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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-08

Chief Palmsr's Esf1maas
tho Visitors Coming In ssptsmbse.

Commander-in-Chief Pa1mer's Esf1na1e a
the Visitors Coming In sspss@bsr.
Commander-in-C Chief Palmer Of the q. 4 r.
said In an interview In Albany yesterday: II
have received numerous requests from q. A n
and other organizations to sssign them plnoss
in the line Of the procession Ia washingtoa dur
ing the national encsmpmsnk II sheuld b.
understood that the line b formed according 70
the seniority Of the state departments end u
commander Of these departmsnts have ths
authority 10 make assignmsns within thsar
respective Department. II should also Be-
borne in mind that none bat shoss Who ere en-
titled 10 wear G. A r bsdes win b aIlov,d
10 march. Thh rule has 10 b snforosd Tor u
reason thst thsre win Be- from $1,000 10 loo,op
@. A. 4. men In line and " win hsvs ons e
the grsndest proceaaions ever held 81 q national
encsmpnsnt Five hundred thousand stran-
gsrs WI be In Washington during TIE snoamp-
nssnk Ths chief incentive vhisA win Srlns +
Veterans togsthsr this year y tkat they WI
hsye The ar.t opportunity presented thsm Einss
1855 Of ssain marching dovn Psnnsyivania ave-
nus In body"
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in the hands Of the Com
missioners his resigns-
ton 40 assistant ssseasor
70 take effect the 18th Of
August The reason
assigned was . pres Of
private business, which
made IL simply impossi-
BILE for him 10 continue
in the service Of the Dis-
trict without Q serious
loss to himself. A yet
the Commissioner have
not filed The piAce in fact
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CUT OFF BY FIRE.

Tho Town OF Elk Grove, CAL, in Flames-
Sacramento Sends Help.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, July "a telephone
message to the Record Union at late hour last
night from Elk Grove, thirteen miles from here,
announced that the town was ON fire. The
Toronto Hotel, livery stable and railroad depot
burned. Communication has been cut OF by
telegraph and telephone. The extent of the
FIRE cannot be learned. A railroad fire train
left here for the scene.
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Ear.A CrxAsrso SALE Or Hos1En,

Ear.A CrzAnrsa SALE Or Hos1En,
FoR SATURDAY.
THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE SEA-
SON.
ALL NEW. ALL DKsIRADLEA
SUMNER HOSE.
LADIES' BOOT PATTERN FINE COTTON
HOSE. FAST BLACK BOOT. FANCY or
PLAIN coLoRED UPPERs. Reeular price.
19o. PAIR.
EsSSI.E S5,s:' aac. .n' REb6cED Tok SAT
.4 slgH41ErEsSs # f; ssa THREAD 3 gsoe
R RHpI fok s ii1ss F9 h price, &c.
LADIES' R1cHE Eli. G5H RIBBED TAN and
GRAY HOSE Regular price. 35c. RE-
LADIES' RreHEGfaffEBE ' slEisnED MOROCCO
Iapr.s n.A &c 1 Sass sAEsn.esAs
D bSss Is "a n assH.F price, &c. RE-
LADIES, K,cHE III e'i kFrBnED FRENCH
S Sss 81 Rs md H 81 TEEbE f. Regular
price. s1.a5 REpScE ID, TO
ek4Rs n.s si.h nr Asn se S1 kED HSsh Is
cH11psEs.s L Isl; R.' kiaIsBED NoRRoe.
FOR SATURDAY. ANY SIZE.
,czapssss gIs { SSiish sHS xssS E -
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Mrs. Harrison Delighted with the Air g
Loon Lake,

Loon LAKE, N. Y, July s.-Mrs. Harrison is
somewhat improved, in spirits at least. this
morning. The ride from Washington, although
made At . slow rate Of speed and IS carefully Is
possible, was very tiresome, and the first lady
of the land showed the effects of it yester-
day as she alishted from the train Her
face was pale and haggard. She frightened up
somewhat, however, at her pretty cottage and
spent a restful night. She said this morning
thst she was delighted with the cool mountain
air. The President has also frightened up
somewhat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-08
IN A PoOH-BAH KINGDOM.

