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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cloudy and windy in the morning.
with heavy showers at night.
Range of the thermometer at the 'front.'
door of the DisTdtch Office Yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD.
Prices for Money. Bonds, Stocks, Grain
Tobacco. Cotton, &c., and In Con-
nection Herewith the wss-
thor Indicntious.
TBy telegraph 10 the Dispasch.I

IBy teIegfdpu 70 INC D1psVcnI
Fl WASHINGTON. ID. c., February 49,
Irm Forecast for Virginia: Clearing
o'lo Thursday. colder. Dorthwesterly
winds, with cold wave. colder
and fair FRIDAY.
North Carolina: Fair by Thursday eve
ming. colder, northwesterly winds, with
cold wave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26

Embsrrnssment of tbe state Line - .. To-
lBy Anxio-Amsrican cable to the D'spstch.l
GLASGOW. February 25.--The Board OF
Directors Of the State Line Steamship
Company have announced that go. 00o
will be required to meet the liabilities OF
and to provide working. capital tor the
snmnapy. The directors add that II the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26
'"Dl s and North Carolina Inventors.

lol,assaiSoros. ID. O., February 26.--The
giai.s.Mg patents have been issued 10 yir.
lCres Mason A. Dudley, Buffalo
'susay-tog; Ernst A. Hoen. Rich
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26
A Mecarthyite Paper in Dublin.

lby Angio-American cable 10 the DspsNhi
DUBLIN, February 25.--Prepsrations have
been completed for the publication IN
Dublin of q daily paper devoted TO the IN
terests of the MCCARTHY faction. The pa,
per will be entitled the National Press and
the first number will be issued March TIN.
THE COMING FIGHT.
The McCarthyites will begin vigorous
campaign in Ireland March 6th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-26
Mean temperature. .........-.....
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. February sa-The stock market
to-day was again intensely dun and weak,
though the movements, except in less than
half dozen stocks. we're confined to the usual
limits OF Insignificant fractions. The trading
element, TO which ell business seems TO have
bsen given up, is about equally divided between
the bulls and the bears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-31
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Darwin T. James. guardian &c vs. Elizabeth
Paterson Martin ct al.
tqulty No. lSJOS
Samuel r. Bond. the trustee herein, having re-
eight 80 block thirty (.Syl OF the norm
grounds OF Columbian University L. Edward tarIl
u ssxeaty ore t1D cents per square loot. making
eotlaS> So and lot nine 90 in said to jerome
VIZ - sSvesIy ana . half OO1s) cents per square
It's. ths list day December 1891, BY the court
ordered That said sales be ratied and confirmed ur-
lsss cause TO the contrary be shown on before
Provided copy OF this order be published in the
cessye weeks prior to said date and IN The Eyenux
Star.
Atrue copy. A. B. HAGNER.
lest: J. r. YOUNG. Clerk.
BY NJ A. CLANCY. Assistant Clerk. d.,4-law3W
IN 1HE SUPREME COURT or 1HE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
Holding special term for Orphans Court business,
December IL, 1881.
In the matter OF the estate o: HENRYK X. FULTON.
late Of the District % Columbia. deceased Nc. IT,
Adm n Doc. IL.
Application for the probate Of the last will and tes-
lament and for letters Parliamentary the the
SAID ceceased has THIS day been made BY Laura f.
futoh All persons interested are hereby notlned to
appear in tins court FRIDAY day OF january
next AZ O'Clock y. TO show ny said will
should nos lie proved and admitted To probate aud
letters testanentary the deceased
should not issue rs prayed Provided n COPY OF this
order be published Tor three weeas in the
70 the said day. By the court: A HAGNER Justice
Test L. =. WRIGHT
Register of Wills for the District of COLUMBIA
ShapAh BLOWN frocfof dlI-lawA 3wk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-31
Wine at New Year Keceptions.

