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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02
pERsoNALe.

Rev. l.. Meiayer, u Albany, II the
guest of Father J. =. White.
senator A. Gesner went ~ Portland
liiis morning.
aupt. q. d. Irwin returned from
Eugene this afternoon,
Rev. Y. G. Wyatt returned on Use
I:4O train from Marion.
X. Neis went 10 Aurora on the morn
ing overland on business.
w. NJ. sargeant was passenger foI
Portland on the morning train.
E.P. Mccormack went 70 Portland
on business trip this morning.
ia. q. Power IL employed ~ clerk
at the q. X. a N. company,s dock.
Thomas Kay returned yesterday
from a business trip 10 Linn county.
DR.. J. NJ. Bum returned last ey' n
ing from . business trip 10 Portland
shenfi John knight was passenRei
oa the morning overland, for Portland,
Senator g. A. Cogswell, Of Lakeview
Lake county, has returned 70 the cspi
tal city.
Murray Gilbert. the sx-mail carrier
has secured position 10 stroDg's res
tanrant.
n. N. Humphreys, OF Foster, linn
oountv. wa ia tbe city today on bust.
ness.
Representative q. b. Smith, Of Ea'
gle creek, ClackamAs county, was .
Salem visitor yesterday.
Bupt.E. u. McElroy came down from
Eugene this afternoon and will spend
Sunday with his family.
Editor Day, Of the WOodburn Inde.
pendent, came up from tnat city on the
morning local on business.
q. x. Hughea, reading clerk Of the
house, left on the morning train fol
his home IN Forest Grove.
Rev. and lirs. q. E. Kisiner vent Il
ksnee's Landing on the Elmors, Ans
will rsinrn on the Mod0c, Tuesday.
J. "a. Campbell has moved bls house
hold goods from Dayton 10 salem
whore In the future he Will reside.
Rev. A. w. hnydsr. of Nebraska
has besn secured by the Baptist ohufcl
Of this city 70 act ~ temporary pastor
Prof y, NJ. PaFyin returned, tht
Afternoon, from Albany, whittier h'
haa toep lusifudting class Ia music
Miss FApnie whilooinb wss a pas
senEeg foF Portland on ths Gilmore lhl
moTnlns fof weeks Ylnii with frisnds
81 snd Mn. a. W, Davis we're s'as
nsnaefs on chs Flmois thls moFniDI
fm NswlsFg fof fsw days visit vi,l
lglrnda,
Mn. ygdgs washloufns, ~ fugens
esals ~ ffon fsfiland sn iiss SiofninI
lsasi snd wili visit Mm a. n hsal
faf fyw days
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02

ii0Hnt nusfss Ass,HHtFi0s fhf
bus. shasis ~ rshm bsid > alssilas
lssi lhNisasl stfplrf lu hiaih a
sfhinlH4 sbsp 80 alsis sHsi 81
sbhh iiHif 3 sfal ifsnrh ~ ibf As
nahsi Assiff ibHie nbisu ffHfeliaH
ssns isilan Has fsaafa nHh ihf & 4
tuiHE unasH uaaf iii sgfi llssi
asHi 2 ihH usfaHsf flfF pfusiff IA
iHNH fi,tiH isss#fa tissla fash,
fnsHUal safsisll Ma RsaawHHa
fH HalHf sff.sfB sna iahe lisif
fsitteNi 81 sfHls u sslsf nlffilHsl
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW.

