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page; Mr.. L. MAYER. brother Of the bride. sat
Mr.. &. Frfedlsndcr leading the following rnsids
and ushers: Sallie Abel and Louis Frsnkfort.
Rosa Coleman and Philip FriedlnDder, Rlanchs
Peyser and Philip Burnstine and Mamie rhilp-
son ~ Baltimore and Albert Hecht Next came
the groom's ther aud sis,er-in-lsw % B.lt.
more. the brides parents. flossie MAYER ana
Morris Schuman % New York. maid u honof
and best man. followed BY The bride leaning 90
the arm Of the groom. Rev. Dr. Stern per-
10 the Jewish rite. The bride was he
eomingly atnred in n white satin govs
en- train aud long bridal veil
held in place by natural orange blossoms.
Her ornSments were diamonds. the gift of the
groom. aud she carried n beautiful bouquet q
white crysanthemums. The groom aud u.hers
were an full dress aud wore white cry.anthe-
mum IN their button holes. All the maids
More cream silk, en- train, aud csrried bouquets
OF PINK crysanthemums, tied WIKI large bows
OF PINK ribbon. After receiving congratuls-
lions the Young couple began the march 90 the
dining room. where an elegant repsst was
served 1oasts were made and many kilograms
were read. after which dancing was tho
order az the evening. Mr.. and Mrs
Nettheimer left for an extended bridal
mp, the whereabouts Of which they Did
not reveal They viii be AZ home NJ I4S3 9ih
street northwest after December I. Among
those present we're Mr. and Mrs. l. Nerthciuer
Mr.. and Mrs. b Mcrthelmer. Mr. r Vert
heimer, Mr.. l. Merthoimer. Me-srs. j. and L
ih.hpson. Mr.. ana MIR. Eisner. Mr.. and Mr..
Uolistrobm, Misses Mamie Philip=on aud NJ
Pymes. Mr.. and Mrs. y. Schloss. Miss NJ
smith, Mi-s II. Hecht. Mr.. :. SuAndaner and
Masters Miliie. Bennie and SAmmie M.rth.i-
mer. all OF baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Lazarus %
Trenton, \. J.; Mr.. H. Werthcimer aud Mr.
and Mrs. VI. Schuman Of New NorlN-
Miss Balch and Miss Edi,h Batch are visiting
Mrs. Fleming on street
Mr.. Edward Graves having completed his
new house on Massachusetts avenue has moved
his family in from Charlton Heights
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ANaCOSTIA.
THE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION

THE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
President W. Marden King Of the Anacostia
Citizens Association has announced the stand
ing committees as follows; Streets. roads and
bridges-Dr. 4. 4. Pyles. J. A. BARLEY, Chas.
Barker, w. j. LRtimr.
Water and sewers T. Harrison. James f.
Arnold, John n MiuuiN.
Lights. L. Minuix, Julius Tolson, John 7.
Fowler.
Railroads.. r. Grove, Vim. 7. Anderson.
J. X. Butter.
schools-Charles Kerby, VIM. Peck. II. A.
Lingcr.
Police-J. X. Butler. I. Singleton. Webster.
Charities +. Iyles, Charles r. Watson,
A. h. Frisbie.
Executive committe-A. Il. Frisbie. Il. r.
Buckley, George IL. Armstrong
NOTES.
Col. 4. b. Frisbie has returned from Cresco,
Iowa.
Mr.. Edgar jenkins Of East Washington 10
visiting his father-in-law, IIr. Littleford. Of
Bald Eagle Hill
Miss Ruth Talbot Of oxon Hin is the guers
of Mrs. Fowler of Beuuiug.
Miss Mary 4. Talbot has returned 20 her
home at Oxon Win.
Mr.. John Philips Of Washington is the guest
of Mr.. Fielder McGruder of Oxou Hill. Nd
Maj. and Mrs. Tucker OF New Hampton,
Iowa. are guests for the winter OF Col and Mrs.
