Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1893, Page 3

— a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D:-C. WEDNESDAY, APHIL 26, 1608—-TEN PAGES. . 8 _FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR SALE—LOTS. SUBURBAX 20PERTY. THE SOCI AL WORLD bemnge & Pus tn a tertiary See ty cnt, SOW SER Ce 4 K SALE_NEW 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE; ON | JOR SALE—THREE-STORY BRICK. 6 ROOMS, SALE-LOT IN HOLMEAD MANOR: WELL | [OR SALE—A NUMBER OF WELL-LOCATED Cure SUBURBAN, ACREAGE AROUND is forever associated by its name of “Colambia” | A Description of Their Temples and the smaprovements, Thee ad cellar aoa seh stars online of cable | F'gtunted 5 cents ows per foot than epics | Hots on Steriaian Hil. Mt- Pleasant. University anhington: 20 per, veut (below fair ‘valle fo cin pootemanten, Shagessh wstieet aoun Saiese Susteas on Seen cian HERSEY & co. = er month omy 4.700. In | WANTED, Star office, AGStes® MOREY | Shim JAMES A. BATES &'CO.. 1407 Fat-m.w._| Ineta, J 5 JONES Fe a. - oa Wane a Meebo Sims, shat Christopher Columbus gave to Cas- | Every Chinese temple isa boure of prayer om z —. — —_ <2. iy v x EI oi Al ry, ‘LE—55 FEET 10 INCHES FRONT WI pA H’ a . ® SALE OR ERCHTARGE Por TMPRGAD Atbigterge or ndecr, | FORSALE<LOTS-A GRERTCHANGESOMARE | PUR SPLE TFET 0 ;NONnS FRONT Wnaa | BRE MAU BTAT se, pagers] There Were a Number of Protty | tie sod armgen « new worid formulates be | worship, but vo sermon le preached, no fries 1y—on easy terme; an elegant three. city pro} ory brick honse in then w.; just completed: 10 eee ae - “ licate among yout fellow clerks and ‘A BEAUTFUL BROWN STONE | Chis which are sure to come Iwill sell « wi installed, no religious instruction given and no : peor d z FOS'Sr Sat BGP Sine gt noe bat Ge al Bewten Sk TP GNaS geese. AES Spring Weddings Today. | fs" ell short of full Justice is apparent to the : ; \d, and extended journeys throughout the | seating accommodations provided, according rooms, bai cellar. (3k of "op avenue: $7,000; no | oferoun’ evs for 812,000: improvements paying &20 per month ; $2 per foot. Md work y hand col Mos G, HESTET ECO... gach dow Sah pare mnths rome, chan, ft: | foe ark 24 Osi and wive from Sto pyeary' ime | shim JAMES A. BATES & 60. 147 Pat new. Cnited States will t i believed, impress upon | to recent census bulletin. There is always at a 2 1300 F st. tow. | Owner, © ap2é-tmi | to pay forse, property shou! iz dou! R SALE-LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF K st. T— LAUREL, MD.. ELEVEN-ROOM a your grace how fully this is a new world ted : ESSERE SE AAW. SEAR SISTA PINE | [OOK SALE, SAVE 9200 BY PURCHASING FROM | {iy [iccashatinys vers lite while. For fait par-| Bt ‘iets and iowh ie. 40 feet front Oy LAT fet | ey : wgod shade." pater gad fruits mle] MR. HUBBARD'S RECEPTION. | highest and most exalted attributes. nore heptane: yer lam cera ds 5 st Setory and cellar brie: Grooms and bath: new | I owner. elegant story and cellar p.b. aud d.s, sina) MOBT, E. MORRIS, 700 14th st. 1s and 1827 Rat. oF. at 62.60 | from pation, (825 month for season. The genius of Columbus contributed a conti- | baving several, eo that a num! aex-onceal and complete in every respect. (00). Prien @8.000. | fronts; plate giass windows: s m.t.; fine niantels and =e oo J BEALL, BROWN & 0. 5 asin tat ee Goud y, ench for bime> THOS. @. HENSEY & CO ily decorated ; 10: 2TH AND 1821 ¥ st. nent lor iret time the individual | can perform coromour. . HENS Due | tiling: furnace heat: beautifully decorated: 10rooms, TE-TRINIDAD-S.W. COR. 12TH AN N HOMES AT TAKUMA PARK. KEN. pee pee Di BEAN Ewe URSPeNEy | Eset ft geeamaney; losind nett to cornet Wands | pull er fortwo ean Pine thrte th oer Gort res mee, aati: Baris | ee of miss Mildred Cartiste and | where scibority coms from below, where per: | weratinen de not teeet ise bay nae eaee pee A ELESDIM BC“INESS PROPERTY | Sten. w" Price, $7.00. Terms reasonable. Address | Gecided bargains ‘OWNER, 1500 H se "| FOR SALE—Horses & VEHICLES. | P4°O Soe tos onto tence" verte ered tonal prosperity is universal and whose Boras. | Tormbipers do mot meet tn « body, nor isany og a UzL00 with 3 story brick build- | i'r. MANS, 334 Ind ave. epti e ne TDT tons CON DaTH by CG. BERRIMAN, Attorneyattey Gera ce | Mr. Augustus P. Burewin = Notable Social prosperity is u and whose bo ao- time eet for ‘Whea 4 img. “Yelt). Price $10,500 | aes OR SALF_LOT 50x95 COR. 24TH AND T. STS. | —— Fine BLADE EE EGET | Sm Astor! ae geneity is such thet a single tongus t epebon | Particular devotions. abou ap 26-003: a eee (Eo Lot BED? nrtnside iat. bet, Saih and Mass, ave,, | Ftoatister anti ecod saddler for sale. ats bargein: | Se>— TOS AGREE OF Event—At the Epiphany and St. Aloysiue— | fom jake to gulf and from ocean to ocean. toenter upon @ newenterprise or to takes Jom SALE_OTH ST NEAR NNW A bihoniN | _ Be, makeaepectaity of BROOKLAND, property, only, $1.00 per foot, also, 8 sidebar tages. harness, &c_ Can be seen. ef) WW ANaia of the Wie nacee, ‘Mise Hildreth’s Wedding—Personal Notes. | Happy is the man who hears sung the words | journey, or when in doubt concerning any For 24Le-2 SEAR N NW. : A BARGAIN | gnq‘it will pay you to call upon ua before buying. Lot 3), block 4, Fairview Heights, 50x83, alley | BRADLEY'S LIVERY STABLE. 927 Dn. w. ap26-3t° | 2s round and cheap. and of bis ancestors in centuries long lar of the Che De sold thie, wong ™ DEI Snider cood rental must | Wo nare LOTS at trom 6 to 30 cents per equare | side and rexr, 3c. per font [{OF SALE—§35.00—GOOD WORK HORSE; SUIT- | Star —_-—_—. particular course action, Chinese sold this week. OSCAR W. WHITE, &00,F st. ‘wecan sell on favorable terms and HOUSES | " Econontcal lot cor. 67 and Mass. ave. s. e. Apply | FOE, SALE_935.00_GOOD, WORK HORSE past, but far happier your fortune in the|are careful to consult their gods _ ca 400 to $4,000. No trouble to show property. | to WILLIAM 8, MINNIX, Room 5, 1331 F n.w. before 9 or after 41430 New York ave. ap2e-bt" | JRO) HYATTSVILLE, The marriage of Miss Mildred Carlisle to Mr. | Unique experience of having attributed to your |and patron saints. Every worsl Foeae Erte ent beth: Boos ERMICK | For full particu We"s parceiper | Pam JFOR SALE—NEW OPEN SURREY #03, DO. TOP Waruae © iyo: | Atgustus Phillips Burgwin of Pittsburg at the |S=cestor the inspiration. of the germinating | provides himeelf with incense sticks, ca rey x on m8 : a a on re a , old da wagon irit liscovery, fertility of resources and sacrificial pers, neral Gutreot F3- CLaick, 800 EXhat. es, “Saas ae” | 222 o ALE STK NER PESTO vate SER BEIGHTS. on og gegsate ars, nck “e . tis = Forney TeROON DT 7 P= t= | Churchof the Epiphany at noon today was wit- | Ping. Of development that have dominated | behead of sataten Dyce Nee mn dog Fo SALE—o! ~ BET. S. CAPITOL 4 window and basement bricks; six rooms and Path: Fite fect at 57, net | 81,024 note‘can remain, = a - Per pertot Biadensbure. wi 5 agree of fine