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The morning times., 1896-09-20

than ever dreamed The woman bad npt
come yet to clean, but l hunted up an old
wrapper. tied my hair in a to wei and start
ell to get things ready for her. As passed
Toms room the door was ajar and L
glanced in. There vas a man in front IL
he hurecu evidently just about to nfls
it OF its contents"
My goodness. what did,
Il turned cold all over, for thought OF
the ruby pin, and knew that Tom was just
mean enough not to buy ne new one
# that was stolen
And did yoT scream
No I gust stepped into the nest room
and got JIm's revolver. Then marched into
Toms room. and before the burglar knew
i was there had him covered Then or
dered him TO throw NJ his hands
Goodness me! Did
lie did. He had taken off his coat. eri-
IDENTIFY meaning to dress i'll Toms clothes
and take everything hc could lay his hands
On"
And what did he
He said culdly. sly go,d woman. ynu ara
quite mistaken. / am not burglar.
l.
He thought yoI were the woman who
had come in 10 clean. and he would pretend
To be a member of the family. I've oftca
read
so have T. I was all ready for him.
and with the revolver pointed st his head
I made him march out Of the room, down
the stairs. and out Of the front door. pro-
testing AZ every step"
Evidently a hardened professional.
He
Yes Then. didn't know how many
more there might he in the house. 50 I
sat on the bottom step OF the stairs wait
ing for Tom. He rushed in in about half
an hour"
And wasn't he proud OF YOUR bravery"
lie was not. The fact Is that il was
not burglar. but Fred limit hiIuself.
bad mistaken the day OF his arrival
Tom had left him home 20 rest bit.
while lie went down to the office. and I
bad driven him out, hatlcss and r"atles4
ut the point OF a revolver
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IT WAS A YOUNG TORNADO
Last Evenings Gale Did Damage IN
the County.
Center of the Storm Passed North
west of the City-Severe Elec-
tricul Disturbance.

If reports from Chevy Chase, Tenley-
town and vicinity are To lie Ieiicu upon,
" nsiIiugtun narrowly escaped "A weii-devei-
upcd tornado last evening.
The oininous looking masses or Gark-
green cluUus swiri.ngl III the northwestern
horizon about O'Clock. which seemed TO
he bearing directly Gown upon the city,
changed their Ia relics, ana Washington es-
caped with merely a mercury Giscoaraging
and dust-settling shower.
In the extreme northwestern portion or
the district, however. the rigorous gusts
other SO wood trees, some of which were
Frustrated aud the limits OF many more
strcwn about the ground.
In the vicinity Of Tenleytown a tornado
Of ambitious proportions, accompanied by
severe electrical demonstrations, waged
for three-quarters of an hour, creating
considerable anna &c among J Dung ORCHARDS,
10 barns and other CutbuildiIgs. Consid-
cradle hail Of the Traditional hen 's-egS
dimensions also fell.
A current of lightning descending in that
vicinity stracidled one OF the troily wires
Of the Georgetown and Tenleytown line.
and being conducted down To the corner III
Thirty-second and o streets resulted in
stopping traffic Oh that line for thirty min-
utcs by finding its way into and burning
out he mechanism Of one OF the compahy's
cars.
In the neigliborhood OF Chevy Chase the
wind was very severe. and the Chevy Chase
trolley line suffered as Consequence. Sew
eral OF the poles were blown down and
travel suspended for more than an hour
The morning times., 1896-09-20
Feast of the seven Dolores.