A. b. FriSbie.
Judge Armstrong last night issued a warrant
for the arrest Of Nm. Goodwin. charged with
assault. battery aud threats against Francis
Adams.
DIR. H. V. Pyles is back from a hunting trip
in Maryland.
Capt. Griffin Greenley Hughes has returned
from Texas.
The Sons of Veterans have Perfected their
organization.
The Violet Social Club has agreed on q coach
ing excursion to ONon He'll
Samuel MattoX fell from n wagon This MORN
ing near the District line aud broke an Hrm.
Capt \. II. Cole Of the jail force who was
badly wounded by the accidental discharge of
his gun. is recovering and will return TO duty
in a week.
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GE0RGET0wN.


THE CATTLE MARKET.
At the Arlington stock yards Monday So cat
tie were up and sold: Best, AZ to 4sIc.; good
80 to 4; medium, 8 to 81 common, 1$l to %
90 sheep and lambs; lambs. 5 to G: sheep. 81 tc
Az; calves. to Z. 10 cows and calves SO Il
eco Market good.
IMPORTS FOR A WEEK.
The following il a statement Of entries re
ceived at the Georgetown custom house durin;
the week ending November 10, 1892:
Decorative china. Se44 manufacturers metal
S217; linen cloth. S9i: manufacturers paper
1929: lace curtains, SAIL; champagne S9S
antiquities. S2O0; glazed tiles, S4S5; cotton
hosiery, s92; manufacturers wood. 500. Total
80. 4S9.
THANKSGIVING ENTERTAINMENT.
In the entertainment to be given at the
National Rifles Armory on Thanksgiving
night the Smi .hsonian Institute will be repre-
scented by Messrs. Z. c. Balinger. J. Travi.
Cocker, 7. o. Puiizzi, Guy V. Collins. Rober
Lowe and James A. Keliher. Messrs Balingel
and Puiizzi will appear in the neat littl,
comedy, ''No l Around the Corner while
the Others will give scenes from Twelfth
Mr.. Collins as SIR Toby and MI. Keliher as Sd,
Andrea.
GEoRGETowN IN THE DEMOCRATIC PARADE.
The Georgetown democracy assembled in
large numbers at Cropley's Hall. 3lst and N
streets, last night to take action in regard tc
the demonstration on Friday night MIR. William
A. Gordon was elected chairman and j. HadIe,
Doyle secretary
Central Committeeman Nanogue aud Nc.
Kenna stated the object of the meeting and tn,
desirability of having Georgetown make 4
splendid showing. Committees were appointed
for the purpose of engaging music. securing
torches and transparencies and all other neces
sary adjuncts. Another meeting will be held
on Wednesday evening to give the paraders full
information.
In order that the singing at the Peck Memorial
Chapel, 2sth and NJ streets. may rival that OF
other churches, the pastor. Rev. Alvin Smith
has engaged Mr.. George II. Judd. a well-known
Washington singer, to come over every Friday
night and drill the choir and congregation
The members of the Boys Club OF Peck
Memorial Chapel viii be entertained regularly
once n month throughout the winter by some
entertaining lecturer. Only those who speai
Oh subjects dear to boys have been engaged
Several stereoptcon exhibitions will also be
given during the season.
Mary d. Jackson yesterday decided to C. Fl.
Tickling for S6,175 the premises so long occu-
pied by the late Richard p Jackson, the author
of CHRONICLES, or Georgetown as Law Office 81
The property is situated on the south side of NJ
street, adjoining the stable alley, and is I'M
proved by two old frame buildings
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
Miss Irene Trexler to Mr.. Geo. Rented, the
ceremony to take place on Wednesday evening,
November %, at the DumbaIton Avenue NJ. E.
Church.
