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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-07

hoa-rt Williams lately r-ur~f a. r.--sT
Ess. i~nfornasion as n~com~ eel 80,
@Aaa = performing a s-rvir~ tsat ~ a.,
- ~sa aftse government in time 81 .ar
So. i@ Information, Anf AZ al tim~.
k4rps.~ - great utility n .re-tnw IN.
ger. ,--.a o ~ Eorids prugrvs IA al ma.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-07

sstal tax collected on distilled spirits
krlT110A on manufactures Tobacco.
slL1A. and On fernenfed liquors GSS
We exported merchandise daring ne
E1olntinx "a k47 ek ia . decrease OF
-84 rum the ureredtng year
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-07

-naunt Of gold exported was Arxsr tsAn
.rFious ear In the history OF the Sotslh
-~le-nting 70 tlas. 81 ssA and exeeeslns
1esut exported during tEe preceding
~, ss.slL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-07

The adoption ~ naffaliaa farmatioas tQr ~
fsntrv regiments. the strru&fhrn1nE q ths
artillery force. the abandonment - smaller
and unnecessary posts and tbs m2S-in< Of tns
troop- az important ant acees>lnie stations al
promise 10 promote the usefulness af the
army In the Judgment q army oTeers with
buf few exceptions the operation Of tae AE
f,rbiddfax II. re~nlistnent OF men AFTER ten
vears Of service has not proved u. Nt>1om-
s,d while rhe that led 10 IL Adap~
fion were not without merit. the experiences Of
M vesr eonstrzins ne % Join IN he recon
neniation for its repeal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-07

me reports Of ne Ill sS- SEA- Ia
PUNT and he special $500 aa-t.J .@Taar~ IA
ssr1cs.saor 81 "a army AMI a a.E.9sS
s,.5cr amonE is On en- 70 -xset M =
sMa.saseS<iog and to u themselves Ios &c
sf@hest seryIce 70 me eeIEiEJ.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-07

ms repor o. the postmaster .~a~rai COZ.
tas Do-t ecnee department aarin. ~. a.. -,
I-ar snd nush Interesting Information ,nnrh.
~ Iats Important branch o. th- vrnIic .sry-
IN business q TIRE ustis Indicate With AZ
- nc coautry aud depression ia naAaeiai a.
- thettl@nty and quickly r-inc.- the un<fai
Tt~nueS Therefore . larger discr~pancv taau
Nern ne pot Once receipts AMI ex
peudtfur~< i he -Nu-ect~f aaa unavyst.nf. =.
~ ~ ~ distressing Erinx~ncY which ha~
Psstsiied throughout the country furfnz muen
Z me Time covered uv the postmaster grner
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-07

secretary Of the treasury reports Thar
pts OF the xowernmentfrom al sources
= tne a. al year ended June 70 lsS,
teie9 70 t&sl- TIA SCI % and lis expenditures
ESsAE4D There was collected lrom
- EExH.0 la13 and from internal re-
c-lea 70 eftf SAIL an increase OF s1*Sa-
- ne p~recee11nx rear, and inpors2sions
tnty amounting 70 stf4S442fi-a decrease
ne prececLng year Of sfs 80 Az. internal
z re-eirt exceecsd those Of the pressed
ar y s.i4T.<xkE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-07

There ar- nox ruanrefrs 10 ~ past a-~~
asGahA~ hmsa2 = rs employees wko are "a the
eaAssine4 serxtas Tar haAf ~ tHis xr~aI Do
n0rtu~af GseNs r9agtEstNe eNtaencc % m
value q sfN18 service r~f1r7 an~n after 81 ~
nsrteaes tha1 r~nsfers BIS aatxEn~at o. th~ sub
ret absolutely rsuRri~ - sxsr~S~~s tn sria
90 thas Ntfswlt the a~u~rt % this sFstem n
Ma1ia - tnpsz~.l - - rnusizrt tar vast na~
n--@ infrr<tsd - him Z desire Ia con1m-na
~ especially saFfhF - prcapt sft~nttoa The
@zx~stions q 10 po-f master E~nrrai rviaftnr
% \ mere sensible EaA ~usfns~~ Ike orEGrtr1
tea and = better 1iSsrihuttna q responsibility
"a A. sf~uurz#xaaf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-07

