The morning times., 1896-11-07
GEORGETOWN.

The Epworth League of the Dumbarton
| Avenue NJ. E. Church has arranged a series
| cr lectures oil literary and religious sub
! Jecis for the coming winter The fIrSt VIII
| take place on the evening OF November 10
! and will consist OF i Talk on ChronOl-
ogy-" The subjects for the others and tile
dates assigned to them are as follows.
November II, History of the Bible;'' De
cember 1 , The English Century B., c.
December Is, Age of Pericles,'' Decem-
ber 20, The Persian Invasion Of Greece;
January 12, The Great Greek Poets,'
January 26, .'Islamism,'' February 8,
Cronweli;' February %, George Ill"
Century" March 90, Cathedral Art"
April 6, THE Dark Continent" April 20,
"Charlemagne;' May 4, "A Amercan Poets" :"
May 15, Catholicism VS.. Prote stantism,''
June 1, National Songs" June Il, 1.-THE
Worlds Great Composer"
Mr. Robert Sommerville, of No. 1920
Prospectavenue, who has been i'll for several
weeks, has successfully undergone delicate
operation and is on the road to recovery.
The tug Gilmore Meredith, which was torn
from her IN oorings at the foot of Thfrty Sec
ond street, and sunk during the recent
storm, has been located about 800 feet
from the wharf. .
John Prindall, who broke his leg on
Wednesday morning last, by falling down
nicely and experiences no pain from the
injured limb, which is rapidly knitting.
Mrs Collins, of Thrty-fifth street, has
taken possession OF her new and handsome
residence recently completed.
Mr.. N. L. Portch, who badly cut his right
foot by stepping on the blade of an ak, is
improving rapidly. ....--.
Mr.. James Kelliher has taken possession
of his new house on Thirty-second street,
near P.
Corporal James Tanner ha S returned from
an extensive electioneering tour through
the West.
Many of the pupils of the Western high
school, with Photographic turn OF mind,
are highly eleated that the specifications
for the new building shortly to be erected
provide for complete and modern dark
room adjoining the chemical laboratory.
Mr.. ID. j. Lawrence has returned from
hunting trip in the neghborhood Of
Manassas. Va. The trip was unsuccessful
and Mr.. Lawrence>returned empty handed.
Lower Georgeto wn along the water front,
was the scene OF considerable disertle last
night, and Policemen Brown and Harrison
succeeded in locking up two of the Of
tenders. Elizabeth johnson and George Mau-
ten, charged with assault aud battery.
Charges will be preferred against them
this morning by Sarah johnson and John
Green, respectively. Green's head, was
Dadly cut In his encounter with Mauten,
who welded club with terrible effect
Soliceman W. II. Harrison leaves for his
home in the m ountains of Western Mary
land this morning, on a ten day leave Of
absence
Police Officer Conlon, who has teen off
duty for two N onths on account of Illness
continues to improve rapidly and expectsto
resume his duties shortly.
A number OF Georgetown young people
enjoyed a straw ride last night To Fails
Church. s- -
The Sunday evening meeting, for men
only, held at St Johns L. E. Church,
under the auspices Of the brotherhood of
st. Andrew, will be addressed by Rev w.
r. Turner, the assistant rector OF Epiphany
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kavanaugh of Hsr-
risonburg, Va, are visiting Mrs Walmer.
No. 311S 1-2 Dunbarton avenue