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Evening star., 1896-03-30
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DUNCANsoN BROS, AUCTIoNEERs.

TATE. ..r,1I BEING Ct, THE pT E9TITAhLE iSTEREsr
1eRE ISR OF GANb pRT OF 4kaeT 4RSgT ksSWT kEGWT
MouST s lS5PAR aiHkr NEP HSb }INGTlSN SE
ROADS. ROADS WITH GREEN MoUsEs. sEstADhNsiohc
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF
No isss6. wherein Thomas B. Ferguson is ese con,e
painant and BENJAMIN Durfce defendant, on the
sf lie hishseI bidder fTEsbA TIE EaofIGn TaIrE, T.
GsI RAf fS or M MfSs sSs AR 1885 sI At FIVE
tite Of benjamin Dtrfee at the date Of ding aha iha
M in hs IA the to ooNna E On ra saf sh day
nated in the District OF Columbia. ard described
bound stone in south line Of the road Of n 5he
etcry and two hundred and seventy-one and three
quarters 271 751OO) feet northwest of the Bladens
sss a.ioo feet; thence north 5i desrees west WEES,
Fl feet to point thirty as feet south east of
said hrst named road and and, thence south 511s de-
by the washington Brick Machine % Company greSsd 70
Benjamia Durfee in a deed; bearing date April
Terms of sale: One-t bird of the purchase money
to be paid in cash the day Of safe or within ten
money, payable in equal installments, at one, two
and three yesrs from the date Of sale, for which
balance the purchaser purchasers shall give his
or their promissory notes, bearing interest at Z,
per cent per annum from the date of sale until
paid The aS to retain and the title in said
have been pa:d; On failure to comply with the
terms Of s. sale the trustee will resell at the risk
the day Of sale. Conveyancins. SC. at cost q
WARD. TIoRoN, Trustee
mh6-d&ds 1905 Perna. ave. NV.
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HERNDON,

Mr.. Edwin Jones. who has for long time
been sick at the residence of his brother-in-
law, Mr.. Chas. Star, died Wednesday morn
ing. The remains were taken to Washing
I ton Friday, and inferred in Congressional
cemetery
The Ladies' Aid Society met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Sweetser Those pres
ent We're Mrs. L. J. Groh, Mrs Yount. Mrs.
Simonds, Mrs. 7. A. Van Deusen, Mrs Ride
out. MrS- Burton, Mrs. Mason and Mrs.
Garrett Quite an amount of work was
done, and general good time enjoyed.
The little Hoffman girl, who was run over
by heavy wagon loaded with saw logs. Is
making good Improvement.
DIR. Russell Is out again, though not feel
ing very strong
Mr.. Ed. L. Garrett is making preparations
to build a house on Eden street, opposite
the NJ. E Church.
Frank Weaver, well-kn5wn colored man
of this town, died Sunday morning of pneu-
monia- His wife, who was taken with the
same disease soon after, is still very low.
very earnest and instructive address
was delivered in Congregational Church
Friday evening by Rev. David Tatum of
Denver, Col; subject. "Intemperance and
the Liquor Traffic The speaker showed a
thorough knowledge of his subject, and por-
trayed the evils of intemperance in a force
ful manner.
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GAITHERSBURG.

Ihe prohibition county convention was
held in the Norman Hall Saturday. Mr..
Frank Higgins Of Rockville called the con-
vent1on to order at II o'clock, and Rev. c..
j. Burdette was chosen to preside, and
Prof Vernon D. Watkins acted as secre-
tary. The principal business of the day
was the selection of delegates to the state
convention, which is to occur in Baltimore,
April D. The delegation Is as follows:
Delegates, Frank Higgins, C. c. Lawson,
w. W. Moore, Albert E. Shoemaker, Rev.
John w. Steele, Prof. G. w. Walker, Rev.
3. +. johnson, Prof. V. D. Watkins, Rev.
]. d. Rayfield, r. c. Beall; alternates, Geo.
l.. Stabler, Jacob B. Earnest, Prof. A. s..