Music at St Matthew's Church today
being the feast OF the Seven Dolores, will
he of a very impressive character and will
consist OF the following selections: High
mass at II a. m, "Aspergcs Me- by II.
Ii Thunder. "Kyric ElciSon,' Gloria in
Excelsis, r"Credo.'' Sanctus ct Renedictus,
and .Ag nus Del" comprising IIa ydn's sec
ond mass in c. At the offcrtory, ''1nflama
tus,' from Rnssini's ''Stabat Mater" and
before the serrnon, Shelly s''ycni Creator. ="
vespcrs at Jpn. The Psalms. from Mcr-
cadante's VCspers. and the folio wing hymns
from Rossini's ''Siabat Mater: "Quis est
Home and "Salve Regina The famous
duet will be rendered by MesdaucS Nellie
Wilson Shir- Clffand Ma rgarc1 Nolan Martin.
AnSIys quartet Will bc sung by Miss
Blanchc Wood, soprano; Mrs. Martin alto;
Mr. William II. Burnet, tenor: Mr.. John
Nolan, baSso: Wagncr's 80 Salutaris.' by
Mrs Shir-Cliff and Martin, and McSsrs.
Burnet and Nolan. Wicgand'S ''Tantum
Ergo" as quartz ct and chorus. The solos
of the mass and vcspcrs will lie sustained
by the Misses Mary Sweeney, Cottrill.
Emily Donath, Wood and ESpu;a sopranos;
Mrs. Martin, alto. MeSsrs. Burnet, tenor:
Cannon, baritone; and Nolan, hasso. Miss
Jennie Gicnnan, organist; l.. E. Cannon.
director. Sunday week will be the feast
of ST. Matthews, Also appropriate and
selected music will be given on that coca
sion.
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CNDERTAKERA
J.. WILLIAM LEE.
UNDEHTAkEA.
81: Pa Ave. n w.
first class service. PhOn0 1883
lRA-6m-
THE s. n. HINES CO..
USDERTAKERS.
Corner nth ind u SITS NV.
Prices Reasonable.
CNDERTAKERA
DIED.

LAMBRECHT-On Saturday, september
10 1896, at 3 O'Clock a. m, Charles F.,
beloved husband OF Louisa NJ. Lambrecht.
tnee Hoffman, and only son or Ferdl-
nand add Christine Lambrecht, aged
twent y-nine years and nine months.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 7l2
Il street southeast, Oh Monday. September
81 at q ,lock p. NJ Relatives and friends
are respectfully Invited to attend
baltimore papers please 'opy) 1t
PRELLER-On Saturday. September 10.
1896. Nj. Gerard, infant son, or John anu
Sophia rrelier. aged Toir montnS ami hine-
teen days
Funeral Monday afternoon at O'Clock
from residence, So ) SEQ III street northeast.
1t
SHEPERD Margaret. youngest daugh-
ter of Margaret ana the late . aihes
Sheperd. aged I'VE years 1our hiontns
In the morning hour
Death silently entered a peaceful home,
Aud piucked away cherished flower.
To plant before u Savior's throne.
Jesus smiled upon that spotlcss flower.
Whose fragrance bore no stain of sin.
Aud placed 1t i'll heavenly bower.
Where angels never cease 10 sing.
Funeral from No. 1920 Twelfth street
Southeast, Monday, at 3 o. clock. Thence
taken to Independent Methodist Church.
Eleventh street southeast. Friends and
relatives invited to attend.
RiDGEWAI-O Friday, September IL,
1896. AT 6:10 p. IN, Emily, youngest
daughter OF John and Lucille Riogeway.
ageu one year ard fifteen days.
Notice OF, funeral hereafter. 1t
PALLANT Departed this life September
II, 1896, Mrs. Mary Pnilant. wife Of the
late Samuel Pallant, in the eishtieth year
of her age. 1t
MORELL-On September 16. 1896. Frank
A. Motell. at White Plains. N. Y. A ma
tive of Berlin. Germany. born on the 9th
Of January, 1869, son OF Mrs. A gneS aud
Adolphe Morell. Of Washington. u. c..
Rest in peace" sel7-3t
The morning times., 1896-09-20
FIREBUGS In ALEXANDRIA
Attempt Made to Burn an Unoc-
cupied House.
Rev. Thereon Rice Returns From
Europe-Beath OF an AieNandrinn
In the south.

