Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-31
GEORGETOWN.
live Topics % Interest In This rr.er.sssv
section

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The canal booms EVERYBODY eonnscted
With Il .eem. hsppv and hu.,i,n. r,.r,no-s,
,o,n.u.,.a ,-,,h !, h.,,.,.. a. -,
-i'A oees IN NnA& fney ny
'o.' we o&nsi sss'em OF the United states
mao oeen given tne same care, nursing and at
tention the railroads have had the latter could
not bear compsrtson with the soru., On.
49,. "a -. .
N~Aseo os pohncAns
ana one oy business men That VS.
the difference. Following the latest
arrivals registered at the canal once:
Consol;d.,,o, Va 80 .. - 49,,
lle tons coal; Consolidation No. Its CAPT W
Sni'n, i' TONS, 'onsohdsaon No Z. Capt {.
Iirob.-s ~. oAse 9uase Alvey: capt
Capt J. Bender. 100 tons, ConsoIs.,,o, e.
l07, Capt J. d. Smith. IFS tons; consolidation
No. III, Capt J. johnson. III tons; ConsoliiA-
ton No. :. Capt J. NJ. Swain III tons; barge
Samuel Henry, Capt ". II. Patton, ia tons;
. No. lis. Capt J. NJ Mills. ZIG
All boats in report a clean bill Of health and
good time. A majority 81 the canaler. are
accompanied BY their wives and children. ana
some very pretty girls are in the feet
rKorrr<a ~ a. ,1,ou-u.
Thu r,n,h ,.u..s :, -
- - VI "O'uhs race oe'~een
'0Oi' IAii'eu h"tses' Lazy Hunter and To-
tomsc Chief, finally occurred yesterday afser-
- -. ocIocN, 'he brlghtwocd hall mile
crowd on the ssm,-.-. =, ~ Arse
present ON the grand stand 20 ,hon, sue
cess 10 their pet. IL was decided
70 nav n'e hea,s "i hall m each, and the
NOSE winning three out OF the i've 20 be de-
-, ,ne Nl0tot. me sahgnine admirers OF
-. h.. VIZ sAuls disappointed. Tor only
1nteo n s "Ste run and fotomac Chief won
every une. bettng was small but lively. The
Burre vas sSo. Lazy Hunter was driven by
m. rrhhA anu fotomAc CHEZ BY George
u un..er' WIG Se,snn over 80 pounds j. W.
n nun,er owns Lazy hunter and Pat Mclaughlin
;ssro.,. n,
A.. g - 'AN' ''enins 'ne 'io'e'
no.. So, :. - u i,i'i'~aon.
So Th. -. :" IO'i IN
Young lasT's b"nss ~, A1 n.,h Occurred AZ tne
| isr - - .o.,sss ~. 49, 49, me mum
~ hos,sss 81 - W .ne popuiarIs OF
connie ,o;,o, was SEQ IN pc
| China s;,l M;ss p. - o4ue noN'rea
tea nrn and de.i, ,,s, P1on p,e.aueu over 'ne
with grace NIiss po,,hs - ss.i oe, e,Ass
olate and Miss NJ. Hines saw that the punch
Rynan ~ NJ" ~ H., "t .I. Miss Lmma
HOPKINS rendered a bsrn solo "a NJ s.,.,'ss
operated the piano Some OF the gentlemen
present were Messrs. Langley. Mil, Boyd, Trus-
seh' Dohagah ahd Stressburg.
rnpRrssIyt hK,,arors .,px,cr
last ricb, T-;n,,r ,,.,,-.l .-s-,.,
-, .. ""S "ueu WIN
people rom all sections oil the city who were
desirous OF hearing the TenebrR chAnted
there we're about twenty Jesuits and schol-
the cbancsl ~" r.i, enaesS 'chsss within
Office. Al the oonclssion i. se-mon M. Az Az
livered. Tonight the service will be repeated
and benediction of the true cross given. The
repository was beautifully decorated with
pains taster hlies, flowers and innumerable
lighted candles, and all day yesterday crowds
OF people visited the church.
ACCIDENT TO A ooaLHASpLER
hichard Jones, colored coalhandler en-
pioyed at the dock OF the Winship- Meredith
Coal Company, WAS seriously injured Yesterday
by the accidental fall OF a bucket OF coal He
was engaged at the dump where the canal boats
were discnargang, when the bucket turned aud
is puroen feiL Jones was badly cut about the
head and face and IL was thought had sustained
Osscsr IySssn. ~ ,hs ...sn,h q, ~. 10y
gency Hospital
usc1xAxItSrss M -ur .rx,rr
rh.,,,..,,,, o....,-
..,.;,,,, e.. 49,. ,n,s.
- .foua WIS IA
paying ciuIeus- M street, ana many other
OF the most frequently travelled thoroughfares
are nlthy, having rot been properly swept for
weeks. The machines that are being, used"
SAID one particularly dissatisfied citizen ARE
utterly untitled TO do the work, streets hardly
looking better after than before they have been
gone over"
LIEUT. swrSprrIs' rrISrss
n. r,;.,,,.
-" u' tePof~ 'oA' AaeuI bNln-
oeiis OF this precinct is seriously unwell When
the Lieutenant was FIRST confined TO his home
SSos street he was thought 70 be oniv ora,
narily indisposed. Grave rumors are aSoat a,
station No. TODAY, Station CLERK Fisber
visited the sick man Yesterday Mr. svind.lls
ss also III.
wo,x 49,
AZ
Mr.. Dagin, the contractor under whom the
baltimore and Ohio railroads trestlework from
the Aouesuct brsdoe % For,a-r h,.,,h =.
constructed WAS IN tow, v.s,.ra.v ,n.,,,,
preparations to again work on that road. IL Ia
also stated that work on the Washington South
rn n.a ausu Sue,ns o.ancn OF .ne fennsyivaniA
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Mt. TABOR N. p. cHuRcH.
In resterdav's sr.p n motto. x.s rive, 30,
-o,;.;o, :. -. a.,
p ~ o.s - u a'nons 'ne pAr.fn-
toner's OF NJ TABOR NJ T. church TO be for
warded TO the April meeting OF the committee
on finance and board of conference OF the NJ
p. Church FOR Maryland. converting at Laurel
Del, for the purpose Of having the assessments