Layman, G. w. Selby, C. B. Carroll, Mary
Magruder, Samuel Hobbs John F, Boyer,
w. +. Bennett, Nina r. Hobbs. A resolu-
tion was adopted instructing the delegates
to favor the nomination of Levering for
President. July % was selected as the date
for holding the coming county convention
for the nomination of candidates for the
county offlces. Mr.. Frank Tucker of Balti-
more, state organizer, was present.
The town council has made the necessary
preliminary arrangements for the munic-
lpal election. which is to be held on Mon
Gay, May 4. Messrs. James T. English,
Nathan III. Darby and Charles F. Hogan
were appointed judges.
Mrs Levin Thomas Is visiting relatives
in West Virginia.
alySis at his home near Olney and ia in a
precarlouS condition.
Mr.. John A. Belt has broken ground for
building on the corner Of Diamond and
Russell avenues. --....t-.--
The town council held a meeting Wednes-
day evening. Money was appropriated to
lay sidewalks on Brookes avenue The
baiiiH reported that the owners of dogs
mad all purchased tags for the new year,
ana that the law had proved a success in
rlodlng the town Of numerous worthless
CANNES, aside from financial income.
ReV. VIM. c. Brian, for number of
years pastor of the Epworth NJ E. Church,
lett thursday for his new charge in Balti-
more His successor iss the Rev. W. D.
Beu who arrived in town Tuesday. Rev.
Wm ii. Richardson, who was first assigned
TO this charge by the conference, was call
ed to church in Washington. which he ac-
cepted.
Thursday evening La Gascogne Lodge
OF Good Templars held a special meeting,
the purpose of which was to welcome the
Forest Oak Juvenile Temple, which was
formally placed under it's Jurisdiction by
the grand superintendent of Juvenile Tenn
pies, Miss Nettie NJ. Parlette of Baltimore.
who was present. After the regular busi-
ness session refreshments were served
Mr.. Zadock NJ. Cooke has begun the con-
struction of residence on his farm near
town.
The Gaithersburg Burnt Cork Club has
been organized and, Will give Its initial en-
tertainment at Boyd's Hall, Boyd's station,
Saturday evening, April L. Mr.. H, w.
Gladhill is the manager.
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS RowI1SG $ co. Arcr1oNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND PREMISES
KNOWN AS NO. 513 Third STREET SOUTH
WEST.
Utdcr and by virtue Of q decree of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, holding Equity
Court for said District, in a wherein Tholnas
Heaney ct A. Were ccmplainants and Lille May
SunIby ct al. We're defer dants, known equity
carse No. 1G417, the undersigned trustee will on
THURSDAY. the NINTH DAY Of APRIL, AID.
1896, ii FOUR O'CLOCK PM, in front OF the
premises, sell, at public auction, all that certain
lot and parcel Of lapd, situate in the city Of Wash
ington. District of Columbia. known as and being
the north twenty GO, feet eight lsl inches front by
the full depth of lot numbered twcnty-siX (2fa in
square numbered five hundeed ard thirty-eight (53S)
together With the improvements thereon, consisting
OF a two-story frame dwelling. fronting Sd
street, and q small frame dwelling house in the
rear
Terms Of sale: Oae-thrd of the purchase money
in cash, the balarce in two equal installmerts at
aid two years, secured by the prumssory notes
OF the purchaser, and good and sufficient deed of
trust On the property Sold or all cash. at the pur-
clasers option Conycyancng and recording at I,ur-
cl.i.ser's cost. deposit of 500 required on day
of sale. Terms Of sale to be complied with within
fifteen days from the day of sale.
The creditors Of the estate of Sidney A. Sumby,
dec eased hereby notified to file their claims,
with the vouchers thereof in the clerks Office of the
Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia. within
the period of twenty days from the said 9th day
Of April, AID. 1885,
BENJAMIN r. LEIGHTON. Trustee,
mh2S-d&ds Office, i52 ID st. NV.
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KENsINGTON.

A pleasant and interesting meeting of the
Kensington Literary Society was held We'd
nesday evening at the home of Mrs. w.
Fl. Mannakee. The quotations at roll call
and the essay on Emerson, the poet for
the evening, were especially good. A piano
duet by Rev. James T. Marshall and Mrs.