Mr.. Charles Thomas Edmonston, a former
resident Of Georgetown, who for many wears
was employed in Rays mill, was buried on
Sunday at Rockville where he died
Mr.. Charles A. Upperman, well-known citi-
zen, is reported to be seriously ILL
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Apsrty Of Hungarians who we're working on the
Pan Handle extension above New Cumberland
Ohio. on saturday locked their boss mp in large
tool box because of some imaginary grievance
and deliberately kindled fire around il. They
were awaiting his cremation. when the teamstcrs
employed on the work came along. drove them
away and released the partially suffocated man.
After being rescued from such horrible death
il is reported that the boss repaired 20 his
boarding house and armed himself. returned 10
where the Huns were gathered together, opened
wounding two.
The Huns who took prominent part In ths
affair have left for parts unknown The nams
OF the boss could not be learned.
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There a sensation IN the socialist con-
ference at Berlin yesterday when il was an
nounced that Herr yollmar had received only
fifteen votes for a member OF official board
Of the social democratic party. Not a single
south German is ia the list. a circumstance
which cannot fail. in the opinion Of leading
socialists. to excite fresh quarrels between the
two sections. When the choice of q place fog
the neat conference came mp Cologne &C.
lected after Leipsic. Hallbarstadt aud Stuff
CART had been proposed and rejected in turp-
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Committees to Arrange for a Fair.


At a meeting Of the executive committee OF
Washington Commandery, No. 1, U. A. NJ, {the
Uniformed Rank Of the Junior Order United
American Mechanics) to make arrangements
for fair for the benefit OF their building fund
the following officers and committees were
selected: Chairman, Geo. E. Howard; vice
chairman, p. p. Rouse; secretary, N. s. Meyer;
assistant secretary, c. W. Todd; treasurer, s.
w. Deckman. The chairmen OF the committees
are as follows: Donations, p P. Rouse; pro-
gram. J. T. Reed: reception, Geo. A. Forbes;
voting. W. W; Hall, r.; hall, 8: W. Deckman;
orstions and booths, g. r. Boes; floor, r. C,
Watson; finance. G.. E. Howard; press, N. s..
Meyer. The proceeds Of this fair are to 20
toward the erection Of . home for the Jr. O. q.
A. n In this city.
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There was considerable excitement about
the offices of the Carnegie mills ut Beaver
Falls, Pa, yesterday morning when the cid
men presented themselves for work All
expected 80 go to work with tbs
exception of the six members Of the
advisory board. This morning about fifty Of the
old men were refused. which was quite q sur
prise to them after the developments Of satur-
day. The action has caused no little taxi and
considerable feeling among the men. The rod
mill started and everything IL quiet
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one FARE TO
CENTER MARKET AND 9Th ST. DEPOT

one FARE TO
CENTER MARKET AND 9Th ST. DEPOT
The Washington ana Artin0 toa Electric Railudv
Is now in operation from end Of Aqueduct bridge to
Fort Meyer and Arlington. with transfer line from
end Of cable road in GEORGETOWN.
The bridge across the Potomac will soon be under
construction and the entire route completed to 9th st.
depot in twelve months time. which will give resi-
dents OK
FORT MEYER HEIGHTS
One contn ous route and fare to center of city
Can any other suburb of Washington offer you the
same or equal rapid transit fsci,itiesS
Lots are selling rapidly in this property.
The prices are low and within reach Of ALL
as an fnuestment it needs only Investigation to
convince you that there will De big advance in prices
before spring.
"A home site there is prettier spot within 500
miles of WASHINGTON. The view is grand. taking in
the entire city and Potomac river number of
Washington's leading people and government en-
poyes have purchased property in Fort Meyer Heights
and all speak of it in the highest terms.
lyon are looking for good speculation We invite
you to inspect the property.
IN streets are bring grauelet
Cheap building stone property.
