Evening star., 1894-04-05
AFFAIRS IN GEoRGETowN.
Many General and Local Notes From
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west Warrington.
Last evening the annual election for
elders and trustees of the West stre-t
Presbyterian Church was held. The fol-
lowing was the result: For elders, Messrs.
b. r. Mayfield, W. H. Dougal, James A
Williamson, J. Taylor Motter and r. Il.
Phelps, and for trustees. Messrs Levin
5. Frey, w. ID. Brace, II. p. Gilbert. w.
NJ DougaL W. w. Winship. S. Thomas
Brown. Claude Barrett Or. Charles Beck
er and NJ. Denham. Messrs. Motter ard
Phelps OF the elders are new officers, the
others reelected ones. The various reports
read showed all departments connected
dition.
Change Of Leaders.
MT. q A. Pearson. for long time leader
or the choir connected with ST. Johns
Church, has severed his connection with
.nat musical body. and Mr.. Roeder. late Of
the Episcopal Church OF Anacostia has
'ahen charge OF the boys in his stead. The
choristers have drafted resolutions Of Nc
eret relative to the resignation of Mr. Pear
son. Ihey attribute their present excei-
trao. s,ahoing among the choirs of the Dis
unuring I'm his efforts 10 bring Thorn 70 ths
iishesl notch of excellence.
Taxing Rocks.
ohuer the last assessment, as shown nv
report just out the rocks in the Poto-
mac above the aqueduct known as tbs
Ihree Sisters" are assessed to .John Noors
at Soi5. They are said to contain. with
the surrounding fats three and three
quarters acres
r.. Analostan Island is assessed at s37.5oo.
II contains seventy-fve acres
The John Moore who Claims tha e,,...-.
Is the ex-boatbuilder
Notes
Fenwick's Hill is being transnlanted An
lhe oeclvities OF Burleith. on the New Cut
roao' near the House OF the Good Shepherd
Inc owners have contracted to pay 500 for
tne earth. The contract price for levelins
the hill is s.. 100. Mr.. Kiiieen of Virgins. An
the contractor
Father Carroll. a direct descendant of the
historical Maryland family who has gone
aiHin III "a one Catnonc institution TO another in
an sections of the United States On search
OF health, has found at last a conpenial
Snmate here. His stay at GEORGETOWN Col
iege mas produced splendid results he being
IN better condition now than he has bean
able 10 boast of for many years
Ihere We're ten arrivals yesterday OF coal
ooats. each bringing about lis toms Nina
OF the cargoes were consigned to Meredith.
HMInsnp q Co., and the tenth to John p.
For II. w. Blunt there came from Shep-
herdstown nearly 100 tons OF cement.
| Sdics Vi georgetown real estate being
made with daily regularity. Yesterday
Eliza and Frederick West sold to Charles
II. Marshall. for $500. part of square sl,
| BealIs addition, and Mary A. Adams deed
ed to Eliza West, for $500, part OF the same
square.
Under the auspices Of independent Lodge,
| l. O. q. T., temperance revival was held
last evening at Peck Memorial Church. The
attendance was large and the interest man.
ifested considerable. Ths Rev. c. Alvin
| Smith. pastor of Peck, my the principal
| address Of the evening. The services bore
good fruit.
Yesterday Oficer Chas II. Bradley ar
rested on the Aqueduct bridge VIM. H Ed
munds charging him with carrying conceal
ed weapons. A 3S-caliber revolver and a
pocket full Of cartridges were found on his
person. Edmunds stated that he was an
ernploye Of the United States Electric Light
ing Company.
Those assisting in pushing the bill. In
which is asked an appropriation OF s100OoC
with which TO build high school for
Georgetown, predict a favorable congres.
sional action on the same.