Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1891, Page 3

FOR SALE—HOUSES. | FOR _ SALE---HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. sombled at thetr fatare home, 1841.14th gireet, THE RIFLES AND THE LANCERS ‘Sergeants—D. A. Young, W. G. Bird, George ee . — Seliinih Pyatty: heighten decorated gt a Secor thik ‘saseien @abthcia Soul Proctor. saa F ee. Joan = = : = RS. TLDERS. i Weddings—Personal q ‘Mra, Dillenback ‘s Fatertatotng irmpton, ‘Staples, Ector fis itscnawers folmtomand att. “Pace | FAS seen atory and bammeat tick wal, 49g | Eta ta Droit fark we hates frotane of 300 fet by Pag abr acrageanrepy Ea ar Tatereet. to the south. on ‘Thetr Boston Guests. 3. Bisnebard, J. Kame a aaa throurtout.. Her en days W cena ri rn gE language to speck : ‘When the bridal party in which Miss Minnie Mre Mary B. Acker bas feveed cards for the Tewas cold today and the wind blew in ocmnt * © beeing Schafer and Mr. A. Geary Johnson were the | marriage daughter, Mary Magsalen. t0 | strong gusia, but it made little or no difference E = See ee , center of observation passed down the middle | Mr. Joseph ednesday morning, | to the soldier visitors which Washington con- re, op. Seay Fer mat my iowby = 5 barr-lacrdpepeenrerrty and aisle of Eeiphany Chsteh last night there was terme ale at the First Pres- just now. The whistled , 2 ‘bes brick. N 1 soi very ches "Two a joy to sing ‘vacant seat ureh or galle- | byterian Church. tains ro cold winds which $53 Grice, bet 4th and othe. we ei WEhcorT, WILCOX & HIESTON, In measures long and tunefal if ries. audience, most of those seated in| Mr. and Mrs. S Boone Peunebaker, nee Mies | "Und the military forms were as pleasant re- isome stone and brick dwelling, 1 near 15th, oc -At 1007 Pa. ave_and 6th st_and Le. ave. a o ee to huumuediate purcleser. =i 3§,000 | FOR SALE_NORTHWEST_BUILDING LOTS ON ‘The waiter would but bring it. the trons fg mod by Saat Ua te’ sone Rose Cotterill, are located at No. 1639 19th jsp pc ae mee ‘use to suit he Oregon ave. near New Hi hire ave. ; « frontage eh ‘iteclf, scene | sir gall 7 Bost R000: tore to 20 Ou NSON, CHEW & Co aR t av-bet. 4and 3 "5,209 | Of 280 feet and only £0 feet toni y ETESTON, “This is our busy day,” said the clerk at the ne or Teteered abet noe De ‘The minister of Vonezucls and Mme. Bolet ov cet eSB mur RN LS sesient hs Piet. Nv arand tet. 4-000 | oevg-at “1007 Fa. aves and Othe aud La. ave. guecticn “Is there anything we ean ds for | McKie, whe in ts | Poraga arrived last night. influences of Bunker Hill monument and Bos- ee 24 i SS po noes Atte ._ | por SALE- BARGAIN. ADJOINING com, | 86" 9" tasteful Miss Elizabeth Bryant Johnstone is at the | ton Commons. What are the cold breezes to a ” 00 cash: oat. gnoathiy. | Jp ‘tuck | bec Eom: caiy 80 Paria fromthe Liller mansion: |” sVog, gi, T want the gus disciplined.” The | “Aberdeen,” New York city, resting from the | military company that belongs to a city where ~ ideals iiss, Re’ tires bed roe weft usewad | PA" parce w tapscomp. gin istnst. | “I baven't any time for fooling, se.” ees | Sec ae a a are |e an com tie Henit tate cightomn ard POR SALE SEVERAL mY lap id Se hg Pom SALE BEAUTIFUL LITILE LOT OF MASS, | “I'm not fooling. I want it warned not to — etactecraths Paks ance eee eee knots while marching on one street? - td bath price $4.50 "000; balunce payabie in aah, Opry, | hott® &# 2080 to 10. alley: cheap. $1.25 | brenk into the house and burn itself up after I 2 . Metzrott, | months, will visit friends in Boston before re-| D8 Lancers haven't minded Me _ oft ot 1301 F st. n. OT -BE BRICE & LIPSCOMB. 618 14th st. | have turned it off at the meter.” Carter | turning to Washington. CHAPLAIN RYDER. TORY, BRICKS: LoT-20| POR SATE@ TO IROOM HOUSES IN ALE | WOK SAUE HOLM EAD MASON, MT- ELEASANT, — of Phisdel- | Mr. and Mra. Howell Stewart of 1821 Q street TE ee SGT Look, William Houseman, Dest strwet in, Gcorsotm | aap arin of the city ; some -iegant residences in north- Se OR RICE k LIPSCOMB. O18 14th at. What smiles repose the |morthwest entertained | number of their c. , EH. Green, F. A. Pisber, J. HL saa usd aabtantial. | Woot wetion abd Uargaine in be gortheaat pages tn aad Meee rasa? Mautay soventear in boner ot daa ce- Russell, M. “Starkey, W. J. Richardson, T. J. 0 J.B cc, 8: rE, were | friends 4 4 Steveuson, C. A. Dic * ac OR x Jtaty water srow of si ‘the maid |™oval to their elegant and commodious steven \ Dic rs J. Fragen iret Gwetines Totus and ‘bath roa ‘oppouite. “Can be sold agrees glows bs inlone, | suburban home at Mount Pleweant. “Among + Cectlign EW, Bevkeca, tone improvements, ad 2 ‘ there. bobind bey wereherfather and moths, | those were Miss Bessie Stewart, . E a WS ant Bee be at TYLER ER RRS | "ee Nee teen ate an Yet none may win Mn fod Mec tesege it peteten ate ena pyle, Pa "Me.” Charles R. Bishop, New York 9] rem A ‘$RBE fo those meaning business, Tt , x - 3 Pecans Gaeta caine cae ace ‘A prize 80 great— ‘Schafer | ity; Mr. Mandel Sener, Hagerstown, Md.; Mr. _ isom, W. Hitt, thal terms. PROCTOR & PROCTOR, Fox SALE-SMALL CASH PAYMENT, BALANCE eosant joining new house; gas ‘and Mrs. D. Shriver Ste ‘Miss Mai Niernsee, ~ bY . M. Bell, Gee Holt, J. Mackey, H. H. Oe. SER ee ne Oe te a ee eee | ee Payne putes LITE OMB, GIS'14th ot. ‘The lady in place SS Oe an best men | iiss Cora Clay, Leout, nw Me, ur chee Litchfield, W. H. Knox, RM. Cole, F. H. Tare. situated SALE-DELAWARE AVE_N. E. NEAR THE The fashion plate, Ay pater Saas rag L. Beatty, Mr. Malecim Nicrnsce and Dr. and French. ( A. Meserve, HL Jeukins, Geo. M. Vines of arm, tm a r “ jen the service was over the bride handed Fs Bell and J. G. Hil 1 iy to ROB- Mtwm «. him her prayer book to carry home and re- | Mrs. Forney. eee , ei eiezcat °° “BRick & LIPSCOMB, Gisiath st. | ‘The ee AS se nrg ceived iit pace her great Bouquet of forget-| BA. Stutte of Asheboro, N.C., and Miss THE NEW CRUISER DETRON, ae rane i SALE-SPECIAL TO BUILDERS AXD I. | our public men. They get many a pi me-nots, which had been lying on the Anne J. Curry of this city were married at 11 — 4 BL Foe SALE THREE SEP AOA DUe WANE Ge | F'vesiote-thall square of ground n, e+ ubracine 28 | ond in smoke. stop: ‘The “bride and le A ad today. ah dhe paisomege of Obtiat f It WIN Be Launched at Locust Point This " veiy. 7 and i | Iorovea. eal all: hotess sed Sete ratbaeee aoe ___ | Rlling faces fo ther friends asthey camse down | Churel, Capitol Hill, “Tie bride wore a travel- oa \ retina ee oulecrarmc rey: aa ES The following floats through the exchanges, nowt quam Se ee ere ae, ee | hay a So f ‘ | The new stee! croisr Detroit will belaanched Co a sa cae Clo Aath st | credited to Scrimer's: The bride's gown was of clegant texture, but | Mr. and Mrs Gerard Bancker are at the ] from the docks of the Columbian tron works, oor NER HOUSE, Saar tate LOT, COR OF At AND M STS, The western ines ations, imply made. “It was a princess of rich white | sretropotitan Hotel, EL Locust Point, Baltimore, this afternoon, The farce stories. nine rooms. in periect repait-om ave | hard wccd hnehs cavinet mantels: open fireplaces. « $5.40 Jot on Met. let nth : brocade, the waist being trimmed with point sian chr qaltenhteoste, She |Siatralh fatetee of mae rs | SIRE SSahea ost pallette et ad i ea 200; or il well coca apa 7 Galtiering snow tog Shh Imon wd pearl pesementetic. ‘The collar was || MF- and Mrs. Chae C. Adams bare removed | Sold weather today and thei alent aoe el cee acm, fone, deplacement Mor at convenience of | Delis: will be decorated to suit p + \ ‘stall cash the fecl of th i ‘i 3 | it ied jwh eans thefamount of water is ier st convenience of | Con ecHiCOE AVR: BIE OOO, a co, 1400 Fat. 4 By empall cook ‘rom the fecl of the air slightly open and displayed a diamond | from their house on K street and now have Everybody has been happy and Capt. James F. | w isplaced T think it will freeze tonight. POR SALE—#3,000 WILL BUY x zs on Corcoran st. bet. 17th f T. Is 1528 Q ST. Th 22x10) TO WIDE ALLEY HOUSE IS IN PEM OxD: NEWLY 3 THREE ROOM dant. She wore diamond earrings and | rooms at 942 New York avenue. ray nd she sewer + weights aboard. Her di- Evidently the cold snap struck before the Siamond star pinned her veil close down to the | Commodore Wm. H. Shock has.returned from | oe bende hs apne ang smoothly. | M€Btionsare arfollows: Length on load line, 7 | hair in front, in the Marie Stuart style. Miss | 0 sbeonce of fi " im rd pet; oxtreme benm, 37 feet a Poem was complete. There are strong indi- - | an absence of five months in Europe. The Lancers will stay here as guests of the | . 37 feet; normal draft cations that its feet slipped up onan iceberg, | Sates oe ay var boil wane Tho Misses Lulu and Flora MeCreery invited | local, company until tomorrow alternoon, and | Of water, 145; fect; maxinium horse power un- or else that the meter froze upand wouldn't | white chrysanthemums. Miss Beavaus was in | number of their friends to their house last | the Hiller have been attending to it that every der forced draft, 5,49; speed contracted for, 17 work. straw-colored crepe and carried light yellow | night to mect Miss Eveline Moser of Dubuque, sagt siamo eyes knots. Her sail power will be two masts.rigged chrysanthemums, and Miss Johnson wore ag | lows, who is visiting them. A delightful even- Topar's PRooRaM. joner trpe a square sail on the fore- * sat crepe, carrying pink chrysanthemums. Mra. | ing was spent, during which refreshments were | In fact, the members of the Rifles have made | mast. Her cab van at 6.289 equare “Snigging is all wrapped up in himeelf,” was | Schafer wore black silk and point lace and on | served. ‘Those present included Mrs. Bell, the | the entertainment of the vinitora their present | feet. The Tetrets hich i being | the remark that was made on the absent mem- | her‘bair a white lace cap with violet ribbons. | Misses Strickler, Misses Augusta and Amelia | business, and when the members of the Na-|°Uilt by the same company, are what are ber of the club. A reception, to which about 100 guests were | Keyser, Miss Bertha Van Horn, Miss Emma | te termed twin screw coal protected cruisers. | egg hev* js “py the | bidden, followed at the Schafer residence, 1926 | Bright'and Miss Blanche Bell’ and Mesers, | tional Rifles make anything their present busi- | Both have « water-nghe 02 as the rejoinder. ATI notice the | Vermont avenue. ‘The long patiors were hand- | William F. Pierce, Louis and Karl Keyser, | Bees it behooves ordinary individuals whose | tise ic EIS ECT for entertaining: situate near sbest construction: first and. sec 4 in quartered cak and mabowany fin audsomely decorated aud ready for occupancy; heated by hot ‘water: indirect radi siesta wae teh TiLER 130% RUTHERFORD. 13 OK SALE-VHREE SI Tt rcome: all: mod. teu Bieutiy located: uerthwest: seit Fatally aud revi fr 2 carriagen 6 Syucuteat #10 per cent interest Price $9,000. oe 5 ig TALER SUCTRERFOND. 130" Pet, = SOK SALE—HANDSOME NEW SSTORY BRICK Fk SALE 2.500 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND en: wi re EASTEKDAY & M F ur 11th ne, 18x96. Cor Ist & NY av aw. 4th nr K ne, 20290, EPT OF THOSE on 4h st. between A Will sell on easy i 1 this deck detwe . next time I see him out of doors whether he uses a: a energy consists of ihe usual bone and muscle | src grat th ca of Bnisbed and decorated: aif avet jiurovemeata, handsomely | Loteen gio tee esi. "E8) et 1S Hoot and 8 alley | OOS! Oo both.” cir atl peal pen ieee | ore ceed vee mace energy to stand from under and watch the per- | Center is at ur « litte below diene ea he Rok site: 5 rcclase inevery respect. ‘House open for | Set=-#et__TALEAC& IU 1 HEREFORD. 