MAI1et0o, sovereign OF the Samoa IaIe0,
Chooses . New Adviser.
san FRAxcIsco. July 6.-The steamship Ala
media brings information from Samoa that King
Malietoa has appointed Thomas Mabeu to be
secretary Of state. Up 10 this time Baron
Won Pilsach in bis connection with the
Samoan government has occupied various
positions, including those of advisory to the
king, treasurer and president Of municipal,
and the appointment Of Mabeu has given rise
to some speculation - to the future policy Of
the Samoan government in regard TO the crcs-
ton Of the ministry on recognized lines.
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DEFIANT sMUGGLERs.

They Resist q Canadian Revenue Cutter and
Troops Have Been Summoned.
QuEBEc, July s.-Smugglers Of the lower st.
Lawrence have declared open war against the
dominion government revenue cutter Con-
stance. The latter bad seized or attempted to
seize a large schooner with $4,000 worth of
struggled whisky on board. The crew resisted
the capture and showed fight Capt May tels-
graphed to Ottawa for assistance, and detach-
ment of B battery, fifteen strong, commanded
by Capt. Farley, in full marching order, boarded
the government steamer Alert and left for the
scene Of the conflict, which is understood to be
in the vicinity of Gaspe.
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the Cause Of This Step.
II developed this morning thss one Of ne
permanent board Of assessors had resigned.
On the LIST Of July last Mr.. Y. L. Moore placed
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FATAL FALL IN THE DARK.

a Thsater Manager Came Home Lass and
Entered the Wrong Door.
SHENANDOAH, Pa, July a.-Edward St Clair
Gibbons, manager Of tho Open House, this
place, and well known in theatrical circles
throughout tho country, upon returning homo
late last night fell down the cellar steps and
fractured his skull A stair door end cellar
door adtoined and in the dark he opened the
latter, falling headlong to the cemented floor
below. He died this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-08

NJ Psris Gdslets n.y. Ut Ceunt lRuns>sr.
NJ 0enAn amhanndos, - rumoa1hn1e&
Nth =. MIA nisistr Il fssstgn s1siEs, = =
N IL Plaes coue0dA
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Range Of the Thervnor

Range Of the Thermometer.
The following were the temperatures at the
Office OF the weather bureau today: an. @,
2 pm, 79; maximum. 80; minimum. 81.
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PAY II.