war- nessed by a very large assemblage of their | the astonishing and phenomenal growth of | of wine and mest are added on special orca eats for 638 poz wont eines ah | ssmetere tac omnes: ths provercs will be cold | throw ssifet Sas. unf'more. Adiress owner “= fest novelties ip four-wheeled carriages give me tind carries fond root corm house, poultey house | ffiends. The young and attractive bride is the | America, sions. ‘The candles and incense sticks are fe HRREISOS TORS! Sarena RAE OM GEE | omar ant ae Nine | heh attenuate lteter eee | etn itn Aan cooien 0.00; ser | Gaughter of the inte James Mandevilo Catal, |, 4° testimonial of personal regard and at lighted and placed tn lee proper receptncis, Sues! da s3a ve On DALE_ABEAUTIFULLY SITUATED BUILD. $195, and surries from $70 to $100: for cash only, SBiw vcKerr. ronp &co.. 617 Fst.n.w._| 00 long a leading member of the District bar | ine in the name of osr asecciation this diploma, | inager Gon Giabtioand Spee aa peaek ioe inspect premises, —___ ing lot om 18th st, near Q. having a frontace of 23 | Coluinbus Basky, Company earrisrey) plaetons | iz — GOOD EIGHT-ROOM HOUS! and widely known throughout this section of | which confers on your grace honorary fellow- | row before the shrine, The teat. sft singe ‘and will rent readily FOR SALE HOUSES. renting for S1L30. | Sos ee ee ae Stitt pitee atonce for | “Felephone 238. {ap26-1m} sO re en eS ean erase, table. water was "*'| the country. The family of the groom, though | ship in the National Geographic Society of the | may be roast chicken, roast pig or any one 3 Hankisos JUBNSES & SON, Terme $200 Cash, bal ou tne.” ‘Prices €1,500 each. | * apos-3t ioe ___ 1410 st. 5.w._ | JOR SALE-IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, EX-| _ap2stojed ‘OE. HixpWienrs: va. _| long prominently connected with Pittaburg, | United States of America, | table luxury. When’ everything is properly _ap26-4t 003 7th st. aw. Teimostory, frames pw Pa for 10 mo. | FoR saLE— Xchange or ire any kindof « carsiare oe mire FS! SALE THREE DESIRABLE COTTAGES; | really belong to two old colonial families of | The duke responded in English, mnch to the | piaced the genuflexions begin and the request DE ALE, ONE OF THE FINEST HESIDENCES | "Dupont Circle, vwo, aquates of st, Zatory 7p, brick, | 2" 2 cheavest los on New Jersey ave. bot. Mf and N | [AGL AND HARNESS EXCHANGE, - | anes nutes from Washington: o&®. and O.; 0! North Caroline, Nesh and Burgwin, He is general surprise and. of ‘course, the intense ie prosouted. If the answer, required tsa sim- ou Massachusetts ave. bet. ‘and ISth sts; wi ‘ery desirable location. Price, | Bw. for . $4,700. eae ave. peLbyarat . Si Z ‘satisfaction of audito ie 8 appre- | ple affirmative or negative the worshtper Gro} geil comp: furnished ; “i stable in rear story Or brick. 4 rms. deep, ‘aun. 7 ep ten Goce ‘N. H. ave. and 18th st, ‘OR SALETALWAYS_ ON HAND, A VARIETY DF and P. V. HALL, 1108t. Pa 4 P P ad Bouse.” Appiy to JOHN B. WIGHT, 13106 st. apse a Fe SALE—I AM AUTHORIZED T 3 St | prominent in both the legal and social circles | Ciativeiy of the kindness which ll “his'geed F feces Peseta xaron S05 ond Mat Sitoan a | Fe deat orengngnriaepad ua | Pet PAE; Regt SCEANGE, FOR GLEE PROF. | oh mauve ity wero be wit tke is ride | fn” End ‘chawn, tard ine wee ag! | beef nue te! ou te Bowe 82.70 are, and Morwan st | dary weak from diferent parteot the countey. Ail | only few calnutes! walk from the ‘Siinent make their future home. nificent hospitality of the country and of the | from the number of times each fac 3 ‘50x20; S-story 10r. brick. a.m.1. Price, $11,500. DEFER FOR | turns up. r ™ Fag—will be sold furnished or unfur- 0. Loo hoger 7 y attic, rt = I | D- shout to build inthe auburn” The Roe ts see, aie Sts xety low Aarure, lot 2020526 to alley. 2| iin cil subdivide ines AD ine ball ne ia this | DAVID SONDHEIMER rearUIS G sctew. etm copaiticn well of water in the > Bn) a mrareeap pg geen cafes ce a= Renmany | Auotier method of a coapenens, per | Parlors and dining room on {st floor, a.m nF > - = aoe Price, ring blossoms cere Feogray siety. P - very modert convenience, imciutisk ital bata'ronm | story Enea basoqent. Brooms and beth, a.m.t., | Srownd.tt ood for sneculation and building, ben | Fon We have other desirable suburban, fores- | Today. On the altar there ‘were ‘vases filled | The Duke and Duchess of Veragun were ace | by shaking a bos filed mith mnwbered slips of th porcelain tub. Can be bought for the very low | Dear Dupont Circle Price, $8,000. | oop for list. ‘CHAREES Ww. HANDY, STAs io Sh wheter cee G24 Fetn.w. | With lilies and roses. The ushers, Merers. | companied by Aristobal Colon, secretary; Hon. | bamboo, one of which will fell out, and thea Spyies 00% For permit gna furrher information | pooms4and6, Atlantic building, 930 F st. a. w. ___ 61013th st. mw. | 8 GLE_OxE FINE YOUNG DEAFY MARE z == | Chas. Carter of Baltimore, Blair, Painter, John | Pilar Colon, the Marquis of Barboles, Hon. | consulting a book containing numbered anewers Tae Oe : ape ase ees SALP—ON BINKE” | NORTH BIDE. 2 | FoR oct ciao aaa coe seone anes Br ea caaae ommo tor ondurba baie McKennan and George Hodges’ of Pittsburg, | Peters Colon, Mr. Carlos Aguilera, the Marquis | in Chinese verse. POR SALE_ON MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NEAR SALE—1726 STH ST.:6 ROOMS AND BATH csitively the cheapest lot on. Binney. st; a. ‘at ° A. Murray Young of New York and Montgom- | of Villabohar, Commander Dickins, Senor | tory press brick modern improvements: lot Lox | Sod prschase one tind maak. LUTHER L APPLE ESM BEER, 71 | 999 porchase one-third cas ‘apeEst Stanton Square; story brick : 11 rooms: good con: ee $5.00 TAM ition ; stable on rear of lot -lot *11110 to wide alley. | 90 to alley : Price, ON TTHBET. E AND F STS. Ee” 2 STURY | Mth st : DECORATED INTERIORS, uaeearee “Chevy. Chase. ery Blair of this city were kept busy until the | Meruaga, Spanish minister: Senor Segrarre, - UTIFCE VICTORIA, GOOD Ag | Tote in this besuntal supdivision arg ow offered to | <cTival of the bride and her attendaute jn seat- | Senor M. Multedo, Senor M. Leone, Senor A.|_ The interior of Chinese temples is often OR SAL) ma Se sew = 5 ewe: Will well a z 5 ° > highly decoraved. The walls and ceili brick : § rooms: invesiinent 7OR SALE—BY R SALE-WRITE TO OR CALL ON ME AT) FTES So corcovan apae-74 : ‘Situation. ing the guests. Padilla, Senor Cap La Casa, and among others iy ings are is Oy on ee RTHIN ‘once and I will show you th test Dargaia | BLE rear 1821 a oe ly it the i i r| jon — bt ae TE had eget 3 ap offered this year in Columbia Heights ot. Small cas | TOR SALE—EIGHT OF THE FINEST STYLED conveceleur aiken The ushets and the bridesmaids preceded | present were Admirals Franklin, Lee. Almy | hang with tablets having inscriptions im the HANDSOME CORNER at seduced price required; smail lot. Kentucky-bred horses ever seen in the city, among Northwest. the bride to the chancel. She came into church | #nd Worden, Generals Breckinridge and Whit- | Chinese character, and there are often rows of Ee ‘CASH WANTED. rooms, = baths,” ve it" Which are one pair of IG-band coxches. perfect be Qu be dividing Nae between Maryland avenue ] with her brother, Mr. Calderon Carlisle. Her | tlesey, Maj. Goodloe, Rev. Drs, Hamiin, Bart- | Janterns and embroidered silk nmbrelias. Fine - cae sg i 7 bhiced sound and. pemiectn Con br sete tr WASH: | cperaeel eee meas, occupies (tne plewect | attendants were two tiny. maidens, flower | lett, Stakely, Sunderland and Newman, Her. | wood carving is also to be oon The dees Gok SALE_TWOSTORI FRAME HOUSE ~ eo ets sige pucieus @ Bnechance | TNGTON CARRIAGE AND "LIVERY _CO.