CHRrsTrAE EcIEScE.-s8 Liberty
street Lesson study at 1920 q. m.
w. G. T. U.-Meeting in their ball Al
4 .. M. tomorrow. Bi-bop Dillon vii
-peak.
CENTRAL CHAPEL - (Congregs
ilonalj Mrs. Barter will conduct ser
vices II q. 10. and 7.3O p. NJ.
EvASGELICAL-(Germsp). Preach
ing ct II a. M. and 7sS0 .. M. y. p. A
7p.m. A. +. Eogelbart, pastor.
CHRfsTIAS ScIsECE.-Hall at cor
ner Of Court and Liberty streets Sun-
day school lesson at 1890. Bible study
sc 730. Saturday afternoon.
IHDEPEEDEET EVANGELICAL. On
Cottage street, near Center, J. Bower
sox, pastor: Preaching tomorrow Al
1890 aud 7:SO. sunday school at II. Y
r. 8. q. r. at $50.
BAPTIsT CHURCH Preaching morn
ing and evening st 1890 aud 7:SO, bl
Rev. A. w. Snldsr, Of eastern Ne
bFaska. Sunday school at y IN. En
deavor meeting ai $40 .. N.
CuMBERLAED PRESBYTERIAN. 80
Preaching morning and evening b,
be pastor. Sunday school az ll:45 q
10. Y.P. s. q. +. at $50 .. III. Junio
Rndeavor each Thursday at 4 p. m
tiood singing by trained choir.
BoUTH SALEM, AT the morning ser
vices by request, Bishop Dillon vii
reach on "Ihe Immortality Of til
SOUL" In the evening we will hol
..ur communion services, at whic
,ime Rev. John Parsons, ID. D., wi
preach. l. NJ, 5hulse, pastor.
FIIssT PBEsBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Church street, Aear Chemeketa. A
{ le morning service, 1T 1890, Presideu
Young ofthe Albany college will speal
Al 7:3O, sermon by the pastor, "Jo
Among the Angels" Sunday scho'
at I2 Y. p. s. g. 4. at 6:l5. Rev. A
Hutchlson, Pastor.
GRAND JUNIOR ENDEAvOR RALLY
ALI Of the Juniors and their superin
tendents will meet at the FirEt Cumbe
land Presbyterian church at 3 p. m
from which place they will march
the Christian church where the rail-
will be- held at p. m. Everybody II
ylted, &c. TempletoD, city supterIn
tendent.
UNITY.-Seryices at 1890 a. IN. an
E30 p. m. Sunday school at r. Rev
w. E. Copeland will preach Sunda
niornlng on "True Religion Explaine
by a Unitarian Christian" In II
evening DIR. linda Ram, minister (
the ancient V odic faith, will preach O
True Religion Explained by
Heathen from India"
C0NoREaATIoNAL. 90 Preaching 1
1890 a. m; subject, Gods Call TO III
Church" Let the church be out
force 20 hear the osl. At 1880 p. n
there will be an evangelistIc seryic
subject Of sermon, "a Christian Cal
not" Sunday school at ~ mi Y.P.
g. ". at 6;l5 p. m. A Cordial invlt
ton 10 all. Rev. w. q. Kantner, ID. u
pastor.
CmRIsTIAs.- Corner Of Center AL
HigL streets, Morning sermon st D
81; SUNDAY school at ~ M Junr
Local Union rally a asp nj Y, =.
q, T.. 81 6iib ., m.i evening sermon d
730 Subject ~ evening sermoI
"Churoh Uni0n," A. the eysniu
serylos Mg. Woodruff aud Miss 0I
llngham will aing Two Lives" u.
Denton, pastor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02

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80 atsn tas slioalaef lssaasa aanps
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02
c. e.,v,cs and Musicale.

A.heYM c. A. tomorrow after.
noon At 4 o'clock soDg service anu
.,ns,ca,e ia TO be given. The service Is
20 I've oueued to ladies as well as seu''s
men and large attendance Is expec'e"
NJ Ias A. Dmnmett, travelling secre
,ary Of the y NJ. G. A. for the rac'ic
nor,hw,st, will be present and give u
sbort account Of his work. A collec,
,ion will be taken up for the benen. Ol
,bis general supervisory work. Ihe
following program will be given;
Congregational hymn.
Orchestral music.
Vocal duet-Misses Huelat ano
White.
Congregational hymn
Prayer
Vocal solo Mr.. Woodruff
Violin solo-Mr. Denton
Congregational hymn.
Selection by male quartet
Vocal solo-Miss Anderson.
Congregational hymn.
Selection by mixed quartet
Talk-Mr. Dummett.
Collection.
Music by orchestra.
Congregational hymn.
: Benediction.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02