Orr relations with Mexico continue 70 D. Of
~ close and friendly nature which shouId
kssFs characterize the intercourse OF two
Exhhorinx republics.
ne work Of relocating the monument marx
= she boundary between the two countries.
~ Pas0 Del Norte to the Pacific i nearly
npiefed The commission recently organ
- ander the conventions Of ls-a and isSp IL
kspeefed VIII speedily settle disputes grow
ert af the shifting currents OF The Rio
k7nae river east Of FL Pasol
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-07

The total enrolment Of TIE militia q tae
several states vas on the 4sst Of ostan%r 9t
me current wear fi&5eT o-r-r- and Enlisted
nen The officers Of the army detailed Tor TIE
inspection and instruction Of thi= res%rse OF
orr military force. report thai fncr~1-ed tntef
est and marked progress are appafcht n ne
ami efrcieacy Of me organization.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-07

Arer nurh preliminary Nor& AnS -
,;on in accordance vita tas 49,
Tee -,~ar7 -vre wira Walc1 70 replace
Ssae 1880 -Snrnxneld riE= Of ne l1fs5try
ssevies conpIetsi Is lsoors dartax "a =
wear. and ths work O. n-z nar~ A. s-r1iuxasld
pro<ss.1s-nti sxpscted that y the cad Q.
~ = -...f year our infantry I'll pe -appLle1
m .-.an,n eauaI 70 that or t1e no-t P~
~r~~Sfve army Of the Sorid-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-07

The secretary. in ki~rrraFt~ ziFs~ a. zcrouzt
Of The operation % he marine Hospital service.
and % the so0c work dune unsier IL apr
vision IN preventing the entrance aud sprrad
o. contagious disease Inc GIEoGifsa . 81
the Last two vezr touchi1x ear rghlic esasth
and the demonstrated danger o. t1e l-tuusi4c-
fiou Of cuutagfaus dfs~a~~- fram foreign ports
has invested The SUBJECT q natiazzI 4uzF4ntin.
wfrh fnrrru<@d iurrr@-f
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-07

Iae purchases Of silver B7,ie~ - -
a. 80 sasinS ne hst fiscal year agxr@.ates
Sit-S hue ounces xhleh eosf Al; ~ 80,
tine "a amount Of silver purchased frnm ~
rcpeal o. me purchasing ciaa.~ a. - sna, ne
NS'euao-r l@N sa- 10 80 ss - sn- es1~-.
snlSh COS; siha 1tew4 F.t~~~. -
80 ~ Sasrh- lsFa aad ;ae arst lar OF Ssvew
avs ss0G.5IT nn- ounces ~ s5I- eas.sr Al
y. Ntos-se The silver dollars ina, hav.
zen snlned under the act Of Jalv "a ia ~,
svrh es The .-lxnioraze arising rrgu
sun coinage was sdF7sasa - IeaEing =, -
n tue minis To- so ~ ane s'.'.. On lAaa
which cost sies ~ % u SILVER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-07

~.irher Indian outbreaks nee domestic vio-
i.n.e have called the army into service durins
ne year. and the Only active military dats -
oui--d Of IL hAs o.en IN the department OF
fexas. where violations Of the ne4trsAts -
~ ~. F-niteI and Mexico sere rompt snd
s--s~,slv deait with by the troop eileifEng
ne warm approval Of the civil and nihtAry
-.h.-srfa4 ~ nosn countries
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-07

vAile our foreign relations have not al all
|srex during the past year been ~entfreIv ,res
(>rn psrplexity, M ea1baFr1=ssrr situation -
|s.ins that will not yield to the spirit Of fair
rs and love Of justice. which. joined sifh
k~nssfeni hrmness. characterize q truly Amer
"a 'oreirn policy
| he president devote- considerable spar. 10
h~Tiew Of our relations with our ~n-fghnorx In
Esrirl and south America. the West Tnfie-
h. Europe. reverttng Incidentally 10 ihs
tanxo state and the praiseworthy Efforts a.
HFfiization IN hal quarter. and also notes the
|nnr-rn Of the Cnifed states for the mninte-
nzce Of the territorial integrity OF the rppub-
y q Liberia OF more than passing interest
j his rrfe' ence TO b Samoan Islands. OF whiea
y sly
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-07

