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KENSINGTON.

Miss Bessie Johnston of Wilmington, Del is
visiting her sister Mrs. William NJ Terrell.
Mr. Edgar Phillips is spending the week at silver
Spring.
Mrs. Celia Chiffon OF Frederick Nd is visiting
her sister. Mrs. DIR. Bruce Thomas.
Miss Nellie Yeatman of Washington is visiting
her cousin. Miss Matte Martin
Miss Filth Randolph of Washington is the guest
of the Misses Rilgely.
The Kings Messengers met Tuesday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. l.. W. MaAson. At The. close
OF the business portion of the meeting following
readings were given: Missions 10y the Frozen
Sea- Miss Minnie Hutchinson; "A Sketch of the
tracts From Census Reports Alaska aud Home
ltuilding in Alaska, Miss Matte Martin: Within
!hs 5s W Mss S Of The cse" and
Mission House" and "A Snow Ship at Stka.' Miss
Josie Ridgely. The next meeting viii be on sep
Miss Esther Plyer is visiting in Washington
Mrs. William Calhoun and daughters, Misses
tage at Washington Grove.
Mr. George C. Thomas of Baltimore has been
Mrs. Elizabeth Silvers of Washington has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Marion Dorian.
Rev. Frank l.. Middleton of Charlton Heights will
preach at the Warner Memorial PRESBYTERIAN
Church Sunday morning next
daughter Miss May Gould have been spending sew sew,
erl days ut Colonial Beach.
trict met at the school house Thursday evening for
for the ensuing term Prof. E. A. Zeiglcr, who had
filed the place acceptably for two years and had
been reapponted, sent in his rcsilnat ion. owing to
other engagements. Among other applicants the
name of Miss Julia l.. Iangillc. resident of Ken
singto,. who received her education at Ohcrn Col
lege Ohio, was fayorably considered The appoint
mcnt seems to have given general satisfaction.
Mr.. Alfred Gum Of Cleveland Clio, has Joined
Mrs Clum. who. with her children has been
visiting her sisters Mrs. l.. W. Maxson and Mrs.
W. T. HutchiI son. They will leave for home In
few days.
The st. Panls ". +. and the Warner Memorial
Iprf S1,vtn ria nuin "a,
Marshall Hall Friday August Is. The chill
dren will he given a free outing. and 10 Others tho
price of tickets will be Is cents for adults and 10
cents for children.
The II. H. met at the home of Miss Flora
Warren Smith Wednesday evening. After the
business of the meeting concluded a sketch of
the life of some English poet Of the nineteenth
fury given 10y each member. The reading Of
the book began at the last meeting was continued
The society will meet Wednesday next at the home
Of the treasurer. Miss Mary Z. Little At this
meeting sketches of the history of Ken>ington will
he given.
Mrs. s. c. Mitchell ia visiting at her former
home at Kensirgton Heights.
Mrs. Edwin c. Fowler COVE a Jenkins party''
on THU sday evening In honor of Ter guest. Miss
Blanche luck. The following young people We're
present: Misses Birdie Russell, Mamie Russell,
Mary Davenport, Nellie Harr, Mabellc Conlee
Mamie Iarr, Miss Emma Harr, Mesiames J. b.
Mcqueen, r. NJ Moore. L. {. Fowler aud Emile
Hrok, Messrs. Harry Wilder, J. Sheep Clarence
Huck of Washington Rev. II. NJ. Moore T. Huck
and +. {. Fowler. Ice cream and cake We e
81 rived.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule lie effect July 10. 1896.