The firebugs attempted 20 burn an
uuDccupIed house on Princess street, be
tween Fairfax and Lee, shortly before l
O'Clock last night. The fire was Gi>eoF-
cred by neGhbUrs, who immediately tGrirc
in an alarm and prevented Ire d.stFCS
ton of the building.
II has teen suspected for some time
that the flrebugs would attempt to burn
tnis building, as several suspicious CHAR
acters have teen seen III tie nr!gh bOrhoOd
at unSe enable hours, aud the place hGd
been closely watched by the police uEta
recently.
Tie following have been elected Of
ficers of The FreGerick Douglass Meunorai
Association: William Z. johnson, presI
dent: william a. Carter. SECRETARY, and
William H Hammond, treasurer.
Rev. Theron II Rice, pastor OF he Second
Presbyterian Church, in this city. WHO
has been travelling in Europe, returned home
Yesterday. He was welcomed at the
parsonage by his congregation la>L-IlGht,
and on Monday night reception VIII bc
rendered him at IT," church
OLA dominion Commandery. Knights Tom
plar, has extended an invitation To St
tieurgc'> Cummandcry, OF Beverly Ma -.
10 pay them a fratcrnal visit. III" date
has been left to the convenience M st
Geurce's Commandery. and VIII PROBABLY
be during the month Of November-
DUTlnE me ilTlllS u llt III uii'h - N4iI
Bryan train passed through this city yes
terday evening colored woman WAS
knocked down by the conclusion ana d
number OF panes Of glass in the neighbor-
hood were broken.
Deputy United States Collector samuel
Monroe has taken the testimony OF Con
stable Webster in Gum Springs camp meet
Inr Huuor cases. and Will submit the mat
ter o the next grand jury. These are the
cases against Dick Burnett and others
charged with violating the Sunday laws
BY selling liquors at the Gum Springs
Camp meeting several weeks ago.
Rev II. H Kerr viii preach n anniversary
sermon before Alexandria Council, Junior
Order OF American Mechanics. in the South
ern Methodist Church tomorrow afternoon
at / O'Clock
Palmer and Buckner Democrats Will open
headquarters OH Monday i'll the building
adjoining the Bryan -Sewall and RlXey
Club on King street.
A telegram was received in this city
Yesterday announcing the death at Sayan-
nah of Nj ". c. Minelrec. Mr.. Minetree
died on the cars. vhiie on his way TO
Jacksonville, in which city he had been
appointed agent of the Southern Railway.
I he decca>ed resided in this city with his
family until q few weeks ago.
meeting of the Woman Christian
Temperance Union Will be held IN The NJ.
+. Church, South, tomorrow AFTERNOON at
3 o'clock special program has been
arranged for the occasion.
A mckinley aud Hobart Sound Money
Club has been organized III Mount Vernon
district. i'll Fairfax county, With sixty-sN
members
The morning times., 1896-09-20
SHE WAS 100 BRAVE.
Mista keniuHer Man When Siic Chased
til eBurglar Ont of the HOUSE.

til ,Burglar Ont of the HOUSE,.
Look hcrc - said the girl in the crash
suit Il want to know what is tie matter
at your house l HEIR
Don't - said the girl in the linen gown
At makes me feel sick. I've gwen Up
athletics forever. given my gymniSidin
suit TO q bcrgar and now TN busy reducing
tic size OF my waist and lea rning to scream
if anybody says Mouse.
Good gracious. What on earth is tlc
matter" Are you losing your mind or are
you engaged TO 4 poct?
Neither. dear But I've decided that
feminine bravery is not appreciated in this
world. You know wToie you that my
brother Tom had asked ne to come TO
town nd keep house for hun for week:
Yes; but you didn't tellmc why you mad
suddenly become such good sister that You
would leave Dclavan Just when it was
gaycst in order to soothc your brothers.
loneliness
..pidu'tIc Well, Tom wrote me th,S his
friend. Fred limit. was on his way TO 'he
Pacific slope. and intended 10 stop over
with him for few days. also that the
house locked like 4 residence in one OF those
horriL cities we read OF. l temporizcd
until ne offered me that lovely ruby pin Of
his; then I agreed TO come"
II should think so. especially us you
have been dying to meet Fred Init ever
since his uncle died. and"
"Mhn: but Tom dilu'J know that Tom
writes ali awful hand. but made out that
Mr.. limit would arryc OH Thursday. SD l
came to town on Tuesday To set the house
in order. going straight out there without
stopping at Toms office"
"Dh, well, he expected you"
-! hadn't said when Id come. but had
a latchkey, SO IL was all right. wish yol
could have sccn the house: IL was worse
The morning times., 1896-09-20
wssbinptopiaps in New York.