1307 Fat.n.w. the i ” WOMEN AND MISSIONS. formance. Today the Lancers, in company | They have an extra lou forecastle and’ poop er ie spleadstepet tars eee Serta lame face reece ng are Pen tee | POH MALE-CHOICE CORNER LOT ISTH AND ; cs | gekiain ican tears ogset os patentee ae With an especial detail of the home company | deck, under the endcat winkene aa ci CEN 6 don. odG. | TVLLKe RUTHERFORD. 1007 Fetcnews aut Soe BsuSbeaw phe 5 CaS we suBua ‘DED | *'Vickman’s gone to New York, hasn't he?" fusiciana,‘Yere stationed on tht back porch, | The Convention Which is to Most at Foun-| Picked fortheir good looks snd entertaining | lotted for working the broadside guns and tor- LE DROIT PARK, KSALE-A PROPERTY ON OTH ST. NW | COST APPRORIMATING _ $1,000, EACH: i ‘Tes. = a which was inclosed and decorated. After ary Church Tomorrow. ways, have been emg yee wre ong pe 4 in | Ped apparatus. The Detroit has what is mito te iat cases ta Lernras owen ood ict #9 96: | GROUND AND Sunn stkeuis TUPROV ED ted his sight attended to. pan SS ee : x Srey or | caFTinges and gazing with pleasure, if not in | Yormed un open gun deck, the poop and force Po ES lalammmtiaen (8 783A | ie etade Thi pa sorted, thet cabana Wi, | — unngunbed Udy of lana Delognen fom |peinis"ckimceas nae ia week. teams | Serie en NG Fe “New York's a good place.” was enjoyed. ridal party dancing a ve | fending fore ands i tod Fe ae OR OTH AND POSES NW EQN, | "Yt Goby oF FLAT AND TERMS APPLY TO “Why?” as oo oe ee slg hap rcs aera cogdin | Mommy Mga We on ne | Bre emegetin. je: 6) scoms, baths abd all mod. lmnpess mow resdy fori DELBLE, DAVIS & At'11 o'clock bride reappeared in her | 150, with many visitors, will be present. These | + | ell room, st oc 24-7t 1319 FS K SALE—14TH ST, FINE BUSINESS LO: excellent frame houses... rooms, bath and cellar; ‘Spectioncorner house ALLEI bie for drug store. EAS- TERDAY F fc ‘Sun “Meke anybody open his eyes nowadays.” i 7 . | very pleasant and cordial little reception. | the space being wo 2%. Taawtucie teens eee bad Hyairrem args from Maine to Cali- | At ‘the close of the White House ceremonies | that "chou wfc nnn te 8 disabled or GEORGETOWN. skin jacket. Mr.and Mrs. Johnson left for | © 204 the far south. | the party drove out to Soldiers Home and in- | flooded the oth re would remain intact and eninitene New York last night. They will reside with The occasion is the tenth annual meeting of | spected the grounds and buildings, returning | used for the pu ended. Th So A ROUSING TEMPERANCE MEETING. Mr. and Mrs. Schafer upon their return. The | the general board of managers of the Methud- | by way of the Schuetzen Park, where wer po | tended through t al part of the vee- The new Tenleytown hall was again filled | bride received magnificent presents, but they | ist Woman's Home Missionary Society. tender | Soune coach wes cerved. The pasty eeverned 0 | elo center lino ulkbead, which not last night, this time with the friends of the | wore not shown at the wedding. whose auspices the Lucy Webb Hayes Deaconess | vin) “Ws, “at it the a tcnquet at the Biles | My helps 7° support the water-tight deck, bus Total Abstinence Institute, and the several! Another large gathering of friends witnessed | Home and Bible Colloge for Home and Foreign | Armory, ‘shen, from all beobabilities, both a | front vtrengthor.ne some say, “tack speeches made in the cause of temperance | the marriage of Miss Mamie E. Byram, daugh- Missionaries has just beer inaugurated. This 7-room bricks on Florida ave., DAVID D. SEUN. POR SALE_WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 OFFER | [oR SALE—A SPECULATIO’ fof sale the pleasant residence 1708 wth st: at 8 | Fave. opposite city hall : story. brie into water-tight compartments. ace, iss three-story ona bees” " ee, an contains a Zlerm'ta- | $is00d SNOHMSTEDT & BRADLEY. 82 pene : Se <a is brea ec aig ge per etre Ar. | institution in Washington and the Deaconess ENOINES AND MACHINERY. ‘The furniture, inet ading | as SHY Popo | 2 nec ibd tects"? 168 | Present to address the andience, but was pré- | Church last night, ‘The ushers were Siz, 1. J. | Home in Baltimore will be intimately asso- The motive power ix furnished by two triple ites, cam aisy ‘be bought for | POR EXCHANGE ELEGANT CITY ae - : | vented at the last moment by an unforeseen en- } Brook, Mr. H. C. Hunter, Mr. L. C. Gladmon | ciated, and are under the supervision of the expansion engines placed side by side, but ¥ furnished home. z winia preferred. W. H. BARSTOW, O11 Fst. nw. | Tost near Kimmie housed 9,300 | Fgement. In his stead the Rey. Father | and Mr. Lorenzo Kepler.’ Rev. T. 8. Wynkoop | Baltimore conference board for deaconesses. separate water-tight compartments. They are ‘cH, FOX & BROWN. at. bet. oth and luth: 20x05- y mer of Indiana spoke, and his eat perform e ceremony. Mr. T. J. \e services, commencing at 9:30 a.m. an » wertie " Fitch, FOX & BROW 8 j Reisner of Indiana spoke, and his earnest | performed th “ir. “T, J. Brook | Th 2 of the vertical, inv ‘ylinder, direct-acting Pa. ave {Pk SALES TNOSTORY, AND _ BASEMENT i onus and manner soon won the spjird secon | wane Dest man. The | ride wore her travel: P.m. will all be held in Foundry Churchexcept a type, with eyhind 39 and’ 63 inches ‘cl .W.