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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

By A. l.. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

~, RvSTEEs' SALE or LOT .5xl5s
FEET. WITH ONE-STORl FRAN r.
COTTAGE THEREON, STU AThD -
THE CITY or MANCHESTER, %
South LINE OF BAINBRIDGE BE-
TWEEN FOURTEENTH AND fir r..
TENTH STREETS. DISTANT AbO ~ =
ls5 FEET FROM FIFTEENTH STREE l.
~ virtue OF a deed ~ trust executed
~ The undersigned BY William O. brown,
dateI 81 February, lsr3. recorded IN
rIe,k'e Office OF the Corporation COURT %
Manchester, in Deed Book 10 Pare 50.
a. secure the payment u the money
,ferrin mentioned. default having oern
r.ade in the payment n the same; We
10; heiug thereto required BY the nelt-
ccia~v ~ sair deed. proceed u seH py
a,,r.ion on the premise. on -
WEDNESDAY. JULY -. $50, ..,
o., q O'Clock =. NJ. the property ABOVE
orERSis. Cash as 10 expenses and 'eif
t.i.rco uron such terms as may DC
EDWARD :. ROSE.
JOSEPH ". IhVMAS'
GEORGE :. NAsHON, JH.,
"a, Trustees.
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THURsDAY. JULY q, 1895.

AZ o'clock p. NJ. the property described
as above. The dwelling contains or .
rooms. with gas, city water, and cuiVert
connections. There is a good stable
on the lot and some other outbildings.
There Is on the lot number OF fIlit
trees grape vines. and Movers. Inc
dwelling Is IN hrst-class order, having
been recently painted and papered
throughout The whole property fronts
~ feet on the west side of Pine street
and runs back between parallel lines 40
feet 10 an alley.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at
sale SUTTON & Co,
iv2f AuctiOneers.
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GO siis sliI., 1!'
~ ROUTE -

tA~~@
EtlLlIlkE JILL 4, 4s-y.
TRAINS LEAVE RIChMOND.
BkOAD-slREL STATION.
S..g 4. IL, DAILY, vain Pullman iy1 4o-a.
stations, Newport News, on
PJlnt. NOli0l& and FcEis-
asp. NJ ng-.S, with Pullman, f,r
local stations. Newport News.
Ola Point Norfolk and Ports
,o.a0 A.. IS1si train. except sunday
wllA IailOr-Car fOr lsOnee-
Nerte. Connects a. Union
Station. Charlottesville, llt
l.5acuDIrb, AZ basic 4pl
llasorstoWn. AZ stanton ior
b. lucneatel, a-i az SoflNA -oA
80 P. ii, lie t.6eiaqsi .. ard 8, 81, LOUIS
10 Cincinnati, Louisville. ana
s. Louis. stops only az lul-
uortanr stations Connects
az GoIi0usyiiie. except sun
day. Toy Orange ana AL stA-
TONS ON southern railway
north 0f orange, al tJs-
lugton daily Tor VIZ
gluIa hot springs. and az ASH
land ior LrNins ton ana Lou 80
Vile. Meals served on dining
cars. No. .. a local train, eA-
cruf sunday. follows SO.
nom Gorlausyille 10 Goshen.
s.eJ Z. NJ. Local tram, except Sunday.
accommodation Tor ChaflOtles-
,o.2o p. NJ. DaiNiy Tor Cincinnati. with
Pullman 10 Hinton and Cor
dOu4s.lle 10 Cincinnati and
Louisville. Meals served On
diuing cars. Connects at
COgiNgton. Va. daily FOR
Virginia Hot Springs.
,RAntS LEAVE EIGHTH STREET
s-.A II Daile. for Lyrch0ufg and
Eremo. except sunday for
Rosney. al LsncnOurs. daily.
with s. g. ~. r.. H.. and TIE
Southern railway Tor South
west and south, except sunday
tOr Lexington aud craig
tity, and az " cit-
ton Force Win no. Tor
R0ncescrto aud 80. Tor en-
90 y. NJ FNltpt sunday. Lctal Accom-
-" medallion Tor Gladstone. Con-
meets AZ BrcmO for Aryonia
r,pATNs ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
BROAD-STKEET STATION.
SD A. g.. Daily from Cincinnati
30 A. NJ. Daily. ircm Norfolk and Oli
an p NJ. baiy from Cincinnati and
Louisville.
$50 p. ~. Daily from Norfolk and Ola
-.r p. NJ. ENccpt Sunday from Romeo
yerte and Virginia Hot
StrIIEs.
tn ms ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
S.so A. N. Except sunday from Glad
stone and Ary0nia.
s.ss p. NJ. Daily from Lynchburr. Lex
ington. Va, ard clifton FORGE.
JOHN u. POTTS
Division Pss@erg@' Agent
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LOST or FOUND.

