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Evening star., 1896-09-11
WASHINGTON GROVE,

Mr.. Allen Wood and family are occupyinp tho
cottage of Mr.. Court Wool
Mrs. NJ. D. Peck, who has been quite sick Ia
ecLvalescent.
Mrs. Augusta Weaver and sons of Oakmont ars
visiting friends In the city
Mrs. James Dyer and little son OF Takoma are
guests OF Mrs. Henry Dean
Among the recent visitors to the Grove were
Rev. Louis Jones. Mr.. VIM. Boyer Rev. c. l..
Fate, Mr. benjamin Tuthill, DR.. Lewis D. Wilson,
Miss Lena Edwards. Mr.. Preston Dorsey, and Mr.
VIM. Bill.
Mr.. Vernon Watkins has been appointed teacher
OF the public school at Oakmont and has taken nm
his residence at the home Of Mr.. jesse l.. Burns
MIR. George Miller, the station agent is spenjjnp
his vacation at his home in Laurel Md Dmr;m,
Bchrer. " 49,
Oakmont. is quite sick ut his hon.e in Georgetown
Miss Louise McNeir is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Augusta Weaver Of Oakmont.
Mrs. Irving MOultOn has returned from a visit to
friends In the city.
.n Miss M,s Sssphne Clemens is the guest of her
Miss II. Dawson of Washington has rented the
cottage OF Dr. VIM. Muncaster at Mineral Spring.
M Clinton Waters, son Of Mr.. Horace Waters
Of Germantown, died Friday at the home of his
father after short illness Of congestion Of the
brain. Deceased. who was only twenty -0ne years
of OF age, 9. was "a young man Of great PROMISE and
The funeral. which was largely attended, was held
Sunday morning from the Presbyterian Church at
Neelsville.
Miss Grace welch is visiting her friend, Miss
Ethel Leonard of Baltimore.
Master Joseph Woodward is quite sick with
typhoid fever at the residence Of his father. Mr..
Capt. e H. Ripley and family have left the
Grove for an extended trip to Front Royal, An
Mr.. and Mrs. Thon as Woodward are occupying
their cottage on the circle.
Evening star., 1896-09-11
HYATTSVILLE.

number Of democrats and free silver men as
sembled at the Pan-Electric House in Bladensburs
iiist night aud organized a club. to be known the
i:iadensburg Free Silver Club. The following OIL
GERS were elected: President, James c. Rogers;
vice presidents. b. ID. Stephen, James Enos Ray,
ST., ID. NJ. Nesbt, Fred. Gundling ]. ii. Ralston
DIR. j. A. Westlake. Capt. w. A. Bartlett, j. +.
Hickey. T. NJ Burchard. James II. Ferrall, Geo.
N. Walker, Andrew Lynch. J. ]. Kliener, John d.
Fitzhugh. Jos. b. Ager; recording secretary. w
Blooke Hunter: corresponding secretary, Engene A.
Fowler; treasurer, Geo W. CodeIstroth; sergeant
a. -arn's, Thos. Suit. A committee consisting OF
Messis. G. A. NJ Wells, W. Brooke Hunter and
Jchn l.. Hickey was appointed to draft n consti-
tut ion and Sc: OF bylaws, and submit The at
the next meeting Tor adoption. 1t WAS decided to
nave one Or more speakers At each meeting OF the
club to enltghten the voters upon the free silver
qut stiOn, and committee composed OF Messrs. &.
Fowler was appointed to secure speakers ami To
confer with the Lakeland Democratic Club in re-
gard to the meeting which 1t proposes to hold in
BladensburS on the 10th instant. 1t was decided
that each OF the vice presidents should be
titled 10 appoint two persons to assist them in
securing the registration OF the free silver voters
In their section OF the district
A committee consisting OF Messrs. F. M. Hurley,
Edward Parker and Thomas Suit was appointed
registration. and see TO the registration of all free
silver voters. Great enthusiasm prevailed at the
TstnF es and large number Of S 1s
Georges county, delivered stirring address upon
democratic principles, after which the club ad-
burned
The Young Ladies' Mission Band OF the Hyatts-
Vile Presbyterian Church met last night at the
Octagon House, on Locust avenue the pretty home
with reading and prayer by Miss Mary Frazier. nBd
interesting papers pertaining TO missionary work
were read by Miss fane, Miss Laura Banes, Mrs.
A. r. Holden and Miss Hadiic Thompson. AfteS
the transaction OF routine business games and other
an uscnients were INDUCED in, and refreshments
were served About twenty four persons were
present.
Evening star., 1896-09-11

