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The morning times., 1895-08-05
MERCHANTS as SLEUTHS
Israel and Griffin Chased the Man
That Stole Their Goods.
They Did Not Succeed In Capturing
On by the Rolice.

Two South Washington business men,
Isaac Israel and George f. Griffin, had an
exciting experience chasing thief yester-
day afternoon. They arc members of the
tailoring firm OF Israel & Griffin, corner
of Seventh street and Virginia avenue,
southwest.
On Saturday night. as described in The
Times yesterday, sneak thief entered their
place Of business ard stoIe suit of clothes
Yesterday the members of the firm. both
young and athletic men, determined 10
start out and do some detective work on
their own hook. notw outstanding the fact
that the robbery had beelTCpOTted 10 police
headquarters and No. / station.
Their c!ew led them into portion Of
the south west section frequeuted by the
fellow they were after In the mean
time SerEt. Daley and Policemen Bruse and
Rogers, IN citizens attire, were also sc0ur-
ing the southside for tie thief. who was
said To De James Gray, a well-Snowu mem
Der Of the licht-fiugered fraternity
MesSrS. Israel and Griffin finally spied
the colored man. \ boy who had seen him
eater the store, pointed him ont TO them.
They approached him from front aud rear.
wv here are those clothes you stole
from my store on Saturday uightc'' de-
nlanded Mr.. Israel.
The ncGro sprauS back as though he
had received an electric shock
Who, me?" he exclaimed. Man, you
must be Off"
Return theCIothes; that is all we want"
continued the tailor.
Then III IN instant the ColO-ed man Cia shed
down tie street Both Israel and Griffin
are pretty good sprinteTs. and they chased
the thief fully twenty blocks A crowd
started IN pursuit, but lhe negro elUded
them and disappeared in the direction OF
that Mecca OF thieves, Jackson City.
About o'clock last right Policemen
Bruce ana Rogers who Were OGJ after the
sneak. saw aim VITA The new salt o clothes
on has arm. and heading, apparently, for
the tailoring establishment from which he
mad S,rlen them The OfIicerS grabbed him,
and he tried again 10 escape Big Police
man Bruce, however, gave him the col
lar and he was Id zen to No. /. There he
| first gave his name as James Gray, but was
latterly identified as Sandy Clark. twenty
three years OF age.
Clark was stylishly dressed, and plea ded
with the police that he was going TO return
the garments to their owners.
That WORT do said station keeper
Voss. You may explain that to Judge
! Miller in the morning. You stole the
clothes and we VIII hold You for larceny"
The morning times., 1895-08-05
PRESENTS FROM THE POPE.
American Pilgrims Got Medals of the
NiruIn ard Candles.

American Pilgrims Got Medals of the
Virgin and Candles.
Rome, Aug. 4.-The Pope said mass
al s O'Clock this morning in the hall of the
consistory in the presence of the Ameri-
can pilgrims who are here, deputation of
the Passionist Fathers of America and
about $50 American tourists. Bishop
Burke afterwards presented the pilgrims to
the Pope who, standing in front ofthe altar,
said a few kindly and consoling words TO
each.
Father Smith presented to the Pope
handsome purse of several thousand dol
lars, sub scribad by the pilgrims last
night. His Holiness presented each pill
grim with a silver Virgin Mary medal and
also, at their request, gave them the ca ndies
lighted during the mass which wa said by
him
These are TO be used at the Thank sgiving
mass after the return OF the pilgrimage to
America. The Pope also received a del
egation of the Passion Fathers. He ap-
peared to be i'll good health. The pill
grimS visited the basiica~of st. Paul this
afternoon. They Will start for Naples on
Thursday next. Count Cassell, of Col
orado. officiated as one OF tue Pope's cham
beriains this morning.
The morning times., 1895-08-05
BOSTON ECHO MEETING.
EEdea vOrers EHf hu.siaStic Over 1
One 20 BE Held Friday &eEt.

