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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-02-27
r. r. CONWAY.

attoruty 1rd Counselor ct Law, Silver CIT,
New Mexico. Prompt attention given to al,
business intrusted to our care. Practice In all
the courts OF the territory.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-02-27
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
MAX FROST,
ATTORNEY IT Law. santa Fe, New Mexico.

GEO. W. KNAEBEL.
Once In Griffin Block. Collections and search
Ing titles specially.
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T. B. Catron

7. B. Catron W. +. Coons
CATIsON y GOONS.
Attorneys at law and solicitors in chancery
Santa Fe, N. N. Practice in I'll the courts OF the
territory.
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Catarrl1
2heun atism

"For several years, was trurlnleu
With infammatory rheumatism, being so
ad at times us to be entirely helpless.
FOR the last two years, whenever felt
the effects Of the disease, began to take
Ayers Sarsaparllla, and lave not had
spall fora long time."--E. I. Hansbrough,
Elk Run, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04

abouques Of white La France roses. Only the
immediate family ana few o. the BRIDE most
intimate friends were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jeffers viii leave IN a lew days for their future
home in Chicago.
Miss Clara PhiiaDaugn is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Weller. ISlG street. Miss PhiIabaugh 10
q member OF DR.. Shcer's choir in Buffalo. n. Y.
The marriage Of Miss Rose c. Mcintyre and
Mr.. George C. Schuiz took place las. night at
the residence of the parents OF the bride Mr.
and Mrs. 4. Mcintyre. The parlors were beau
tfully decorated with a PROPULSION OF ferns
palms and roses. Al $50. TO the strains Of
Mendelssonn wedding march. played by Miss
Louise Schulz. sister OF the groom and Mr. C.
Windus an old friend of the family, the bridal
by his cousin, Mr.. ". Landgraf. the bride.
escorted BY her father and preceded
by her sister. Miss Nan Mcintyre. and
Mr.. Herman Schulz, passed down the
hallway 20 The parlors, meeting the groom I'M
der a bower of ferns and Covers. from which
was suspended a large marriage bell of roses
where the ceremony was performed by the Rev
John Gioyd. The bride wore pearl India silk
anc Lace and pearl ornaments and carried a
bouquet of brides roses. Miss Nan MCINTYRE
wore hight gray china silk AND earned
bouquet of La France roses Refreshments
were served IN the dining room. The table was
prettily decorated with roses. The presents
were potn costly anc beautiful.
Mrs. .. Z. Wyman OF Omaha and her oauch-
ter Heiene are visiting Mrs. M-man's sister.
Mrs. q. c. CasTeli, at her residence, No. l505 s
street nortnwes..
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Micou of Admission.
Ala. are visiting Secretary Herbert at the
Richmond anc viii remain here several DAYS
Mrs. hicoa is the Sec-etarys daughIe-.
Mrs. Hu.chIns. wife OF Lieut. HuJcnins of
the navy, has oeen seriously i'll for more than q
month. but is now convalescent. Lieut. Hutch
ms is a. present in the city on a shor. leave
from his snip, the Z. 5. s. Portsmouth.
The family of Secretary Hoke Smith of the
Interior arrived in Washington tn is morning
from Atlanta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04
MAI. HARRISON RESIGNS.
Capt. Mahany Succeeds Him in Command
Of the Third Bat. alton.

