Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-21
ABOUT GEORGETOWN
The Canal Will Probably Be
Flushed Every Week.
YOUNG BOY MISSING
Movements Of the Students and
Faculty Of Georgetown College.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Yesterday near 1 500 tons Of coal arrived in
town and abou. 2,645 tons left Cumberland con-
signed to the same port.
Vessels though, In which to send Maryland's
black product to distant cities are slow in get
ting around, and ~ q consequence trade along
the river front il not a. brink as il might be.
Boats TO arrive in Georgetown yesterday Wis
the canal were IS follows: Judge McComss,
Capt Gloss; Three Brothers. Capt Ingram; No.
12s, Capt McArdle; No. 100, Capt Castle; A.
Gresrises. Capt W. knight; Consolidation No.
Is, Capt 8. Cofinair; J. K. Carver, Capt. Hebb;
T. R. Ladew, Capt. Hebb; No. III. Capt. sping;
No. 1os, Capt H. Wilson: No. 1o3, Capt. o.
Grove; D. simkins. Capt o. Grove; R. D. john
son. Capt. Nose; NJ. E. Grove. Capt. W. Dolly;
No I24, Capt n. Z. Stevens; Alice Gable, Capt.
Mills; Kate Hsssets, Capt Miles; d. W. 81 Dan,
Capt N. Smith; Judge Bradley, Capt. Ha M
mond; Detroit. Capt. G. Dickerhorf; Consolida-
ton No. Z. Capt. Dixon; Consolidation No. s,
SON
Boats to clear Georgetown yesterday for
Cumberland were follows: ID: A. Lowe, Capt.
Coffman; Consolidation No 20, Capt. 7. Spines.
Cuba, Capt Livingston; Consolidation No. Is.
Capt. Snyder; Theo Dean, Capt Shupp. Capt.
A. Meyer; Consolidation No. /. Capt. kretzer;
DR.. Knott. Capt Ewing; Three Brothers, Capt
Ingram; No. 125, Capt Zellers; Judge Alvey,
Capt. Creamer; No. 1873, Capt. III. Beuner;
Judge Hagner. Capt. Hine, and ]. Spencer,
Capt. Wallace.
Boats to clear Cumberland yesterday for
Georgetown we're: No. 1O1, Capt Eichelberger,
116 tons; No. los, Capt. Britotol, 113 tons;
Plough Boy, Capt. III. Swain, 129 tons; No. log,
Capt. II. Swain, lie tons; W. H. Cooper, Capt
James Baker. ~ tons; W. L. WaldbridS &c
Capt. Brown, 119 tons; No. IA. Capt W.
Bowers. III tons; No. 1877, Capt. Galloway, ia
tons; Consolidation No. 81, Capt Bartlett 1l9
tons; No. 1913, Capt. James Albert, III tons;
Gerrie Ridge. Capt Scheffelly, lis tons; ]. Il.
Mertins, Capt. Reed, lis tons.
When those at the canal office wereasked yes
terday what had been done toward complying
with the health officers order to regularly hush
Rock creek. the reporter was informed that
nothing definite had been done owing to the
absence of General Manager Nicholson. but il
was probable that hereafter every Sunday after
noon would see the gste at the foot Of the great
sewer open and the river water backed up for
some distance. Mr.. Nicholson returns today.
Georgetown College.
On next Saturday the thirty scholastics from
Woodstock who for the past three weeks have
been recreating at Georgetown College will re-
turn to their home Of study. and the George
town priests who are now scattered around in
various parts Of Maryland and Pennsylvania,
will come back again. On the same day a nine
days retreat begins at the college, and from
twenty to twenty-five scholastics from Loyola
College. Baltimore, viii come over and seclude
themselves.
Sister NJ. Simplicis, . nun, died recently at
the Georgetown Convent, after having spent
ninety-four years on earth, forty-fise of which
were passed in the building in which she
breathsd her last. The interment was made in
the nuns burning grouud, priests from the
college conducting the funeral services.
Father Richards is expected home today, the
retreat at Holy Cross College, Massachusetts,.
which he went away to conduct, having ended
q day or two ago. Father Chester Is at present
In Pittsbu-g.
The central or CLOCK tower of the college is
undergoing epairs.
The usual college changes take place the early
part Of next month. Rev. Father Campbell. the
provincial, having Jurisdiction, will direct
them. There Is, it is said, q possibility Of
Father Richards, the president, being sent
away.
Has Disappeared.
Eddie Claypoole, q fourteen-year-old orphan
from Virginia, who for the past month or more
has found 9 home at Mrs. Payne's, 3203 Q
street northwest, has suddenly disappeared, and
In spite Of the many efforts to find him that
have been made his whereabouts remain q mys-
terry. The latter part of last week the boy en-
gagged in . children's dght and was informed by
were looking for him. This probably so fright
ened him that he left left home and possibly
may be in hiding yet, as his nature il said to be
An extremely timid one.
Real Estate.
Yesterday Georgetown real estate was again
in big demand, e13, 500 worth changing hands.
Frank / Gregory sold to Geo. E. Truman for
s10, 1000, part Of lot 1888. Bealrs addition. and
j. E Burns sold to Hannah Bearson for So 500
part OF the same tract. Truman Immediately
after conveyed his purchase to Raymond K.
Cooke.
Personal Notes.
Mr.. Harry Becker, Mr.. W. n. Appleby, Mr..
C. H Clayton and Mr.. T. r. sommerville left
this morning for Atlantic City, where some
time will be spent
Mr. Hillary Hoskinson of Jamestown, Md,
and father Of Mr.. George P. Hoskinson Of the
firm Of Gibbons & Hoskinson, died on last
Tuesday night
WoodIey Inns guests will give hop tonight,
and scores from Georgetown and Washington
viii be in attendance.
Jos H. Bradley's Q street houses, among the
finest buildings that have been erected in . row
In recent years, are now under roof
Miss Mamie Kinsinger Is spending the hot
days at Bellvue, on the Potomac, the country
homo Of DR.. Moore Of Washington.
The Miantonomoh with Mr.. A. J. Cox of
Georgetown on board, has left Brooklyn for
Boston.