- Srooms: bath: mod. tunps ; an ele- ge_over to his side. Then Fathers ‘dress of steel-colo: lenrietta cloth, with | children’s meeting in the Metropolitan Sunday diamete aches etn make 3 week. ons . a. .. HEGLEORD, led to the impression A | at the residence of the bride's parents, 20 tomorrow morning wili be led by the president, and cicvuleting amen ane 6 FOR WALE-BEAUTINUL, HONES—TWOSTORT THGat,_| musical and literary entertainment was also | ytrcet, and bya late train Mr. and Mre. Kopler | Mra Jou Dorionk Cineamen the nels sain onginen * Sect Len en eben eceat press brick buy~ presented, and the “efforts of the excellent | started for New York, where they will spend a | will be welcomed and the body organized for which will be dcuble ended, horizontal retarn Bis Penuso r aaa 6 FOR SALE--LOTS. People who participated were fully appreciated. | few days before going to Frederick, Md., to re- Dasinoss by the appointment of the various fire tube type. 15 long by 11 feet 8 inches ereted yard wailey. FAILED TO PUT UP LIGHTS. tees, jamcter, and two single-end boilers 9 feet long Boverninent printing office. Pri su. on A ea as i % The i f Miss Ellen Louise Spotte- | church, and at 2 p.m. the general officers will ~ NES a WEAVER, | $03 Seward place se 7-900, 153 8 wet Tria d6e. TESLEY HEIGHTS, Mr. Richard E. Couzins, the contractor, is je marriage o Ps : diameter. The working ven Ga Bene | “Reena Leese tsk Monte building « house on 29th street for Mr. Henry | wood and Mr. John Francis White at St | Evens Forte noice et ie oe q oe pounds. The combanten ent Mea ne sion adele | FOR SALESOR EXCHANGE Fo WASHINGTOS, D. c. Birch, and yesterday Otticer Hawkins required | f1ossiue Church yesterday evening ato clock | and the claims of home: mission fields, to be \ A dcought spelled Seca tee metas j bandsomely pavered: | Fn cto Inlend sve. we the Ine ei ot them both to appear at the station and give | altar was ablaze with lights and decorated with | followed by service at 4 o'clock, participated in J losed ash pits. The normal coal supply will sal, isa finely constructed and most convenient 12-room — onds and col Interal for neglecting to keep | flowers. Hev. Father Grilespic, 8. J. officiated, | PY several clergymen of the city. mM * 4 LIRUT. EMERSON. . With 435 tons as the fuel bunker house: $3 the very lest section of the city, built by lights on the old and new material piled on the | assisted _ by Rev. Fathers Fulton, Cahill, | Friday evening will be given to the formal i > 5 P capacity, and disposed, of Course, 60 a8 to pro- day oF for peri = : y, | Street. For several -nights the lights had been . nace opening of the Deaconess Home and Bible Col- | physical and mental good time will result. | S4)* rer : order; lot oslOn to -took alley ccutainine sever, | A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN INVESTMENT. | ‘tect, For several “nights the lights had been | Byrnes, Nolan, McAvoy and Ciampi. The ushers | fee eeantiy dedicatnd, Short addiesser wil be estas nabs snk is oeatons hone ane nee 2 - : were Mr. H. Nelson Spottewood le itv ana | terial in the way of speakers and both sides ting is the coffer-dam pro- eda ee ee ee $20—his personal bondasleo being taken. Jarrett of Towson, Md., Mr. C.' Spottewood | fiven DY Prominent clergsmen of this city and | will probably "ace to it that lights are not hid | Iachinery space, to wae © % BYBN (office Munn & Co), THE CATTLE MARKET. poo yg pence ~ aah = croft Robinson, who has just returned irom | UBder baskets. j i fone v ~~ 4 be » ~ = < i. . "i 3 ‘Arlington, Va. man an r. Edward J. Becker. The bri i: LOSSES SUSTAINED. ’ arry this water-ex Foe ss See SS Temoom maton | TS rovacty eh pert ot Koctnwest wesktnewon snd | | A the cattle, market at Arlington, Va Yee | Stecua the church with kerfatbec, Me, 3. Me kd ee nee Petitions Me | sas secnk of ebbertelatantne Lemenrs ptenied | SUNN OMA, Ueno aibtinnay han teemnenee F, Bapost circle: three stvry and basement briek and | F'sna stone, x US | is situated opposite the sito recently purchased by Mean dee. ware UP anc ait solc, as follows: | 4. Spotswood, and was met at the’ sanctuary ui 4 tically tried in several nav nd notably of ‘Price on: kia. There will be Uulose in the coffer dams in " - A wish vessel H Sims. Miss May White was the maid | G4y cvening. Mr. Bishop Simpson presiding. | arrival and was kept ap until late in the | 500 cubic feet ut : s 5 i S i ing of the society Sun- \ Dc 1 ein th aardea Re enniiGres case Best, 4 to 44¢¢.; good, 334 to 35{c.; medium, gates by the groom and his best man, Mr. ‘The anniversary meeting ‘iety Sun-| off yesterday immediately upon their | jate in th OTT. WiLcox & Prissy 3 to 3}¢c.; common, 2 to 2%c. Six hundred | John : ae i be addressed by Henry Wade Rogers, . | the 1 : UNIV) ‘, and eighty-tive sheep and lambs—Lambs, 6 to| of honor. The bride made an attractive pic- " Mon Uni. | evening. The visitors were given a hearty | the Detroit. Her sister ships, 9 and Ll, will AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, Ge sheep, 2 to 4e.; calves, 9 to elve fare in hor trailing, robe of white pengatins ae a ee welcome at the station by the’ National Iii j also be similariy fitted on 110,000,000 wii pended ting | Cows and caives—$25 to $60 per head. Mari the jacket bodice tabs edged wit Pty acre} ‘ and escorted to the armory on G street. Here | THE PATTERY. a modes > for eattle good Lambs dul” pearls, anda pretty girdle of pearls closed | ,, Monday, November 3, will be Deaconess day. | $5, 524° lomses were discovered. One whole | It way chilly expe Qube tos 4 ‘superb buildings. It is but thirty minutes’ drive from the front. Chiffon ruffes trimmed the |1® the morning the report of this Here prcws sls to} Ly designe tthe battery 2 NOTES. ad A eel lamer (oes bureau and’ for city work will be | ®#Ptain and a portion of another was foun. should beecight four-inch and t ch FSi Oth st. the WHITE HOUSE and is situated on one of the Yesterday a spark from the fire that heats front of the jacket and formed rosettes, hold- prevented a1 the homes in seven of | De sbeent. pt. A. D, Nicholls of the Lancers | ~ ad two ais-inc ing the draped flounces across the hem ‘of the ted ? SOR SALE-GOOD CHANGE z : the tar used in asphalting Prospect avenue | skirt. Her tulle veil was hield with a caplet of ee ee ee = Fefo'stlise, tw, sloscou house: now uhed ne iar | Mf® Size lots, 252150, cost from #425 to $790; one- | alighted on the uwning by Mr. Jas K. Probey, | fine white blossoms. The flowers she earricd | © in the }oon the general subjec highest points in the District of Columbia. The aver- had fully expected to with his command | ™Pid-tire breech-doading rifles. ‘The latter during the visit, but at the last moment was | were to be mounted on central pivot carringes Mass. ave. en near) R 4 ; * in the middle of and {recastle and th Wea’ 420 5th st. u. a 5 Ate in ite rela to home missions will be dis- end the ~ Soa ETON building: price 13-000. terms. otis third cash fifth cash, balance in two, three and four years. No | at the corner of 32d streét, and in a few min-| Were bride's roses. Miss White's costume was | 1 its relation home aig ai former tor the brondsi 7 + cussed. Mrs. John A. Logan will be present tes I blaze. An alarm was | Of white silk trimmed with gold passementeries. r 5 3 Detfer or safer indncements have ever hewn cifated | Hien the whole wae, “quickly ‘eeponded sed | he carried a bunch of yellow reece, and will preside at ‘the mass meeting in the HER ak 70R SALE-ONE Ui 71 evening, which will be addressed by Kev. Dr. FOE SALE;ON LETIERED Si. WENT OF LATH. Fed commudious houses inte eitve s tueiory | PUCUaMers to make a profitable investment. Values | the fire prevented from spreading. ‘The frame ai pestis = Wheelet ‘of Philadelphia and Mr? Bancroft ai agement and 2-story amd cel IS we ick; 101 v1 la ii . i doy window. Moons dbath. reception Balls: atu): | Sone ttimmiagse ioe porch. koometand bases | S% TAPHALY increasing, Write for full particulara, | Work of the large window near was consider- Leip! Robinson. sponsous bad been m pleted fur the caliber of guns and ordnance mentioned, the Navy Departinent decided to increase that of the broadside battery to five: . iD al bl} a clergymen at a wedding supper afterward at ‘ inch breech-louding riiles. The changes con- germs: peice, 20.900.” Apply to a BF house om ath af Be. clogs {0 care; lot 18105 (0 30-2 | reference, illustrated maps and full information. Seater their residence, 70 I street, When the. bride | ,, henge yeallans dgacheacoesrne nd eon sequent upon this have put the completion of STORY AND BASEMENT Brack | WHOS. “G HikNsEye'CO.. S00 Fat... Eg JOHN F. WAGGAMAN, Next Year's Ball Team. wae avin she tossed Wet boosuet csmoee: Bit | 5¢ anch semion, ‘with discemiony wil: farsa. The, brosdelde nae back several months. = names bee ane eves A WELL R ie: 6 2 irl friends an ; es ~ a dside battery will be mounted in fue 1 ‘ati an Foe Sabie, NELLAPPOINTED HOUSE: ae A special to the Philadelphia Press from St. | £2 the joint good fortune to cate it, The | interesting details of the work of the society in Sponsons on the main deck, four on a side, the ‘B.@. ; will be sold for the pext thirty days at a bargai f : Louis says that Ted Sullivan hassigned Whistler | bride's traveling dress was dark blue striped | *!! its fields of operation. There are seventy-five pet ee a p< | ee Washington, D.C» | to play first base for Baltimore next season, | camel's hair with an English walking hat’ we | CoBference organization, and over 2,000 auxil- — =“: | SOK SALE—DESIRABLE PRESSED BRICK; 3 = ? * hb dn -oothr. tek in velvet. M: q | Brie swith 55,000 members. The receipts last SF SN AME HOUSE | F worse and basewent modern uuprorements. ap- | YOK BALE-LOTE instead of Werden. Sellivan was asked why | match in colbr, trimmed in velvet. Mr and | Soa: ‘wore §119,000,'s gain of $50,000 over the ‘Wit, rooia for. two horses, car- | plyto OWS is , . Whi 2 nig! jot 23) by 422. "Price €0.500; | Lor K st-n.w.” n ennem between 4 Sant the Baltimore club don't keep Werden, and re-| willbe absent a fortnight: When they return | Préceding year. after guns to have a direct fore daft tire, respectively. ‘The secondary bat- tery will be sia six-pounders and two one- pounders. Two of the six-pounders will be PALISADES OF 71 °c - - “ Mounted in small sponsons in the eyes of simcse the prigy antnd Dero [om Rae LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. lied that Werdon bad been, transferred to | Hrs, White wil beat tome to her frionds at 70 | qjit #20 Yours theeo ladies have gathered and vessel, two on the himmock nettings obeft ot tthe F ‘ONLY THREE OF THE NEW MAGNIFICENT VILLA SITES—OF ONE oR MoRE | V**hivston by agreement with the Baltimore | T street on Tuesdays, November 17 and 24. It = theta ae ere rd the break of the forecastie and two on forwara Ban SAT HFEL HOE Besqment Bouses lett ccotain 0 roomie and bath; proas- an LA SITES - manigement._ The signing of Whistler, man | is somewhat of a coineidence. that. Mss Ellen | © be congratulated on the location here of the end of the poop deck over the after sponsons 3 : ‘outs, with stone Price, ; iow : | is 801 . whicl “ ve new brick hoes: bay x 2 3 is i : ¢ mounte: 5 a soierete celia cate maieln | Co ighOUK NEW DESIRABLE FRAMES, | parssanes OF tile porontac, in the league next season. ‘of tho lady: she was, camed alver, Mire. Biles fluence for the whole country, the enterprise < ee wae Siete eee mis sata able care; Tooms, wi = beat s aor 2 e 7 foste: tional 7 Ck 5 | ei 12 fo. SHU) Mayle avecy Le Dros Park; | goad vend and ale a Pea, Prisons $2,100 and Si: Sanaa erat ss Faupeneavies bees rel malate Waren ts Fel ad a ed a [tnd mous gr detained on account of the rickness of his wife. | porte: uted hore fie et oti torpedo ‘Oue new