SeUeral cottages being built
An dN-year-round Suburb.
w. ter TW not stop I'm prorempnts
Full and maps at offices of tho managers
ROBINSON LODGE,
e3snd9, Atlantic building.
n1-1m e2S and $50 F st.n
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ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
schooner May Flower. Gray, Nanjemoy. fifty cords
wood to Carter Clark. Schooner Kate Miller Ed.
wards. Nomini, fifty cords wood to Carter Clark
Schooner Mary Anna Bell, Carter Raprabsnnock
river. 400 bushels of oysters. Schooner Alliance
tiers, St Marys, $50 bushels Of oysters Schooner
Kebecca Smith. Ellott, st. Mary's. 800 bushels OF
oysters.
SAILED.
United States freight steamer Fern, Gibson Nor.
folk and northern navy yards with ordnance supplies
Schooner Kate Miller. Edwards. Nomini. Schooner
lie Roy, Chiseltine, St. Mary's. Schooner Joseph,
Russell. St Mary's Schooner Martin WAGNER Hen.
derson. st. Mary's- Sloop Dobson, Mckee Coan-
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AFoGGY BOTTOM TRANSFORMING.
"Dah's lots Of holiday in me
At least I hopes dar is.
Aldough de times could hah'dly be
Much wuss fur me an Liz.
Inebber wus so powful pore,
But III be thankful yit,
In paint fur what Use had. but moro
Fur what hopes ter git"
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Guilty of Msps,,urbt~r.

Cooper, the Isle of Man homicide. was con-
victed Of manslaughter yesterday and was sen
fenced to penal servitnde for ten years. The
prisoner seemed relieved by the verdict, ..
there was general impression that be might
be found guilty Of murder.
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81 understan' silas hez bin dom a good do.l
in politics"
Yes. replied Mrs. Begosh, with a sigh
did he raise An thin this YEAR,"
"Nes."
''What was it?"
His voice mostly"
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The BOOM.
They used to sing about the farm.
That loveliest OF spots.
But now the place. devoid Of charm,
L. sold as binding lois.
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SHOOTING STARS.

"fou should have heard me sing let Ne
Dream last evening" said the Young woman
who yocalizes
II did, replied the Young man whose room
is just over the Parlor piano. and Il ex-
pressed my sentiments exactly"
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The eight men who were imprisoned seven or
eight hours by cave-in af the Halle Dell col
iiery At oentraliA, near Pottsville. Pa, we
-rerund
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No said the dramatic author. Il don't care
for poker. There are too many Anie-ciimaaes
in il.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE IN
Z Takoms Park; ten rooms and bath; hot and cold
trees; underground drainage; price, So 700
n19-3t 1919 st.
Il home, in good neighborhood mot on Connecticut
addressing GEO. MORRISON. owness Star once.
ulg-3ts
EOB sALE-TO SETTLE AN EsTATE-OPPO-
Il site Franklin Park, houses 1890. 1882, 1874 and
1886 81. corner 18th and H 1905
u st. and 800 18Th St and SIS 18th st. NV Apply
to DR. ID. NJ. OGDEN, Executor. 1924 st. NV.
oc2p1m-
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It's generally hoped that the worlds fair
VIII not be in any way eclipsed by the railway
fare.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EoR sALE-seo ACRES AT ANNAPOLIS JUNO
s Sr.nsh s: tTopaFs e @
,sres rich land unasr snlsvstion ne new mansion
aa ass Of
aa nS rc b. pa is being n mRea selling
Re DiEs soia sos e 14th St
ONE v1 TO FIVE ., ACRES OF LAND NEAs TEN
Pe r0is fseTsf
MENI co, Room 80 Corcorsn building. nI9-3.
FOR sALE-ANY ONE DESIRING TO OWN
easy drivns distsnSe ee " city.
ia sssas sns G.aass lSas
ws aF the whod nS ,on ;
including an elegant building site in grove Of lars
valley Of creek with view Of Wash as monu
offered spa sss sOs ssr IN oe
RUY ON ARLINGTON HEIGHTS; NEW ELEC.
ns,h Tsn xo f
IS GSTIoTap BUILDING for pls,s soUTHEkS ~
Pierce St 1850 sioo Cash. bal sf5 isl per mo.
