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NATIONAL PARK SEMINARY

NATIONAL PARK SEMINARY
For young women and girls; 20 minutes north Of
Washington. at Forest Glen. Md. Collegiate an.
preparatory courses. Excellent faculty. 40acr
campus. $4,000 bull 3ings. cultured home
Send for illustrated catalogue. au22-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-31

oURS-THIS SEASON. In a wealth
and profusion Of styles oachable
In every way. From the massive
mahogany. built for decades of SER
vice, to the dainty and elegant style
Of the French designers are repre-
scented. And the cost putting-of q
character to satisfy every purse-and
permit every one to own at little ex-
penditure-this essential Of a well.
regulated dining room.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13
2Si Int SeM.

9ie biel umitrittene Srage, ob @ilbelm
Teu in ber S6tpei5 mirtlicb 9cle6t bat, lit
III ein neues Stadium setrcten. Der 0ias
Ieftbi6ter oeS Otittelalters, 8eter Slcben>
ipirtb. bat ein erit jebt ~aufsefunoenes Wfaz
nuieript: v@tne Geiie bon g8ien nacb
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Elm 8etpciS oafilr betracbtet, baB Sea ntcbt
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&arl 2inbau in 8ien bat bieien Sunb
semacbt unb mill i'm Sesbite bicies Sabres
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bunbert unb itarb 1894. Seiu poetii4es
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5ua", BEN Der 0t9ter mil9ema6t bat. Oas
crpd6nte Wanuifript lou iicb in Der Burg
bibliotDef in 8ten befinoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13
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Oarb9 entfernten 6itgel po1ttrt, ultgefGbr
$50 OarOS 01tlicb BON Der Cambridge.
y9ie @aSetten DeS Gtrgtnter WttlttGr:
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gen eradten es fir an9eneien, baB oas
fir ben @r;rerrGtber vSeff" 9apts proietc
ttrte 9enfmaL BON ben Srauen oes Su1
bens, baS Srauen=O 1cnument aber BON Der
mdnnIicben 8ep0lferun9 bel6afft merbe.
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su boffen, baB bur9 baiielbc nibt ard
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etnen Srunf MaIier ms @efi3t lpudt(
unb 3ur 2(ntport CAB: Go to hell, you
Yankee, S of a b.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13
2gmerifanif6es &tmopieD far Ole
GGipeia.

Gu9en @ermain, ser ameritanif6e @onz
iul III s3iiri9, beribtet an bas Staatsz
9epartement in @aibin8tort, 6aB fib aur
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cine icbr ginftise @eIegenbeit biete.
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700 @oupt-550 Jttn6er unb 10000
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PfunO wiirben $15.74, fiir 3ubereitetes
Tleii5 I'M 9Iei3en 0eiDi9t $30.88 be3a6lt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13
(grief on bic s IItnpts 9tau1s8eituug.)
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13
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lar per SlaI@e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13
Nierelte nllb SlaienzQeiOen,

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anB. gri9bts Rranfbeit, Mlblminuria nnb IN alien
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IoueiI en b%etBeI6e5. brennenoeS SefibI I'D elnfteat uno
S@ner5en I'M &idtreu5 uuo in Den &enben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13
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srOBte Sln~treiniser nnO fit Set
luna drOniIder Granfbeiteu.

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i9pire. Siiftenneb. 8ronditls.
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Si9e fidere 9eiIMtttel fir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-16
FALLS CHURCH,

The Odd Fellows held an interesting meet
ING on Thursday night one candidate was
elected to membership, and nomina items for
officers for the ensuing term of six months
made MIR. u. E. Church. who has lust re-
turned from Texas. made an entertaining
address. and MIR. Frank Newman sang a
solo.
Mr.. Elmer Crump is making extensive i'm
provements To his residence on Broad
street
The lawn party held by the ladies' Of the
Baptist Church on the Eagle House grounds
last night was well attended.
Misses Grundy and Weller had the mis-
fortune TO lose a valuable horse on We'd
nesday last
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter are visiting Mrs.
Harry Turner.
A delightful reception was given last
night by Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. De Putron, in
honor OF their daughter Corinne who has
just graduated from ST. Mary's Academy of
Alexandria, with high honors. Miss De Put
ron. assisted by Miss Claudia Curtiss, re-
cetved the many guests. Their new and
handsome residence was thrown open, and
the grounds were beautifully lighted with
Chinese lanterns.
Dancing was the feature OF the evening.
and excellent music was furnished by Ter
rats Orchestra An elaborate supper was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-16
AN IDEAL GREAT MANS WIFE.
Mrs. GladstOne's Wonderful Tact I'm
Watching Her Husbands Many Moods