Of DIR. J. b. Gould. has purchased lot on Maple
avenue, and will build in the future
Miss May Barry il at Takoma Park visiting
friends
Miss Bessie jackson Of Baltimore, who visit
Ing Miss Maud HOdgkin. and WAS called home by
the Illness OF her brother, has returned.
Mr.. Curtis Claggett Of Maryland who has been
the guest OF Mr.. Carl Rathbun for several days,
returned home Thursday.
town, N J., is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
J. v. Quick.
Mr.. Geo. H. Dunning of Washington IVES the
guest of Miss Addie NJ. Spofford. Monday.
Mrs. W. J. Capner has returned TO her home after
visit Of several days TO her parents IN F-de-icks-
burg. Va.
Mr. L. d. Darling who has been visiting the
fir,ly Of Mr.. Isaac CrOssinan, returned to Asbury
Park, n. j., yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Armour OF Washington Is WISHING
Miss Mary Crnssmau.
Mr. &. N. Rathbun. who has been visiting friends
In Maryland for sOme time. 1as returned home.
Mr.. Davis, lecturer Of this district for the Ma
sonic order, In town several days this WEEK
The pui lie graded school OF the town VIII ol,l
next Monday, with Prof. X. ]. Yates principal.
Miss Eirgie Bugg hrst assistant anc Miss Flor
Leeds second assistant. The school term
will be eight months. The board has deci'led tl
require permits be Issued by the chairman aud
clerks to all scholars outside OF the corporation.
Bertha Capner, has returned home
Miss Edna Luttrell has returned to the Wesleyan
Female Institute at Staanton, Va.
Miss Elsie Newlcn Is visiting her aunt at Lewins-
Vile, VIZ.
Mrs ]. G. ". Brunner, who has been visiting her
son, Mr. ]. b. Brunner I'm Philadelphia, for sew
eTal weeks, returned Wednesday.
Evening star., 1896-09-11
TAKOMA PARK.

The hrgest crowd of the season was present We'd
ne sday night at Cycle Cottage. the event being a
meeting Of representatives Of all cycle clubs Of the
District. By actual count there We're present G20
with bicycles and 400 who went by way of stage,
carriage or ''Shank's mare" The principal object
Of the meeting was to arrange for a barbeciIe, to
be held at the cottage at early date, but the
crowd was dense that II WIS impossible to
hear the views OF all desiring to express them
selves. 1t decided however, to hold meet
ing at the Columbia Athletic Club to make I-osi-
tive arrangements for the barbecue.
The regular weekly hop will be given at Takoma
Springs Hotel Saturday erening under thu manage
ment of Mr.. +. H. Keys. The recent arrivals at
the hotel Mr. and Mrs. I. w. Schafer. Mrs.
G. V. Young. Mrs. l.. NJ. Bourne. Randolph Bourne,
+. Il. Martin, A. LlwrcEce. W. A. Chilt, Miss
Brewer, Il. +. Fuller. J. .. Tucker J. II. Ker. IL.
II. Burke, Miss G. J. Flanagan. John Jones. Mrs.
W. f. Chiffon Miss II. Il. Elliott, Miss Moberly.
Miss Ksley Lee. J. NJ. Kumnn. M-. Parks. Miss
Erp, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ). SpcarinG. j. s. Denton,
W. r. Griffith Miss Nettie Peterson and Z. B.
kenner.
Mrs. A. ". Martin and children Of Baltimore,
Md, visiting Mrs. T. W. Lay. Miss Mamie
Barrett of Falls Church. Va, Is the guest Of Miss
Blanch Lay.
Evening star., 1896-09-11
FITz CHALLENGES CoRBErT.
The Latter Laughs and Accepts and
Says It's Bluff.