p4Er aD es's rsy ass 70. sssnls., xstties.
Donf gsy 36c to6oc. Tor extra heavy D4-
9H n n. A HisNfsi1 g .a aE1ss Tcs 500 psc
III ds..s ssis % ~ lIr b SsF On; IL r. 3
PAY. pries "a 3D. bcs'f pev s. to Sis 7cr II.
pcir ssl HdS sRynss ss n * Srs s1I and so:
PAT peye1o t9f2Sfor nshy osrri.Tss dresN.s
D2ET 2 Ss5sof 4. !sCs s;S Es.sson:
,M- 80 70 eH s% 3t.ncSd Rsfjes.stecI
{AH f26G "a. for best irea-ssgue i0-ptcos
pr .ss r. ne snR : ses % 70 SissiE c:
es.sy 20 t. Be.'s Sac S&so Ts e 8
Gl:1 S.s. IL s.F ss e: s, Z. !: 5
potr sss.. skls Esos nd Roetp as ss. f asssss
m aa q, !Ss 3I g: FL 1fiSsS:ise 6 33S Ssi
MIR ss g s:,s s e 6 ;. 81 q RSosss::
Ax DesfgeIU spoqndSoe prime docs IS9sh-
p$!tr e llio. 8 y Pound. Dss'f ~ -, s:si
Ssss 81 sSsss ss sS IS S.c S0s p ~s Zero:
N WEse 1oss $780, = <. Awe - scS "a
MIR ssssny 49S as's e ssr, - e ,s Ssc
N 800 any SesSs BOT rs.hs to saiiss Is 8
it, ssHn4cneS Of ths .!ssAsn. .oanss tSs4 .
1 IN s :s.n, g. - yoS aaa scySSdya III
ssss ss1 S:'i so siss :: e Com: e "a
NJ. G. GsAsrr.
11l0N 90 g: -: Q: sad Qn.w: my26
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Gloss I oesock semop-ss.
TIE ConREcr WHrrz Crows.
i / !.
w HIrE chsmois Nousqustaars Gloves, though
sold almost svsryvhsrs ct H. vazy greatly In quality
The rstazlsr who buys Of the middlenen dosnt havs
- good gloves TO Offer ~ the merchant who imports
direct
The Palais Royal imports direct. in Quantities -
large a. many Wholesale houses. and thus 49, are
sxpDliedJ from tAs Saksv.
The saving thus assured ensbles either the selling
superior glove ct u. We, acting - your agents.
usual for dollar.
II you viii glance tomorrow 1t the display in window
Of No. LII Pa. ave.
500 DOZEN
WHITE CHAxors MousouErA,sxs
BLACK AND WHITE STITCHED BACKS
SIZES TO FIT ALI. HANDS,
PRICES,
LADIES'. e1...... MISSES. S5c.
s1-Thst the material. shape and finish Of these
Gloves is superior Is indscstsd By the quantities
sold-shs IL she fourth eonso~msas of soodossn osfrs.
As much might BE- written Of the superiority Of
the many other White Gloves to be found at The
Palais Royal.
The Genuine Bisrrits o. Pisskin Mousqustsirs With
white and black stitched backs. are only CSC pair.
And the 4-button Glscs Kid Gloves. with black
stitched backs and broad black band at wrist are only
40.
Good. better and best Suede Undressed Kid Nous
auesairos st sl.2a sl.s5 and FL IS pair Az ,sss-
Santsd.
DIX GLOVES AND MrTTs from CSC. to o. Is
pair Direct importation and the Inducements
sometimes made to large purchaser enables these
two special bargains:
Black Aiianess SUI kitts at only SIC. pair aad
Aiteness Stlk 0aepss at only Soc. pair. You have
only see them to know that the srs ysatly
superior to what 10 usually given ct these prices.
y EwRLRY.-Look over this tray Of Stick Pins 1t
cents for choice. These sarer and Gilt boU knots;
thes jsoels and these enamel pins you may recognize
- usually valued at toesnts.
And now for this CSC. Trsy-note particularly the
Bow Knot wstch Chstelaines. these Lace Pins Of
Enamel. these representing . gold heart fastened
with enamel lovers knot, and these looking Ike rb-
bon bows.
Belt Buckles in identical designs to real silver. o0c
and s1.25. Guaranteed not to tarnish.
Il ANS Come and smile at these Pocket Fans--ths
great Hermann couldn't fold up % much In 70 little
japanese Fans at 13c instead Of Is cents and &c.
instead Of 20 cents. are facts worth inewins of.
hANDKERcHIKFs. These Ladies' Handkerchief
with White. colored and mourning borders three fog
Is cents that mans one Isr motAsng. These
Mems handkerchief, three for 81 cents-thars
etfAfs /sw ee~ts u kalf pries. The makers sur
plus stocks Of Ladies' Fine Linen Lawn Handler
ehiefs at As surprising prices. e1 quality Toe
$3.50 quality e1-&2. 80 quality eL6S
INECKwEAR IT and % cents for Wash SILK Wind
sors that were made to sell at % cents.
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.Where Doss Drightweod Avenue Dsg1nf
10 the Editor Of Ths Evsnins Bar:
WIN THs 6zAs b good enough 10 answer ne
following question, thereby ssttling ~ asgu-
ment between rssidsnts Of 'sse-eaIlsd hight
wood avenues" Ths nunhsr rsently placed
ON the housss surely unkS this rod . continue
ton Of tn strset n %, vhers does BRIGHT
RRsrpExr.
fAceoRding 10 TIE sueinser department
Brightwood avenue commsnses IL Boundary
and runs 10 the District line.1
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ExrnAonDrsAnr SALE o. CLOVIS
SATURDAY
At SPECIAL CUT PRICES.
w. A. PIERCE 4 Co.
I'D MARKET SPACE,
Cor. Ssh Ct. and Pa svs.
GLxx EcHo,s FINE Honrs.

