Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1893, Page 3

. . at — —— — : THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C.. THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 18983—TEN PAGES: FOR SALE--HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR SALE—Horses & VEniciEs. FOR SALE—HOUSES. JOR SALE—GREAT CHANCE-850 MONTHLY TWO (SMA) 7K HO! RR SALE-WE OFFER A LOT ON 21ST ST. 9B SALE—A PAIR OF VERY STYLISH ARABIAN | Several Pretty Spring Weddings—F. he northeast om monthly paymenta, | Itai no cash, ten-room house: also twelve-room | Freuting so en t0 Brg eevt ac 81,500. BEANREX QUAND. STC) ONE BLOCK | Fitrass trom eray coun and gentlesean, og, wm Motes of Tnterest. nt for ; Rowe ith eae, soak Cash pay eat. bothias Lin | apiz-tw Hanky W. DOWLING, ole Ea. mw. | OSLY PROM CONNROFICUT AVE. AND S7RRET | athay scales: cor. JOshand ls, Srenne, tmom@ umd | ee saa ene ot = Yo reme | ani © ARS RE PPR aS ee | on sane-sraicrir woneax woes | SARs its BSS MnIA ELUDES canna Seif SSS Sp SAEUREIOE cok100; PRICE ONLY €2.30) PER | Pon SaLE—U. ©. & . pe gprs go ne : wee TALS TENET our rock ot re. Cerise wae st home yesterday after. re on Foie PuaNce To WN WE = FANCY TRAPS, noon to callers and from 4 o'clock till nearly | 2508. MILD! | 7 acres of iand near_Ariington:.bieh Canopy-top Surreys, &e., dark there were friends coming and going. | looking Fort M: Is SUPERB. After this Mrs. Carlisie will not keep ber recep | can remain OD sca 7 Rieht style. tion day, as she may make several little trips | ears. P sappy to EASTERDAY TARO at. 0TIO0 mide light ee Rignt quality. out of town if she feels well and strong enough | oe [anes — 1 bloex irdm Dupont Circle, sit. carlin for euch exertion. Poon. avers | FOE SAL 1 ESTs low their | 4 Lawrence ste: grand site for # fi A Miss Herbert received yesterday after: s+) Ee Vay-windsw brick; 11 | | My list ts inrze, but owners will not allow ii subdivide advantanous! UNITED CARRIAGE AND WAGON recei ¥ y afternoon = on takeee ae res Sera ee 3. "5B WIGHT, 141008. dt ‘COMPANY, also in her parlors at the Richmond, ana during | TE HUNGEKEORD, | "Phone TRO. [api?} 1421 G st. main floor. R SALE—HERE IS 4 LOVFLY SITE FOR A AN FIRST ST. 8.W., NEAB BOTAN: | the datter part of the time the roomy were | cot 7 AONICE HOME IN THE N-Wood | Eosuburben residenceob te front by 118 fe. dasyh | 2% 221 AND 123 FIRST ST. 8.¥ aplo-cr | crowded. Secretary Herbert was at home, too, Mt GOETE on ‘ave, running back to Sheridan. near 17th {ocala hu Ghepilas Wire Stee o rs swithin & few days, Joc. per foot, which is | — — STE TO = is daughter. Mrs. Mot Sager | Tostee a e.'p lower than it cught to be. JOHN B. | F{OR SALE—A: EXTERSION TOP SUEREY Chadwick, the Misses Davidson of Bosion and | PEI ier Widwr. 1410 0st. uw. it | E carvings. in good conditica-and astrlish doe cart: | ity ‘Davidge were also atnong the assistant | ons = roar will be sold cheap; Owner las no use for them. Ap: \dge. rite Diy 417 7th at. Bow. apis-3t" 4 | hostesses of the occasion. The pa: FE, SALE—TWO 9 alittle sore; su Lorses and one ‘saddte hi found. Can be seen at B. Pistons ae “s OR SALE—HORSES, CABS, HABNESS, &c, OF thie Baltimore Cab Company, ioeinsing twd Ae | mares A ‘wid iow. Apply at company's les, Ne Front at. near Hilicu st, Baltimore, ARES AND FOUR Hons! le tor farm work; also 3 bugey orse these aresoung and BURGDORE'S decorated with all the spring blossoms, and in each of the rooms the lamps barned under the | prettiest of shades. Miss Herbert will be at ome again on next Wednesday for the last | time this season. ‘The marriage of Miss Ella Walsh and Mr. Robert E. Sullivan of Harrisonburg, Va., took place yesterday afternoon at St. Aloysius Church, where a very large gathering of their friends’ were assembled to wittess it. The ushers were Messrs. M. F. Brennan, T. 8. O'Leary, Clement Tobin and D. J. O'Leary. ‘The bride was escorted to the altar by ber STONE. $14 ani 806 P st. nw. AN OS FER WANTED ENDED Pizc OF POR SALE—#8.600 WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL lot on 14th st. "near Kenesaw ave. Water, sewer, cas, concreted street front. This isa bergain uit x "ED. J. O'HARE, 1006 F st. FOE SSECURRE IS A SNAP | J Lor 2, block 39. being on north side of Bacon st. ithin 100 feet of L4th st. :side and rear alley, water, ver and as: price for a teow days $1,273 per foo! easy terins. _ ED. J. OPHARE, 1006 F st. POR SALE — TO BUILDERS — FIFTEEN ap) isand feet of eround 01 wood av Droit Park. Will take houses to be built on * DPERTY. sat pth; fl a naps situatec portion of ‘the aw Ineye let to rear alley of SO it: eplonilid, stebie desire locgth nat Convenient tocar tines valde St'35,300, pete 29.000. why pey rents iFRVAY & Hato WaN, drow “ very WON Tries HUNTER 610 Leto st Fors ‘Oh SALE—A COUPE RO worn only; #20 will make it good ae new. Price, 875; cost $400. Address PRIVAT! PARTY, Star of able-2t (OR SALE—A VICTORIA PRACTICALLY stood as new: will be to:d cheap; owner leaves the CRAWAY; STABLE 0: SAMUET frame on ‘alley spl F fered, heaton ta:yone OR BALE ' ft payment for the xrownd. An i to | city'in a few dava's Inquire cf coucbman at statie in . award J. Wi nd was at- ; : Bris ina eenee on ek nent Bol Mt i Eetia ibepega Zvi te heed’ tovcon‘er wit at ny | fear ot 1701 Sethe eae end oe eric May Prive i700" Kean put t . res afd GAMES A WaT ESS onany day.” B.S WINDSOR corner. ant FOR, SXLE — HORSE. BUGGY ASD HARNESS | Walsh and Mies Cass S. Hogan, both of whom 3 years, ie, #8, 000. SAMUEL BIFBER. + = fant A = ee ae ia cheap. Apply to Dr: BARTON, cor. 2uth and a in white a seca Nom i DAVID D. STON | _apti-ae AO iae. 8e_ | HAE Sake, SALE-SOUTHEAST CORNER 13TH AND | sts. u.w. were gowned in white silk an . 