Especial to The TinieS.)
New York. Sept. 19.-Plaza, J W. 7 omas.
F. W. Babcock: Park Avenue, II. Zopke, J.
Donovan: Astor. G. r. Wilde. j. Bithler.
4. II. ChesIey, F. K. Plumb, K. G. Dun
lap. W. Cox; Marlboro. W. a. Park; Muir
ray Hill. e. Truesdell. Mrs. 4 Southland.
Mrs NJ. A Nc Bride, ]. J Mcbride, ir., Mrs
]. j. and Miss E. Edison. ]. Il. and Mrs.
II. Smith: Metrop oitan, L. S. Maiioncy;
Murray Hill. h Frisbee: Morton. s. NJ.
Burnett: Broadway. J. A. Chamdye, c. X.
still man. Miss E. Wedding; Continental. II.
L. Frey, W. Il. Mills, +. W. Evans. Amstrr
dam. Mrs. J. L. Hodge: Grand Union, q. s.
L. Maioney, Q. s., Mrs. NJ. and Miss Black
WOO /: Bathoid. II. c. Wliuluck. Miss Cudson
q. Gowen: Holl and. s. b. Hubba rd: Imperial.
G. II. Williams and wife: Everett. Miss
Ralston, Miss Van Yankee: Geriach, c. F.
Shoemaker; Marlboro, NJ. Mozart Army
arrivals, w Chamberlain and wife. W.
II. Cromwell, j. F. Jones. Navy, J. A.
ooyendiff and wife. NJ H. Kan left the
Plaza to sail on the American liner New
York, for England. The Spree, of the
North German line, brought back from
Bremen Miss Anita Ulke. Miss Amalie Nix.
The morning times., 1896-09-20
PROF. FANCIULLrS BENEFIT.
1t Has Been Postponed Until Late
In November.


The grand concert which was to have
been given in Convention Hall Friday
evening of this week by the Marine Band,
assisted by number of well known vo-
Calists and Observation-Disclosures Tor the benefu
of Prof. +. FaDcuilli, in honor OF his
twentieth anniversary, as a resident oil thc
United States, has been postponed until
sometime late in November.
This change OF date was made after
careful consideration ON the part OF those
III whose hands III emana cement OF theaffaIr
rested, and was done in consideration md
10y the reques OF fflends Of thcpTcfrssor ana
of several organizations Which desire TO
take an important part. ana who desire To
have their inlluen,e felt in the fesuh OF
the concert
The professor has 4 large humber OF
friends, who have expressed desire 10 he
present andfurthcraIIln OileT wayStomaEe
the cntcrpris. mon than Il iiBanc ial success.
Many OF these friends have not yet returned
from their summer vacation, but have writ
ten TO the popular director requesting hlrn
and the managers of the concert TO kindly
consider their request.
In view OF the pOstponement the enter
tainment in November will be much more
elaborate on e than WAS at first anticipated.
The morning times., 1896-09-20
DIPLOMATS AID SOCIETY
FOLK TURNING h0MEWARD
General Exodus From the ReSOr S
Marked Last Week.
Weddings Set for Early Dates-So-
cinl Notes and Personals of
Washing toniau

The French Ambassador and Madam
Pa .cDoire closed tier cottage at Newport
yesterday and VIII alternate the next six
weeks between J. Philadelphia and their cour-
try home here. Clifton never looks 20 at
tractIvc as i'll tie early fan and the am
basSS.uur's family are especially happy dur
iDg thelT Sojuurps there.
Newport, socially. is lightning to assume
that condition known to nature as the serc
and yellow STATE. III ,CLIse, ere are still
handsome men and women On its drive
ways and i'll lis palatIal homcs, but, Of
fiCally, The season is over. The Hrlce house
s.ill keeps open, however. and 40 long as
its Incompatible mistress IavisHes her hes
pi ;Nty ON Ter friends Newport cannot be
considered dull.
The morning times., 1896-09-20
Arrested While at Work.

Ben whitmorc and william Day, 10th
colored, Were arrested yesterday by Precinct
Detective Hartigan, on complaint OF the
authorities. at Marlboro. Md. The
detective found them digging III the trench
FOR he electric wires in the Capitol grounds
They denied their guilt and resisted arrest
When the sheriff arrived Ire decided to
take them to Marlboro today. They
are wanted there to answer the charge
OF stealing a horse.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Miss Mary Sheridan was given party
in honor of her thirteenth birthday, by
her mother, on Monday night.
The laurel prize in the donkey game was
won by Miss Jennie Men anon, while the
consolation gift was awarded 10 Miss
Rboda Russell
The morning times., 1896-09-20
A Grand
Lace Value.