r OST-SATTRDAY EVENING. AT
| Meyers store, or between there and
Ninth and Clay. or a. ST. Peters cathe-
dral. ONE FINE-DOLLAR BILL AND
ONE TWO-DOLLAR BILL. Liberal re-
ward II left at this Office. JyS
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Commissioner over,on Howard's ONCE.

Commissioner Overton Towards ONCE.
No iIi5 east Main street,
Richmond. Va, July 5 $50
All parties interested in the above
cause are hereby notified that l have
fixed upon Thursday, August 18th, AZ
10 o'clock A NJ as the time. ana tnis
Office, No. 1913 east Main street, kieh-
m0nd. Va, as the place. Tor exec tl.ilh
the decree OF reference, from NAich the
FOREGOING extract is taken.
Given under my hand this SIN Gay OF
July. lSsg5. ONERTC& HOW RID.
jylO-we4w Special Commissioner.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

PLDMONT AIR -INEJ
SCHEDULE ~ EltLDl JILL :, l.s.
TRAINS LEANL ElChMyNb, y 4.
1910 q. b., sou ihEkN IN f-7> aa.ty
~ Alanta,AugUsla and points SCUM.
Slefpcls Richmond 10 ia lt .lie al
Greensboro. open a. 80 i. ~. Ne..-
nests AZ L1lNlAe WIN ti.e ~ ~. 10
I>LfIDN AID SDIIlitf - 4 hiss
ESTIDULE LIMITED so 20, ti'-
rylug siecI er8 90 AsleNi4-, Dna. lt-
N1C.l, tirmile nam. Neu4 li-. 90"
Orleans. and Tampa. also, ulat-cla.
day coach between Washing toA ANA
Jacksonville. al New ofleln, a--
an polnts iu Texas ana caUl9rlia.
lZ.5J 4. a.. FAST MAIL. daily. Tor Atlil-
Ia. Aususia aga points '9li. d, o.
meets ~ AOscley win r. 8 4. X IT,
al Neysgllio Tor llaresfi-le. tAloi-.
Henderson, ana Durham, -Al as
Greensboro Tor Durham, itale en am
Ninsl1u-sl.em sle-gers b-nFille ~
so j.. ST.. LOCAL. daily except sunday.
Tor Amelia Courthouse I'D lhternle-
TRAINS ARRIVE At RICHMOND.
From Atlanta and Augusta.
connecting closely with trains tos West
Point
$40 A. M.-From Amelia courthouse.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos OIL and b.. between Manchester and
Glover. Va. and Nos 90 and fi. between
Glover and Nclp0lls, Wil also carry pas
senEor7.
YORK. RIVER LINE. sla WEST POINT.
LEAVE IlDHMDND-
3lJ p 81, Local. EMPRESS, pally cN-
cept ol.sty stops 40 all stations. Al
Lester Manor connects With stage for
WalAertou. vita Baltimore steamer ~
West Point
4s H. st.. BALTIMORE LIMITED,
daily except sunday. Close come ti0n az
West Point with steamer Tor Baltimore.
steamers leave Baltimore H.. Al. and
West Point j. d.. daily except sunday.
Trains nom West Point arrive az klcl-
m0ni 20 9.O. A. II. daily ana iO 40 A. VI;
daily except Sunday and Monday. and
200 l.. 81 daily except sunday.
7.99 A. 81. LOCAL MINED daily except
Sunday leaves sd f. Tor West Point and
intermediate points.
Ticket Office al station foot Of Virginia
street. oreu from 3 A. a. 90 T.. II. and
. T. " % 1905 A. nj.
civ ticket Office. gol Main street
] M CfrLP " A. TURK.
Traffic Manager Gen. Pass. Agent.
W. H. GREER. General Superintendent
\ T. O'RNfEN. superintendent
mo ~ BEALL. Travg Pass Agent.
90 east Main street, Richmond. Va.
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lTOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL.
VI MOUNTAIN LAKE,
HTT ~ cor NfIfX \