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naiiN eaiFH ub.s. bim sla 800.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02

ANoTnER New BuILDIso.--PlAns
have boon prepared by Architect q. H.
BurggFafi for 1890 cottage 10 b
built by J. q. GoodAle on Oak street
near Twelfih, 10 be occupied by Dr. "
T.. Taylor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02

We seil Parks Cough syrup on :
positive guarantees l0 ours Rli ihnci
aud lang ifUublFa. IL hes stD0d lhs
less fnf many years and today ls ga
leading Femedy f0f the cure ~ o0lds
consumption and All diseases af ihs
throat Rpd lunEs. Price ~ osnls and
ti.t1. i.nnn a hfp0ks.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02

BOARD oF AGRICULTURE. tbs Ore
gon stats board of agriculture will hold
meeting In Salem. Friday, March &
NJ which tims the premium lists foI
the fall fair u 1895 will he revised
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02

THK NEw fsryLEs-Of Shoes nj the
New York Racket ara hns aud u low
prles. The oelehFsisd Brown Shoe Co
('rftT D slafi brand, Call for that
brand and take no oihsL They ars
aAesllent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02

A THING or THE PAsT.-The legIsla-
ture is now q thing Of the past. Not 20
with q. w. Johnson a Sons clothing
store, On Ia intlmAted by their Immense
up-tO-dA line OF clothing. Examine
their goods before buying elsewhere.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02

A NEW MLL.-The Portland Roll
ing Mills yesterday filed articles Of In
corporation with the secretary Of state
capital stock $4,000. The lncorpora-
tors OF the new enterprise are n. E.
Aver, w. Is. Aver and IA. q. Jefierds,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02

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[..tItfIs l4ls ~ kiaas N iilee 49,
k4 fh4 iihlNlkAl ANlNfiAh
fsfhIN Nsl1 - iAlNn lilaslAl
~ - esilla 80 49, VI alsil y el'lis
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02

foT ~ esnts a bolt We will fafuish
sail paper aud hang u, huTen A
Hamilton, 227Bt
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02

nkfs tsg fAass lhs hfs lslt
ila.tfi hss > Aaf hnf u nsis swsy
isigp lhf iaslhfl N lfits siss Hfn .
sNa ls8s sslls $50 ssss PESTS usssf
80 " ~ asas iai sns 49,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02

DR.. Prices Baking Powder - d.
elAred by all official experts absolutely
pure.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02
JOHN HUGHES.
New Advertisements,

New Advertisements.
IETANTED-By midd e-aged lady, a posi-
w ton 10 40 nouseworK. Address
his Office S-F
T ADIkr, we gladly tell you how you can
! sly make SIS weekly quietly at your
eWn home. PO itiOn p rmlnent. Reply with
sanpy d envs ore. WJman's Benefit Co, Jo-
let, III, S2Sr
COR EXCH ANGE.--A firstclass grain farm,
! situat, IA the famous James River Valley,
iorth OAK close 10 cd market. VIII ex-
nang for property about salem. Address, n.
ale journal.
MONEY 40 LOAN,--U. Marsh. Room 2.
vi Post ONCE block. IL II.
IU EXCHANGE-Sstlem city property for
| laHd or stock IN Kansas; Cloud county
preferred Inquire OF q, W, smith, Iew
arg, = lem, Or 2SlmI
WARIED- Pushing CanyaAseT OF good ad
w dress Liberal salary aud expenses paid
weekly; Permanent position BROWN BROS
CO., Nurseryme9, Portland oregon.
l.6-Apr.l7-s m
At HALF PklCE-Last chance 10 get
"A choice thoroughbred chickens at hall
price. Your pea OF hundred; must be sold
L bofsr Salem.
4 l.. FISHER. Newspaper AdY6riisinK Agent
IL. II Merchants Exchange, San FTanolsoO
Is our authorized agent. This paper Is EePt
on nie IN his once.
CHRISTIAN sCIEkCE-LiLsrature OF all
" kinds on sale At so Liberty street. f-6-ly
IiAhFEf FAPkR-i.Arge iot OF heavy brown
" wrapping paper for sale cheap, Just the
thing ior putting under carpets Call al Jour
nal once n
UNO EXCHANGE.-GOod acre and plated
i property on Puget sound for property Ia
Western Oregon. Address Journal once.
DAPElss.- Portland, sacramenLo, seattle
II Tacoma ana aan Francisco pa pars on sal
~ heHneips fnstofioa bloch
GTkLl.A BHEkMAk. - Typswntina aud
- oominefqlAi slenogfaphy, once, rOOsn
~, St5y hloeh' Tue besl Of work done a sTe
h0uhD a chlld's suld ring, With . eetung.
Fowner can gei sans By calling Al lhe loua.
MAJ ofios aud pagiug f0r thls ad a2lat
!" a. 'TEss iis.ia.al ''H' AtsssE a..sI.,.
Capital National Bank,
or SALEM.
fa.a'as'.s ssas'sl 1annas pu.las...
INNATE PRINTING co, |
BOOK And JOB PRINTERS |
--Ahn--
Legd biGik Publishers.
hssh' as~ h'ies oFsf tnsl,ssk l,an,l .,ssst |
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02

