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The morning times., 1895-09-04
AT YOUNG BAHEN'S CRAVE
Beautiful Corinthian Shaft Erected
by Friends
Suitably Inscribed at the Suggestion
of the President of Georgetown
COllcge-What Is said.
Especial to The Times.l

Richm ond, Va, Sept. 3.-Yesterday
afternoon "A beautiful granite monument
was erected in Mount Calvary Cemetery
to the memory Of Georg Z. Bahen, who died
last March in Washington from injuries
sustained in game Of football played in
the National Capital last Thanksgiving
Day.
1t is a shaft Of the Corinthian style seven
teen feet high, and a magnificent specimen
Of granite work. On each side IS the FOL
lowing inscription.
George D. Bahen. born January I2,
1874, died March 26, 1-95. at Wash
ington, D. c, from injuries received on
Thanksgiving Day, 1884 in heroicaUy
upholding the blue aud gray OF George
town on the field Of athletics" =
Just below the above j. set OF reso-
lutious passed by the students OF George
town College. Above the Inscription IL
an excellent picture OF the deceased ath-
Iete burnt in china ana set in the granite.
The Inscriptions Were suggested BY Father
Richards, the president of Georgetown
College.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
COL. FoRNEY's cOURT-MABT1AL.
He l. Charged with Negligence in
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He l. Charged with Negligence in
Caring for Government Property.
Secretary Herbert has approved the pro-
ceedings and findings Of the court Of in
quiry which met at the Brooklyn navy yard
20 investigate certain derogatory reports
concerning Col. James Forney. of the United
states Marine Corps, and followed this
action 10y directing the judge advocate gen
eraI 60 draw an order coHyening. u court
martial for lis trial
The reports concerning Col. Forney were
filed at the Navy Department by Col
Haywood. the Cummandant OF the Marine
Corps They were 20 the effect that Col
Forney had been neglig II in caring for
government property for which he was
responsible. and the testimony dealt with
large supplies OF government fuel. drapery,
and bed linen. which had been sent to the
COIoneIs residence in Brooklyn, and Of
which he had rendered no account
The findings of the court OF inquiry
which Secretary Herbert approved yester-
day, Were unravorable TO Col Forney,
and the COurt-nartial is "a natural conSe-
quence. The court VIII meet at the Brook
yus avy yard
Col Forney is the second ranking officer
of the Marine Corps He was commandan
OF marines at the Brooklyn yard atthe time
the negligence is said to have occurred
and at present occupies a similar position
in the T Portsmouth. y H, navy yard.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
BETTER FIRE PROTECTION
Large Number Of Alarm Boxes Dis
tTibuted in Mount Pleasant.
Columbia Heights Citizens Associar
tIon Leurns That Mr.. WHIatt
FayOrs Street Car Mail service.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Co.
Iumbia Heights Citizens Association was
held last night at St Stephens Parish
Hall, Fourteenth street northwest, above
Columbia avenue.
President NJ. a BalHnger was in the chair
with George Simmons secretary. About
fifty members We're present.
\ report was made from the special COM
mittee on reduction OF baggage rates by
James K. EppIey, its president who stated
that one company had finally consented
10 deliver baggage and parcels within the
territory lying between Florida avenue,
Spring street, BnghtwO God ayenue and
Seventeenth street northwest ON and after
September 1 at the rate of twenty five cents
per trip.
MI II. II. Bergman, from the committee on
fire alarm boxes, reported that the following
new fire alarm boxes had been distributed
in Mount Pleasant No. S3, Superior and
Ontario; No. : +, Erie and MeSSm0re; No.
SO, Fifteenth and Chaplin; No. So, Fourteenth
and Binney;N NO. S12. Fifteenth and Kenesa ",
No. S13, SixtecnJh and Howard, No S14
engine house No. II: No. SO, Thirteenthand
Whitney; No. sci. Seventh aud Whitney;
No S23. Seventh and SteUben; No. $50,
Seventh and Irving. and also that ten
others would soon be supplied by the Com
nlissiOners.
a report from thecnmmittee on street car
mail service was read by Or. John r. Gis-
burne, stating that Postmaster WiletJ had
written that favorab bic consideration would
be given the request for a system OF stEeet
car mail service on Fourteenth street ex-
tended.
\ large number OF new members were
elected.
Mr. Arthur Brown moved that article
No. 3 of the CONSTITUTION be amended so as
to read. ''Any taxpayer or resident within
the territory named or adiacent is eligible
to membership" Hismotiun was laid over
until the next meeting for action.
BY motion of Mr.. l. H. Meyers the for
mer limits OF the association were ex-
tended to Spring Road On the north. Rock
Creek Church Road on the east, Fifteenth
street on the west and Whitney avenue on
the south, including Holmead Manor. The
meeting then adioarnsd.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
ALEXANDRIA HAPPENINGS.