vi MOUNTAIN LAKE,
GILES COUNTY, VA.
The coolest and most charming sum
uer resort. No malaria. 30 mosquitoes.
Maximum thermometer during 1894, 20
degrees: average, al degrees. EeacneI
bv Norfolk and Western railway. Twelve
hours from Richmond Through sleep
ing and dining ears. MasniAcently STU
ated on the highest point or The SAlie-
ghauv mountains. Elevation, irp ieet
above sea level Beautiful lake nearly
one mile long and one-hat mile wide
surrounded By rhoiOdentr0n and laurel
in fuu bloom. Lovely drives and walks
through wooded glens ~ cascades, one
of the latter being nearly one hundred
feet high. Brook trout fishing. NeW
bowling alleys and tennis court, boating,
etc. Excellent livery. with new con-
vexances throughout. Hotel entirely
refurnshed and finished. Cuisine eN-
ceilent Music and dancing Season
closes October 18th.
RATES-S2 10 $3.50 per day; so 20 f4
per week. Special inducements 10 fam
lies and large parties and for longer
time.
Buy your tickets 20 Pembroke, va.
Summer excursion rates Tor round-tripb
where our cOnveyauces meet all trains.
Address all communications 20
y. 4. TAYLOR. Manager,
Mountain Lake
iv10-lgt Giles county, Va.
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At the request Of the owner. who has
determined 10 break up housekeeping,
we shall offer for sale at public auction
upon the premises on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
WANTS.

->~0--~--0----~--0-c-o-c- -. =, f>sI,r,
~ ANTED-ORDERS LEFT AT ONCE'
GREAT REDUCTION.
BOTTOM KNOCKED OUT OF PRICES.
ANTHRACITE COAL
So. a.75. and S45o. according to size
and quantity.
sPLINT AND ALL SOFT COAL
s4.75, $40 to $3.50 per ton
GAYTON-
81 and 1925.
HURRY IN ORDERS BEFORE THE
ADVANCE.
BEST FUEL AND PRICES WITH THE
LOWEST.
QUANTITY AND QUALITY GUARAN-
TEED.
1910 WEST BROAD--Ph DNE 4Vt.
and
1905 EAST CART----------PhONE lo1.
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By George :. Nashon, Jrp
Real Estate Auctioncer'
No. z north Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

AUCTION SALE OF THAT LARGE,
a WELI~BUILT, DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING AT THE SOUTH - !!
CORNER OF PINE AND tllINA
STREETS. KNOWN AS 10. 600 SOUTH
PINE STREET; ALSO TWO NICE Va
CANT LOTS ADJOINING.
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The above business can be bought pri-
vateiy. as a whole. at a low price ma
on very reasonable terms, prior 10 me
above sale 1t is a most excellent op-
portunity for any one to 80 into Dusi-
ness and terms can be made with the
landlord 10 extend the present lease
with the purchased.
III a private sale is not completed be-
fore the date and hour above mentioned,
then the sale will be made at auction.
wait w. Il. PIZZINI, Trustee.
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IHGAI. NOTICES.

~-~--~--~-- 80 ~--.-~-~---~-----~- $1,000
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HEN
i RICO COUNTY.
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STORES.

No. ~ east Broad street; ptore lAa
No gl2 north Seventeenth street; price,
50 per month.
No. 1915 east Main street; price. sll
Der month. 80
No. 100 west Leigh street; price, a.
per month. 90
No. 132i Moore street; price, IS per
month .-.. .t.. ,to
caihoun and short Clay streets; 50 per
Stable in rear 1923 west Main street.
price. 81 per month. ,,oo
10. 4l4 west Broad street; price, s5vv
10 3GSi5 west Duyal street; price, 800
per aLnun.
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TUESDAY. July 30. 1895.

al 1880 a. NJ, the property described
in the said deed as follows.
one LARGE SALTWATER APPA-
ONE SMALL sODA-WATER APPA-
RATUS: &c.
ONE HOT WATER APPARATUS;
SEVENTEEN COPPER sODA-WAIER
THREE MIRRORS. SEVEN GLASS
FRONT CASES;
FIVE COUNTER SHOWCASES;
ONE AND ONE-HAb DOZEN STOOLS
-FOUR ELECTRIC FANS; ..,.
ONE SALTWATER GENERATOR,
with attachments;
TWENTY FIVE lMARBLE-TOP IA
BLES. FOUR DOZEN CHAIRS;
FOUR DOZEN CANDY JARS, all COJN "
TIERS and SHELVING, and all other
fixtures, tools. apparatus, machinery,
and appurtenances contained In the
store G33 east Broad street occupied
by him as q confectionery, but now
a, 913 east Main street
TERMS: Cash, or such other terms rs
NAV be agreed upon at the rale.
w. b. PIZZINI, Trustee.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
LEXINGTON. VA.