brick, corner house, 9 rooms; bay windows; | suit. sg + Rermeto | TERMS, in everycase,TOSUITTHEPURCHASER, | Come to Washington, but if Whistler. hes | BOrthwes! ———— The command of the Lancers therefore de- dowel tee noel launching apparates treed pista; apered and finished; tur: | For full particulars call upon low an’ Of OF choice building lots can be bougut as | Tor ato Baltimore, as stated, Werden will in| Mr. and Mra, Ye had the pleasure of welcom- ACCOMMODATIONS FOR ALL. volved on the capable shoulders of Lieat. D.K. | “84, Howell torpedo. ‘There are two torpedo fein: ciectric att os Caer MO ee pe 8300. all probability cover first bag for the Nationals | ing their friends yesterday afternoon and at saat Emerson. Thus was one wholo captain lost. | Bivyuah ths tie taoh: tWo under forecast, ome ‘Soo Mopie Bouse open @ to, S:cheap: = + oe eee ee $29 CASH, BALANCE DNS JALL MONTHLY PAY- | next year He wants to come here and Wash- | the same time extending the first formal hospi- | Cok Wright's Committee to Have a Complete | Not content witht hissomebody had felonioady | op So itract for bedldin ge eens Stern Le Dr A hye ph 12 roous; ales 1890 5ch ot mr. S10 Seome nas ae ington wants him, and there has been a tacit | tulity of the aeason. ‘The occasion had for them, List of Halls and Houses. purloined Captain James F. Ovater's voice. | way given the Coleen ae seers 9 and A oie buliding. cor. Sen and F._ | pousea, mod. impe tnquure of owner, Mra Std | SEVERAL FINE RESIDENCES ARE NOW BEING | ugecement thot he should come bec ia ant | the host and hoste, a three-fold significance, Captain Oyster usually has a full, round voice, | OSGi) ch. — awe HUNT, 19007 sen-w. covtozs | ERECTED ON FLOP K1Y ALREADY SOLD. | Haltimore did not require his servicer. as it marked the celebration of the birthday of | One of the most important branches of the | in good proportion to figure—a voice eectne-onsd ALE SOMTHWEST AND NORTHEAST: | wANDSUaE FOFTiSim the wat tucirs “TAZ” | “Washington also exvects to get Catcher | her majesty, Queen Sin, with special rejoicing | work of preparation for the G. A. R. encamp- | that cers “lowes wight” so ahat the last mar in enna SOG —ieeeeaeae Sr and "10 rooms each! urtace heat: terie: | For Plats. pampluets aud iurther unformation ap- | O'Connor, whose slogan of “What did I do, gyer her recovery from her recent alarming | ment undertaken by the citizen's committee is the tine knows that “Sours right” the order, SuaceeTEa. ‘cash payment, balance monthly. EASTERDAY enpany's offi j familiar to Washington ball crowds. He is re-| illness. Besides, with o quick adaptation o} i and not “present arms” or something o! - BALLERY, Got Patines n oetden | cet Adto ¥ st. nw. Washineton, p.c._ | familiar to Washington ball crowd the | American customs, Mr. and Mrs. Ye intended | (net in change of the committee on accommo- | S01 DOr is the kind of voice Captata Oyster AN ENJOYABLE SURPRISE PARTY. SUBURBAN ERTY. | Gouetry, although his methods of ball playing | their. party as a house warming. Since last | through which persons having halle and | Used to possess and he was prond of it, and his| An enjoyable surprise party wae tendered MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN | ___ SUBURBAN PROPERTY donot meet with approval here. still, with | summer the lexation has been considerably en- | bouses that will be available ior the use of | Command was proud of it. A few days ago, | last night to Mrs. Iona Nukes at the residence qaONEY 30 Loaw Ge iieEoeE ad = SPT proper discipline he undoubtedly would prove | larged and much beautitied. Over the main ¥ TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL E: D. le wy ao 3 ith | howover, Captain Ossier caught a cold, and it | ow Hiarriens ND. tor Ss luable man. O'Connor was black listed by | entrance porte cochere has been added, a Host cin Dp Placed in communication with | seek in on his voice, It rtrack in decp, too, (08 Harrison street of Mrs. Andrew ‘Tiling. MON fen Wasi m city. ; t it P; any | The parlors were prettily decorated anda sub- >, at the action was not sustained by | lurger dining room has been built next to the ¥ Vig ied | 4nd yesterday Captain Oyster did not give any ’ Seer OM. OH; SAO and $0,000, the association. “Dolan, who pitched for Co-| old one, a conservatory ie another addition und | CO, Te P. Weight, las liad a wide and varied | oo a mle a npecthe Lieut siantial ‘epast served. “Those prosont ware ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS To -UIT; LOWEST lumbus, may come here, too. the freshening-up in all directions has been | chtirman of similar eommittees for the | Manson said “forward march,” “halt,” &ec.. . a gg uss Effie Catterton, Mins eee one To Er: Lowe pop iay Re ee —_—— thorough. ‘The Korean colors were fly-| fast two. presidential inaugurations and is, {0d Lieut. Manson made a speech. It was at Stangier, Mins Lotto maceuen tj Gr0. TPA SS HO Fae wee, | Hou Leto, wih rent Mrs. Perry Files Her Answer. eee ee do alg louse and an | therefore, pretty familiar with the best plan for | the armory, immediately before the arrival. | Stangier. Miss Louts Purcell, Masters Samuel aS0n SALE_NEW ai Reon In the divoreo case of Charles H. Perry |fu'” the second drawing roo, Mr, | 'Samizing the great work which has been in CART. oxsrER's PRoxt. Fillius, Gordon Darling and Edward Catterton, against Mary A. Perry, in which desertion and | and Mra. Ye, botl attired in court costumes, | Mistel 10. BUM. | He has already secured | Both companies drew up around the armors OUNNER VEXADLE DETACHED. abandonment are charged, the respondent has | weleomed their guests Mrs. Ye had a pleasare | Uioitions are coming i, Pie has, therefor, | 12 the shape of a hollow square faced