Evsy one Who has seen Glen Echo has msrvsisd a
the wonderful improvements that have been msds In
the place. No other suburb has advanced 20 rspidly
or On % subssaaual basis. Ths Grsat amphitheatsr
VIII outlAst centuries Its wonderful facilities for
public sHshsrinss Of all kinds make favorss spot
for artists and orators from s parts Of the country
and its other public dnss insure every advantage
to the resident In the Of seorss schools and the
Ma The COTTAGES there are admirable homes They
have everything to recommend thsm to the summss
passsurssesk@ - we'll a. 10 the permanent tenant.
Glen Echo has boating nshing. bathing. Ans walks
and drives and al the other pleasures that lead thoss
Who are ahls 70 abandon the city during the wsrmse
months. The tsmperssurs b always cool and szhila-
rssing. Tho cottages have hot and cold baths city
system Of sewerage. spring watsr In the house and
electric ushtinx at small expense. Thsy VIII BE-
rented until November ct from e15s1 to S2l. % per
moath. After that they viii Be- reduced ons-half
Ths prices range from %. 347 to e. oAl. Tsrma
$500 cash. balance from go to $50 Per month.
For psts pictures and further informssaou apply TO
Z. Z BALTZLEY, Room z, Sun building. Il
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w. A. PIERCE & Co.
7ie MARKET SPACE,
COR. sTH ST. AND PEGNA. AVE
TEE CLEARING MAnK-Dows SAILS
r.. S..

WI BE Of EXTRAORDINARY INTEREST
% tho0 who SEEK for sEAoONABLE MER-
CHANDfsE ct LESS than BARGAIN PRICES
TOMORROW HERE will be Q REVEAL
TON in ECONOMY. All IN NEEDED AR
fYCI.ES TOO
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MonE WHrE PAnasoLa
We hsv, hid ;roabie in hsspin1 this supply squa, to
tie dem nd Ties, tho proper sorts for the Sea-
shore
Pain White Slrahs. edged with raaas. natural
NOD L~Islg.s.
Ell 90
IiAin White Indis 3lks. two pinksd safaes rossGss
on typ.
50 Co
ST. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-08