Fifty-seventh year. state Militasry'
scientific and Technical School. Thor
ough Courses in General and Applied
Chemistry. and IN Engineering.. Degrees
conferred in course. Grad. y. II. l., and
Bachelor Science. I'm Post Grad. courses
Master Science. civil Engineer. All ex-
nenses Including clothing and incident
az. provided az rate Of $3.50 per month,
as an AVERAGE for the four years, exciu-
siye Of outfit . ,.,.,.,,
General SCOTT SHIPP.
1vi7-we fr&sul9t superintendent.
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Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Corner Of Tenth and Bank streets.
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BY virtue Of deed Of trust from An
Grew Antonio to the undersigned trustee
dsted %ovenher ~. 1893. and duly re-
corded i'm Deed Book 80 {, page "a,
clerks office Chancery Court, default
having been made IN the payment Oh
the notes secured therein, / VIII sell ~
nnhlic auction. al 9l3 cast VAN tlIttI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24

WE ARE GETTING UP OUR O.
w AUGUST RENT LIST. II you III;
want your house rented send us de- ELL
scription. .r,r,co>, co
iva B north Eleventh.
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F. X. Ellis. Auctioneer.

II, RrsTEE's SALE OF AN ESTAB-
/ LIsHED CONFECTIONERY BLsl-
NESS ~ GOOD LOCALITY AND
FULLY EQUIPPED FOR BUSINESS.
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COLORED LIST.

NOLOKED Llol.
No. 900 Turpin street; price, $40 per
month. 49,. 1870. mica
No. ei2 Harrison street; 5 rooms; price,
No. N Claiborne street; second floor;
Q rooms; price. 80 per mOnth.
10. ? 81. James and Bacon Streets
) rooms; price, S6 per month.
No. 4O6 west Duval street, rooms
Barton Heights; rooms; price. $3.50
Ram Cat alley; rooms; price, y per
No sis north Third street; rooms;
price, $3.50 per month. 49,.
No. no ST. John street; rooms PRICE
SO per month. -.
No. ei4 north Twenty-ninth street;
A rooms. lrice. - per month:
No. 1000 Brook avenue moor price,
81 per mcnth -
No. 1892 Brook avenuei rooms; price
IS per month. .. -.
No. l0ss Brock avenue; rooms; price
IS per month. d.
No. COS north Thirty-first street; 3
rooms; pricc, $3.50 per month.
Four houses Railroad avenue; : rooms
EACH price. IS per month. sa..
No. GIL Crouch street; rooms, nat
price, SO per month.
No. 1908 Catherine street; rooms;
price, Sll per month.
No. $751; north Thirty-hrst street; o
rooms: price, $3.50 per month. :.
Calhoun and short Clay streeis;
rooms: price, $40 per month. 80
No. 1911 west Leigh stree; price, slV
Der month. 49,.
s. per month.
No. 1905 west Clay street; rooms;
price, IS per month.
No. 1872 vest Clay street; roons'
price, - per month.
No. 1870 west Clay street. rooms
price. 81 per month. -
No. llO6 Boyd street; rooms; price,
50 per month.
No. 1905 rorth First street; rooms
price. 81 per month. -
No. 1921 Moore street; rooms price
81 per month.
No. 6i9 Williams street: rooms; price,
50 per month. -,
No. l220 Moore street: store ana DWELL
ing: price. 5000 per month.
No. SIS north Third street; rooms;
price 81 DER month.
No. III west Leigh street; rooms;
price * Der month.
No 1906 ~ street; rooms; price, 1910
Der month.
Evening star., 1895-04-25
MASK AND WIG MUMMERS,
The Clever "Playcrs' From PhilndeI-
phin to Appear in "kcnflvOrth..