This IS a special IN
POrfatlon Of 200 p &C S
Of rc,v tine Pn1'c linen
TORCHONanG Me-
DICT LACES and
N ER7LNG. Il is
the greatest ValHc 7ve
haze crcr been able 10
offer (O.yiAe- TO a fer
iuRatc circumstance in
5nying). Tie regular
Price .r0Ha be CSC 10
55caya'd. Tie sgidth
IS t.vo TO fVe inches.
Tie lot cannot Dast
long and cannot be dr.
bheafed. SPeeial
price fer MOnday only
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Miss Nellie Bussey, who has been the
guest of Mrs. John Callaghan for the past
TWO weeks, will leave today for week 4
visit in Baltimore before returning to her
home IN New York.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

The Guess Club was organized Monday
night by a number of young people, at the
residence of Miss Mamie King, No. 1925
New Jersey avenue.
The Officers elected We're: Mr.. J. A.
jones', president; Miss A. NJ. Huge, vice
president: Mr. +. r. King. secretary. Miss
Z. Ryan, easurer, and Miss NJ. 7. King,
editor.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Holton OF Brook
land. VIII move into the city October ]
and be at home at No. 1917 X street north
west.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

TIE Misses Andrade have returned frcn
Cape MAY The Venezuelan munster anC
Mrs. Andrade are expected home on Tues
day.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

The musicale given by Mrs. Rosenberg
Weber. Friday evening, was an enjoyable
affair. An excellent program was ren-
dcred by Mrs. Rosenberg Weber. Miss Grady
and Miss BUTLER
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Miss Patterson OF WarrentOn. Va, is
the guest OF Miss Nan Brecht OF street
north west
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Miss Blance Shafcr of Corcoran street,
has returned from a two months trip
West.
The morning times., 1896-09-20
REPORTS ON Two CHARITIES
Estimates for st. AIMS Asylum and
the WOman's DiSpensary.
More Money Is Requested for the
Hospital of the Latter In
stitutiOI.

Col. John Tracey, superin teudent OF
charities. has received the annual reports
OF TWO Institutions st. Aun's Infant Asy-
lum and the Woman's Dispcusiry.
The average number OF inmates in the
asylum for the year ended June 30. 1886,
was 1870. Board was paid by relatives
or friends IN fifteen cases. the gross amount
of revenue from this source being S9s3
The largest number OF inmates at any one
Time was 1870. Deaths during the year,
12
An appropriation az Sc. 800 for support
of the institution during the year lsST-9S
is asked FOR. wtich Is alleged TO be nearly
5000 less than the amount absolutely re-
quired for maintenance. The total of
receipts of the asylum for the year past
was S12.O6o.o 90, of which $1,000 was
from the government. The amount Of
expense III excess of receipts is stated to
I've $729.77.
The Noman's DispeBsary asks for au
appropriation of 81 800 for the year
1897 -sS, which is an increase over past
appropriations.
hire and proper food IN tie hospital portion
of the institution. which had to TIE closed
last year on account of lack OF funds.
Seven wards properly equipped for the
reception and care OF patients are pro
vidcd, but they cannot lie maintained out
of the money received.
1t is noted that the southwest section
OF the city, where this institution is 10
Gated, is the only one not now provided
with a free hospital, and this is urged
by the management of tie dispensary as an
argument IN favor OF q greater lIberalIty
III tie provision of funas. The great need
of such a hospital is urged.
No salaries are paid, with the single
exception of the small sum of $40 per
month to the apothecary, and strict super
VISION is exercised, 1t is declared, over
the expenditures.
An aggregate OF 4.25I pre- scriptioBs
were compounded IN the year. aud 3.31l
patients visited the diSscnsary:
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cullen. formerly or
No Az sixth street. are now located at
their new bone, No. 145l street.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Mrs. s. E. Leffingwell. OF Maryland ave
nue. northeast, has left for visit to friends
in st. Mar VS. county, Nd.
The morning times., 1896-09-20
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
as follows:
T. Arthur Scott and Mathilda Miller.
Hans Peter Kreudsen and Lila N. King.
Charles E. Bowen and Mary l.. Smith
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Mrs Hannah L. Crosby has returned
from the Il. A. 4. encampment, at st
Paul.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Miss ZoDobia Porter OF New York. bun
formerly of this city, is the guest OF her
cousin, Miss Martha BowdcD, No. s13 Eff
tcenth street.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Mrs. Ida r. Bangs and daughter Of
Massachusetts avenue. have returned from
their sumnlering in the mountains OF Vir-
ginia.
The morning times., 1896-09-20
MARRIED..