The Latter Laughs and Accepts and
Says It's a Bluff.
Robert Fitzsimmons, the pugilist, and
Martin Julian. his manager, gave dinner
In New York last evening, at which James
J. Corbett was challenged by Fitzsimmons.
Dave Holland was made temporary stake
holder, and 5000 forfeit was placed in his
hands. 1t is to remain up for thirty days.
Fitzsimmons proposes that the fight be
to finish for 5000 or 10000 side, and
the largest purse offered. He proposes that
1t take place before or after the Corbett-
Sharkey fight, or in the same ring, or at
any place within reasonable time after
that fight.
When James ]. Corbett was notified last
night at Asbury Park of Fitzsimmons'
challenge he simply laughed, and said:
''Fitzsmmons Is bluffing again. 1 chased
him nearly two years to get him to fight.
Now that am to fight Sharkey he issues
challenge. 1 am going to accept 1t; do
accept 1t. l will fight him twenty minutes
after Sharkey leaves the ring. l am posi-
tive, however. that Fitzsimmons will never
enter the ring with me. He has refused SO
many propositions from me that it shows
he does not want to fight me- and is oniy
bluflng. His bluff Is called"
Evening star., 1896-09-11
RANDOLPH.

Rev. James Lodge, LID. Is has resigned the pas
torate of Mt. Zion Baptist CHURCH. The deacons
are considering his resignation with supreme re-
luctanoe. and the congregation are indulging the
Eope that their beloved pastnr will DE persuaded to
reconsider his resignation. }
Miss Lena Caldwell Of Peoria, H., who has been
spending the season at thei Ingleside visiting her
brother, Mr.. David CALDWELL of the Department of
Justice will at the end Of the month return to her
home. 'I'
Miss Helela Prentiss Donohue daughter of DR..
Donohue Of Washington, who has been summering
ut Ingleside HOTEL will return to town next week.
Miss Beckley Of West Washington is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jas. BOgley OF Halpne, Md.
Mr.. John Knott Of Washington is spending Sep
tcmber with Mr.. John Fitzgerald.
Mrs Homer Harlan and have gone to Ar
lington, Baltimore county, for fortnights visit
Mrs Lydia Veirs Ct Missouri is q guest of her
sister law. Mrs. Clarke s. Veirs.
Mr.. Thomas Delehant has returned home after
spending July and August delightfully."- In lower
Maryland, enjoying the Hospitality Of old historic
Mrs. e. X. Delehant has taken house in
Georgetown near the college, and is removing her
furniture there for permanent winter residence
Mrs George W. Rouzer and family were recent
guests Of Mrs. A. =. Platt ut Oaklawn.
Mrs Reed and Miss Helen Reed Of Washington
have returned home, after a visit of several DAYS
At the home of Justice Franklin Mace.
Miss Clara Hardy of kensington a recen;
guest OF her cousin. Miss Amanda Wilson Of Beane.
DR.. Milton d. Norris, assistant physician Of the
Maryland Hospital for the INSANE located Mt Sykes
vile, Nd, has cen visiting friends at mgleside
Hotel our popular hostelry.
MIR. VIM. Counselman was prize winner In the
Evening star., 1896-09-11
BRIGHTWOOD.

Yesterday afternoon Principal W. E Nall"y en-
tertained tLis years graduating class Of Bright
wood School. This is an annual feature OF the
graduating class. Besides being photographed, the
class participated in vocal and instrumental music
in the early afternoon, and later light refresh
mel is We're served and a general social tirle en-
joyed. Those in the class present were Misses
Florence Smith. Lucy Broster, Evelyn Willett.
Kate Boylan, and Mcssrs. Walter Collins, Fred
Ray, Byron Coon. Howard Atwell; two Were alb
sent, Miss Alice Glover and Mr. Grs. Lay. Others
were Mrs. Nalley, Miss Anna Belle Naley, Miss
May E!iin and Mr.. Il. l.. Stone.
Miss May Ellin is the guest of Miss Nailey.
Mrs. Ii. n. Reed is visiting in Washington and
will soon go to Falls Church for a week or more
Mr. and Mrs. George McElwee and little daugh-
ter Dorothy, accompanied by Miss Maggie Nc
Elwee, have returned from a mouths trip to Phila-
Rev. Mr. Reed held one Of the most interesting
prayer meetings Of the year last night ut Emory
Early this morning, on Brightwood avenue, an
excited horse, hitched to light no-tOp buggy,
Of the fi1 was knocked cut. besides the driver.
Some little dssa atlsfaction has been expressed by
these trsavens on w n. , ,ne
all the way out to the District line A short run
along he retWor,h s h, was s,o esssileny
entire road neels graveling badly.
Of Is ssind nsn
from his visit on lodge business to Hagerstown and
u
in Washington aud a week or more in Falls Church.
She is accompanied by her little son.
Mrs. George Bushee, who has been very i'll with
typhoid fever, Is no better.
Mr. and Mrs. George NlacElwee and daughter
Dorothy, accompanied by Miss Maggie MacElwce
have returned home from u months stay at Phta-
delphia. Atlantic City and Cape May.
Miss virgie Brown has returned from Fairfax,
Va, where she has been visiting relatives.
Miss May Fllin Of Chillum is the guest Of Miss
Anna Belle Nalley.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Wilmer and Mr.. and Mrs
Jchn Bell. their daughter, have moved Into their
city residence for the winter.
Evening star., 1896-09-11
kENSINGTON.