inward, ! Gunner €. H. Venable, in charge of Belle- slit | fled enewer by her counsel, Mr. P. B. Stilgon, | Mtherto denied her at her own partios, by d to establish permanent headquarters | if there is such e thing. and then Lieut, Man- | view maval magazine, received orders on the lowe, “Send for lurce new lint and uap of suburbs of | She denies the allegationsagainst her, especially | DCMS able, to converse wit ny Sgests 88 and for the presen? room 36 in the Atlantic / 800 re! = +1 $25 per month piaces 10r sal jon, dirs a fans oF Suburban Lowes, vila sites or at > a she now sBcaks English very well. She was | 2°4 i ‘i it. Ovater’s voice and then cordially wel- | 27th instant to report on board the Newark on = TE CUR: | VeMOrIOm Heat fee eee cuiments, _ | that the desertion was without cause, and says | duintiny sheen ieee pee a ight gray | ailding is where bo will dirsot the mock. His | COUsa tac Lancers to Washington. Tite tiou-| Movember &.” The Wownck to Siting ontes ner. MO Nnt rates on approved real cotuiscecuney Coe | oc28-0t me = that they have not Uved sopether since Augost, | silk. ~ Dis. drawing foams and the diniag | state, aga will bave cbertoot tone ister | tenant spoke of the hospitality which the | ton for service in the south Atlantic. Gunner Sial privileges respectins Priot payiuents, POs SALES SUBURBAN Viti Tee ate hos aid the ckteninant failed t0 | room, where ail seasonable delicacies were | Of the quarters reported. Col® Wriekt eines | Rifles had received at the hands of the Lancers | Venable was detached from the Washington — re és square feet each, situsted bear provide for her and the children and that she | offered, were crowded daring the late afternoon to have his list as complete as ble | on previous occassions. Lieut. Emerson re- | navy about three years ago, and since ‘ortion of the property on my | M[UXEY, 70 LOAN ON, Lr peek pn 2 mcg sr tepginln ‘09 | bas been traveling in Maryland and Virginia | with a company of prominent persons, many of aa will be ad Sf > persous havin; holes ‘and | Plied, thanking the Rifles for the cordial | then has been in command at Belleview. He Tat offre for bullenn bened oa octim | 12 100 yer ot, torus, #10 cash, ‘alana do ver | for the purpove of carning @ support for her-| whom had not met since they parted at some | hodgos they’ure wilhor ‘to lease during the ca-|Feception. Rev. W. H. Ryder, the chap-|bas scen twenty-seven years of service. Mrs. 1 THOS. E WAGGaMAN aay <0 Roa ATS AND | BOBth. A Fare chance to buy a home or country suum. | aglf children, and after co eee | that the | other festive occasion last spring. Mr James campment will report that fact to him. Col. Venable and the children will remain in Wash- HOUSE Sine Mites FROM | MO3ES Jaded 1S aniy Bie MN rae ESE Uhe MN TS, °F | complainant bas been emplosed in the pension | R. ‘Moore, dhe commercial agent of Korea at | CUBBMeRE will report that fuck to hum. | Col ington. Gunner Venable is succeeded by Gun- peadey - pear station; will be FHANR 1 RAWLINGS, Tou, aa fice a she is - ,50 rea, her Ahlen New York, was present. His is the first appoint- eects perry cisect will bo ie eperation ner Frank Messenger of So Ate, A great operate. aud he Arlington Fire = aera as his wife, provide at he will provide for t ity from the K a nt many improvements, inciu new picr, Sn ONEY £0 LOAN WE MAVE ON HAND $3.00 | FCI 2Alule etation on I amt U. KR tee tae | her and the children, and asks that the bill be | meneau that capacity Irom the Korean court to | next spring that quarters anywhere along. this have been made at Belleview during Gunner EAP_SiX-kKooM HOUSE ME Fa REE BALE Oe BARD 905.008 Aa) . i F be a4 Af : road will bo available as buildings near the Vineness few ann ols ea atin iowa ae ives Se Bee Sears WESC ERLE | tome whey oie nt bal, th dismissed os if any decree be passed, it bea di-| “Daring the reception there was music added | Tod Will bo available moe ey Venable’s regime. 3 BO eERIFORD. | @'LESTON, 1007 Pu ave. and oth and La eve | Bo%'2 . oF to EKANK T. | Yoree from bed and board and she be alidwed|¢, qe other attractions ‘The diplomatic jek, i also, Tigo st : : ; plc he thinks, bring into demand =a | : Cee a corp he euinet aud her igh oficial and | raxt "many buildings in. ‘the’ outs” jy YOU WANT MONEY?—@10 TO$100 TO LOAN | £)) baijaie ‘ — ee resident mil were fully represented. i i, ase cs A = = = ‘apt. A ch of the Capitol pol force | ter and Mme. Romero, the Japanese minister js Feyinnun: no reoyal ot woods from renniences ge | COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. | yetda consultation with Judge Kimball and | ends wife” the Spantea Paras nial SS ene publiesty Address Box ¥8, Star office. 1a O& RENT_AYT FOR! MD.—A FINE | Preseenting Attorney Dumoni this morning | wife. Senor and Mme. Mayorga, Senator and | 54 qs to provide quarters for individuals who MoS23, 20 20as IN any sty pesixen at | FQN oot boat all wee nesestaion he counting of bicyclists down Gare | Mr. Dolph, Mr. James G. Blaine, jr., who os eG caries ha yerhagget -alapag Nieper eat cates of interes: un approved Teal estate ait : ai eee ee eer tee eof Plevelists down Cap- | corted his sister, Mrs. Damrasch, hire: and Mics | MAY wish to vist t wplioahti foc qanrtere will te XCHANGE-BY OWNER. PRICE, | yond time peceemry 10r oxaminstuns of cite sad tees | OTT {419 @ st: _ | itol Hilt through the Capitol grounds. Capt. | Moore, Mrs. Thos. Riggs, Mr. and Mra. Thomas | J”! b¢ Kept, an fhe Infuntestion Uhich the exes. Ekevses sepium tuts besa ae aration of papers, comuissions reascaabie. W ao ahes tos Eg: | Allabach afterward said to # Stax reporter that | Wilson; Mr. and Mra. Frank Carpenter, Mr. 8, | Sarnia may have as a means of introducing weed mirrored aka