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THE PENSION SYSTEM.
Gen. d. u. Howard Tells What This
Country Has Done For Its Soldiers.

Major Gen. o. o. Howard of the army read a
paper Saturday afternoon before the military
service institute in Military hail. Governors
Island, entitled Military and naval pensions
of the United States" Gen. James 3. Fry, the
vice president Of the institute presided.
Among those present were many of the regu-
lar ermy and Of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie. Gen. Howard gave a historic review of the
subject of pensions from the revolutionary war
to the present time. Thirty-five years after
the close OF that war pensions we're allowed to
all INDECENT soldiers. The whole number of
pensions for the revolution was g.. 069 and the
aggregate OF money paid was about S35, 500, 000
General service pensions to the soldiers in the
war OF 1872 were given fifty-seven years after
the close OF the war. The number of pensioners
Was 60,670 and the cost something over $780,
DOC. 900. In the case of the Mexican war service
pensions were given thirty-nine years after the
close OF the struggle. The total number of
pensioners of this war was "a, ia and the cost
will be about Sl3,0O0,0 900. The pensions for the
standing army have been variable. but for the
most part the half-Day system has prevailed.
The general reviewed the legislation regarding
pensions for the civil war. The pension rolls
contain the names Of over $50 900 persons, to
whom the government has paid over 81 ,O00,-
100000 He thought the great delay incident to
granting claims was unfortunate and that the
pension bureau should be made more efficient
and speedy of action. At the conclusion of the
paper remarks were made by Gems. H. G. King
and +. l.. Viele, Coils j. L. Bloom and j. l..
FOilett and Joseph A. Joel
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A LETTER FROM STANLEY,
Some of the Hardships Endured by the
Explorer.

Mr.. MarstOn of Sampson, Low d Company
has received letter from Henry NJ. Stanley,
dated South End, Victoria Nyanza. September
8, from which the following extracts are taken
The rebels Of the Emin government relied
upon their craft and on the wiles of the
Heather Chinee,' and it is amusing now to
look back and note how punishment has fallen
on them. The most active conspirator was dis
covered, tried and hanged The traitors with
out fell foul of one another and ruined them
selves. II it is not luck then it is surely Provi-
dence in answer to good mems prayers. Far
away our own people, tempted by their extreme
wretchedness and misery, sold our rifles and
ammunition to our natural enemies, the
Aanyema, the slave traders true friends with
out the least grace, either of bodies or soul.
What happy influence was il that restrained me
from destroying all concerned in il? Each
time l read the story Of Nelson and Parkes
sufferings feel vexed at my fOrbearance, and
yet again. feel thankful for a higher power
than mans, which severely afflicted them with
cOld-blooded murders by causing them to fall
upon one another few weeks after the rescue
and release of Nelson and Parkes.
THE memory Of those days alternately hard
ems and humans me. With the rescue of Emin
Pasha, poor old Casati and those who preferred
Egypts flesh pots to the coarse plenty of the
province near Nyanza, we returned and while
we were patiently waiting the doom of the re-
bells was consummated. Since that time of anx-
iety and unhappy outlook / have been at the
point OF death from a dreadful illness. The
strain had been too much and for twenty-eight
days lay helpless, tended by the kindly and
skillful hands of surg. Parkes."
Mr. Mackinnon, the chairman Of the Emin
relief committee, has also received a letter from
Stanley. 1t is dated August 5 and was written
At kafurro. an Arab settlement on Karagwe.
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Mrs. Jas. F. Rule Of Knoxville, Tenn, Is
visiting her father, Prof. Fristoe, at 1109 18th
street northwest
Miss Grace Jameson Of Brooklyn, daughter
Of Col John Jameson, formerly general supe'-
lntendent railway mail service. is the guest OF
Mrs. 7. w. Wise. 1916 Qstreet northwest
Mrs. ]. r. Imbrie, her mother. Mrs. Whit
Dey, and son Robert have gone for the winter
to Summerville, Augusta. Ga, for the benefit
of Mrs. Imbrie's health.
Senator and Mrs. Gray Of Delaware, have
taken their old apartments at Sl4 18th street.
J. NJ. p. Caamana, ex-president of the republic
of Ecuador. and delegate to the international
congress. has a handsome suite of apartments
at SIG 18th street.
Misses Ella and Irene Lowe have returned
from a sojourn in Kentucky and the western
states
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Dean AcNulty Of St Johns Roman Catholic
church, Paterson, NJ, ut mass this morning
preached in vigorous language on the immoral
tiles of men, In regard to the Southworth
shooting ease, he declared that if Pettus was a
hbertine and rogue, as charged BY MIRA South
worth, he deserved his fate, rs be had trans
crossed laws human and divine, and, II the old
laws were IN force, he would have been put to
death for his alleged crimes. Tho sermon
created big sensation.
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The Pope and Brazil.