capt. Mahany Succeeds Him in Command
of the Third Battalion.
Some time ago Maj. T. b. Harrison. COM
manding the third battalion. ID. c. Y. G.. re-
signed his commission He did SO because his
private affairs demanded much of the time given
to National Guard matters. but in view of the
fact that separation from the battalion before
annual inspection would cause considerable in
convenience the resignation was withdrawn.
Today the following self-expianatory order was
distributed. 1t will be read with regret by many
who have admired Maj. Harrison's soldierly
qualities and administrative ability:
HEADQUARTERS THIRD BATTALION. d. C. n. G.
UNION VETERAN CoRPs).
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May 3. 1898.
Orders No. 10:
The major commanding. finding it wholly
impracticable to attend to his private affairs
and al the same time give proper attention to
his military duties. has this day rendered his
resignation.
While he is panied to be compelled to sever
his official relations with the third battalion, it
is pleasure to know that the organization is in
the highest state of efficiency, and that the
command will devolve upon such a competent
and popular officer as Capt. Mahany. under
whose direction he hopes to see it reach even
greater success.
He returns his heartfelt thanks to the officers
and enlisted men. one and al. for their stead
fast support. and for the confidence they have
always reposed in him. and he assures the bat
talon that he will in the future. as in the past
take the greatest interest ip its welfare and sue
cess. T. B. HARRISON
Major Commanding Battalion.
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ANACOsTIA NEWS.

the Anacostia Base Ball Club has been organ
lied. 1t is as follows: Captain, Edward Dorsey;
catcher, Dennis Hartigan: pitcher, Bernard
Duvall; LIST base. Clifford Alder: ID base. Ike
Bean; Sd base, James Etzler; right field, Law
renee Miller: left field. - Madden; center
field, H. Bell; short stop, Ed. Dorsey. The
club is composed Of good material, Dorsey.
Duvall. Alder and Miller being distinguished
in local circles as sphere tossers. They have
several games scheduled, and on Sunday next
will play the Soldiers Home Stars.
The tower of the new NJ. E. church is going
up. Services will be held in the chapel on the
second Sunday in June.
Mrs A NJ. Green is reported as improving.
Mr.. Alexander Davidson is ILL
The police have been directed to keep aa
especially sharp lookout after grocery storea
Water Inspector Neal was il town last evoo-
ing and reported all well
The anti-pest house agitation continues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04
A HOSPITAL WANTED.
Poor Accommodations for Sick Children sx
the Industrial school,

Poor accommodations for Sick Children n
the Industrial School.
Mr.. II. W. Biackford, secretary of the Indus
trial Home School. transmitted to the Com
missloners today the following letter from Dr.
J. f. Il. Appleby to the board Of managers of
me school: I'm reply to your inquiry concern
ing the sickness lately prevailing at the school
would report that it was atmospheric. and no
way owing to unsanitary condition of the
building or grounds. The disease was In
grippe and has prevailed to some extent in this
locality for a number of weeks past We are
again furnished by this outbreak with an urgent
reminder OF the necessity of hospital accom-
modations at the school. Two small. badly
ventilated ana badly arranged rooms are
all We have at our disposal. furnishing
room for at most only four beds. Such q state
OF affairs does not exist perhaps in any other
institution of like size in the country An
epidemic never gives us warning Of its ap.
proach. When il is upon il Is too late 10
remedy the want. OF all people in this city.
the classes that compose our school are most
IN need of good sanitary accom- modstions BY
law all such institutions are compelled 20
have proper fire escapes. yet these
children are subjected TO dangerous contin-
gencies that any thinking mind will recognize
as outrageous. / have urged this matter on
your attention from time to time, and i fear
that its importance will only be recognized
when some great calamity in the form Of gen
eral disease has fallen upon these helpless chill
dren. Again i would ask you 70 make everv
effort to obtain this important addition to the
school"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04

ARRIVED.

Schooner Charles G. Dame. Grove. Pensacola. $40.
600 feet lumber. 1O0OOO shing.es johnson VIM
sati. Schooner William. Mitchell. Claremount.
20 600 lumber, Rylznd Brooks. schooner
Alfred DAY. Green, river. 600 lumber.
Isy!ana & Brooks. Schooner Thomas j. Dali. Nc
NamaTE Rappshannock river. -. 900 feet lumber.
Johnson NInsAft schooner sheldon. Sheldon.
Ciaremount. 90, 0Oo feet Iambe-. kyiand Brooks
Schooner 4. NJ BlundOn. Byrd. kAppshannock.
II. OOO feet lumber. d. BiscOe SCHOONER Four
Brotners. Haven saint Jerome, 100 bushels oysters.
Schooner T. Nj. Davis. Smiths Point. tsh Schooner
J. u. faunce. Ragged Point. tsi sloop Stiles.
Crockett Tanker 100 bushels Of oysters. schooner
Covington. Covinztou, Pocomoke. 10 bushels
oys ters. Schooner A. Is. Evans. Evans. Little rissr
Va. l.y0 bushels oysters. schooner G-arl blscoe,
Brown Nomini. ~ cords wood. Carter Clark.
SAILED.
Schooner y. II. Lambert. schooner Enoch Davis.
schooner Fish Runner. schooner Miami.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04

