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New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

yard. Philadelphia: 20 heador.-.
llminary TO orders 70 recruiting -. n
Hampshire. - = /,
First Lieutenant e. r WILLIAMS ,-.n.
promotion: granted twenty davS f.s-.s
Leaves Of absence. Lieutenant Co.,
IfAISES. First Lieutenant W p r. - .
and Lieutenant Colonel T p ut,.s,'
month; First Lieutenant c. J. z Co.
HEM, fifteen days. with perrnizsl.- :
Venezuela; First Lieutenant Il n 80
HARSON. one north a1d fftes5 -. !
MOVEMENTS OF MARSHES
lowing movements OF vessels have ~.
ported 70 the Navy Department.:
ARRIVED.
June S-Ths Paul Jones. the Pre5le. n.
and the Perry at Long Beach
June 9-The Standish at Annapoll4 -.
at Portsmouth. " H; the Wolvsrs-s !. = !
land and the Hist az Guantanano.
SAILED
June o-The Paducah. from Cristo5aI n. s
fields: the Iowa, the Massachusetts -
Indiana, from Hampton Roads for Ply--l
the Wolverine. from Muskegou for r.. y
the Ajax, from Portsmouth, n. H, h.
ton.
June 1O-Ths Pompey. from Guam ssr csss
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
LIS PENDENs
JUNE 10

KELLY ST. W $. 365 n =, ,s-
Joseph Newmark aRt Gertie Ffsl-,ita = ~.
formance); attorneys. Morrison 4 sI1. Ser. . !.
133D ST. 235 West: Benisr,,- Senl1
Mains Land Co (forsciosurs ~ -. sars,
r = Mahon- u mtS)s afs-a
BROADWAY. s6J: Beers ps,,..
FOrsythe et al 0oreciosurs ~ -. % AZ :,
Hunt. MIL & Butts. sl fts~s
HOE AVE. " s. 12J II n A. IN,
William Enrich agt Bryant q "a "a I =.
foreclosure Of mtg); attorneys Fr-.. ar.
& cane. i'- i4s.,..
9TH ST. n s. $50 q " of Az.
bert landau agr Morris CaIende- s.ox - =
al foreciosure Of MTG; attorney ss.s..-is.
IT'D ST. $. 1879 n " ~ -
AZ. 9194-6: Edw II Rogers asr AiS.ss.' 'r7'ar !,
al (amended foreclosure % mtg. ss..L-e', -e';,
lon & Roe. 'as's 4
1O2D ST. 235 East: Isfdors rac.,.
lien): attorney. A Stern. -anss- q
TRINITY AVE. . :. 21q. p
xfO0; Ernest Hall agt Osias Ea--, -.
closure OF MTG: attorney. r g Do--s... 4,
1O4TH ST. f63 East: Paul r r.
Anshel Schwartz et al (forecioerIrs >, =.
torney. J " Rider. n's
vANDEWATER ST. 20: Jarrs.
al agt Frederick " Crawford - - Ss'--
establish lenJs attorney. J p Dglrnss -.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
WHITE PLAINS SALES.

Albert Acker has sold at White Plains
his property on the south side of Railroad
avenue. adjoining Brookf1eld street, a two
story building. on a plot 25x1o0 feet. for
about sl1oo front foot, to Judge w. p
Platt and John 7. Rehill, who own the
adjoining corner. Irving ". Young nego-
fiafed the sale.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
a PLEAsANTVILLE DEAL.

The Mcvickar, Gaillard Realty Company
has sold for the Commuters Realty Com
pany a tract Of fifty acres at Pleasant
Vile. " Y. 10 some clients who will
incorporate a company known as the
PleasentviIle Park Company. The prop
erty viii be fully developed and the Nc
Vickar. Ganlsrd Realty Company has been
appointed selling agent.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
CONFERENCE ON FREIGHT RAT

A conference was held yesterday bsr
the executive committee Of the Trnsl
Association and representatives q :
organizations Of this city, Boston p
deIphia, Baltimore. Richmond and 1
points, at which the proposed n-z
class rates which are 70 be put IN IN
the Eastern roads were discussed
transportation Of the products Of nx
the manufacturing industries IN The .
particularly New England. cones !
class rates which are soon to be atTzi
by the trunk lines.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
COAST ARTILLERY TAReETaEc