- ne passage OF the act Of March J. less
-xlzinx srhe president TO raise the grade or
k1.oys 10 correspond with the rank IN
lloreiEn countries zccrecit their agents
oreaf Britain. France. Italy and Germany
-saiefred On their Representatives sttnls
-ltae title OF ambassador. and We have
E-ard oy ~acrrcdfting thf azenfs OF the
states in those countries with the same
elevation OF mission Is announced
$50 and when made will be similarly
III step ntttngiy compcrts with tne
- ne Cntted States hold in the farily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-15
DEMPSEY IN CUSTODY.
Being Unable TO Pay His Fine Judge MILLER
Commits Him.

Being Unable TO Pay His Fine judge Miller
Commits Him.
James Dempsey. the man who sold liquor to
old soldiers and others in the county near the
Soldiers Home property, and for whom an
attachment was issued from the Police Court
two days ago, as heretofore published in TIE
STAR, was arrested at his home THE
morning about z o'clock. He was sitting on
his front porch grinding coffee for breakfast
when Policeman Matthews found him. Demp-
sey made no effort to get out Of the officers
way, and said he had arranged to appear in
court today and that he had been away endeav-
oring to borrow money with which to pay his
fine.
When he appeared in Judge Miler's court
later in the day he was represented bv Lawyers
c. Maurice Smith and Eugene B. O'NeiIl.
Counsel asked that the forfeiture Of Demp-
sey's recognizance be set aside. That was the
recognizance of $500 in the case remanded to
the Police Court from the Court OF Appeals.
Mr.. Pugh had no objection to setting aside
the forfeiture, and the court directed that such
an entry be made on the docket.
4 fine of $3.50 or thirty days on the farm had
been imposed in the test case.
Can the defendant pay the fpe?' asked the
court.
NO. your honor" answered Mr.. Smith.
Then he will have to stand committed"
Martin B. Webb was his bondsman in the
later cases, and he said he desired to be re-
lieved from the bond
Mr.. O'Neill objected 70 Mr.. Webb surrender
ing his client. because he said he bad been paid
for going on the bond and he thought he
should take the whole risk in the matter and
stand on the bond until the case IL finally
disposed of.
Judge Miller said that the court had nothing
10 do with that transaction, and Mr.. Dempsey
was therefore surrendered
Sentence was not imposed in the case for the
reason that q motion in arrest Of judgment 10
pending.
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WOmen's Relief Festival,


The Women's Veteran Relief Union, auxiliary
to John A. Logan Command, Union Veterans
Union, gave a strawberry and ice cream festival
Tuesd ay evening at the residence Of Col. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Freeland, No. IS 7th street southeast.
A large company, joined by members and
their friends from other organizations, soon
filled the commodious rooms that were
elegantly arranged for the occasion. The ex-
ercises we're unique and interesting. consisting
OF songs, recitations, vocal and instrumental
music. Miss Noroa Lewis rendering a talented
and efficient assistance at the piano. Ice cream.
water ices, strawberries and cake were served
in a manner becoming the well-known ability
and liberality that characterize the ladies COM
posing the union. Among those present we're:
Judge McCalmont Col. and Mrs. Irving. Capt
and Mrs. Miller. Major and Mrs. McDonough,
Gen. and Mrs. H. L. Street, Gen. and Mrs. s.
W. Baxter, Col. and Mrs. E. H. Thomas, Col
and Mrs. Bumpus, Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton, Mr..
and Mrs. Wheeler. Mr.. and Mrs. Yingling, Mr..
and Mrs. Birchfeld, Mr.. Snodgrass. Mrs. Burk,
Mr.. Colt. Mr.. Wm Bong, Mrs Sallie Boag, the
Misses Yingling. Chase. Baxter and MCGOWAN,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Chase and Capt. and Mrs.
Brayton.
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Naval Orders.