Miss Gertrude Ward Of Washington is the guest
OF Miss Nannette Milliken.
Mrs. Helen Martin and daughter, Miss Matte
Martin. are spending week in Baltimore
Mrs Mary Sullivan and Miss Laura Walker of
Georgetown are visiting Mrs. Albert viett.
Rev James I. MARSHALL and family have return
cd from a months vacation.
Miss Flora Warren Smith has been spending sew
era! days with Miss Olive Osborn in Washington
School opened Monday morning, with an unusually
large number Of pupils in attendance.
A political meeting will be held at the town hall
here this evening for the purpose Of discussing
IA ationai financial question. There win be good
speaking by prominent gentlemen.
MS. j. W Whalen Of Frederick has been visit
A meeting OF the Home Missionary and Ladies'
Aid , Societies OF the St Paul's N. E. Church was
TIL" follow ing delegates were elected to attend the
annual meeting of the Home Missionary Society in
Mrs G. F. scott and rs J. F sost m with HfcSfs Srs
II, l.. An,iss and Mrs. Bruce Thomas as alternates
from , ieo of sna eas a99 % so
Of bread , will be continued The next meeting win
he of Mrs. c F. Scott. 40 '' A' ''@
,sI1s Misses Mamie and and Nellie Harr entertained
er TUESDAY Among those
Esrs T,r Mrs -, A w. Proctor Mrs o Harr. Misses
Nary L. DaSencrt eanor Ras iettia anrs die
RaEie Mannakee. Faith Stock. Florence Baxter.
belle cenlee % Gerrn" "' Ward. ' Emma ln % HarT and and
Lorcna Wheeler of Washington, Messrs Anistcr
Langille. Frank G. Calhoun Lee Martin. Newman
G. Little, Gorden Ray. Preston Ray and Messrs.
James Sheep. Harry Wilder. Clarence Huck and
Mr. ii. MattersOn OF Washington.
Mrs Douglas A lison and daughter, Miss Blanche
Allison, OF Washington, have been the guests If
Mrs. c. Z. Smith.
Miss Nellie King of Washington has been speld-
ing a fortnight with the Misses Flyer:
Miss Miriam Stotard Of Washington has been the
guest Of Miss Maggie Burgdorf Of kensington
Heights.
Miss Bessie Perry is spending week with rela-
tiyes in Washington
Miss Oia Calhoun has returned from a months
visit near Gaithersburg
The H. H." met Wednesday evening at the
Zone of the vice president. Miss Margie Hart.
Sketches of the lives of several prominent Mary
land men were given by the different members. 1t
decided to take up a course in American his
tory during the autumn and winter. The topic for
the next meeting will be The Discoveries OF the
Norsemen and Columbus" The society will next
meet at the home of Miss Faith Stock.
Evening star., 1896-09-11
BICYCLE FOR MILITARY USES.
A Successful Test Over HOO Miles of
Rocky Mountain Roads.

A Successful Test Over HOO Miles of
Rocky Mountain Roads.
From the New York Sun.
HELENA, Mont. September 10.-The
25th Infantry Bicycle Corps, commanded
by Lieutenant Moss, have reached Helena
from Fort Yellowstone. The distance be-
tween the two posts Of 191 miles was COW
cred in twenty-seven hours. Lieutenant
Moss and his men left Fort Missoula twen-
ty-two days ago and have covered 1,1OO
miles of mountain climbing, across the
main Rockies, through the National Park.
The object Of the trip was to test the bicy-
Gle in mountainous country. 1t is the first
practical test of the wheel for military
purposes ever made. On that account
been watched with interest by men in the
army. The trip has proved the entire
practicability Of the bicycle for military
purposes over such roads as are usually
found In mountainous country.
Lieutenant Moss said yesterday: "This
Is the first real test ever made with the
bicycle as q machine for military pur-
poses. On several occasions one officer
and one or two privates have made runs
to see how fast they could go. Those were
tests of rapidity. Ours Is a test of dura-
o1Lty. The party was not made up of ex-
pert bicyclists who are scorching through
the country, but of eight ordinary riders
selected from the soldiers at Fort Mis-
soula- We have made and broken camp
In the rain, ridden through mud, sand dust
ana water, over rocks, ruts and stones
crossed mountain ranges. fCrded streams.
stopped Tor nothing; carried rations, cook
ing utensils. rifles. ammunition Ohirty
pounds to every MANI. blankets. tents, un-
derwear, extra tires and parts. In fact
all the baggage needed"
Evening star., 1896-09-11
HERNDoN.