pues yg re ou Sess, “with | he would issue instructions to his force to ar-| H. Kanffniann, Mise Kauffmann, Mrs. Pugh, thousands of visitors to the citizens of Wash- nat street concrets aren : paruculars, &. fe rest persons found coxsting down the hill and | Mrs. Cochran, Mrs. and Miss Kenna, Mrs. and ington. This committee will be found to be Sena yagmient of willgivs long time fer sf Me ASU Pion: qsoo UPWARD. pow 5a URBAN LOTS, couNTRY | charge thei with fast driving. Muss Soule: and Mrs. Schofield, the bride of | MEOR | > Baidrew EF. Es Star 2 r- AT THE LOWAST RATE OF INTEREST. x nats, tarius and other landed imvestinentsinthevi- | Capt. Allabach told the reporter that he did | Gen. Schofield, who was handso1 B © three jeare’ isadeat $1.0 ; one IN THIS DISTRICT. ‘ = - for the coasting, and for that reason he was Sidreen LEASE: Sarciees sweet S10 pee year. | B. 0. HOLTZMAN, Fee ten a etood, Dany sirous of having Te Sraz notify them of the BELLAMY. jok sALE—1021 G Si \.W.. THREESTORY | 7? Cor. 10th and F ste. mw. | dwelling and barn: higitand health: move to be made. lain Lancers, also Be Uo es ee ete atas | MONEETO LOAN—TAnGE AMOUNTS AC Ways | Spring water; woul fenced: wear, sehdol ata church: —_———__ the speech 23 ya HASUGE" | ratee'et interest: “Taneallutces fee Ck Marat ner | omet-tan + MA PUNO New ork ave | Hyagyrus, Tours, Cnocus axp Orme Rane ended remarks from Gt: cod, Dutidung loans will always be considered. Boiss a ‘Avcricx.—Latimer Stietn, asetion. [a > ears god ‘cemetery. @ can bo’ make “ ‘" cers, Wi jomorroy o'clock at isitors 2 (bet cant tor ious oF short PERSONAL == | thelr Auction, rooma a nice impervetion. of vi reel At the speeches the two commande a Ep hd _se1G-tr riven E MEAN BUSINESS. EX TKAORDINAB} yacinths and other rare bulbs. A descriptive | friends in the army navy circles. The toh was from . broke their fasts. pital, is ‘He is under ‘especial ee MSE RAST ase RP REPU | gull" Se SHE USAT ORD WHR | spnlgue cam How be hada eral, 1d | wary wi be Aeiant Eogincr Bennet | bee uel oe, Peten, tom, Diste's pocket | Ienok a datne fat json | Se oD Born pe ‘room brick houses crest | = coy Sib bat nw. eas - . the The afternoon was an at St. Elize- be to be apreciated. For periuit to iuspect and | St Sveured by deuds of ot "EVIL, GREVIGR BX a ee Mr. Horner, Mr. Sydney Beards many ho eye Mees Room Se eine | ee SESH | Chateatey EohgeEO STEHONS | ononnow Arzensoon at 490 ostock stron {ly gd Me Malai" Hoa spent in ay ee pe PG ES fox “ALY suusTANTIALLY punt MOREY 70.1080 GH REAL ESTATE ORPIREN: | _ocae-tms*~ Soativwest ork Dat tee ws | epee eee We ce ree eek | Hasderean bo es Seo sities ‘Netiobal Thetier was attended ‘The Selah Onivet cometary seanen ane wae busted Biro Shinet usuters, a! wo Lape best uetckes: | MY, Sucre toe eecuinty te wood page CHGRIAE Ue VATE DLT ECTIVE AGENCY. | These lotsare in an improving section and | honor, Mise Price Petr iosarioses snveg tos sulience "| ‘The number of widirre te the Government fete cotsnet gunntaie:. il mod, haps, : pest "| | “aie 0. C. "GREEN, 303 7th st. now. Millian, & Co.) Communications ‘prowptly at: | among the cleven there are three corner, lots. Miss Marion Thomas and bright lot of color among eS Or _ | MOSEY To SOAS AT 3 AND G PEM CENT OM | [ROS S04 posi), commensal, op open all | This fale should attract the attention of our | son. ‘There will be s recep Se ae ae eae a was 133, and the total number toc Soprousbee se, ig, MA spere ate 00 el cen yen" readers. See advertisement. residence of Chief Engineer ‘The Boston Lancers are among the best- Si. near Hin. w. very cheap | —————————— ee ate 1688 Rhode Island Tot Box100. Bade 5 O'HARE, 1000 Fat” | BO AaLe F at 7 - aiiey abe? Sexiest knows companies in the country and are justly with Mox2x to coax ATTORNEYS. A Varvastx Couiectiox or Ontextat, Cam many proud of the high reputation which they have oa — | Min sts fo ati at Joweat rates, on approved rea Pets axp Kvos at Avctiox.—The: sale: of the | Couple are to reside in Baltimore. gained. The: is @ mounted one and is brick on 15th st. will not 8 per | “tate Securicy. TCH, FOX & BROWN, + 7 ok yaluable importation of Turkish tugs | Last night, at 8 p.m, att. Se pee | owe Taiz teansysvanta sve_| Guonaz W. Kenx . Talusble importation arp aoe Somposed of ‘and influential men. JUs. REDFERN & SOX, ONEY TO LOAN ON &i ESLATE AT LOW- Att -at-Law and Solicitor of ot * Mary ‘Brooks and Dr. ‘The command forms a guard of honor on state 1 re bane ron. andes. La ere 4 AM. est rates. WASH'N DANENHOWEK, Washington, D; ¢- Central bmiding. uth and Pa. aye, {rooms of Latimer & Sloan, 1409, G bas| were married. The occasions for the governor. A. D. Nich- ALEWHAVE YOU SEEN THEM? THfOsE | GBF DANENHOWER & SON, cor. 15th'and ATENTS AND PEN joss. been largely attended and spirited bi leaning on the arm of ols commands Ly 9 ‘is not present NO roows sand: | \PONEX TO -LOANSIN SUBS OF FROM asoo | OO" ciniins prosecuted; pensions outemed ‘consulta: prod yee bay Boyt lgpteee gst 2 | Sete by the Bare,“ Them who are the command are: ; 20 a : foe onc been - eran Sars |M © BS ASN SONS OF FROM 3300 Seep mies ite cures st great namber b isposed ‘of there still a Wegner, Lent. i ee ge pe oes Ss eoiec es, | Ceemer inc tnine De pTTORN aE: ites choicest ‘The sale begins promptly at | swalled ber at the isan excommander of the company and ie. RFABLE HOMES. Se | PC Reticence, Sd aw lo’ g o | was of on, the, "e atafl; Capt. SoA a hs | Boor = lt rrwremcomee nti The ¥. G's aly Livat J. W. Pierce, who's | BINDING WEAGER| |The Ameer of Afghanistan has sent a mission | ornament ter; Wirsnksd | to St. Petersburg to conclude a Russo-Afghan | tom of the the ‘Bev. Ht Beer, skeplais, net commercial treaty. , the intimate friends of secretary. n tie