Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-16
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at this place. on Monday SOFA lcf w ILL.,
Realizing to Oscar L. Johnson lot OF land
embracing about two acres aud situated
near the railroad station, for the sim of
Si,;S1o Tie premises sold have fer some
nlcnths been occupied by Nj. Johnson as
a lumber yarG.
During the past two days some uHeasl-
ress ila., been manifested in this locality by
a report tllat i coiored man recently re-
turned from Washington, where he vas
located in d smallpox infected uL:Stfi%.' hdA'
since i.is return, been taken SICK at Der
wood. Persons from that neiShhorhood,
however, place little reliance III the rul;!e'.
Cards are out Tor the marriage OF reAt
Thursday evening, at ST. Mary Ca.hStt
Church THIS town. of Nj. Thomas \ Bai!ey
AID Ms; Katharine Lyd1aiie. botii ot Urls
mes l. to".ood. ... .
In Ike orphans court yesterday letters OF
administration on the personal estate OF
Ivan -. {. i;arnes. deceased, were granted
u Charles CoiilIs4Cc; bond, $-,b3o
y large atd fasE:c2anle audience VAS IN
;.lte!.ui.:.,c At The Opera House last niGht,
tee occasion beng 4 concert by the Schu-
,.;.f.I Lady Quartet The program was
rendered :lci artistic style Us to receive
The ile.titE pl2t!tiltS of the Audience.
Mrs Susan @. Barnsiey, wife ci MI Jas.
L. I,arns!ey, a wsil-known ciuzen OF the
ol:,i,.oraood of OlEey, d!ed on the ltth IT
stau,. i'll the scgenty-cighth year OF her
aGc. Ter funeral VIII take place on ~ as
Gay al II Il. III, from Upfai'd, "ilh inter-
ias:,t It 81 Johns Church cemetery, olney,
Iil. Deceased leaves 4 husband, three
,...t.G ntG:S and five
Key. Mi. MOZART, the weli-kEown La
theran Clergyman OF Washington, VIII ho!l
Services in the Prcsby terian ChCrch at TINS
place OH sunday next at . q clock p III.
'ine choir Tor the occasion vii! be composed
of Aiessis. w. y. Dobson, c. W. lrettyual,
jos. keld!ns and Or. r. e. Warield
at Il meeting of the recently elected di-
ciors Of the MONTGOMERY County Naaon;il
Lark of Rockville held here yesterday,
the following Gsicers of the BANK
were elected: Spaac~4t G. 1oaes. pEesiden,'
H. Stokes. casll.er;i J chm +. Byers, assistant
Cashier; George 81. Hunter, teller; IL III.
Holden, discount CLERK: James Is. Hendar-
The cour,s co4liq ssTpners held meeting
here ye- teiuay, at WHICH, IL large amount OF
routine business vas TRANSACTED. Bus or
the fo!c~in2; persons We're cHaalAeh' PASS
&c! ;,l.,l ordered lie pati: FIRST d strict.
Francs -. brown tp-HilS), $is.Tt lhiru
district. Joseph y. It1rpy tbrG22i. %'ibt,
+. !iossft;re road> >!-'j, Fourth district
Anier.,,.s Legs (pr.usel, Slo; same roadp,
5..i.U. Jas. -. NJ t's-r-a.,t tpt.itn$), 81 la.
ruth tiIs,r,et-i..- L., Iawcett ipiklg),
,-..Il. Tie contract Tor huiidtrg a bridge
over Htnlctt's c-e-s. Vas awarded 10 W H.
=. f!c US III, = 49,
Accyr ga, % Wr::tt is deemed a reliable
report 81 on Brttit..ore the appointment OF
4 sue e&sor 70 ,!ai,s .o!.,. 4. NInson Of the
crc;.iJ court, VII DE 1n,t'ic on .doI:tily next
ON Tie evening Of tie .'th instant the lesi-
de:cc Of Mr.. Jss5 Ea:lson,at Lay louisville.
tbs county. u.s. tie scene OF {, pleasant
,..thcri.lr ii.s event uaiHg lie marriage Of
his eldest daughter. Mss :i@ttie, ana Eir.
Clarence ist-iyu the res 'lbora0od Of
brighton. ~ al early honr the guests be
gan to arrive, Ati1 a:".i the large par!orS
were tilied VITA 10. relatives and friends
of The contracting parties. AZ c'Gioth the
strains OF l.Ui. aIi.:, We,.t:,.'S i..arch ar
tistlcaIv rendered by Mss Nc.i-e Alinitt Of
Laytonavi,;e, D=attd forth. aud The bride
ard green eHtrFc / the pariUr preceded by
The bridesmaid. Miss ,i3nne Hen5Cn, sister
OF the bride. and i:er att324iant, Nh. Robert
Soper OF o!Ee3, and advanced to lie mid
die Of The room. they were met ny -
il. WiEs,ead Of ,ne Il. l.. Church. who ger
formed tii.. ceremony Under q large and
briliiautiy ti&,ntei arch decorated with ever
erecus T.l.e t;tlr !.i'uc was ;ittiicd in tan
henrietta, trimmed in golden brown velvet.
with gloves to match, ard carried a bunch
Of ca,ia lilies ana White gC.2niUrn5, tied
with white ribbon. The i5,ooin wore the
conventional black. At the close of the
ceremony the bride and groom received the
hearty congratulations; OF tnei' fcie1is'
after which a bountIful wedding dinner
was pariail.n OF l'y all present The we'd
ding presents were numerous and hand
some Among those in attendance were
Rev ard Mrs. W.nstead, Mir and Mrs. j.
NJ Alinutt, NJ. and Mrs. VIM II. Dunawin,
Mr. and airs. Frank Watkins, MIR. and Mrs.
l. =. Benson, Mr.. and Mrs q. ". Monkey,
HIGGINS MIR. a3i Etfs. Howard plUnmnr,
Nj. and Mrs. " IT. Higgins. Mr., and Mrs.
Charles Benson, Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Thomp-
snr, Mr.. and Atrs. Clarence !Aiiautt, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Benson, MI. and Mrs.
Jas. siiiey, Ms, Frank Brown, Mrs. John
Benson, Mrs. Haney, A:rs. George Ray,
Mrs. Ella Thompson. Mrs; Jane Hi%s'ns'
Mrs Susan DAVIS, Misses Pearl Winstead,
Clara Benson, Myra Wolfe, Elite Penn, S.
F.. -ilinutt, Florence Houck, Lizzie Dwyer,
Rosa Crawford, Mss Daily Of Baltimore,
Messrs. Daily. Samuel RIGGS, Harry Brown,
Charles Higgins. Edgar Benson, Arthur
Eaney, VIM +. Allnutt, Clarence Thonp-
son. oscar Brown, Willie Ailnutt, bradley
Watkins John Penn, Richard Ward. George
Crawford Of Baltimore and Lee Trail of
liIinoiS.
Mr. Ernest Redfern of New York was
granted Il divorce yesterday. He married
the defendant in October, 1881 but she re-
fused to accompany him to the United
States.