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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-02
Telegramy z Europy.
CHOLERA w EUROPE.
Zaraza ukazuje sic we W}oszech.
Postepy cholery W Rosyi.

LoNpyN, lipca. -korespondent
tutejszej gazety ,,Chronicle" We
dnia nadsy}a nastepujaca, sensacyJ-
Ma wiadomoSG: ,,Cholera ukazafa sic
we W}oszech. Piet wypadkdw cho-
roby mia}o miejsce W Brindlsl l
diva W Latcano. Zaden wypadk6w
ME spowodowa4 dotad smierci, lecz
pomimo to ukazanie sic choroby Wy
wofafo ogromny pop}och -. hzecz
pogarsza jeszcze ia okolicznosc, re
w}adze utrzymuja rzecz cafae W ia
jepnicy."
LoSpYS, llipca. - correspondent
,Standarda" Rzymu donosi, co ma
stepuje: ,,Urzedowe raporta zaprze-
czaja ukazaniu sic cholery W Brln-
.disi. Me mniej rad rozesfaf cyrku-
lare, wyszczeg6lniajace srodki ostro-
znosci przeciw cholerze.
LoNDYN, lipca. --korespondent
,,Chroniele'' z Petersburga pisze:
,,Rzeczywista $miertelnosc wskutek
cholery, panujaca W Rosyi, o wiele-
kroc przenosi cyfry, podawane urze-
.downie. Straszny popfoch panuje W
Baku. W Turkestanie wojskom ka-
zano wymaszerowat z miasta, azeby
wydali}y sic z poza obrebu dzlafanla
cholery.'
LoSDYN, l lipca. - correspondent
gazety ,,Times'' telegrafuje: ,,Pe-
tersburskie NOW. Wremia" skarzy
sic, ze urzadzenia kwarantannowe
odnios}y zbyt ma}o skutku. Gazety
rosyjskie W og6le .pragne1yby utwo-
rzenia miedzy- europejskiej Koml-
syi, zwalczajacej cholere.'
PETERSBURG, lipca. - Zarzady
Mast W okolicach Rosyi, dotknie-
tych przez cholere lub przez MA "a
grozonych, przedsiebiora srodki W
celu przeciwdziaiania okropnej
klesce. Il, Petersburga przybyfo do
Taszkientu wielu lekarzy apte-
kami i srodkami acknowledgement.
Zarzad miejski W Tyflisie wyasygno-
wa4 As. 600 1ubli ma ostroznosci sanl-
tarne. Nadto Rada miejska uchwa,
lila przeznaczyc 600 rubli emerytury
dla rodzin lekarzy, kt6rzy utraca zy-
Gle W walce cholera. W Samarze
.zosta}y rozdzielone tysiace egzempla-
rzy kart, zawierajacych przestregi
sanitarne. Do Sebastopola postano-
wiono ME wpuszczac zadnych po-
,dr6znych ze Wschodu.
LoNDYN, l ipca. - 4 Odessy
donosza tu, z bardzo pewnego zrod-
Ia, IL W Tyflisie W cisgu 4ech dnl
umar}o ma cholere so osob. Moska-
lie zabraniaja tenn pisae rozgfa7
:szaG. ..'
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-02
GROZNT POZAR.
Trzech ludzi spalonych.

WOODLAND, Cal. l lipca. -
Straszny pozar zniszczy4 wieksz2
czesG byznesowej dzielnicy miasta.
re eatr opery, wielkie sk}ady mate
ryaf6w aptecznych, hotele, ofsy i
SIT tory paddy ofara pFamieni. Dwaj
ludzie zostali spaleni zywcem, jeden
zabity przez upadajacy muir.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-02
Notatki 1elegrqfc2'ae.