°S | feet above tide water. bearers, Anne Bargwin and Mary Carlisle, and | Father Lee, Dr. Garrigan, Bishop Keane, Bishop | tions are the gifts of worshipers, fee Se eee Te oe mee dee LO ee STABLES, 203 Lithn.w. “Telephone 02._ap2-Gtt | 1) 1 0" Praneportation, toana | Six bridesmaids —Miss Evelyn Taylor, Miss May | Hurst. Gov. Carroll, Gor. Hoyt, Senators Sher- | “Most Chinese temples ave. free to all No Ma}, terms made to suit. © Y. SNYDER & C ie wl = FOR SALE-PREWSTER VICTORIA, GOOD AS Faroe thang Tapia transit toand | Cox, Miss Pauline Bancroft, Mise’ Charlotte | man, Cockrell, Dolph, Anderson and Chandler, | register is kept of members. Of the four tem- et. m as a FA ee WARTER'S SON Cant ston athe Se Pure Water Evans, Miss Page Wilder of Savannah and Miss | Mr. Crosby S. Noves, Mr. Theodore W. Noyes, pies in New York city, one, Chung-wa-kange SALE_CALIFOENIS ST. NEAK 1ST, ST ss « Coach Factory, snd D 2. | Is purged from numeronsartesian wells into astand- | Emily Taylor. Just before the bride walked Mr. A: Graham, Mr. Chas. J. Bell, Dr. Burnett, saw, claims 7,000 worshipers; Chajraing-tong story. Gr. and Sones wesnnng frame. 1 2 = — ee . insuging fine 168 i r. Lincoln, Messrs. Shellabarger, Wilson, Tot- | 7 vl ’ 4 Fnear th a.c., 2siory, Sr. aud bath. in ood ee — NORTAWEST Gy r Vi je purposes and fire hydrants, the supply maine on | ber maid of honor, Miss Ruth Leech Kerr. The In, . . 700; Kok-sap-kung-eaw, 1,000; Luug-kong-kang- mrbatt, seed betah bored. 3.650 | Fo Sarg iors rr. A NORTHWEST COR-| FOC Sa iron ares sound ad ronel aby wgscts and aveniies belie of krester capecity | picturesque train of attendants were effectively | ten, Mr. Pollok and members from the Japan- | ea, 1.000. Chumsewakangcm if ee eeeene Mheridas a. bet Zt oo, a ee ee Bree afoot; enecthird | at bay teaies: cor. Jotband Le. avenue, from 8 until | than jn Ws a attired. The little flower girls wore gowns of | ese, Portuguese and Danish legations,Mr. 8. H. | zation in which every Chinaman in New York iskaes ae rath and U st sh, balance easy. ax oben. ance St". | S call ce setrens BE. GA NRRWES. - ee Iae A pertect of sewerage has been designed ana | pink crepe and broad hats trimmed with roses. | Kauffmann, Messrs. Boardman and Whittemore, | ig supposed to be interested. Chap -sing-tong ---egpbeorabeeem eas Cee ae ‘OR SALEATTENTION, SPECULATORS AND | FOR SALETWHO HAS THE GREATEST. BAR” | exeeat rone of the leading sanitary engineers bridesmaids wore gowns of pink crepe, | Presidents Welling and Gallaudet, Maj. Powell, | admits laundrymen only, and the other tecples fet-sma WATERS & THOMPSON. ueariy ‘completed and have 91 great"cavice: Sst. mee, Weak or New flatvanine | WALLS. traps, surreys, Dhaetons, buckboarday Bat country Electric Lighting made with pelerines of chiffon, the ends falling | Mesere, Gilbert, MeGee and Mendenhall and | ars supported by those sho come from Hok-san — = > 5 finest plumbing and ach 18 fe (inches with shalicw | DESS, express and beer Wagon to exciange or sell on ‘Used for illuminat:ng streets and houses. to the bottom of the ekirt and gathered into | large deputation from the geological and coast | and Lung-kong, respectively. A Jaundryman, pe Pe Too! shor cash, balance | Porcelain tub; Beated ‘by surnace: electric bells and | Hersi,‘tu shies "Brice enly S110 per sauarese titte | ems toriae? W. F. GEYER Charming Landscape Bifects, the neck with a collar of roses. Large leghorn | survey and other members of the Geographic | from the district of Hok-sau may therefore be Ailm 1 -parior trimined with “cherry” and reception | depth t0 alles: Price only $1.10 per square st ; tit! Telephone call 514, | Seeuredat great expense and withespecial view to - TB Soctes | lok-can may therefore Wand caine room trimmed in voak:” four ot APPLY IBD: STONE, 804-806 F st. nw. 466 Pennsy:vania a ‘artistic beauty. hats, trimmed with pink velvet and roses with i. |a member of three of the temples. For this open Breplacea. pines storm: coors. Apply 0 : seman S San Caee Raia Raa + General Advantages trailing foliage, added a most becoming finish. | “Mr. and Mrs. C. Auerbach have gone on an | reason no statistics of members cau be given. ot SALE WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, aint beboarae and | ATagueh as natnraliy aval to those who fest the | Their bouquets of Catherine Mermet roses were | extended tone most an tac ae Pike's Peak and |, Chinese temples are usually well supported, a weslot co FoR sare COOK &TARBOE, | fe combined with absoimtelgr tied sith Long streamers of pink ribbone | Yellowstone Park. They will top at Chicago, | The revenues are derived largely from the 26-3 ae wee IN VE son. Ventence which the city «turds. The of honor, Miss Ruth ch Kerr, | Toledo, Ni 2 other places. " | privilege, sold at auction to the highest bidder, For SEES, © BARURT Fa Tumessone | teat’ Mic, eb! Skits He GALES, PAY | ote en a SEW PAYTON, “ater arangamen's 4h made with thas wan- | TOES © GOWN, of whe corded wil with three | "Spe Grrur J. Reed of Denver sad Mies Helen | ef elit the atcis of worsip, wiach very and. bas Press orics dwelling, with. stone 6a toa l0-ioot alley. rect’ line of inion ieaitwrrtopenrtey ated aut Resaase, eek a ari ie ate escent oon, | Patina on the chet. Ths comed waist we ery en Ibany ne page why pa ordinal ge ging feinintnes on Uist. peas Pst contains TT the advancing modern inupr. “1 vforcashonlge SAMoe Er oROb eT te and full information furaiah ered with chiffon and had stylish bretelles of the | Towise Moquon of Albany were married by the gelling tor the Lung-kong-kung-saw of Sea Papers throwhont : 2 sith Turatinue ‘yous amd hallwavs; cable | Priee, #1-30 per square foot. Wor further particulars 722-60 SIS Fk and sleeves of the style of 1690. | Her leg: | Church, at his residence, 1320 Q street merth. | Francisco brought in 1690 $12,365.50, and that exposure and plenty of lizbt. yo 40. | net mantels and tiled hearths and vestibule; large lot | apply to. horn hat was trimmed with white ribbon and | Church, at his residence, 1520 Q street north- for the How-wang-mew in the same city fo insect appiy to DANTE © C0. 120 FOR SALE on Stained Be acer feta white sweet peas and the bouquet she carried | West. at 11 o'clock this morning. The wedding | $3.9¢1.