When the pope heard Of the change Of gov
eminent in Brazil he telegraphed to Mgr. Spoil
verini in Rio Jsneiro to instruct all Catholic
bishops and lower clergy to abstain from med
ding or participating in politics. The bishops
and clergy were only to demand of the new
government that they should as in the past,
be allowed to perform their religious duties in
liberty
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Hope to be Released.

Jimmy Hope, against whom an indictment
for stealing sl,OO0,OO0 from the Manhattan
bank did not hold, and who is now held in the
custody Of the warden Of the Tombs in New
York on q warrant issued for his arrest on
requisition from the governor of Delaware,
u 20 be discharged from custody under q de-
cision by Gov. Hill
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Natural Gas for Chicago.

Notice of incorporation has been filed in Por-
ter county. Ind, by the Indiana natural gas
and oil company, organized in Chicago with a
capital stock of s2,OOO,OO0. They will pipe
natural gas from Indiana TO Chicago. Many
farmers will fight their having right of way for
the pipes, DC. Some farmers propose to sell
the land and not lease the right of way
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LOCAL NOTES.

A number Of young people have organized a
club, known rs the Friendly Sixteen" with
the following officers: President A. Croft;
vice president, Prof. Schuetch; secretary, ".
Howell; treasurer, Christ. Young: executive
committee, W. E. Lewis, T. Page and James
Steep.
A slight fire took place at s04 street south
east yesterday morning
Saturday a colored male infant WAS found on
the steps OF st. Cecilia's academy, 9Th and
East Capitol streets. II was taken to the fifth
precinct station and Jennie Marshall, 423 5th
street southeast, took charge of it.
George l.. Drury, a painter residing at 923
New Hampshire avenue northwest, fell from
the roof of house 402 New Jersey avenue Sat-
urday. He was seriously injured about the
mead and arms, but his injuries are not neces-
sarily fatal.
The necessary repairs to boilers and steam
pipes having been completed, the elevator in
the Washington monument recommended run
ming today.
william Hammond. a young negro, was in q
buggy yesterday afternoon enjoying a fast
ride, when Policeman Mulloy interrupted him
and locked him up for fast driving and dis
orderly conduct. This morning Judge Miller
fined him S25
The Washington high school social club met
Saturday night at the residence of Miss Stetson,
14l2 9th street northwest Those present were
Misses Pierce, Bennett, Sherman. Stetson, Tay-
Ter, Ieei and Young and Messrs. Black, Began,
Bennett, Chamberlin, Duvall, Leech, Pressey
and Ryan
Charlie Thomas, a South Washington negro,
nourlshed loaded revolver in a South Wash
lngton bar room and Judge Miller today fined
hlm $50 or three months on the farm saying
he wished he could fine him more.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR RENT-THE HANDSOMEsT SUITES OF
Il ROOMS ON PkNNA. AVE-. FOR PROFESSIONAL
MAN, COMMERCIAL BROKER. MODESTO, Tho
TOtihAlHEk or ARTIST, being the I'd and Sd floors
Of tho GAIT BUILDING, llO1 Pa. ave.: newly fitted
up; handsomely aIered. the rooms all large aud
conveniently arranged, with high ceilings aud wide
windows full height OF story. giving ample hight and
free ventilation front and back the entrance way 10
exceptionally large and imposiug Apply TO
n23-0t sTElGkR LIEBERMANN, 1903 ST
TvoR RENT-DEsIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, WITH
II steam heat and elevator service, IA the lehman
building, l425 ny. ave. A. T. COUMbk
no-lm l425 ny. ave.
lSoR RENT-DEsK ROOM FOR RENT IN LARGE
Il roony front Office first foor
n2-lm W. l. HOPKINS a. Co. 1920 st NV
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANrED-FOR CASH 10000 no 10000 FEET
w Of Ground WITHIN city limits ct loo or less suit
seae for bsiidanG houses ON 70 Hsnk Boz lOl, star
once u25-3t
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-BY PROMPT PAYING AND PERMA-
w nent tenant (adults,, q House of about Six
Rooms. with bath, and latrobe ust be mod
crate Address, with terms. LIE K, Star offce IL.
WANTED-TO BUY FROM OWNER As INyEsT
w ment Good Brick House of or s rooms with
mooern improvements. Will pay half cash Give
number, street and lowest price Address INV ST
MENT, Star Office. n.,:l-:sfs
WANTED-IMMEDIATE FOR CASH, DEsIRA-
w bic Houses In the northwest Containing any
where from six to twelve rooms Address al once
l.. STARGARDTER, 6l3 I Jth st n oc.l!I- I'm
