Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1891, Page 3

HE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1891. : r x FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. SUBURBAN PROPERTY.__| FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS society ST. CECILIA’S ACADEMY. SHOOTING STARS. SOUTH SIDE OF 5 ST. BETWEEN ‘th sts. a beautiful building site 20x100 Deia- POR, SALETAT WOODSIDE, 74, MILES B. and E.. FYROM STAND, WITH | Some Pretty June Weddings Last Night R SALE — ELEGANT HALL The Bijou Theater Thronged Today With if fet. branch, ‘ine-room hairs, ner-covered Sioa a fae Sag eaee cam: | toca to prompr Barcaae at gT RU per ba, fo ‘eame with attic ond beth staine: Got Sas ton eee, eee Personal Mention. Friends of the Institution. whe shoteest locations in the city. with abeanti- | jelS-dt hOST & HUNGERFORD, O24 14th at. ‘1th st. road; price $5,900. terms easy. at very low prices. Mise Regina McLaughlin and Dr. David fu. view of the north a POR SALE-PLEASANT PLAINS, A VERY DEEBLE, DAVIS &.c0., Call'at once 1233 9th st. a.w. $18.30" Mt last il i t St. S bed rooms and bath, kitchen. laundry | 2 Pretty lot on north side Sheridan st: ; 50x150; at | J018-3t 1319 F st. FPOR SALE—PIANO AND OFFICE SAFE, ON TU | Moore, were married la Re, Pane |4 PARTCCLARtY rerenesrixa PRooRAM PEE aj tents ox steams A erga ree SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, SE TAMA 8 Oates Ere aed co: | SzaTicmeelocant Arve-claws pang, SEEING: | Wattor omar The een citar ne ERIBCE | sENTRD—ALL TwE NUMBERS WELL EXECUTED— ny one looking for tae, containing 8 rooms, lance cellar; igo exchange p yes23 Och wt. mw L laze dd inspect and apply for par — WASHINGTON HEIGHTS—FINE | Restly surrounded by wide verandae:xoud. water sas: | "peuaaue’ C=! amy .- AWARD OF MEDALS, DIPLOMAS AND PREATUMS— Fs Aq building lots in this “subdivision the head of Conn. ave. and in the itumediate vicinit DAVID D. STONE, 806 Fost. n w. Flew of « beautiful country: from the station : on B. and lightiul shade, situation commanding unobstructed Day EAM monthty: payinenta, EABTER- with lighted tapers and flowers were in all the ‘vases. ‘The pretty young bride wished » quiet wedding, so at the appointed hour she walked down the main aisle with the groom without the customary train of attendants. The oc- ‘two minutes’ walk ia LIST OF THE SUCCESSFUL SCHOLARS. OPH nt 4 uulles from the Fok SALE — MASTIFS COLLTES AND CHESA- ike Bay dows. LINKWOOD KENNELS. north- east cor, Tothund Festa, OR SALE_THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE Fencentaae 25 Pennsylvania - ‘There was not a vacant seat in Harris’ Bijou a DAY & MALLERY, » Od Pst. new. 4 — HE, CANAL ROAD NEAR | _Jel7-1w ond: ‘ ze, lot 2, contain - - Nect Aeighborhood Key at office in Kenip place, teprored tan, 8 S4LE—GLEN ECHO—30 ACRES ON LINE OF : ais STONE, 806 F st. n. ‘OR SALE—A NON-REST for money has authorized ws Glen Echo R.R. Ek ‘vide and seli in acre'lots at acre.” K. rob Traine; price, 1 ca _ Set NT HAVING USE to sell his house om 5 ies hig and rollin wil ENNEDY & FICKLEN, 608) Theater this morning when the commencement exercises which marked the twenty-third an- nual closing of St. Cecilia's Academy began. casion. however, lost none of its impressive- ness, since the ‘couple were themselves the center of all the attention of the church full of friends. The bride, who is a most attractive ‘con ‘of cottace furniture, vedeand bedding of 19 Fooms: also office, Litchen and datas eons fa ime of eatire hots ne tures, &c., at private sale until June J18-5t iL subdi- hat ete rr ‘F 8 SALE—30 ACRES NEAR GLEN ECHO RB. LEWIS I. O'N brunette ed in white silk, the skirt foe - : precbaa we Very OW pre of : - - = ee —_ was gown: wan “ prised vocal and instrumental solos, choruses, ‘ 4 mile Dist aged j made wal ‘jac! otre: bay window, two storicn, sihouior wucles” RESNEDY ETRE ENS ay ce Ee Rese ining engi, and Lonts Ket, | exaays, recitations and marches. A cantata en- three mice rooms on cach floor and bath: lot abou: 70 Seite 608 14th st. - ss ISIS Sow Henmeeee wig, “ell | being made of rich white brocade. Her hat titled “The Spirit of the Bells” was given b: feet deep, running to D st.; south frent: i a RGAIN THIS DEO 1 SALE—SUBURBAN LOTS— > Jersat | Was all white and was trimmed with blush — cite it AVID D. STONE. Son “ALERT &PANGATN THIS WEEK TWO F° COLOMELS HEIGHTS, : TAHOE BOXES ON SIDEWALK TO | TO*# | After the wedding the bride's uncle and | the junior class. The program commenced with Wishes to leave citt. "KEYS & SRUNDLE, ae As, Reet cieia aay Gall at ooo WR MOSES | arnt, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gardner, with “grand march by the pupils of the school, eS 10086 st. AROMA SONS. 11th and st | owner she gener home, her sister, Mrs. | numbering upward of 200. ‘The music was fur- feet ‘opun ter ines BS . . AVE. UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, VICTOR BICYCLE, 1890 MODEL, | Hi , the groom's mother, Mrs. Moore, an: ie Ni OP VID De STONE. #06 F at. roots for tases: Somat et BLOURLAND complete with ell emp and pa | his,sistera, Mrs, Davideon and aire. ‘ridges, | Rished by eight young ladies on four grand OR SALE_€i9 F ST. N_E.—ON LEE T— | valece coer prec ante eare,, Sly, av SOUTH BROOKLAND. values over present a: foot: Pretty new Groom brick: finely finished: hands ing Pre, ow. CHAS. A. Sil Aesirabl somely pal a eted cellar. tront lawn, back _ Yards alles’ easy Price 94.100. REAUTIPUL. BUILDING LOTS | Se" 1.06 Mass. sve. ne., new ai th. Rosedale and 16th sts. n.e.; one of the! jet-im Ssiea Groom brick farnar jots im all of the above. ruled fad omeasy tormsy For plata, Ton “REDFORD W. WALKERS 86) 3 followed Dr. and Mrs. Moore out to their new home, 315 Spruce street, Le Droit Park, and received with them when their friends began to arrive for the wedding reception. id part note of acoaptable pianos. The song and tableaux, “Present, Past, Future and Perfect,” was very interest- ing, the tableaux representing the story of a st ER CENT DISCOUNT ON diamonds at JACOBS BROTHERS’, 1229 Pennsy]- mia ave. Goods a Fest. n.w. # marked in piain figures. Je best points in Washinyton tor # builder or investor to little girl from the cradle to the grave. Miss vt = oboe | OK EXCHANGE—FOR CITY PROPERTY OB | OR Wo ML ‘WITH CALVE The marriage of Mr. A. Bradford Bateman H. Young was the valedictorian and Rev. J. Tes £; tnapectesn invited: an Wl trois tee weal eee: | See ere oe frame raoes Pevien © Sar gse | Puce eatont wae at Takoma PARE: | sade Senile and good fasnlly cows. ot EET eoyinta | 8d Miss Marian Florence Wood took place | O'Brien made the closing remarks. The fol- oo IGH T & STOCKETT. Sl0 Fi delet | and careties.one suuare sway; as 4 whole, 38. per | CYOF HM, acre, of