Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-15

! WARRINGTON GROVE CAMP.
Services I'm the woods and E1appening,
Among she Tents.
Correspondents Of THE EvEsrxo srAn
WASHINGTON GROVE, August Is.
Yesterday was day of arrivals and quiet en-
Joyment in camp. The morning prayer meet
Ing LED by Rev. w. n. Laney, was well attended
Notwithstanding the goodly crowd that visited
the depot to receive those who arrived by tn,
morning train. At 1890 q. M, DR.. Naylo
preached an impressive sermon from the tex
! found in Isaiah Al 81
| The children had an interesting and full meet
ing at ESQ p. M, conducted by Rev. c. w. Bald
win. AZ the same hour an impressive servic.
by Mrs. Burriss. AS usual, the young people.
meeting ut $50 p. m. was the best Of the day.
p The tabernacle services at night was spirited
eeptably, and was followed BY Elder Kelley il in
exhortation: AT the close an important oper
| mSeuhg OF the association was held.
The program OF religious services for to-mor
row IS as follows: At 1890, regular Sabbath
Gorshlp. preaching by DR.. Hanlon, Pennington
mick, Of the p E. church south. Rev. H. s
Frank will preach at 1880 p. m. tonight.
/ CAMP NOTES.
The fire brigade is a big thing. 1t comprises
about 500 men and women. The private's out
nba Is bucket Of water that Of the staff
81 The public police corps is composed of the
HosWa1a Bond and e HS Mes IL sad
tion 10 this is o private force OF six members OF
the executive committee.
me extension OF the switch at the Baltimore
ana Ohio depot at this place Is completed.
| Inc new bridge over the railroad, just above
dne sWltch Is an advantage. II shortens the
driving distance from the county road at least
| two miles.
-, There is now a commodious waiting room at
the depot, with lady attendant Mr.. Harry
| Junction.
| operator here.
The association is to have o public laundry.
| Inc SIDE selected Is west of the encampment.
| Inc old beds have been removed and new
ana comfortable cots have been put in the min
Another case of petty larceny is reported.
the organists overcoat was taken BY the un-
The Gospel cornet now awal<es the echoes in
tne grove. The circle will lie closed on Sunday
ana an usher stationed ut each avenue during
| ulvlne service Promenaders and politicians
Complete arrangements have been made to
provide creature comforts for the thousands
| bath.
Sheriff Kelchner was here yesterday in re-
spouse to telegram from Major Morgan
| Revs: ]. E. Ockerrnan and Mccormick, of
Frederick county, Md, registered at the lodge
to-day.
Mrs Moulton is lying dangerously i'll at Maple
Wood. DR.. r. Howard attends her.
Miss Tribby, OF West Washington, is stopping
at me schneider cottage, corner OF 5th avenue
Mr., Bennie Slammed is compelled to use
crutcheS because OF severe sprain in his ankle.
MRS: q. Craig Is ut home again In the cottage
The little folks are happy to see Rev. Harry
france back again. He will conduct their
MecllnS Tomorrow afternoon.
Other arrivals yesterday were Miss Sallie Cal
noun, MIR. Dorsey and family Miss Jennie Dor
sey, Miss MiIstead, of Laurel, and Mrs. Della
Mrs. Jennie Knott had Il bad fall yesterday.
Transfers Of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:
Heirs Of =. Hackney to May j. Murray, pt
Lots Lot l Ia, and II; SO. W Of So. 4: 1000. G: n
sa5oS A. y =. Mowlin se to Sc sch5o, ia lot a4
SO; 1850; 81 900 c. J. Hilyer to {. b. Rheem
fnn lot 90, So So S. B Rheem to Alice
man, Trustee, to G. II. Carington, lot 5, blk. 3d.
Columbia Heights; s97916. Jane Green to
Brown ct al. to Elizabeth X Anderson, W. pt 2
81. S.S; $1,000. j. +. Gibson to jeremiah X.
Imbrie, sub. US. So; 234; 2,4Oo. George NJ.
$1,000, &c.
THE CITY MARKErs.-The Official Price Cur
rent of the Washington Produce Exchange for
this week states that the flour market is steady
with more fEmness i'm price Of old wheat flour.
market steady. Old hay is scarce aud market
trim; new in good supply and steady. The sup
i
which are rather scarce. The egg supply is not
large, but ample for demand with u steady
market. The receipts OF poultry have been
about car load per day. The market is I'M
settled and sales necessarily ut low rates
Prices may be better next week Slffppers
weigh their poultry with full craws, which are
empty when received causing loss OF from
tour to six ounces on each chicken. This ac-
counts for the loss OF weight which is often COM
| and selling ut any Offer. Considerable stock ar
irving Is comparatively worthless.
IN BEHALF OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. af
ternoon MI T.. w. Grant presented to Judge
Merrick, in the Probate Court, the will of the
late Jehu w. Elliott with petition asking that
letters OF collection be issued to Hamilton NJ.
Rogers. he files an affidavit, in which he
charges that ]. e. Burns is endeavoring to dis
lot OF ground in South Washington, and that
she is in a helpless condition in the Washing
ton asylum. The court directed an order of
publication.
A MAINLAND AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FENCE CoMPAET.-The Maryland Hedge and
Vine Fence company. of Frederick county, Md,
have filed articles OF incorporation in Frederick
city. The capital stock Is 500, OUO and the
company will do business in the state OF Mary
land, District CT Columbia, and the adjoining
counties Of fennsylvania. The planting ana
cultivation OF fences will he under the patents
OF the Dayton, Ohio, company.
A POLICEIAN SHOT IN THE LEG BIZ HIS
OWN P1sroi--This morning Policeman Joseph
Van Fleet, OF the sixth precinct, passing down
9th street, saw near the corner OF + street col
Ored boy knowna as "Chaiky" Buck, whom he
wanted for an attempt 70 break into Il stable.
The officer was about 10 arrest the boy, who
started TO run. and the police mans pistol drop
ping, one chamber OF il discharged, tue miss,e
entering the calf of the officers leg The boy
was arrested and taken to the sixth precinct
office where DR.. q. l.. Magruder attended him.
after which he was sent to his home, No. 1902
New jersey avenue northwest.
MR.. MILEURNs NEW SrogE-The druggist.