= w New OfKu 1n1OuZl A1ouZleJe
ban kowi skazani zostali: Carpenter /
Ora aemer ma lat ciezkiego wiezie-
nia, a Bjorkman ma lat mie-
siecy.
,,BiaIe czapki'' W Cambridge,
O. kaza1y W ciagu % godzin wye
cha miasta drowi Sibleyowi, kto-
ry porzucif rodzine zy{ jakas
dzie ewczyna. A dla poparcia tego "a
dan Tia oblepi}y go smoEa i pierzem!
= z Victoria, B. G. donosza, IL
parowiec rzadowy amerykahski
,,Corwin' przytrzyma} 25 statkow
ME prawnie polujacych ma psy NOR
skie. Ma owych statkach znalssziono
t tysiecy skor.
l. Parowiec ,,Olivette''', kt6ry
przybyf wczoraj do Bostonu, przy-
wi 6zl 5 majtk6w, pochodzacych z
rozbitego statku ,,Owasco'.
+ W New Yorku by}y wczoraj
az diva skandale, polegajace ma tenn,
ze danny publicznie .wybatozy}y.. ....
m ezczyzn. Zarzadca Garden teatru
Barker dostaf ,,lanie" Cd pieknej
Oh 6rzystki Lally Brandt "a to, re byf
dl a niej niegrzeczny, a pan J.R. Hal
staed, 3e-letni kawaler, padf ofara
ba ia, kt6rym kierowa}a 23-letnia
m iss Lizzie Montemery. W tym
os tatnim wypadku powodem roz-
pr awy mia}y bycpIotki, jake pan
H. robif ma piekna Lizzie. 49,:
= Charles Weirs, prosty robotnik
W Lake City, Col. otrzyma} wczoraj
"a awiadomienie Holton, NJ, re jest
sukcesorem }adnej sumki $500, 900.
So zczeSliwiec!. !....
- W San Bernardino, Cal. J. L.
M errill, cierpiacy umysfowo, chciaf
popefnic samob6jstwo. W tym celu
zada4 sobie. -. $50 ran scyzorykiem
i siekiera. Bedzie zy}.
= Agent nowojorskiej frmy ban
kierskiei GA. J: Bache q Co." W
Troy, N. Y. niejaki w. S. Griswold
zabraf soba $40. 900 nalezace do fir
my i starym systematem. pole
chal do Kanady. .
Z}oczyhcy, pragnacy okrasc
wa gon ekspresowy W pociagu kolel
Chi ieago & Erie wykoleili 6w poeiag
W poblizu Markle, Ind. Kradziezy
iednak ME zdofali dokonac. Wsku-
tex wypadku pie6 os6b rannych.
DIS poczatek konwencyi t. z.
ssT rzeciej Partyi'' W Omaha. TWie-
dza dobrego zr6dFa, il sedzia Ger
sha N ME przyjmie nominacyl.
w Springfield, Ills. toczy sic
spra ava Jamesa R. Sheppler, oska-
rzon nego 90 szesciokrotne fafszywe
prz edstawianie sic "a marsza}ka Sta
now Zjednoczonych... W tym: cha
rak terze pod r6znemi pozorami are
szto wal on Mode kobiety, bra} jez
don nu nastepnie przemoca lub po-
stra chem zmusza} do czynienia "a
dose jego niemoralnym zadaniom'.:'
Kotr oskarzony jest takze W stanle
Ark kansas morderstwo.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-02
Polacy W Ameryce,
PoDW0JNE NIEszEsCIE.
Ojciec syn ofara.

ZPort Recb1 1nond ma: Staten Is
land, W poblizu New Yorku donosza
o podw6jnem str asznem nieszczesciu.
Szesnastoletni Edward Kaminski
podczas ataku cho oroby zwanej tan
Gem sw. Vita wpad} do NORA i u
tonaf.' Gdy trupa chFopca przynie4,,
siono do domu . przywo}any ojcieo
ujrzaf 60, nieszcz esliwy upad} z bo;
lesnym okrzykie1n ma ziemie i ducha
wyzionaT.. -: -.'t.. ..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-02
Drobne wiadonl losci.