Lieutenant Commander VIM. II. Webb. Lieu
tenants F. W. Nichols. VIM. S. Benson, Ensign
F. r. Brainerd and Past Assistant Engineer G.
h. Kearney have been ordered to examination
for promotion; Lieutenant ". P. Clason to the
baltimore; Lieutenant Commander ]. G. Eaton
from the MononGahela to duty a member of
the steel inspection board; Lieutenant Com
mander F. NJ. Wise from duty in the library,
Navy Department, and ordered to the Monon-
gahela a. executive
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Col. Leiber's Injury.

Col. G. n. Leiber, acting judge advocatesgen-
eral, is confined to his home. No. 1922 18th
street. He strained the muscles Of his back in
some unaccountable manner last Friday, and
the injury has become so painful that he'was
compelled to take to his bed. He IL not be-
lieved to be seriously i'll and will probably be
himself again after a few days rest.
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The Atlanta at Colon.

Word was received at the Navy Department
today that the U. S. S. Atlanta has arrived at
Colon for coal Yellow fever appeared at some
points on the isthmus, and, as affairs in
Nicaragua appear to have QUOTED down, It is
probable that the U. S. naval vessels will not be
kept much longer IN that country. 1t il said
to be probable that after the close Of her
present mission the Atlanta will be assigned to
duty on the South Atlantic station
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Ordnance She'll. Reflected

As the result Of the recent tests at Sandy
Hook OF the deck piercing shells for mortars
made by the Sterling Steel Co., one Of the two
breaking up after striking the target, the War
Department has rejected the entire lot Of "a
shells Of 12inch caliber. Another lot Of the
shells is about ready for trial in few days and
1t is possible that the rejected lot may yet be
made ft for acceptance BY rstrsatmenk
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. ONTPELIER" FOR SALE

"M ONTPELIER" FOR SALE
~ One Of the grendest old manors Of MARYLAND:
Contains 20 acres. at 800 per Montpelier
10 widely known Is ono Of the most enchanting and
@snsiSa ses.s square 1sS .inss
1Sx4S feet II built of br1ck imported from England
best built modern Of 1898 I'll heated BY hot
xsser IL pipes
All modern improvements. Everything nice and In
Thorough rood order.
The grounds surrounding the DWELLING sre beautl-
and have lons been noted By tourists the nearest
resemblance to English estate that can be found in
this country: Long lines Of b?xwood hedge. q CEN
tury old and forest VI oaks that has equal In the
country on high ground. in Close proximity within
r.. between Washington and Baltimore. 10 miles
from Washington one-hslf hours ride by Il. r.; .
miles south Of the city Of Laurel and In region that
Will increase in value surely the national capital
70 country that
Washington road. over which Gen, Washington fire.
quently travelled and room in the house Is always
alluded to Is Gen. Washington's apartment; this
DWELLING canuot be duplicated today for $50. 600.
be appreciated; sli for sss 900; payments 70 suit
All the furniture in the dwelling, which is ncay
stock and farm nplements with crop in the ground.
session can be given within ten days.
Further information will BE- furnished by
js9-1w 62F st. NV. Warrington 5 O.
FOR sALE-AT wo0DsIDE. MUSHROOM
range collar. Windmill. stable; corner lot. with
jssam B. tEfGH f1 4 ii 8. n. w.. cor. ~
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To Command the B~nu,p<ton.

nmander c. NJ. Thomas, who has been
az -..:hed to che navigation bureau. Of the Navy
Department for more than three years, has
been detached and will take command Of the
Bennington after leave OF absence for
month The Bennington will probably be
sent to Europe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-15

Fifth Regiment Band at Bay Ridge.
Free concerts daily. Trains leave Baltimore
and Ohio station week days at 9:15 a. M, 1:30
p. m. and 4:2S p. m. Sundays at 9:S5 = M, $50
and 3:l5 p. m. Round trip el-Adpt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-15
Appointed a Bank Examiner.