Impressive Funeral Services at st. Pauls
Catholic Church Today.


Catholic Church Today.
All the mortal remains of Herbert A. Preston.
whose death occurred on Tuesday morning.
were laid in their last resting place today in
Mount Oliyet cemetery. The interment was a
private one, only the immediate family Of the
deceased and the pallbearers. who were
selected from his former associates on News
paper row being present. At ST. Paul's pretty
vine-covered church the requiem mass was
celebrated THE morning by Father Mackin,
with Father Maynadier as assistant.
The church filed with the intimate
friends of the family. who were seated in the
sacristy. The impressive services lasted over
an hour. During their progress the widow of
the deceased Was so overcome BY her grief that
II was necessary for her to be assisted from the
church.
The sermon was to have been preached by
Bishop keane Of the Catholic University but
IN his inability to be present DR.. Garrigan, the
wee rector Of the University, preached. He
took as his text the portion OF the book of Job
beginning Il know that my Redeemer iveth."
The sermon was short and treated upon the
immortality of the soul. DR.. Garrigan i'm
plored the n ercv of the mighty upon the
heart-broken family left beh. I'd and hoped that
their balm might be the knowledge of the true
and active Christian life which the devoted
As'uSi anu Hau lNeu he clDSeO us
address with panegyrlc on the manly and
God-fearlng qualities of the dead.
The pallbearers were John NJ. Carson. p. v
DeGraw. Frank A. Richardson. +. 3. Wight,
Deb. Randolph keim and David Il. Mckee.
There we're many of Mr.. PresIons friends and
newspaper associates at the church. The num-
Der included L. q. DunEell. Cliff Warden, n.
b. +. Mcfarland, James q. Holland. s. E.
Johnson. John b. Mccarthy, Cluskey Crom-
we'll. c. J. Hayes and Fred W. Royce.
The floral pieces which covered the coffin
were profuse and beautiful. one of the most
conspicuous beng floral pail Of white roses.
which covered the coffin like blanket On it
were the words GOOD night" 1t was pre-
senied by friends on Newspaper row. who
intend to still further show their appreciation
of the sterling character of the dead by erect
ing a suitable stone over the grave. For this
purpose fifty cents viii be asked from each of
the Washington newspaper men. Maj. John
NJ. Carson will receive the subscriptions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04
THE COURT VACANCIES.
No Probability That Either One of Them
Will Be Filled Soon.

Speaking of the vacancy In his Office, caused
by the death of the late Howard c. Clagett.
District Attorney Birney stated to a STAR re-
porter this afternoon that for the present, at
least he would not appoint any one. q Mr.
Clagett's successor. In fact. he hardly
believed that he would fill the
vacancy until after the summer recess of the
courts Monday next Mr.. Jeffords. now en-
gagged before tine Police Court. would take Mr..
Mulloyney's place IN Criminal Court, No. 1, for
time, Mr.. Mullowney going back to the Police
Court
Clerk Young of the District supreme Court
stated TO-DAY that while the appointment Of
Mr.. Robert Wilett as clerk Of TIE Court Of A,-
peals created vacancy in the clerks
Office, he felt that al the present time
there existed no necessity which
required an immediate appointment. He had.
therefore. neither determined TO make an APP
pointment nor had he decided who ne should
appoint when 1t became necessary to fill tine va
cancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04
Indicted and Arrmigned.