The District woman's Christian Temperance
Union at the quarterly meeting held a. the
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church yesterday after
noon adopted resolution in regard to New
Year day receptions pleading with the moth
ers, wives and sisters who will be hostesses on
that day all over this city to abolish all alco-
hoilc drinks from their receptions, and so help
US TO save the young men and women for
whom Christ died"
A resolution was also adopted deprecating
the course Of Internal Revenue Commissioner
John W. Mason in commenting the state Of the
liquor traffic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-31

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

tOk E-''FKUIILAND"-THE RESIDENCE
. o lse late Thomas " Eiwards. the Washing
70 and Western alrUGd. near Leesburg, Iouloun
yOUntJ. Va. containing - acres of rnz land. The
house attractive three story dwelling SITUATED
On .InenCe and COllIfiandInx y nne OF the
taEruEndll- country. The lawn contains about i've
efss covered with oak and ornamental
and tGsrr orchard with traits every variety
eOiHlEcr 10 Ati. ude-in fact. the
hLcy the ndA;tenion VI Its late for
iortJ YEARS IL l. offered for sale easy terms.
Y 49, ee .IcEanged for propsEfy Washington. ID. &.
- nOre agreeable p.@ce lie found tor a
ISL ies.asnse " country home 10 par;y desiring
t-ze tAE n 80 acres adjoining. with tenants house.
All @i4l esasr Outbull1lux-. will lie sold
suyss; fSr hsE;h-r Information Apply TO Nm. H.
SASNNLho q CO.. lfUs / 81 no1-eOtr
FpE sALE-sESkKAL TRACTS OF LAND By
.,,,ISlste. Lcsoitins apd very Washlnxton;
-, 70. sat1sHIsS poultry raising CT for subdi-
49,, 1..IOSA is>idencys - those Ia business
~ slo yesl.alg ~ hive short distance tine
II.ts sPitn.sc Investments tine Land lie
n--At now heap all On yery easy tenn. = are
n y. Ashn.tien AM the SURF uudns country sent
tr..-Ise. a-sQ se yersl SUBURBAN farms tor rent
sH-1Eo = kMENIS. isSsi ~ n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-31
Wants His Name Changed.

John NJ Lackey asks the Equity Court BY
bill to change his name by the omission of the
letter *, so as to read Lacey. He states that
be is thirty years Of age. a native of Lawrence
county, Pa, and has lived in Wisconsin, ILL
five years in this city, being endowed
in the Treasury Department. He saws he has
frequently experienced confusion and embar-
rassment. Inconvenience and loss in trnns-
mission Of mail on account Of the PECULIARLY
OF his name, its difficulty Of recollec-
ton BY strangers and its Resemblance
to the names Of Jockey, Leckey
and Laskey, and in many instance
he has been known and recognized by new ac-
quaintanees as Lacey. He further represents
that he has been led TO believe that the name
Of Lacey 10 evolved from Laekey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-31
A Bicycle Club Dinner.

Mr.. Il II. Lewis served his annual dinner to
the National Bicycle Club last evening at his
residence. l1l7 9th street northwest. As it was
the Christmas dinner, in accordance with the
annual custom, each gentleman brought lady
guest Mr.: l. g. Copeland presided at the
dinner, which was elegantly served
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-31
Shooting Con,r,t Tomorrow

The Washington Rod and Gun Club will cele-
brate New Year with grand shooting contest
at their grounds foot Of 2lst street northwest.
All sportsmen wishing to participate are cor
daily invited. Shooting will last all day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-31
An Attractive Annual.

M EfttfHctISe AnhuA1.
The Columbia National Bank has issued an
attractive annual for 1892, full Of information.
conveyed in breezy style. pretty pictures and
story in rhyme Of the discovery and history
of America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-31

4, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR IMPROVING
" STREETS AND AVENUES IN THE DISTRICT
Or COLC OF the ColI mIss.oners, wash
lngton. d. e.. December Is 1881 .-Sea.d prupusas
wall te received at this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK
Nj. FRIDAY. JANUARY FIFTEEN ii, 1892, tor
work on Connecticut avenue extended and CONNECTING
street Bianl forms of proposals and Specifications
can be obtained at this Office apple
for, together with all Necessary lnfor and bids
upon these forms only will be Considered. The right
To reject any and all bids parts OF bids
]. W DOUGLASS. J. ". ROSS W. I. ROSSELL
Commissioners ID. C.. d2y-t;t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-31
FOR SALE-LOTS.
Il .1HIWOUD PARK.

