Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. and Mrs ". ". Nstcalf are in the Berk.
shirs hills. They expect to meet their son, W.
P. Metcsh, about September 12,on his arrival in
New York from four-nonths' European tour
Miss Mabel Perry has returned home, after 9
two-months' visit - relatives and friends IN
Marietta, Ohio. She was accompanied by Mis-,
0srtruds Grosvenor, who IL cousin of c. Il
0rosvsnor Of Athens, Ohio.
Judge Il. B. Moulton and wife left the cit,
yesterday for an extended western tour through
Wellington territory, California and New Mex
leo. They VIII probably be gone about two
months.
The following wsshi.gssnians are among the
Clarence Beall, James Keleher, Miss Lille
Ciarove; Miss Bellsfuelle, Miss NJ. Caney, John
Lynch, d. b. Lamb and wife, J. j. Quinn, G. B.
Chandler, ?. N. Schott VIM. Bremen. and FAM
". L. =. R.mey, W. N. Snyder. Miss O'Neill,
Dackstt, Mrs. W. II. Hazard, Mrs. W. G. Duck
stt Z. u. Tabor, ex-Gov. W. NJ Stone, Jos.
Moran, q. j. Bond, Harry L Rose, Edv. Rose,
D. A. Mcknight and wife, r. N. Holman and
family Judge 7. 7. Miller, G; g; Walker, Miss
Lulu Wright ]. NJ Lipscomb, Geo. I. Stark,
W.. II. Moss, Chas. A. Henerman, DR.. G. A.
Acker, W. b. Manogue.
Mr.. Herbert Pattee leaves for New York city
IN few days 70 attend the rehearsals Of the
Booth and Modjesks company.
Miss Fleris Hodges, who has been spending
the summer in the Blue Ridge mountains. viii
return to her home on New York avenue this
week.
Mr.. J. N. Buzzell Of the Boston House, who
has been travelling in Europe with the Rev;
Samuel b, Greene, pastor OF Calvary Baptist
church, and party, has returned after an alb
sence Of about two months, having visited
Queenstown. Cork, Dublin, Belfast, Glasgow,
the lakes, Edinburgh, Paris, Switzerland, Ger
many and Belgium.
Or. Z s. Carroll has returned to the city
aftsr . months vacation.
Msssrs. David b. Taylor and ". O.. Ison Of
the Treasury department. have returned from .
delightful trip 10 Watkins Glen, Niagara Falls,
Montreal, Saratoga Springs, New York and
other points of interest.
Miss Joyce Of 18th street has gone to Balti-
more TO visit some friends for few weeks.
Rev. Geo. ". Moore, pastor of Lincoln Me-
mortal Congregational church. has returned
home from an extended tour in Europe.
Mrs. Martha Burdstt Of Boyds Station gave
delightful bay ride Tuesday evening. Among
those who enjoyed it were Mr.. VIM. T. Kesler,
Miss jennie Cox, Mr.. Edwin Howison, Miss
Minnie Webster, Mr.. Grant, Mrs. Lane, Mr..
Burdett, Ars- Edelen, Mr.. Clarence Dronen-
burg. Miss Mamie Shipley Mr. John Burdett
and Miss Iden Kesler The party was chape-
roned by Mrs. w. H. II. Kesler.
Miss Maud Herner of Philadelphia ID visiting
the family of Maj. Geo. Hill Of Georgetown.
Mr.. E. Berliner and his family left for
Europe yesterday on the North German Lloyd
steamer Hermann MIR. Berliner will return
remainder Of the family will not return for
more than year.
Miss Kate v. Wilson and Prof. Bischoff took
part in a successful concert at the Shirley, At
iansic City, on Tuesday evening.
A RECEPTION is TO be given to Rev. Geo. W.
Moore by the Lincoln Memorial and the Ply
mouth Congregational churches tomorrow
evening from to 10 pm. at Lincoln Memorial
church, corner Of 18th and r streets north
west, to which his numerous friends are invited.
East Washington's Post Office.
The new East Capitol-street branch post Of
fee. which was to have been ready for business
by September /, cannot be opened at that date
because the building is still incomplete. This
will hold it back until October l.
A Farmers Alliance.
A county farmers alliance was organized at
Upper Marlboro yesterday with the following
officers: DR.. W. W. Warning, president; DIR.
Joseph Blandford vice president; A. t. Brooke,
d.
Clagett, lecturer. The following delegates to
Blandford, ]. W. F. Hatton, DR.. w. W. Waring,
J. Benson Perrie. B. F. Turdon, E. J. Selby,
W. B. II. Blandford, ]. Henry Murray, John D.
Turner. I. NJ Naylor, W. b. Clagett, and A. T.
Brooke.
The Death Record.
During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today deaths were reported to the health Office
- follows: Whits-Msrgaret Grant, 50 years;
Mary Nixon, IS years; Mite S. Lee, II days;
George McKue, 20 years; John H. Dobson. 6
years; Lens Feldmap. l year; Ellen Ferney.
months. Colored-Jeremiah Mitchell AZ years;
Maggie Henson, Is years; Walter Gray, s
years; Jos. 3. Howard, month.
A Sale of Part Of Takoma.
B. H Warner has bought of B. F. Gilbert
that part of Takoma Park known as the Fifeld
tract in all about 80 acres. A syndicate will
put this property upon the market at once,
and . large number of permanent improve
nents are contemplated.
Ruth Lodge, No. 2, d. OF R. win give its last
excursion Of the season to Bay Ridge on Satur-
day next. Trains will leave the Baltimore and
Ohio depot at sos am, lbs and 4:30 pm.
THREE DOLLARS TO ATLANTIC CRY via Penn
sylvania railroad Saturday August 81, returning
on Monday. Special train leaves 6th-street
station pm
Tippoo Tbs Dlslikes.
DR.. Beckers, writing from Stanley Falls, says
he has had several conversations with Tippoo
lib. In these interviews Tippoo lib expressed
unboundsd loyalty to King Leopold and Bel
GUM, but said that he must decline to be q
German vassal. During his stay at Zanzibar
he said. be had hidden himself in order to escape
further opportunities Of the German admiral
Who had overwhelmed him with promises and
attentions
Tippoo lib declared that the natives hated
both the English and the Germans. The infiu-
snce of the Arabs, he claimed, tended TO put an
end 70 slavery by instiling into the natives civ
liked ideas.
AFatal Jump From q Moving Train.
Frank Buckley, aged twenty-five, living at
Aunssy, Rockland county, New York, jumped
eG the Shohola excursion train at noon yester-
day and was instantly killed He was employed
- . collector by New York lumber arm, and
having business with lumber dealers here, he
jumped from the train, which did not stop at
that place.
Charged With Insurance Fraud.
7. H. Callahan, prominent ward politician