Leave Washington from station corner OF New
Jersey avenue and street
Tor Chicago and Northwest. VestibGled Limited
trains 1000 am. SOC pm.
70; Ginsnnati; St Louis and Indianapolis. vessi-
For ritisbnrs ard tles tIani express daily. 1000
m. and $40 pm
S Sand1y - Special 1890 noon daily and sos pm
Eos ljecF Park. Mountain Lake Park and Oak
land. l2:c9. 3:i1 pm. i2:I5 am. al daily; No
Wrsi-acund trains stop at Mountain Lake Park Sun
t,or Lexington and stauntcn. 1900 noon.
FOR W incaestei and way stations. $3.50 p IN.
noosa. Knoxville. Bristol and Roancke, 1910 I'M.
d. r. I sssPnE Cars +, 5hr ,aTl1
Eos EaloE sseS s ys sS fo 100
Iis %. lilo. III IS 100. $a5. 1i:2s 4ss
I5:g3 1910, 1870, 535. 1870. $50. nsoo. s;l5
d1s Io5 i iS sso ana $50 stSOi , 1o a@ n
Il2s". xl2:35 700. 1900 Is. 4:32, 1865
1 20 go $500. 1920 ll:ld. Iil:5o pm
F. AhaaEolis; 40 and $50 ., en-; 1910 nni
Fog Frederick. 1900 In t12:O0 noon. sl:15.
$40. t5:5O
For Iaserstown. 1890 noon and to:30 pm.
For Boyd and way points, week days. 900 a. m.
80. $50. ''oo pm Sundays. 900 an. 1Io.
81, ssaf6soq HS Sna 500 Sas go Gents . vsss Ok;
.s5' IL 80 pm Sundays. 800 AN. i;lS' 6:s0.
For Washington Junction and way points. 900
opal station. only fsse t 45so Stopping 'n
For Bay Ridge. week days: sip IN and 4:2s
r IN Bay Ridge. week days. Sis ~. $50 and
s:l5 p M Sundays, 500 and S:15 pm.
For Cape May, 10 n m. Il noon.
ROYAL BILE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA
All trains Illuminated with pintsch light.
For Philadelphia, New York Boston and the East,
week days, Too, 7:05, 500 1000 am. Dining
Car. 200 12:S5. 900 Is .05 Dining Carr. 500
pm tl2:01 Eight; Sleeping Car open Mt 1000
o'clOck). Sundays q :05. Dining Carl. 600 am,
Dining Carr. u235, Dining Carr, 800 600. Dining
Car. 500 Q2.0i night: Sleeping Car open for pas
0eng-rs. 1000 pm
Buffet ParOr Cars ali day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 am. 1900 noon snd
II rs pm. Vice.. days. l2:35 pm Sundays
tE<cept Sunday DAILY. Sunday only.
Express trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Unitu Transfer Co. orders left at
ticket offices. 6i3 Pennsylvania avenue NV. New
York a-enue and 18th street. aud At Depot
WM. Il. GREENE CHAS. o. SCULL,
Cen Manager UylS Gen. Pass. Agt.
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT VEKNO

RAILWAY.
From Station. 49,; st. and Penna. ave.
h - 'o; a.; Il As sa. AZ az
DAfs-s:O6. s:O6. 1O:O6. :O6 an: 2:06. l:09.
22 GOo. s:Oo. 4;0S. sos, sos, I:oS. sos, 9:0S.
1905 pm. FROM ALEXANDRIA Daily)-S:sS,
6:2o. 1:O5. 1870 ex.. 500. $40 sx.. o. 10, H. II
an. 2. 3. 4, 4:45. $50 Q. Z, g. Q. 10. II pm
SCNDAYS-7:30. 0:O5. 1921 am. 1924, 1:l.
2;2I; S:21. 4:21. 5:2l. e:21. 7:21: S:21: s:2i;
1921. al pm. Fol. MOUNT VERNON land
II am; I. 2. 8. 4:15 pm. FROM MOUNT YER
MN (ano way statiOns.) DAILY except sunday
6:83 pm. FOR ARLINGTON AND AQUEDuCr
cn .st IL. II an; l., 2; 5, 1;lS, o:Sg
AQSEDUCT BRTDGE.-11:35. 1885 am: :85.
10. 3:S5, Abs, 5:35. 685. 1855. 9:So, 9:3S m
FoR ARLINGTON AND AQUEDUCT BRIDGE
Sundays 1880. 1890. II 80 am: 1890, 80.
2;S0. $50 4:3O. $40. $50. 7:sO. $50 pm
FROM ARLINGTON AND AQUEDuCT BRIDGE
Csundays.l-lO05. II :O6 am: 1905. los. 20S.
800. 4:o5. sos. sos, 7:O6. sos. 9:0o pm. FOR
RIVERSIDE PARK DAILY. 10. II. II am; l.
1l:05 s.m: 1s:o5. LOS. 2:o5. sos 4:O5. sos.
sos. 7:O5. sos 9:Os pm. FROM RIVERSIDE
PARK.-1i as am: 2:35. /: 35. 2:35. 1888. 4:35.
5:35. $50. $50. 1880 pm suNDAY-l2 am
!; 2; 3. 80; 8; Z. s. 0, 10. II pm
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA ItAuRoAD
Station correr of Sixth and streets.
In Eject 1o.O1 n IN, August H. 1896.