Baltimore, June ia record Of the \
artillery corps in target practice IN
year with the Pinch rifles was vu-l
terday at Fort Howard. when ths
Company fired four shots for recu,s
hit the target each time. The gars I
fired at a 50 by % foot rectsg0na e-I
target at three and a half miles. tuEs
nine miles an hour. All four shos \
fired in 8 minutes and i seconds
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

DIVISION ST. 81: 70 g~~N
LANCER. 81 East 125th 81 s-s srs tas,,-
owner. Ida Realty Co. 1889 ~ alltsc,. - q
9Th ST. as East: TO a z 81
burger. ~ Bowery. architect. II.
MeseritS 1s9 East 81 81. Loissul ~. - :
14TH ST. 526 and 52s ws..-
tennt and store; D Z, gpar-s % as ~
18th 80, architect: cost. s5'Oe0. axe. "a 4
burger. % Nassau sf owner ~
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
GETS TITLE TO a STRIP.

The city has transferred to Cornelius K
q. Billings title to a strip OF land on the
west side of Fort Washington avenue.
north Of 1s5th street. s7Osx4 sxss7.2 feet, for
a consideration Of $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
INCREASE IN MAY LOANS.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company
SAD Yesterday tnat its mortgage business
for Nav in Manhattan and The Bronx
amounted 20 almost S, i,ce0.ocO more than in
Nay, 1896. Not only were a larger number
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
MOUNT VERNON SALE TO-DAY.

An auction sale OF fourteen business lots
in West Lincoln avenue. corner Of 18th
street and Railroad avenue and Locust
street, Mount Vernon. will be held to-day
by George w. Bard. The sale viii be held
on the premises starting AT p.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
SHARON SPRINGS HOTEL SOLD.

Axel A Olsen has sold the Union Hotel,
together with fourteen acres of land. at
Sharon Springs. n. Y, for the Sauer estate
The hotel IS 10 be entirely remodelled and
viii be under a new management
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
BUILDING LOAN coNrs.,..
JUNE TO-

JUNE 10.
PIER AVE. " =. 80 y > o. Ev-...
100: Elsie Hausnan loans Nsftss-.1
81. 500. JA
55TH ST. n 8. 200 n of 9th an. ..
Marc H Mack loans Brsntmors 50 -
s22J, 900. 14
HEWITT PL. " $. 13J p \ of w,.-.
f295x irreg: Isaac We'll loans rsc-si y 2
and Max Smith S3O.00O -,
KATONAH AVE. :. 100 n
50xs5: Central Mortgage Co loans - -
IS. 500. -' Z
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
EAST HOUSTON STREET LOAN.

The Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Com
pany has loaned to Moses Zimmerman
$4,000 for five years at per cent on his
property No SIS 10 S24 East Houston street
The property comprises three brick factory
buildings, on a plot 724xsS feet
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

TO VISIT BATTLEFTELDS.- stu
dent officers of the army stationed at the
War College left Fort Myer to-day for a
two months tour of duty to study battle
fields Of the Civil War and the handling OF
large bodies OF troops. The officers are
under the charge OF Major Eben Swift, Of
the General Staff. They Will study historic
ground In Virginia. West Virginia. Mary
land and Pennsylvania. ending their trip
at Gettysburg, where they will spend a
month in camp with the national guard and
the regular army.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
fr-t,b owners name and address,
JUNE TO-
MANHATTAN.