Perey ory ‘wthe [eae P Jei7-2° | last night at Calvary Baptist Church and an | lowing is the program in full: o& SALE—SOUTHEAST, % SQUARE FROM PA_ ist - Jeid-it ave. cars. a beautitts Sstory brick house; bay {OR SALE-A NICE G. P ADEN BROT: TERE ON | Sudience, each person of which seemed en- FH SALE-30 PER CENT DISCOUNT. PROGRAM. F hol, t watches, jewelry, &c., at JACOBS BROTHERS’, | gaged in vigorously fanning, witnessed the im- « ” Gor pet, Seti an tans he ime Sa tool Rives Wit," BEAMAN, ald ithe S| 1220 Pounsyivanta tier sel | premive, ceremony. "Rev. Bir. Greene, the | yrirans march, “Ta Regine diSabe,” Gouned, fect alien aw. Jone is | FOR SALE—1 AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL FIVE faster of the church, officiated. | ‘The ushers, “sre! arg Tee 48 eraded ; price. $3,000. SWORMS’ | POR SALE—WELL SITUATED GROUNDS: shares Garrett Park stock at #5 per share if sold at W. -B. Brook, Mr. G. Colton, Mr. A. D. | Donohoe, B. Walsh, N. McCauley, M. Rollins, elle 2 v1 _ | LEY. 927 Fist. now. _—- _Jels-t_ | I larse, detightiul old-fashioned house, well Shee, , The company will take this stock t 850 Per | Rice and Mr. J. "A. McDermott, wore white | V. Jennings; chorus, “Shells of the Ocean,” Poneal er FLRASAET-¢- BOOM COTTAGE; | [FOS SALE— BOG momar socor | JULES BIEUBONNE, SunteseSures Mi tay iOtey | loo as SOME SN CIRTSE ot. ww, | roses in the tepeis of the See rare hte Cherry, accompanied by Misses M.. Donohoe toot trout: enty eotOcsan reauired Price, $4,500." | tivetarcnia mess te ide wena ekate | a = POR SALE-SECOND-HAND SIX-SEAT HOTEL | bride and groom entered the church. together, | and M Toollins, song amd tableawx, “Past, Pree. fislw REDFOUD W WALKER & 50 SIOP st welt” pus; allnes wheels; cheap. Inguire EBBITT | preceded by the best man, Mr. N. J. Dutton, | ent, Future and Perfect,” iminimn ‘lass, accom- EGS, VE 0, NEW HAMPSHIRE a) HOUSE STABLES. Jel and the maid of honor, Mjss Virgie Wood. The near Washington Cire yk SALE— 122% ACRES F 008 14th st. acre. DUCKE’ He sells ‘at this pri Hi 2aA; Linprts utd wndee Fental i ‘at this pre an t tuto leave the ity, and will therevore wall | F’ot land: plent ee ee a pout ». rok SULE—6TA ST. N. E.. TWO-STORY BRICK, Pr. Geo. co.. 10 miles trom Washington ; 100 acres nicely’ timbered : high, with wood road tront; only Fi FORD, 617 F ston Oe Be ie i ¥ sand O- inquire Fe x ‘Yeis-3e panied by Miss L. Peake; essay, “Great Poets of America,” Miss M. Parker; vocal solo, Abt, Miss M. Zwingle, accompanied by Miss V. Jen ings: galop, “A Toute ta Vapour,” Gobbearts, Misses D. Preach, I. MeCauley, R. Donohoe, BR. Gray, M. Holton, J. McDonald, A. MeCormick, G. Smith; cantata, “The Spirit of the Bells,” FoR Sate 0 NOT MISS THE TEN PER CF: discount on diamonds at JACOBS BROTHEL: 3229 Pennsylvaniaave. Rare chance derful bargains. FOE SALESPATENT, OFFICE OFFICIAL, GA Address H, HUNTER, Zette: complete sets 82 Yorn, Star office. - Jels-7t” bride, a tall, fine-looking young lady, wore pretty dress of white China silk, trimmed with silk lace. Her jacket bodice had high puffed sleeves and a flowing collar. Diamonds glit- tered in her ears and in the lace at her neck. A white rosebud was worn in her dark hgir. ‘AR CENTERVILLE, 10 ation On lt be ot Bows % POE SALE-THREE EXTRA FINE TALKING | She carried a pyramid bouquet of bride roses. | junior class, accompanied by Misses E. Walsh Srooms, bath and’ cellar: turnace heat. - Price, | MOrtwest that will be outained st suc} | ra TIRED TO SECURE 2 piGE S| F cable reliow Mend Metiah tnet eat! ‘The maid of honor was also in white China silk | and A. Slater; galop, Trealer, Misses B. Skelly, Se ee ee eee Toot dwellite and beautitel srveteias nine guiics e137 SCHMID'S BIRD S1ORF, | and carried a cluster of dark red rotes, P. Baldwin, L. Peake, V. Jennings, H. Gray, L. ba 14 Pst. nw, fromeity: five minutes’ walk irom depot. For particu: | 2°13" 712 12 . Among those present were Mrs. M. A. Tay- | Rothwell, E. Peake, A. Rogers; vocal solo, sere- ][oR sALE-M ST. Ak CONN AV lots in € d Houchte Jars apyiy to WYCKOFF & CAHILL, 810 F st. n.w. FOR SALE GMONKETS, |, PARKOTS, FANCY | jor, the bride's mother; Mr. and. Mes, Pettit, | nade, Schubert, Miss M. Donnelly, accompanit Fitrecseney pricks 12 Wome ats alert ena: | Toad. only 2c. MEDEO = SCHMID'S NEW Binp store, | Mr. and Mra Marlow, Mies Mrs. G! | by Miss H. Young; recitation, “First Te Deum, Veniences, lot sit. Price _ Sees = xt. ase Je8-Im* 712 12th st. n. Berry, Mr. J. Kelly, Miss Kelly, Miss Lulu | senior class, accompanied by Miss D. Frenc! a 4 Fround: teautitully shaded with lance oe trees; on Eckmgton electric Faliroad between Eckingtou and Catholic University. Address 0. M., Star offic TL Fst. iow, Wood and Miss Rosa Henderson. SALE_BICYCLES— PSYCHO SAFETIES FOR M e After going home to don their traveling Mi -On essay, “The Age of Chivalry,” Mise M. Don- Finiscccrirontiomen: second tors cnteien women nelly; vocal solos and chorus, “Charity,” Ros- SINE COUNTRY story brick house, # rooms and bath; catate; cheap, ay. 6.F"Noltks Biprices; last yoar/a boys’ safeties at costs largest as- | garb Mr. and Mrs. Bateman started away on a} sini, solos—Misses M. Donnelly and K. Fitz- eres: Sand sortie. bea rrg pied or celle haa frat trip. ‘hey will reside in this ety upon | patrick, companied by Miss L- Bryan; vocal st. 2el6it"_ | J{OR SALE-MATERIAL IN BEICK BUILDING, | tei return. Bee ening, | Millard, Miss H. Langton, ao- PROPERTY; close an | FOR ASE MATERIAL IN BHO B 1, Nort ‘The Western Presbyterian Church was the | companied by Miss L. Bryan; valedictory, Miss See sale, Auction column, of June | ¢rm Liberty Marx 0-e0te H. Young; chorus, “Homeward Bound,” Per- F See en scene last night of a pretty wedding, the high- - - nd ALE—AT CARLIN SPRINGS, VA., 4 MILES | chanxed; typewriters for rent. Send for circuigrs. ooh 8) bs e < be L L L. Young, M. si00 casa. TERY EAaH “® g100 cast, and R. FF fots Wastin oye ne connie eae | TEPEWAITRRESCR ANGE io Se are, SCENTS, Goodacre, and Mr. Edwin C. Brandenburg. | b:.Brvan, tpg Young, M. Brice froin $1,000 to $1,200; #100 cash, balance and $ Ret est ot an ese a ae | POR ane Ee SPRING CURRY COMB, THAT | The ery ots her for Attorney | closing remarks, Rev. J. O'Brien: retiring payable $10 per month. and T2277 depot’ six passenger trains wday healthy location and | gy combines the strenst of metal with the elasticity | General Miller. ‘The church was very beauti. Sige mite 5 1 of 19th sd H ctreete nod sive mama, Seen eaten WAHL BAUNDEES SCO | Dubro N Eaten gaia, 2 | fully decorated with Aowerm: the presi cons 1 Wilismen Capel, 1. Andersen, Dyes, Corner of 19th and H streets northeast. deb 1-3 Z 5 ‘apel, E. » R. Dyer, ‘These houses are new and im a nexxhborhood rapidly yA