| At q Democratic mass meeting held at
| Manassas yesterday the following dele.
| gates, all pledged to the support Of Capt.
! George A. Mushback for the State senate,
were elected to the senatorial convention.
| which viii meet III Alexandria on Thursday,
! Septemb Der 10: DR.. J. S. Powell. W
W. Kimball, u. c. Alexander, ]. c. Calvin,
Edmund BarkIcy, G. G. Galliher, Edward
Wilson, j. b. T. Thornton, j. T. Leachman
o. H Evans, Samuel Lowe, ]. G. Taylor,
John Coles and Representative E. f. Meri-
dith. Every other county in the district
VIII within the next two weeks elect dele
gates to the convention.
The funeral of Miss Lucy Fossett, who
died in Garfield Hospital in Washington on
Monday last, took place yesterday evening
from the residence of her sister, Mrs. G.
William Ramsey, on Cameron and st
Asaph streets.
The proposition of the officers of the
Farmers and Mechanics Fire Insurance
Company OF Alexandria, which has gone
into the hands of a receiver, to compromise
the claims against it, has fallen through.
While several of the claimants " ere willing
to accept the terms others were not, and as
all claimants are in the suit unanimous
consent is necessary.
A meeting of the residents of West End,
the extension of Duke street into Fairfax
county, was held Monday night and it was
practically determined to ask the legisla-
ture to incorporate it into a town. The
tax rate will be fixed at $1.50 on the $1O0,
and with this the villagers say they can
have gas, electric lights, etc. Another
meeting will be held on the 10Th instant
to further consider the matter.
The body OF Mrs. Margaret A. Sticker,
who died in this city yesterday, viii be
taken to Washington this evening for in
terment in the Congressional Cemetery.
Inspector General Lane Stein has notified
Capt. Mushback that on Monday, Septem.
Der 8, he W ould be here TO hold the annual
inspection of the Alexandria Light In
fantry.
Walter Gillingham's store at Franconia,
Fairfax coupty, was entered on Sunday
nigth last by thieves and $50 in money and
a quantity of goods were stolen.
The board of police commissioners win
have an investigation to find out why the
Alexandria police did not prevent the court
ouse robbery.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
washinstonians in New York

New York, Sept. as. H. Godfrey, Miss
e. Garcia, Normaadie; W. W. Wallace, R.
L. DePuy and wife, St. Cloud; T. C. Dix,
f. R. Humphrey T. L. Major, Grand; j. Fat
ten, Murray Hill; NJ. Clark, E. d. Mayer,
Hoffman; S. Z. Rosenthal, $. Hahn. c. l.
H@iibrun, Union Square; j. S. Davis, S.
Friedlander, Broadway Central: Miss B.
Rubanstein, Miss IL Hecht, Miss Stern,
S. Sherr, st. Denis: Miss V. f. Phender,
BelvedeTe; H. w. Beatty, A. P. Miller, E.
Phelps, F. Codel, T. Cedel, Warwick; Z. f.
Berryfield, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Cough, j. H.
Lane, Mr. and Mrs Parker Grand Union;
NJ. Britt, New Amsterdam; ]. H. Campbell
Astor; Mrs. H. z. CorSon, Marlborough, F. l.
DonneIy, Metropole; E. G.. Harbough, A. L.
Shafer, Stewart; j. C. Mcdonald, Conti-
mental; S. Peace, j. A. Sutherland, jr.,
F. ]. Johnson, Morton; w. E. Todd, Cos
mopolitan; R. Z. Paina, Barrett, X. Saxton,
Plaza; S. R. Waters, r. NJ. Brown, Bar
tholdi; d. A. Chambers, Holland, j. H.
Embry, Park Ayenue
The morning times., 1895-09-04
ERROR OF A FEW CENTS.
But 1t Prevented Publication of IL

But 1t Prevented Publication of the
Debt Statement.
No debt statement was issued from the
Treasury yesterday for August. as an
errorin the cash account preventeda balance
being struck
The error is simply one of tabUlation
but involved the search OF the TrsaSurer's
books for the entire month of August. Such
errors have frequently occurred and usually
the difference inhalancing is OuIya few cents,
which is more difficult to find than il it was
an error OF 81, 900 or 81 .000,O
The Treasury balance as shownin to-day's
debt statement Will be S1S4,O39, ,156, of
which $1CO, 329. .53T is gold.
Withdra walls of SI,1O0,O0O in gold fo1
export to Europe were reported by Assist
ant Treasurer Jordan at New York late
yesterday afternoon. Unofficial advices
report $2,0OO 600 in gold deposited BY the
syndicate yesterday. This makes the gold
reserve stand, with Withdrawals and de-
posits accounted for, at S1O1, 229,S37.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
Marriage Licenses.

