKER TRUST COMPANY.
COUPONS PAYABLE AT sc BROADWAY o,
AND AFTER JUNE 1st. 1903.

Couuons may be sent in at once. and checks
in payment of same viii be read: for oei1s-
cry at 10 4 NJ June LIST.
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Bankers and Brokers.

GEORGE L NICHOLS. counsel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

K street southeast between 18th and 18th
streets-Bertt H. Brockway ct ux to Mar
garet c. McMackin, lots SO and "a, square
1923; $40.
Columbia Heights-Nelie E. Owen ct vir,
Jesse j., to HELEN T. Owen, lot A, block
SO; SO.
Cedar place northwest between 18th and
10Th streets-Walter R. Hensey ct ux. to
Thomas W. StocFard and Mary c. Al.
Stockard lot &c. square 1872; 500.
Edgewood-Samuel A. Drury ct ux. to
Samuel Maddox and Samuel A. Drury,
trustees, lots l. to 8, block 6; SO.
w street northwest between 10th and 18th
streets-E. Catesby Rowzee ct ux to Geo.
w. Acorn lot B. square 331; $40.
Eleventh street northwest between M and
N streets-Robert Farnham to the Carolina
Apartment Company, lots % to 81, square
314; $40.
L street northwest between Sd and 4th
streets-Florence Donohue ct ux to How
ard C. Riley, part lot 8, square 526: SIC.
Howard c. Riley conveys same property to
Patrick O'Donoghue; $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-27
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
Its Continuance Next Year Practically
Assured.


The splendid work of the Washington
Symphony Orchestra at its concert last
Tuesday has borne good fruit. Those who
heard it on that OCCASION and who realized
the high degree of excellence it had at
tanned in one year, were determined that
so valuable an organization, which at once
furnished pleasure to its supporters and
also became an educator of musical taste
in the community, ought to become a per-
manent institution at the national capital.
Most of the guarantors for last season
will continue for next fall and winter, and
they have been reinforced by many high Of
ficialS and others, some of whom are willing
to contribute outright generous sums to-
ward sustaining the enterprise Mr.. E. H.
DrOOp, the treasurer and general manager
of the orchestra, said today that he was
greatly gratified at the manner in which
subscriptions had come in He says that a
comparatively small sum Is yet to be re-
ceived to make up the amount needed for
the next series of concerts so that practi-
cally the continued existence of the orches-
ira for another year is assured. In this con-
nection it is pleasing to the board of man.
agement to find that many of moderate
means are contributing modest sums to the
fund, not for tickets, but as voluntary gifts
to the guarantee fund. This i 1icates how
firm a hold the orchestra h., upon real
music lovers, who want to hear the best
music intellgently and artistically perform
ed, and who take a pride in having or
chestra in Washington competent to crafty
their desires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-27
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. 1-Justice Hagner.
Lomax agt. Bell ct al: restraining order
on National Safe Deposit and Trust Com
pany.
Equity Court No. 2-Justice Gould.
PIERCE agt. Mclean; dismissal or cause
ordered Same agt. Waizman; do. Fisher
agt. Fisher; trustee authorized to accept
private offer of purchase. Lesh agt. Lesh;
fund deposited by complainant in registry
guardian ad Item appointed. Jones agt.
Jones; maintenance pendente lite awarded
to complainant.
Circuit Court No. 1-Justice Barnard.
Heine agt. Schneider ct al: judgment on
verdict. Baker agt. Metropolitan Railroad
Company; on trial.
Circuit Court No. 2-Justice Clabaugh.
Moulton, administrator, agt. metropolitan
Railroad Company; on trial.
Criminal Court No. 1-Justice Anderson.
United States agt. Wallace Jones' Will
lam Reed and Harry Offutt, rape on trial.
Probate Court-Justice Barnard.
In re Mary A Cannon; petition for allow
ance. Estate of John H. Veirs; petition
for letters of administration filed. Estate
of Annie Jenifer; letters of administration
granted to James II. Dabney; bond $100.
Estate of Alexander R. Hasscn; will ad-
mitted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Hethe A. Hasson; bond $500
Estate of Julia Hanson; rule to show
cause Estate of Margaret J. Ourdan; or
der to sell stock. Estate of Mem Kauf-
man; report of trustees filed. Estate of
Francis S. Metcalf; order fra ming issues.
Estate of William ellison; inventory filed.
In re Edward Waldron ct al; petition to
ratify account filed. Estate of Agnes q.
Biggs; petition to compromise certain de-
PENDANTS filed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-27
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported at
the health office during the forty-eight
hours ending at noon today: Elizabeth Ma
gruder, 81 years; Margaret Howlin, 7S
years; Delos JONES' II years; Sanderson
Brooks, IS years; William Calvin. alias
Daniel Mcdonald y years; Ann R. Griffin
II years; William Hancock. 60 years
Rachel Johnson, 65 years; James T. Twin
burke, Go years; Ann r. Cartwright, 81
years; Elizabeth Twilling 81 years; Car
lima Hannemann, So years. Alice Dyson
81 years; David Blum IL years: Mrs. Anna
Shackleford. Al years; Nancy Warfeld, 4C
years; Sallie l.. Ward, 40 years; Louisa D.
Olser "a years; Jennie Gill, 30 years;
Alethis Stewart. "a years; Walter Jackson
% years; Mary G. Hardin, % years; VIM.
Jackson 10 years; Harry hewitt, II years;
James Warner, years; Joseph Thornton
years; Catherine Harris years; Louisa
Grayson, l year; Emanuel Lyons 10
months; Lutha Briscoe. months; Ida p.
Coates, months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-27
MISS LIEBERMAN's CONCERT.
Some of the Numbers to Be Upon the
Program