suiprovine. ‘Stop paying rent, and in e few years you can have a “$100 cash, balance $10 th, without interest. ee SCOT, BILCOR E WiESTON Jel6-8t_1907 Ps-ave. and ths" and La ave. JOR SALE— Stop paying rent and buy ahouseon H st. ex- tended and 1:th st. ne. By paying $100 cash and $10 vers without interest, ina few yearw time You will havea home of your Jwn without inissing the Mt ESCOTE, WILCOX & HIESTOS eit GROUND, F, oom for’ 13 ALE— BEAUTIFUL CORN Sth st. and Tennessee avi houses;a bargain. For partic swokm Je16-3t z {OK SALE_TWO CHOICE TAKOMA LOTS! safe and profitable iuvestinent. GEO. W. 108 St. Paui st., Baitimore, Ma. wei w Outbuildin, 110 St sndo. : 4-room dwelling eosst ALI x FOR SALE OF R short distan: FOR SALE-S3 ACRES TWO MILI Branchville, 12 miles fromm Washin i in keeping; Paul st. . Bal frou railroad station ; shade, spring ties of paims and other greens vsed with num- bers of field daisies making all around the pulpit almost « woodland scene. This work was done by the young ladies of the Sun- day school, of which Mr. Brandenburg is now the superintendent after a lifelong connec- tion and the bride a valued teacher. The ush- ers, Mr. Fred. Siddons, Mr. Wm. L.. Armstrong, Mr. Chas, L, Sturtevant, Mr. Walter Cle- z me and Mr. Willard E. Buell, were kept R. Rothwell, M. Early, M. Dugan, C. Smith, BL Harbin, 8. McDonald. MEDALS AND PREMIUMS. Following is a list of those who were awarded medals, diplomas and premiums: Graduating gold medals and diplomas were conferred on Misses M. G. Donnelly H. Young and M. Parker. Gold medal for success in music was conferred on Miss L. Bryan. F UE SALE OTT GINES, BOTH Ni Ww and second hand; any” size. for circular eailon “DOBALLAUF, Agtee 751 1th sta. MLE FOR SALE—HORSES AW. D VEHICLES. FOR SAGE BAY HORSE, 5 Scavring phaeton, r EN'S GAS altimore, SHED HOUSE GOOD WORK HORS! we, and Oth stand La. ave. Citic Bente Patric cent ha te ee” | SIS Lato ne) ctor wast ue, Apply af | Dusy seating the guests until the bridal | "in senior department the gold medal for = Tots in 84-200 each GiittSn Station, Fairfax county, Va, Yeteotme” | 1816 Lith st. sel party arrived. ‘They then walked shead | curistian doctsine wes omuraed to Mint ee 1d the INxNO) lots are $3, GOO eac! == aw % a | JOR sau FINE YOUNG MAR! of ‘the bride and groom down the i : ig pen Fok SALES av woopsine. six-Room | aa Die: Se tent : = nelly, in the intermediate department to Misses clam cally and ougat to wavance 2) por cent i | 2, cotter, with Fanse, hot and cold water, bath. lax | wap Quai gutable for iskt driving oF ad Tiartiage erence Treen ne ane | Boiehacts anh Dobbyns, in the Junior de- : ‘and an Wel ve MOLES. With two lots, $3,000. Terme to sult. oF, LICH: | Px F ; - Mr. A. cL, | Partmen t to Miss L Burch, in the minin de- Riek aud L WORMSIEDT & BRADLEY, WAKKEN CHOATE & CO.,7301 3 2, Lots. $3, . B. GH | POR SALE JUST ARRIVED AND FOR SALE | burg ationded the groom us beet mee tho ’, 7 — e Sger barn. | [DOR SALE-THREE PIE LOTS-15- FainVTEW | Los ooe Ee ves isin rach one fine, ems broke one eee un, Srett | bride's dress was a dainty and seasonable one, | Paztment to Misses B. Harbin and H. Donoboe, Heights: eack 50x00; at the low price of 2c. ber ‘story and basement brick ; lot 20. TYLEN & RUTHERFORD, 1907 F st. n.«. = ~ horses; one fine family broken cou; mare; ons . “ ne ve" v. t. Rew FIVE Room | haved cqrmage ttn a thoes ittieiae a Pak | being of white entree eae one; | In bors’ department fo Master W. Mehler a : : following ladies Boos A PENSE tn rear Ole G st nw. Jel | with embroidered chiffon rafties, ‘The skirt | q,t%, tbe senior department the asl tee ch = a ee videre ; de Piraetoege SWORMSGEDT BERRIES | [Pox care es ows aNiraye Tre moss | fom tim, Sot Sinn oak | PQ SAUL, CUEAD HORSE” f5arrON “ana | a "Neate a'Qy"Btie, Thee | wy fore fold te Young, Mi Pacuer, Mt PISS | arcmill Duy, desirable lot for residence within 13s | Folitan ueanch mained ee a a Ph Metro: | ah, harness, all to PS F., Star office, “Seis a oe ae sleeved. In her a was ®) Donnelly, B. Wilson, A. Clark, V. Jennings, B. Mio Se sauares oF Pengo varia ave. carn for nly Bi. [ab ENT, Hectviie: Senet | 222 = D_FROM LocDots | little knot of white swect peas, which fragrant | Walsh, E: Torrens, &, McCormick: te wee ie. 2 Beh js peng | SS y 32 MILES FROM CITY, 640 Sfpod work horses and one pair of | Voasom also formed her bouquet. After the | mediate department, Misses B. Richards, G Son OY ME *¥6, Song | POR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON FAST 31D) ibevery low pee ot B28 per seen utZLLLUth st. nw. J18<* | wedding a large reception was held at the resi- | Sith. K obiven, "R leaelitie, tener ae = aie unenp ACREN b oabenT & RUTHERFORD, 1207 F st. n.w. TON Bi dence of the bride's parents on Howard] 4 O'Connor and T. Miller; in the junior de- bh, pat cAly sound, kind au avenue, Mount Pleasant. The rooms were all | 4; 0 Mines M. Tacrsen & epee oO Ox FOR, SALES ORE HUNDRED FARMS SEAR 4 i bascen at On kh decked with ferns and daisies. In the parlor | Emith I’ Burch; in the maine’ decpeene ashincton, cheap and on casy, tert of ave. new. : n PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC Gall for a descriptive Hocrwith oa ou ap ireey |p “AT A BARGAIN, A FINE, Lange | Meet, the pened window @ fern bower made | Misses M. McCormick, 8. Rupple, B. Harbin, K. LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. wuiles around, ree. J. & CLEMENTS. jell-2w Jay horse; suitable for family or business sonnd oped sane tunes for the newly mar-| Mehler, M. Biaine;in the boys class Masters W. aes JOR RENT OR SALE—A DI Se eee ae ee ath fe REYES & CO.'S LIVERY Sta. | Tied couple to stand under to be| Mehler’ F. Mehler, F. Torrens, J. Meagher, E. MAGNIFICENT VILLA SITES—OF ONE OR MORE ehindien, Guatles trom city, om, Metropoliten road; | BLES, 14th st. near — Out in the dining room} smith.’ CRES— HOLCOMB. Gap egand Ewe anda balt, acres. | TOR SALE-CHEAP—A LARGE BAY HOR the ‘table was a most inviting picture and ? ‘ i And SW. HOLCOMB, 29 F st. nw. Botan | Batts tor dlions wen es in the library adjoining the bride's presents | , 1% ,the first senior class premiums were lopnrng 7 aaa Sve eae aes ee ERIS AEOE | Suing. will stand withou: hitching. "Also a dayton | made a glittering sallocho Det Pee | awarded in mental philosophy, logic, geology, ‘On the (So Be, Lor, Gham, Can be sean bet, 11 | Uade a glittering collection. About 11 o'clock | church history, French history, Iterative cod PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC, terms. "Also two small farms near station and 5 HL A. SELIGSO: 200 Pa. ave, Mr. and Mrs. Brandenburg drove in town to the is tri iss K. Fi ISMCONDUIT ROAD orms. (Al ans Near station eV, we port pore dL atacted for New Yor’ | Christian doctrine to Miss K. Fitzpatrick. —— “s e A Tan = — — (dee cine est NOW York. | “In the second and third senior classes pre- THe a Choise Gee oe CECHASER, | WOR SALE POTOMAC IVER FARMS—MANY | POR SALE-A LARGE GRAY HORSE, WAT | The bride's going-away dress wan of ies miums in Christian doctrine, arithmetic, al- ‘Some of our choice building lots can be-bought as ‘desirable properties at barzain prices. ganted sound, gentle and a willing worker. serge, tailor made, and her straw hat matched =? . " ‘S low as G. H. CALVERT £ Co. ROVER, North Capitol and H sts sole ames ain eerie? pobre, rhetoric, physics, composition, English $300, ap1s-2m* 1010 F et! new. 19 Tak aaa ‘ey will spend a fortnight or roibead istory, ancient history, grammar, chemistry $25 CASH, BALANCE 1 SMALT MONTHLY PAY- Fase 2S FAIS, ¢ George snd Niugara Falls. “Upon their | and bookkeeping awardedvo' Mises Be ohelhc, 5 ‘in all sections of Maryland from? to 1,000 acres return they will go to housekeeping on Brown B. Wilson, A. Clarke, M. Torrens, K. Wheatle DEN and from $10. to 8500 peracre. Now is’ the tne 3el7-t* | street, Mount Pleasant. Among those present = 7. Somat PEED Ok Bae SAE BOR, PEING | tot cost un eda nest Wabilatigh are adrancing Tube D HORSE FORA LITTLE | at the wedding were the grooms parents, Mr. A eR rest, a eye re THOSE PURCHASING NOW arceure to REALIZE | "any a ais BROOKS. auaiveniclen a beneain SH W” HEE LINp warns | and Mra. Fred W. Brandenburg, ofd residents | Sys jvaleb, 3 ¥ Bor Plats, Punyhtets and furvuctinfsenition apply | == | tal vole arn. cute ee: ME. Bartlett hap returned to her | 222 intermediate classes of Christian doc- ee, v.c_ |MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN | Fol SAA Pait_oF DARK aay” wert. iss Laura M. Bartlet returne eF | trine, arithmetic. grammar, geography, Bible ipatched carriage horses SALE BROOKLAND AND ADDITION prancing, ELECTRI vation W 4,400) wats ‘The abo: — of the property ook.” “For full her call at ciBee for bulicon aged oo Heiand iim “Teo THOSE WaGaaMAN: have STEAM and communication with CIT! We have the choice of lots in ubis locality at LOWEST. PRICES and on MOST FAVORABLE TRESS. nino A DESIRABLE SEVE: eng COTTAGE wits one wo lots 0 trouble to show property, Focfall perctlars Sed’ pis?ca0! upon ‘McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, Corner 10th and G sts. n.w. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Tates of interest. ase; six rooms, bath and cellar; gin. nie ie Retina Sytem joveinents. $4500" Ay . +S and 420 Tih st. Rw.” als F. JOR SALE-ON EASY PAYMENTS, NEW SIX- room house: jot cellar: papered throughout. ‘Very cheap. Siso beautiful new s-room brick; lot 20 x10: built by owner tor his own use; a pretty home: very iow. GJ. BOND, 623 F st. sel -eo2w mnee ood security Tates of interest. Lt Moser TO LOAN—LARGE AMOU Friel hand for leans on best city security Installment loans with Ii We can now also make loans on collateral security at 6 per cent for long or short time. ON REAL ESTATE OR OTHER ums trom KOA. PHILLIES & SON z =e * home at Highland, Mad. history, mental arithmetic, bookkeeping, ety- ON IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY, inches Apply at ¥ hs panic f Mr. and Mrs. John T. McKeon | mology, composition, letter writing. readin SOOO or other saltson reel Rae wtb hs | Misiteda eens hav theteseus Sts aaaly otnieg ete drawing and general vocal to” Mises It Mich GEO. W. LINKIN Toi ARKIAGE, BUGGY AND WAGON of & Dretty wedding “hey |#rds. B. Dobbyns, K. Radcliffe, G. Smith, ing. Rev. J. B. Perry united in marriage their mis ‘Best Stoel : K. Standford, J- M. Rollins, A. O°C TS ALWAYS | ship. Our 610, 815. #20 and 42> cannct becnuaen | Youngest daughter, Eva L, and Mr. H. Gray, Ac Maxwell A Meventt, Mt Dugan, weer mar: | pricens “HANSESS MAKERS EXCL ARCH vias | S: Schmdt of Ohio. The bride, who is a well- | fe Gtar. A. Maxwell, M. 3 Rothwell, L: Ingram, Duliding loans will always be considered. | EStivst. utes Geist’ | known and popular teacher, was tastefully at-| 4° Richatdy ant ie Gadde tired in pearl gray lansdowne, trimmed wit! exquisite white lace, and carried a clusie: of bridal roses. She was attended by her niece, Mary Florence Boteler, and nephew, William A. Jones of Philadelphia. Only the ‘immediate relatives witnessed the ceremony, after which a G HORSE, BY PHELPS messenger; can beat 2.330; sound and kin fect saddie horse. Can be seen at Downgy's st | address M. C.-C, Star office. Ey FOE, SALE Ol EXCHANGE—ON EASY TERMS, the largest stock of carriages, Dusics, wagons, carta, “biickboards, cut-under surrey Giratasd ot FOR SALE—BAY PAC In the junior classes premiums were awarded in catechism, mental arithmetic, geography, United States history, grammar, orthography, composition, drawing and writing to Misses A. Rogers, M. Torrens, E. Anderson, L. Castell, M. Miller, P. Baldwin, I. Burch, A. C ‘HL SMITH & SONS, 1418 F st, 100. upward at lowest ew York 14ty “OR SALE— JOR RENT—HOUSE: 6 ROOMS: 1 MILE FROM RE Ee station swater: $8 per mouth. “Box 1, Ben- | AYA 1 Coupbis in and 4th st. n.e.. bey window, hall =< nl ts eee oS il through house, jot 16/3150 to ali $3,550 Foe SALES THE GREATEST BARG. Sstory brick and cell THIs CITY—TWENTI-SIX ACRES 1 ONFY TO LOAN Dt my: MGREs 202088 ON REAL aM. District of Coutinbia in sums to suit, a LARGE AND SMALL SUMS collation was served. Among those present be- side the immediate family were Mrs. Dr. E. Jones of Philadelphia, the bride's sister; Miss Agnes McEwen of Woodbridge, N.J., Miss An- nie Furmage, Mr. and Mrs. J. Calhoun, Mrs. inted Work of all stsles,—Alsy lange stock oF} Fobes, whips and lisruers, Loth usw andneroct-Riaee, Wot. GEYER'S. Carriage Repository, 405 Pa. avo. E-CASH BAKGAINS. Only jist received, five car loads Columbus Bugsy Tite Pistorio, A. French, K. Langhrin, R. Repetti, L. Jennings, L. Peake, C. Smith, V. McDonald, 8. McDonald, I. Stanford, I. Garges, K. Keough, D. Wedding, J. Dugan, A. Jenkins, it. Donohoe, RDAY & MA! : ing, O24 F st. nw. - it re William J. Aiken and a la ty from Alex- | M. Burges, R. Kemp, H. McKenna, A. McCul- Beth, all mod. cot. Te. Price... 4.200| One of the most, besutital SUBLEBAS HON be tee Of thtersst ou approved real eatate | Co. scarmiages of il latent Site ‘A ree party F M. Barges R. Kemp, H. McKenna A. MeCul- story and veitar brick, new, bay window. 