J. W. Townsend was the first on the pro-
gram. and was followed by n recitation by
Mr.. Alfred Ray; solo, Dream of Love"
Mrs. Julia L. Langile; reading, Miss FIlma
Ray; essay. Mrs. Herbert w. Lewis; banjo
ard mandolin duet Mr.. Newman G. Little
and Mr.. Edward w. Ward; recitation, 1.-The
Ship of Faith" Mr.. Nathan Mannakee,
who gave, as an encore 1.-The Convict"
The program closed by the singing of the
Concord Hymn by all present. The next
meeting will be held at the home of Mr. J.
w. Townsend, with Browning as the poet.
eye Deestrick Skule'' will be given at the
town hall Tuesday evening by Takoma
Park amateurs, for the benefit of the
Presbyterian Church.
Miss Margaret Gayley of Philadelphia is
the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. James r..
Marshall ---.-l.-.t-
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AUCTION SALES OF REAL ESTATE, SC.

= =. t"" ~; ToAay. s;a-~
g. G.. Sloan 4 Co.. Aucts., 14O7 G st. nw-21st
'ss. R.w., dwelling No 5l8, by order Of Henty W.
s'hon and James tAsodt iaEssiees Sale Mqnley,
March 80, at o'clo.k pm
Ratcline, Sutton Co. Aucts, 920 Pn ave. NV.
-Sith st. 'a.w., dwelling Np. ,l51A w ,prdcr. Of
Henry w. sohoh, trustcc. Sale Mondas March 10,
at 8 o'clock p.m.r -
Duncanson Bros, Auots., 9th and D sts NV
r st. NV, dwellings Nos IS and 82, by order Of
Charles f. Benjamin and WIN. II. Duncanson,
trustees. Sale NoLday, March 80, at O'Clock
pm.
Tomorrow.
c. G. Sloan & Co., Aucts., 1407 G st. a.w.7E st
ne, dwelling No. 1923, by order Of Henry w.
Sohon and James F. Hood, trustee, Sale TUESDAY
March 81, At 4 o'clock PIN. Also. same day, at
O'Clock, lots on 9th st. between 1 and NE, by
ordfef Of Game trustees. fne IL
DuncaLson Bros, Aucts., 9th and D sts. NV
Real estate in Trinidad near junction Of Mt Olivet
and -Badensburg roads, by order OF Ward Thoron
t1uStee. Sale Tuesday, March 81, at o'clock pm
Ratcliffe, Sutton & Co., Aucts 920 Pa ave. NV.
18th st. between A and 3 n.c., improved real
estate by order Of W. Mosby williams and Doug
lass Maekall trustees. Sale Tuesday, Mfrcil 81
at 4 o'clock p.m-,7 ,ac,..-t,,u
walter B. Williams & Co., Aucts.. 10th and Pa
ave- n.w-Sale Of collection of choice plants al
am. and 4 o'clock pm.
40 head of horses at bazaar, above number on
Tuesday, March 81, at 10 o'clock am.
Joseph Bros. & Co., Aucts., 637 La. ave. NV
Sale Of house hold furniture, ETC., at sales rooms
above number, Tuesday, March ST. at 10 O'Clock
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LAUREL.

Naval Officer Barnes Compton and fam
fly. who have been spending the winter
In Baltimore, will remove to their home
here on the 1st of April.
Hon. A. a. Adee. second assistant secre-
tary of state, paid visit recently to his
summer residence here, which Is near that
of Senator German.
Mr.. William MIstead of Washington vis-
lied his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Mil
stead. recently.
Mr.. William G. Harrison has gone on an
extended visit to his daughter in Charles
ton. W. Va
Mr.. William Peake of Washington was
the recent guest of his brother here, Mr.
.AIiiiard F. Peake.
Miss Margaret Fletcher of Washington Is
visiting Misses Theodore and Pauline
Clark.
Mrs Henry Newly, who resides here with
her mother, Mrs. Julia A. English, has
just returned from an extended trip
Through the west and southwest, covering
p period of more than a year.
Messrs- Charles and Samuel Knott Of
Washington were the recent guests of
MIR. benjamin Simmons in this city.
Miss Kelley OF Hagerstown is the guest
here of MIR. and Mrs. G. Wellington Koiner
Mrs Julia A. English is visiting friends
In Alexandria, Va.