Miss Anna Mason is about to take charge Of the
principal high school at Princeton. Mass
Miss +. Browning Mason will in a few days 90
to Lutherville, Md, having accepted the position
OF teacher in the Maryland Young Ladies' Col
lege.
ihe white public schools will open next Monday
with Mr.. II. f. Haries and Miss Katie Groh.
teachers The colored school will not open Yet as
the teacher has not been decided Upon. The school
term will be eight months
Mr. and Mrs. III. a. Barrows of Lakeland. Md.
are visiting the family of Mr.. Z. IL. Rideout.
MISS Margaret Russell has returned from an ex-
tended visit in Washington " -
Miss Minnie Ealinan is with Mr. W T. Ro,ey's :
family. " - '
Miss Alice Ball Of Philadelphia is visiting with
the family of DIR. Russell.
n. w. blanchard and others who have been
camping at Aults' Ferry returned Monday
Carpenters are now trimming out Mr. w & s
Grohs house, and It will soon be ready for occ,
pancy. " ~
Farmers are cutting their corn and the crop will
be good. F "
good number went to the barbecue at Falls
Church from here Monday. ''
Evening star., 1896-09-11
FALLS CHURCH.

A meeting Of the teachers and officers Of the sew
eral Sunday schools Of the town held last night
at the Sunday school room Of the Presbyterian
Church. for the purpose Of organizing normal
class for study Of the Sunday school lessons. Mr.
W. w. Kinsley. jr.. was chairman, and after nm
explanation from Mr.. Edward Fenwick of the
methods and manner Of conducting such meetings
and addresses by Rev. ID. L. Rathbun, W. NJ. FL
lison and E. C. Housh, it was decided to organize
and Mr.. E. c. Hough was selected as leader and
Mr.: ". W. Kinsley. IT,, secretary. The meetings
will be held every Wednesday night after the
prayer meetings. S:45 O'Clock being designated as
the hour. The proner OF the Presbyterian Sunday
school room as the place of meeting was accepted
Rev George w. Quick Of Springfield, Of Mr.
and Mrs. j. v: Quick Of this town. was married
Wednesday to Miss Kathrine CObleigh of Gardner
Mass Mr.: Quick and his bride expected here
In o few days
Mr.. ". II. Smith Of Washington, brother -in-lsv
Evening star., 1896-09-11
CAPT. COOKIES DEATH.
He Had an Eyentful Career From
the Time He Was Midahipman.

He Had Eyentful Career From
the Time He Was Midshipman.
Capt. A P. Cooke, U.S.N., died Monday
IN Paris. He retired from the navy about
three years ago. Captain Cooke was born
February 10. 1856. at Cooperstown, N. Y,
and was graduated from the Naval Acad-
envy in 1850 His first active service was
In the capture Of Walker. the fllibuster, at
Greytown, Nicaragua. In 1859 he was mid
shipman on the San Jacinto, and he was
captured Mason and Slidell. In 1862. as ex-
ecutive officer of the Pinola, he captured
the blockade runner Cora. He then Joined
Farraguts squadron. and was present at
the bombardments Of Forts Jackson and
St Philip, the destruction of the confed-
crate fotilla. and the capture of New Or
leans The same year he became lisuten-
ant commander in command of a vessel at
tached to Buchanan's fiotilla The next
year. when Buchanan was killed, Cooke
took command of the flotilla. July 1854
he was ordered to the Naval Academy
where he served on practice ships until
1857, when he went to Europe as nayi-
gator Of Farraguts flagship, the Franklin
In 1863 he was executive officer of the
Ticonderoga, and in 1860 was appointed
head of the department of ordnance at the
Naval Academy. He published text book
on gunnery, which was used by the cadets
In 1870 he received a commanders COM
mission. In 1880 he was ordered to New
York as president of the board of tnspec-
tion Of merchant vessels.
Evening star., 1896-09-11
GATHER SDURG.