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-SATURDAY NOVEMBER 20, PAIR OF
II Gold spectacles. Suitable reward offered If re-
turned to 4B5 Il st.sw. II.
T OST-ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON BETWEEN
~ MCPHERSON Square and AlbaUgh's Opera House
Two Keys on o King Return to Star Office or BIZ
10th st. 1t
T OSr-A SMALL ENGLICH PUG; ANSWERS TO
~ the name Of "Chumey;" liberal rew-rdif returned
to 1879 st. MO 3ts
T OST-ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO, BETWEEN G
IL and 9th to New York ave. to LIST u W., Pair of
Gold Eye Glasses. Reward for their return to 1908
LIST St NV. n25-3t'
IF THE PERSON WHO FOUND GOLD WATCH
and Chain 9TH. just above Whitney ave, Saturday
night between and 8 O'clock will return to Feed
store, 7th and Boundary, he will receive liberal
ward. It,
T OsT-A PUG DOG A REWARD WILL BE PAID
IL If returned to 2l29 Est. NV. IT.
I OST-ON FRIDAY EVENING, PAIR OF
~ Tortoise Shell Long hsndled Lorgnettes or Eye
Glasses The Under Will be Literally rewarded by
leaving with CHAS. II. BATES, 700 l4th st. IT.
r OST-ON NOVEMBER 10. 1889. ON ST Be
tween LIST and 9TH sts. 9TH between and Penn
sylvana ave- Gold Cross. marked Hattie =. Backslear
res s., 1883: Finder will be rewarded if returning
same to SO st.n.w n233t'
T .osT-ON NOV. 22, 1889, A GOLD BRACELET
IL with Five Dollar Gold Piece Attached with Raised
monogram. Suitable reward will be paid If returned
to 1888 L st. NV n23-2t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-A GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD
w ing and Rooms in the house of French family,
or where the French language Is hatitually spoken
Address z. A, Star office. n2S-3ts
WANTED-Bk VETERAN, ROOM AND BOARD,
w with light and heat. in private Catholic family
near st. Doninicks church, not Ia exceed ais per
office. no5-ots
WANTED-BY ELDERLY GENTLEMAN AND
,, Wv wife, Two kooms on "a floor, imnished or un-
and sits. Nv. Address W. w, Star Office. n2-3t
WANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM FOR COCA
w sional use tday time only, with q Quiet lady.
T., Star office n2;S-;3ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY A WIDOW, WITH LITTLE BOY,
w . situation as Working House Keeper for a wild.
over in town or country; good reference Address G.
NJ, Star Office It.
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED NURSE, WHITE
charge 1t night; references required. Address
WANTED-G0 TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
w Laundress Housemaids. Waitress, Nurses, Coach.
Maids, with city references. 613 9TH stn.w it.
buffers. sHML a COMBS. JIG St NV. na549s
WANTED SITUATION BY FIRST CLASS PLAIN
vermont court NV, opposite Portland fats. It.
WASTEDccBY NEAT AND RESPECTABLE
ences. Call ut 1910 N st NV. It.
wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE BOY A
w Posit1n IN Grocery and Provision store; three
II Address Box ~ sar Once SeS'
WANTED FOR COLORED CHAM
" Der Maid and Laundress combined. twelve years
In.W Man. 'ri from Country general ~Gls aes
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE TO OBJ
noon; office work preferred. " Address Gs;s, Star
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CoLORED
ing. 1866 st. NV. n25-2ts
MANIFESTATIONS FOR FIRST CLASS
Watclman. Narses Holsters tiers and others Head:
quarters for swedish, German and all foreign help.
room Renting. BUkNHAM'S. lilo q st. NV. n23-0t'
WANTED by YOUNG LADY. POSITION AS
w Visiting Governess; English. Latin, French and
Music vii take children through public buildings
GOVfkNEsS. Star office n23-2ts
WANTED :EMPLoYERs-YOU WILL BE FUR
w nsled Highly Recommended Clerical Applicants;
also Servants q any nationalit without
n23-6ts
NV ANTRD : sTENOGRAPHER, OWNING MA
w chine. Wants Employment 1t moderate salary.
Address DIV, Star Office. n23-3ts
WANTED-BY NAN OF TWENTY WEIGHT, A
w Position Salesman in Boot aud Shoe House |;
over year experience. references. Address WV.
WANrED-GOvERNEss FOR YOUNG Chill
w dren desires position; furnish best refer
encee from parties In New York. Philadelphia and
Ma,,hinyton. Address GOVERNESS. 7. O. box 1892.
wANTED-BY A LADY, PLACE AS COMPAN-
w Ion or TO Teach Beginners and Assist with Sew
ing; references exchanged Address A.R.H-. star
WANTED-BY A PARIsIAN YOUNG LADY-A
w Position - Lady's Maid, In . private family;
good reterences. Apply Miss A. BARKER S3l l4th
81 cor n.ss-6ts
WANTED-LOTS.
WANrED-FOR CASH, 10000 no 10000 FEET
" Of Ground WITHIN city limits ct 100 OF less suit
on3o Tor bu1ldxuI hO0ooo q na0k l0l. StaP
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