EEdea yOrerS EBf flII.staStic Over 1
One 20 BE Held Friday NeZt.
The Officers OF the Christian Ende3g
Union are planning for an enlhgsias.
Boston convention echo meeting FrlG
evening, August 8, in Memorial Luther.
Church. An Hostou convention deltEl:
who have returned 10 the city are CXp=c
10 occupg the front seats and wear G
ventiou badges
A number OF the Washington souyel
fans viii b. given out. One of the featur
OF the programme VIII be the form al D..
lie present alton of the Chinese umbrella 4,
state, which was awarded TO Jhc DislI
OF Columbia at Boston for having L
largest proportion OF societies giving
missions by The 2-centS-a-week plan.
The music VIII be in charge Of 4
Perry 5. Foster Tho programme is 1.
follows. 7.45 p. m, singing ana devotion
exercises: hgnsn OF welcome. sung al L
ton and written for the OCCASION by Re
:. +. Saith, . D.. the author OF AR
iCa." '-Bostan's Welcome Miss Anna j..
Bel: singing, Scatter Sunshine" &c
SentioB music" Mrs Frank Byram: sir
sHg, Sunshine In Ny Scui;" ''Good c.i
Zenship al the convention" Judge Ans
6. Taylor; singing, ''AE,erica;" present
won OF tliEeee umbrella OF state. j.
Marion McH. Huh; response BY chairna
o. the uissionary committee; singiE3
THE BE- OF the Cross" offer! T.,
'Evangelistic work OF the convention
Rev. d. W SkcllenEer; singing. -'Thrn
out tie Life Line" "A pastors impr,.
sion OF The convention" Rev. J. @ b..
Ter, j.. D.: brief speeches from delegais
a glance Observation-Disclosures 'S6. ," G
W. II II Smith; singing, "Washingto
go" PRAYER, singing, AT the Cross a.
'sAfizpah:" benediciion.
The morning times., 1895-08-05
UNDERTAKINGS
DIED.
WILLIAM LEE.

BLAKE-On August +, at IL a. m. Willie,
infant son OF william and Annie Bake,
age four months.
Funeral VIII take place from parents
residence. No 624 North Capitol street,
Monday, at 2 p. ID.
BOWEN-The remains OF the late DeIa
p. Bowen VIII be buried from the vault of
GlenwOCd Cemetery. on Tuesday. August
s, ST 3 O'ciccIS--s- Relatives and friends
invited 10 attend.
FLANAGAN-On Saturday, August 8,
1895. at l1,25 p. m, Marie, daughter OF
Frank and Katie Flanagan. aged thirteen
months. TWO weeks, and Two days.
Funeral az 2:3O p. m, Monday from
residence, No Sl6 Fourteenth street
northeast.
SHANhLTN-Departe this life. sat
uria, August 9, 1895. at $50 p. N,
Willard : Shankhn
Funeral from his late residence. No. y
Decatur street northeast, Tuesday. August
s. at 10 8 IN Friends and relatives il
vited TO attend.
tHarrisbIry and Carlisle papers pleaseCOpv.l
McELHINNEY-On sunday. August
1895. ut $40 an. Rev J. J. NOEL
Kinney, D. D. in the eighty-flrst year OF
his age.
Services VIII be beld al his late resi-
dence. near Rails Church. Va, at p. m,
August .. Interment at PIttsburg. Pa.
The morning times., 1895-08-05
DOLLY MADISON's FEAT.
Recalled by the Destruction Of Benj.
EnnlnnS' Tnnh.


