Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-11
GEORGETOWN.
Increasing Business on the Canal-Other
Live Topics of Interest.


Inc following canal boats arrived on April
I Barge Theodore Dean. Capt Small, l16 tons
| No. 1I9. Mrs. Riley. Iis; storm. Bush. il3; No
100 Ian.s CoIh.rt t,-. metz, piorca ~,
20 49, -,
-hoLahe, o. iefee. ii9' .. n LOWELL H. heoo
III; H. H. keedy, B. Jackson, us; Anti se, L
d. CLANCY, e5: Three Brothers. Ingram Stone
Florence. Marcomer; No. 100. ]. Shaw, III
Consolidation No & Tburlinoton 10
! - 49, ~ .-o.:5 A.. W..
zen Oh 'hese parges were consishsu W WIN
snip Meredith q co. and one 10 Agnew q 20.
The following sailed yesterday: Libbey
Wordebough: Florence. Marcomer
The following boats arrived Sunday: Barge
Muskingan. Capt q. W. Colbert No. 10l l..
Eicneiperger; No. ioo, W; ii; wilson; Deer
| Fnrr p-o,hara W Co,i;.r
| The following boats sailed on Sunday. Beale
| Hoff: Consolidation No. IL. Hoff: No. ia
| Grim. Aleyander Ranner. barrow Cranntou
| Winship. Crampton. Read. Dreuner: No. 1I6.
Fisher. No. las Knode. Jos' BRYAN. Hewitt.
! Following is the list of boats to sail at Cum
| ber,and for Georretown ON April 3: To Mere
| dith. Winship Co.-NG. III. Joseph
! SNYDER. III: Consolidation No. IA. Lineky. 1i3:
| No. 14O. 3. SNYDER. III: NJ. J. Adler.
| Reynolds. 112: NJ. L. Grove, W. Dolby,
~; Judge Oiney, Lindiey' los; dnomss
NJ o1IS' Ilampaoh, ri'' o % nns - .
Co-Marv Martins Jobn Tice' ia.
| Morning Star. Tavior. ia: Amelia Never, Nc
] Afee ll3; d. A. Lowe, Baker, ll6.
The following boats left Cumberland for
Georgetown on April Z: To Meredith. Winship
d Co.-No. 1874. Swain. 1fS; Consolidation No.
g Antless 11S; Il. L. johnson, +. Moore, ia:
No. 1877, A. Hill, 118; Judge McComas, W..
Gloss. 1I8; F. o. Beckett, Zimmerman. lis;
C. Il. White. jr., Bectol. ll2; No. los, Bsctoi,
| H. l.. W. Guivand, W. French, Ill; Winter,
Zimmerman. ia.
To J. 2. Agnew & Co.-Fred Weiland, R.
l brads' no; .. H. MerG"s: heaa, ii'' ~ W.
10 " N' ' '''' "
so,,r sraersrrvr ,xyorxcrnrxrs
S,o,;o, c,arL " r Eisbar h,. ,,,ar,r,;aJ tho
wallis of The sitting room Of station No with
- - - 80
soine very poinneu Ho'ieeS' '"tn. OK them feao
as Ioiiows: lhose orhcers VINO 90 not con-
tribute toward payment Tor papers and PERIOD
us is. ~. 1o"u IN az ~, n"So
m am tired of dnnning There are forty
men in his precinct aud they subscribe for a
large number o. daily and weekly papers and
ior several magazines; Inc men Nheh on ua'y
spehu many comfortable hours over tneir hler-
"'uro ANU pipes
TO BREAK UP RECKLESS DRIVING.
The police of this precinct are ANNOYED more
nv racllsss ar;vs-s +h,, tho ,,,,;.o Of o,y ,,bsr
uoai-a. :, a. n;-,-:o. M, a..
Pieo'' III 'he DIStrlo'' ihe e'ti % az IT'S
heigh' on sunday. linen the highways are
driver are in f,,II bio,,, Pv soma breatnaci
driving is thought to be evidence OF borseu,ar-
ship and drunkenness is responsible for much
OF tIc carelessness The ponce are determined
mat 'nese sho"-oii horseihen snaii opey tne
laws W Tue ROAD iheY INTEND 10 prehk up me
Pi"c,ce Vi racing a,ohS tne ,ohoul' ROAD
With 'he hIni's Oh the pistrc,. eeaprooK
'pPe'hi''i' on Tue ciiats vi rechiess ori'ils'
DEATH OF ANDREW vEITcH.
Mr. Andrew Ve1.ch Of Ballstor Va died IN
cotrr,a. crse,a uos,.;..I - l.. "a
AZ "Aete no n""
gone TO DC treated for an internal trouble.
Shortly after the war Mr.. Veitch was accident
ally shot ard the hospital surgeons in making
an examination of the remains struck the ball
and removed il. Deceased will be buried at
Mount Olives Chapel, his late home.
CHRIST CHURCH ,,rrERs.
Cbr;s. r,,,,r,.h h,.ar,t 90 To pr~,,,.-,o, -,
@. - -. ~ ~ ~ lcoo y.
o. Anure" eiea'eo o'eE I'D ny 'he series OF
lectures cenVered during the month or March.
This sum will be applied TO the education Of
young men for the ministry.
Miss Clare CAN'T has presented to Christ
Church a magnificent solid silver communion
service a. t. memorial. 20 her deceased mother.
The intrinsic value of the service is $500.
AZ Christ Church on Sunday Bishop Pare.
confirmed a class OF twenty three, and later, at
ST. Johns, confirmed eighteen.
THE EyERARD SOCIAL, cLUB's RAIL-.
Tie frs: ball ever given by the Eyerard
Social Clab was held last night at Linthicum
Hall and proved one Of the most ENJOYABLE
Georgetown has participated in the past season.
The members Of The club had worked hard for
its success and their efforts were more than sat-
isiacioliaIly crowned. Among those present
were: Misses Haloran. Gavin, Ba,eDlap. Up
permap Hamel Cleary Cartv Cazer Dunn
Copperthite. Mgsserettj. Locker. Passan. Bur-
CESS, Haneke, O'Connor. McCoy. Walsh.
NcKeuna, Robertson. Southey. Collins. John
son. McCan. Giynn and Messrs. John Collins.
mos Ioie, EdnF. hoIch, j.. a. hehner. Geo.
Frad GoIi;n. pohar, - u" I'm 1nnpp'
son. N. robbins. Geo. Thomas. II Con.
perthite Wm. McOdv, Frank McCan,
Jas. Cole, }. .. D0noghue. John Mchenna,
Sas. DoniieA, WAFER ,rIeg9ry. mas Mclntee'
oiho, and p.,r;"L N;Iand IN 49, ., vi" ~
bail was due in a large measure to tbe.tol,owinc
officers OF the club. who were untirinq in their
eaor5s to please: Jos. NJ Eateman. president.
VIM. Duncan. vice president: Geo Mc6enua
secretary. Daniel O Common treasurer Floor
committee-Jos. NJ. B,temsu chairman. Geo
NcKenna. YIN. Duncan. John Collins Geo
Batemau. Daniel O'Connor and larry Harr
Reception committee-W. SmaIlwood. chair
man; John Mctarty, Jas. Anderson, Ihos.
Da'e''"i' W. D. h'O"f's anu inos' hfahhah.
FIRE IN TEE CURTIS SCHOOL BUILDING.
Az ABOUT i-;i' ias' hlght oHicers Golfer and