Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
Will of Elizabeth T. McVeiqh
Filed for Probate.
FOURTH OF JULY PROGRAM
Circuit Court Sits Tuesday to Hear
Civil Cases-Potomac Lodge
Installation.
FOURTH OF JULY PROGRAM
Special Correspondence OF The Star.

SpecidI correspondence OF The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. July 2. 1910.
The will of the late Elizabeth Tebbs Nc
Weigh was admitted to probate in the
circuit court for this city in vacation
today.
The will is dated April IA, 1910. The
testatrix left an estate valued at $1,000
Lewis H. Machen she names as executor
He qualified as SUCH
The house. known as 6O3 Queen street,
together with the lot on the west side,
designated as No. 6O5 Queen street. she
bequeaths to her sister, Ann Lawson
Tebbs: her cousin. Constance n Tyler,
and her nephew. James Douglas Mclean
She directs that they shall have the use
OF the property or as much as they may
desire for their use as a residence during
the life of her sister
She also directs that the portion unoc-
cupled may be rented for the benefit of
ner sister. The amount so received Is to
be applied to the payment of taxes upOn
the house and the unimproved lot
She also directs that if the property can
De advantageously sold it may be done
so by the executor. The proceeds are to
be invested, and one-half of the interest
Is to be paid her sister during her life
and the residue to be used for the benefit
or James Douglas Mclean when he
reaches his majority.
In the event James Douglas Mclean does
not live to reach his majority she directs
mat his portion revert to sons of Richard
b. Tebbs. share and share alike.
Other bequests made follow: James
Douglas Mclean. 81 800 worth of stock in
ton: Ann Lawson Tebbs. 81 600 in rail-
road bonds; Constance n. Tyler railroad
bonds; - McVeigh and = McVeigh.
Richmond. and r. Emory Mcveieh.
Lynchburg. all furniture: gold watch to
Charles Mcveigh. New York: diamond
ring to Belle McVeigh, Richmond, both of
foregoing to revert to children of the late
Warren McVeigh of New York when they
reach their majority: piano to Gertrude
renlck: sewing machine to jamie Penick;
Suite of furniture to rectory Of Christ p
f. Church; 500 to Ladies' Sewing Society
OF Christ p. f. Church; 500 to Anne
Tyler Buckland; 500 to Elizabeth B. Ty-
ler and $50 each to Richard B. Tyler,
John w. Tyler and Sallie Tyler Marshall
The last bequest is 500 to r. E. Lee
Camp. Confederate Veterans. She directs
that this money be used for the purchase
of suitable memorial to her late brother,
Capt. Willoughby w. Tebbs, who was
killed in battle.
Fourth of July Program.
Practically all details for the safe and
sane Fourth Of July celebration at the
George Washington Park were complete
last evening at meeting Of the general
committee of arrangements held in the
rooms of the chamber of commerce. The
program published in The Star of YES
terd2y will be carried out.
mayor Paf has issued a proclamation
ASKING the citizens to cooperate with the
league. ~
ABOUT twenty members of the Reliance
steam fire engine company will leave here
a. $50 O'Clock tomorrow for Harrison
fI,n
bration which will be held in that CITY
Monday The Alexandrians will return
Tuesday.
At meeting Of Potomac Lodge. No.
90 order OF Odd Fellows. held last night
at its hall, c. n. ROUGH, district deputy
grand master. installed the following re-
Gently elected officers; W. E. Latham.
acting past grand; w. K. Stonnell, noble
grand; V. c. Davis. vice grand; W. A.
Conway, recording secretary: w. f. La
than. ST., financial secretary; l.. Morgan
Davis, treasurer; Edgar Lyles, chaplain
n number of appontive officers were also
named.
The memorial services planned for FRI
DAY nave been postponed until the tai,
of the year, owing to the hot weather.
Civil Cases for Trial.
The July term of the circuit court for
this city. Judge ]. B. T. Thornton pre-
siding will convene in this city Tuesday.
number of civil cases will come I'D.
By score Of to the Alexandria,
Washington Lodge of Masons base ball
team yesterday afternoon defeated a
team composed of members of Andrew
Jackson lodge.
At the First Baptist Church tomorrow
morning Rev. w. F. Watson, pastor, will
take for his subject at the morning serv
ices. The Supper His theme at the
evening services will be What flinders"