~Ob. W. Nowaczew ski naf
pozwolenie ma budowe nowegoi 4Pie-
trowego domu Pm. 83S na NJ ilWa au-
kee ave. kosztem SIS. .OD0. v
= Pnypominamy, ze jutro V ME
dziele godz. 2! W hal | OBJ. ! Paw Wfa
Mrozek (r6g 4sej Wo od ul: rprz y
pada nityng nowo "a k}adanego pa
Town of Lake Towarzy stwa narod H.
wego.
#Jutro godz. 3ej ! pofud dnia w
Vorwaerts Turn Hail przy ul+ lR ej
odbedzie sic posted Eenie ToN.
"Gmina Polska'. Wst epne zn izon ne.
STOW. narodowe i'm Adama Mi
ckiewicza. urzadza sk}ad ke ma p6mhi TX
Koscluszki.
sZakfad rzezniczy p. Biederma ia
(s2o3 Ullman uI. ma Bridgepprcie)
cieszy sic swietnem poKodzen lem j..
Towar zawsze swiezy wybor1 y, &C.
ny umiarkowane!. -.
Kupujcie towary bfswatne u p.
S. Szczecha .na Milwaukee ave., q
bedziecie zadowolnieniA f..
*W kawiarni p: SaE Eickieg9 p b.
572na Noble ul. zawsze MONA dosta6
wybornego kwasnego nd leka, dosko-
nafycb lod6w, znakomit4 d kawy' ma j.
lepszych cygar...
w Chicago obecni& bawi chwi-
lowo sz. DIR. Ifowiecki 2 Detroit.
*>Skarbnik miejski p. KiofbasSa
wyiedza dis razem z liczniejszem IN
gronem przyjaci6i i zh hajomyeh ha
poswiecenie nowego do mu vie iskie-
go W swej posiadlosd i W p9 9bliz zu
Stevenspoint, Wis:
Przypominamy, z9 jutro VIE
czorem przypada W hall p. NJ Nh
jewskiego zebranie pr rzedstawicieli eli
Towarzystw, zaj jmujacych sic urza-
dzeniem obchodu bitwy pod p T.
bienka.
*Dzis ostatnie pr rzedstawienie
cyrku Barnuma.
Jozef Montaug, zon nob6icai ska +
zany zostaf ma diva lat 'wieziienil4.
= P. Miller, pozostajacy W Pr7 ~
tu1ku dla biedak6w, z niewiadomej
przyczyny powiesif sic. I
Trzydziestopiecioletnia pa api de
! Long W chwili ob}edu wyszfa z d.
mu mad jezioro, tam zada}a sobbie
dose ciezkie rany nozem W skfonI a
nastepnie skoczy}a do woody | ut6-
nefa....
Wczoraj wLincoln Parku mia} ia
bye puszczona po raz pierwszy elek-
tryczna fontanna, dar Yefkesa.
Ale. g.. nastapi} zaw6d.
Wegle drozeja. W lecie3 !.'. .
*P. Zyg. Sfupski, obecnie 4amie.
szkafy W Detroit, zamie erza mad esfae
ma wystawe do Chicago VIA Frnego -
pomysfu s'zegar drewniany" ~
pe}nie novel maszyneryi, tax ma 70
skomplikowanej, re kazdy- sap jR
naprawi6 potraf.
II Ma ulicy Paulina, d a Tow y Of
Lake, zabite zosta}o wSzoraj przzeE
upadek kupy drzewa d7 7iecko ] edno /
rocZne. .
\ Trzydziestoletni Frydery K j.
Miller zmar{ wczoraj na stacyl pol1
cyjnej W Stock Yardach na..' a4'F
rim trenae'as.
+ Wincenty Perena z pstat wefzofay
ciezko poparzony wskut elk zapa lei :, IL il
sic benzyny, W ktoreJ myf soy
rece.
*Umarf wczoraj b. a alderman Gel
wardy Burke, znany dob brze Pola akolf
ma Bridgeporcie. i
*P.. Jan KroI, sek1 1etarz Tow
Serca Pana Jezusa przy kosciele isN
Stanis1awa Kostki zawia adamla ma
ze posiedzenie roczne egoz Tow;
rzystwa odbedzie sig dnia 7go lllpt;I
we czwartek godzinie wp6f 90, {
smej wieczorem Wszyscy fzte1
kowie So proszehi o pf fzybyclf III;
takowe. +.
szkola parafalna d ddziaf ch}o
pc6w sw. Stanisfawa zos ta}a w9z zorsl
z zzamknieta. Wakacye trwac pedf
okofo dw6ch miesiecy.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-02
wYPADEK W FABRYCEI.
Trzech Polak6w zabitych.