The march of I.nprove meat II Georgetown
has compelled the destruction OF Tie tomb
oil Eeuya:.llI HomaGs, located in tue old
Presty;, ,g-iu cemetery il connection with
whom Dolly MaGlsous heroic feat IL 1914
was perlCImCd.
HCI1ans vas chief clerk Of he War Depart
nlenJ during the war OF / u ,andat the tiIne
the uflsh Invaded the Capital, upon
his own responsibility, he took steps to
preserve the public records. He sent two
wagon loads Of documents To the canal boat
OF capt. Daulel Collins, and placed two
armed soldiers on guard, John Hun and
Jacob Paize-, telling them TO allow 90 one
TO come on board.
a little later, as the story runs, a very
beautiful lady, who proved TO be Dolly
NadLau, drove down to the boat and gave
William Sherw ood. one o. the crew. a trunk
telling hin 10 takC-greGt care Of II, and that
he should be rewarded.
Among the articles in the trunk was the
canvass Of Peale's portrait OF Washington,
then hanging IN the White House, bat now
in the Senate wing OF the Capitol. Then
Eona rs gave the order TO Sherwood To take
the boa up the caual and not wait for the
captain, who had gone TO Washington.
The boat, accordingly. was headed for
point near the Hominy House, a we'll
known establishment i'll those days, and in
the barn there the documents were stored
until danger was passed. That night the
Capitol was bJTEed, and the documents
saved Were among the most valuable be-
longing 10 the nation.
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home Oh K street, has arranged to have
several OF them restored. The portrait
OF herself painted as a bride by a celebrated
Italian artist, and which AIRS. Coyle val
ued more highly than any destroyed, is a
total loss.
Mrs. Emma N Green left on Saturday
for Atlantic City, where she VIII remain
until September.
Miss Kate Jcnllins viii leave on Wednes-
day for Winchester, Va, 10 spend the re-
mainder OF the summer.
Mrs. Mary j. Wheeler and daughter,
Nellie, VIII leave in few days for two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Miller and daughter, Lizzie. of L
street, have gone TO their country home III
sharpsDurg, hid.
Col and Mrs. p. L. Dye, of l. street. are
Spending the summer al their country seat
near Anuetam.
Mr. Raleigh Sherman has returned from a
Visit 10 his mother.
Miss Meta F Miller, who has been Wis
iling her sister, Mrs. johnson. on Twelfth
street, has returned to her bcmc IN New
York
Mvs Sims. nse Whiuock. viii leave in
few days for her home IN Chicago.
Mr. Tully wheeler has gone to the
mountains of Virginia to join bis wife.
He VIII remain a few days, wien Ms
Wheeler and the children win accompany
him home.
Mr. Robert Pcrner is putting elaborate
additions to his home Oh Vermont avenue.
The family win take possession OF the city
home about the middle OF September.
Miss winirred. the daughter Of AIr.
Samuel J.. Matt!ngly. viii sail for Europe
in a lew days with her unci". Mr. VIII
liam T. IattinCly, who VIII join the
Mattingly-Sowers party at Lucerne. They
VIII ell return about September 10.
Mrs AGa L. Goode has returned from
her summer outing.
Mr John H Wheeler and family are
at Atlantic City, where they joined Mrs
Whcrl-r's sister, Mrs. josephine EspUta
DAILY. The party val! retUrn about Sep
TENDER /.
Miss Jessie Gpode, who has been visit
ing her aunt at Chevy Chase, Will return
the latter part OF this week.
Ms. ". II B-Gvn, OF T Twanty-first street,
has returned from the Blue Ridge she
Will remain q few days in the city ard
then leave for 4 trip TO the Massachusetts
coast.
Miss Mary O'Connor, who has been Wis
iting on thc western shore Of Virginia,
returned Yesterday.
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ASH roa Contributions.
Counsel for ex-Consul Waller Seek
ing to Raise Fund.

ing to Ra ise a Fund.
Messrs. CramnoGd Kennedy John. NJ.
LaugStoa ard W 7. McGuire, counsel in
behalf OF Johu Z. Waller, United States
consul at Tanataye, Madagascar, have
issued an appeal asking fc- contributors TO
a fund which VIII enable Mrs. Weller and
her family, now at M1uritius. to reach the
United States After Darratng the fatcs
iu connection with walters arrest, cor
viction and sentence by the French au-
thorities. the appeal proceeds:
Funds are needed to bring AiTs, Waller
aud her family home. She has important
evidence in support Of her husbands inno-
ceuce OF he charge on which he was COZ
yicted by the French court-martlal at
Tamatave. The department OF state IS
inquiriDg into the claim against the Frehch
government for illegal arrest and iInprison-
meDt and the virtual confiScation or q
valuable concession which had been granted
TO him by the Queen of Madagascar, but has
no funds available for bring ing Mrs
Waller and her children o the United States.
Mr. Waller was one of tile leading men
OF color in this country; his efforts and
sacrifices in behalf OF negro elevation
cannot be overlooked, and ii is hoped that
systematic and immediate efforts VIII De
made by the coiored people in their churches
aud through other agencies, to raise funds
for the relief OF his needy and unfortunate
family"
The morning times., 1895-08-05
Fss, Runopthe PENNSYLVANIA.