The Laurel night school gave their an
pual entertainment Friday night at school
and was literally patronized by those who
appreciate the efforts the night school
rcholars are making to secure an educa-
tion after their days work in the store the
mill and the workshop. The entertainment
cor sisted Of recitations, dialogues vocal
and Instrumental music by the pupils
! solos by Mrs. George E Baldwin and Mr..
Edgar Stewart, and vocal music by a quar-
tet, consisting of Misses Nettie and Nellie
Collins, Margaret Baldwin and Mr.. H. Al
len. and under the direction of Mr.. Ar
thur Weston. The entertainment closed
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FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.

JOS. E. Willard is having an addition
built to his house. He is also having all OF
the rooms newly papered and the woodworh
painted.
Kemp Young, colored, and Edward Dove
white, who stole wood from Col F. L.
Smiths farm, and were sentenced by Jus.
tice j. o. Kirby to three months in JAIL and
to pay fine of SO each, were brought here
Thursday by Special Constable VIM. F.
Webster and lodged in jail
Mr.. Thos. R. Keith is recovering from an
attack of measles.
A new post office has been established al
Sidehurn, on the Southern railroad. about
three miles south from here.
Mrs. c. F. Taylor has returned from
Washington. where she has been visiting
sick friends.
Miss Mollie Kidwel who has been dan
gerousy i'll, is slowly recovering.
Miss Hummer of Loudoun county, Va, /:
visiting al Mr.. Arthur Kidwells.
Miss Marein Wiley, who has been attend
ing boarding school at Reliance, Va, Il
home for few days.
Rev. A. n. Munday has been appointed
pastor of the Fairfax circuit of the NJ. E
Church ... - -..z-.,. .,,i,r
The ladies of the Baptist Sunday schoo
will give festival in the Baptist Church
near Fairfax station, tonight for the ben
eft of the Sunday school.
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menfa," prepared by DIR. T. Y Hull and read
by Miss Buelah Gudgin; singing, by the
school; responsive reading on China; recita-
ton by Edmond Wolfe; singing, by primary
department.; addresses, by the pastor and
Rev. Luther B. Wilson; distribution of lit
erature, and reading of officers reports. The
exercises closed, with short talk by the
superintendent, DR.. Theo. Y. Hull
The Epworth League was conducted last
night at the Methodist Church by Mr.. Slick
Of North Capitol street. Washington.
There were impressive services at the
Episcopal Church yesterday The church
was elaborateIy decorated with palms, and
the singing was particularly fine. Miss
Sydney Small sang a beautiful solo at the
Mrs. R. r. West led the Baptist Young
Peoples Union last evening, and took for
her subject Special Answers to Prayers,
E1bl1cal, Historical and Personal" which
was very interestingly and ably handled
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. B. Many and family are
expected to return from New York the last
Of this week.
The Loyal Temperance Legion held its
nl.ohIniy nc meeting yesterday afternoon at
the Brookland M. E. Church It was con-
Quoted by the president, Mr.. VIM. Ohm
among the remarks made the most appre-
ciated were those by Mrs R. R. West and
MIS-. I. 4. Hull. The attendance was good,
was transacted.
Ihere VIII be services at the Church OF
our savior every morning this week at II
oort 80 eveiy evening at O'Clock, ex-
cept thursday, at which time Rev. j. T.
CroWe VIII be engaged at Iangdon
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Of West Broolxland
gave very pleasant party Saturday even
ing to their daughter Edith, in honor of her
sixteenth birthday. Among the many games
tnat helped to pass away the evening the
SHADOW game was the most amusing. In
tnis FIorence Crook carried off the first
prize prize and Ollie Ross the BOBBY prize. French
GaPs zap, were the souvenirs of the evening.
When the children entered the dining room
I Ior refreshments the birthday cake" was
!he center Of attraction. This was very
large, and on 1t flickered fifteen lighted
Iapers. Among the guests present were
Hazel Wttten. Floy Noteman. Marie Howe,
Ella and Florence Crook, Bessie Lynch.
Maud Ma1 Meigs Of Washington. Margaret and
Lewis Ohm. Roy Wolfe, Fred Godfrey.