W New Yorku, jak donosi balti-
morska ,Polonia'', W zesz}y czwar-
tex pek1 kociof W s}ynnej fabryce
mydla znanego milionera Babbit p.
n. 1s ma Washington ul. W fabry-
ce tel pracuje P pewna liczba. Pola-
k6w. Eksplozya a kotfa okaza}a sic
fatalna dla trzech Mich. Zostali
zabici ma miejscu Polacy: Wisniew-
ski, Osihski i trzeci, znany tylko
pod nazwiskiem John'a. Temu O.
statniemu umar}a iona diva tygodnie
temu, pozostawiwszy ,osmioro dzieci.
Nieszczesliwe sic eroty!. -. ... -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-02
ME CHCE CZY ME MOzE?!. ..

Raz jakos gdy sic zgadalo,
lie honor dis gore bierze,
Bo przeniewierstw many ma4o,
Ktos rzekI: bardzo temu wierze,
Lecz chcialbym wiedziee dokladnle,
Kiedy nova honorze,
Czy TAXI, kt6ry ME kradnie,
Krase ME chce, czy krase ME moze ?
-: M. RoDo6. -
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-02
SPlSEK W BUKGARYI.

W1EDEh, l lipca. = Telegram z
:Sofi donosi, il niejacy Milarofs i
Popoff, aresztowani pod zarzutem
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-02
RoK III.

sam budynek sqsiedn fe skfadE i pti~
sy innych firm. Strat ia doch9dzi O.
go}em do $4,000. |
Miti,og "Hl"J~ P"{ {u,rshfeBo. I
Odbieramy nastepuiace pi Fm3 7
prosba o umieszczenie: "Dzis w 80
bote dnia, 2 lipca go4 4z. 7 i Yie6zo~
rem odbedzie sic dord dczny nifty ing
Klubu politycznego i'm . Pufa Twskie-
COLO wardy. Takowy bedzie M iaf
miejsce W hall OBJ. NJ. Porozynskie-
60 przy rogu II i Lin coin u I. Do
przybycia ma ten nit yng "a prasza
wszystkich czfonk6w pomienionego
Klubu. Lg. Moszy'ishf, Sekretarz.
842 w. II ul. i
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-02
NIEsZCZESLIWY!.

W>New York; W okropnem polo
zeniu znajduje 81 e Polak J6zef Bu-.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-02
. ANGLIK CHWALI WOJSKO
FRlANCUZKIE.

LoNDYS, i lipca. - Maj. Hender-
son, professor taktyki W szkole VOL
skowej W Sandhurst, miaf odczyt o
ostatnich manewrach wojsk francu-
zkich. Zdaniem Henderson,, obecna
armia francuzka jest najlepsza ma
swiecie. Ar1nia ziozona Z 10000
ludzi zosta4a skoncertowana, zaopa-
trzona W zywnosG, przetransporto-
wana, utrzymy ywana W ciag}ym ruchu
i zn6w rozes}a ma po garnizonach bez
jednej omyfki lub nieporozumlenla'
Zdaniem maj. Henderson, jest to
nastepstwem nies}ychanie swietnej
organizacyi. Twierdzl on, ze armla
angielska, a nawet niemlecka ME
jest W stanie wytrzyma6 por6wnania
wojskiem fir ancuzkiem..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-02
W TEATRZE.

Dana do swego sasiada:
- Czy ME uwazasz pan, jaka tn
fatalna akustyka?
Sasiad wacha; po chwili:
Mic ME czuje, moscia dobro-
dziejko!... 49,:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-02

& Czytaj TEbEGRAF! ffac "a L Z
LEGRAF! TELEGRAF jest PT0fo"S'
qoie codziea,aq gazeta.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-02

organizacyi spisku, majacegona celu
zamach na zycie ks. Ferdynanda bui-
garskiego, zrobili kompletne przy-
znania i miedzy innemi wyznali, IL
sk}onieni zostali do przedsiewziecia
zamachu przez Rosye. Jakkolwiek
zwolennicy Rosyi twierdzs, ze Po-
poffa i Milaroffa sk}oniono do zeznan
przy pomocy lnoralnei tortury, opinia
bulgarskaj est zupe;nie innego zdania.
LudnoSt Bu}garyi jest mocno obu-
rzona przeciW Rosy i nadesfanym
przez MIA MOI Edercom.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-02
PIERWSZY TRYUMF KONSER-
WATYSTOW.