IroR RENT-BRIcK STABLE; THREE STALLS,
l. room for two WAGONS large hay loft: water in
stsble in rear Of sl5 n Cap 81. price e. ms 81
IvOR REMITTANCE STABLE AND HALL ON o
II st. bet 18th and 10Th including LArye YARD; 90
per month Stable in Of 5S3 st NV. as per
month. Also Commodious Stable being built in rear
OF 1888 81. NV; e2o per month. BEAI.L4 BROWN
CO., 1871 St ociO-3m
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E>oR SALE-S.w. COR l6IH AND kHoDE Is
T., land ave COT 18th. aid Aes Hampshire ave-:
0n 81 Lear ScOtt circle, abode Island ave- wcst ~
LIN 81 ". \. NOi Nj,
h-sD-ot l.Bu3 II "A NJ
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EOk sALE-cAi-L ON Us N YOU MANI EAST
Washington CnImproyed Property al lowest market
rates; from SINGLE lots w whole squares. l1o,,i
utles cents pcT loot upward advancing raidly
IA halnes 20 Investments VAL Iay bcttlr. NEIIhk
X kESkTII, 3s0 Pa. ave. sc. n2a-:sv
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Freight Wreck on the b. and p. II.

Freight Wreck on the B. and p. II. II.
As an extra freight bound south on the Bal
timore d Potomac railroad was crossing from
the south to the north bound track at a switch
near Harmans, about IS miles north OF this
city, at about 7:3o this morning, to clear south
bound passenger trains, an axel or wheel
broke under one of the freight cars, which
threw several cars across both tracks. COM
pletely blocking travel. The north bound
passenger trains we're delayed about two hours
and those bound south about three hours
The work train and crew from Anacostia was
taken to the scene of the wreck and soon after
their arrival had matters Strengthened out.
No one was injured.
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FOR RENT-FIATS