¢0 (finished foc owner's use; A. P. FARDON & CO., wi -herdics. For terms. &c., | ap21-6t G15 14th st. nw. Sees: ccERE on the Hamilton road within two’ mies of the navy | Was of the same sweet blossoms. yras very private, only the immediate relatives | “ According to the returns of ation there jo E- ee aS The bride never looked more attractive than | being present. After the ceremony Mr. and | are 107.475 Chinese in the Unied Staten, of ins amt pee hom x EsTarcaRDten, | in her bridal costume. Her gown was of | Mrs. Heed left for a trip to the world’s fairand whom 72,472 are in California, 9,540 tn Oregon, 000. bien, * ters on! st ly $1,500, Balance to suit. If you Want fo buy, sell of exchange rty comeand see us EASTERDAY & HALDEMAN, (608 F st. oR SALE—BRICK DWELLING, LOCATED ON ma containing six rooms, hata, aan 5 r i ber points in the west. Upon their retarn e OFFICL! YES ap22-2n 613 15th st.n.w. | heavy wl satin, with atrain ninety inches 0f Y . 3,260 in Washington, and 2,935, the next Ini BLOCK te are | ee CIAL NOTICES. FFQE SAGE OR TRADE FOR ciry Paorenry, | long. The entire front of the skirt was covered | they will resideat Hyattsville. number, in New York. In'view of the fact that neighoprhood first-class: the cheapest house This beautiful lot overlockinz the city :south front: | ()EFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES, DISTRICT | jt, °8 ares of land on contemplated Baltim: with superb round point caught here and there | Mrs. Frankland Jannus and children have | one of the four temples in New York city claims ce EUAN Sgt Fist nie._ | Builiog Tovaaltns ea" ects: secenty Bull, | The attention af taxparera it taed tthe tx evied | Ge Queen's Guapel road Groom botiso and ewgouie: | With amall clusters of orange blossoms. The | entirely recovered trom scarlet fever. 7,000 worshipers, while the whole state bese : 5 . ui Waist had a bertha of the sume lace falling over | iiss May Huyck, who has entirely recovered | Chinese population of loss than 8,000, there ig. electric | api ind within a bi of improvements aires ym | for yearending June 30, o1 - | ig; suitable for subdivision. Address the and within block of improvements siready co’ n ie a oe JAMES G. BOWEN, the long drooping puffs of satin which formed ; ROOM BRI & perty.. ‘Tho second ch tax wi i | would seem to bea large discrepancy. If that Tcelypapered: spea hes, enced amounting to over $100,000. E 3 r re a ma va pieuatd ideectiment’ price’ 06-00; ah ne Price. hance or large probe within three months.” © BoE Byatianey paid. will become due and payable on | _eb15-2wn STED EY rans | the sleeves. A tulle veil completely enveloped | {*0m her illness of the past winter, went over | Sno temple has 7,000 ‘worshipers, the number + balance long tine. If you want to % THOMAS J. FISHER & (eT and if not paid before the 2B SALE—35 ACRES, IMPROVED BY A LARGE | her girlish figure and was held to ber dark hair | t° Baltimore yesterday and wil guest of | of visitors must be greater than the resident Sell Gr exchange pruperty come and ste ax ap25-3t 124 F ing shail thereupon 12-room house, barn ‘and other out houses ; on | Miss Harwood until after the wedding of the 7 7 SfERDay eC HALDESTAN, aa in ai fa benalty, of two CD | orchard. 134 miles from Washington: would mate's | bY ® chaplet of orange blossoms. Her bouquet | jis Harwood until afte Chinese population. Doubtless 7,000 is the 60S F st. Sia ¥ BROWS PRINCETON, COR. 19TH, Te Achar takes dite aad uall be edded, | splendid subdivision or suburban homie: cheap and | was of lilies of the valley. . cageescnsd number that worship in the temple in the R SALE—BRICK DWELLING LOCATED IN 604 10th vt. aw. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, | be listed for advertiseroont and tex sale. in the aan | poom Rouse and tern co mies oaks Mise ee OO aay | TBO Marriage ceremony was performed by| Welding Owen, youngest son of Mre. Mark B. course of a year. 1m other words, the same machi balance $10 por month Mf San went ts Bio. | FLOR SALE_ANY ONE DESIRING A NICE HOME| ,,2,°t OpPotite Dr. Hammord’s €100,000 bome and | ner prescribe by exist By order of the Gom- | Terme. “Also 134 acres orchprdaid timber; | Rev. Dr. McKim, assisted by Bishop Paret. Hatch, is very ill with pneumonia athis mother's | individual is counted many times, A consider- gusbsalance Si per month. Ye Sou'want to buy. | POR SALE ANY ONE DESIRING 4.3 Re a ee ae RG ‘ a Atte at” | 18,miles from city: price. “47 ner acre! terms to suit. | ‘The company at the cuarch numbered many | residence ut Hyattsville, Md. able number of the Chinese are members of ba ci ESSYERDAY © HALDEMAN Grooms and bath; m.1. ; nicely papered bhder price of corner diasonally opposite. and is : 4 ay tee Of cheene: Dthee Mats tee aie iad | Prothinent persons in the social and official| Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Lincoln have been | Christian churches. apeb-ot Gos F st. | abic. . ic bound toshow # large profit on investment before ERS OF THE | Property ne Paces world of Washington. The ‘ welalioes — 2 SS | atte e3Est.nw. | yaya. Washington. April, -2, | FOBE, 5, a ae a ington. groom’ the guests for the past month of Gov. Woodfin AEE I. aye nan FUR SALE—NEW 6- ROOM DWELLING; CORNER | [On sate — A MOST VALUABLE CORNER THOMAS J. FISHER & CO. ection 14 of article 10 of the | _8?™ LF st. and other out-of-town friends present were Mr. | ana"of Mrs, Lincoln's parenta, Chaplain and OPENING THE EXPOSITION, igh ind heaitny ; @ira00, 8400 down and g1730 | 4, property facing south upon the beautiful Frank: | _ 8025-3 14 F District of Colunbla be, and | J}OR SALE_ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE | Hill Burgwin, Mr. Geo. C. Burgwin, the Misses . a . FH Ps & SO: R ae Tee, & ree and bandso:ne brick residence con- ded by adding thereto tl | Mra. Price, in Virginia. oa ol- | A comers in South Brookland; fine view; ats sacri- | Burgwin, Miss Phillips, Mir. and Mrs. A. E. OB SAL. - reet railroads using . 