,. HARyEYrHARDINGi-O September IA.
1896. by the Rev. L u Bailey. Is. W. Harvey
and, Miss Eliza Harding. 1t
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Eistcdfodd recently held in Denver. There
were twenty-sIX contestants. Miss Carson
is but twenty years old and has soprano
voice of unusual range and brilliant
future before ler-
The Els icdfodd is the Welsh literary and
musical feast Of Denver.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Mr.. !. Won Derlher ana wife and daughter,
Miss Saddle Won Derlher. have returned
fruIn Patterson, y. J.. whcr.ths have been
visiting relations for the past three weeks.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Miss Julia Stevens, of South Washing
ton, has returned from two weeks visit
to Fortress Monroe.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Mrs. Thompson. OF No. 1129 Ninth street
northwest, acC ompanied by Misses Maud
and Ida Thum3so :. AM NJ. Walter Thomp-
son. has gone 70 Niagara Falls. Buffalo
and through Cana IA TO- a Slor; trip
The morning times., 1896-09-20

An enjoyable coaching panty was given
FRIDAY evening to the Cuts Farm. near
Lcwinsyiie, Va. The crowd, chapeIoncd
by Mr. and Mrs. S. Porter House, was
delightfUlly entertained by Mr.. and Miss
Cults.
Those present were Misses Mary Andre VS..
Alice Carey. Grace Cobaugi, Grace BOWL
ing, Ella House. Berthe Muth. Ethyl STRAIT
ton. Carrie Stratton. Messrs. John Atwell,
J. Hunt, Harry Perkins. Elmer Strans,
Warren Stratton, Frank Woodward, DR..
W. Dexter Fales. and DIR. Frank schultz.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

An exceptionally pretty wedding was
soiemnized in Baltimore Thursday even-
ing. the bride being Miss Eva A. Davis,
formerly of this city, and Mr.. John +.
Sangstcr OF the Monumental City. The
maid of honor was Miss Katie Davis.
sister Of tire bride. and the best man, Mr..
F H. Adams of South Washington. The
bride was Eowued in tan covert cloth
trimmed with bands OF leaf green velvet.
Her hat was of Tuscany chip. finished
with green pluincs. and She carried la
France roses fringcd with maidcnhair ferns.
After the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Sangs
ter left for It SIX weeks trip To the North.
Upon their return they viii live in Balti-
more. where The groom OWNS a pretty home.
Among the guests from this city were
Miss jeanette Adams and Miss Rose Lee
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Miss Fannie b Batter, OF No. l04 Eighth
street northwest, who has for the past
year been visiting relatives in Saginaw,
Mich. has reformed to her home.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Miss L. Richardson. o! lie Drolt Park and
Miss NJ. CadricK OF Thirt.rnth aad streets
southwesa. are staying al Round Hill. Va.
for two weeks.
The morning times., 1896-09-20
81 50 French Fur FeltTrimmed Fe-
dOras at 98c. 70.

On Monday ONLY we viii soil
hest quality French Fur Felt
Trimnrd Fedora. III the most
fashion bic shades. pearl, trays.
browns. blacks aud blue. ThrS.
goods are finished in regular
mems hat stvlc ...-..
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Miss Juliet Thompson has returned from
The Plains. Va. where she has spent the
summer. and has resumed her work III
prOtrdiuure
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Mrs. Georgia Hale and daughter, Miss
gnes, are visiting friends ia the NIciliiiS
OF Shena ndCah Junction.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Rev. Charles StakeIy. u. u, pastor OF
First Baptist Church, has returned from
his summer vacation. and Will toe in ms
pulpit tomorrow
The morning times., 1896-09-20

DR.. Irving C Rose. Of the Ibany, has
returned from Newport, where he has
spent the summer.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

DIR. Lee Dads Lodge. OF Columbian Uni
verSity. has returned AFTER Spending his
vacation in Europe.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Miss Brown. vii. his been the guest az
Or. and Mrs \. IL. Alderman. OF LanSdon,
has returned to her home III West Washing
ton.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Mss 4. C Rhyner, Of No. 1911 L street
northwest, is in New York for short
visit.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Mrs. Lou Donohoe of Southeast Wash
inrton has Just returned from two weeks
sojourn III Philadelphia and New York.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Miss Byrdic N. Schultz, Of Indiana ave-
nue. northwest. has returned from her trip
to Annapolis
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Miss Marion Oliver, of No. OOl street
northwest. has returned from her stay III
Virginia