Wilmington, Del, August 4.-In taking
train on the Pennsylvania railroad to-
Washington yesterday Ed giueer George
Fredericks, with engine No. 80, made the
run from Louden Park to the Navy Yard,
a distance OF thirty-five and one-half miles,
in thirty-three and one-half minutes. The
five and one-tenth miles between Land
over and Anacostia v-re covered III three
minutes. Il rate equal to 102 miles per
hour This ii is claimed beats the record
for rapid railroad travel Engine No. 90
is a new one recently sent from the AL
toona shops.
The morning times., 1895-08-05
TWO SORRY ExcURs1oSIsTs.
Whetted Their Whistles on the Rive
and Returned in Captivity.

Whetted Their Whistles on the River
and Returned in Captivity.
Joseph Fowler and George ID. Hunt. lash
iouably attired young men. went down 10
a river resort yesterday to spend wet
Sunday. After im6ibing freely they be-
came involved in trouble with some woman
and fell into the hands OF Special Police
man John ]. Perry, OF the steamboat
The result was that instead Of coming
back on the saloon deck with their fellow
excursionists and enjoying the music and
balmy river breeZeS they occupied the dark
and gloomy hold of the vessel.
Upon reaching the wharf the you5g men
were turned over TO Policeman DCane. OF
the steamer BlaCkburn's crew of river
police. They were conveyed to No 4
station. and not having collateral went
behind the bars, the csarge being disoE-
derby conduct
The morning times., 1895-08-05
Foss Says Katie Pursues Him.

Theowald Foss, fifty years of age, who
resides at No. sol First street southwest,
was locked up at No 4 police station last
night He was taken into custody on q
warrant sworn out by Katie Messick, Of
No. $50 l street southeast. She claims that
Foss assaulted her He stated in the sta
ton that Katie Is in love with him and to
prevent him from deserving ber and keep
ing company with other females, he de-
clares, she prefers charges against him and
has him arrested. He was up on similar
charge some days ago and the case was
dismissed. Policeman Avendes served the
warrant
The morning times., 1895-08-05
WILL VOTE WITH THE PARTY.
Peffer Says Silver Men Are Sure to
Take Their Medicine.

Peffer Says Silver Men Are Sure TO
Take Their Medicine.
New York, Aug 4.-SenatoT Peffer, of
Kansas, lecturei to-day at Prohibition
Park. Staten Island, on The Labor Ques-
ton, Moral Question" To an inter
viewer, the Senator said:
The silver question is the leading Ques-
ton Of the hour, hut at present in the
west the agitation is dying out. This mas
been strongly marked during the last six
or eight weeks 1 think it bat q temporary
check, however. and that the sentiment is
stronger with the people. Still there are
no moro public meetings now and the dis
cussion that continues is kept up by the
newspapers alone"
Il think said he, that the silver men
in the Democratic and Republican parties
will be Swampe1 when it comes TO elections.
They viii talk silver, protest their allegiance
to silver and all that, but when the time
comes they Will grit their teeth and stand
their medicine. They viii vote with their
parties" ~-~-....,s >
The morning times., 1895-08-05
Caught in a Box Car.

Charles Kenny, John Holiday. Henry
Strong, and Charles WcatherS, the latter
colored, seventeen, sixteen, seventeen,
and fourteen years OF age, respectively,
were found in an empty box car on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, near Daish IS
mills, on Benton road, early yesterday
morning by Policemen Uppernan and
Smith, and locked up in the Eighth pre-
cinct stat ion house on the charge OF
being suspicious characters.
The morning times., 1895-08-05
Madison Had q Razor.

Albert Madison and Charles Williams,
both colored, were locked up in no.
station house by Policemen Giles and
Ston Saturday night. Carrying concealed
weapons was the charge against Madison,
while disorderly conduct was that against
Williams The men engaged in fight
on Florida avenue and Seventh street, in
which. it is alleged, Madison attempted to
use a razor blade on williams. when the
police appeared on the scene Madison lied,
but was pursued by the officers and New
Night Inspector Gross, who chanced TO be
near
The morning times., 1895-08-05
Car Shnns DestrnYed .

Spokane Falls, Wash. Aug. 4.-Sprague,
the county seat of Lincoln county, and the
division point and location Of the Northern
Pacific car shops, and having a popula-
tioa of 5000, was almost destroyed by
fire yesterday A high wind, amounting
almost TO a hurricane, was blowing at the
time, and the fire swept over the town with
resstless fury, destroying over $1,000 GOO
worth of property i'll two hours time.
The morning times., 1895-08-05
Charged with the Lesser offense.