4 ” Excepting s Few Detatis Everything te. faiing 30. rooms: in excellent repair. There is 1a ES, TARE NOTICE. sod gor- | fimtiie motive power crow each other all cars oF | “Several deatsabie: houses; hot and cold water; aii| Painter, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. I. Park. Mr. and| Miss Anna B. Yeatman, 1116 New Hampshire Settled. modations for Avehorses and plenty of carriaee root. See eee ots can be subdivided to | fains bound north or south {ball have the right of | mod. imps. ;at Brookland : terms easy. Mrs. H. Kish Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. | avenue, who has been the guest of the family E: pny wey E e. ice, $45,000. THOS. J. FISHER ¥ CO. advantage. Will seil the w! rty ata low Sees isd atisetion. tonnes Munroe <jaiin Boos ok Cosco easing. Rea, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. R. Dilworth, Mr. and | of ber relative, Capt. K. T, Yeatman, U. 8 A, ‘xcept for a few details evervthing is settled wf Ec | reo glenn den | er La EE EES ES OE or THOMAS J. FISHER & C1 hall, on approaching intersecting railroad crosel te = | Mrs. Henry Sproul and Mr. Ross Johnston, all | in New York since the first of the year, will re-| for the opening exercises of the Columbian - 2 Oov cash ang alance parable is | POR SMG Qbeeet taidense ant Deportes | TOR SE 5 eforteromsins.” Proviced. Tat this svall Sot arpit | F'toom dwelling with 40 acronct lind ave misuse | Of Pittsburg; Mr. C. Nicholas Beach and Mr. | turn here bs the Ist of May. | exposition at Chicago next Monday. The peo- binoey a mareecr on Pst. n-w.. containing 14 rooms and EE eee where Dranciies of the saije street ratiroad cross esc alk from station; fine water: rent 840 per month. | Wm. Beach of Newport; Mr. Samuel Colt, Mr. | Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hodgkin of 939 0 | ple will be massed in front of the administration 7 . with all modern improvements and 4q. ft. For more information call at office o: other. J. KOSS, MYKON at, PARKER, W. T. ae be 15 5 also recom areas at | Chalfant and Mr. McCord of Hartford. street, gave their little daughter, Lela, a birth- | building and lodged on the b: ‘of the ie SALES ITH STS wl ence 7 | eam S WENDEOR, 1503 Fenn. ov oas-3t Lh) aS eof (A EE fom Se geen emery ses breakfast followed the ceremony | day party yesterday in honor of her fourth an- | i, coone when the President pve be ot 20 . TN en emn 8P 25-3 es Fst. nw. _| ()FFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE | ~~~ -—-______G16 1?het f Mrs. Mandeville Carlisic. | niv fer ne when presses atton, Toouis afd bath : cellar : Iot 20265; has a first-class ; 5 = ~ saat -. ee CE OF T 1 E 37_DE lence of . Mandeville Carlisie. | niversury.. Her little friends present were ns Sees pod location: setco cal 94,500.» Ie Rae aap tae dlcoba Naat ea Ge Ses: | FOB SMTECON OST. SW 00H, Lor, 25130 | O" Liste of detunbie) Werwnwton, 5,0), Anni | ROR RENT DALIGHTFUL SUMMER ruace, 15] ye, rentoanes of My. Manderile Carls. | nive Wilson, Victoria Ludgate and sister. An- | "hich will put the vast machinery in motion. SE. 1006 FB. *__ | 000; handsome room house on 15th st.. $8,000: "a | nonta on inte rrion per sq. ft.; worth $2.50; | becn represented to the Commissioners of the District | fruit, shade, Mabie; June to October of longer; nine | and all th spring blossoms. Thecompany was | nie Sturgis, Irene O'Brien, Emma Stern, | Then, also, thousands of flags of every nation Ce Se LE a0 a peameneet | shinies bargain days oni DEMAN, Ca OO a = oc unfurnished. oy ae received by the younger members of the family, | Johnna Reeves, Lucy Meyers, Clemouse Stinz-| will be thrown to the breeze all over the (Efrem home om ERs Saraton nn god Creom | pas. 101 GMP ttnie._ | Beavth, Under pubite act! No. iol, aunt FOR SAne-A7 TaKOMA PARK CEDAR ave, | Mt. snd Mre.¢ Calderon Carlisle and Mr. George | ing, Grace Thomas, Joseph’ Reeves, Harry | grounds and the fountains in the besin will ick bor on 17 yi }, this is a ve a ae eT? = —— q ater-u ts to assess for, . rson, yers, Fs Le is j Room 22, Kellors buildine, 1416 F ment; also two fue building lots om wide streets. R SALE — LARGE LOT ON WHITNEY AVE. < | Cominissioners hereby kive hotive that tee eiilne, | Poe oleninl cottare of 7 rooms and bath owing to the recent illness | Myers, Frank Keinobl and David Stern. ; 3 squares | Burgwin ° 4 thas they iil re- | from Pakoma spring : furnace, shade and fruit trees: | of the bride's mother, who was not able to be is i begin to play. Frenche’s figure of “the Re- 85/00 and $2,600, and one extra fine building lot on size SUX150; price. 65 cts. per sq. ft: worth 70 | ceive ov ections to the construct 19 said wor! 100x163; term: ‘price 4 oe 4 ‘The inclemency of the weather did not pre- ie” a 9 soem, | Sites amine Sea eeee se | "Epp aE ALAS | GIRan Mat ria wt seeebak ty | Sua DAPOE. Saruma™~ -aplnnael™ | prwnt at he church, ether" Bendesthe ce wnt'y pinemt”guberng at the: Deseo | Beebe. te the end of the bess, wil be wae ° clase prper-¥ in hort st. naw. spay! ING. Said objections sho : ped veland’ abate aa West section and in erowinw locality. Call 3 HABLE LQTS, RST, | submitiedin writin. Laying water mains as follows, FOR SALE-HOUSE, EIGHT ROOMS. BATH, | Of the intimate and particular friends of “the | Home tea last evening. The modest little wd # Clovctant's antl FOR SALE ox Exca axes — RK SALE—TWO VER’ — oom 4 Davis building, 1201 Pa, ave. nw. 00 feet cack to | a indicate upon plats in the office of the Ena attic and cellar, overlooking city; near street . a ded to the | _ A salute of guns will be fired when the Presi- savers carey i see Bo a eS sheers va pode nt ap | Cation yt Get santas eben | as ae ah ie" gat a SMe e'eP PEE: | bate and ber fly cail of diferent physicians fo nurse malignant | 2out reaches te grounds and ‘another when i SALE—1525 VTE GTM, W_ THIS ALD: | rocmsaui tout Sits ai oodere echt voniee ree il be | Teer OED Rw. om ee | Somes and i. Rand 1, streets agutheaston | (oon SALE-ON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS, | Thie eferrone, se asa mee Betgwis waved | cies of diptheria and scarlet fever was tnede ay ee rogram of the ents erie pices of property can be gold at once for | soldon easy termi. HL GOS MAN, POEL 107 each these are the chexpent lots on that | rentivact nal on Tach strast between Sona Cateting | Erica mew hones at Lakelaag. A eee oe nee ate Wedding Wei before settiiea | (ite the heroine of the evening: nor were biel ge ng iS cenmereee SRS, Cereal wep 9 fare ni6-wis, tf —_— rect south of Hancock Circle: handeome residence | avenue and B street southears con ot ores Sarees Bee $e 3o0 oaeres: Ges: 820 ceab an 090 perme. | Gown in their home at Pittsbu © | those who had done such self-sacrificing work | ™ a aS Th Sor gaLE—iO bas xt K SALE FRAME HOUSES FOUR TO SIX | bow being built iw adjomine io oly 4h var ag He | North Capitol and ortheart. JW. ROSS, | geo Se quycotiades. @ 10 Zz. S25. cash and #25 mo. = js | in the alley, soup house and mothers’ meetings | Rev. W. Hi Milburn, D.D.; poom, ~The Pea Bas ues panes Pp weeee, SONI SII. Ag K.H.T. LEIPOLD, 8,W.cor.13th and F sts.u w MEM, BARRE ROSSELL, Commi Teoe cottages, Sto 10rs. ,84ocashand ¢4sme, | he marriage at St. Aloysius Church this | forgotten. "The occasion was one of great in- | Prophec; W. A. Croffut, Miss Jessie Groom tricks. also 500. Stone and briex houses, 8 to 20 rooms, $5,000 and | JOR. All of the above cottaxes are convenient tothe sta- | morning of Miss Mary Veronica Purcell, | terest. The entire house was thrown open for | Couthoul; music, chorus and orchestra; ad- upward fences, eutuaildinge. &. on Ibte that coeeeia Te b0b | Asughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Purcell, to | inspection, and many were the comments on all | dress, Director General Davis; address. Presi- feet of ground. Lakeland is situated eight miles from | Mr. William H. O'Connor was attended by a sides upon the perfect