1o-soom house; jefferson St !; s3. 500; 400 cash.
Irsom house. Jackson ST. SO, 500 $500 cash. bal
n1sst n0"'n' ia Monroe ar 81 st.. sh hnacostis
E'oR SALON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTs
Il a few more very desirable new homes at Lakeland,
On. =. 90 soss.ss rs 70 cash and $40 per mo.
qns cottage cottage sl cash an. and mo
T ns sSd s
Two a. 500 cottages to iors s45 cash and Us mo-
AL n sRs eSys eSid s rs 1onysnent to the
fences. Ontb,uldinEs &c. and some Of them have
s,59Sss baths spd ether on
Lakeland i. situated eshs miles from wssninston on
ths Wash branch Of the B. o. r. r. also on ihs line
more; has beautiful lake: stores pos, once
further &c % s s'pR Ep%
at sGand fns s1 FOR tFS 81 70 NE
DOR sALE-75 ACRES OF SPLENDID LAND;
Il nice sroon dwelling with outbuildngs; elegant
dairy farm; miles from city good road will ex-
ni03t JONES DENT. 6sa F.t.nw.
FOR ALE 10 ACRES OF LAND WELL WOODED
na5 from city S5 sHGs T2. bE sly sSS
FOR sALE-1O ACRES; NICELY SUITED FOR
i bniidlng purposes; II c ninutes from Landover
Ei9st "''' non JONES DENT, ea3 F st. NV.
FOR sALE-AND RENT-HYATTsvILLE; IN
this pleasant suburb. ~ miles from Washingt, n.
have several desirable residences on easy terms also
buiing lots IN various parts Of the town at
for Sl 5sas DcdkETf F aiE
EoR sALE-l23 ACRES GOOD LAND on PO-
six miles below latter PLACE; part OF original Mount
aa To Mount f gernon ncs na
v
EOR sALE-DESIRABLE LOTS FOR SALE IN
L BROOK and and south Rrookland now is the time
ing. nIs-iw
LoR SALE-TwO HUNDRED SEPARATE PIECES
Of land, improved and un.mproyed. near tue city.
30 niles around the city before You A E
make suburban and farm property a speciality Will
take to vie" pF92sGifE s ss e if-ff
n4lm 1921 st. n. W.
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES

For sALE,,14lO 5rH ST. y. W. 2-sToRY AND
=. CELLAR S brick i've rooms lot 23Iea; terms
Iso h st and % and a. c6S
2-st9ry and basement brick rooms and bath " 300
SIX and f iaG Sssasr sS
n,aa RUST HTsGE55oEPss
Tor sALE-HOUSEs-
rooms snd bath, brown stone and spanish ~,
OREGON 4 IL ave-. a.siory. rooms.
csdsT 4 near ie.S NV. a-siOTy and celia. W.
nis8t WhTE fa5 THOMPSON. 1895 st. s n,1
FoR SALE , THE BEST BARGAIN IN, THE
sy nice 10th snf in s
west lot 10 BY average Of 90 t. an alley only g. 500
I'll ssfS fay ps1s R call a. once Of s9UTHLRN ia
FOR SALE $500 PROFIT Il SIX MONTHS
bnt BY o P1 th ST good bck s
dy 1NvEsfI 1i Co 0r''an O MIG 81
For, SALLY w. pTIALL, @25FN
- ave NV. Dr. % 500 81 Enw, T brick. go
iIoi NV brick II go az 8tl. 599
l s SSS Id s
I121 Iotn nw is O00 is32 iith NV, Brick s. 800
Myrtle int ne 900 600 l45 Ps ,S p nv S SS8
lss7 Pm NV. frame :. 900 1913 nv bIek: 600
~ l.s me- me- frame Sos lS Sls SS
e ss i4 81 9 9 to si d ban "a SEQ zee
nlo-3t
LNOR SALE HANDSOME NEW THREE-STORY
bow-window brick DWELLINGS p,iy papered
9la-ge rooms and bath htted out with al modern
pointmeats deep lots to alley; l2. 1.,S and 100 d
ST. n e. price S5 500; terms 81 900 cash balance
n1a aa ESsFERDa{ 1fi EiPPy s4 GPss To
LIoR sALE-A NEW TEN-RoOM, THREE STORY
Il house. with indiana limestone and ressed- brick
front, faces south Lincoln Park has steam heat
ana all modern iInproy ements, including four dne
cabin lnantels. For price, &c, call OWNER
cor. 18th and East Capitol sts n e. nlg.3ts
DOR SAL E-ACKER ST. NE, 3S.. BAY-wINDOw.
