Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-16
The NATIONAL Fair.

guests most couIte0HSly and cordially, and were
as gay on the occasion as their numerous grand
Children.
The National Fair.
PROPOSED INDUSTRIAL PROCESSION
There was quite large meeting at Wizards
Hall last evening Of citizens interested In the
National Fair, to arrange for an Industrial pro-
cession on the first day of the fair. Upon mo-
ton OF Mr.. F. X. Ward. Mr. c. F. Trims was
called to the chair-Mr. Ward was designated
as secretary. He stated that he had talked
with large number OF business men, and that
all Of them were In favor OF the procession. He
thought 1t would be good idea to appoint
committee OF nye to talk the matter up among
the business men, make assessments and ar
Iangements generally. 1t was announced that
Mr.. Bonner had notified the Fair Association
that he would send his horses Rarus and Edwin
Forrest to take the President out to the grounds
A motion to appoint committee on arrange
ments from each branch Of trade-Was
carried. The chair will select the committee
DR.. c. p culver and Mr.. Ward were appointed
a committee to select a hall IN which to hold
the next meeting, and an adjournment was
had until next Monday night.
THE EXHIBITION OF LIVE STOCK
The direct DIS yesterday issued the following
CIRCULAR" owing to the la rye number of ap-
plcations for accommodations for live stock at
our fair, the board OF directors have decided
to postpone the exhibition Of cattle, hogs and
sheep until the second week. The entries in
these classes to be made on or before Saturday,
November the 1st, and the animals to be re-
CtlStu upon Iue STUuuuS Oh UT USiOT0 IL OClOck
Monday, November the Sd. All other live stock
to be entered and exhibited as provided in the
catalogues"
OTHER FAIR NOTES.
Col. Barnes stable of running horses, six in
number, arrived at the grounds yesterday,
direct from Jerome Park. and were given stable
are expected to-day from the same place. 80.
Among the applications yesterday was one
from Mount De Sales convent near Baltimore,
for space for fancy work. -. The board OF
directors received a communication from Major
Hanneman rendering the use OF his battery Of
artillery for service In firing Salutes. -.
yesterday to parties in New York and Philadel-
phia. -. large quantity of manufactured
articles were entered yesterday by leading firms
several stands win be opened Tonight. :.e:The
work is going on rapidly, and yesterday 40 ad-
dltional carpenters and 40 more carts were en-
ployed. These carpenters are from Baltimore,
an agent of the association, after falling to
employ carpenters here, going to Baltimore.
and engaging them.
District Commissioner Dent and Mr. Samuel
Norment obtained from the Secretary of the
Navy to-day an order on the commandant OF
the navy yard to furnish them with some two
hundred flags OF various kinds, with which to
decorate the buildings OF the National Fair AS
ISOLATION at the coming fair.
Try Blaeklidges Gallery, III Market Space.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: Otis
Bigelow and Mary r: Bigelow to jeremiah Cor
L..
part of original lot and lots 81 to IS of sub of
original lot 6, in So 332; $500. Mahlon Ashford
and Martin NJ. Robrer, to John F.. Miller lot 10,
Compton ct al. TO Anna NJ. Colman, lot 6s. so
242; s.. C. c. Duncanson to A. E. HOwSer
lot 81 so. AIS; 8, 500. j. j. Shedd to o. F. Dana
johnson, lot IS, So. 367; $3.50. c. S. Wheeler t
j. Il. Wheeler, lot 1, So. 544; E. T. j. Mile
to Richard Lightbonn, lot So, SO. 500; sl,2l1
and part 10, 50. 531, and lots g. 10 aud II, bloc
s. and lots to H. block IA, of sherwood; So 900
J. w. Pnling. trustee, to NJ r. Stone, lot Is. SO.
1Dgton Georgetown Railroad Co, lot IS AMI
part lot rs, OF old Georgetown; sl6f.5O. j. F.
Hanna ma ct al: trustees to W. B. kihoey. lot4,
Tompktns lot IS, SO. 296; 8. Mary Mcintosh
to NJ. NJ. Bum, lot IS, So $50; $1,000.
WRDDING.-The North Presbyterian church
was filed last evening with happy asSemblage,
the occasion being the marriage OF Mr.. James
Patent See and Miss s5pSe Gnote both 5 s6 of
this city. The altar was beautifully decorated
with flowers. The ceremony was performed by
Presbyterian church, South washington. After
the ceremony the happy couple had a reception
OF their friends at the brides residence, and at
with the kind wishes OF many friends. The
bride was the recipient OF many handsome and
costly presents
THE A. U. o. S. d. B. S. M, ETc.-In the
case of Daniel Brown, OF Philadelphia, against
s'the Ancient and United Order OF the Sons and
Daughters and Brothers and Sisters OF Moses
for the United States and the World at Large
to restrain that organization in this District
from using the name and title and work of the
order, OF which he claims to be the owner and
organlzator, which case was recently decided
against him, Brown yesterday entered an ap-
peal TO the supreme Court OF the United States
AIpERSEy CporcF Rrrrrp- cb,r,a5 E,or,
Morning.-Better than the best and cheaper
than the cheapest; 300. per Id. Drop in and see
ahe Gmugns running 1 py steam power and with
gals Seeing is believing. Look out for 1mita-
lions. See that F. X. Ward is on wagon.
THE DISTRICT SUPREME COURT RooM-The
Teasing OF the lecture-room Of the Columbia
Law School, 9Th street, above D. for the use OF
the Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia
In which to hold the General Terms, having
been approved by the A torney General, the
marshal VIII assume charge on Monday next.
The new hall OF justice will be connected with
the City Hall by telephone and with corps OF
messengers communication viii be constantly
kept up.
FOR ALL THE NOVELTIES in ladies' and gents
furnishings, such as have never been shown In
washington, wait for c. Baum'S grand opening
IN MS new building, 4l6 18th street, on Monday
next, october 10th.
THE CIRCUIT CoURT-It was YESTERDAY ordered
by the Court in General Term that cases may be
transferred from one to the other OF the divisions
OF the Circuit Court by mutual arrangement
between the justices holding the two branches,
In case either of them cannot with proprtety sit
In case coming before them or the parties TO a
suit desire the change. Mr.. J, j. Camp, who
has nlled the position OF clerk OF the Circuit
Court, win conduct the desk of division No. l.
and Mr.. Conway Robinson, deputy clerk In the
off1ce, will be the clerk OF the second division.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Henry Taylor and Annette Shores; John p ST.
monitor and Margaret A. Joyce; VIM. Norris
and Mary E. Murray; Eugene C. Finch and
Marion E. Bozzell; Charles A. MCKINNEY and
Mile x. Shoepf; W. B. Langley and Harriet r.
IiInqIston, both OF st. Mary's county, Nd; w.
N ian and Frances j. Colcloz1er; Joe Cant and
Shining. ''-- 'NN -""' L.
"a, AND STILL THEY CoMR-To the great auction
Market Space. N ''"uu' '''
SAMUEL sAMsTAG, AuctIoneer.
WASHINGTON CITY CATTLE MARkEr-oy.epe.
topn Stock Yard, october 18th, Is79,W fRe-
ported BY Lewis D. Means & sCo.1 uss5
cattle-20s sold at prices ranging from PSI 70
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