3 SURBAR HOM! of Columbia. ite He i. LEILOLD, | CRohcatpat pos alae 5 andria. ‘The couple departed immediately | lough. A. Keough, Bt epee nt, fe emanate. Pre pow ae tf ng ed bara end cutbaitings. Gals ne av20-2in | all Coltiubus work soudtiieepriue.” Netuetions on : is ¥ | classes premiums in catechism, spelling, arith- two-story brick bousen: 7 nd cash balance ou tive, KA. PHILLIPS, 1410 bet. Sd and 4th and E and XN IN SU #9 each, tor all’. riveree revpectin a ore Zstory bes LOTS AT COHASSET, bee Sstory fr “ADJACENT THE CHAUTAUQUA Lote 50 by 20 at 8100 game iyinia shores: beautifnl railroad :cheapest lots in vicinity opened within a few only a few outside lots hotes, secured by deeds of tr rent rates ou approved real having money to Joan can_alw WOODS & CO.'S BANK, for the Blue Ridge mountain A pretty wedding took place at 2 o'clock yes- terday at the Lutheran Church corner 4th and Estrects. Miss Dorothy Hartel and Mr. Mel- ville A. Boggs plighted their troth in the pres- ence of a guthering of intimate friends. Rev. Dr. Luebkert performed the ceremony. ‘The ushers were Mr. Otto Luebkert and Mr. Ches- ter West. ‘The beat man was Mr. Edward West ‘chi ‘MS_TO SUIT 4 p sols, dierent styles leather top buzgies, estate security 50; Were $15. Fuaeton, leather top, Soe. wad el Dayton wagon, #02.56; was $72.50. 50 spring Wagons to suit every kind of Dusiness, My own inake, ‘Uno of the finest two-hurse Iuruiture wagons in city, Large stock ot harness. it will pay you to call ab my new repository, 123) Bd st. 1-1 JAS. K. PROBE 145 LEATHER. 1 rail, Ianps and fenders metic, reading, drawing and writing were awarded to Misses H. Donohoe, G. Keane, M. French, M. McCormick, B. Harbin, L. Rupple,V. Anderson, A. Beuchert, T. Laughran, K. Merk- ling, E. Rogers, A. Marshell, M. Blaine, J. Mead, L. Carson, E. Dower, 'A. Coakley, T. Pope, A. Repetti, H. Ingram, M. Wallace.” ” Premiums for improvement. in” stodies o z S find gilt-edge ‘ust, for sale at top, Winwdasl pheatons: call carly nich awarded to Misses D. Diggins, J. Keough, G. Sthourdsin town. AL HR eBghiedi {and the bride's sister, Miss Addie, acted as| Smith, M. Tool, L Coburn, ". Mehler, G. Cee ict vistas myo-tr aes Chand New pererisintown. A. H. GREGOKY, | bridesmaid. The bride’ wore a cream white | Ingram, L. Coakley, N. McAllister, B. “Me- room brick, Fis loth St. EAL ESTATE INVEQTMENT. Ol BALE—CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG: | tilkchitfon dress, Her veil was fastened with a | Mahon, B. Rogers, “Af. Mullin, J. Kean, K. Me- < _ Room 4. Ati able oe ea SIX PER CENT, PAYABLE QUARTERLY. Pie funy ferius. Kepairing and ordered work | $Pray of roses. After the ceremony the couple | Kinna, M. Kimes, A. Peake. (ODERN 3STORY BRICK DWELL. | bomes and subduvimous. Send Or call tor deserts EN SUMS OF #100. Wer Wihaincue! & COCK & JAKBOE, si Mst., | held a reception from 3 to 5 o'clock at the resi- | Little boys" classes premiums were award a a Lye + Pade 8 ver cent interest, | Hint; with mab of country twenty miles around Wast- | 99 g SMALL PREMIUM CHANG: sorta ne a ae ona | ornceof the bride's mother. Later Mr. and|in catechism, arithmetic, reading, writing, Bir $2,000. J piaeaomiom one + * Wnre ak 15:00 LOAN ARRIVED, SOHORSES, AMONG | Mrs. Boggs started on their wedding trip. spelling, geography and drawing to Masters W. —_—S = on ne et =r ED ay 2.000 ‘ON valso tew low-priced horses Trice aeane | Mrs. E.G. Dale haslett for Berkeley Sprin, ride, 'W. Mehler, F. Mehler, E. Smith, G. ‘UR SALE_1WO-STORY PRESS-BRICK FRONT INE ACRES, IMPROVED BY T.000 REAL ; yp yticed horses. Prices reason- hie en ard dwelling, 9th st. near Qn.w.;6 rooms aud bath. ‘store house and dwelling, “4 miles trom city. #45 rr) ESTATE. CHOLAS SCHLEGEL, 40 dth,near Dow. | Mrs, Madison Whipple and her family expect | Harbin, H. Bean, F. Coleman, G. Lg oe L. TEST SEEMS | Ie Hebi othe Futon oppoate Gach sowateen | = pe TY Ba Ee a to pans the summer at Rock Enon Springy. | Cael, P: Meagher, J. Meagher, F. Torrens, ei of proj Uridge at “*7 ister a ONEY TO LOAN-IN SUMS OF FROM 8500 5 é 4 |. Ricl peti. s Sa Ser sete Serre Tee Chesutirl ew of ay? thes Mire S2GL Approve eal cate sarari ‘Transfers of Real Estate. ibe Tarrites corecassy ot Miss Annie E_ | | Premieres tor improvement, in studies SALE_ EAS zs per acre. “One other choice su ay. ‘ : : ‘ z cf 3 igo : eral nice Groom fraine houses; nicely papered; | ban places. Send for iusp of the suburbs of Wasbaug. | aei-ts OOF et. w._} , Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: gmnio | only danghter Cae ee ee ee ee =e oad, RASTERDAN 8 MEAETEMS. | (OT With larwe lst of ps TOSRMES E- CLEMENTS, Ee ae BROAN AL SAND § PEt CENT ON | C. Eaton to John H. Lewis, ¢. half 14, block 4, formed last evening at the restlence of the a ee oP ots Pacts Caldas eal. 2. TP se nw, | ME svvroved District real estate no deisys. ‘Trinidad; $—. I. W. Nordlinger to H. J. Good-| © agra eads mapas TO OAN DsoME NEW SSTORY BRICK | ‘PHE CARLIN SPRINGS ASSOCIATION OFFERS | _mh9 Ivth st. n. w.; 13 rooms and paresis. ip new addition to Carlin Springs, | >, minutes carefully built O73 Me virtue S08 atfowest raten, on MM. PARKER, ide’s parents, 1311 Riggs street northwest, 1418 Ft. amid relatives and a few friends. The Rev. Dr. Perry of St. Andrew's Church officiated. After man, sub 49, sq. 35, Georgetown; €3,300, H. Premiums in music were awarded Misses Helknap to Adeline Cruttenden, 2-18ths lot 8, M. Donohoe, H. Young, A. Slater, N. McCauly, Me ADDITION TO BROOKLAND, ‘EY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OK FIRST- ns SECURITY, at lowest rates of interest; node -- y wvedreal 6 ” 01 i e] , M. zr, M. i Ni ; For ares” | teh Per Mhe"eatnces capa perkot Lear | saeate met Spee el | Sees ey gars ee | eee en cae nea ine | Bei ae elles SrmsDaeaiay ante: Toeabb.y tTYLEK& RUTHEREORD, | near Springs and Kunin forest torfent toexcarsons |e 2 wen Son, 10 don; GMB. G. W. Montnoenney $0 | Waite seccatuinn B, Skelly, P. Baldwin, A. Capell, J. Malnatia, Eso OEEY | none MATTHEW TRIMBLE: treasurer “Guat cent, ou. ¢ real evite secure B.A Dackingbam, subs 113 and 178, sq. 861; ———+ + V. Jennings, L. Peake, A. Rogers, N. Quaid, E. Sh py gpg gt _Je11-10e*__'S. W. STOCKING, Secretary. FRANK i. RAWLINGS, 1605 Pa. ave’ | @—. F. A. Buckingham to G. W. Montgomery, A BARKEEPER BADLY BEATEN, Anderson, R. Gray, L. Arnold, H. Gray, L. D 3 exo” | [[NIVERSITY HEIGHTS. $71 save Arsnatcn Fire Ins. Co. 208s.) | same property; @—. FE. R. Haight to 3. a Reinberg, E. Peake, I. Rothwell, B. Rothwell, Stryker, sub 34, block 8, Trinidad; $700. E. H. | Found in the Agricultural Grounds in a De- | M. Early, M. Dugan, C. Smith, B. Harbin, 8. A cut Menekheim to Rosa J. Menckheim, sub 12, sq, moralized State. MeDonald, L, Wagner, E. Wagner, L. Rothe apie Te Be OUST EMCHEEN, 305 7mm at 849; @—. T.M. Rudd to 8. A. Drury, subs 4 - . M. Geneste, ‘T. Casy, L. Ingram, L. Dyer an ined meade °°} boas and B, eq. 278; @—. W. 8 Brown to J. ‘Today abonsnoon Policeman Settright's at- | sc,sscr'V. Malnatin. E. Rogers, te Piteio 2. ft Troms BIO 10 Boe aS EB oF Wash: | MOSFT SS chs ios 9500 UPWARD. Easby, sub 48 and part 51, _ sq. 872; | tention was called