Worlds Fair Stayton four took the
premium at Branson q Cos.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02
Nothing Was Ever So Highly and
Widely Recommended.

1t Has Become a Blessing to the
Entire Community.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02

I ADlhs, we gladly tell you how you can
" sly make SIS weekly quietly al your
oWn home. PO itiOn p rmluent. Reply with
amp env9 oIe. WJman's Benefit Co, Jo-
let, n. S23t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02

IITANTED-By midd e-aged lady, a posi-
w ton 10 40 nOusework. Address M
his Office 3-t'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02

Shop on t'hemeketa street. Of rear ~.
ler's fufBlture store. Special at,ente,1
interfering and horses with diseased fes
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-02

NOR EXCH ANOE.-A frstclass grain farm
I situau d IA the famous James River Valley,
iOrth OAK. close 10 Z 'Od market. VIII ex'
are journal,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-03
The Golden Cross.

At the meeting of Potomac Commandery
last evening Noble Commander Fletcher S.
Page presided. There was a large at
tendance of members and visitors, among
whom were Supreme Representative Yates,
31rs. Belle NJ. Carter. vice grand COM
hander; Grand Herald Harrison Miss Ade-
laide Payne of Goodwill Commandery, A.
II. Stamp of Halcyon. Miss Lauretta Hen
rick and Mrs. Dora Higgins of Meridian;
Samuel n. Hilton and Jas. F. Kilgore CT
Capital. Mrs. Lille A. Edelen and Mrs.
Anna NJ. Allent of National, Stephen ST.
monds of Anacostia, David Cranmer and
NJ. l.. Venable of Mt. Vernon, and VIM. Z.
Gibson of Trinity. The Installation of Off
GERS has been postponed to the next meet
ing. on the 10th instant.
The committee to make arrangements
for union meeting and reception to Grand
Commander Hallam met last evening and
outlined the program and defined the duties
OF the subcommittee. 1t was agreed to
hold the reception at odd Fellows Hall
7th street, on Tuesday evening, the 10th
instant. The full committee will hold its
final meeting at National Commandery
Hall on the 10th instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-03
E Street Baptist Festival.