L. .tsI1INOOD PAIN
ADVANTAGE.
SAOk1 DISTANCE FROM ALL DEPART
MINIS
sIKEEI CARS PASS THE PROPERTY
lAEOk EHUN AGk On BkIGH " GOD AVE,
ILLINOIS AiL- AMI MAGNOLIA AVE-.
BEICk Paw ESlENI On BkIGHINUUD AVE.
2.5tO TEEI LAST OF NATIONAL fAkk.
Hot oLS AND COZ IAGrES NOW BEING BUILT.
SHEETS BEING GRADED By GOVERNMENT.
Nov - 1HL lime 10 PUkCHAoE LOTS,
As The IMPROVEMENTS NON BEINtI MADE
AND HkOSfECIINL. fONER ROAD, WILL.
IUACE A LARGE ADVANCE IN The STRING
CAkEiAGES. BUCkBUAkDS AND OTHER W.
Hlt LIS AT YOU. SEI.SICE FROM . A Nj To . Z.
Nj. DAILY. IAkE RIDE EVEN III YOU Do MOI
NASI 10 Buy. -
HEBRON L RAMEY.
d3l-Irn 1907 81. n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-31

L'Ok sALE-LOTa
PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC
LAND IAPkON EMENT COMPANY
MAGNIFICENT VILLA SITES-OF ONE OR MORE
ACRES
And
FINE BUILDING LOTS
On the
PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC,
CONDUIT ROAD
TERMS, IN every case, TO SUIT THE PURCHASER.
some u our shOsee building lots can be bought as
LCWas
$500. Il.
e. CASH, BALANCE IN SHALL MONTHLY PAY
MINIS.
SEyyRAI FINE RESIDENCES ARE NOW BEING
n hen th.. ..,th ~ Prop KY ALREADY SOLD
sUb.titl.tr.i Sing NON REALIZE
III II the future.
let's and further information sp-
Ice,
DE- 40 / ST. NV WASHINGTON d. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-31

DhUFOSALS-Bui LDEkS BIDDING ON o. ;
L coast survey. r. o. fence any other work can
get bottom figures on Painting according plans
81 cations. J. T. SCOTT Painter
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-31
PROPOSALS.


phorosALs-B lLDEks BIDDING On o. 5
L coast survey. r. u fence any other work can
get bottom hzures on painting according to and
d3U-3t' 307 ~ St sw.
pkoPosALs FOR LUMBER AND HARDWARE
city ps s suHp ysSn; 81 Sn
S c T e ssse'Ssd Il th,s 01ss Unit, XIV IMEhNE
ls! Tor furnishing this depar Inent with lumber and
hardware. pei schedule. 10 be had application
the KAT to reject al bids and defects
dI%posais must e placed IN seaed envelopes indorsed
aud addressed to II X. 1HOKP. Chef OF supply
Dku POSALS FOR GATE VALVES, STEEI. CAST
lngs &c. for the Washington navy yard DE
eeLneer ~. ls9l.-Sealed proposals. lndorsed Pro
~. i,sssel5nayy yard; 70 be opened January 5,
re- eyed at the bureau OF PROVISIONS and
ii S6oS 5hSHak = a
infn.h at the navy safG an1ny Of
fate valves. steel casIings steei iorg!nss TN; Be-
pass the usual naval Blank proposals
the navy yard the navy pay Office Washington. or TO
the bureau The attention OF Inanuiae turers and
equal decided 6y lot Tie department reserves tbs
risht 70 waive detects or to reet any or al bids not
LAsIEk. Acting Chlef OF Bureau. d2l-.4w:.w
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
Department %ash,nssdn ca until iS6 G6 1asak
p Al. on tne FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1857. Tor
&c. around the cite OF tine United States post ofce
DuIdln< at Washington, D. q, in accordance with
draWing and Specification. copies OF which may lie
had al this oifte the Office the superintendent
Each bid II st Ue accompanied by check Tor
a SUN not less than per the amount of the
PROPOSAL The del artnent viii lie ect ali lids
after the time herein s;ae Ell for opening same also
biGs which do not comply strictly with al tine require
ments o: tins sItatlon. Proposals must be
IN enve sealed and marked Frol fence
&c, around site Of the U. post office buIlurnx at
Washington. D. g." and addressed ". ED
BROOKE. supervissng Architect. Decembsx ~. 1891
d.5b-eo.1
4 AyELING.-PRUpOSALS FOR IMPROVING
" STREETS AND AVENUES IN THE DISTRICT
Or CULCMBlA.-Ofliceo of the Col mIssioners, Nash
inston D. e.. December Is 1881. seated proposals
wall re received At this office until TWELV O'CLOCK
NJ. FRIDAY, JANUARY FIFTEEN III. 1892, for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-31