TFOR RENTED 32D ST. WEST WASHING
at PAINT STORE mol lin.
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bSoR sALE.DESIRABLE LOT To RtILD on;
= vert side l3th ST. bst and 4: 20. lON 100 feet.
10iS: reSF a.i,y price only $50 yer iout J. Mol
HODOON. - u = n r..l.l d
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EEoR SALE-THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
i;5th 81 and lhode Island ave. facn- kice lrcsi-
dent Mort ms Frontage UB or wall sell AZ r
20 leet Very choice ate for handsome dwelling or
ala:t y house ". a. YOUNG,
1--S D
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FOR Observation-Disclosures
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

I1oR sALE-coUNTRY PROPERTY
II 257 Acres of tine Farming Land IN Prince Georges
Io7 Acres in Prince Georges county, Md. improved
lis Acres in Prince GEORGES county, Nd. linIrvved
221 Acres Fort foote. Prince Georges county.
% Acres ON the Baltimore and Ohio railroad milss
20 Acres On the 7th-st road Montgomery county.
is5 Acres in Montgomery county. miles from
~ Acres in Prince Georges county. Nd. Prios
zoo Acres Of Good Land and fair Improvement d,
Sussex county, Va Price. 80 per acre
l75 Acres In Mestmoreland county. Va, opposite
Pircy Point. Good land. elevated aud healthy.
100 Acres within short distance Of The city a
iG5 Acres IN Fairfax county. Va improved 2 miles
200 Acres Al Amelia Court House Amelia county,
Va Has splendid lthia and muenoxaA apr1ng neaF
the house. A hne chance for a summer resort
1l5 Acres IN Chesterfield county, Va, improved by
nne House o. ten rooms, barn 10. IN splsndid con
place Price, s1o per acre. =
Apply or address THOMAS Z wA0oAMAN
n23-2t el7 y st.. Washington. DO
IrOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-LOTs OF ?, s. ia.
y l5 20 Acrcs new buildings: fruit Of ali kinda
dsnsburs xddre.s JAQuEA sisr oihce. n2s-sT
T1ok RkNT-llk ACRES, NlkE-koO4 H0U8E,
IL stable. Chicken HOuscs. 125 Fruit Trsen. j So
Grxpez Berries shade and Nut Tres hne mite q 25th
and sta ~ year Cal u 81 a. ne n6- pm
lrOk SALE OR ExCHkNGE-BEAUTIFUL TRACT
II Of 10 screas vest q Ienley town near IoughborS
road AooAs cohklnohAA
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HOE sAIE-GOoD LOT on ST. NFAR NFw
a Ham, shire ave; 2:5,4 Ns,l alley. south frnnt
irloe sioO per loot. INLEk a RUTHl KFoRn
4cV' ~ Nv ureR-:hUs
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FOR RENT--STORES

FOR RENT--STORES.
EOR RENT-SToRE-STORER ROOM AND DWELL
Il ins, suitable for Dry Goods, Clothing OF any llpd
OF business Inquire on premises. 43l 9Th ST sw
EOR RHINESTONE CORNER OF 9TH AND ID
sts ne; suitable Tor Druggist. Inquire within.
n23-6ts
ESOk REMITTANCE STORE AND DWELLING
- above store, 1880 st. ne. Rent Is per month.
Inquire ut 4lO ID ST. ne. n.22-3ls
Eok REMITTANCE STORE AND CELLAR 2O30
l. 14th St NV, s25 per month.
BkALL. BROWN CO.
nlo-on 1927 r ST.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

INOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSEHOLD
DC big money in it, an actual household necessity.
It. GREGORY, 524 10th st. NV.
EoR sALE-CHEAP FOR CAsH-sMALL CON-
IL fectionery and Cigar Store in close to three
large schools. Address Z. C., Star office, It.
business OPPORTUNITY WOULD LIKE TO
- meet party who wants to south and live in
OF the best iron towns III Alnbalna; pushing man
and fast, and splendid chance for Real Estate and
Broker business. Call on address this week. AM,
$40 Pa. ave. n25-eo3t.
- ARE CHANCELLOR SALE-WELL ESTAB-
HI lished Fancy and Toy Store. doing good business
with prospec t. Of big holiday trade satisfactory
sons given for selling. Apply ga 9TH st. n:5- st
INOR SALE-RARE CHANCE-LIQUOR AND SAM
Il pie Room in the heart Of the city, large stock: su-
pefior Quaty long lease; l3room house, complete
Box ST. Star Office n25-lws
EOK SALE : CHEAP-ONE OF THE INCEST
l. Little Lunch Rooms in the city with good paying
trade. Address J.ZX-. Star Office n25-3ts
S2 OO0 ToNTINE ENDOWMENT LIFE IN
SOsOOO surance Policy in the Equitable can
be purchased for sloO. Address XIX, Star ONCE. Is
,k,O INVESTORS CAN OFFER FOR CASH
Il First trust Notes secured On real estate In
amounts from $500 TO $4,000 bearing per cent ill.,
terest Any one having money unproductiye will do
well to secure these notes J. X. HERIFOkD,
ssINHR WORLD DO MovE."-REMEMBER THE
- "Ierrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has cut the
prices; watches cleaned ~ nrstclass -spri,gs
warranted one year, ell all clock and aewery work st
the lowest prices IN the city; DEFY competition
l224 81. NV. sul7
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Mrs. Justice Field, Mrs. Condit Smith and Miss
Alice Condlt Smith OF the court" Secretary
Blaine, Mr.. Walker Blaine, Mrs. T. B. NJ Mason
with Mrs. Wilmerding. who wore a dress Of
gray cloth and a wide-brimmed hat Of gray felt
faced with velvet of a darker shade; Mrs. Sem
ator Mcpherson, Mrs. Mclean. Count Schoen-
berg, Minister and Madam Guzman, Dr. Ruth
Mrs. Gen. Rochester, Mr. and Mrs. Halliday.
Mrs. and Miss Dahlgren, Mr.. and Mrs. Isham
Hornsby. Miss Sheriff., Mrs Gen. Wilcox of
the soldiers Home, Mrs. John Langhorne. DIR.
and Mrs. Loring, DIR. and Mrs. Kindelbereer
DIR. and Mrs. A. Il. Magruder Capt and Mrs
John A. Rodgers, Col. and Mrs McCawley. Gen.
D. II. Robertson. Commodore Harmony, Capt
Parker' Miss Brooke. Miss Nathalie Berry, Miss
Cullan and Mrs. stanton
Mrs. Caroline II. Dali. who has been unvell
for SEINE time, has returned from the north
and VIII begin to receive her friends as usual
on Monday evenings and Friday afternoons at
l6o3 street. Her first reception will be on
Monday evening, December 2
Mrs. John ID. kinsman, who has lust re-
turned from her summer residence, Holly
View, Maryland, will be at home to her friends
on Thursdays, at No. S33 Spruce street. lie
Droit Park.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss Nan
ME Price Of Maryland and Mr.. John L. Thomp-
son of Leesburg. NC, Wednesday, Noyember
"a, at the residence OF the brides sister 42O ID
street northwest
MI. and Mrs. H. A. Munson and daughter,
Miss yangie. have taken apar tments mt 1914
street for the winter. Mrs. Munson leaves
shortly to spend the winter with her married
daughter in Kansas City.
Mrs. Jacob @. Ciliey Of Cambridge, Mass,
aud Major Harry B. Cilley Of Concord, n. H,
are settled for the winter with Gen. J. n.
Patterson and family at 1873 street northwest
Mira s. A. Van yranken has returned to the
city from her home in Geneva, n. Y, aud il
With her daughter at 3i4 Indiana avenue.
Mrs. Z. l. Morris and her daughter, Miss
Lille, are guests of Mrs. E. H. Fitch, at 1913 NJ
street northwest, for the winter.
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ksOk SALE-I HAVE FOR SALE ON TIM u.sT
- = she oi eih 81 Nv above Massachusetts ave two
depth Of 100 feet :O-loot alley ndt,insi 10 =
lootaiey on tine south and an e.sCant resldcnes ist
~, Sst'A- Oh the hurth Price 81 lsr foot,
orc tSFiids dAO. A lilllSgOIT,
u~o-lOt tkcllOCg BuilGiuC) 4 l6 A. ~ "A NJ