Mrs. GlndstOne's Wonderful Tact I'm
Watching Her Husbands Many Moods
Vrom the Chicago Herald.
The watchrul care which Mrs. William
Ewart Gladstone continually exercises over
the health and comfort OF her distinguished
husband Is the subject of frequent COM
ment among her intimates. Possessed of q
rorceful intellect and strong womanly SYM
pathieS, she uses these characteristics in
SUCH way as to make the ex-premier think
her the cleverest woman in the world. Out
OF all the members of her household she
alone knows just how to manage her VEN
cradle husband. who in recent years has &C.
casionally manifested a disposition to in
duige IN what would be regarded as tam
trums in less distinguished men. On one
occasion recently a leading London jour-
nalist, while dining with the Gadstnnes.
got into heated argument with the sage
OF Hawarden over some question OF public
policy. While the discussion was at It's
stormiest a servant quietly slipped q card
into the nand OF the daring newspaper man.
On 1t were the words written in Mrs. Glad
stones large, angular nand: I'VE never
contradict Mr. Gladstone" The visitor then
for the first time noticed that the grand
old man wore a flushed and excited look.
He at once took the hint. and after feebly
conteSting the point for few moments
longer confessed himself worsted and peacs
was restored
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-16
DUNCANsoN BROS. AUcrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEE SALE OF SIX BRICK DWELLINGS.
NUMBERS SIS. $50. 500 s24 5o6 Am sas
SPRUCE STREET, LIE DRoIT PARK, IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue OF six deeds Of trust TO ms hearing
date June &c. 1890. and duly recorded in Iiber
1903 at folio 121 ct GEO., folio l32 ct seq folio
10. et seq, folio l42 ct seq folio lac ct SEQ
and folio lol ct seq.. respectively. OF the land
request OF the party secured thereby. We the I'M
dersigned trustees, will sell at public auction in
mont OF the respective premises THURSDAY
THE TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE. A. ID
1894, beginning at HALF-PAST FOUR o'CInsK
PM, the following described pieces or parcels
of land. situate in the county Of Washington Dis
trict OF Columbia, and known and designated as
lots 32. S3, 81. IS, SO and 81 of Charles e
Of Barber & Co.'S subdivision in block number 2
in lie Drot Park. as the same is recorded in tie
Office of the surveyor OF the District of Column
hia in book county No. Z. at page 6S each OF
the said lots having a frontage on the south side
OF Spruce street of Is feet by depth Of 100 feet
with the right of way the rear three fe,t
OF each OF said lots, and each improved by a brick
dwelling house. Each OF the said lots with the
Improvements, will be sold separately.
Terms OF sale: In respect OF each Of the said
let's, one-tliird Of the purchase money is to be
pid in cash, and the balance in two e1ual In
stalnents, payable In and two years with
Interest at the rate OF per cent per annum, from
the day Of sale, payable semi-annually, secured
cash. At the option Of the purchaser. A deposit
Of 500 will be required OF the purchaser on each
lot time of sale All conveyancing recording
and notaral fees at the cost OF purchaser Terms
day Of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve tho
right to resell the property in default at the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
MAHLoN. ASHFORD.
CONSTANTINE II. WILLIAMSON
je14d&ds Address. 40 Louisiana ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-16
NEWS.
ANACOSTIA.

An all-day excursion by the teachers Of
dxth division B OF the Anacostia public
schools to Marshall Hall today, for the bene-
Mt Of the Teachers Annuity and Aid Asso-
citation OF the District Of Columbia, was
well patronized by the friends Of the
school
A permit has been granted Mr.. George
yuppes to erect a carriage shed in the rear
Il his premises. No. All Harrison street
Mr. George II. Armstrong has returned
from Lodge, Va, where he has been for
The past week.
On Wednesday evening last Mr.. and Mrs.
John Miles were surprised by a number Of
their Anacostia friends putting in an ap-
pearance at their residence, on the Good
Hope I'LL. well laden with good things
and bent on having a pleasant time gen.
orally.
Miss Florence F. Allen OF Prince Georges
county, Nd, and Mr.. John z. Pursell Of
Anacostia were quietly married at o'clock
on Thursday evening last at the parsonage
OF the Elworth Street Independent Metho-
dist Church by the pastor. Rev. J. d. VIII
son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-16
HAGERSTOwN.

A few flags and a meager display here
and there of bunting. and sprinkling Of
stragglers from distant companies are the
only reminders of the great firemens dis
play here during the past two days. and the
event goes down to history the greatest
of it's kind ever held in this section Of the
state. There were l 800 men In line in the
parade with Twenty-Five visiting compa-
MES, to say nothing of the many pieces Of
handsome apparatus and prancing steeds
that made up the pageant
Rev and Mrs. Wilbur Slower have been
appointed missionaries for the Conservative
Dunkard Church to Calcutta, India, the
first ones sent by that church to that coun-
try. MIR. Slower was born at GreencaStle,
though now making his home at Waynes-
boro. Rev. and Mrs. Slower will leave in
September, and will be accompanied by
Miss Bertha Ryan.
Now that the project to complete the
South Mountain electric railway was de-
feated at the special election in Boonsboro,
the county is to be appealed to to finish
the same. The road is three miles in
length running from BoonSboro to keedys-
Vile, where connection is made with the
Washington county branch Of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad. The amount need
ed TO complete the road is $1,000. Whether
this latest scheme will meet with success
remains to be seen.
The clerk of the court has been notified
by franhhn l. lime of Rohrersvlle not to
lsue marriage license to his daughter,
Emma 5. Hine. whom he believes is con-
templating marrying William Fish. Mr..
iine claims his daughter is but sixteen
years of age.
]. H. Grier & Co. of Washington have
leased for number of years the plant of
the Winchester Lumber and Manufacturing
Company. They have taken possession and
will give employment to quite a force of
hands.
Heart disease caused the sudden death of
Mrs. Nancy Sewers OF Clearspring She
had been standing before her bureau only a
few moments for the summons came
Col Buchanan Schley of this city, the
newly appointed surveyor Of the port Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-16
GAITHERSBURG.

Miss Lula B. Walker Is in Front Royal.
Va, attending the commencement exer-
cises Of the Randolph Macon College, of
which institution her brother Wilson is q
pupil.
Mrs. Frances r. Lybrand and family have
moved to Washington to reside.
MIR. Frederick Allnutt Of Jacksonville has
sold his famous trotter 'Swatz" to a Fred
erick City firm for 5000.
Mrs. Virginia Chiswen of Buckeystown
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. E. r. Allnutt
Of Jacksonville.
The executive committee has perfected the
program for the fourth annual convention
Of the Montgomery County sunday School
Association, which is to be held July and
. at Boyds. On Saturday the exercises will
take place in Williams grove, and consist
OF addresses by county workers in Sunday
schools and general discussion of topics as
signed. In the evening the election of off,
GERS and other business will be transacted
IN the Presbyterian Church. Sunday MORN
Ing MIR. w. IL. II. Smith of Washington Will
conduct a Bible study, and Rev. John w.
Steele OF Clarksburg will preach the con-
vention sermon. AT p. m. Mr.. Warren
Choate OF Rockville will direct the chill
dren mass meeting. which will be followed
by a conference OF superintendent, in
charge of Rev. q. h Mock, state organizer
OF the Maryland Sunday School Union. The
convention Will conclude its work with a
song and praise service at d. m on Sum
day evening. Every Sunday school in the
county Is entitled to be represented by two
delegates.
The Mount Pleasant N. E. Church South
Missionary Society held it's first quarterly
missionary meeting on Sunday night, with
large audience in attendance. program
or music, recitation, &c, was enjoyed and
addresses were made by Rev. Richard
Phowles and Edwin Devilbiss.
GaitherSbure Good Templars have COM
pleted arrangements for their demonstra-
ton on July at Good Templar Hall. Be-
ginning at l p. m, there will be speech
making by prominent temperance adyo-
Gates. Refreshments will be sold.
Several persons playing ball on a vacant
lot on Frederick avenue were arrested and
taken before Mayor Duvan by Bailifr Eng
ish on Friday evening. The mayor fined
them 81. 50 each. which they refused to pay
and were carried to Jail at Rockville by the
bailiff
The board of trustees of the Washington
Grove Camp Meeting Association held a
meeting on Wednesday night, and decided
to hold a ten-day camp meeting, beginning
August II and continuing to August 81
Rev. Luther b. Wilson, presiding elder of
the Washington district, will have charge
of the meeting.
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1I1 ~ IA1NINO OIAIN, GAL OhDA1, y

served during the evening. Everybody
seemed to enjoy themselves to the utmost,
ana without doubt II was the most success
ful affair Of its kind given here. A large
number Of people from Alexandra were
present. Among those present were the
Misses Ruth Ballenger. Kate Price, Ada
Ballenger, Incz Daniel, Laura Mulhall,
blanche Drummer. Edna Luttrell, Persis
Proudft, Aida Boernstein, Mildred Searle,
Eva Birche, Ludi Brenizer, Lottie Patten,
Maud Riley. Miss Ellison, Mr.. and Mrs
Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellison, Corinne,
Edith and Beatrice De Putron and Messrs.
VIM. King, Walter Ballenger, Stuart Smith,
Park Melvin, Robert Downham. A. Pruden,
WIN Jacobs, Ernest Daniel, Hud and Will
Patten, Arthur and Webster Flagg, Walter
Evans. Guy Luttrell, Ed Mills, Ed johnson.
Clifford Laughlin and many others
Miss 1nez Daniel and Mr.. Ernest Daniel
Of Washington are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
j. c. De Putron
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TAkOyIA,

Mrs. A g. Thomas is having built by
Messrs. Skinner & Blodgett, contractors, a
handsome frame cottage on the lot on Ma
pie avenue. adjoining the Presbyterian
Church The numerous porches and bay
windows will make this cottage an orna-
ment TO the neighborhood.
Hotel Takoma has been invaded during
the week by the friends of two or three
prominent guests. who entertained with a
luncheon their Washington friends, pre-
parat4ry to the departure of the latter for
Sea and mountain resorts. During the week
the following have registered, VIZ: Repre-
sentative v. A. " ellis and wife, Wisconsin;
Representative kuIuS q. Lester, wlIe and
daughter, savannah, Ca; Representative j.
T. McDearnon and family OF Tennessee,
MI Geo. N. French and family, Washing
Ton, MIR. and Mrs. A. T.. Hooper, Baltimore
ND Air. Iunis +. Dean, Baltimore; Mr.
and Mrs h. Carusi and family, Washing
ton.
Hiss Edith Wherritt of Mt. Carroll Ill, is
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Brown of
chestnut avenue. Miss Wherritt is an
artist OF ability and the daughter Of an oid
army cOmrdde OF her host.
MIS- h III. Douglas. with her children and
mother, Mrs. Hannah Childs, left Thursday
fOr Saratoga county, y. " where they Will
remain unLl October.
Mrs Joynes, vain her daughter, Miss
Joynes. OF Frederick, are guests of Rev
and Mrs. Allen Grifnth.
guest for the summer at the residence of
Mr.. 4. MarIs, ON oak avenue.
Miss Danforth, Miss Daisy Danforth
AessrS- Geo Losekam and Ward F'avorite
We're Iakona representatives at the NJ. o.
T. ball on " edneSday night.
Mrs Geo. H. W ellis has in course of prep
arIlion Tor exhibition early in July tau
IeauS embracing an interesting portion OF
Bible history The costumes are being pre-
pared with skill, and the effect, with cal
cium lshts, etc, promises to be tine one.
Mr.. H. Barker, with his daug inter- Mrs r.
StOckstlll. have leased Tor the season the
Cottage OF Mr. T. III. Douglas. on Magnona
avenue
Mrs Carl Decker. with Miss Ruth Halle
TON Decker, is visiting Dr. and Mrs h. 4.
Bennett OIL Magnolia avenue
Mayor and AIRS ). ). Snedd, with the
AlsseS Bell, entertained their numerous
friends lew days since with an at home
ana reception. Dancing was INDUCED in
until The Wee sma hours. The decoration
Win plants, palms and hower-decked man
tets, tables, etc-, with the brilliant iIlumina-
uCn OF grounds and piazzas, rendered the
spot an attractive one
Mr.. L. e. Burgess. with his family, has
leased a cottage on Holly avenue for the
summer.
Mr.. Theo. Freibus. jr., has returned from
MANASSAS, Va, where he has extensive
building interests
The Takoma Base Ball Club has not de-
esI4Alned upon the date for the match game
Ihe Methodist League will hold their
weekly meeting on Monday. at 7:3O p.m at
tne residence of Miss Edythe Page. ON Ma
pie avenue.
The Junior Society Christian Endeavor
SdNe an entertainment at the chapel last
evening for the purpose of purchasing song
DOCKS Tor the society. The young people
served cake and lemonade under direction
VI committee composed of Mrs. Bertha
nOnd. I' 800