No interest is manifested in the coming
cor, of Miss Lula Lieberman than has
been the case in number of years. One
reason is because of the unique character
of the concert and the fact that it will be
unlike any concert heretofore given. Last
year Miss Lieberman presented her pupils
at nine pianos and a section of the Marine
Band Orchestra, but this time she will sur
pass even that. She will present COM
bination of sixteen pianos, each with two
performers. in conjunction with the full
Marine Band Orchestra. making a total
force of one hundred. The rehearsas have
reached stage of almost perfection, and
it may be predicted that there will be heard
a performance of unusual merit. Some of
the ensemble numbers in which the comb-
nation Of pianos and orchestra, will be heard
are BeethOven's Sonata Pathetique, opus 10;
Beethovens Moonlight Sonata opus q; two
acts from Wagner's "Lohengrin; the motif
from "Die Meistersinger," with cello SOTO;
Kela Bela's 'Lustspiei." LISTS Grand
Hungarische Sturm Fantasia and Schu-
berts "Marche Militaire.' Among the
piano numbers, which will be so arranged
that the whole corps of pianos will form a
full orchestra, each of the performers play
ing a separate part, will be the waltz and
chorus and garden scene from Gounod's
Faust and a caprice arranged by Miss
Lieberman.
There will also be about a dozen piano
solos. 1t can readily be seen that the pro-
gram will demonstrate how thoroughly the
young ladies have been educated in every
branch of piano work. The three daily
papers will be represented as follows:
Evening Star Miss Florence Bean; the
Post Miss Daphne Thompson; the Times,
Miss Mabel Meacham, and Droop & Sons.
by Miss Marie Howe. Miss Gompers will
be the vocal soloist and other solOists will
be Mr.. r. Seel, f1utist. and J. Van Poucke,
clarinetist The box holders already COM
prise many prominent people, including
Commissioner West, Mr. Maurice Grau,
Mr.. S. ]. Gompers, and in the orchestra
seats a large number of which have al
ready been sold will be found representa-
tives of diplomatic, official and social cir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-27
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-John V. Schmitt and Sophie
Cordes: Bentley H. Feaster and Ruth V.
Whiting; Ebenezer Learned of Norwich,
Conn.,, and Roberta F. Howard of this city;
B. Lee Conner and Helen Taylor.
Colored-William j. Cornish and Emma
]. Johnson, both of Baltimore, Nd; Edward
w. Shields of Roslyn, Va. and Martha
Banks of this city; William H. Hurd and
Frances o. Bright; William Brewer of Bar
bersville, Va, and Bessie Cooper of Good
dingsville. Va; Charles Washington of Bal
timore Md, and Fannie Tartar Of Benning,
d. c.
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FAIR TONIGHT AND TUESDAY.
Warmer Tuesday; Variable Winds, Be-
coming Easterly.

Forecast till p. m. Tuesday-For the
District of Columbia and Maryland. fair to-
night and Tuesday; warmer Tuesday; va
riable winds. becoming easterly and fresh
For Virginia, fair tonight. Tuesday fair,
warmer: fresh northeast to east winds.
Weather conditions and general forecast
An extensive low pressure area over the
western half of the country, except along
the coast, has caused general rise in tenn
perature between the two great mountain
ranges without precipitation. In the plateau
region. however, a fast rise in pressure is
accompanied by quite general rains and
SHOWS and decidedly lower temperatures.
In the Atlantic states the weather was UNI
settled, with showers in many sections.
The weather will be fair tonight and
Tuesday in the east and south with higher
temperatures.
On the middle and south Atlantic coast
winds will be fresh north to northeast, on
the east gulf coast fresh east to southeast,
and on the lower lakes brisk and possibly
high southerly.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have light to fresh winds mostly
northerly with fair weather to the Grand
Banks.
The following heavy precipitation Gin
inches) has been reported during the TWEEN
tyfour hours, ending a. m. Sunday: ia
leigh, Los; Augusta, 1:74.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Inc following were the TedulHSS VI eho
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning
at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer-April g. pm, 81; p m,
55; II midnight, II; April q, 4 a.m.' "A;
am, SO; II noon, 63; 2 pm. 65.
Maximum, 65, at 2 pm, April p. maxi
mum a year ago, II; minimum, AZ, at D
am, April q.
Barometer-April &c, 4 pm, 1894; pm.
% 80; IL midnight. 1905; April q. am
1907; am, 30.1G; noon, 1902; PM, 37.O2
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at 8
a. M: Great Falls, temperature, SO; condi-
ton, SO; Dalecarlia reservoir, temperature,
Sc; condition at north connection, SO; condi-
ton at south connection. 80; Georgetown
distributing reservoir temperature, 90; con-
dition at influent gate house, 30; condition
at ef1uent gate house, 80; Washington city
reservoir temperature, So; condition at In
fluent. 20; condition at ef1uent. ~.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide 40 am. and 2:16 pm.
high tide, 7:42 am. and SOP p. m Tomor-
row-Low tide, 2:22 am and 3:03 m; high
tide, S:2S am. and $50 pm
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises, 5:07 am; sun sets, 6:49
pm. Moon SETS 700 pm; new moon, e:5l
The City Lights.
The city light and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset; eX-
tinguishing begun one hour before sunrise
All arc and incandescent lamps lighted
fifteen minutes after sunset and extinguish-
ed fortyfive minutes before sunrise.