toa man lying on the grass | syme. First premiam in fir class vocal music, Tesi © naga Mer nrg: AT FIVE AND SIX PER CENT, Cites BEN = oes ;* - a a on beneath a bush in aes Baincasee grounds. | Miss H. Langton; others ly mentioned. eeey ave: carers site bandeomest. Dart of Brocklana, P upley, part of Lyon Mill tract; €1,000. |The man was not far from the 1Sth street en I DEPARTMENT. siete | Pengathtes at cra ag rg tatehcinend | REY STATENS Tans prsratet: | Semen Sint, trun to John Guepiter, sub | trance, and he bad been beaton so bedly hat| Premiums svarded te Mle M. Donohoe, B 2.000 aj fora SCHOOL HOUs a8 : - e—. W. er once PER 4 To THE CITY AND 'ACCE: Manor; $3,010. B.W. Holman to T.F. May aire, | Was so badly disfigur Le Ct ver. Misses ichnson, an RAILROAD AND ELECTER : wacons, housebold ovis or other pertchal property; | sub 240 of lots 47, dc.. 8.P.B.'s sub, Mt. Plessunt, recognized. The police patrol wagon was spnt | Anderson. Sixth class, Master Frank M. Karll. ; ation, 3a HADED AND” OHAVELED oral tm ater Pe ten BONY of toouialy | $1460. ¥. A. Buckingham toE. N. Wells, sub | for and the wounded mada wan ieten "ey the | DEPARTMENT OF TYPEWRITING AND PHONOGRAPHS. stoke es - IPEWALKS AND SHADE TREES.” icity.” Address Box ox, Star offer, A Balin bart b oa Ts ee see | Hmargonoy Hospital Premiums awarded to Misses A. Janney, M. . Pemativn call at ofice of REDF HRE E | parts, oq. y . wi WALKER BOR oa Fen, where poet = MOSEL TO LOAN JRANY SUMS DESIRED AT (45 w'Twombly lot 11, HL. sau | There he was identified as Wes. Mullen, a bar | Parker, M. Donnelly, M. Codde, H. Young, K. oY BARTON. Last Bate 28 bonnets. ‘ated Bitin di etra Coruiag ay delays |S-P-L's sub, sit Pletaant; $2,050.” Ida K tender, but he was in such a condition from ae ee ee a ~ a Youd time necestary lor examination bre | rill to D. » Part 22, sq. 24; $2,000. nd th It of his injuri re J Meee THOSE ISHEL'S oo,, | | Geneve Sail fo Mary A. "Gannon, vart 9, oqM; | Neuohs vote how he erated ee ne wae | and: Genesien aes TWO | ee Sey FO LOAN ON REAL itis | So aod: Go Soman fo C- foatary Boro, 2% | Mallen is known to the police aaa. “scrap- The Athletic Club Ball Teams, Fietren ot ground houses, stock and everything ie | MONEY FO LOAN GS REAL BOT ATE Al m as ot. @ temo ee ‘James | per” and he has frequently been locked up for| ‘The Potomac Athletics and Columbia Ath- plete one mile north of U.S. Soldiers Hone ae 3 Yo DANENKOWLL & DUN. core * cing intoxicated. His home is in South Wash- | ;a4: js fo RELLY bison. hock Creek siseotn | ange Frank Dell to BLP Chodd. lots 26 ieee | ington, The police think that tet ee ee ees ae 30, see. probably i tickets ferer dH. FLANAGAN. God teh FOR SALE—PIANOS. noon at the National grounds, 7th and Botndary went to the Agricultural grounds with some streets, and judging from the talk smong the rine part anes a, ae eek en © | Sompanicns akeres aetna 20 badly ¥. Tinker, part 22, sec. 1, do.; $850. my2o-l ———— —— worsted that his companions became frightened | members of the two clubs and their friends it W g Weahede mick won snd Jef him, From the mature of the bruises | promises to be a game for keeps from the very -S copsipe . i é rapaiieomd vier Hooves & Sxvore Tatas" the ratioad on the went aud tie yietts | Paar Sescwood square grant panes fot Laie | Policeman Loom made a move against the | There were two ugly Mounds on hin nese ee ee ue Teese ee, ON SHOES. Be seer and doping toward both. Fhe draimace twey: | richly carved loge and lyre: benutiful tous, ‘ana all’ | cable road today by taking President Hurt of | his left ear was nearly cut off. Drs. Halland | Tight Infantry should follow’ with victories ‘The great sdvantare we have over our cons- ter vood aud easiiy vutainable. The suten 500: for oul: Ligl 40: quick cast; tnclus Cover, Cab be neon Fetifors is that our stock is THIS SEASON'S ‘at jett® FIANO EXcHA. PRODUCTION, thus guatantecine to every vorchaser THE LATEST THING IN FIN CLASS FOOTWE. OLD 3HOP-WORN SHOES are COSTLY at ANY PRICE. Show that bave Leen im stock for years soon DRY sight ‘udles from Washington ‘h which fronts cn the fen Lenses now on the Vision and Yuilt st once. The Hock Creek S veyed. extes more are to be yaa Park, ay sare to @ point opposite the southern cad of and to the West of it about three-quar- Executive avenue extended forms the eastern Loundary of the National Park and willcon i SALE—A RARE tect order and fu.ly Warranted :cost Fe o ast ing # handsome stool Voss attended the wounded man and he was made comfortable in the hospital, where he will remain until he is able to go home. aio rsonthae Fire in a Cincinnati Hospital. A blaze was discovered shortly before 12 the company into courtand charging him with obstructing the E street crossing. It appeared from the officer's statement that on several occasions the gripmen stopped their cars directly on the crossing. from the Columbias the latter team will lose their apr ot as follows: — c.; Leach, p.; Harry King, 1b.; Green, + hh 3 NGE WARE nooMS, ‘13 Pennsylvania ave. AIN—A FIRST-CLASS arly new Uprieh : condition; iss Hurt said that he knew nothi A. C.—Kelly or Winkle- UUT—consequently soom WEAK OUT. Sapte ibe cohen ne Naren Give trom tho | | Seens tery Gab tmaanh ery Pooetal at ae fnstances ‘mentioned neaeeeee ; Hodge or Bishop, ¢.; Rel 1b.; SPT TI authine thar snotty | IDL lor ale om gesy terms and lower than in any | S0¢ actiou gata prompt free ton ;tost 400” wi sell | articular instance company, he said, forbid 5 eas Ses, Seis and dives not fit because You can purchase it other subdivision of similar advantages. pA Bi ee moat Te S20 Galt at | ne stopping on crossings and those who c.f.; Kelliber, vergnim salen, bat forthesnane price | er vias ana barlbenleus WEL. Sols ws is | late the tale aro dealt with severely. re wil oltciat, ~ — 482 Lousiana ave. (OK SALE-ONE UPRIGHT CABINET GRAND | Judge Kimball tol . Hurt that his i three stories ‘first Seems pPere re pecrctectaracion near | 10, Ag -WAECAREE IaPROvED any Ux | F sub Meeas "Haoune! unel™ Tah 22, Aleay | pany Was responsible for the acts of its agents | Raviioy, ana Js three stories high The frst ‘The City Post Office Site, Acompiete stock of Shoes for everybody and Wicare TMOPMBES O% Gkouoxrown vol and seatf ;can be bouxht cheap for cash at | 4nd imposed a fine of 85. ward “G.” Itbad eight cases. The second| The in the condemnation fer every occasion. The offer for sale the desirable improved | U0 G st.. trom G: H. KUBN. — LO RIF tadereisrned: so the “Hewentg of Geonyetown. known ae HOOVER & SNYDER, 1217 Pennsylvania avenue, my28 Eietgevar ‘THE PI Jol3-10t Bigg Sondition for beginners fox floor, ward “H,” is the su FA & ‘Horses Must Not Destroy*the Trees, Tight plano, made new A. AVE. S.W. | apttae iia aaks