In the Criminal Court Justice McComas, this
afternoon the grand jury reported . number Of
indictments and the parties we're srraigned
The following plead not guilty: Thomas Carey
and Eli Brown. W. S. Brown and VIM. Carroll.
larceny from the person; VIM. r Hale, assault
with intent TO kill; Damon jackson. do; Elijah
Smith. HOUSEKEEPING; Seymour Butler, larceny
from the person.
Arthur c. Jones indicted for forgery.
The following cases were ignored by the
grand jury: p. j. McEilegott. subornation Of
perjury: James Keith, carnal knowledge Of girl
under sixteen. Emil b. Levy, embarrassment,
and Isaiah Shilington, larceny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued BY the
clerk of the court to the following: James d.
Reading and Cora Il. Smith Louis Saumel Of
Cuba and Annie Little OF Gettysburg. Pa;
Bernard A. Short and Sarah ]. Pope; Thomas
r. johnson and Daisy Schooler; John G. Dono-
van and Elizabeth Rapply; Edward BROOKS and
Louisa Whittendon, both of Northumberland
county, Va; Joseph Johnson and Emma Fleet:
W. A. Williams and Mamie Purnell of Whining
ton, Del; Henry Rowland and Mollie s. Iru-
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04
FOR SALE-HOUSES

EOR sALE-8-aOOM AND BATH PRESS BRICK
Il house; mod. imps. Linden place. would
take team or piano as frs Payment. BALANCE monthly
ap21-l2tt
DOR SALE "A BEAUTIFUL BROWN STONE
Il house . rooms all III. l. avenue; 81 ,OOO; no
cash down; $50 per month also some cheap lots.
Owner. J. D. CROISSAST. $40 18th St n. W. ap24-2m
C'OR SAIE-BARGAINS-NEw HOUSES EASY
Il terms 639 and GAL G st. long lots to alley
rooms and cellar; papered and electric lighting.
OWNER. Z10 st. W. mh3l-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04
The Time Extended.

In the of Henry II. smith against Ma
thsniel I. Crutchfeld. in which the defendant is
charged with infringing on the compliments
copyright Of Digest and Manual of the House
of Representatives, Chief Justice Bingham this
morning made an order extending the time for
taking testimony of complainant to June
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il

I y THE StfNtNt CVVNI Vr THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
the 3D. Gay of May. 1893.
Rose Coyle ana Mary CoaEley Dennis Bernard
Coyle and the Baltimore and PJ1omac Railroad
Company. No li,Gi2. Docket -
On motion CT the cUiuDiainan Is. b. Mr. J. J John
sC. their solicitor, IT is ordered shat the defend
Dennis Bernard Coy. cause his appearance to be
entered herein on before the first day occur
ring iorty days after this day; oterwise the cause
viii I've proceeded With a. in OF default.
HE object 81 this have the cumpia,nants,
title 10 Sl.6ii.i3 decreed to be complete and per
fec TO tie nteT-s. of the defendant Dennis Bernard
COy.e, the being the amount awarded 20 said
Dennis Bernard Coy.e as DAMAGES assessed his IN
terest IL part OF lot square No. by
mlssloner~ Ill The o. the Baltimore and
Potomac 2ailr cad Company VS.. Dennis Bernard Coyle
ct al. AT law No. 81. AS.
. be advertised in The Evening star, newspaper
printed and publish in the city of Washington, in
the District o. Columbia.
BY the COGrt.
l. F. BINGHAM. Chief Justice &c.
true copy. test: By J. X. YOUNG, Clerk, &c.
my4-law3w By L. Z. WILLIAMS, Asst Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04
Oddities of Relationship.

From the Boston Globe.
People who have distant relatives in Chicago
probably won't realize unless they call upon
them this summer just how distant they
can be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04
SUMNER RESORTS.