The public school opened Monday for the fall
term, with large number of pupils. Prof. e. L.
Amiss and Miss A. NJ. Myers are in charge.
Mr.. Thomas B. BrOokes has rented his farm and
yesterday disposed of his Stock preparatory to re-
moving to Baltimore to reside.
The Mckinley and Wellington Club Of Ounce
Orchard announces flag raising and rally at that
place on Saturday September 10. Prof. o. F.
Gray of Ohio and Capt. John Mcdonald are to be
speakers Of the occasion.
Mr.. Harry Il. Cramer has returned from Atlantic
City, where he spent the summer
Several members of the family of Mr.. VIM. O.
saifell are Frustrated with typhoid, fever.
present political questions OF the campaign have
resolved themselves into =eonmittee Of arrange
the town hall, as speakerS can be secured.
MI Mr.. Lee M. Ipscomb is chairman of the com
Evening star., 1896-09-11
BROOkLAND.

Miss Lottie Murphy has left Brookland TO visit
friends in Davis0nsyille, Md.
Mrs Park, who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
T. q. Carmick Providence street, has returned
to her home in Philadelphia Pa.
Brookapd Lodge, l. o. o. F., No. 23 will hold a
pleasant garden party on the lawn adjoining the
residence OF DIR. E,leston, Hartford street.
There will be many attractions and u large crowd
is anticipated.
MIR. William Beard Of Washington has returned
home after u pleasant visit with MIR. Joseph Muir
ply, Oak Grove, ID. c.
Many OF the theological students OF the Catholic
University have returned, to be ready for the open
ing In two weeks
The Washington College for Young Ladies. in
lexington, is making preparations for its opening,
September "A. The course of study laid out Is one
suitable for all fields OF life, and the discipline at
the college will be the best
Evening star., 1896-09-11
NOT LIKELY 10 MEEr.
Indications Against Yale-Harvar
Game.

Indications Against Yale-Horva-l
Game.
BLACK ROCK. Conn, September H..
Two candidates for Yale's foot ball eleven
arrived at ths residence of Mr.. Jonathan
Thorne here today and were taken in
charge by Brinkerhor Thorne, Yale's ex
captain. It had been intended to have
several rush line candidates come to Black
Rock for a week or so. Capt. Murphy of
This years team, however decided to 20 to
New Haven himself and take in charge the
rushers. Today Letton and BENJAMIN.
candidates for halfbacks. arrived, and un-
der the direction of ex-Capt. Thorne be-
gan to practice kicking. Mills, another
candidate for back position. was to have
reached here today, but he has not return
Evening star., 1896-09-11
News of the Navy.

In view OF the frequency with which
fires have started in the coal bunkers of
our warships. Acting Secretary McAdoo
has found it necessary to take steps to
remove the danger. as far as possible. and,
accordingly. an order has been issued that
hereafter all of the bunkers adjoining the
boilers shall be lined with fire brick as
non-conductor, and in these bunkers only
anthracite coal shall be slowed
Lieutenant Commander ]. r. Selfridge
mas been detached from the branch hydro
graphic Office at Philadelphia and ordered
to the Monterey, as executive officer.
Lieutenant Commander B. H Buckingham
has been transferred from the Office of the
Secretary Of the Navy to that of the as
sistant secretary. Lieutenant A. c. Almy
detached from the War College and or
dered to the Washington navy yard.
Evening star., 1896-09-11

nrsf rank at the Rockville fair. He captured first
premium for bloOded horses.
Mr HeiTy Dwyer Of Halpine is lying quite sick
at Ills home mar Hrlpine. DR.. Z. =. Stonestreet
Of Rockville Is his physician.
, Miss Maud Lochte is spending the week with
Mrs. Marion Keys Of Southeast Washington is
the guest Of Mrs. John W. Keys Of Meadow Brook
Farm.
Avon, the fast runner owned By Mr. Thomas
Keys. won the first purse in the county running
race at the Rockville fair.
DIR. Felix Heley and family have returned to
town. after spending the heated term at MOntrose,
the home Of Postmistress Mary Heiey.
Mr.. Jas. johnson Of Berkeley Springs Is making
IN indefinite visit to his uncle. Mr.. john johnson