Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-13
impatient Lovers Married.

This morning an elderly member OF the bar was
encountered by young couple just from the court
house where they had procured marriage license.
and who inquired for minister. The lawyer at
once invited them to the Office OF Judge Pelham,
and went out to find minister. and, In a little
f. church, who tied the knot. The parties are
John A: Lively and Mary Phillips. both Of Rich
here was that the old folks, while perfectly will
ing that they should get married ''some time,"
wished them to wait q little longer. The young
lady, who Is about 10 years DID, desired TO become
Lively. and the young man, OF about 81, not caring
to wait longer. they came up on the train this
successfn m'" carried out There were nresent
Judge w. r. Smith, Judge Pelham and one or two
other persons, ami Judge Pelham ordered up re-
settling with the pastor, they left, taking GER
tificate that they were man and wife.
THE GOOD TEMPLARs.-The general committee
having in charge the arrangements for the recep
ton and entertainment OF the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge Of the World, Good Templ,rs, at its
coming session, Saturday evening adopted pro-
gram which embraces public reception at the
and reception by the President. Committees
were appointed to arrange for an excursion to
Lower Cedar Point and concert, to aid in defray-
ing expenses, the question OF holding fair being
left to the Grand Lodge.
CAMP WILLIAM j. SEwELL-The camp of the
Washington Light Infantry Corps at Cape May
will be named scamp William j. Sewell." in honor
OF Senator Sewell. Of New Jersey. Among the
events arranged for their entertainment while in
camp are trip to the Delaware breakwater on the
steamer Republic, review by Gen. Sewell, and a
Col Amos Webster, adjutant general OF the dis
trict militia, has accepted an invitation to visit
the camp and inspect the corps, and has desig-
mated SATURDAY., the 25th, as the date. He Will be
accompanied by Majs II. D. Cooke and j. r. Will
lett, and will remain in camp as the guest Of Col.
return with the corps Col Moore has issued IA" an
order in reference to the encampment. The bat
talon will assemble at the armory at 8: 80 o'clock
sharp next Saturday evening. After parade on
Pennsylvania avenue as far as 18th street and re.
turn, cars will be taken at the Baltimore and PO-
tomac depot and Will move at II o'clock p m. The
battalion will be received at Cape May upon its
arrival at a. m. the 10th instant, by the city au
thorit1es and company H, 9Th regiment, New Jer-
Camp William j. Sewell. Capt William N. Dali
ton. Of company A, will act as officer OF the day
morning of the 18th by Capt. Matthew Goddard, OF
company G.
CoLoREO MILITARY ExcURsIoNIsTs TO VIRGINIA.
This morning Capital City Guards, Company B,
Capt W.. Gray,gave an excursion to Leesburg Va,
excursionsts filled some IL or ii cars the crowd
numbering something in the netghborhood of 600
persons Prior to their departure Company b,
c. A. Fleetwood, and the Butler Zouaves, Major C.
B. Fisher, made short parade. the battalion
all under the command of Major Fisher. At Lees
burg they will make parade, and this afternoon
they will give full dress drill at the fair grounds.
They will return to- night
SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPERrY.-Mr. F. II. Paine
has purchased for Mrs. NJ P. Read the hous, and
lot on the northwest corner OF 18th and streets,
opposite the new Metropolitan Club building and
what alteration or improvements OF this property
is In contemplation. The price paid was $l1 ZOO
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Deeds in fee have
been recorded as follows: z. w. Pickrel to Samuel
B. Paul, hts right and title In part g. So 1917 000
j. B. Alley 10 r. T. Petit, subs. 10 to H. So. 81;
sl3,6sO. K r. Petit to L. Sands one half interest
vens sub. 80. So 1856; $4,000. sarah F. BALDWIN
to Eliza l. Stevens lots and little estate; s..
John Fallon to Owen Egan, pit 3, So. 537; s..
etc.