LoSDYS, / ipca. - Wybory "a
sta&y dis juz rozpoczete. Lord Ran
dolph Churchill, konserwatysta, O.
brany zostaF W South Paddington,
bez zadnej opozy cyl. W miejscowo-
sci tel W \ I, 1885 by}o 1925 g}o
sow iberalny ych; VT. 1886 jeszcze
76o; obecnie libe eralni ME uwazali "a
potrzebne sta wiat swego kandydata.
Konserwatys ci z tego pierwszego
tryumfu bez opozycyi stawiaja sobie
iak nailepsze wr6zby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-03
woxAS's BUREAU OF INFORMATION.

The bureau of information will occupv the
Kennedy building, 1909 street. on snd after
September H. Mrs. NJ r. Hampson. the chair
man, has out Of a wealth Of experience and OBJ
servauon outlined plan by which every posi-
Bile detail seems to be fully covered In The main
office OF the bureau Mrs. Hampsou will have
her desk and will be assisted by two competent
ladies', who will be ready ct all hours TO meet
all applicants for information. In .hiS Office
also, all the chairmen of the various .ubcom-
mittees will have desks. The accommodations
committee will be represented BY several clerks
VINO Will continue TO assign temporary quarters
as long as desired; the entertainment badges
souvenir. press and other committees. all N
whom VIII necessarily come in contact with the
visitors
There will be also ample mail. telegraph and
telephone facilities. The Chesapeake and Ohio
Telephone Company. through Mr.. 5. NJ Bryan.
mas gwen the free use Of telephone. both ice
companies have rendered all the ice the neces-
sary furniture will be loaned by the geological
survey, the High School. &c, and there will be
couple OF young ladies who will keep a
couple OF typewriters clicking. whose services
and machines are also rendered bv Mai. Powell.
Another feature will be the parcel Office. where
small bundles may be checked and left Mes
senSers will be on band also. On the second
hoor there will be parlors. retiring. reading
and lunch rooms with competent service. Ia
make all ladies who will avail themselves of the
privileges as entirely comfortable possible.
Mrs. Kate B. Sherwood has written a poem
for the reunion of the twenty-third army corps
entitled The Men Who Wore the Shield. "
The shield was the badge of the twenty-third
corps, In which her husband. J. r. Sherwood.
colonel one hundred and eleventh Ohio voIun-
teer infantry. second brigade. second division.
was brevetted for special gallantry at Franklin
after one OF the hardest fought and most de-
cisive battles Of the war. Mrs Sherwood is a
woman of marked ability and is past national
president, ". r. c.
NOTES.
The members of the staff Of the commander
in-chief from the Department of the Potomac
met last night and arranged for refreshments
that will be served in the headquarters of the
staff i'll the board of trade rooms
The headquarters of Ladies' Aid Society of
Aohn Logan Camp. s. of v. will be at the i
street Baptist Church. not at 9i5 Z street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-03
HEiTT~ytLLE-
corresronGence Of The Evening Sta.