Harold and Stanley Marean, Edmond Wolfe
and Willie and Frank West
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BROOkLAND.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Ford Of 18th street will
take possession Of the Penrod cottage April
I, at which time Dr. and Mrs. H j. Penrod
will move into their new home on the
Bunker Hill road. s.....->.
Miss Marquis of New York. who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lewis Julien, re-
turned home yesterday. Miss Marquis has
been sojourning In the south, and Is now on
her way home to resume her studies In
medicine.
MIR. George McKinstry of Rockville, Pa,
Is visiting relatives in Brookland, and will
probably remain here for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred HOlton, who have been
spending the winter months in Washington,
are expected to return to their home in
Brookland the 1st of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Ross and two children
of Stansbury, Mo-, and Mrs. Floyd of Gala
tin, No.. are still enjoying Brookland at
Mr.. and Mrs. Witten's of West Brookland
The Dickens Club did not meet Saturday,
as was expected. at the residence of Col. and
Mrs. Juan Lewis, but have decided not to
have another meeting until after Easter.
The choir of the Methodist Church, under
the direction of Mr.. j. S. Hoilidge, is pre-
pa ring special music for the Easter services
Mrs. Hospital is arranging a program for
the Sunday school for this occasion.
The people Of this vicinity have taken
great interest in the Catholic University
base bali team. Mr.. John j. O'Brien whose
collar bone was fractured last week while
practicing. Is much better, but will not be
able to play today.
Rev. Luther B. Wilson, presiding elder of
the District. filled the pulpit at the Metho-
dist Church yesterday, and delivered an
able sermon. .,,.s,,,.
Yesterday was Missionary Sunday at the
Methodist Church, when an Interesting pro-
gram was rendered during the Sunday
school hour. The success of the ;enhartain.
nient was due to Mrs. R. 8. Wolfe who is
president Of this department In the church.
The exercises were as follows: Singing. Inv
the school: Bible reading: prayer by the
pastor, Rev. VIM. H. Chapman; paper, car
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SUBURBAN NEWS
ANACOSTLA.

Information reached Anacostia last even
ing that a young lady, the daughter OF a
prominent and wealthy farmer living near
La Plata, attempted to commit suicide by
shooting herself with a pistol yesterday
morning because she had been disappointed
in love. The wound was said to be dam
gerous one, and the patient was removed to
Baltimore on a special train for treatment
at one Of the hospitals. The family who
received the tidirgs declined to give the
name of the lady who is said to have COM
mitted the rash act.
[ John Burgess. a small boy, living on
jackson street. was Saturday bitten on the
ear by dog. said to belong to a man named
Heckowitch. The dog was killed by Police
man Robie.
The expected trouble yesterday at Mace
donia Baptist Church, Hillsdale. did not
materialize. The anti-Mason faction at
tended the morning service in strong force
and, contrary to their expectation, were ad-
mitted to the church without protest on
the part Of their opponents. 1t is under
stood that each faction will form an Or
gsnization unless a compromise is speedily
effected.
A painful accident occurred yesterday at
the residence of Mr. Shanekintz. on Jackson
street His daughter. Miss Dora, tripped
while carrying a vessel containing boiling
water to be spilled over her head and
scalding her severely. DR.. j. s. Harrison,
who was summoned. did all in his power TO
relieve The patients suffering, and last
evening she was reported better.
Bishop Satterlee Will confirm a large
class at Emmanuel p. E. Church, Rev. W..
G. Davenport, rector. Sunday, April 49,
Col. Cecil Clay, d. c. n. G., was expected
to address meeting. under the auspices of
the Brotherhood of st. Andrew. yesterday
afternoon, but was suddenly taken Ill. and
his place was taken by Rev. w. G. Daven-
port.
couple of days ago the driver of car
No. OF the NJ street branch of the Ana
costa railway elected a man from his car
Tor diSorderly conduct. The man said at
the time that ne would get even. and that
evening the car was nearly wrecked by
some parties, who stoned it while 1T was
being driven along a secluded portion of
the route. There have been no arrests as
yet
The following residents of Anacostia and
vicinity have been summoned as jurors for
various courts in the District for the term
beginning April 1: Messrs. William G.. Dor
sey, Charles r. Wright, Hamilton Nelson,
James Boyer. H. A. Linger, r. F. Bradbury
U. A Robey. ]. T. Simpson, John S. Skid
more. Henry w. Emo, ]. B. Redd, Thomas
Gray. Victor Boyer and J. W. Tolson. Mr..