FNHE ECkINGION-
WILL BE OPENED MAY Is.
In location. accessibility and
completeness of appointments
this lovely home is unequaled
in the vicinity of Washington.
ADVANTAGES.
10 acres OF beautiful lawn;
Beautiful xrove Of oaks;
Commanding views Of city
and country;
Fine tennis court;
hrtesian water;
siectric lights:
Dining room large and cool;
ICONS and furniture new;
light bath rooms:
Heated by steam and open
fireplaces:
Delightful walks;
Asphaited streets to city;
Electric cars to city every
five minutes:
Twenty minutes from Treasury
Department by lexington
Railway.
For terms apply to
MISS MARGARET McKELLIP,
my4-6t 1923 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04
Says His Wife Deserted Him.

Robert A. Clemens mas filed bill for di-
vorce from Harriet Ciemons. They were mar
ried November 90. 1850, at Centerville, Va,
and he charges that October 2. 1sss, she
deserted him. going TO Syracuse, n. Y, and re-
turning TO the CITY, but not to HIM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04

Cornelius b. Bagster. an old resident of Vine
land. n. j.. was found dead on the floor of his
house Tuesday evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

E'OR SALE-CUSHION TIRE VICTOR; GOOD AS
i spring forks; S75 cash Call any time
after g p M. lilo New JERSEY ave W. ap295ts
DOR SALE-SECOND-HAND VICTOR CUSHION
tired safety goo0 as new latest pattern; in first
class condition an with makers guarantee at bar-
gain. Address VICTOR. Star Office. my4
EoR sALE-LADY's COLUMBIA CUsHION-T
L safety; used four months Price xIOO Apnly At
1924 ST. n. W.. third floor. between and T. my3-3ts
EOR SALE-A HIGB-GRADE PNEUMATIC BIZ
l. cycle which advertiser took in trade and Ia. no
use for; will sell cheap and on time PAYMENTS N
Necessary. Apply between IL and l p. m. sos +
81. n. ". my3-3t
EOR SALE-BRAND NEW SOLID TIRE PSYCHIC
L $50; new cushion psyche. S65 new pneumatic
psyche 300; secondhand safety, S25; expert Co
lumbia. ID. ID. s. OWEN MFG CO. 1923 New York
ave. ap5-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04

+ s. H. WARNER & CO.,
916 St
Hardwood ave-. lie Droit Park. 3-story and
Gtijij
West side 2:Sd bet l. and sts.n.w..2 houses ,
tut oo'n o.oVo
East side ODD bet. and K sts. NV. two2-
story bricks. rooms an! bath. Each 5000
North side bet olst and :ssd SITS n W. 2-story
aud basement brick, : rooms and bath. a.
H. -fii,S5p -'--'''--''--'---- ''ooo
East side Sth ST. n ". bet. !. and NJ small
aies' o'VVO
East side 1Ith st. bet and me-. Groom
brick 5000
South side III 81. bet. 6t5 and 9TH ne. two p
story bricks rooais. heated by latrobes and
range a. H. l. lot L. ~ S3 acn' both $500
Q st. bet Attn and 9TH sts. n. W. 2-story brick 8
rooms and bath ................... ), 500
Spruce ST.. lie Droit Park two bricks Each. 5. 800
North side st. bet OH and 10th SITS. NV.
2-story and basement brick. s. rooms and
cellar .-.--- o'''oo
North side Elm ST.. lie Droit Park. 2-story and
cellar brick. rooms, u N i-.---....-..--- D. 500
UG19l
West side 9th. bet and q sts. NV. 2-scory
oricA. a. III. o.ooO
Elm ST.. lie Droit Park 2-story and cellar
brick rooms and bath. ain.i.-............ :, 600
East side srh st. bet B AMI ana me-. Groom
II,;.4j ''o''
East side 9th st. n. W. bet and O.. 2-story g.
o. tn y,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04