order of the home. It | dent Cleveland. Wasbington on the Wi inch of the B. os Pecrary For SALE GREAT BARGAIN ;N PROPERTY | Payment on Frankiin Sqare—on.y €3,000 cas terms sta. nw. (| class reai estate brokers are gu: JOR SALE-SQUARE 1058, ONS BLO ——— —— 20,28, | are gathering of their friends. The high | added not a little to the interest to learn that | The starting of the machinery. Immediately TEN VEAuY TIWE: (ans layer cent now’ Forten | List your property with us. Stocks, bonds and other | F'Yivcain Park oneot the most cron Cultures Rice it the Necrotarse Naabiautae | Falcoud to Baltimore, “Tehaga beautiful ake. force: | AMAT Was elaborately decked with vases of | the deaconesses taketheir part in the household | After the exercises Mr. Cleveland will gw to the ays call on JOUN &) PARET- i gg a ee in the market; jast the property for un investment | C. “April 35, 1803 —Sesled provosals, in duplicate, fiice.schoo!s.churches, &c. Commutation <ickets | lilles and pink roses and lighted by numbers of | duties. Quite an amount was realized from the | Manufacturers’ building and take stand in the GOR sale Seer sa fe RH, T. LEIPULD, sw, comer 13th | SWOJect to the usual conditions, will be. recel »y aah, only 6g Hea; Apply to EDWIN | tapers. ‘Ihe ushers were Messrs. E. A. Fuller, | silver offering. A number of pastors and their | Atuerican section. Here be will roceive the ‘Rear How. apl-im sors | ind Fssnw. ‘ apid Bee Seat Se NEVE Sus or ptt ak Lakoehd” tonuve tort. SRAteie | E. J. W. Waleh, B.A. O'Connor and T. J. | wives assisted Dr. and Mre. Dalby, the superin-| Commissioners of the foreign uations. ‘The po eg z r furnishine eather Bureau, Departinent of | 5 mn7-tr’ | Donovan. The bridal procession to the | tendent of the institution and his wife, receive | President will then be eutertained at luncheon aide of between 18th ant Lown 5 4.R, OF. 24.000 | Sable lot wear Dapot Cicls at Brien's coups 9 | wide paved alleys W. OKIE. 1 z the fiscal year ending Jvne Stationery and duj lies, flaws, telegrapu supplies, mis: ous articles and ‘Iuinver and packing’ boxes. | to uation, f SALE—AT WOODSIDE, MD., EIGHT-ROOM | sanctuary was headed by two small acolytes | during the evening. The guests were met at | bY the directors and then wacke bis “official me cottage ; cellar, fnrnace, rane, carrying lighted candles. The ushers were, the door by Miss McDowell and Miss Stuart | Visit” to the principal vuildiags. ee ee next, then the maid of honor and the best man, with little baskets to receive their offering. pe agrewengeareen ns Miss Marguerite Purcell and Mr. A. M. Shoepf, | Miss Emery and Miss Burr presided at the INDIANS AS SOLDIERS, _ar2h.at QOH SALE—VPRY CHEAP, A SSTORY Exic containing 9 large try, bath rooms a nee, dry cellars hag two fronts; | catinic TF atuw. *| coll th secnecules and blanks, canbe | ‘nhot-tm asa es ————— | obtained ‘upon application at th Weather Bureau apering almost entirely ues; saufiary plumb ros SALE_, a Persons applying shouldanecity upon wh ‘OR SALE—AT WOODSIDE, MD.. NEW EIGHT- | followed by the bride and groom. The entire | lemonade table; Mrs. Barker and Miss Lar- Yenc alta foe feo i bel 3 é is Bei F no Pus PERMORTH ADDITION, articles they deine v'submit tire.” Bids aust be | oon frtmie cottage: ange atiic; cellar. bath. range, | party advanced to the low altar step, facing |combe, over the coffee and tea urn, Miss| Am Army Officer at Fort Leavenworth Gives cable cars and herdic aaares; price . LOTS AND SQUARES N, cealed SSeS _snvelope | Proposals fee eta pce ee wrindmilt and stable for | Rev. Father — who performed the cere- | Oneal, Miss Towner, Miss Davisand Miss Stine- His Views on the Suuject. Fee Sabra HAS PSOUE CORNER HOUSE | THIS ATTRACTIVE SUBURE. Secretary of Agriculture. J. STERLING MORTON, Rae 4528 pF LEIGHTON, a = the a prie- | metz assisted in the dining room. From the Kansas City Times, mew) 636 6th st. me-- six rooms amd bath, pressed (death tage habbo A retary. . it&ny22k23 *|._mb 452 Dost. n.w., cor. 46. in the sanctuary Ww: nuptial | Naval Constructor Philip Hichborn and wife| Capt. P. H. Ray,eighth infantry, in command, nes. two bey windows, 19 meagusvenase eats cel amtaly Ceitewavecercaaes OercE oF an 1ONERS OF THE | [OR SALE—OAK GROVE VILLA. mass was sung. The music, under the direction 4 7 s tod. fun. bericht, ftw shade, east front’ line: must We newt every day inquire o a ite : RasMIneiOn Ge Apall | Mca betudttal toe prose eves on splendid vitie | of Fror, Bharteas oy a a will leave this evening for New York to witness | of « company of Indian soldiers at Fort Wash- is will be received at this | site, with grand old oaks; 2 miles out; one and 1-8! The bride wore a traveling dress of light the naval revie' akie, in a recent interview on the value of the OC) le, rr rriags hose: wwe ng ight gray " e bigek, eiibie aud coouls | Pure water, directly evposite the new hanasous ats | wool, made in 1890 style, anda becoming light | DF. Francis Lieber of the Episcopal Hos- | Indian as. soldier en the streets. District of Col Now reached by the Brichtwood electric care and NOG. — Sealed will be connected with the city by the 14th st cable | office until Toad anda branch of the Brightwood road from 14th | 28k}, for leCLAY.(rwner, z the didiers’ Homie ims alior Pavements street rail- | urban residence of Dr.J. laber Johuson and one of the The is Phil i is ras Satie Te *Apnly for ints aad ober itnstion to. Saath i format | Bot egagy acute, se, Cnied stair: Fries | Dut her hat wan trimmed with pink ribbon" | fed Mee Lieber” MUSE his parents, Col | «1 believe and know that the Indian, if prop- i Wa WELL WM. . SAUNDINS & CO. Proposals, spacit "x informa- | $3,000; 8300 down, balauce in monthly installments r hat was trimmed with pi ons. A. ieber. my haailsl, bits bs noe alas AA. ‘built two-ste © house of @ rooms all ia av22-8,m, wd 1407 F st. HOSS M. | of 825 BA. PHILLIPS & SON, breakfast followed at the residence of Mr. and | Frank Luerresen and bride are at the Ebbitt | tr ubie is that he wood ‘condiion improvements: lot OR SALE Series ae 142 New York ave._| Mrs. Purcell and Mr. and Mrs. O’Cornor took | #0, Mr. Li is @ Woah trot is generally not so handled. imehes by 1. ide alley : <"story shed tm rou ‘A very attractive list of lots in the vicinity of Lin- Fo = INTHROP HEIGHTS ~ EIGHT-| the noon train for New York, intending to go | who is now one of the is ‘of boy | The present practice is to subject him to the Brneg siya baad eentane est oh Oh a iain gia tase as ee aoe SiASaTINGE | mols cad dts Near eeguce”"ftjaette Ga; | 40 Boston also before they return here to se. 4g # NOW One ofthe leading citizens Sf Salem, |e ee ees an, Thin Pattee ileree Ot Se 800 of theis immediate vurroundings. "Write of apbly for Y-NINTH. Ric. for washing the | Smee spieee | Caph, Fistigee and ous at Eis’ Lestinrt an a Ga Ee ee, te snes sine eee R SALE. SP CIAL ‘pony s portion of the property on my | fistuf cane ton nT ks | Write oF apply for tiaent