TOlson is postmaster of Anacostia.
Mr.. George Wood of Harrison street Is
quite sick.
Mss Faithful Of Adams street is Sc
riously ill with measles.
Quite a number of infants were baptized
during morning service yesterday at the
Protestant Episcopal Church by the rector,
Rev. Mr. Davenport.
Mr. William A. Williamson will this week
move into the house on jackson street re-
Gently purchased by him.
MIR. Charles Williamson will remove from
Congress Heights to Anacostia shortly
Mrs Lizzie Watson, who was thought to
be dangerously Ill, is now convalescent.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
c. @. SLOAN & CO.. Auctioneers, I4O7 st. NV

TABLE AB BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE PROP.
hRick G6HMNFdsTING 6MaS1 1SG oF Oh The & TlIEEEsToRY m & M
ssIcR as sEsShScE SI SM AND ~ ig THE TIREpSroRf
by virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of he
District Of Columbia. passed on the 10th day OF
Esn5uary, 1896 in Equity Cause No. le845. wherein
and Barbara kohler and others are defendsnts. the
Undersigned trustees, therein appointed will sell,
q premises, on wEDNEsDaY. o.f The EIHgH IL tTTaf
DAY OF APRIL. 1885, AT -FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
,ne Ioli3wing described real estate witt Part Of
@ i1t numbered six 90 in square numbered three hum
drsd and seventy-eight ts7S, beginning for the
same at point the line Of ID" st. north 20
leet ~ inches from the southeast corner of said
lot and running thence due north Is3 feet IOb
61s inches; thence due soptb ~ Sue f.s ioches
hence due west 10 feet; thence due south 1G0 feet
place Of beginning. improved BY "a q commodoIs ID o'
three story brick dwelling. used as a restaurant
And at FIVE o. ScIock g: OK THE SAME DAY, the
August kochs recorded subdivision Of lots ii % Il
three hundred and nfteen (SI5l, in said city and
District; fronting IS feet on n st. and running
Pro'ed by three-story brick residence. known
No ll12 N st. NV.
third Of the purchase money In cash. third In
one year and one-ihird In two years; the deferred
OF the purchaser. dated on the day OF sale. and
bearing interest at the rate of six per cent per
cured by deed of trust on the properly sold or the
whole purchase money may, al purchasers option,
with within twenty days after the day Of sale. or
M tne property to be resod al purchasers cost after
Sse DAYS mo notice % In The Evening Star All con
posit of $500 and Of 500 viii be required on each
Dsse' respectively at FnIssNn IiEs e sas SCHMIDT
JOHN G: ANGERMANN.
Morrison ST. NV,
mh26-ddcds Trustees.
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the year Of the night school, which will

the year of the night school. which will
open again in October.
The Laurel Dancing Academy, under the
direction Of Professors Caldwell and Smith,
Will give their second grand masQue-
rade ball at the Academy Of Music Raster
Monday evening, April 6. Handsome prizes
will be given to the lady and gentleman ap-
pearfng in the handsomest and most orig
inal costume. Among those who will be pres
ent will be costumed parties from Wash
ington in groups representing 1.-THE Land.
ing OF Columbus" and Uncle TENS Cabin. u
An excellent program of dances has been
arranged for the evening. W
An entertainment for the benefit Of tho
vested choir Of St Philips Episcopal
Church will be given Tuesday, April Z, at
the Academy of Music here. The pro-
gram. which has been arranged. includes
a clever two-act comedy, entitled "a Rice
Pudding" which will be supported by the
following competent local amateurs: Miss
Mityiene English, Miss Jean D. Crane.
Miss Susie Burton. Mr.. Jay c. Howell and
lr. John E. Fenwick. An interesting fea-
ture of the program will be the appear
arce of Mr.. George O'Connor of Wash
1ngton, the well-known and popular comic
singer, who will render n number OF his
latest and most mirth-producing songs.