Licenses TO marry have been issued as
follows:
Ambroce Offutt and Eveline s Cope
land, both of Montgomery county, Nd.
Harry East. of Fredericksburg, Va. and
Sadie Moulden.
Edward W Alsop and Alice Grace Aud.
Lyman J. Maxwell and Grace J. Miller
Harry F. saumcnig, of ST. MarE's county,
Nd, and Emma RoSalie Quackenbush
Lnsey Green and Maggie Geutry.
Harry o. Chamberlain and Louise NJ
Craig.
Henry J. Nol and Caroline L. BaeSseu
James H. Clay and Roberta w Gilmore
Henry b. BuTch and Susie F. BuTch.
Austin Weaver and Laura Lewis
The morning times., 1895-09-04
EDUCATIONAL.
1sah.
sPENCERIAN


lD The National Capital and throughout the
country Is a household word, associated
with thorough business training and
prosperous career
The thirty-first scholastic year OF this
popular institution begins Monday. Sep
temDer ?, 1895. Five departments, viz:
Practical business, including complete
bookkeeping course, English, rapid cal
caAuons, rapid writing, moral and social
culture, DelSarte system OF expression,
ciyiesl political economy and commercial
law. Practical English with iniiiatorr
bookkeeping. Shorthand and Typewriting,
including EEglish; SpcnUeTian Rapid Writ
inE, Mechanical and Agricultural Ora wing
Fun corps OF thoroughly trained teachers
Location central
Spacious, brilliantly lighted, handsome
halls and ClassTOoms. Service Of gradu-
nJes always IN demand. Terms moderate,
but DO competition with cheap schools.
The leading business men OF Washington
were trained II this college, and send tbeir
Gons and daughters and candidates for
employment here for training.
THIS college received from the Worlds
Columbian Cpmmiss ion. q diploma for
''EXCeilcnce Of Students Work in all OF
the above departments.
office open every business day and
night on and after Monday. August 2
Write or call for new annual announce
nent. MRS. SARA A. SPENCER,
riT r.fr Hr.... Il ~
The morning times., 1895-09-04
Mctronnlltnn hi. E.I.eagne OntInl

The social committee OF the Epworth
League, OF the Metropolitan NJ. +. Church.
gave most delightful outing party. MT.
+. :. LaFeJra. fourth yicr-prcsdent, was
chairman, and Mr. Raymond acting finance
committee. The little steamer Bauholdi
was chartered for the occasion, ana the
company was most congenial, there being
forty-seven in the party. mostly young
people. They were honored by the attend
ance Of Rev. Or. J. H. McCarty. assistant
pastor, and Mrs. MCCarty, Hon. NJ G.
Emery and Mr. T. w. Talmadge. OF the
church official board. The company went
ashore first at Coates Landing for an hour,
where water Ices ana cake Were served.
Thence they proceeded to Indian Hrad,
where they landed by special governmental
permission.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
LIEUT.. COL. BUTLER DEAD.
Was Brevetted and Received a Medal
for CousDiCuouS GalIantry-

lot NOalS I3lCuOuS trtildntFN-
The War Department was informed to-
day of the death in Paris on August % Of
Lieut.-Col. Edmond Butler, United States
Army, retired, late OF the Seventeenth
Infantry.
Col. Butler was born in Ireland and ap-
pointed TO the army from New York in
1861 as second lieutenant Of the Fifth
Infantry. He served through the late war
and obtained the rank Of captain before
its conclusion.
His services as an Indian fighter We're
recognized by the comforting OF a breyet
majority for conspicuous Eallautry in
leading his command in a successful
charge against a superior number OF In
dians, strongly posted, at Wolf Mountain,
Montana, January s, 1877" and also
throughs the presentation of medal OF
honor FOR the same reason. He became a
lieutenant colonel on March 9, 1891, and
was retired ten days later on account Of
disability.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
Marine Band nj the Barracks.