aiid its several tMices and | F°QR Sate 9G \CEES OBOUND ADJOINING | Capt Kicbiger and one of the best-known an JEFFERSON ON BOOTH. imitation of a white soldier. He should be OS SALE —SPECTAL INS diy WAN | books. Por full list call at office for bulletin issued WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 Fst. n. w. sion during the fi-cal. year | cated for seh atric en hee Til eee, aay at oAe: | Most Popular officials at the District building. Pa esgeatn bie ‘With a.m. 1. lots Isx100 ast beoudandere | “ine isandith — |) coaman. | _s002-%.m.wd 1+4. Proposais must be on | cated for subaivision into villa sites: nearly all front-| The wedding of Mr. Chapman H. Hymes of taken as an Indian and trained as such, and ilered.at cost = ee €.G. BERRY: | - rius, which, together with the ms Will be tuirnished on @ plication QOR SALE—“HOLMEAD MANOR"—WE HAVE gferetas STOGKETE cis Est ay. tersolm |New Orleans and Miss Violet Victoria Hil-| Zi® Recollection of the Dying Tragedian | origina! traits and good qualities should be per- fed propooalaeiil | fain service of over 30 trains a day, beautiful build a very ive Lot folimead Manor, elt- HOKE SMITH, = v VIL pat | dretth of Washington took place today at the oo = Dep. tuated. Except as to minor regulations, such JOR SAFES. FP aL, FIN } lotions eating, a3 ge ie and TO:-per | abtl-nedt pida ester Beant barb nt the national capital: distant | residence of the bride's sister. Mrs. Addison | In an interview in the Paltimore Sun eutay | bs thave sebetaay toteohenh chelonn to houth Pe td ad Place «and. Congress has. aupropriated $30,000 fer | [EPARTMEN OR, WABHING- | 2ralh ptrvice of over Strains e day sbervaiter bali | CAmmack, 23 East B7th street, New York. Tho! str. Joseph Jefferson paid a warm and affec- | be governed as an Indian, pure and simple. OM AND BATH PRESS BRICK | sewerthrourh that subdivision: fraise dweilines can | 2,TON. D. C Inc lots, ‘on monthly, payments and otherwise eo | Ceremony was performed by the rector of St. UNE UCLOCK EAL MARORDAYY “Aa to the Indian's capacity for military ai oe +4 M received u ‘i tionate tribute to Edwin Booth. house; mod. imps: Linden place, nie: would | bebuilt, te “ire units” extending to aad not an | Bererelved nn eral desirable fes.dences cheap and an eaty terms. | Thomas Church and was witnessed by the service, there is much adverse criticixm. So a Linden Boe SRURDENLE | MAY STRTIC Tsbss for the purchase: of waste pabet = 5 “ q See Bano gadget pay rirnt, balaaice aiontaly He SAUNI giipe depargent an ip aap ace ar | Maes for rat BUCKERT FoRh £00. | members of the families of the bride and| “Mr. Booth and I have been fast friends for | tany have failed in trring to make w soldier of nanire of Own! Le) ear exdiine June 30, 1894. Prope be | —£P* St made onthe pace ma - groom only. A reception followed. to which | forty-five years,” he said. “I met him first | him that the government is somewhat cie- the neceveery iererenieng cit be tgiatted ae Ftetopoiis View aud velar proper. New na | ivitations were sent ont by Mr. and Mrs. Addi- | when hewasa boy of fifteen. Hewas the hand- | couraged at the prospect. Secretary Elkins, Sal story Groom bay window brick, Rest. bet. 9th house has plication to this department. HOKE »MITH, | the time to purchase for safe inv« ts son Cammack. The bride, who is only nineteen, tt boy I ber the last Secretary of War, shared this feeling. ‘and 10th. Price, 86.000. Seareey. es MSaaUE He THOMAS, ~ “ somest boy Iremember ever to have seen, . . Gabor two ave 10 tous and bath” Pres is, 000 | Groom’ new Brick, Florida ave. bet. Sth and 6th. ])EPARTMEAT OF THE INTERIOR -Wasmina: | mbl4-tm 100 Coreoren Uuilaine, | Mores White satin brocade with large puffed What the present Secretary's policy will be I each Price, $8,000. t_|.sleeves. Point Ince edged the square-cut | looking, with his dark hair and deep eyes, |. . * 8 “ ot. Ibope, however, that will not Persons wishing home will find it to their advan-| _Zstory -room brick, furnace, east side 24 bet. E Other fine locations, ton, D.C. Avril 15, 1895.— Sealed Proposals will a corsage. The tulle veil was caught in placp by | like one of Murillo's Italian peasant boys. | take this view, for I candidly beliove that there tage to apply fr farther partctiarstes oa | sca Figg ees OS TAMES FBO WS *| rote otvacions eens ant at reuraable Sabet Se aloe ea, Tueespay. | Your Moxer Spexr & wreath of real orange blossoms, and she’ car-| He was fall of romance and poetry in his | snot uncther influence ep potest tor ood a EDOX & CO. _ 04 10 eee ee cee oe eee Partment of the Interior and {is several bureaus. and. Jm’t always your money well invested. | ried a bouquet of the same flowers sent from | youth. Ido not remember afather and son upon the Indians generally as the idea of allow- pD-8 R SALE-THE FINEST SITE IN THE CITY WM ii. SAUNDERS & CO., offices and the civ:l service comission duriug the fiscal ‘You'll do well to consider my proposition | the home of the groom in Louisiana. There awaet 4 ing them to participate in military work. If 1 22 Soe ea RO eis Oo a a stout selling lots at KENSINGTON and | were no bridesmaids, and a Harvard gclassmate | WOFe Unlike in figure and acting than Edwin | i Ce eT could only regard the situa- FO S8te-er W. Cc. Dovatl oF Improved Uy thgee 4-stoty'p. ©, houses snd stables isi | DOR SALE—2 VERY FINE CORNER LOTS, ONE Brcemaary, inaiructions.” will be Turniueg” on, aD WEST EXD PARK on @> monthly av-| of Mr. Hymes was best man. Booth and his father, Junius Bratus Booth. | +00 00'T do it would adopt the piau of civilizing Brick dwig.. Sstories, ih ivt. Gand Haw. € ic BS 1k GOREN: Riera ee ee Th RCT | aie Secretary. investment with such e suall ipsomventence | ,, Among the many. presents received are dia- | The only similarity was in their voices. While | the Indians through the medium of militery Se lithet sa lot Dee ee TA 1807 Fat._| Geatkp PROROSALS WILE DE RECEIVED BT ant likely to occur again. » mond star ands point laco fan with gold and | the father was an actor of finer artistic train-| service. "It is the quickest and rarest way and 30 130 st : E-13TH ST, BET. T AND U STS, | [ror saLe— Die Secretary of Aericulture until TWELVE m pearl sticks from the groom, ® com- | ing, Edwin's grace of manner, classic features | the most humane method that can be follo Tho banat. BROWN-STONE and p. v. ry Lot 16x70 to alley. F and 2a sts. n.e. Price,@1.40 | (CLOCK M. cn. MONDAY.” MAY “FIFTEENTH, | FT N.C 706 8ru Sz. N.W. ete toilet set in ae silver from the | a4 aignity of coriage were tar Tregret very much to see this failure to recog- Fine buildine site, KoOMS, bath and cellar; LATEST impo per fot 280K tor furnishing, suppatcs during the, fiscal year | EL. N. Core, TH Or. IN. W.. | bride's mothér, Mrs. Hildreth, a necklace of A Superior | nize the Indian's military worth, and hope that < gor. 8th ans O FURNACE and open reves. pitt Fzstarve atiey 28 bet E and F (west side) n.e. | Poruning Ja) ett