In Erect 12:ol a.m August II, 1885,
7ff AM Hhf s and paSa Car:
1os s1r aM f f ssssiIV L1rEDpullmau
D to tsasa
1886 & M FAST LsE-rs,lmau Buff. rsrlor
s, Pm; SlIcAGo AND ST. LOUIS ExPREss.-
ing and Dining Cars Harrisburg to ST. Louis.
IssiEs ssd SessesS Sleep
n pg osr to Chieago and Harrisburg to Cleveland
10 0s C'$ so 6 ffaalSaEs ExprEssrullmnn
Sleeping ae pins and Dining Cars to St Louis and Sleep
1910 MP a6IFfc to SPiafss Sleep
Ing Car to Pittsburg.
1880 AN, for Elmira and Remove daily. except
transport sundays: $40 pm.
H,r, m for Roshes;e Bs Buff and
i hGSc Car Washington to Suspension Bridge via
10 40 Ply for Erie. Csnandaigua Rochester, Buff
n a "nd ~ S E, Falls duly Sleeping Car Wash
400 SF $50 5GEk asa Fl East daily
G BiSin@ CT 2, Too 70, paS @ sS sn 70 %
s R% e. Sa'y nPE sss A. so
is:5 ais t'ao s Sa6 IRON iSos and liz fM
%r rhadeEtia only Fast Elprsss 7S 80, And and
S:to PM daily. For Boston without change.
saratoga Express Psrlor Carr. 900 AN week
For Baltimore. 6:25. 700. TO. $50 900. 1900
1920 l1:0O and 1850 AN, 12:15. 12:4S. 2ol
Sd, $40 400 LiJnitesl,. 4:20. SO. 5:tO. $40
6p 40. loco. 10:40, HIS and II 30 IN
On Sunday. 200. TO. 900, 9:05. 1880. III 10
AN. 12:l5. lis. 2:O1. 3:15. $40 4:0O Limited
40 $40. Cos. 6:40 40. 1000. 1Oio and IL 3o
r% hail, E'pe,s c.ess Line 20 An and 4as PM
For annapolis 40. 900 NJ. 12:l5 and 40
PM- daily except Sunday. Sundays 900 AN
and 20 p NJ
Atlantic Cost Line Express. $50 AM j: IS PM
daily; richmond OILY. IL. 81 AN. week days: At
Ennis Special. via Richmond and Seaioard Az
Line. $40 PM. daily. Acconnoaia ion for onan
tico. i:4J A NJ daily. and +:25 7. VI. week
Pr A'"xlnlria. 4::p. T:45. 1857 AN. 3:46 30
80 PM on Sur'!Iy at i:3e, I:45 AN, 81"
Iesv. Al.xan'lria for Washington ga. 500 los
Az 3;23. 1.-o. to:I2 PM. GA Sunday III 6:i3
los An. 10 1O:52 PM
SEASfIOIsE CONNEXIONS
FOR Atlantic City via Delaware River Fridge. all
rail- reute,. Hoo \. NJ weekdays. BIB and II -
IN daily: (yia Market Street Wharf, 9o
AN. saturdays only. 1000. HOO An week
days. u: and III rs PM. daily.
For Cape May. 1000 100 AN. l2:45 M week
days. II 80 PM. Dolly.
Ticket Offices. corner Fifteenth and C streets and
at the s'cticn. Sixth and Il streets. where orders
can be left for the checking of baggage to destina
NJ PROVOST J. IL WOOD.
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
amir
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S SUBURBAN N { W S
BRIGHTWOOD.

Last night the Brightwood Hotel Company held
its first annual meeting at the hotel. the ami
versaiy OF the company's organization. The cleo
ton resulted in the remaining of the old officers
without m exception. They {. William Beul-
Ter, president: Julius like. vice president; Irving
IT, Ashhy, secretary and treasurer: Theo C. Eel
Yer. suierihtend ut. All the officers. excepting Mr.
IKE. Were present, together with McsSrS. Hugo
hierhan; August betterer and John Il. Srhlosser
sl"ckh"iders A gratifying condition of business
was MAS disclosed, large dividend being declared
The paid-np capital stock of the company is $40
100. More improvements We're decided on
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
PIEDMONT All: LINE.
Schedule IN effect June IA, 1896.