Fe. nal ONE G00 ICKERING PIANO. bbb inne ee ef third sold on monthly payments In Judge Kimball's court today Henry Cook, | floor, has the alcoholic patients, eighteen in | Do , ‘architect's office. a | Be mek tae y Department IANO EXCHANGE, s colored driver of one of Cissell's flour FR lates Pace! me es are on the desk of Mr. Dapray +10 Wis Penn, ave._ | was charged with permitting horses in hiteaee Rare erie ny er np ay orga (oper hyp lepnden tige rnp | it 4ALE-ONE NICE-TONED ENGLAND UP-| to eat bark froma tree. It came out in the ne was & ‘one, and for « while con- | the of that official. The latter 1s ex- firm; $145 cash. A ‘eek he his are a ‘tomorrow, and, should there be 5 stopped his team mt of his | fusion reigned supreme. All of the patients yet of the Presilent SPARC TS | oeeme rea tile he went in the honse to ent his | Were gotten out in safety and ine short time | Action, the, approval of the President may breakfast the horse got part of his breakfast | the blaze was. with a loss of about from the tree. Judge Kimball said he thought | $3,000. The origin is a mystery. the District should ‘protect its trees and arin SPIE PICO TTR ee fame Grivers of vehicles are required to aon Weaver of Shinpensbare.,« raitroed ‘FIVE DOLLARS MONTHLY p their horses from them. ‘The was struck itaing judge said be intended to-do all in his power to | a ware house at Southampton Tuesday Prevent injury trees and imposed a fine | noon and killed. Another ‘was ren- ¥.G. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave | Of $10. ‘ dered unconscious. Anxious Inqnirer: Yes, this is plenty bot ‘enough for us. What does Philadelphia want rapid transit for? Didn't her Napoleons of finance get away quick enough? TESTERDAY AND TODAT. Oh, wind from the North! ‘Oh, cooling breeze, That fans the air And sways the trees, Come in; sit down, And stay awhile; Enjoy our comfort As we smile ‘To see you here; To feel you, toa, Refreshingly Attired in bl Gadzooks, North Wind, The truth we tell, We almost thought We were in—well, You've come in times We will not say Just what we thought Of yesterday. A-spectacles peddler suicided in Ohio last week+ because business was dull It never ‘would have happened in Boston. OUR NATIONAL 200. Stranger—to resident: “Where do you keep that new elephant you've got?” Resident: “Out in the Zooburba.” Some manufacturers’ love for the McKinley Dill is tin-Platonic. The poet who wrote: “And what is so rare as a day in June, When, if ever, come perfect da; having kept himself in hiding for several days past, came up smiling with confidence this morning. The thermometer has been called down. TWo OF A KIND. He knows it all. Of course be does, ‘The graduating kid. How could he ever graduate, Unless he did? She knows it all. Of course she does, The graduating kid. How could she ever graduate, Unless she did? They know it all. Ofcourse they do. Why should we elders sigh, Because they know it all today? ‘They'll know less, by and by. APTER THE BATTLE. “Are you going anywhere this summer?” “T thought I was yesterday.” “Where?” “I thought I was going to melt.” os NEWS FROM HAGERSTOWN, Western Baptist Association Convention— ‘The Coming Bicycle Meeting—Notes. Correspondence of The Evenins Star. Hacerstowx, Mp., June 16, 1891. This city is evidently becoming popular a8 the place for holding annual meetings and con- ferences of religious bodies. Following closely the great Dunkard meeting, which attracted such a vast assemblage of persons from all sec- tions of the Union, we had last week in session here in the Hose Opera House the Western Dis- trict Baptist Association, which represents a number of churches in Baltimore, also one at Rockville, Germantown, Upper Seneca, Tooles- Ville, Burnestown, Good Hope, Hagerstown, Frostburg and several other places in this state, these varoius charges having » mem- bership of over 3,000. The association re- mained in session for three days, ite delibera- tions being presided over by Rev. Frank Brown of Franklin Square Church Baltimore, with Rev. J. L. Lodge of Gaithersb as clerk. Much important business was transacted and the various church, Sunday school land mission reports showed rapid progress. next an- nual meeting will at Little ‘Seneca. Hagerstown will hardly have recovered from the hum and bustle incident to the assembling of large bodies of people as those noted above before the great bicycle meet will be on, and already the eyes of several thousand wheelmen are anxiously turning toward Hagerstown in anticipation of the third district race meet to be held here July 2, 3 and 4 The district embraces the states of Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, District of Columbia, Virginia and West Virginia, but wheelmen will be present from many other states. The prizes to be awarded at the races are very handsome, con- sisting of bicycles, silver cups, gold and ‘silver Watches, and gold and silver ‘medals. Up to date 1,000 applications for rooms have been re- ceived, wheelmen alone coming from Phila- delphie. " pulpit of the Falling Spring Church at Chambersburg is vacant, the Rey. Dr. Craw- ford having resigned the pastorate. Rev. I. M. Ellis, a Reformed minister of Boonsboro’, this county, has accepted a call to the he. formed Church at Everett, Bedford county, Pa. His ordination and iastallation will take place on the 17th instant. “Vacation Lodge” is the name of beautiful cottage rented and fitted up by a number of Baltimore philanthropic ladies. It is situated near Blue Ridge Summit, on the Western Maryland railroad, and is intended as s sui. mer home where girls of limited means can for a few days or a couple of weeks enjoy the bracing air of the mountains. A short time ago a small number of Baltimore ladies con- ceived the idea of providing such » place for working girls, and after several meetings the little band grew toan army of hard workers. Donations of all kinds were given them. For months the young ladies worked hard for got- ting the furniture and other fix for the lodge, which was formally opened on Wednes- day last. ‘Two of the promoters of the lodge ‘wl boon Qnty all tha ulema. ‘They will remain in pairs for two weeks at a time. ‘For the first two weeks Miss May Evans and Miss Nita Pitt will be in charge. Twenty-three girls will be taken statime and allowed to remain two —- the moderate charge of €2.50 per week. ces are an indication the If present appearan: wheat yield in Washington county will bea good one. ‘The timely rains have advanced it to heading and the straw is heavy, and, should nothing like a storm of wind or hail knock it n, the hopes of the farmers for a full crop will f Residents of this city who seldom leave the would be eurpriood at Hagerswen's: growth wo