5 eke AG = | <-om sce oe “Desir Ox; 9c. per foot; this in the quets of La France roses. ‘The groom and t SECRENAN Fon S8** gusts axp 10Ts Sete Soa sd truck bares wil esa tees: | at the Toot of the altar, The ceremony was Jone Pretty: CZ E nd B ste. 2 bath room: hard-wood Snish; SIOGk sa " draught horses; will re sold reaton- | at the foot tar. The ceremony wi ‘Le Droit | Desirable corner house, 9th and E sts. ‘selection of finest paper aud | QE _SALE—LOT 16, BLOCK 37, COLUMBIA QUIGLEY'S STABLES, 1405 E n. formed by Rev. Father Gillespie, S.J. A ail m. Price. per Ny Height ‘Small cash ent. ‘south side of Whitney. rarchaser. and adjoming view teat 7 % Ab: WalIN: price for afew days, S30 | Ton Sapa i iS OLD A | Dumber of other priests were also in the sanc- 8 gisien nals jee reuneed fi Tcos ie ED. J. O'HARE, 1000 Fat. it | OR SALECA RQAN, GOR G YEARS OLD, A flv) oo og them being Rev. L. C. M. Carroll Ol; Stuh—CHEAP A SALE—CHEAP—LOT ON THE ‘Rew {a set of double couch harness. State rear 1411] of South Orange, N.J., and Rev. Fathers idee ewes Spon tbOe cals 35 A Ol et sre gue. Cirinided) ; | Ks 11-3" | O'Connell, Maynadier,"Keating. Dolan, Russell Bgconventans sos “apla-isi* i 7 T210 F at. n.¥, HAS THE GREATEST BAR-| of Hyattsville and McVary of Harrisonburg, Le ee = ‘easy terms; B stor =a 3 melttie Oe = = rains and latest styles in carris eee. | Va. ‘The bride wore a trained gown of white ig SALE- LOOK AT THIS HOUSE. on easy terms; Sstory now bries. Only. norihwest sectiou for lesatian wagons, traps, surreys, phaetons, buckboards, har- AL toear \ Stosait: open aii day. for Inspection hess, express and beer wagon to exchange or sellon | bengaline, and her tulle veil was held by a clus- Och st. mw. brick d¥elsin, 1510.0 st pw; small fra: fu chazxe: cail and ¢: th easy terms? W. ¥. GEYER, ter of lilies of the valley. Mr. and Mrs, Sulli- weithinw prove tick "runt <4 bed Foo a canoes —THAT HANDSOME van will make a northern wedding tour. diuine ro nicely, Dal E 7 eon ths n.W. corner of E and 2d sts. n.w.; Bi lit shane = a s acs Mates | sree a sarattasraetaa “hai abet | PREM SURO A Xn vane te a ae | FORSULE SRE, DAT EOS, 0, CARE: BUG | Min, Pope of Mh trent willbe at Dome t- mid a 7 to ste ais all mai. ; 0 ‘or pric i certain valuable ss Waxons, Surreys, Duties, “Buckbourds. » = em ietets tote sauste ef im ply 1. H.-G. Lond. Pleasant or exchange for city property, Extension Tops ‘cn eaxy’ terms, COOK & JARBOL, | fTmally tomorrow afternoon after 3 o’cloc 4 mall fraiues. Der si. ft. Wak Bie Ms PRatarronp, | | sai tet, Weat Wash Avery largo assemblage of friends witnesse: recor ae bet. Trt ana (ER STORY pi pIDiNvESTaENY Tao oF | F® HORSE, 8 the marriage last night at the .Clturch of the ees Prices... 2 all modern improvem ENDIDINVESTAIENT 100 OF | M'autabie for sirost’ work. Immaculate Conception of Miss Anaie Cassin ‘Address RENO, Star office to Mr. Howell C. Young. ‘The high altar was elzborately decorated with vases of lilies and A SPLENDID BUS SSP CORNER 4TH AND TST LAND EL BET. L st bet, Pand Q sts. nw. it SALEAT 520x100 fo & : ; raved alloy at reason fap sdoctors bmegy rs lighted by rows of tapers. The ushers were hep ss Bie and ein Ost. bet schat| a Price and easy t Inquire at 9 Sth nw. aplzte™ Fa COOK kTARTOE. Sins ne Memes csomth seat Joseph Cassin, H. Y. ee bosch tial b: 200} i POR SALE 51018 IN PRISIDAD oa Fat LE TWENTY-FIVE HEAD OF HORS! Denman, Frank Cissel!, N. Hickey and Dr. | LLERY, 024 F st. crrivad from Rockingham cunts. 1 438 | Drea \Ctucrcaeinre Eiure HA : i, rived froin Rockingliam counts Clements. “The best 'man was Dr. Chas thera tent good road horses: baience suita’ Koones. The bride bad but one attendant, and all pufposes panos Miss Jean Rives, who wore white silk mull and from, $100 to $20 Seen at JNO. ST be iS’ SALE AND EXCHANGE ri ON EASY TERMS, VERY CHEAP. Mito: S02 north ‘ Recs sears ra Serre pee STABLES, 1210 Ohio ave. usw. 2 | earried a bouquet. of white roses, Bede. Sad and Decktes place, 1ot S710 Ok SALE—ALWAYS ON HAND, AVARIETY OF | into church with her brother, Mr. Cassin Oy ey ei ohieress Wo are authorized to offer two vers de- areas, foe horses. business horses and sood large | at the altar rail was met by the groom and his $63 South aud coafortable Bittle brick Mee 10. biodE a Pa Gvert week from Aicrent partof she rountey. ait | best man. ‘The ceremony was performed by ie, 02100. . “They are * i horses warranted as r or money refundet. | Rev. F: . pastor of the church, as- sere WEST SECTIO! eel EEE eee sisted by ather Fletcher. The bridal | sin Py 108 to alley: POH SAL! #40. ON toilet was of creams white satin made in em- grad ey Tath Vatneon eae et erree chem surrey. £70. | pire style, trimmed with gold and pearl passe- 2 brick Louses a 8 sSseveral | $100; for cashonly. JAMES K. PROBES, 1 menteries. Her tulle veil was held by a pearl- te DAvii tn ecrscly parerea: cata ® a headed dagger and she carried a white-bound 7] mantels, &e-i lote are 15x90 feet to 08 SALE—HIGHES prayer book, from which the priest read the | Gack puke May Vobe ie only See ae sleuther-| marriage service. Her toilet inciuded silk S04 and 806 F st. now. 18.000 each, on satisfactory terms, P nssness and. trac " stockings and white eatin slippers worn by ber 5A SiX-ROOM BRIG 4 Fea Ss. a mother and her grandmother when they were —— CHAS. EARLY, _apl a ED-TWENTY-ONE | brides. A reception followed at the residence | yO 14th st. mw. 3 | ROR SALE-LOT ONS Bret. Tri AND ISTH ares irom Virginia ; good work | of Mrs, Joseph Jt. Cassin, attended only by the | 203 14th sta apt; ste. mh. We; 2oni00;a bars: basin ead, (ers, J.B. WELLER. Tyson | relatives. ‘The bride received a great many . SOR SALE— Fa Re st. So ot presents, among thent being several pieces of | “Be sere cig eas % = Real we NG WAGON, TO SUIT ALL “= . Mi DAVID B E howe: 9 roome and bath; south exposure: | MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN. TSTEABLE LOTS CORNER OF | and new dayton, at $4,_JA8, | old family silver that had descended through — ; oS = a = TM ADDISON, Sos Loch at. “a's mini7-Iu | hundred years or more from the great grand- SOK SALE—ON Monte three squares north of Capitol; very desirabie loc: V AN LOAN OF #2500 FOR TIVE YEARS father of the ide—Ce sae John Cassin Wrick house ou D sis. jon, Price, $6,800. ‘pon ¢ y valtiad wt $5,503 Hitle eiva uv father e—Commodore Jol ss tet a ZEVELY & FINLEY, =| A Mires, wi trates. JITLE, Star office.all- RNER OF NORTH CAPITOL of the revolutionary fame. Mr. and Mrs. | aploee ez Fataw. [Ao Loax—st00, 00 0: cst oN crtY Young went away last night fora short wedding T Ppropert hination OR RE 5 trip and will return to this city to reside,” a Pueee Ceo etne ee Mra, Herbert Smith is with Lieut. and Mrs. OG Rs ey - ONE NIXON, 1206 G st. nsw. Hine graft rund. Linge, baudwone houw. new. 10 | A. C. Macomb at the Hygeia Hotel, Fort ‘ath st. east side, bet. Land M, :tstory and cel . OX FRGOWMENTS- TBE A . 5 ous, bath Foor; heauiifal lawns 13 acres in wage; ; lar, Irovmes uath butlers peutrs 4 soaue deep HOAS ON ENDOWMENTS, LIFE TTR. "BHOOBS, 616 Lali sin. | vardesisaul orchards: ee house Till; stabien audtont: | Monroe. att iil be sold chien snd beermart. © comiae and ROD te eo, HODGES 10 F cv b FSPCOF TEE ASD HATE | Pog umRtGies will reae'for one sear or under for | Mr. Godfrey Phelps Koop of New York gave Qa near sta, bath: a.m hf acozy home. Prive, $7,500 a A Re anes bana eee ‘DULANY, FLEMING & LEE, a box party Monday night. Among the guests Rast me tog dis Re agtoks, Uigeeim kode: tot 20905 | PONT 7, QMS ON TH per foot. T. Ky BROOKS, ee F were Mrs. Dolph, Miss Herbert and Judge and alley. i he sold eau IM. instaiine an, 0 be returned in easy smonthly apl-at ashint '-_ | Mrs. MacArthur. 40a av Baie 9 rooms anid bath, near in NEL OF 10TH AND D STS, hd tn one of tie prettient « both principal iT MARY- is Dayourcircie. Price. prineipal a t PLACE IN MARY-| Mrs, L, Elmer E. Simpson, 2927 Pennsylvania TF. T. KAISER, ‘cain at $1.15 per ft. G :nproved by a G-room dwelling, | avenue, has issued cards for a euchre party on apS Ground floor, Atlantic bui’ OF st. we once, Koomw 5, 1 aps-lm 616 12th et. nw. c dane all cles DUCKETT, es Monday next, JOR SALE—MODEEN EFSIDENCE ON 167TH ST. ONRY TO LO PER CEN’ CAP: AnD | Sees SS ee has returned from Ne Sir rcoms: Heated by | ‘other ued pr slog Meena | POR SALE—FINE FARA OF 174 ACHES we a — SN DOF st. ok. atstiopertt 1B BROOKS, | FP isetron Lesland stn, Prince Geo. Con: & room BYEPORD, 10 Fst. api2-3i” | awelltne and out-buildinys and only €1G yer sare. Uu | ‘The Science Club met at the residence of the Eg hie tear ck 8 NEW THREE-STORY JOR SALE_ONF WHOLE SQUARE ON PROVT- | easy terins, Cheapest farm near Washington. near le and beck. 3 '. ; thirteen rooms DUCKETT, FORD & 00., president, Mrs. Mark Harringtov, Wednesday ‘i ce St, Broo! |. at 10 cents foot ; tel :D Guy st ae. beas b, Se aud ath th room al intent un jwesenia, hatviwonsely caine 8 siras corucr. zl Pant toss aplL-at 617 F stn w._ | afterno Mra Laura J, Talbott read 9 pee Sein sm miu every restect) house open fur yahborhood; Li cents if sold within the ext) Tine FARM—224 ACRES; NEAR SURRATTS. | UPOU “Scientific Culture,” which was follow Seianting Wee torts eieninns ee atk eae Be Eee re aca tie aot poder cee Mille, 1144 miles from Washington, new dwelling | by a discussion of food und its preparation by to FYLER& RUTHERFORD. 