Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-14
GEORGETOWN.
TOOK his WORDS poXS.

Aooh hlH NohDS DOWN.
Washington tailor made a pair of riding
preeches short time ago for one Of George
towns prominent horsemen, but as they did
not turn out TO be what was ordered this young
man refused 10 pay for them. Several times
the bill, amounting TO SI7, was sent but no at
tention was paid TO It, and a DAY or two ago the
tailor presented IL in person. Then he yas
candidly told that IL never would be paid until
the defect in the breaches WAS remeaiea
Nhereupon the tailor became greatly excited
and every unpleasant remark he could possibly
think OF was hurled at that young man The
alleged debtor, instead of becoming excited
also and making scene, sat calmly al his desk
ana took down IN shorthand every epithet adj
dressed TO him, and now he amuses his male
friends by reading them as they were spoken-
while the ladies hear of them with original va
riations. Latest advices say the tailor has pre-
scented the sl1 article to the horseman
THE TRINITY SUNDAY SCHOOL.
All during the warm months no catechism
lessons have been recited by the nupils NJ
Trinity Sunday school, but on SUNDAY after
next recitations will be resumed and il is ex.
pected that over 900 names will be enrolled ON
the teachers books Through the efforts of
President J. d. McGirr a corps of comnetent
instructors have volunteered their services and
all connected with the school feel confident that
the coming year will prove the brightest in its
history Medals and premiums will be dis
tributed at the end Of the year to proficient
pupils.
Officers Hall and Curren yesterday about 10
O'Clock raided house on Factory Hill. in the
rear OF Grace street, and five disorderly char
acters were brought to the station.
Yesterday two colored bows James Small
and Godlip Schele. were engaging in hot
words on the Conduit road. when a passing
gentleman attempted to act as peacemaker.
Instead OF approaching his efforts the two
boys turned on him with stones and one struck
him on the ear. infiicting a painful wound
The appearance OF another man put Q stop to
the affair.
Mr.. Reynolds Nicholson is home again.
The Woodley Hunt Club horses that have
been spending the summer on the farms Of
Virginia and Maryland while their masters
were at the seashore are being brought daily
into town and preparations for the fall sports
are going steadily on.
The Misses Blackford return home this week.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.. Howard
c. Fisher of this place TO Miss Annie Cochran
OF Washington, DC, the ceremony TO take
place on "Wednesday, September Is, at the
Fairfield NJ E. Church, Fairfield, Va.
Ihirty-one bodies were removed last week
by Undertaken Birch from the old PRESBYTERIAN
burying ground, and about one hundred will
be disinterred this week. The removals are
being made by private parties. and most Of the
reinterments are taking place at Oak Hill.
Miss George Saub of 35th street left today
for Baltimore, where she will be the guest for
one week OF Miss Wardwel of Wayerly avenue.
Mr.. Chas. Jones of 2s06 street, who has
been confined to his home for about q week. 10
able to be out again.
All day yesterday the Tenleytown, Glen Echo
and Bethesda cars were crowded.
superintendent Douglass Of the Industrial
Home School, who has been spending the sum-
mer at his home in Maine. is again at his post.
Since The STAR called attention TO the great
stagnant pool Of water in the Olympic Park an
opening TO the sewer mouth has been made,
and the residents in that neighborhood are
now both satisfied and pleased.