CLos1Ne-Our SALE Or PARAsoIs.
Lot of B. OCADE CHINA SILK, FANCY
BLACK, STRIPED CHANqEABLE SILK,
PLAIN CHANdEABIE SILK PARAsoLs, Al
DUCED 10
ALL OF OH II aG s. 81 sfo1 NOVELTY CHIP
FON PARA6OL9- Regular price. o.. RE-
DUCED TO
IL BLUE SHADED SILK NULL PARA
SOL Regular price. Is REDUCED TO
HANDSOME BLA6T lace RARAsoIs.
Former price. %, $50. REDUCED TO
j xLEeANT bixSK LACE pARAsoL.
Regular price. ais REDUCED TO
ALL Of OUR REGULAR e. 50 and %
PARAS0LS REDUCED TO
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Il RAE OppoarvSrrY
STRAW HATs-''sAILoRs."
log boys all ladies'. refused.
60 - noe si. 90
$50 ones ao~ 81 90
SOD ores aOs sI.50
$50 ones Aor q. 90
sl.uO ones aoe Joc
Ar the lines. that sohi for the prics Milan
VII we.- bette taaa any oths< straw.
Ell noos. lo<h 81. huildine
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MRS. w1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS. wINsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP
Has bsen used for Over FIFTY YEARS By MILLIONS
Il MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING With PERFECT SUCCESS. II sOOTHEs the
CHILD. soFrENS the GUMS, AI.LAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND COLO and IL the best remedy for
DIARRHGA. Sold by druggists in every part Of the
wsrid. Be sure and ask for Mrs. winslow's sooth
ing Syrup" and take no other kind. % cents bottle.
should take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
It u pleasant to take, cures Malaria. INDIGESTION
and Bih0usness. All dealers keep IT, /
RILIOuSNESs.C ONsTIPATION, TORPID LIVER
D&c.. cured. Nerve and Liver Pills. 80 doses S55c.
Samples free. SCHELLER STEVENS,
9Th St and Pa. ave.
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Ben Sra.ADs On Gum.

Can thsm vhas yeu Inc. thsy srs hare q prices b
pisass hotel propretos and oths Who rscogsiss ~
names and know ths usual prices Of tn foi,awtae:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-08

Ths rennsisss snprsne court - everrulsd
u motion Of Col b. Gag King for . nov
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Unta September zoe eiose at o'clock: Saturdays
st O'Clock
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NEcKwrAx BAneA1Ns FoR SATURDAY.
SyAIa Bo4ES Of LAGE EDGE I0URIsT
s-ysrd BOXES q SIR CORD TOURIST
E9chINa. Former price. 25c. REDUCED
LADIES' WHITE LINEN TUCKED
CHEAdsRIIEs. Regular price. 3oc. RE-
a5o. CHINA SIX wi WfhNpsoR TIES 40
inches long. REDUCED TO
1Sc. each.
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DPsrhaps you want 10 know that the lots ~ not
broken that NO styles have been rsssrvsd. that you
VIII not be restricted Is to quantity. The answer -
favorable to you In each instance.
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A1lGNAHxs.
r. PEA CENT orr R0R cARR.

~ = snus1n ; spna
asrWx. AVE-
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xA4 MHE 81 suo,c.
BEN.AM1s HARR1sos.
wH1TELAw REID.

Are dgures which represent vol
pme Of mstteS fashioned 10 at the
human form. whatsoever its develop
ment. be 1t symmetrical or other
wise. Lean. long and lank. short.
gtubby and stout specimens are
dressed and draped a. gracefully as
tAe perfectoe Of soc1ety-the recoS-
nlxed ApollOA Of the aYapuA
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R1psos Max Downs.
HEAVY SILK MORE SASH R1BBoN.
CO10RS. 8 70 inches vide. Regular price,
90. 80 and 60c. REDUCED TO
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-09-02

Died, at the residence of his grandson,
Mr.. Benz. Shrieve, on the 9Th of August,
1892, Richard H. Jones, aged 81 years The
intermcnt took place at st. Marys Catholic
church, GAINESVILLE.
The deceased was ever an active and Judi
cious promoter of whatever he thought use.
full or advantageous to the public in general,
or to any particular society or neighbor-
hood he was connected with.
lie was believer in the great truths of
Christianity from thorough investigation
Of its evidence. Attached ID the Catholic
church from conviction Of its excellence,
his principles were those Of its genuine
members-onlarged and tolerant. Ills re
ligion was pure and unaffected, and his at
tendance on its public duties regular, and
those duties always performed with serious
ness and devotion.
The virtues of his private character, los 4
conspicuous in their nature and consequent
lY less generally known, endcared him tp
those he was more infinitely connected
with and who saw him in the more retired
scenes OF life. lie was cheerful, agree
able and iacetious companion. lie was II
faithful friend, ahectiDnatc husband AMI
parent, and a charitable beneiactor 10 the
poor-possessed of generosity without affcc
tatiOn, bounded by prudence and economy
He leaves one child, Mrs. DIR. g. w. Shrieve,
seventeen grandchildren and three great
grandchildren. ID. Il.
Died, on Monday, August 20, 1892, at 4
o'clock, +. NJ, Mary Ellen. aged 10 months,
beloved and only daughter Of Chrit and
Jennie Walker.
| Another little lamb has gone
To dwell with Him who gave,
| Another little darling babe
Is sheltered in the grave.
God needed one more angel child
Amidst His shining band,
And 30 lie bent with loving smile
And clasped our darling's hand.
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CIarksburg Items.