The Clever "Playcrs' From PhiladeI-
phfn to Appear in "kcnilworth."
Washington society is all agog over the
approaching visit of the University of
Pennsylvania Mask and Wig Club which
will present one of it's elaborate and char
acteristic entertainments at the Academy
of Music here Saturday night. The play
this year Is described as an operate trav-
esty in two acts. 1t is called "Kenilworth
or Amy's Aims and Leicester's Lesson"
and is said to follow closely the historical
story as immortalized by the Wizard of
the North" The libretto and lyrics have
been written by Clayton Fotterall McMi-
chael, and the music is nearly all original
by +. d. Beale, a young composer of repu-
tation in Philadelphia. Some remarkably
beautiful scenic effects will be produced
The songs are all new in "Kenilworth,"
and many of them will doubtless be
whistled In the streets Of Washington after
with Mask and Wig shows, an important
feature. Two absolute novelties will be Of
fered in the foot ball and golf dances A
fascinating cafe chantent dance with cart
wheels will be given by Mr.. Steel, who is
the stage director of this years production,
ard has made an immense hit in the part
of Elizabeth. 'Kenilworth' introduces the
following characters, all taken from his
Leicester, Varney, Tresslliare, Michael
Lambourne and the Duke of Sussex There
are twelve speaking parts and fifty in the
chorus. In addition to these the play will
have specialties from the university gym
nastic team and banjo club, making, at
least. one hundred people employed in the
production. The Mask and Wig Club plays
in Washington for charity, and it's recep-
tion therefore, cannot fail to be both warm
and cordial. Mrs. N. S. Lincoln, who has
always had charge of the social end Of the
Philadelphia boys visits. reports that the
interest this year is as keen as ever The
orchestra seats, which are ON sale at Metz
erott's. have been nearly all sold to prom
inent people in Washington social life and
hnnse tb.n a,er to u,aIoou,e ne io,1, Drsser ss;
gers Saturday night
Evening star., 1895-04-25
DIR. TONER'S BIRTHDAY.
lie Will Celebrate 1t In Company Wit
His Professional Asxocinte.

lie VIII Celebrate 1t In Company With
His Professional Associates,
Dr. J. NJ. Toner will complete his seven
tleth year with the present month of April.
ana ne proposes to celebrate this happy
event by giving breakfast to a number
OF ms professional brethren at his delight
ful home, on Highland Terrace DR.. Toner.
though now retired from active practice of
medicine, Is still closely identified with the
interests Of the members of that profess
sion, and his list of guests on the occasion
OF his birthday feast includes the surviving
members of the Medical Association of the
District who We're in practice here when he
was admitted to membership. DIR. Toner
has sent letter to his friends announcing
the event, in which he says:
on the last day of this month, should
my li1e be spared SO long, 1 shall have
completed my SEVENTEEN year. 1 have
great reason to be thankful to kind Prov
idence for length of days. good health, kind
friends and numerous other blessings, and
desire to take note of the occurrence of the
approach anniversary by some agreeable
intercourse with the medical men who are
now bearing the burden of professional re-
sponsibility in ouf city. To this end 1 pro-
pose inviting to breakfast with me, at NV
residence, 1445 Massachusetts avenue at
half-past II o'clock, Tuesday, April 80 1895,
the surviving members of the Medical Asso-
citation of the District of Columbia who
Were in practice here when 1 was admitted
to that body. The number of my honored
peers Is not large, and the opportunities for
our ever all meeting at the same time are
few and growing less.
"A late published list of the Medical As
sociation, containing well nigh 400 names of
active members. shows but seven preceding
my own on the roster. The names of these
physicians appear in the following order:
John l. Dyer, Samuel c. Busey, Lewis
MackaIl, jr.. NJ. V. B. Began, j. W. III.
Lovejoy, N. S. Lincoln and S. J. Radcliffe.
To eech of whom send cordial greetings,
and desire to have their company to break
1ast with me at the time and place indi-
Gated. I deem 1t proper to say that / have
sent am invitation card to each individual
member of the association, informing them
that shall be at home that day. between
l and 3 O'clock"
Evening star., 1895-04-25

area Of high barometer, and o shift OF wind
to the west or northwest in advance of the
high barometer area which appears in the
northwest would favor the occurrence Of
showers, and, possibly, of thunder storms.
Owing, therefore, to the heat and to the
proba bility of a sudden cooling of the air
by shift of wind to westerly showers may
be expected in this section Friday, and may
possibly occur this evening or tonight.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at s
am: Great Falls, temperature, 81; condi-
ton, 36; receiving reservoir, temperature
62; condition at north connection. 36; con-
dition at south connection, 36; distributing
reservoir, temperature, 60; condition at in
fluent gate house. SO; effiuent gate house, &c.
Tide Table.
Today-High tide, S:11 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 2:25 am. and 3:12
p.m.; high tide, 8:03 am. and S:54 pm
Range of the Thermometer.
The following were the readings of the
Thermometer at the weather bureau today:
a m, 65: pm, So; maximum, S5; mini
mum, 5S.
Evening star., 1895-04-25
ST. MARK's FRIENDLY LEAGUE.

Two Hundred Vested Choristers Par
tfcfpate in the Annual Celebration.
The twelfth annual service of st. Marks
Friendly League was nttingly celebrated
last evening at Ascension Church in
beautiful choral service rendered by the
union of all the vested chors IN the city.
The scene was an impressive one, with
the body Of the great church thronged with
an immense and appreciative audience, the
inner chancel occupied by the clergy and
the choir stalls and front of this church
filed with the hundreds Of robed choristers
of all ages. The chancal was neatly deco
rated with greens and the banners Of the
seven chcirs represented. The music was
made the feature of the evening, and be-
sides the chanting of the psalms and ver-
sicles. the program was enriched by the
anthem, "Send Out Thy Light" Gounod
and Mendelssohn's II Wait for the Lord"
The solo in which was beautifully, sung by
Miss Masie Rose of st. Johns. Bishop
Talbot of Wyoming and Idaho made the
address, in which he spoke of the object
and aim of ST. Marks Friendly League
and the three lines along which they work
missions, charity and music.
The choirs represented We're Ascension,
Choirmaster Francis E. Camp; st. Johns
w. H. Daniel; st. PauIs, ID. B. Macleod;
st. Michael's and All Angels, u. J. Reed;
st. Marks, ]. E. Parker; st. James. L. NJ
Lester. and Incarnation. T. c. Pole. The
organist was Francis E. Camp and the
director VIM. H Daniel.
The st. Marks Friendly League was
organized twelve years ago In this city
for the purpose of advancing the work of
the church in three particular lines-mis-
sions. charity and choral union. The mis-
sion department embraces the sending of
funds to foreign and domestic missions,
and each chapter sustains a scholarship
in st. Marks School, Salt Lalt City, Utah.
The charity work is practical and at home
in asylums and hospitals. The service last
night is a fitting example of the remaining
work of the league, the promoting of
friendship and good feeling between the
choirs.
Since its organization the league has ex-
tended to other cities in this country. The
election of officers takes place this after
noon, which will probably result in re-elec-
ton Of present officers. They are: Rev.
]. H. Elliott, president; Miss L. Wilkes
secretary; Miss NJ. C. Dashiell, correspond
ing secretary; Miss Weisel, treasurer. All
are residents of Washington.
Evening star., 1895-04-25
DRILL AND LUNCHEON.
A Distinguished Party Pleasantly En-
torfu1uasI Eo-t

A Distinguished Party Pleasantly En-
tertnined Mt Fort Myer.
A distinguished party witnessed the re-
markable Cossack drill given by the
cavalrymen stationed at Fort Myer this
afternoon, and after the evolutions were
oEer, many of the guests were entertained
at luncheon. given in honor of Mgr. Satol-
Ii by Mrs. Vincent. at her residence ad-
joining the fort. Those present, besides the
apostolic delegate, were Mgr. Sbaretti, Dr.
F. z. Rucker. Gen. ]. D. Brady, Mr.. Ed
ward ]. Redmond, Col. and Mrs. Gordon,
Capt. and Mrs. West, Capt. and Mrs Chez
yer, Capt. and Mrs. Crary and Miss Crary,
Capt. and Mrs. Cruise. Mrs Cottrell, Mrs.
Palms, Major Lebo, Capt. Blocksome, Lieut..
Wilcox, Lieut.. Short Lieut.. and Mrs. Stot-
sepberg, Miss Stotsenberg, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Gallagher, Lieut.. and Mrs. Harmon, DR..
ard Mrs. Merit, Major and Mrs. Goodloe,
Weeks, Miss Purcell. Mr. Hutchins, Miss
Rlanch Brown, Mr.. Brown, Capt. and Mrs.
Porter, Miss Porter. Mr.. and Mrs. Lips
comb, Capt ard Mrs. Kendall, Lieut.. Hyer
Mrs. O'Brien, Capt. and Mrs. Drum, Miss
CGpron, Mrs. Palozotto, Mr.. Vincent, Mr.
Porter. Mr.Geo. Brown. Paymaster Thomp-
son and Miss Thompson.
NJ. L. Denlinger has been sentenced at
Lancaster. Pa, to $1,000 fine and three
years in the penitentiary for selling OBJ
scene literature.