1r. and bath. Conrreted eel. easy terms - s3 $50
Elliot st. n mr. Nd ave. 2s. Or aud eel. g. 300
n1@3, WATERS THOMPSON. 1885 ST. n. W.
LNOR SALE-SPECTAL BARGAIN! DEsIRABI
Il home; good locality 2-story Groom brick ;
Am ;cheap and On easy terms; + IT. bet. 13th and
18th SITS
n19-3t WATERS THOMPSON. 1885 ST. NV
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Fon sALE-H ST; MAR 4TH NV. SIX ROOM
~ monsh 1e p aS's 100 Waiter hIff
1923 Pa. ave. Mast
Fon saLr.s9. 100. $500 CASH, BALANCE s.5
vsffk 4 BESas sss Fs M li
| EoR SALE - THREE TwO-sToRT sIx-RooM
brcs houses in northwss; section Of city near
Cle6l wAsR'N DANENHowER.
nl93t Cor 18Th and G ste.
EOR SALOON 9Th ST. NEAR Q y. W. TWO.
s5 5y and sss, p sf s1a
15ssl wAsHN DANENHowER.
n19-3t Cor. 13sn and g SITS.
r hou.s on K ST, bet : cap' and i.9.,s ne lot
iSi to 1O'00' paved VAS 6 II s82
nle-3t C362) Ger. l3th and g sts.
padN ~, nv r Se E II sna q
$: 30 BATH Ss ssf q pHS Sf iRgs price,
EOR sALE-A GOOD Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSE
Il on st. near 9TH NV. continuing o rooms. bath
aPa %s2 GR' r'n' &ashs 2D E5Ss tenant
! nle6. Cor. 18th and g SITS
s eAs egEE r9R
i.sj lot SAsH a@s f paSk@ Sife Roo
ni95s Cor. 18Th and O sts.
EOR sAIE-A LARGE BRICK HOUSE, II ST.
Nv. l3 roo ms; AL modern improvements large
I stable In rood size lot.
n19-3t LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 900 st. n
E'OR sALE-LARGE BRICK HOUSE on PRINCE
Il ton near 18th ST. rooms all modern improve
ments; large stable in rear; lot 5oxI5o; one-haf
square from cable thi. property is rapidly i'm
proving in value. LOUIS p SHOEMAKER,
n12-Et $50 st. II. W.
L-OR SALE-THE ELEGANT NEW HOUSE. 6G7 Q
4 at. NV nine rooms and hath, cellar. laundry
room: finest modem Improvement and co venences
everything rstclass built for lot l9r104 to
wide alley fne neighborhood; price, sil, 80. In
qujre a; 9l3 Pennsylvania NV. nlQ2t
IfOR sALE-l126 STH ST. 6 ROOMS AND BATH;
Il m l. lot 13I03 to alley. Price, "a. 80.
JAMES NJ. GRFEN.
nlo-St I'll i4th St
FOR sALE.l310 CoRCoRAN ST; ROOMS
y and bath; latrobes, m. l. lot 16 SxS5, price,
$500.
JAMES NJ. GREEN,
n193 I'll 18th st.