fuvi,h owners name and address,
JUNE TO-
MANHATTAN.
rv>-rRAT, PARK adjoining reservoir. . on
e.. - For a 1 sty stone comfort station. OK
9os r +, yideto. architect; cost SZS'VVV' V""o-'
7Trr AVE $. 90 n n Of 33d 81. for =
-. ~, store and lofts. 19.6x53. 8; Childs 20
1ssse. z, Westervelt 80 West satin 81, arcIIL. II
tect: cost 10000; owner. z Z Coneh' "e7'
@Sth 81 THE BRONX.
CRrrGER AVE, g s. 200 ~ OF an sss
ove . stv frame dwE. 21xJO; " W oe- Sa..ilo' SaI.
ercbItect: cost $4,000; owner. James Ciai0S'
700 Morris Park ave- , .
o1JNTON AVE " $. 90 ~ n Of 1I5tn ~. . :
s.,C brl< tennis 81 10x6s and "a 4x6e; Lorer1
2 Wefher 271 West 125th ST. aIssso-,
cost s54 600: owner. Weidhopf ConseFu ei'"
90 i26 West 131st St
,rOuEcAN AVE. " cor 1s0th st. sty 9Ek 2E<
.,orss and tenn1ts TO.1 u x65-1O15 ana so I
5sfIS. r. Young, 1928 Broadway. aTenIIecs; nec;
cost. $50. 600. owner. NJ Rubenstein' 10 "e''
11eth st. -. -
pARK AVE . cor 169th ST. sty PIX
eIia architect: cost. s5O.OOO; owner mary
Nulcahy. on premises -.
STARTLING AVE. cor Purdy 81. uS -
frame factory. 244xs3: cost. s2OO; oEnsr oEn.s %
archftect Isaac d Abbott. Ss1 East Af9'n 81
EASTERN BOULEVARD, cor Caoot ., 81; 3
. -tI frame stable 144x31: John ESerseseIl. - - :
1-egt load St architect: cost. sS,OoV' oMhSI'
church F, Gates & Co. 13sth 81 ana 4tn ave-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

10 yrs from May /. 1910: s425o; address. 10
West Saith st.
2oTH ST. 134 West. basement and store
Jacob Lederer and ano to Edward vogt 4
yrs from May 1. 1910; $40: address. 134 West
20th st.
29TH ST, 205 West; William Kohlmeier and
ano TO Emil Bugnan; yrs from May I, 1872
81 200; address 2S2 7th ave
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
BIG BLOCK FRONT SALES IN THE BRONX
Speculative Building Companies to Erect Elevator Apartment
Houses on Some of the Sites.
METAL EXCHANGE PLANS

Of mortgages made, but the amounts Of th'
mortgages averaged larger.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
JUNE TO-

,arH ST. 155 and 137 East: Edwin d hss1osit1.
-. sr,srican Building Co ct al tDy oeP|'
s136. ... 60. ar. Ief-
,.4a. 34IH ~ IsYy 81 al: April 2e 1910; s1i1 10
RRoADwAY. sth ave and seth e. q tIsapS5 %nPss
49,. Jacobs Company agt WIIIiatu - ~
n!ocI. 1 49, a 1910 lby bSa5s; s3l.-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

OrNDERS lSSUED,-The following orders
have been issued:
ARMY.
Captain tain ROGER o. MASON. 9Th Field Artil-
Iery. TO Army School OF the IIna -,
Leavenworth. August I5 Aie' rOr1
t.I,e1l Lieutenant ASA L SINGLETON. 5th IN
tahry, t attached TO Company A. si,nai co-ns
Ior duty Herewith during maposnIrsS 80 ~.
reserys t4Ss'eHans S6Tps JOHN L n HEWITT. medical
RrTo-d @SsIs.ed siS 20 duty surgeon transport
Second Iieutenan, sSatI3n PTaSpT at san Francisco
a.. ehsineeTs' 10 Washington RarrstS,. SOsps s
auty with LIST Battalion OF F,nstnasu. aSNs' ior
CHARLES Ss"'a; ". TAY1ldsSp 1lddsptenant colonel
0n month from June 12 Major ySS:,lt' S.SSsll one
Captain ERNEST n eSTpS COPS twenty days:
slheers. one month and tNSiIysSO SOIps P OF en-
CHAFFTN9 Sa,aa Lieutenant ANDREW ID
DsN NprOTnouon 70 first lieutenant month I', upon
twentv-a1A MOORE. 6th Field AStsi1s1li TSRs1lh
ARD ID. NEWNS second I4eutenant RICH
Pbii,n-s; PS; upon relief OF Isth Ciy, Cavai!y, tour
NEY. General STAN s,ssp SHERWOOD a. CHE
Te5,naI Tst Lieutenant WILLIAM IroI9 rS1n June
July rs. serVe corps. two months SIoS, tsSS;
New YoT, " A KIMBERLEY. to nav ,..s
fnaH' Mire Island e / HAND. from nava, ho.D,,,,
eeoendence 10 temporary dutv or tb P'IS'. ~
ASSISTANT ssnn Surgeon s. L HIGGINS. to N. N,,,
MARINE CORPS
brieaSe ", BREWSTER. a.,ach.s .
Island Shi'a; TO naval hospf,al "iSTlne Mane
Bri1s9s rtiis9Ssenant A. b OWENS A.,..,-,
Mare Island Manila TO naval hospitaI
tsrs - J scHwABLE. aA,,nh.s $50.
adephia marine corps depot OF suppIiss les PSG SSf
fiFst Lieutenant W. 2. sEv.x ,.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