The Z Street Baptist Church is holding a
festival on it's lawn at the northwest cor
Ter of 10th and n streets, for the benefit
CT its new church building, which it hopes
to erect on this site within the near fu-
ture. This lot Is 100 by 100 feet and 1t
is expected to erect handsome edifice
which will cover the entire space. The
lawn entertainment, which will be given
this evening, is in charge of the ladies Of
the church, who have spared no pains to
make the grounds very attractive with ex-
tensive use of bunting, flags and Chinese
lanterns. Prof. Eibner's Band will furnish
music during the evening, and refresh
ments will be served by the young ladies'
The committees in charge of arrangements
are follows: Decorations-Geo. A. Whit
ford, chairman: C. N. Richards, A. w. Fer
ris, H. C. Sholes, W. J. Watson, K. A.
Muir, Arnold Graves, William Ward, Wal
ter Hilton and Roger NJ. Fenwick. Re-
freshments-Mrs. Osborne, chairman; Mrs
Shuttle, Mrs. Heitinger Mrs. Sholes, Mrs.
Harry Clapp, Mrs. Werner, Mrs. Graves,
Misses Johnson. Wade, Stehle, Edna Muir
Grayson, Bastow and Jennie Sheriff. Lem
onade booth-Mr. 7. w. McGregor, chair
man; Mrs T. W. McGregor, Miss Nellie
Chase and Mr.. William Gottlieh. Candy
be oth-AIrs. Smith, chairman Mrs. Chas.
Hetinger, Misses Muir, Holmes, Sholes
and Ella Clapp. japanese booth-Miss Fen
wick. chairman: Misses Fletcher, Shuttle.
Ellis and Denham. L. T. Fenwick. super
intendent of Sabbath school; ]. G. Muir,
treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-03
EXCURSIONS &c

NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT 90,
DAILY LINE BETWEEN SHNGTON, b, o.
THE FoR HTE MONROE S-t AND NORFOLK, "a
STEAMERS ..NEWPoRT NEWS" VAST.
NGTON" AND NORFOLK"
SSS company wharf foot Of It'll st.i arrives Gf
Forming Forming Meturling leaves Norfolk at e1o and
M Snrtress Monroe at 7:20 Pm, and arrives In
washington at $50 next morning.
commencing on July the 4th, the elegant new
steamer Newport News will be placed on the
ME- between washington Fortress Monroe and
NorIolk ~ daylight, leaving Washington The
morning Of the 9Th at O'Clock arrives at Fortress
Monroe at $50 and Norfolk at $50 same day.
leaves Norfolk on SEINE evening at O'Clock,
fortress Monroe at $50 and arrives in washinSa
ton m, the morning Of the 9Th at GAS.
The regular rchedule by daylight thereafter viii
be to leave Washington on Sunday, Monday, Wed.
folk at $3.50 pm. The Sunday morning steamer
leaves Norfolk on same night at pm, and srs
rives in Washington at an. on every Monday
morning.
Tickets on sale at 513, $40, 1921 Pa. ave., and
at B. and o. ticket office. corner n. Y. ave. and
18th ST., or on board steamers. I
Any other e., Information desired will be furnished
$50. mo. CALLAHAN.
jy1-f General apAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-03
MIR. SHANNON AS A LECTURER.
He Talks About Wrongs to n Large
Audience Mt MetzerOtt's Hall.

Audience Mt Metzerott's Hall.
Mr.. ]. Harry Shannon, who was once
we'll known as boy orator. but more re-
Gently a newspaper reporter, made his
formal debut lecturer last evening at
Metzerott Hall. His temperance on the
platform was greeted by an audience that
was flattering in size and liberal with Its
applause. Mr.. Shannon has ideas of his
own, and the ability to express them in a
manner that is always entertaining and
that frequently VergeS on the eloquent.
His subject last evening was Wrongs"
He said that some of his ideas might shock
the conventionalities of thought, but he
would ask no credit for them beyond their
intrinsic value. Much of what he said was
in line with the methods of professional
agitators, but more frequently he was
puncturing humbugs with keen shafts of
wit. He attacked many of the social condi-
tons of the age, criticised the inequalities
of wealth, dealt harshly with the weak
nesses and the pecularities of those who
make up the upper crust" of society, and
had a fling at the matrimonial system
among the rich and aristocratic. He did
I OF take the ground that things are all
wrong, but that there are many conditions
that must be cured or eliminated before
society is what 1t should be- He expressed
the opinion that there is coming a millen-
mum when the light of reason and the sun
of truth shall flood creation with it's happy
honest glow; when the opportunities of the
land Shall be held as sacred the light
of the skies, the breath of the breeze or
the sounds Of the sea; when labor shall
cease to be Knocked as the badge of igno-
rance and servility: when crime shall be
reduced to minimum and retfibution
shall be visited upon transgressors, ire
spective of degree; when men shall recog-
nize that war is murder, militarism bar
barrie nuisance, and that the national con-
ceit of patriotism is the prop of each, then,
in the words of Millions Comus, From
these gates sorrows shall fly affair.""
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-03
EXCURSIONS.