The controller Of the currency has today ap-
pointed Simon r. Flynn Of Spokane, Wash, .
national bank examiner. Mr.. Flynn was for
number Of years connected with the Washing
ton, d. c., bureau Of the Baltimore Sun. He Is
still q member Of the newspaper profession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-15
MilitarY Cadets,

The following named persons have been ap-
pointed cadets at the West Point Military
Academy: Lyman NJ. WEIGH. San Francisco,
Cal. Edward S. Brown (alternate), Brooklyn,
n. T.; ". Y. Sanboon, Madelia, Mimi; 7. T..
Henton (alternate), Luvernc. Mimi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-15
Not for Rahv Ruth

The New York Recorder Of today says, under
the heading ''Not for Baby Ruth" that two
large retail dry goods storesin New York have
received orders each for a quantity Of infants
first long clothes to be delivered ct The White
House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-15
The Public school Exhibition.

The permanent exhibition Of the Washington
public schools will be opened this evening in
the hall Of the Franklin School building. The
exhibition will show the work in art and CORE
lated manual training exercises from the lowest
primary school to the High School inclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-15

Transferred to the Department.
Miss Elizabeth De Lay has been transferred
from the city post Office to the Post Ones
Department as q clerk Of class d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-15

Alvin E. Hewitt Of Connections has been ap-
pointed postal card agent at Birmingham,
Conn, at 81, 500 per annum, vice G, n New
ton, removed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-15

Every Day and sunday at Bay Ridge.
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio station week
DAYS at 9:15 a. m, 80 and AIS p. m. SUNDAYS
at s:s5 = m, l:So and 3:l5 p. m. Round trip
ol-AduG
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STORAGE.

L niture and all personal effects at SLOAN'S l4O7 G
St best location. building and light. dry clean
and airy apartments my2.-1m
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THE ATLANTIC BUILDING,
Its Strength, Security and Entire Safety
Assured.

TESTIMONY OF ARCHITECT JAMES q. HILL.
BUILDER FRANK n. CARVER, INSPECTOR EN-
TwIsLE AND CHIEF PARRIs OF THE FIRE
DEPARTMENT.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

DOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL FARM OF 10
L acres. one mile from Beltsvie tB. and 0. X. RI
ings in rood order; BEAUTIFULLY shaded yard; land
very fertile all cleared except about 25 acres good
peach orchard Of young trees; S12. 900.
jelS-2t DUCKETT. FORD 4 CO.. 6l7 Fn,w
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

-
EOK sALE-HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE CHEAP
Il at 9S2 18th st. NV. je15 Ct
EOR sALE-FOUR NICE OAK SCHOOL DESKS,
y also wired oak petitions. cheap. to make room.
Call sol 9th st. n ". IT.
EOR SALE-941 H NV; LARGE REFRIGER-
ator gas cooking stove nd water cooler preserv-
ing cans; 30 shades matt NJ Of 10 rooms; 4 cheap
bed room suites &c. cheap for cash until Friday.
p. m IT.
EOR sALF-HIGH-GRADE PNEUMATIC SAFETY
bicycle; $40 cash IL L St n. ie14-3t'
FOR sALE-CHEAP-POOL TABLE. APPLY l4l3
II st. ne. jel4-3ts
EOR SALE-FIVE GALLONS OF CREAM DAILY
L from country dairy. Address CREAM. Star ONCE
te143t'
Tor sALE-A GOOD FIRE-PRooF SAFE WILL
y BE S so CHEAP d ANR on TINE II MECEs
ADDREss BOX 90. STAR oFFfcE. iei4.st
EOR sALE-A REMINGTON TYPEWRITER. IN
fine condition; will be sold cheap; cash Install
mentsi an opportunity to secure . bargain. Address
WRITER. Star ONCE js13-3t
EOR SALE = CONFEDERATE POsTA0 =
l. stamps, portraits of JET Davis and WASHINGTON
gold dollars. halves and quarter; also O. and
W. FECHNER. :3l Pa ave. NV. apI7-im
EOR sALE-CHEAP-A SIX HORSE POWER EN-
Per gine: shoppins machine and suffer Apply sl2
EoR sALE-DoG MEDICINE. SOAP. FLEA
animals and birds stuffed and mounted sCHMiD's
BIRD STORE. 7l2 Eth st. NV. my28-3m
EOR sALE-"OTTO" GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW
l. and secondhand; any sizs.
Send for circular or call on
n12-tr d. BALLAUF. Art. 731 7th 81. NV
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EOR SALE-A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOME
4 OF % acres. improved by large double house Of
IL rooms. beautifully located eleva;io ion in u
grove Of fine old forest oaks kitchen bath room and
closets supplied with hot and cold water; lighted
throughout by sanitary plunbinr per-
feet all outbu ings fruit and ornamental
15-minute walk from silver Spring station. Nero
poiitan branch. ID. and o. railroad inquire on tn.
ie1O.2w
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EOR SAIL
w
NORTHWEST.