Il MASSACHU SETS AVENUE NV.
BEIwEiN l1IH And 18TH SIS, NEAR
DUPONT CIRCLE.
A most desirable piece Of land. particularly well
ais, led for q nrsI class
APARTMENT HOUSE
lot fronts y. lee; the avenue and has depth OF
10 feet. with wide pubic alleys east side
Prise very reasonable and terms Of payLiisn.
TIIOS. J. FISHER L CO.,
L1Gt l324 st. n ".
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II PSI. BETWEEN 2IST AND 22D SIS NV
large trait OF land lIOf-et front by I'D deep.
This TrUp-rty - particularly well adapted for the
II large apartment house a number Of
-rate-Si@eI dwellings, good public alley SIDE
sl.d
Mi e sud - Very low price to an immediate
purchaser
THOS. J. FISHER CO..
tLSOt LIZA st. w.
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r NORTH SIDE K ST. JUST WEST OF
CONN. AVE-
tsau;i:ui ct suitable tor erection Of line resi-
ueEsr - i-et ty average depth of los feet to
THOS. J. FISHER CO..
j.iitI 1874 st. W.
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Miss Lillian Beverly and Miss Estella f. Turner
443 NV; from 4:30 till TO-
Mrs L. j. Babcock and Miss Babcock, assisted
by Mrs A. F. Moran and Miss Stanhope, 1884
18th n. w.; after l.
Miss Magdalen Breuninger, with Mrs. j. I.
Mcconnell and daughter. sos East Capitol; 8
Miss Matte Church, with Mrs. s. Lloyd, 1918
Caw.
Mrs. ". A. H. Church, with Mrs. Lloyd, 1918
Cs.w -
Miss Maggie Caserow assisted by her sister
Annie and Mrs Brown and Mrs. McGee, $40 4th
ne. 4to7.
Miss j. Collins, assisted by Miss H Coleman,
+. Dooley and o. Lacey, 203 Sd sc. 2 to TO-
Acker. 4OS A n e., z o5.
Mrs Eugene Carusi. assisted by the Misses
Allen, Merritt, King, Katy Jones and Miss Nina
Doviiiiers, l225 18th; after 3.
Enc.
Mrs. J. C. CunnegaE, Is II. !,
Miss Cavanaugh will assist Mrs Senator
Davis, l42S Massachusetts ave: 10 to 10.
Mrs X. Carson, assisted by Miss Mettie
Snyder, Miss Mamie Keller, Miss Bessie Butts,
A h NV, 4 toe
Larcombe. sos 9th s.w., 3 8.
Miss Mamie Curry, assisted by Miss Martin,
Mrs. Willard s Campbell, with Mrs. ". E.
Bruce, 1927 Howard avenue, Mount Pleasant
tot.
Mrs. r. n. Gunnell, assisted by Mrs. E. r.
Combes, Mrs Percy Metzger, Mrs. Annie
Louise Powell, Mrs. Z. T. Perkins, Mira Nc.
Arthur, Miss Carrie Kidweil, the Misses Fisher
the Misses Champlin, Miss Rossell of New York
Miss Gunnell, 1865 Q; after 3.
Miss Mary Collier ,l735 G NV. assisted by
Miss Marian Murray; z to 4.
Misses Mamie and Maggie Cassidy, at 5000 NJ,
with Miss Mamie Moran aud Miss Rosie
Hurdle; from to 8 pm.
Miss Bessie Corbin, 727 4th, 8 to 10, -.
sisted by Miss Priscilla Crockson.
Miss Stella v. Curtis, assisted by Misses Mae
Byrne. Viola Dayton and Mabel Doris, l40 c
Ne; 2 to 8.
Misses Garrison and Seiffert, assisted by
Misses N. E aud J. l. Price, 1888 9Th NV; "a
SPIN.
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US MASS AVE BETWEEN
SCBII AND DUPONT CIRCLES
ne lot with good stable of alley frontage
- 4-vt. average depth IL. feet Will be sold
= a reasonable square loot pTIce. including stable
mos. j. EISftR CO..
Es. W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-31