A more attractive place to spend the day
out Of the city tomorrow than at Marshall
Hall will be hard to find. Amusements Of
all descriptions have been provided, and in
the evening there will be a grand display
OF fireworks. under the direction OF Prof.
Kolb. Prof. Schroeders band will render
a choice program Of music, and dancing
will be enjoyed all day and evening. The
steamer Macalester will leave at 10 am,
2:30 ard $50 pm, and the River Queen at
$50 a m. and pm.
The trip offered by the Mount Vernon
and Marshall Hall Steamboat Company to
fare has been reduced to 80 cents and the
admission to the mansion and grounds to
2o cents. Tomorrow there will be two trips
made by the steamer Manchester, leaving
at 10 am. and 2:30 pm.
Capt Randall will present great bill OF
attraction at River View for independence
day. Minerva, the queen of female
muscle, will do her wondrous feats of
championship belt of the world, and also
possesses gold cup from President Diaz
of Mexico. where she successfully combat
ed the strength. of two powerful horses
pulling in opposite directions. The contest
took place in the bull ring in the City of
Mexico before twenty thousand people
Herr Blatt will also appear tomorrow in
his great cannon-ball act. The Pentz will
hdhe ioLI isSt Trips, the lare wiz oS -
cents and the performances free, which
will take place at 3 and s pm.
The place to spend the Fourth Is at
Colonial Beach. The program is twelve
hours long, and comprises such popular
sports as horse racing, swimming, tub and
boat racing, foot races, penny scrambles,
etc. There will be grand tournament and
speechmakin g, dancing and a complete bona
fde theatrical performance. Three hun
dred dollars will be given away in prizes.
Inc palace steamer City of Richmond
makes the trip Wednesday, July 3. at
pm, giving opportunity to the patrons
to spend the night there, SO as to be on
hand early on the Fourth. Another trip
will be made from Washington on the
morning of the Fourth at o o'clock. Dane
irg goirg and coming on board, with
Madrid Mandolin and Guitar Club as the
special attraction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-03
Transfers of REM Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Gustavus r. Brown to David F. Harris, lot
215 So. s55; 5000. VIM. B. Easton ct ux
to David B. Gottwals. lot 153, So 65,
Georgetown; SO. Geo. W. Weber ct ux. to
David B. Gottwals, lots 152 and 1856, So Go,
Georgetown; s.. David B. Gottwals to Geo.
w. Weber, lots 1856 and 157, 50. g. George
town; $40. Same to VIM. Easton, lot 157,
50. 65, Georgetown; So Lizzie L. Blaine to
Ella Beresford, lot 81. So. $50; So, 500. Laura
r. Carroll to Geo. W. Offutt. lot IS, So. 1874;
$40. Albert A Heitmuller ct ux. to T. Conrad
Dodge, lot u, So. 6S2; SO. 7. Conrad Dodge
to Anna Heitmuller, same property; $40.
Asaph Dodge ct ux. to Laura L. Dodge, lot
8, so. 1913; $40. Laura Louise Dodge to
Laura Levin Dodge, same property; $40.
Jro. G. Krohr to John Chandler, lot So, So.
1929; s2,70O VIM. Mayse ct ux. to Harry
NJ. Mayse lot 43, So. s12; SO. Archibald R.
Mayse to Elizabeth NJ. Bryant lots "a to
90, So zoos; so. Thos. w. Smith ct ux to
Patrick Reddington, lots 81 and 80, So. 1851
s1.03S.4S Matthew w. Traverse ct ux. to
Abraham l.. Smith, lot 2. Garfield; S425.
Joseph Waters to Owen OHare, part orig
inal lot %, So. POS; $1,000 Jas. NJ. York
and Warren H. circuit, trustees. to E1w.
S. York, lot II, blk. ], Reno; $500.