Addison Jefferson, fifty years of age,
was arrested by Policeman Cleveland, of
the Second precinct, late Saturday night
in stable for profanity, and when taken
to No. station a loaded revolver was
found in his pants pocket. An additional
charge of carrying concealed weapons
was placed against him. The officers at
the station decided later that they could
not bring In the more serious charge be-
cause Jefferson was in ap iuclosure when
arrested, and the law only covers pistols
and. other weapons on public street.
The morning times., 1895-08-05
Exciten,aut at the Funeral.

st. Joseph, Mich, August 4.-while the
funeral services of Eugene Shuart, who
hanged himself Thursday, were in progress
this afternoon the floor gave way and
the knights OF the Maccabees, mourners
and eorp.e were all precipitated into the
cellar Several women tainted, but aside
from a few bruises no one was hurt.
Everything was righted and the services
Lad
The morning times., 1895-08-05
Sheriff Prevented a Duel.

Columbia, S. c., August 4.-Hugh NJ.
TaHey and Taiey Moore, society men, were
scheduled to fight duei here yesterday
afternoon, but Sheriff Cathcart heard of the
affair during the morning aud arrested
both gentlemen, requiring them to give
bonds TO keep the peace for year and
a day. Both young gentlemen belong to
the old Bourbon stock, and their families
are among the most prominent in the State.
The morning times., 1895-08-05
BREAD RIOTS IN PERSIA.
Tweuty of the Populace Killed by
the Troops.

Tehcran. Aug. A-Tae scarcity OF bread
and the Closure of the bazars TO prevent
disorders has led 10 serious rioting i'll
Tabrees. The troops dispersed the rioters,
twenty Of whom were killed.
The mob carried tie oorpses to the
Russian Consulate ard demanded protee-
ton against the so'dicrs. Tie consul there
upon visited the governor, WHO promised
reduction IN the price OF bread.
Nothing has yet been done in the matter,
and the troops were still firing on tie
mob when tais dispatch was sent
The morning times., 1895-08-05
NeIlie,s Ace Never Varies


Nellie Hall, with the stationary age OF
thirty six years, was arrested yesterday
by the Second precinct police and charged
with being a suspicious character The
woman is an old police court character
under numerous aliases, but for at least
five years she has been thirty six years
of age. according to the station records.
The morning times., 1895-08-05
INA WORTHY CAUSE.
Subscriptions solicited for widow

Subscriptions Solicited for Widow 9
the Unfortunate Cornice-worker.
The Times has been requested 10y u
Eccentric Association of Steam EnGiner'
10 open \ subscription list for Mrs Lu,
Phillips, widow Of the cornice worker wh
lost his life 10y the fan of scaffolding OF T..
corner OF Twelfth ana L streets Dorthwes;
q few weeks go
The Times cheerfully acquiesces anC
solcits liberal contributions for one Wi
is left 10 distressfHny destitute circuE.
stances. Already received:
C @. Conn. =. :. - q. :. .. $50
Eccentric Association OF Steam En-
eineers-- 5.ei
Painter. l.ot
+ t Porter. =. =. =. =. .. 4.
Il C. DAYS. l-C
I. H 6 :. bOf
Il L. s. . .. =. :. :. :. :. l.
Amalgamated Society OF Carpenters
&Gd Jelners-. o.
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Rain storm in New York.

Nyack, n. Y, Aug. 4.-The worst rain
faH in years occurred here tais afternoon.
Streets were flooded and rendered I'M
passab,e and much damage was done to
property throughout the county. Fruit
trees, which were loaded, were stripped.
The morning times., 1895-08-05

home Oh K street, has arranged to have
several OF them restored The portrait
of herself painted as bride by a celebrated
Italian artist, and which AIRS. Coyle val
ued more highly than any destroyed, is a
total loss.
The morning times., 1895-08-05

Mrs. Mary j. Wheeler and daughter,
Nellie, VIII leave in a few days for two
weeks vacation.
The morning times., 1895-08-05
RECKLESS Drirfng

For driving his horse down High street.
Georgetown, at i reckless rate of speed,
Price COIIias, a huckster, was yesterday
morning locked up in No. station by Po-
Eceman sullivan. a
The morning times., 1895-08-05

The Misses Lay, OF Takoma Park, will
md the month Of August at Colton-on-
-e-P Potomac.
The morning times., 1895-08-05