PRAISES NAVAL ACADEMY.-In view
Of the reports in the last few months OF
friction between the midshipmen and one
of the instructors at the Naval Academy,
some significance attaches to the declara-
ton of the board OF visitors, which has Just
made visit to the institution. OF their
great satisfaction over the fine conditions
prevailing. In their report the board states
that the superintendent, the officers and
instructors are discharging their duties
faithfully and efficiently and the student
body Is doing its work well. Moreover. the
board commends the good discipline which
IS being maintained. Aside from few
be++erments in the academy and the ac-
quisition of some additional land. the rec
concentrations of the board present few
novel features.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

GENERAL EDWARDS CONFIRMED
The Senate to-day confirmed the nomina-
ton OF Brigadier General Clarence R Ed
wards. chief Of the Bureau OF InsuIar AZ
iairs OF the War Department. for reap
pointnent as chief of that bureau for four
years. beginning June 30.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
ALTERATION PLANS.

MANHATTAN.
LEXINGTON AVE. 96s; to a sly anq Vest
III :. arcbItects: cost, s.. 0OOs owner j %
SoIIey tr 124 west 5Sth ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

1.,-..-. srbarnberser sgt East Iweney
$3.50 20 owner and contractor; szOV
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
"a Y p IU.
-A&HATTAN

With name and address of lenders attorney
lterest at j per cent unless otherwise stated.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

GENERAL. MARSHALL RETIRES-
Brigadier General William l. Marshall
chief of engineers. to-day finished his ac-
tive service with the army. He Is noted
for his discovery of Marshall Pass. across
the Rocky Mountains; the gold placers OF
Marshall Basin Of the San Miguel River, IN
Colorado; the construction OF levees IN Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana and Arkansas; for his
supervision Of work on the Hennepin
Canal for ten years and on Notifications
near New York and other engineering work
Tomorrow Colonel William H. Bixby will
become chief of engineers
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
nrEsss
BoROUGH OF q

BOKOCGh " 81
MAGNIFICENT FLASh ,,ain resS.
FiliOtt Manor. on the nee I.,, AZ se.s -
North shore. Si,SoN W. 81. Essr-
NER NJ. SMITH, 90 . S.Ios ~ -i' 7I.'i' So
EXAMINE oJs s,. s'Tglp's'ss 3
on oath 81. and Broasd"-,.stii pA..s 8
buyfnc or building Vest -
terms CHRISTENzE-. ----.ry
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
CorNTRY PRoFhS'

FARMS Real Estate. 1sETI.L. -.
embarrassed Z. J. CA
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

HILL ACQUITTED.-Althou techn1-
cally the case is still before the Navy De
rartnent for review. It is understood that
Commander Frank K Hill has been ac-
quilted by the court OF inquiry which m
vestigated the charge that he brought the
Marietta into Portsmouth. n. H. from the
tropics in bad condition
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
rFrou1 The Tribune Bureau.1