fa Si eee oe aeeees: _BP26 pearls from the groom’s parents, silver tea | ™0re attractive, more interesting, more beau-| borore it ix too inte the sentiment and practice ees oy | seat Steere cat ck Hower pote fac! former, guistelancous supplies, ia- service from Mr. and Mrs. Addison Cammack, | tiful. In Richard III, Lear, Sir Edward) of the government may be changed, and that cs iis“with siavies iat Sonivo; 7° | pon sane —pAMOAINE-NE oot. the pnrchase of wants paper. Ett fon tatatnder COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. § |agoldand silver fruit dish in Russian work | Mortimer, Sir Giles Overreach and .similar | our people may learn to judge them from the Mach neor Ww : ae 300 | 7 terms ; 630and 641 G st. opened at ONE O'CLOCK or other a SSS from Mr. Mason, cousin of the bride, and a | characters the father was superior, in my j standpoint of a friend and not from that of an Story Brick business bide. S97 SE AWS OWNER Si eer eee 12th and D sts. n.e., 905109. Price, | Sud purchars os bpm py oe ee Bir rGiendaie, | Check for $10,000 from a bachelor uncle of Mr. | ment, though this opinion must be taken enemy. For, while I have ever found them to cor. iat_acd 158, with wide Babe —WABONIG WALLT GOR OTH amb | Chm, comer 1Mband Este. n0., 117258. Price, | cousidere co apse | H, the qualification that I was very young when I| be « cunning and relentless enemy, 1 have parking. present larke house could be re- we pip acini gt ng ment at cents per foot. Blodeied Lato Bate. bpaiped Re OY ees Slots 164 ft. front each, T near 14th nw. | Rome ; this building is well built. 3 stories hight lot crilar. motern iuprovenents condision “$e "Son1s, Whitney ave. near 13th n.w.. at 2c. ‘orn connection with the above 3 2 MES F. BROWN, —— _ ap21-108 Derde | Groom brick houses; water mas; Fented t0 exc C04 10th st. Bw _ two § ¥ NEW SIX-R 7 M1 be s014 cheap to an immediate | Pon SALE—38 Fi _ BET. 1 Fee es Tee eT and Nps nw 800 | Purchaser” ‘Seni to ADAM GADDIS, 225 4 st. 6 Fone ita a é# ix8U, corner 16th and Kreaner sts. n.e. Price, Lot 251256 8to 8th st.. west side of 7th st.n.w.,above Grantave. Price, 65 cents per toot, plicate, on Dianks ‘addressed to the . 3.» TERLING MORTO} pe contalnine his popularity and fame. But in Hamlet, Jago | as friends and in the cardinal virtues to stand, ap2420in, mst Siete Bow houses yee ‘COVERED | return. Mrs. Hildreta with ber two unmarried | and roles demanding delicate and whole, equal to people I have ever BY * ‘to be sut ton the + i‘ ing ary eq any Eee ie ce daughters has been living in an apartment in | subtle expression the son was unquestionably | been associated with. BEET, Ve ate Sse ez v. 0th, strect in New York the past winter while | mach meee There was a gentleness and eweet- ‘GEORGI COUNTY, | her house in Washington has been rented? ness of manner in Edwin that made him far ce never pen ocean fienilee beck from steamboat, onne | Mr. Gardiner G. Hubbard, as the president | more winning than his father. As to whether - yon sand mes. - Thee couple will go to saw the father and have been dazzled by | also found them to be faithful and loyal Foe CE eae ACRES, mutes BS | eta ng rte ade ta Ben rae tee | ae may hav y honest, Mt | This property. ET ON M ST. BET. 18TH FOR SALE—BICYCLES. rood location for apartment 2 nal ROBT. NN, 503Get. se. mh29Im* "| ho. ‘ ae ee = of fational he will have a worthy successor in the near ARRIVED. LOR SALE—453 NEW JERSEY AVE. 8.£.; 2-| 2 comer northwest, fronting about 60 feet on prom: | “Yt On “Tet wear Floride ave we, 17x75 to alley; | S80_Call a: G08 13h s eee Duchess of Veragua. The duke has had the | 00. Such» successor might make his eS Fices orick @roows, tah, pantriee and ali mod. | ientavends: new “annie Nt OT a perow, price, $1,100 hat * | POR SALE VERY CHEAP—SOLID TIRE P8YOHO ae 5, quick ‘membership of the sogiety conferred | 8002 at any moment, as there are many weed aad MESS SOHN MILLER & CO.. 505 Est. n. epl__ "1807 Pa ave. and Oth and La ave._| situs syeeana tat prey ec ono. | aufur ea aprina forks: ineiallmentt Sead petal 1383 Feta. ia epusisn” | wpon ‘hig, and it was in of | Young Legend : ‘Carter Clark” = at we Spee ge rving st. west of Sheri 52150; | and will brine wheel. Box ice. ark RENT OB “FARM OF 47 are ones BR SALE—€1,800. CLEVELAND AVE. ¥.W..| POR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL HOME NEAR 21ST Sherinan ere. 5? eel. F° “ACRES, —————-— F =i : a Reis aw 11 ronma, 2 fect, frome: O11 : . QUE SALE-BICYOLES aT HanGains, wows | Ey witn ‘ot O rooms. ‘al'con: Army Orders: Tali, "Feo Severs belek Gwellioe CTOR & PROCTOR, 500 SEMMNES £ GEOADBENT OF Oe apIO Lin G04 10%h st. Feo wheeis tor 815. ins high wrade tor PIE | vebleaces' altached: situsted on ‘one mile = Fao tireotn and boty roo, Beatedy |X. Have. near Washington Ciel, 2 | Sah vet ate ie ahaeteise acy eats | FOE SALE-IADY'S VICTORIA SABETY. OR ped laps: price Seeeoast ‘Tao? at nd if taken at once this property will be sold at the | tired diamond frene Viet ae ctor a geo) as new; cash OF RK SALE_HANDSOME NEW THREE- brick eure of 50>. juare foot. Call at our office for a better description of trees lots before sou bug. | Nme,"sth Kood references. 1108 Est.n.w., upstairs line, ISTS 1h st. nw. ; thirceen rooms ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 2 1-Ct nw. LE—BRAND NEW SOLID TIRE PSYCHO, ‘and beth room ; ai! .atest tmprovements. iy ~— ITUA A ‘ushion psycho, $65; new decorated. carefully built under o: ronal sui —! N—FIN: ‘SITUATE! af "i a Fis Sip eae agrees ane | Re ROP OMNES caesar ot al pe Sikhs kerururoky tur ses elt : 551m. Mary C. Roe saben chase nesipances. ; ong Fo® 84L2-NonTHEAsT— é G. B. Clark I ADVERTISE ONLY BARGAINS. SEMMES & BROADBENT, 2 92, Petworth; ee sats Pe oe 5th and 16th, price....87,000 RSALE = ‘3. Carey, 3¢ int. an EE wages 30m B WionT, itooac awe | Rayan tay ct moun on Romengot, ae SOO Bare spe 0 Eade ISS pa See 1 zou are ruine to the WORLD'S FAIR = ‘ AEE - gana 008 Batlathereon I will be planed’ to-confer with at Swill be grestly to your edvantans: - S42— Faire stode tront. corner. 4 Office, 1503, Pens. ave. between 12 and 1 ae See ee ane eee en Wood, ol. to $439—Jast stove Dayea! Circle, S314 ieee CHIROPODISTS. on eny day. B'S. WINDSOR (owner). ep Seatre, in, localfen fait Howman, subs 15 and 15, 09. im; 0. 4 “2 biecks from Dupont Circle, side light. 000 = Pg Eg fam- ‘Beit, ~. Se. hee 10,500 AINFUL CORNS AND BUNIONS ARE or Accom- se 1 Meck from Dupont Cirsie, 3. deep. Pires worst ‘todatlons tor" 10,000 daily.” No, tpecate: My list is Dut owners will sot allow their seecialy 5 FRO, #3. GxobuEs 508, fl | [; pdr isieteney My green ale Upoiae evista or made in tas cowtiry took ne Prides Hoe Vermont are bt. Kand1.25,000 | On, AND PRESSED 613 Tra Sz. N.W. ede Stigeenedenene fore: Rss vag toh sed Pha R008 | secintig dng a bet ta aT aE Most, ‘The Bev. Dr. Arthar Mitchell died ot Sare- oie ARIST aia cos aid EP) woo ab * | Giese of ae J Preabyterios bourd ef forcign asiediows?