Cotre>' oncence Of The Evening Sta-.
HYArrsyTLLE. Nh. Septe mber 3. 1892
Mr.. J.. W. Habercom has written Mr.. J.. A.
shrimp. secretary OF the Single Tax Club Of
Hyattsyille. in answer TO his communication of
the 27th ult;mo, requesting him to meet Mr. J.
l.. McCrecry Of Washington in Gebato upon the
single tax question. saving that 'after consider
ing your proposition have found no reason
WIZ should accept the invitation or challenge
TO debate the merits Of the single tax. hut many
Hhv should not"
An anti-slngle tax man told THE STAR re-
porter yesterday that the proposed debate was
simply scheme of the single tax apostles 10
draw a crowd. anu that neither Mr.. Eabercom
nor has friends intended to be caught in such q
trap. An anti-single tax meeting mas already
been called for next Thursday night. at which
Mr.. ". A. Croffut is advertised 10 speak.
The republicans OF this county in pursuance
to the call of the state central committee viii
hold primary meetings this evening in the
several election districts of this county To-
choose five delegates from each district 20 the
county convention. which meets at Marlboro
next Monday. aud which in turn selects four
delegates 20 represent tie county in the con-
gressional convention, which assemblies at
Laurel next Tuesday.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Bertha johnson of
Washington. who is visiting Miss Jessie Cadie
AZ Lakeland. had narrow escape from drown
ing. The Young lady. who is exceedingly ven
tnrescme. undertook 10 cross Lake Arsemesia tn
a canoe, but being novice in handling pad
die capsiZed the canoe and found herself
fiounderiEs in six feet OF water before she had
made half the passage. She did not lose her
presence Of mind and unassis;ed made her way
| along the bottom to shallow water.
The Owl Social Club of Badensburg will give
Its third grand hop next Thursday evening ut
the summer park in that village.
The following ladies OF Charlton Heights
were recently awarded prizes for lower gardens
by a committee consisting of Nessrs. Graves
Neemes and Keliher: Mrs. wake sirsf prize
SO in gold: Mrs. keifer. second prize. $50,
and Mrs. Stoatenherg third prize
Miss Ethel Baker of Washington has been
visiting Mrs. Gilbert d. Fox
Miss Hassler OF Capitol Hill is visiting Miss
Acker. W b. H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-03
PROXIES TO FIGHT AT CHICAGO.
A Novel Method Of Seeing the Great Cham
r,fons1,iu Cout~ss

A Novel Method Of Seeing the Great Cham
pionship Contest.
On September those lovers of pugilism who
could not make the trip to New Orleans TO see
the big fight can see at Chicago an exact re-
production of the smuggling match. A Chicago
man has conceived a scheme whereby he could
furnish q fund Of amusement to the sporting
men. and incidentally figures on receiving a
handsome profit. He has secured hall where
y platform viii be erected in the center Of the
auditorium. On raised dais will be seen fig
ures Of Corbett and Sullivan in regulation ring
costume.
The figures win be properly labeled. with
seconds and bottle holders in attendance.
Although the figures are stuffed with sawdust.
when they slug it win be a genuine contest for
the heavyweight championship of the world. A
hive referee will be included in the list of pro-
critics. The figures will be made Of horsehisie
tanned and. Of course, tough enough for the
Halstead street contingent OF spectators. The
seats win be close enough to prevent the cour-
poses Of the contestants win be 90 reproduced
that only An expert could tell them from the
genuine article They viii fight per instruc-
tions, and the instructions Will be from New
Orleans by special circuit.
II 10 proposed 10 have . wire direct from the
ring sids 70 tie hall, and each move Of the con-
testants h 70 b reproduced according 10 tele-
graphic t1D6uotionA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-03
Pretty Wedding at Sandy Springs.
Corrcspo ndence Of The Evening Star.
S.Sny GpprSnS Canf 1900

candy SPRINGS, sept. 3, lSSz.
Seldom is this quiet little Quaker village
treated to as pretty wedding rs took place at
"Plainfeld" on Thursday evening. Mr.. Tarl-
ton 3. Stabler and Miss Rebecca T. Moore.
the Youngest daughter Of Mr. ". W. Moore,
were the high contracting parties and the mar
riage was performed by Friends ceremony at
the residence of the brides father. The house
was artistically decorated with ivy. golden rod
and cut flowers. and a huge wedding bell of
hrdrangeas was especially admired.
The brides gown was ofcream silk with train,
and was very becoming. Attending them we're
six couples in the persons of Mr.. Albert Stabler
and Miss Sarah I. Moore. Mr.. Mortimer Stabler
and Miss Rose Stabler. Mr. W. F. Thomas and
Miss Pa;tie I. Miller. Mr.. Frederick Moore and
Miss Marianna. Mr.. Caleb Stabler and Miss
Anna l.. Thomas and Mr.. Newton Stabler and
Miss Emily T. Brooke. As an evidence Of the
healthfulness of SANDY Spring neighborhood
there were present nearly dozen persons past
three score and ten four of whom are over
eighty wears old. The bridesnaidy all wore
dresses of crepe de chene. with lace trimmings.
each carving a large bunch Of tea rose buds.
Nearly a hundred handsome presents. among
which WAS a compiete set Of table silver from
the brides grandparents. Mr.. and Nrs. Il. X.
Moore, testified to the popularity of the Young
compile. samp:uous collation. was spread for
the bridal party. and after many congratu,a-
tions and good wishes. with an abundance of
the conventional rice and old shoes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stabler drove off in a gaily decorated
vehicle to their pretty new home. ''Amhersly."
W. F. T.
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ALONG TEE wHAHyEs.
Gossip I'm Regard 20 the Gran Coming 90
and Going From the City.