Mssl A Sa1s q S1 a;ssr Helen Norris and Ella
Miss Mary Drown. with Mrs. Donovan, 1918
o; after f..
Miss Mabel Doris, with Miss Stella Curtis.
1i0 ne.
Miss Dinsmorc, assisted by Mrs. D. s. Porter.
Miss Dickerson, Miss Lucia Naylor, Miss Edith
Dickerson and Miss Watson, 22O7 18th; after q
p m. after /. -.
Mrs. and Miss Denver, assisted by Mrs. Iieut.
s. c. Lemly, Mrs. Lieut. Eberle Miss Walthall,
Miss Rose Macdonald. Miss James. Miss Cuth-
bert, the Misses Vending, Miss Page Carr and
Hiss Ume Tsuds OF Toxic, japan, l70S Rhode
Island ave.
Goebel OF Lima. Ohio, and Misses Collar,
Hazen. Durfee Limbach, Forrest and Knapp,
42 Ii; after 2.
Miss l.. Louise Dodge, G5I A me-; 8 toa
Mrs. Senator Davis. assisted by her sister.
Mrs DR. A 4 s. Karo of Minneapolis, Miss
Dakota, Mrs. Agnew and others, 1923 Massa-
ctusetts ave.; IL to 10.
The Misses Belle and Kate Durfee, with Miss
Douglas, 432 II; after 2.
Miss Kittie Donovan, with Mrs. Donovan,
1918 D; after L.
Miss Mamie A. Davis, assisted by her sister.
u.e.; to 8.
1918 o; after 4.
Otenberg, Hanna OToole and Alice Bishon. ans
II u.e.; to III.
Miss Cecilia and Katie Dunn, assisted by their
toto.
Mrs. Alfred Barbour Dent. assisted BY Miss
Nellie Cowles, Miss Blanche Newman. Mss. Ala
vickery, Mise Grace White, sO6 North Carolina
ave. (A) s.e.; 2 to6.
Mrs. F. b Dalrymple, assisted by Mrs. q. A.
Nixon and Miss E. H. Newton, 1879 NJ n. w.:
from to 8. w.
Miss Mae L. Smith and Miss Annie Hines: 4
toe.
Misses Alma and Title Ebert, 1928 I: altar 1.
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Mrs. Leo and Mrs. Boon. 1912 4th.
Miss Jennie La Porte will assist Miss Ida
Carroll, $50 F s.w.; 4 to9.
Miss Nellie Laporte will assist Miss Gertrude
Colman. 1l6 9th Sc: 8 to 3.
Mrs. George T. Lewis, with Mrs. Horace A,
TAYLOR and Miss Taylor, Bn.w.
Miss Leila Lewis, assisted by Mrs. c. NJ. OAR
ton, Mrs. Harry NJ Payne, tho Misses Blanche
hargrsve. Annie Lewis, Maud Moore, May
Trader, +. P. Manning, 1412 n NV; after 8.
The Misses Jennie and Mary Lloyd, assisted
by Miss Katie A. Needham of Philadelphia and
Miss Florence Schercr. 1924 sth NV.
MISS Z. Pauline Leech Of 1911 LIST n. w., at the