The farmers are busy threshing grain;
the grain is turning out from 20 to 25 bushels
to the acre.
The weather is very dry and there is not
more than half crop Of corn.
Mr. Henning Purdum has completed his
new house; it is very fine house and cost
him about three tn ousand dollars.
Mr.. G. L. johnson has completed his fine
barn.
MIR. o. I. Watkins is convalescent; he
was out driving on Sunday last.
There will be all day meeting at the Up.
per Seneca Baptist Church ON Sept. 4th.
z. W. Page and II. b. Page went on a
fishing expedition to Harper's Ferry last
Thursday. They captured fine lot of bass
weighing from 81 to 5 pounds.
Miss May Thompson, a most popular
young lady, has left for her home in Balti.
more; we miss her and regret her going
very much indeed, as she was one of the
fairest bells that has visited Clarksburg this
season.
Mrs Steward, Mrs. Chopper and son, Miss
Blanche Payne, Messrs. Walter Brock and
W. o. Woodward, of Washington, were the
guests of Miss Ethel Page on Sunday last.
The Kings Valley Cornet Band has re.
ceived their new uniforms; they look grand
Mad dogs are becoming numerous in this
section.
Fruit is very scarce this season
Squirrels are plentiful
August 30, 1892 Z.
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Entries for the Races-The follow

Entries for the Races-The follow.
ing is full list of the horses entered for the
several races at the Fair on the 7th, 9Th and
9th days Of September
$50 class, trotting, purse $l20- Grey
Secret and Mambrino Star, X. G. Bedford,
Washington; Potomac Chief, p. McLaugh
lin, Washington f. l.. A, +. l.. Atwell,
Washington; Lester b., G. H. Hess, Ben.
ming; Tarestonian, ID. V. Stauffer, Fred.
erick; Prince Orloff, Jr, w. ii. West, Wash.
ington Dixiana, q. ii. Orrison, Washing
ton Fannie d., W. W. Sloan, Washington ;
Joe d., G.. w. Smith, Frederick; Monte
Gould, Jessup Blair, Sligo.
County trot, horses bred and owned in
Montgomery county, purse $l00-Trouble,
J. s. Bolton, Damascus; Silver Tall, W. II.
Rabbit, Rockville; Leland Stanford, +. o.
White, Dickerson Young Gould, Jessup
Blair, Sligo
2:35 class, trot, not filled and declared off
$50 class, pace, purse $150-H Victor, A.
Beymer, Washington; White Clay, f. o.
Sellmsn, Dickerson; John L., Il. NJ. West,
Rockville; Muck, W. ii. West, Washington
2:40 class, trot-Dexter, X. 9. Bedford
Benning; Edwin s., q. H. Hess, Bennng
Fannie d., W. W. Swami, Washington ;
Prince Orlof, Jr., w.. ii. West, Washing
ton Catoctin, @. W. Smith, Frederick
$50 tr0t, not filled and declared off.
300 class. trot, purse $l00-Mambrno
Star, X. q. Bedford, Washington Potomac
Chief. z. Mclaughlin, Washington; +. L.
A., + l.. Atwell, Washington; Lester b., q
ii. Hess, Bennng; Princess Orlof, Ash.
land Hill Stock Farm, Hyattsvile; Duke
Orloff, W. III. West, Washington; Gold
Nugget, j. u Ager, Hyattsvile; Red John,
q. " smith, Frederick.
County roadsters, trot or pace, purse $25-
White Clay, +. o. Selman, Dickcrson
John l.. and Isabella, f. M. West, Rock
vile; Clarendon, j. NJ. Strain, Brookyile;
Leland Stanford, +. o. White, Dickerson.
Sweepstakes, run--Capt. Mannin, Rich'd
Hill, Upper Marlboro; Il iith X, X. c. Bed
ford. Washington; Little Joe, f. Cross,
Avenel; Senator, j. =. Selman, Comus.
Run, horses owned in Montgomery county
since June Nancy Ochlltrce, +. W. Page
Wheaton; Mollic X, Charles Kohlhoss
Poolesville; Little Joe, p. Gross, Avencl
Yellow Rose, j. Z. Selman, Comus.
Run, purse $25, for green horses owned
in county, not filled and declared of.
Run, two laps, $40 stake, $50 added
Arab and Capt. Manning, II :. Hill, Upper
Marlboro; Edith, L. s. Bedford, Washing.
ton; Nancy Ochiltree, +. W. Page, Whea
ton; Senator, J. p. Sellman, COmus; Little
Joe, L. Cross, Avenel; John Isaac, A. V
Payne, Washington.
Run, horses bred and owned in Mont
gomery county-Nancy Ochiltree, +. w
Page, Wheaton; Mollie X, @. Kohlhoss
Poolesville; Yellow Rose, j. Z. Selman
Comus.
High jump did not Ill and declared off.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-09-02
prattv weddiup-Cbrist En;sc