washington, June ~
01SAcREE ON MEYER PLAN.-Ihe
House to-day refused to agree 70 tne ser
ate amendment to the naval Dill dOOlI9i-
ing the Bureau OF Equipment and the sen
ate amendment making that provision Wo0
cont hack TO conference This Is one item
IN the bill which gives sanction 10 ln0
Never reorganization plan, anu II
thought that the Senate Will insist upon H.
Representative Loudenslager, OF NeN "
eey asked Representative Foss. chairman
of the Naval Affairs Committee Il
committee had not made favorable report
-, bi11 70 abolish the Bureau Of Equip
nent Mr.. Foss replied that this was true'
hut that on hearing from Secretary meyer
&c m how he proposed to distribute tne
,,ore,, the committee had changed It's n1inu
ord rracticalIv recalled the bill IN queS-
+to, Tho House also refused to concur IN
the amendment authorizing the construe-
tfor of five instead OF four submarines anu
six toruedo boat destroyers not proVloeo
for in the House bill. 1t agreed that d
81 COO 900 collier shall be built in a PACING
Coast navy yard
PROGRESS ON wARSHIPS--Of the
four battleships now under constructioh'
the Utah, building by the New YORK ohip
building Company, at Camden " I'' -
the most advanced. standing at I6 per cent
according to the monthly report OF tne
construction bureau The Florida az tne
New York Navy Yard, is 663 per cent ao-
vanced toward completion; the Arkansas
nv the New York shipbuilding Company
rs per cent, and the Wyoming az 'he
Crambs' works. IN Philadelphia. 70 per
cent. Good progress is reported on tne
submarines, Golfers and torpedo ooat ue-
stroyers.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

ORDERS ISSUED,-The following orders
have been issued:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
FURNISHED HOUSES I0 70 :

Country.
SEA SHORE COTTAGES --FI 3 S-I.'si q i
housekeeping. az Watch ail.- g - ~
beaches. for rent on sale. - n CA
lars cOmmuuiCa-e with FRANN
erly. r. L
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11
REAL ESTATE FOB SALE -
LONG IsLaND
wEsTCHESTER

RFAUTIFUL. SHADED -11,fSER
main avenue. SpVV
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

PurIIPsE MANOR OF. ss-ostls.
ON. NILE vnobstructed riyef y,,s -. Ati'
ern residences near comp So:OR CO..
Phuipse Manor, ->--<s
New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

/ The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesroom, Nos. IA
! and is Vesey st. resulted as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-18

and forty miles of electric car line in
the city of Constantinopie. which were
invited a year ago, are still pending anu
the government is doing nothing toward
carrying them out. All plans for new
railways are also held up, and there is
no telling when these internal improve
ments, which are imperative to the pros
pc rity of the country, will be begun.
This delay is not because of d lack or
money, for such enterprises will be car
ried out entirely with foreign capital, but
all contracts and concessions, pending
and proposed. are involved in the neSo-
tiations for a loan and will be used as
far as possible as inducements to the
financial syndicates which are expected
TO float the new issue OF bonds.
Thus YOU will see that the Turkish
government is in most embarrassing
and perpleying situation and at present
| cannot see any way out of it,
There is one consolation, however, that
a parliament is back Of the military.
which will serve the purpose OF a bal
ance wheel. No concession can be grant
ed without its ratification. and it has the
power to review all contracts, which Is
hard on the contractors, but good for
the public. Parliament votes the taxes.
fixes the budget and makes the laws,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-18
Piles Cured
Quick
SEND FOR A FREE TRIAL PACKAGE AND
YOU WILL BE OVERLOOKED AT THE
ASTONISHING RELIEF AND CURE

Any one who mas piles wants Quick relief
IL you can't wait. drop into the next drug store
ard get q Soc package of Pyramid Pile Cure
You will ind relief right awav The cure come.
quick and is a eompis.e. permanent cure o,j
chronic cases. that itch all the time bleei nro.
trude and are sore. become gaugrenous and are
the very essence of utter misery should uri,
70 the Pyramid Drug Co.. 2II Pyramid bldg
Marshall. MICA. for a free trial package by
mail in plain wrapper Of Pyramid Pile Cure.
Such cases have tried dozen remedies they be-
lisye In nothing expect to be operat ted on ar,
sick. tssry and discouraged. They need this
free trial. u will be revela ton The relief
will bring back their hope Of a cure the rem
edy will turn that hope into realization A n.ap
In Indiana past 40 had suffered over 80 year.
With hieedipg piles. The free trial of Pyramid
Pile Cure was his first real comfor. lie Was
thoroughly cured and has lived hi. rpmsiuin.
years In peaceful eujcy ment. doing such odd
work as would occupy his mind. and going about
with meme OF the restraint and hardships that
always accompany piles. Don't neglect TO send
for this free trial, and remember you can al
ways obtain the regular SOC package in any drua
store, aad be sure YOU get what you ask for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-18
LINING UP FOR MRS. SCOTT.
Virginia and Michigan D. A. R.
Delegates to Vote Solid.

Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, president gen.
eral of the Daughters of the American
Revolution, left Washington today for
Massachusetts. where she will be the
guest of honor at the state conference
of the d. A. R. in Boston. Mrs. Scott
will also attend state conferences in
several other states, including Illinois
The president general has just re-
turned from one of the largest state
conferences ever held in Virginia, and,
it is also said, one of the most har-
monious. y year ago Virginia was di-
vided in its allegiance to candidates for
president general, but. 1T is said, all
differences have been smoOthed out and
that the entire membership of the ma
ton congress from Virginia is solid
for Mrs. Scott.
The Michigan state conference also
has announced that the Michigan
Daughters would send solid delega-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-18
NEW MOTIVE POWER.
Storage Battery Car Intended for
Suburban Railway Line.

Off1cials OF the Washington. Spa Spring
and Gretta Railway Company expect 10
have a storage battery car in operation
on its line between 10Th and III streets
northeast and Bladensburg within the
next week. The car, II is stated. has been
shipped here from Atlantic City. II was
expected last Saturday, but it's shipment
was delayed and officials of the company
now expect il will reach Washington in
time to be put I'm service next Saturday.
Should the oficials be satisfied with
the new car. they state. others of the
same type will be ordered and the poles
and overhead wires will be removed from
the line.
Work on the Maryland section OF the
road 10 10 be commenced in q few days.
il n stated, and IL 10 expected that cars
win be running to Berwyn before Febru-
ary !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-18
Prosperity Is at Stake.

At the same time, it is unfortunate
that the plans for internal public i'm
provements cannot he carried out because
the prosperity of Turkey depends upon
them. Under the old regime everything
of value discovered above or beneath the
surface of the earth was forfeited to
the sultan. and his policy was to prevent
progress and to keep the people in pow
erty and ignorance.
Every mineral deposit in Turkey. for
that reason belongs to the government
today. The titles of many of them
were in the name of Abdul Hamid but
he was compelled to surrender all his
holdings 10 the state. and, fortunately
there Is nothing TO prevent the present
government from making contracts for the
development of these resources by for
eiSn companies. The mineral resources
of Asia Minor are believed to be ex-
tensive and valuable, but so far as /
can learn only two mines, one copper
and one coal mine, arc i'll operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-18
NEPHEWS GET HIS SWORDS.
Will of William Austin Knapp Is
Filed for Probate.

The will of William Austin Knapp, for
merly of Massillon. Ohio. dated March
-. 1904, has been filed for probate. he
declares his last wishes are expressed
without consultation with or suggestion
from any one. Requests are made 10
Dora Blankenbecker. SOD: Martha jack
son, 800 and Mary Hoolihan. 800.
To his nephew. William h. AtWater. are
left the epauleties. sword, sash and belt
presented to the deceased by the citizens
of Massilon. Another sword. sash and
belt worn by the officer during the civil
war are given to another nephew, j.
Ralph Dangler.
The bulk of the estate is left to his
brother. Shepherd NJ. Knapp. and his sis
tiers, Helen M. Atwater and Jane. e.
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DANGER: in equal shares: Dr. Collins

Dansler. in equal shares. DR.. Collins
Marshall is named as executor
By the terms of the will Of Herman
RredekamD. dated December 80. 1903. a
house on 4le street. in South Washington,
is left TO his sons John and Henry Brede-
kamp in trust for his daughter Elizabeth
Bredekamp, as long as she remains un-
married. At her marriage or death the
property is to be sold or distributed
equally among his five childrenZJohn
Henry. Herman and Elizabeth Brede-
kamp. Nora Lpphard-and his grand
daughter. Dorothy Tauberschmidt.
The remaining estate is to be equally
distributed among the children ana the
grandcbild. John and Herman Brede-
kamp are named as executors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-18
Automobile Ablaze.

No. engine company responded to an
alarm this morning about $50 O'Clock and
found a slight blaze i'm an automobile OF
the Carpenter Automobile Company in
the garage at 18th and streets. About
SIS damage resulted
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tion to the congress of the d. A. r,
to be held in Washington next April
pledged for Mrs. Scott for president
general.