The Washington times., 1895-04-14
WEST END NEWS AND GOSSIP.

Supreme A. T. Mrs Bailey and Supreme
Marshal J W. Yiek were received with ap-
pTopTiate ceremonies at the regular meeting
OF the Georgetown Lodge OF /. o. G. t,
on Friday night. There were present repre-
sentatives from Good Hope, Morning Star,
P erseverence, Silver Star, Good Will,
Friendship, Liberty and Rescue Lodges.
Mr. Elmer E. Dwyer, OF No 2S17 n street.
and Miss Annetta Robertson were married
in Baltimore on November II, 1894. aud il
has been kept secret since owing tOthe illness
OF the brides mother. Congratulations are
now pouring in.
Alfred B. Hines has sold TO F V. Tinfort,
part of lot los in Barr.
This week several contracts viii he signed
for the erection of rows of dwellings on z
and Thirty-fourth streets.
John Swartzen, OF the Enrich Beef Com
pany, is reported very i'll.
Many complaints are heard from persons
residing in the vicinity of Dumbarton ave-
nue. and Thirty-sixth street, who say that
the dynamite explosions in blasting have
not only knocked plaster from the ceilings
of their residences, but they believe the
conclusions have rendered their walls and
foundations insecure.
From Fort Myer it is learned that the
following changes have taken place within
the barracks. Private Joseph Christ, OF
Troop G, is on twenty days leave to
visit his home in Columbus. Private
George Pearlstein, of Troop G, has been
granted transfer to Troop F, Third Cav
airy, Fort Ethan Allen. TTumpeter
Clark, of Troop F, Seventh Cavalry, has
enlisted in Troop A.
Every effort is being made by citizens
of Tennallytown to have a sewer system
placed in the village. All refuse matter
and water mNst now be buried or thrown
on the surface, and il is found that with
the heat OF summer disease germs may
spring forth from the piles OF purifying
matter and plague sweep the vicinity.
1t is the aim Of those working for i'm
provement to have the engineer department
drain the town through the boundary
branch, which empties into the Potomac
near Green Springs.
Mr. James A Athey, of No. 3252 street
is lying seriously ill at his home.
1t has been officially announced that
there will be cavalry drills at Fort Myer
on the afternoon of every Tuesday, except
Saturday and Sunday, on the extensive
parade grounds to the south OF the riding
hall The "Cossack" drill on Fridays
will also be out of doors.
Mrs Morris, wife of Capt George U
Morris, has returned to her home on Dunn
baton avenue, after a two months soJourn
Joseph Fanning, the stone and marble
yard owner, died at his residence, No.
2055 Thirty second street, yesterday, after
brief Illness.
A dramatic and musical entertainment
will be given by young society peOpl e at
Linthicum Hall, on Tuesday, evening for
the benefit of the ChildreDs Hospital.
The entertainment will be given by the Vir-
| gjnia Memorial Chapel, of st. Mary's Guild ],
and is under the patronage of Miss Darneille,
Miss Dodson, Miss Mary R. COwles, and Mrs.
| Dasheille.
Those who will take part in the affair
| are the Misses Cragin, Fenton, Marshall,
| Green, Eliason, Dunlop, Fitch, Dunwoody,
| Smoot, Dodge, Griffith, and Hume, and
| the Messrs Waggaman, Paris, Maish,
Kirkland, Hunter, Fickling, Ramsburg,
| and Heath
| An excellent programme will be rem
dered after which there will be dancing.
| Mrs Annie S. Case, wife of George r
| Case, died early yesterday morning at her
residence, No. 1911 Thirtieth street, after
| a long ill ness The interment will be al
| Gaithersburg, her former home.
The following barges oaded with Cumber
| land coal are reported to be en- route to
| Georgetown, via the Chesapeake and Ohio
| Canal James Bryon, Il 20. 0S, and No 1872
| 12111 For other points: B. F. Ran
| dolph, 1T. .12; Wheatley Brothers, III 09
| II. L. Bond, 116.17; and Detroit, 120.14.