1907 Fat. ss Of She most desirable corners tn Brookland price | Shot. 19 horace, erchard 600 tome alse nce | Sliss Isabel Lenman and others. Jolt SALE-A MAGNIFICENT LARGE COUNER | 1 bran Gye Seo gud agit mill in perfect order. Laud very fertile, | The wedding of Miss Saidee Humphrey to roperty oh Conn. eve. : Sue stable i rear: | = ae ae | 87,000, CCKETT, on honse contains f'teen rooms and Ina | (PONE i Sk SALE ATE WEEN 4TH AND | °6 “si? F at. | Mr. Ernest C. Rowe of New Haven at Calvary dry. ail modern, conveniences Mintirace rece rn ‘Sth ats, nw. depth of 142 feet 7 1 Jot; improvements re I st. by a {wide pubile ailey in rear of for about 23 per month; Baptist Church last evening will beremembered as one of the prettiest of the season. The bride estates or other sec Sn aee ee rane Sactions strict!y coufidential; interes this month. See ws about 1? wow. yh FoR Sac ae delays. Address Box 140, Star office. price, 1.75 per aq. ft. A MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY SEAT wore an empire gown of cream lansdowne, Mc oO ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO. EAK THE FAMOUS trimmed with lace, and carried a bonquet of NICE SMATT. BR OUSE IN | J cits property neg. apl0-6t RAF stew. a any bride's roses. Tho bridesmaid was Miss Kathryn Seer nee Baceaa eo nig tee | SaRLTH, ois lun st. (ilet OR SALE_A SNAP_EAST CAPITOL ST. NEXT <0 it apedae Overstreet of St. Louis, and she also wore ply to : othe corner 0 KNOWN AS. hh EAUREGARD FARM AND BATHS.” + 46 tet on East Capitol st. per just sold for 82.73 per ‘Der 3 empire gown of cream lansdowne trimmed with isnt of Bo fears lace and carried a bouquet of La France roses. OF st tow. cases, 2 sa. Se . | price, only #2. ft ‘ y OESE: BROWN: | atorage receivi, also ite insuzst THOS. TE FISHER & Co. iThis handsome estate of 240 acres. picturesqnely | Mr, Hallett O. Nettleton of New Haven acted Eosone an poem mes Rstcew.,fugmare 106.m, fo p.in. Ai ee NEE "> Wine Suro Sorina ante ai pes of the Grecubrler | as best man. ‘The ushers were Mr. Wallace L. nd 3 oor, tw: ul rust notes pt cd” NO delan M2" 8% 8° | Corner of Clifton st.and Mch nw. Finest property i Fs grins “8 L=—MT. PLEASAN ae 14th. i0-rue ‘stanie; 11.000 ft trust notes purchased.” Nodelar. Johnson of New York and Mr.’ William Get- DA tinger. F Ac the marriage of Mies Cornelia Martin, orders loved hills atid bel Taeans one of the m be found any" is subdivieson. Alley in renr. BERKON & WAMU: 1207 F st. haw. + bewatitul : ss tuusnaliy well watered by aps oR SALE 20,000 FERT OF OUND IN | Pure streams and bold springs. oneof the latter a; Anter of M: 4 Mra. Bradl Martin. t TOF “bo inthin tae tap of the Grand Hotei ac | GAughter of Mz. and Mra Bradley Martin, to | ‘nity of 1Stii st. and Ne nw. For he lands grow lacurandy its | the Earl of Craven, in New York city next terms app.y v0 roDD, in : nprove zentes lot | geps, : suze rable ‘Tuesday, the bridesmaids will be Miss Alice a ped nop ee ee | yoxex Kochesier of this city, ¥ ‘bil Sherman, Miss THowas J. PYs Mums HET, Post, The bride hel Davies and Miss Daisy is not quite seventeen years yet, and conse- quently her bridesmaids are young girls aiso, all aps-ot ‘ FoRset ON KS INSURANCE, = St ¥ ea deack one NIA, FARM=—UEST | of them not yet in societ} Por SALE OE EXCHASG. Northwest corner 3d an’ ONS SKERHEN, At the marriage of Miss Mildred Carlisie to Drie’ ay = Gisity OLY Teh st. ow. Mr. Augustus Burgwin of Pittsburg at Epiph- | any Church on April 26 at high noon the bridesmaids wil! be Miss Charlotte Evans, Miss | May Cos, Miss Ernst, Miss Rizgs and Miss Wilder of Savannab. a rose wedding. ‘The bridald Southwest corner 31 and F sts. ne Ter sq. foot, Nor Pe: east cor a. foot. 8) er 4th and F ste. ne. ; 105x7 sth and > Ver i Northwest Be. ; INI) 13s Pst st Capitol sts. rs white satin, made in modified empire Sorthwest corner 15:h sua with short, round wais:, high neck, Jong nee ATIEMIO. Per toot sleeves, with wide, drooping puffs and Rocthmal corec 1Adl a jong iain, Old poimi aco and Per sq. foot..... orange blossoms will trim it. The bridesmaids are to Wear gowns of rose-colored crepe with pelerines of chiffon, rose collars, big whize Leg- horn bats in Gainsborough style with pink feathers, roses and crepe. Miss Carlisle's trosseau will contain many elegant dresses, A | Northwes: coraer 6th Per fot JOR SALE-FOLDING BED, FOLDING Waste stand, cheval ehiffopier and several od ', cheap for cash, ‘Oth st. now. ‘eau mbereolst vi SALE—A_ NU conte MOR oLoAN LOCATED B ea ote, On AMectdian Hil ate Pleseats Hoeane “going away” gown is of French ezepe in PSR ALL rs ie ceste? * Holyead Masior, at'aperate-ive ¥ brown and green, is trimmed with heavy lace iB hows. beat aco aae sah JAMES A. BATE and hagacape. A dinner toilet of pink satin Seg handsome. fro So Se and heliotrope with point de Venice lacs, a Beck et zoss0. weiwud E 41a let sith, 2 . Sor Omer fe coat-of-mail silk in gray and copper, combined Sezancdy L ooliett 10th and F ‘aud gus, coucrete siley in Feary “ a 10th and F st = pee OS aLE oF FXCHAN a Fc fi ms 50 SOIT AT CCK peentation. with shaded eatin and glace velvet, forms a tea- b, 07 F st. nw . ALI NF i-t bom MOxsy 70 0an Ix S0xs 0 Bury ar cup: M07 Fst. n DOR SALE_ONE SMALL AND ONE. LARGE | gown, and ademi-toilet of ecra étamine to be dE iter tsgnh phy = FREON Kt cofve arn. in good condition, cheap.” NEW | worn over an accordioutplaited skirt. Mylite TELEE & RUTHERTORD, 1307 F si. Fruiest w wit SORE CEO ASD OUTER BOUBE ARE hee RE ai, nt oe iiseuen 5 4 3 = syiuw $40 per month: $1.50 per sa. fk I OR e marriage-of Mr. Joseph B. well Theaboveig only = porsion ot se property um uy | NYOSEY FO LOAN ON PROPERTY ON QTY AT | Poon cant Mae of Mist gt new bet Grant dieowies i and Miss Ida G., daughter of Mr. George B. SS INVESTMENT — — Lan eee Ce Ce ce ee VOY rue Pie peak Koom 10, 1407 | Price, last evening at Waugh ME, Church was conceal the in wa a large dwells THOS FL GREE TOtSe STATUE Pine? | Be ee ‘OR SALES one of the pleasing society events of Capitol : ‘condi = a Pitt Po con S THINIDs 3 % cheap. 7 ty end prevents am unusta! opp LOOMS, bath and cellar, LATESE imp apis Be APIZ-4te ___ 712 12th et. nw, M} - “ Pretrabee gavemcaaens, Nig Lave gin ced FURNACE aud open wretes. > JOR SALE-LOTS— ‘OR SALE_PETER HENDERSON & CO. FRESH | Of the Interior, while the bride hasa large circle ovuses and have another Like it ios, t bc A wa 11,626 sq. ft. of xround bet. Mi’. ave, A and Ist ‘flower, ‘and lawn crass seeds, bulbs, &. | Of acquaintance. Precisely at 8 o'clock, pre- Le OE Senet on the amount sated Successur to DANENHOW, ats. ng: front tie three sires : nts SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. coded by the ushers, who were Messrs, Clarence Insurance aud repairs will b SIAL BARGAINS 1 iS eae sn = ASI ot vw: _ | Price, N. C. Harper, Will Mortimer and Edward So tar of feat has been i-oomn FOR sabe French, the bridal couple advance to the altar, gecction. , In the same tow ve Bat Av oak rolling-top office desk; noarly new; cheap | which ‘was literally embowered with flowers Bigfean aes Bg ae ene mb iFHEAST Apply st 10st ne. | and exoticn The ceremouy was performed by to show these BOWSTUREN CHOATE & einnnn SEMMES fe EROADBENT, SAL¥—A SODA FOUNTAIN IN GOOD CON- | the pastor, Rev. Alexander Gibson, The bride Ta hie wae | 810,000 G02 Fat. ion, Inquire a: 300 st., Anacostia. | wore a beaatiful dress of white failie, en traine, = 1 jot aust one extre Gne valde totes | gaa ORs TE-LOT_ON BORTH SIDE OF KET with vail of tulle. Her brown hair was dressed = pacer, a | ‘aud ote extra dine osildine lot on LOAN R SAUE—LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF K ST, vee ge Stree | ON Fou Asch and lth sts. :40 feet front by 14774 feet | FO! :LVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS, | high and ehe carried a and elegant bou- Soxi00” 812 00, voly 2500 catn required, bk Ale oop, ‘bping Houses 182 and 1827 Hae yy. at Fensith siting table, ieather chairs, kitchen and other | Guet of bride roses in her hand. ‘The happy hep aa aseter.” GEO. GEA ie mene | nora eT OS. Fw. on BALL BHOWS STi | Sor oats aamee vireg; | couple left the city on the 10 p.m. train for an ee SEW REBIDENG = | \oney to woas a extended tour in the north. yk ye TIPEWETTEN EXCH aNGe, Miss Lulye Ruseell of Ge: ta is e “Wxi iment avenue: new. ; estate security. FO} Ja a ‘610 F st. nw. a ho Meacrien ate clige pve eae at fesse LOST AND FOUND aay conlite Lulye Buwell of Georgetown Hoigh Oxf GLOVE UUTIosER, TawbounINE 1vo-| FOE, SALE BABY CARRIAGES, MATTINGS, | "ATA TGs “wensaeid ned Mice Lala Baird Jon saeoses same “Rik, Shocehain Hotei: vera reward. ““" ite | Hop gpeaay terse WORC'S FCMMITORE WAKE | are visiting friends in Philadelphia, te re, price onl = AT METZEKOTT’S HALL, WEDNESDAY | Jong ai Mrs. E. Staples of King George county, Va, SEE ee Tl ER RS | Wises. iTRONaiy orale i Soe ette fates | Poin AoPect tes Be Sadresane cara ao | vntng fends in Washington, SaLE—& TORY AND c#LLal |__| mprovensenv Metzcrott's music nto 2S yous | females and rolldnches, bullfinches, mocking birds | Mr. Francis Colten aud family, who have ne ant brie osne: on T zy ES FOUR TO SIX } vac: changed. for a We dee it | | OSt COMING OUT OF ALUACGWS THEATER and aquariame SCHMID BIRD SOE | been spending the winter in Florida, will =e: yt acer non ae eee <: = —— ame wre evday nici April 12, a green Jesthe ane ‘712 12th st. new. fe3-3m." peg tala, od Saturday. They will be hes teee. SH | DUtr GANT tO TRADED, WE ARE AUTHOR” | book excepting owner” Please return i PALE OTTO, GAS ENGINES: BOTH NEW | at the Shoreham, but expect to occupy their ‘and second-hand: an; ‘size. call'on D. BALLAUB, Aire ans on faine to NEWS STAN. ‘Aat.. 73 reward. z Lot, focke |, CONTAINING 86 AN ficket between Hyattevillgand Wasiinzion, Finder DB: and 0. depot, aud recelve Bend noting ter 1 Fest. new wee: fered by firs daranteed 4p this office, ws of | shire ave. ms Vines w ee ci ‘Cire valted 32 84000, sme for deoivabie unimvmeved Troperts- yb WicHT. MOG shimwe It Laucole Pars aN nL? Satie stome and brick couses oa estate brokers are ae od have money aad returu tievey to WW ° pecler of Lancaster, Pa. The invited guests ck ACCOUNTANTS. 5o ieee ceed sew Yeckare =the Hab. ae *Invin: ei] @ 99 peter fell moneys to pty yeceived by Mrs. ak bene : 5 an : sree athe re ES sumabiy on It. I. ave. bet. 14th and 15:0 sts. C) Specler, assisted by Miss Bertie Specler and NEW POUGES : FAST piace boa. A Uihera icward ‘with will be paid if im bn Fie hat ng Of supper Dee ‘ ‘g ‘ Lice. with tat No. 7a Please return to 1008 1 Seen widerent “Mtece Made 3 *2UC | qnd banners and lit up with colored lanterns, Pere as ne eee | Paewon ame ae Gifferent sleeve lencthe to eactt neck size. | Mr. Joseph B. Gillie of a : a \ = a a Tease Rent cuaiionauiens - Werore ’ medistety Pease = Madeline Alexander and Miss May Brady sang, cog papecMaxte vor sem prnoow 289k | Mame Secs cei NOTARIES PUBLIC. BICYCLES. gra” eden SS™ant"tek® clto'tads | Ml Bride Gpecler rested, Maes Specer EN ZAK DOVONT CIRCLE. never bas been | — = “| = eines va 7 ND Ni = go oved. and belo in the teow sabeiattal oan: | PO SALE MASONIC Mild. COM STH AND ites saa tieriqesabevtaiar |(PHOMAS, A, SUILY GOK A, NUMMER OF 85c., 6 For 85.00. Bir. Chatincey’'srecita- *Titeg VERT REASONABLE, se ret sce forat, vrcaniged cy daria & facebou 7. feuds to know that Messra. Cau’ Co. of 1711! Braxc Barto. Suet Factory, wed. before pesoz 4 ABR. SSE A__ | Siaets tpotern inaprevaseaens Ss esekeeeatien toes (COMMISSIONES OF DEXDS FOR EVELY STATE Cag ES ELLERY & IRELAND, MANAG! poet He mpe AVE. JUST | separately cr ta conrecaom wii toe above & Safory | Cxad territory, Notary and U. 8. Com viioner. an has Seem $31 9TH BT.N.W.—JONCTION N.Y. AVE, p12 presen! E ble and ele- | Groom brick houses, watst "gas; rented to excobent | oes FY” GUMS EO BEAELS TR Tete new, | pint froin his engecement : Conley and EE SEsw ence | “Thus property will be sold eieap to tor near mee weuty youre nad ‘Kase to be rete ite. Mo elicit ge [Brisa aint eae ATTORNEYS. Ser cied te ee NE noe Mines Ide Seg OOS p. uepenatans, | JOE SALE THREE NEW wu Gigeoe W, EEX AND EDWARD, T oteg, | luerestets bim. he taken Bleatorg in savinne thew It’ I ‘alkes Y Cars Ellen. Welis, . =F: oy = At Lethe of a 5 Fe rs it oB BALE ESE STAM SOTH SES TOM ooo | ronit ent ec Seated Uy Stace: Weta sell | Coat wetalantd ete ies ip tsttiet: eita*M a; | Labouahy Shere thay rl tie Whe sot ‘homes 32 rows 20. Uigee botaes fr #5 saci on easy torn Fessonabie. Office hours: Oa.m. too p.m. — fedsuss | COUFtesY and eqnare 2 (of sits sal genadhaalincepeabiaae We coal oil, ; ein pascnable. _Ofice heats: Oat. t08 p.m. fot Sas" > \TCHELD! by PLUMBING. devoted those So ee 5 eae Becuitsod raed sat cir to = - a —— te coe teres stare Week ‘dealing om OSeineee | Do Masidances m3 kot aw Mag BAN ee ‘AND OHIROPOD. Loot sep Sporcorhly-buthow todoitst | During the twenty-four hours ending st 7 Papefieteper straps ‘well as repairs in old ones, Lets give you today burial perasite- arora issued from the STORAGE. Ds jew York. an estimate. es [Liout, CoEAN, DEY AND. ATRY Gees te | J, dankige hams fare, os, Rea Ree |S. S. SHEDB & Bis: 432 OFF SE arr ae ty APO 3 . : g years. Colored—Ads Lette et aE Pabst ention in thecity. Gas Fisteres, Gas Stoves, Lampe, 4c. apl2 GEORGETOWN, Good Budget of Live News From That Section. IN THE HOTEL CoRKIDORS. ‘The democrats of Colorado are in a dispute over the distribution of the federal patronage Yesterday was one of exceeding dullness in | in that state, The representatives of the two canal circles. The arrival list was lighter than | factions are at present here to urge the on any other day since the reopening of the | waterway. The lull is partially due to bad weather. Itis expected that this afternoon and | superiority of their resective claims over the other. Fach claims to be the regular demo- cratic organization of the state and the end is tomorrow will be conspicuous for the string of | yet to come. Darges that will come in, ‘The following boets arrived yesterday vin Chesapeake and Ohio canal: To Meredith, Win- ship & Co.: Barge No. 141, 119 tons; Consolidn- tion No. 12, 117. To J. P. Agnew & Co.: Barge J. H. Mertins, 117 tons; Chas. E. K., jr.. 112. ‘The following boats sailed at Cumberland f Georgetown yesterday: Barge Green Kidge, Capt. 8, Poffenberg, 117 tous: G. 8. Reman, re rdee, 114; Consolidation No. 16, Cs poney, 118; Consolidation No. 143, Consolidation No. 110, Swain, 121 tion No. 112, Gaylor, 127; A. H. Brot, Eaton, 114; H. C. Chaney, Testers, 114; Consol- idation No. 10, 118. The following canal arrivals registered at the record lock of the Georgetown level on April 11: To Meredith, Winship & Co., barge F. M. Zinevan, Capt. “H. Willams, 117 tons; Katie Capt. A, Miles, 117; No. 139, Capt. A. Keisucken, 115; No. 131, Capt. J, Wright, 116. Boats sailed on the 11th: Three Brothers, Capt. G. Ingram; William A. Leetch, Capt. C. S. Shaeffer; No. 121, Capt. J. Knode. Bonts sailed at Cumberland for Georgetown on the 11th as follows: Frankie and Fannie, Capt. W. Beor, 117 tons: George A. Hoffmann, | Capt. F. Singer, 11 . MeAudie, Capt Alexander McKelding, 118; Consolidation No. & Capt. J. W. Swain, 113: No. 332, Capt. W fammond, 113: Samuel Henry, Capt W. HL Patten, 112; George 8. French, Capt. Robert Small, 111. A SEW PASTOR ELECTED. After the regular prayer at the West Strect Presbyterian Church last night in the presence of a large congregation Rev. Mr. Wynkoop of the Western Presbyterian Church of Wasb- ingion announced that it was the primary purpose of the meeting to elect a pastor, and ‘after discoursing at some length on the duties and responsibilities of the holder of seh office declared the business meeting adjourned. ‘Mr. Williamson then nominated for the pas- torate Rev. George Robinson of New York, who at presents at