sl at rstown's gro pon driving over it. Whole, blocks Sot new brick dwelling houses have been erected on what were vacant lots, and rickety shanties of rough cast and wood have been torn down and comfortable houses have been & registered here a sriand, “War Smith, Cl Beall and ‘Thos H. Wadderforth. a ———— ‘The Boys’ Tournament. ‘The boys’ tennis tournament for ionship of the District, which olf ag ft oO i i il TO GO TO THE HIGH scHOOL Bighth Grade Pupils tn the Seventh and Righth Divisions Promoted. The following pupils bave been promoted to the High School of the seventh and eighth di- visions: Bighth grade, E. W. Brown, principal—Cale- donia Adkins, Mary Bell, Fannie Biand, Olive Booker, Musette Brooks, Escuadora Brown, Ella Champ, Laura Davis, Liczie Dickerson. Florence Downes, Nellie Dyson, Esther Harri, Grace Johnson, Anua Lee, Gertrude Lightfoot, Ellen Lucas, Beatrice Malvan, Mary Mann, Florence Matthews, Blanche Nugent, Josephine Peyton, Sarah Plummer, Sarah Simms, Julie Syphax, Mary Washington, Charles Bowman, Everett Brooks, Henry Barwell, John Coil Samael Donal Oliver Evans, Sam Parker, James Charles Shorter, Matthew Strachan. im Eighth grade, Mr. RT. Mess, x : ne, Dora Schooler, Mattie Stewart, iver, Matilda laylor, Sade Williama, ge, Edunund Hall, Clarence a . Gibbs, princiy Mitchell, Alphonso tead, Josephine Bailor, bth grade, Miss M. P. Shadd, principal— Clark, Eva Dodson, Eva Harvey, Isabel . Rosa Miner, Edith Madden, Lucy Poi- lens, Clara West, Isabel Smith, Daisy Sis Boynton Dodson, Wm. Elkins, Jeanes ¢ John Hopson, Daniel Renfro, Ch Samuel Milton, Shermons Th Eighth grade, Miss G. Merritt, prinei- ‘Katie E. Agnes, Martha Fletcher, Laura ‘alkner, Sara Hamilton, Sadie Herbert, Ida Manning. Corinne Martin, Fila Moxley, Geles- tine Newton, Jos. Jackson, Jas. Turne Eighth grade, Arthur Lyn Woodson, Ethel Grady, Ida J Blanche 8: herntoa, Frances ‘Thompson, Sumner C. Taylor. Fighth grade, Mr. J. W. Cromwell, princt- pal—George L. Dabney, John P. Quander, John H. Joh Amanda T. Broadus, Julia V. Brown, Susie A. Chase, Lavinia Deviele, Al- berta Grice, Mary E. Hill, Jennie L. Johnson, Florence V. Moten, Lettice E. Kobinson. Righth grade, Mr. J. C. Nalle, principal— Maggie Bury, Amelia Butler, Elizabeth Car Agnes Carroll, Anna Col Camp Julia Coates, Alberta Davis, Julia Dade, Fox, Besme L ler ir. Oli vordon, Harris, Theresa Herbert, Mary Heathman, Matilda King, Ella Lancaster, Mary 0: mma Pinkney, Cathary ms, Mary ‘Thomas, Mary Watkins, Delaphine Webster, Estelle Jackson, Eugenia Davis, Princeton Clinton, Heury Ricks, John Bruce, William Brown, Lee Cornish, William Miller, James Simmx, Sylvester Thomas, Harry W Highth grade, Mrs. Martha cipal—Jobin Brooks, Dorsey, Andrew y, Ella Jones, Myler gues Young. NG ADDRESS. Dr. W. R. Harper Explains in Bible sta Dr.W.R. Harper, president versity, principal of the American Institute of Sacred Literature at Gien Echo and dean of the department of biblical literature, and Mr. G.S. Goodspeed, his associate, last evening addressed the Sunday school workers snd teachers of the District in the work of the American Institute. Dr. Harper gave « bis- torical sketch of the origin of the institute, which now has students all over the world, w send their papers to the headquarters in Haven for examination. In the course of bi remarks Dr. Harper very earnestly ree mended the organization in Washington of @ local board of directors, who should undertake to conduct a winter institute for Bible study. In Boston, New Haven and other places these boards have bela formed giving several parallel courses of lectures on Bible subjects, numer- ously attended by the best people of these ities. ‘The Sunday school workers present took the suggestion. very enthusiastically, and motion of Mr. 8 W. Woodward it was resolved that the chairman, Prof, K.W. Prentiss. ap- point a committee of five to nominate a board of representatives from all the denominstior the ¥.M. C. A. and the Christian Endeavor Union to carry out the new movement. The nominating committee appointed is as follows: Prof. 0. T. Mason, Mr. John B. Wight, Mr. W. R. Woodward, Kev. 8. M. Newman and Rev. Dr. Steele. Dr. Goodspeed, instructor in biblical litera- ture at Glen Echo, explained the practical ap- plications of the institute's m: to Sanday school work. After the addresses a reception was given to Dr. Harper and his associates by the Calvary Baptist Sunday school, which was attended by & large number of the Sunday school workers of the city. Kefreshments were served and the The bealth officer, Dr. Purvis, continues, with the assistance of Superintendent of Police Dobie, to make such arrangements as praction- ble in the present condition of affairs for the removal of nuisances and the pose the city in good sanitary condition. The city coun- cilwill meet again next Tuesday night and the matter of sanitary lawsand police regulations to secure the preservation of bealth will be brought up. There has been no in- crease in the appropriation for the board Tr, aud there is no likelihood of an additional expenditure on the part of the city, except in a case of dire necessity; #0 that the skiliful use of present means and the intro- duction of volunteer aid will have to be the main reliance of the community in the matter of municipal health arraugemcnte. TAX SAL The tax sale of the property of the Virginia Iron Shipbuilding Company on the river front between Duke and Wilkes streets will take place on the 27th instant, unless stopped by injunction. It may be that the offer to sell will lead to the use of the property for some parpose and redeem it from its present idle- ness. NOTES. The faneral of Mrs, Exther Bernhetmer came to this city from B street southwest, Washing- ton, yesterday. The Washington friends came in carriages over the ferry and were met at the foot of king street by large number of car- Tiages with Alexandria friends and the faveral proceeded to the Israelite burial place at Union cemetery, where the interment took place. Mr. Emanuel Francis bax sold for €6,500 his three-story dwelling, with Asaph street between Duke and prtanpecor<cetnesry An Ejectment Suit. Grace Abbie B. Rethbone has, by Henry @. Milans, her attorney, entered a suit in eject- ment against Frances Kebecca Hamilton and others for the purpose of recovering posses- sion of an undivided one-third interest in cer- e lot, on St. Volfe streets. tain property situated in Mount Pleasant. She claims that legal title of the said ty was in her mother, Victoria in, now deceased, and that her were never law- fally divested of same. sheets Ap Old Charge Tried. Georgetown, on September Zi, 1888, when about €200 worth of goods were taken. Walters was arrested and tried some time ago and acq: