Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-08
The Garfield Monumens F.ir.
ARRAN9RMBHTs COMPLETED BY THE BOARD OF Dl.
hEcTI0N-rHR SUNDAY MEMORIAL s8RvICEs-AC-
TON TAKEN BY OHIO LADIES'.

ARRANsRnEr1s COMPLETED BY THE BOARD OF Dl-
nEcrIoN-rHB SUNDAY MEMORIAL sERvIcEs-Ac-
TON TAKEN BIZ OHIO LADIES.
At meeting OF the board Of direction Of the
GARFIELD Monument Association, held last evening,
Commissioner West, from the committee on open
Ing ceremonies, stated that all the replies from
Senator's since his last report were favorable and
he had every confidence that the Senate chamber
would be secured Major Clapp reported that Mr..
Hawley, president of the Capital Bicycle Club, re-
ported most encouraging prospects for the "meet,"
Mr.. Bateman, Of the music committee, reported
services for a concert in behalf Of the monument
fund, and that the executive committee had In
yted Mss Tnnrsoy to give the concert Mr. Kins-
music committee that he did not think there
would be any trouble In getting the troupe occu-
plying the theater during the fair week TO give
benent performance The committee further re-
ported that Architect Frazer had prepared the
plans for the music shell and that its construction
would soon be commenced; Gen. Swain reported
that the rotunda platforms We're completed. The
booths are being made as rapidly as possible. Col.
been rendered to the fair and this space might be
utilized for exhibits of the District, Baltimore and
other cities 1t would cost sl75 to light the base
ment. The matter was referred TO the construc
tlon committee, with instructions 70 secure the
lighting at q cost not exceeding the amount
lars committee, reported that every Maryland
commandery would be IN line and many Virginia
communicates.
report OF the committee on admission, which
was adopted, provides that admission be by
ticket; that one ticket admits to all the exhibition,
including the Capitol and anneXeS; that fifty cents
be the price OF one admission; that membership
tickets be issued, on payment OF 81 to members OF
the Society OF the Army OF the Cumberland, OF the
board OF direction. stock boards, committees and
other persons giving their gratuitous services to
the fair except that ladies giving their gratuitous
membership tickets free of charge; that employees
shall have free ticket.
A resolution offered by Mr.. West was adopted,
forth fhaf ha al n
held on Sunday, November 20, be confined to such
services In the various churches in the city as
that they be respectfully requested to open their
doors 70 strangers in the capital on that day"
Mr.. Bateman stated that the impression regard
ing sacred concert was an erroneous one, and he
was glad to see 1t corrected.
Col Corbin asked that the merchants of this city
be requested to meet the chairman OF the board OF
direction and OF the District committee, in order
to create more interest In District exhibits.
This request being put into the form OF mo-
The Ohio ladies yesterday organized an auxil-
larry society to the Ohio state board. Colonel
which, Mrs. Sara A. Spencer, was elected perma-
nent president Mrs Caroline NJ Lawrence, Mrs.
len J Foote's, Mrs Harriet ". Tallmadge, Mrs.
Ella w: Glover. Mrs Carrie NJ. Green were ap-
pointed committee to select an OHIO booth in the
rotunda. The president, the secretary and Mrs.
y o Ia Was
adopted to make the central idea OF the Ohio
booth an art gallery, for photographs, engrav-
iiko' olfCuoiys VII
letters, books and all manner OF artistic work.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE. - Deeds In fee
have been recorded as follows: James ID. Clary to
Cordelia Beckwith, lot 9, so. 1853; s5,s7t. 7. N:
Gill to j. W. Ross and Mills Dean. pit L. So CO. and
pt 8, SO. II; 5000. Elizabeth l. Dunn TO F. Ere
linghuy sen, pts II and IL. SO. 1885, S1O94513 E. L.
Dunn to Caroline Lethgow Hoy, property adJoln-
ing preceding; $500 q. G. Hubbard to Elizabeth
l. Dunn, lot IL and pit II, SO. 1853; s31 600 w. J.
George B. Clarke to Julia Bark. n. Is "a. SO. 4s5;
s. Julia Bart to Mary A. Jones, same property;
$3.50.