Pretty Wedding..-Christ Episcopal
Church, this place, was on Monday last tn c
scene of the marriage of DR.. Rob't H. Camp
bell and Mary Louisa Ofutt, daughter of
the late N. D. Offutt At noon the bride
entered the church on the arm of the groom
to the strains Of the wedding march, which
was rendered by Miss Jennie Williams.
They were preceded by the ushers, Mr..
Thos M. Hulingue, of Baltimore, and Mr.
Anderson Offutt, brother of the bride, They
were met at the altar by the Rev. A. s..
Johns, who read the impressive marriage
ritual of the Episcopal church. The bride
wore lovely gown of white faille, trimmed
with lace and pearl passementerie, and car
ried an exquisite bunch of brides roses.
The church was beautifully decorated. In
front of the chancel were tastefully arranged
immense palms and potted plants. Tapers
tall shed soft, sweet light on bank Of
rarest flowers massed in richest profusion
on the altar. The wedding tour will be to
Philadelphia, Virginia Beach, Old Point,
and other places. The groom is son of
the late Dr. James b. Campbell, of Balti-
more, and has been in business here for
several months. The church was crowded
to overlooking.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-09-02
The new Methodist Enisconal 81

The new Methodist Episcopal church at
Gaithersburg was dedicated on Sunday last
in the presence of large congregation,
Presiding Elder II. r Naylor conducting
the services. The exercises commenced in
the old church on Saturday night and were
continued during Sunday. Fine music was
rendered by the Washington Grove choir,
led by Mrs. A. r. Mickle, with Mrs. G. W.
Ofutt and Miss Laura F. Trenis, organists
A Cleveland, Stevenson and McKaig club
was organized at Germantown on the Goth
ultimo, with B, F. Waters, PRESIDENT P. E.
Waters and r. l.. Hickerson, vice presi-
dents; o. w. Thompson, secretary; J. M.
White, corresponding secretary; II. +. Mills,
sergeant-at-arms and with membership OF
thirty. After several interesting speeches
by the president and Others the club ad-
journed to meet in three weeks. The club
would be pleased to see many of their fell
low Democrats and clubmen at the next
meeting on the 9th of September.