The Marine Band viii play tomorrow at
the barracks the following numbers:
L. March, Under the Golden Eagle. Wagner
Z. Overture, 'Masa niello" .AGber
3. Waltz, Invitation to the Waltz" Weber
f. Selection, "Rigoletto" Verdi
5. Characteristic, The Awakening OF the
Lion. :. :. :. :. :. ..Kowsky
9. Descriptive, "A Trip to Manhattan
Beach" . . . . :, Fanciulli
Z. Patrol, THE Passing Regiment"
Dodworth
8. Patriotic hymn, Hail Columbia. " Fyles
The morning times., 1895-09-04

and visiting friends in Western New York,
returned yesterday, well pleased with their
trip. Dr. Moore is the general manager of
the Law Reporter Company, OF this city.
They visited Rochester, Buffalo GeDeseo.
Ontario Teach, watkins Glenn and other
places of interest enjoying a renewal of
old acquaiDtances.
The morning times., 1895-09-04

Mrs. Theo. Bell, of wcIfthstraet. vast the
hostess at delightful luncheon given on
Friday last in honor Of the following ladies
Miss Miriam Forsyth, and Misses Mamie and
Annie Grotc, OF baltimore. Md. Mics Anna
Gresbauer,' Mrs. II. J.. Wi!lscn. Miss Ada
Miller, Mrs. Robert Ealdersnn and Mrs.
Theo. Bell. one OF the most enjoyable
features OF the affair was the Inspection Of
Mrs. Bells splendid collection Of art
treasures, paintings ana photographs.
The morning times., 1895-09-04

Mr.. r. II Warner was selected to deliver
the address last week at the tournament
at Capon Springs and TO make the corona
lion speech when, in the evening the ball
that followed the days exercises, Miss Alma
Cleveland, of Houston, Texas, was Gro wned
Queen of Love and Beauty.
The morning times., 1895-09-04

Southeast Washington had a very inter
esting incident yesterday afternoon, the
immediate scene OF which was in st
Matthew's Chapel, situated on N street
near South Capitol. The occasion was the
wedding OF Miss Susie Burch and Mr Henry
B. Burch. The chanccl was prettily decked
with palms and cut flowers The building
was filled by the friends of the young
couple.
The marriage ceremony OF the Episcopal
church was rendered by the Rev MIR
Mckee, pastor OF st Matthew's. The
bride is a native OF that part OF the city nd
a Jealous worker in connection with st.
Matthew's, ana hcr marriage drew out a
host OF friends
The morning times., 1895-09-04
Husband and Wife Killed

Montpelier, Ohio, Sept. 3.-Ambrose E.
Dean and his wife, OF Flood township,
while driving into town today were
struck by a Wabash train and instantly
killed. Mrs. Dean was hurled fifty feet
and every bone in her body broken.
The morning times., 1895-09-04

Mrs. NJ. a. Coleman and daughter Of
Capitol Hill have retained to Washington,
having spent the summer months at their
beautiful cottage, Hernock Lake, n y,
accompanied 10y their friend, Miss Mamie
Bishop, of Northeast Washington.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
Can't Reach Nfexicn.

City Of Mexico. Sept. 3.-Thcre is no
prospect under three days of a through
train from the United States over the MeXi-
can Central The washoUtS are allnorth OF
Satillo. and no one here knows the exact
state of affairs on The line. The storm in
northwestern Mexico was tremendous, the
most severe for many years
The morning times., 1895-09-04

Judge and Mrs. Josiah Dent during the
present summer have been entertaining
friends al their lovely place, the Pines, near
Berkeley Springs
The morning times., 1895-09-04
SHOW
THIS TO
YOUR WIFE!

Every piece named below
is less than cost. You can
buy these articles at these
prices for just 9 days-not a
minute longer. You can pay
for what you get a little at
a time-weekly or monthly
no notes-no interest.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
Hallway Rnided by a Sneak Tblef.

A sneak thief entered the hallway Of
Mr.. c. II. Posey's residence yesterday and
stole from the hatrack an umbrella val
ued at S11, a gold-headed cane and
derby hat owned by Mr.. A. F. Creamer.
A search is being made for the robber.
The morning times., 1895-09-04

Mrs. Brooks, of this city, has been en-
joying the gaicties OF Capon Springs, where
she attended last week the ball given on the
evening Of the tournament.
The morning times., 1895-09-04

Mr.. ". c. Marrow has been spending the
season at Narragansett Pier.
The morning times., 1895-09-04

Mr.. and Mrs. William Reed, of Baltimore,
afterhayings spent the season at Nara gausett
Pier. have returned to their home in BaIti-
more.
The morning times., 1895-09-04

Lieut.. Ide is among the recent arrivals
from this city at Atlantic City.
The morning times., 1895-09-04