EOR SALE-5I5 AND AIS ST N.E.3 LOTS.
lftsr = pm tel3-3t'
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ADVERTISE ONLY BARGAINS.

a53ENesr Arlington Hotel. Il -. stable .. s25 600
81 Just above Dupout circle Il corner. II OCO
9I7-S-ar Conn ave ami L., l.. corner. l.. 900
500 ST. bet l1th and 18th north side a. 900
-lfrov1-stone front elegant locaton... H. OOO
50 ~ blocks from DupO1t CIRCLE deep. TO- 800
sou block from Dupont circle. r. deep. TO- 900
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the father OF the bride- 1he Drlde was De-
comngly attired in an empire gown of white
null. After . short reception TO tbeimmediate
friends and relatives Mr.. and Mrs. Harris took
the evening train for their future home.
Chicago.
Gen. and Mrs. J. J. Reynolds have gone to
their cottage at Old Point for the summer. Mrs
Everett Hayden accompanied her parents, with
her boys. Reynolds and Herbert, and her little
girl, DorofNy.
Mrs. John Bingham has issued cards for the
marriage of her daughter. Isabelle Marie, to
Mr. Paul Francis Cain at 81. Patricks Church
June q, at high noon.
A very pretty wedding ceremony was per-
formed at the Mt Pleasant Congregational
church last evening by the Rev. ChRs. II.
Small. The bride was Miss Ida NJ Ronsavills
of this city and the groom Mr.. George 4.
vreeland OF Summit, \. J. Mr.. VIM. II. Rom
saville, the brother of the bride acted az best
man. and Miss Kate Ronsav.ue. the brides
sister, bridesmaid. The ushers were
Messrs Robert Barrett of Summit. n. J.,
and George W. Lawrence OF this city.
Mr. Percy S. Foster presided at the
organ. The bridal procession was preceded by
the circle OF Kings Daughters of which the
bride a member. The church was very
beautifully decorated with flowers and pains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vreeland left last night for the
Hygeis Hotel, where they will spend about ten
days. From there they will go to Boston by
sea. On their return they will take mp their
residence at Summit. y. J. A reception will be
rendered them on their arrival at their new
home.
At St. Dominic's Church last evening at 80
the marriage of Mr.. Walter Lang and Mrs Betty
Easter solemnized. After The ceremony
the couple were driven 10 the home Of the BRIDE,
where a wedding supper was served at which
the families OF bride and groom 'sid number
of specially invited friends were present The
bride was charmingly attired IN black dress,
trimmed with lavender silk. with hat and
gloves to match.
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NOR SiLE-TYPEwRITERS OF ALL MAKFS-
r Harrington. Densmors. smith. Hammond @
graph. Gc frst-clGss machines AZ low nzures' -
spa4 TYPEWRiTEI: EXCHANGE. 6IO ST. n
IlOR SALE-PETER HENDERSON, co. FRESH
flower garden and lawn grass sseds. bulbs. &c
sCHMID'S BIED STORE.
apl23Ias 112 18th St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-15

NOTE-Shrewd investors Ely when the market is
DULL Tbs Is the time for BARGAINS. Examine
r. C BAUMGRAS.
Phone so Ce13-trl 1927 @ St main floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-15

L'oR StLE-ON Easy TERMs-pNE TWO STORY
l. brick house. 40 p St n e. yves. Eczington): 3
rooms. bath and cellar: furnace heat tiled bath
aHc ye-tibule; cabinet nlantels and all moiern
imrrov sraents. Apply TO WI A. VAUGHN. Owuer.
lO}s Conn. ave jel2-6t'