Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-06
GEORGETOwN,


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yar.ous
h"sa secaon
inc eis.
During the last twenty-four hours the follow
ing boats and cargoes arrived per Ches.peake
and Ohio canal. To Ns,ea,,h w;,.,,, , =.
H.,-a y, 40 ,,s -, "nsnip !" "
r. 20 Ao 'oNs eo".; NO. ioo' no tons;
NO. i<', ne consolidation No. 20. lis; Consoli-
dation No. Is, liz; Judge Stoke. Ill; Consoiida-
ton No. 81, 100; Consolidation No no.
Salina 1Is. M ,,s ia -
~. p--.,- ~
Ds' ''on@
bound TODAY were. Pare 1n5ro no,.,. S %
n. Bowers: A. Mover. J. McA.ee; No ls2. "
Howard: No. liz, ID. ssylor; Consolidation No.
~ .SPppns; ss =. ihssnam; "neatiey
nolas e'' L. "e,-
The foIIox;,s ho.,s lo.a.s =, ,,-..,,-,
for Geo-ce,ox1 on a,r,I A. To M.ros;,h w.
shin A Co barge III II. Keeay Can't II I..s-
SON. lis tons Of coal. Il x Env.n " uahh
Ill; No. la4 n y Stevens lis. No iaI =
Taylor. lls "
ss "~ssie ness ana MI. Ahare~ hriner
were married last night at Trinity Church.
Rev. Father Scanlon performed the ceremony
Miss Hess is the daurhter Of Sergeant Hes. OF
the Metropolitan pol,ce and Rs host. -
friends. Mr.. Kramer is oenpec,ed with the
Smithsonian Institute. The church WAS richly
decorated with palms and flowers and crowded
with interested specta,ors clad =, h-,rbt Co.
tunes The bride was handsomely nt.ired in N
gray gown Of bengsiine heavily corded with
bengalne silk and large hat ornamented with
lsce ana orange blossoms. Mr.. 5. J. kuble
ppa-tv s,ad 49, ~ ma" ao oriaAi
effectively sung bv Mr.. Fnnk EehstocL
The ushers were Mr.. Frederick Hornig. Mr..
Emil kuble. MIR. Harelin and Mr.. Stephen
ne'ss. AFTER the ceremony the happy couple
we're given reception at the residence OF the
oride s parents, 1877 S4th street
For AN rNcREAsEp GAS srpp1y
On the 1871 % No-.b ,h. -o,,,,,,;..;,..
. "s's
Requested oy 'ne ueorSetown Gas Light Com
pany t0 permit that company to lay six-inch
pipe from its works, on 29th street west south
along 29ih to the intersection OF K street north
s;us;,. anu noes e,eeA mere 10 connect vitn
Comrnnr Tbe re.so,' ..s; on "~S h's CIV
Georgetown companv for this NOVA Is 20
supply Georgetown with such amount of gas
as II may require IN excess OF the local supply.
70 guard against accidents and TO furnish
ueorse.c~n win an unsfinted supply OF
gas uurins q, repairs 10 the home works.
on harcn oo the necessary permit was
Issued and at the last meeting OF the
Ooard OF directors OF the Georgetown
o4S Light company, neld on Aprn 5, Its presi-
oeht was authorized TO have the connection
lnaae a. once. ms arrangement Is satisfactory
70 uoln COM anles me oinciais OF Doth COM
10 tbis deal AMI ,bst ali tno raasnn. a.. :,
were stated in the application for the permit.
.rsr JoHx-s curpcu
The yes.ry elected nv ST Johns Fn;sco,sI
Church is as follows: Major r II Rates
Thomas u,a. Dav,s p;,,a,ho,,so roh, ~
80, iN ..e'noGse' oonn MAI
pury, hanaah hagner. zen. r. H. LOCKER,
eosePu VI, "a'efs anu Dr; r .. basparin Inc
vestry WIZ meet on MONDAY evening next aud
elect churcn omcers. Next sunday there Is TO be
asonat aI,oh service a, ~nion bisnop faret Is to
oineia.e. neN. Mf. DucA' rector OF tais churcn,
LAS completely recovered from ms recent III,
service OF the EpiscopnI Church over the re-
mains of Mrs Emma Sparsho.t whose death
was noted In last night STAR
AN OPINION OF THE coLoEED RACE.
Rev. DR.. Sandy Alexander does not take a
pessimist;c view OF the future OF the colorsd
nsonIe ~ C.or,a,oun uo .,., a.. -
$50. ma me- "'e
progressing N renslon' morals, general culture
a,iu e sa.s mat Pernaps tnere Is
more preJuoice against 'ne rsce mere IMAM In
14naoe' any o'her part OF tne Dlstrict,
ye' ior al tnAt tney nave
.arse anu handsome cnuFcnes, npraries,
..u--..-i - = $50
.e.ectuai pssnmes. Our people are reasonably
Happy anu larry wen Dressed We have fn-
.u.e IN common Win Geofseiowa and We pro-
pose 70 utlize IL, said the DOCTOR
PROPOSED PARSONAGE.
At the hoard meeting oY the ,ropn, Zion A NJ
6 Chrr,h ,ha .,,,,;a.,o :. = .1'
'.V Va NC" 9afsonAse was
discussed. AL the oiaciais present concurred
in the project, saying that such q thing
was oue VI Tue needs OF the
hension that The finances df The cbnrcb nan,d
not permit such addition to the church prop
erty, and hnal action on the matter was post
poheu 'ii tne mex. BOARD meeting. Al That
aee 'ins Al IL iihei! .nht Plahs VIII De suomitled
ana approved ana that the parsonage project
VIII NC iorinaAy se'ueo-
THE DIAMOND BAZAAR
The second NIGHT of MI Tabo-s a;.uo,a
first, q steady stream OF people going in and
out as long as the doors we're omen. Among
those who devoted much of their time and at
.nanked appreciativeiy for lts success were
- ,,ra.;,oi I'll auu s; Dona,usoii,
Hnnt a,",.d ~ '"v supper taoie; ms: W; z.
charge of the fancy bootb. Mrs IharIss Enot,
who superintended the ice cream taole, assisted
by Misses hess and l.owrysnd Mis-, Sessev and