EOR SALE-SQUARE 7;}j As 4 WHOLE. OR THE
Improved property vacant lots separateiy,as to-
lows:
sesi 5O2 list st Sc Is rooms and bath. caoi-
net nantes. beveled plate glass hardwood
dressing case in trOzII Ded rOOni. hest s2ni-
AIRY plumbing. rrsL story brown stone AMI
oiOSH-stc ne steps and TRIMMINGS Frice n. 90
'O4 sos. SOS aud so lst So Sc. are " same
General description JG2 above. but
around plan of each Of these houses IS dli-
lerens. Terms easy Price eacn--.--.-.---- 1850
az. Oh and 5l6 LIST 81 s.e. g rOOms each %
on nOOr). Oath. concrete cellar. square hall
ieated by :urnacr. same ssyie OF finish.
u.nbing the finest f. 80
JtS Ist ST. 8 at u cor hickman St. y
-oons and sth. finely finished each room
ss;ae.........-.......... $3.50
. lO-fuot alley. and te houses face Garfield Park.
MIXING them beautifully SITUATED homes invest
ulsatS.
N" lOl Z st. Sc. cor ist ST.. s rooms ana
...'A y rooms hoor). square ballard
"oFi 1nlSl. sanitary UlulCBlIs,
iced cellar. heated by furnace, range
"itrEen. nicely paDer-d; hrCwu-st Dasv-
tAete trimmings AMI steps electric bells,
- 1-sSOd Oeveled pate Sia>- mantes and
,.f-,s X ease, ears pass the door, OyerlOOks
ne rice ASKED. CEy ....-.-........-.... 500
~ luc ans Ito l. St each rooms,
lneiy hnisned. best plumbing. Price each. 4750
-. I'' ana iu3 Z St = = q Rooms and
~ Uses are similar To No. .J02 lst So, de
s'rl'el above Esch ..-......... 4.:s51
-t44 u s-- aGOye houses will be sCd
ana trt row rented TO desirable tenants
a4I'lini 0uEding lots l65@ IT front ad Join NJ
IaSt men sl9neu houses and runnin, loft alleys
will -. - Il Tor less tn1n so el.s persons who
will build. DFFRIF DAVIS ~ an
hi5..-o- 1;l9 NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04

T. B. NJ Mason. Miss Herbert. Miss Sheriff.
and Miss Jackson of the tea room. The Young
ladies at the tea tables will be dressed like the
Chocolate Girl in the Dresden gallery. and
the members Of the Daisy Chain Guild will be
The market women. 1t is expected the Marine
Band will furnish the music.
Miss Louise and Miss Elizabeth Nourse of
Cincinnati, who have been abroad for the last
six years. have just returned and are the guests
of Mrs. j. W. Pilling. 1901 Massachusetts ave-
nue.. They will receive with Mrs. Pilling on
Friday, her usual day at home
Miss Kate Jansen of Quincy, VINO will be re-
membered as being here the early part of the
winter. is in the city for few days. the guest
of Miss Huntoon. 6 Iowa circle. Miss Jansen
is on her wav home from visiting for several
weeks past in New Haven. New York and River
ton. NJ.
Mrs. j. Morgan Wilson Of Rocky Mount.
\. c.. formerly of Washington. is visiting Mrs.
Anthony A. Connolly of 1905 9Th street north
west for few DAYS.
Miss Florence E. Bostick. ITO street north
east, will in the future reside in Anderson.
Ind.
Mrs. Claudia Moseley of Baltimore is the guest
of DIR. and Mrs W. o. Baldwin, 2Os5 F street.
Mrs. l. Steinem has discontinued her Fridays
at home.
Mr. and Mrs II. j. Horn will give a recep-
ton this evening at their home. 1913 Corco-
ran street. ia honor of the Young Peoples
Dramatic Club. NY Fellow Clerk" will be
performed
A pretty home wedding took place last even
ing at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs William
Schofeld, 2l3 5th street northeast, when Mrs.
Schofields sister. Miss Mollie Sessions Ken
drick. daughter of the late Capt. Ansel Ken
drick of Natchez. Miss. and Mr.. William
LETTERS of Hackensack. y. j.. were married by
the Rev. Green Clay Smith, pastor of Metro
poIitan Baptist Church. The bride attired
in handsome gown of lansdowne aud carried
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-04
FOR SALE-PIANOS.

EOR StLE-FOE 500. FINE-TONED ROSE
II wood upright riano at private house. Address
Box JOG. Star Office. my4-3t'