Misses Mary A. and Hettie L. Church and
Mr.. Charles d. Church, of Washington, areat
Ocean Grove.
The morning times., 1895-09-04

been spending the summer at Berkeley, will
remain there throughout the present month.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
Charged With Profanity

Frederick w. Jones, a clerk, was arrested
last evening by Policeman Hutchinson on
complaint Of G. R. Sims, charging him
with profanity.
The morning times., 1895-09-04

Mrs. Chadwick viii remain at Berkeley
through the month OF September
The morning times., 1895-09-04

Mr.. McAdoo, Asst Sec Of the Navy,
lcft Washington yesterday 10 spend Il snort
vacation in the AdirogG1cks.
The morning times., 1895-09-04

Mrs. Justin Butterfield, of this city, is at
Narragansett Pier.
The morning times., 1895-09-04

Mrs. Carey Johnson, of this city, is at
Berkeley Springs.
The morning times., 1895-09-04

Mrs s. Polkinghorn with her daughters
is at Ocean Grove, n.
The morning times., 1895-09-04

Miss Comber is visiting friends in
Virginia.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
Judgment Against Publishing Com
DnnV.

The suit of Edward Howe against the
National Economist Publishing Company
for the recovery of S26, ,704 40 worth OF
promisory notes was settled yesterday.
Judgment was rendered for the plaintiff.
The morning times., 1895-09-04
MARRIED In The CHURCH
Miss Louise M. Craig and Mr.. Harry
0. Chamberlain Welded.
Quiet Home w dding of Miss Margaret
Stewart Terrett aui Mr.. w Brooke
Hunter-Other Society Notes.

A pretty wedding was solcmnized at
O'Clock last evening at the Gurley Memorial
Church. the contracting parties being Miss
Louise McChcsney Crai ig, formerly of Detroit,
Mich. and Mr Harry o. Chamberlain, ofthis
city.
The church was well-fillcd with guests
when Miss Lena Shepherd began the wed.
ding march from "Lohengrin," sAs the
strains Of music filled the church the bridal
party entered The bride is quite young
and looked extremely pretty in her pure
white wedding gown of heavy white crepe
SILK elaboratrly trimmed with pearl pas
samenirrrIc The long tulle veil was
fastened with orange blossoms ard dainty
silver pins and she carried a bunch Of bridal
roses
The ushcrs were Mr. Robert A Lewis,
Mr.. willard Craig, OF Richmond, Va,
brother Of the bride Mr Z Burde!te Nat
thewS, ANA AIr George r. Chamberlain,
brother of the groom. The Rev. j Rus
sell Vcghryobc. assisted by Or. Ramsdcll,
officmtcd. After the ceremony The newly
welded pair left The church 70 the music
nI aioEGclSsahn's wedding march.
The party then repaired to the resi-
dcnce Of Mrs McChcSney, No. 1901 Eighth
81 rect. where 4 reception was held.
dainty rcpaSt was served after which the
bride exchanged her wedding gown for
travelling dress of dark brown, tailor made,
with hat ana gloves of the same shade and
amid showers of rice the young couple left
bu, the route OF the wedding trip has been
sept "a secret. only it is understood that it
wiiuca Irn-thyour.
Mr. and 1srs Chamberlain VIII go to
housekeeping Immediately after their return
~ ne corner ~ Ninth and Westminster
streets. She viii have many handsome.
presents with which To adorn hprnew home.
Among them are an upright piano,
quantity of handsome silverwar,. and many
other Articles. useful and ornamental
The morning times., 1895-09-04

The Evening Times gives all the
news for a cent.
The morning times., 1895-09-04

DR.. NJ. W. Moore and family, who have
been spending the month OF August travelling
The morning times., 1895-09-04
MARRIED.

ST. JOHN HN-BEAUMONT-At Baltimore,
June IS. 1895, by the Rev r HarcoGrt.
at Grace NJ f. parsonage, William st.
John ard Emma Beaumont, both Of Wash
ingtOn, D. C.
The morning times., 1895-09-04

The marriage Of Miss Emma J.. Bierhaus,
OF Vincennes, Ind, TO Mr.. Rudolph G.
Gicsler, Of this city, viii take place at 6
O'Clock on "Wednesday at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward
Bierhaus. ST. Rev. 7. S. Scott, of Vim
cennes, viii officiate. The groom will be
attended by Mfr. Fred L. Ryder, OF Chi
Cago, as best man. Miss Mamie Giesler,
Of this city, VIII be the maid OF honor.
A reception viii be rendered the bride
and groom by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H.
Dismer at the latters' home, No. 70S X
street northwest, on the SIh instant from
9 TO IL O'Clock.