Princetoa College Mr. John Leetch seconded the nomination, and the congregation remembering the bril liant effort of the young man when a visitor to the church two Sundays ago unanimously elected him by ballot. On a motion which was properly seconded 8 comnifittee of five was appointed to officially notify the Rev. George Robinson of his election. ‘Those appointed were Messrs, W. Dougal, B. R. Mayfield, 8. T. Brown, W. W. Winship’ and Levin Frey. Though the West Street Church has been without « pastor ever since the resignation of the Rev. Mr. Fullerton it has not suffered at all as owing to the activity of the vestry visit- ing ministers have been almost weekly present ‘The pastor of the West Street Church receives a salary of use of the parsonage adjomng. HUNGEY KILL GANG BROKEN UP. The last of the Hungry Hill gang planked down $5 yesterday at station No.7. His name was James Loggett, the alleged offense, disor- deriy ascembly, and the officer accredited with the arrest. W. J. Trussell. Young Boggett is the twelfth to pay the penalty. These rouths have been in the habit of congregating at Hun- gry Hill, Chariot alley and the vicinity of Grace street, and the officers of the law set forth that much annoyance to the public has resulted. Ofticers H. R. Lohman aud W. J, ‘Trussell divide honors in having broken up the nuisance. THE STATION HOUSE GuOUNDS, The flower garden agitation at station No. 7 continues and the postic and prosaic police- men cross clubs on the subject. Some profess to believe that the grounds surrounding the station should be given over to foricultare, while others believe that the desert should be made to bloom with vegetables thut can be util- ized for food. ‘The proposition to invest part of the gymuasium fund in bulbs and ruse cut- tings was lost by au overwhelming majority. Some of the officers proposed to make a and pay the freight, but men on the vege! side of the question aver that they will bring the shovel and the hoe into requisition and fur- nish the flowers with transportation to where the woodbine twineth. DEATHS OF FORMEE CITIZEXS. Mr. Alvin Rocker, for several years a resi- dent of Georgetown, died on April$ of con- sumption at Los Angeles, Cal. Mr. Rocker left these parts about s year anda half ago to seek health and comfort in the genial climaté of southern California. The di had made too much Keadway and the natural result fol- lowed. Deceased was forty-seven years old and unmarried. News was received here in an incidental way yesterday morning of the death of Lewis ury, His demise is said to have occurred on December 23 at the Montgomery county alme house. Laury was well known here, but sud- deuly disappeared about the Ist of last Decem- ber. His whereabouts was not known till the news of his unfortunate death was accidentally brought to town. GEO. W, MORRIS, POST G. A. R. Ata meeting of Geo. W. Morris Post, G. A. R., last night two new applications for mem- bership were received and favorably acted upon, Committees were then appointed to represent, iu various capacities, the new post on memorial day, and other business of minor importance was transacted. Fifty-one of these who marched from ‘61 to °65 are now members of the Morris Post and interest in the new or- ganization is increasing with every mectung. REV. MR. GRAHAM TO STAY. Rev. W. R. Graham will, it is announced, not g0 to Chestertown, as was indicated in the pub- lished list of appointments, but comes back again to preside over the Congress Street M. P. Church, which has during the past year sprung into a prominence that it never before occu- pied. “Next year the Baltimore annual confer- ence will convene at the Congress Street M. P. Church. Not for sixteon years have the minie- tersand laymen of the church in this section met in Georgetown, but prior to that time convention at which 200 were present was an almost yearly occurrence. SKETCHING ON THE CANAL, A quartet of Philadelphia ladies were sketch- ing scenes along the canal yesterday. They will perpetuate eeveral glimpses of Georgetown life on canvas. One of them told Tee Stan that she preferred realistic art to idealism, and thought Georgetown a in which to gratify her preference. a picture looked better with F .000 per aunum and is given the | C8. Thomas, national democratic commit- teeman from Colorado, and one of the prom- ment leaders of the democracy of the silver | state that united with the populiste on the Weaver ticket, isat the Shoreham. Mr. Thomas however, is in the city in attendance upon the Supreme Conrt and it not secking presidential favor. “There is but one sentiment,” said he to Tur Stax representative this morning, “in my state, which abi « with republi democrats alike, and t is for free Harrison was u i the republicans of Colorado on a. whye Mr. | Cleveland w mocrate, the ovjecuon to bo! victions on the silver “The state lins | repuviicar plank turally been very strongly The ndop f the free comage Weaver pu Raveto the popu- he strength they had. But | tor ‘white wing’ democrats the regu raue organize tion would have captured the logislature,thereby | enabling cate, with the ne salting probability of @ United States Seuator three wears hence, Ax it was we Jost the legi« lature by one roajority | elected two democ first time since the state wee a: the Weaver ore 15,000 aw) | “The +w ce" while mm: DIAN aR OF- | ganization have receiv won from | the national ¢ think they will, Am them are candidates for | ottice. Tk that our two Congressmen lemocrate ny ha temocratic teld. rctatic organiza: | beew If the work of the regu: ti on is recognized we intend e, and bat f ald have bee a, 1 the white wings’ is 4 fection, and on eth vole their #t cent of the democratic 10," said Edw @ Parrar, the en- nexation lender of that city to Tue Stax repre- sentative at the Riggs this mormng, “the sen- timent ts against annexation becruse there isa ] Yory large tory element in the ci'y and agrest | number of offi In the country, | Bowever, the farmers are with us. I believe that if # fair test could be had today anda vote licat that the annexa- to majority reasons why the rural Yor anheaation is i echedule of the prevents them ted Staces. tion into 0a Te is no diminw n throu jing imbued with « This is expecially % | bec, bust the same went out the creasing.” on of the discussion of ut Panula and it aa, an oe ads through- dominion and is each day a- ing (he overwbelm- nts for ofce from imy se,” said Gen, C. N y of Birmingham, + chairman of the national democratic cam- Paign committee of that sute,to Tax Stam representative this morniug, “have besa greatly exaggerated, ama bas been modest in her requests for oftice and there are not very many demande for department positions, I will admit, how- ever, that there is an unusual willingness on the part of Alabamans to serve their country is diplomatic and cousular positions. Mr. Cleve- land's appointment of Haunts Taylor of Mobile as minister to Sain has been warmly received not ouly 3n my state, but throughout the entire south. Mr. Cleveland could not have mades Detier selection for the office, for Mr, Taylor is 4 lawyer and # student of marked ability and is nota politicion, “While things are quiet in my state, figura- tively, the law daca by the Inte Congress, which adds an additional or a middle federal district to the state, making three in all, will tend to enliven maiters considerably. There will be two additional ofices to be filled end it is probable that the President will make the appointments for this district «oon #0 aa to ro- lieve the district attorney of the northern dis- trict of his burdensome duties. “We bave had rather a nervous condition of politics in Alabama, due to the differences be- tween the alliance and other elements of the party. This feeling, however, bas been allayed tow great extent and all issurene outeide of the burning ansiety for office, The disappointed ones. however, will not kick seriously and their loyalty to the party will not be affected. The Farmers’ Alli: not cut much of e gure asan organization, but as au clement it will have decided intluen “The metamorphosis of old New Bedford from a whaling port to « manufactaring center has been slow, but it has been accomplished,” said ex-Mayor Charles H. Ashley of thet city to Tue Stan representative at the Ebbitt this morning. “The good old days when the harbor was crowded with whaling vessels are past, and now big brick mills and operatives’ houses are going up, The wheling fleet has been transferred to the Pacitic coast and we ship our crews to San Francisco. About all that 1s left of the old whaling in@ustry in New Bedford is that we still manufactare the whale oil casks. “The whaling capital has now been invested fn home indusiries and mulls uave sprung up on every side. Three large new cotton milis are in course of erection, while «tx woolen and yarn mills have been erected. Onr population bas increased 9,000, and next to Fall Liver we are the largest cotton manufacturing town in Mas- tachusette. We will build an electric road to Fall River. “Party lines ere not particularly drawn in local politics. The democrats arc, however, increasing rapidly and wall continue to increase, Decause the fellacious doct-ines of the repub: lican tariff have been knocked out. I will give you an amusing and instractive example. Prior to the last election New Bedford had two very prosperous years, which they attributed to the tariff, of course. ‘The republicans de- clared that if Cleveland was elected that this prosperity would cvase, that they would close Sp thelr mila, and, fuxthermens.. thet the would not ‘build the Jristol, Columbia and another mill. In fact, they dangied the free trade bugaboo from every telegraph pole.” “Mr. Cleveland was elected, and strange to say they started in at once digging the founda- tions for these big mills and they have since been built and their stock is now selling at par, This has been a big object lesson to the voters of New Bedford, particularly i» the timid ones in both parties, and they are learning that the of cotton goods depends on the cousump- and demand and supply instesa of ou the man who occupies the presidential chair. “Although the democrats of Igubo fused on Weaver electors at the Iast election,” said "A Detroit Woman's Way.