Y. NJ. c. A., l409 New York ave- NV; from 8
Mrs Commissioner Lyman. assisted by Miss
Lyman, Miss Lord, Mrs DR.. ]. C. Mcconnell.
Miss Florence Howard and the Misses Foster
OF Cape May, N. j., 423 NV
A. mss Bertha u. T. Lincoln will receive with
the wife OF Secretary Noble.
Miss Mamie Lyons with Miss Bishop, 703 9Th
ne.
Miss Emma Logan Of 2sth street will assist at
the residence OF Mrs E. g. Wescott, 9lS 23d
NV; after 8.
Miss Jennie Mickle, 221 5th Sc.
MISS Elizabeth Linaweaver, with Mrs David
wore Brown aud the Misses Brown, 3l4 Aae
MISS Manic Lindsey, with Miss Annie Cross,
as Sth s.e.; after 2.
Mrs: Samuel E. Lacy, assisted by Misses Ida
MIC Nari; lazy A'Sh NV; 70 ~.
"a Mss Nellie J; Lain with Miy Asgio Conner,
Misses Mary and Maggie La:ng, assisted by
Misses Loveless. 1l1s N. Capitol n. w.; to TO-
Miss Locke, assisted by the Misses Bowdip.
Rhodes and Geraldine Lightfoot Of Culpeper.
Va. 709 9Th NV; 8 to 2.
Miss Blanch and Maud Lightfoot will assist at
1920 P; after q.
Mrs. Judson d. Lincoln, assisted BY MIRA z,
8. Clark, 1910 K; 8 to 8 pm.
Miss Annie Lewis will assist Miss Leila Lewis,
14l2 N; after 3.
Mrs. Charles W. Larner. 6S6 @; after 8.
mrs. John Leltch, assisted by Miss Fannie
Norris and Miss Iona Kingsbury, at 1888 18th
Mrs. G. Norman Lieber, 1922 18th. assisted
BY Misses Mitchell. Summers and Hopkins.
NV; from l to pm.
Mrs. and Miss Leibhardt, $40 Sd; after L.
Miss Carrie E Lanier, lilo aSd n. W.. assisted nv
MISS Carrie U. Dorsey; from to pm.
ct Mrs; .; ,: LLOYD, assisted by Mrs. W. A. H
Cnurcn, MISS Van Meter OF Baltimore. Miss
Q W.; after 2.
Mrs. B. F. LareomD., assisted BY her
daughters, Misses Maggie and Addie Larcombe.
9Th aw.; to& wv
Mr.: w. A: Mathewson, assisted BY her daueh-
ters Mrs W. w. Russell, the Misses Eva and
Aaoie Mathewson and Mrs E. MaIlet, IT,, and
Miss Jennie Hamlin; after {, 5O7 LIST ne.
Miss Mary Mockabee, assisted by Miss Clara
n. Walker and Miss Jessie Boss; from to 6.
Miss Lillian Moore; from TO 6, sol 18th NV.
Miss Maggie McDonough, assistsd By Nise
Aasue AcNelyi after 2, ct 7l9 Sth As.
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, FOR SALE-LOTS.