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DOR SALE
mace, mi sIs 600
Q 81. bet. 18th and 18th SITS. n. w., Tor. and
bath, furnace. mi r. 800
anil 1000
mace nj ........... 5000
h9th and cellar, am each. ............ $500
24th near IA ave- n W, ar and bath. ....... 5000
y q. near - n w Or and bath ..;......... $500
mace, psrered. a. mi ..,.....:....... $3.50
plpered. -......... 1900
pst near 18Th n e. 6r and bath ............ 5000
Linden St H. e., br. and bath ............... $500
Linden ST. n e, Or and bath easy terms -. q 800
duncan place n e, y and bath easy terms. 2,7OO
terms -. 900
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For full particulars call upon
McLACHlFN h BATCHELDER
MP Cor. 10Th and O sts. n W.

McLACHIFN 4 BATCHELDER
NIP Cor. 10th and q SITS W.
LroR sALE-ATTRACTIVE DWELLING I73O o
l st. NV. parlor. library. III ing room on first
fcor; handsomely decorated; the rooms are brigh.
end cheerful dining room is very pretty; kitchen
large and bright seven large Sleeping rooms large
closets. sl5 800.
Desirable for downtown business man is ol3 Sth St
H. W. Is rooms; cedar closets laundry room; nice
looking house and well built Will be sold at a bar
gain.
Two new Groom bricks in lie Droit Park. Will
be sold ON small cash AMI quarterly Payments
We h,ve also centrally located and wellrented
houses to eIcha Have one house to exchange for
TakuIua Park pros erty.
We have few small houses. 81. 200, 81, $50 and
81. COO, well Rented For sale easy terms.
nla3t 70 i'm at n W
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their residence on Iowa circle have taken rooms
at the Elsmere for the winter. Their sons a,
Georgetown College and daughter mt Noun,
Washington Convent will be home to spend
Thanksgiving.
Last evening a pleasant party, composed Of
the vestry and clergy Of St. Johns parish. as
sembled at the bospitable mansion Of Judge
and Mrs. Bancroft Davis, the occasion being a
dinner given by the host and hostess in honor
of Arcbdeacon Mackay Smith. the new rector
OF Sc. Johns, who was on a brief visit to WASH
ington TO see his future parish. Mrs. Mackay
Smith accompanied her husband and pres
ent at the social gathering. The vestry OF ST.
John was represented by Mr.. j. c. Bancroft
Davis, DIR. Robert Reyburn. Gen. G. c. Augur,
Gen. b. c. Card, Judge W. s. Cox and Col
James Lowndes. Gen. p V. Hagner WAS I'M
able to be present on account of sickness. but
was represented by his brother, Judge Hagner.
while Gen. j. II. Watmough was absent from
the city, and Henry E. Pellew also among
those unable to be prent Mr.. John A. King
and Mr.. Richardson represented the congrega-
ton of st. Johns. All of the clergy Of the
parish were present on the happy occasion, viz:
The Rev. Messrs. Bigelow, Bispham, Mckee
and Wood. The congregation of st. Johns
are invited to a reception at the same place
this evening from TO 6 to meet their new rec
tor and Mrs. Mackay Smith
The engagement OF Mr.. William Blum and
Miss Bertha Bernheimer is announced At
home, ia b street southwest, Sundays, Novem-
Der "a, December 4.
Miss Rosaiie Richard Of sos street north
west has gone south to spend the winter with
her sister, Mira J. schifman of Mobile, Ala
There was large gathering at National
Rifle Hall Sunday evening to witness the mar
riage of Miss Mile Mayer and Mr. Simon
wertheimer, both of this city. The hall was
Handsomely decorated with palms and crysantbe-
NUNS. the bride 'sfsvorite flower Promptly ~
o'clock the bridal party entered In the follow
ing order: Little Lena and Master Mite Vert
heimer Of Baltimore, the former in white filk
and the latter in black r.tin. Tower riri and