Gossip I'm Regard 20 the Gran Coming 90
and Going From the City.
The American Ice Company has received
during the past week one schooner, eighteen
cars and one barge Of coal. in all $50 tons.
The Philadelphia barge II. A. Lovett will be
ont TODAY and Will probably so 10 Aquia or
Quantico to load ties for Philadelpnis.
Schooner Harry and Charley. Capt Dick
Wright. will load in Aqua creek for this port.
Schooner kate Miller. Georgetown. d. C..
Capt Jefr Edwards. has received a new coat q
pant and taken up position in the stresm-
Schooner Flanagan is light.
4 sidewalk and granite carriageway have
been laid in front OF the harbor Office.
The schooner !. {. Smith is nj sea bound
hi;hcr from Florida. With Lumber.
schooner Thomas Il. Taylor, Baltimore, Capt.
Milford. l. light
There is mad at Riley's dock for Capt.
Alturd OF the Founder
Schooner Metropolitan has shifted 10 the
stream.
The Pcntz and River View mines are matched
Tor one day next week OF the frat team Engi-
neer Moore IS manager and Johnnie DYER cap
tam. and Of the latter Supt John Wilson Is
manager and Harry Randall captain.
docks.
The police life boa; Joe blackburn. ir., has
been repalntcd aud swung on her davits
~ mas not been profitable season for the
steamer juno.
sir. Grant Parish. agent FOR River View. gave
theaier party lasI night 20 The Bottom of the
sea IA honor of Miss Fresh Randall.
ihif'Ss are unusually quiet at tho river front.
lhree-mast schooner Robert Doaglns Carter.
'ant Ieaa. hence 10 Baltimore for coal thence
TO Portland. has arrived
Ahree-mast schooner Daylight. Capt. Hodg-
ton. mas sailed from Faith for Baltimore
fonr-nast schooner Ebenss,e- Hagrett,
ian'arisco;ia. Me. Capt Poole, hence with
coal. is az Boston.
Schooner Eclipse, Baltimore. Capt Rcyelle.
hence. is NJ Norfolk
Ihree-mast schooner Jennie y. Huddle. Phil
adelphla. Is discharged and will probably pro-
coed 10 Norfolk light 20 hunt fire. -ht.
Scnooner /. II. kerby. hence. Is at Norfolk.
Mr.. honohue OF the American Ice COMPANY
sustained painful injury Yesterday by the run
ninS away OF his horse. The third and fourth
hrgers OF his right hand were disIocated.
The British brigan;ine Artos discharged yes-
terdav and was toNed TO Iittleassld a Alvords
wharf TO take in ballast
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sons OF Veterans.

Logan Camp, No. 2. S. o: V, at their regular
meeting on thursday. September !, mustered
the following: Z. NJ. Bunker. James Bragonier.
c. l. Mcclure. John Poynton and W. T. Thorn
ton. A good dea, of business was transacted in
relation to the G. A r. encamp.aent Two
hundred badge were ordered. 70 be given 10
visiting members OF the organization as souye-
Mrs. Under the good of the order = hand
somely framed picture OF the review Of 1865
was presented 10 the camp By the president
and secretary Of the Ladies' Aid Society.
Misses Ella Balm and jiay Co-bett Il was
accepted By Commander Conrad with some
appropriate remarks. his camp is the only
fulr equipped ard uniformed enc in WASH
ington, alid therefore the duties of escort will
b. Gcfte laborious for the coming sncsrnp-
meat, and the commander. G. L. Conrad. is
drilling them nightly for the occasion and
hopes 10 have them second 10 nore By the
time the encampnent meets