lNOk = NLE-IO CLOSE An ESTATE. A CHOICE
h'tid..< !ot on south SIDE Of v bet 18th and
18th SITS. n ~. LOUISE SHOEMAKER geo Z ST. u. W.
.i.l-N
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0euQee. lJzU II.
Nina Vera Hughes, 1910 F NV.
Miss Alice II. Hutchinson, with Mrs. W. H.
Sholes l3l An.e.
Mrs. John G. Hodges, with Mrs. E. Brooks,
$40 New York avenue; 4 to SPIN.
Mrs s. s. Henkle, with Mrs. William V. Cox;
Gil H. ~ -,
Mrs, a. E Hicks Mrs. NJ. A. Parker, assisted
by Miss Alice Williams, 2l2 Es. W. from to 10
Mrs. NJ. C.. Hull, assisted by the S. S. s.
Climb, Misses Flora Hull. Bessie Slater, Mabel
Loueks, Edith Foster and Anna Laise, ut 925 r
n. w.; from tot.
Mrs. VIM. +. Hoffman, 324s N; 8 tos
Mrs. George b. Hedges, 406 H me-; 2 to-.
The Misses Healy, 6l7 A me-; 6 to 1880.
Mrs. James III. Hodges. assisted by Miss
Daisey H. Charlton and Mis- Ida Jacobson, 1914
New York AVE.; to ~ pm.
Miss Henderson Of California, with Mrs. Van
Horn, l0l5 E. Capitol; after 2 pm.
Miss Annie Helmuth, assisted by the Misses
Yost ll2O New Hampshire ave.; after 2.
Mrs: Il. J. Hoske, assisted by Miss Garland,
Miss Clara Hoffman, with the Misses Pum-
phrey, AT q; until 10 pm.
MRS. j. W. Herbert, 500 G se.; to- s.
Miss Myrs 7. Hillman. with Mrs. Walter E.
Wright, 1905 Massachusetts ave. ne.
:, Miss Haine. and Miss Clara E. Haines with
Mrs. Walter E. Wright, l0O6 Massachusetts, ave,
Miss Nellie Hodgson, assisted by Miss Rosa
Webster Miss Burk and Miss France of Jersey
City. 10i 18th Sc.
Miss Florence Howard of 6O9 Sd. with Mrs.
Commissioner Lyman, 42S NJ.
Miss Ursie Hopkins, with the Misses McIntyre.
815 9th n.e.; after s.
Miss Clara Hurlebaus, assisted BY Miss Willie.
Miss Mamie O'Neill and Miss Lula Acton. All
9th s.e.; after s.
Mrs. w. E. Hodge. assisted BY her daughter.
Miss Cora, Mrs. Kate Heating, Miss Atkinson.
Miss Leonora Merritt Miss Dexter. Miss Paff
and the Misses McDaniels, 1918 18th: after 2.
Miss Hoeke aud friends, Miss Hetiebower and
Miss Yates, 1920 p; after &
Mrs. r. +. Hieston and Miss Alice Hiestou.
assisted by Miss Stevenson and Miss Kelly OF
Philadelphia, Mrs Britt Of Suffolk, Va, Mrs.
trisby. Misses Lightfoot, Miss Ethel Young.
Hiss Blanche Porter, Miss Hoeke Miss Hefie.
bower Of baltimore, Miss Yates of Virginia.
Miss McNeir and Miss Wiley Of Brooklaad, 1870
P; after 2.
The Misses Hart assisted bv Misses Aiken.
Jarboe aud Brow, $40 F no.; 8 to 10 pm.
Miss Mabel J. Hancock with ladies' at Wesley
Chapel, 5th and F: 8 to 6.
Mrs. D. w. Houghton, assisted BY her dsuRh.
ter, Miss Belle b. Houghton, Miss Florence
Grim, Miss Olive Travers and Miss Helen
Roeser, 28l9 @; 2 toe.
Miss Jennie Hamlin will assist Miss Mathew.
son, 5O7 LIST. n.e.; after l.
Miss Alice Hutchinson, with Mrs. W. II.
Eholos, 13l A ne.
Miss Annie He6erman, assisted BY Miss Mollie
Sullivan, Miss Nellie Cropin, Miss Flora Hume.
Miss Mary O'Hare, Miss Ida Tirerny, Loot Ath
n The Misses Harold, ,7sa corees.a.