Mrs. Miller and daughter, Lizzie. OF L
street, have gone TO their country home III
SharpsDurg, hid
The morning times., 1895-08-05

Miss Kate jenkins viii leave on Wednes
day for Winchester, Va, 10 spend the re-
maindcr OF the summer.
The morning times., 1895-08-05

Mrs. Emma N Green left on Saturday
for Atlantic City, where she viii remain
until September.
The morning times., 1895-08-05

-fesSTs. Robert and Norris Miller have
tIrned from a months visit TO Atlantic
ty
The morning times., 1895-08-05

Miss Meta f. Miller, who has been Wis
iling her sister, Mrs. johnson. on Twelfth
- rect, has returned to her bcme in New
York
The morning times., 1895-08-05

Mss Rose Kelly. of S street northwest,
II leave in few days for her summer
ting.
The morning times., 1895-08-05

Mrs. Fitzhugh Coyle. who su ustained
II heavy loss by the burning of her
lUable paintings in the spring at her
The morning times., 1895-08-05
GRANDMOTHER ON WHEELS
Pribulations Of a Fashionable Ma
trOn in Bastriding the Bicycle.
Her Daughter Says She Spends Most Of
the Time Picking Herself Up
Off the Ground.

The trials ana tribulations -ef learners
upon the bicyc,e are at present an all alb
-nrbiag topic OF Interest. ooEcerning which
eO.umns have been ard sin are being
written. This j. specially the case when
tie learners happen TO be among the lash
.oHub.e contingent.
so much aas teen written in this respect
lat II would seem difficult matter to
.arrate anything new. However true
IaT may be, a is1,TIa.n. y tie case that Ia, re
re certain elements OF the lLG!crouS attach
arg 10 these amateur efforts TO master and
iainto proficiency upon lie shining vince.
Ike ridiculous CepenGs - largely upon The
JLdpo!nt from which an escapaGc is
Viewed that what often appears e&cruoiat-
-lg.y funny TO the onlooker, IS cutie tie
-everSe 10 tie principal.
Decidedly IN IhIs uaturc is tie expert
zee OF a fashionable matTon wao has al
radv attained to the dignity OF grown
.raudchi dren. Ilis iact has not. how
YER IN tie lcaSt tcTved TO CanlDea her
rdor in regard 10 bIcycIug. Having MADE
p ber mind recently hat she would
.ie The wheel TO amount OF rcnlollsi raroa,
twice. OF rai.lery on he part OF Tie Iumiiy
.s ayaLod 10 turn Ger rom this CetermiL8-
1n
The matron in question l. moreover abun-
luty blessed with avoirdupois, III CON
.qGence OF whiCa after TACT even mere
IAN tlaJ OF Ter Years ard former dignity
reaun-, wLc.ryer sac has met with an
-y!uent VIII 20 pra,tciug or I.4e wheel.
-sa laugh ard oEgliiires on the tart Of her
.ll.y mas been -o-d AID prolonged.
d I1w evenings ago, jGst after ste had
3Gated the Wacei ~ tIiumph ia front OF
fine mansion AZ tise West End, eadeaVor-
10 III rally appear at her best before
friends gathered 10 witness 1be feJr OF
ing of ia triGmlsI, one o: the friends re-
Gks1 10 the daughter:
What tine your mother must spand
Ing her bicycle"
N0t is!I a : much tl-la, q" nonChalantly, Ie-
j The EcaitIeS5 daughter, ''as She does
picking Il hIseI Up OF tie ground"
1 - ] -. l. -. :. l.
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Mr. Raleigh Sherman has returned from a
Visit 10 his mother
The morning times., 1895-08-05

Col and Mrs. F. L. Dye, OF l. street. are
spending the summer al their country seat
near AntieIam
The morning times., 1895-08-05

ii Franklin TaHney, accompanied by
daughter, Mr-. Chamberlain. left the
y last week fyI a VISIT 10 Ocean City
a'y spent the early portion Of the summer
New Hampshire
The morning times., 1895-08-05

Judge Maury spent last week in Wash
s;on. His family are spending the sum
= at Bar Harbor.
The morning times., 1895-08-05

Judge and Mrs. Mcdowell are spending
4, season at Occ-n Grove. n j.
The morning times., 1895-08-05

Dr Charles Smart, accompanied by his
-aily, has gone to TooGlawn, Rockville,
= the summer.