Schedule IN effect June IA, 1896.
All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylvania pas
scHser station.
s:oo AM-Dally. Local for Danville. Connects
and At L1nchbars WITH the Norfolk and Western
daily. and with the Chesapeake and Ohio daily for
the Natural Bridge and Clifton Forge: ,. $500
MAIL Carries Pullman Buffet Sleepers. New York
and Washington to Jacksonville. uniting at Sails
bury with Pullman Sleeper for Ashevie and Ho,
Springs y C.; Knoxville and Chattanooga Tenn
aud Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper for Augusta ::
also Pullman Sleeper New York to New Orleans,
Sleeper for birmingham. Memphis and st.
IOGis.
S;Fa>hurg. daily. except Sunday
451 IN aily--Local for charlottesville
10. 81 FM,mnalIy nWASHINGToS AND SOUTH
Pullman vestihuled Sleepers- Dining Cars and Day
C"sches Pullman sleepers New York Ashe-
Vi, Charlotfe Columbia. savannah and 20 Jaekspn
Vile. and New York to Memphis. via Birmingham;
New York to New Orleans via Atlanta and Mont
lanta. Southern Railway Dining Car Greensboro to
TRAINS On WASHINGTON AND OHIO pIy1s-
10Y leave Washington 9o1 m. daily. 100 pm
and t:45 pm. daily. excrpt Sunday, and 1928 p m.
sgndsys only for Round Hlll 49, pm daily
Herndon Returning. arrive at Washington %
IN: and 200 PM daily ma, and 500 pm daily er-
,ept sunday. from Hrrndon 1894 am daily. eI-
ccpt Sunday. from Leesfurg.
Through trains from the south arrive at Wash
day. and $40 I'm. daily from charlottesville.
ton FURNISHED at oce. 5 aRs 400 sPa
ayenu'. and at Pennsylvania railroad passenger
W H. GREEN. General sup,.
!. NJ CTTP Traffic Manager
". A TURK. Gen. Pass Agent
l. s. RRnWN. Gen Agent Pass. Dept
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During the absence of the crew of the
Congress Hall life boat "wednesday after
noon Thomas Smith, a young visitor at
Cape May, launched the large life boat
end making sail put out to sea. He sailed
away for seventeen miles, when the heavy
sea capsized the boat. and the sail. oars
and rigging were all lost. Smith chung TO
the boat for seven hours, when the atten-
ton of Capt Reeves of the sloop Yacht
Restless was attracted and his rescue eff
fected. The battered and dismantled boat
was towed in, and the Restless landed her
charge. Smith claims that he went out fot
the purpose of fishing.
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FUSION IN COLORADO.
Democrats Want to Combine With
POpulists and Silver Republicans.


Colorado democrats expressed their choic e
in convention yesterday at Pueblo for cam
ddates for the several state Offices subject
to the action Of conference committee of
eleven of the most prominent democrats Of
the state, who are to endeavor to arrange
a fusion with the peoples and silver par
ties In the event of the combina ton, cam
Gidates for the offices apportioned the DEM
ccrats will be those named by the conven-
ton yesterday for the positions.
On presidential electors a fusion ticket
was nominated, consisting of one populist.
ore silver republican and two democrats
The full ticket nominated is: For governor.
Alva Adams Of Pueblo; lieutenant governor,
Jas. NJ. Ellis, Denver; secretary of state
c. H. S. Whipple, Leadville; auditor, w. A.
Rowan. Ouray; treasurer. Olney Newell
Denver; attorney general, Albert L. Moses.
Crede. If fusion is not effected, the full
ticket will stand.
AT the second district democratic con-
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we're charmed by an informal and very delight IA,
pisno and violin recital, given 10y these accom-
piisEeu ladies' yesterday before the morning
zee, and the wonderfully sweet vocal selections
rendered by Miss Ella Knight. who is the fortunate.
possessor of rare cOntraltO voice of marvellous
sweetness and power.
Mrs. Jas. Owens and son arrived in camp this
morning and are guests ut the Owens cottage, on
ID avenue
Mrs. Robert Cohen has gone for and recurrr-
alton TO Ocean Grove for II fortn;hI's stay.
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ANACOSTIA.

1t is understood that arrangements being
made for Il mass meeting of the citizens of Ana
costa in relation of the filling OF the flats tic
south side Of the Anacostia river
Mrs. Jane King Of Jackson street is visiting
friends in Virginia.
MIR. James II. Rose of Chicago is visiting hi,
mother Mrs. W. ii. Rose.
Mr.. benjamin Mnndell, who has been i'll for s,.v-
erai weeks is able to Ice out again
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY,
THROUGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY IN
AMERICA ALL TRAINS vEyTIBULED.
ELECTRIC LIGHTED. STEAM HEATED ALL
MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS. STA
TIoN SIXTH AND STREETS.
Schedule in effect May II, 1896
I'D PM. DAlLl-C!ncinnati and st. Louis Spe-
ctI-Soiid train for Cincinnati Pullman seepers
Cincinnati. Lexington Louisville. Indiana POLLS
and st Louis without change. Connects at Gov
iHgton. Va. for Hot Springs Parlor cars Cincin
nati Chicago.
81 PM. DArLY-F- F v. Limited-Sol,d train
for Cincinnati Pullman sleepers to CINCINNATI
Lexington and Louisville without change Pull
cuIniartuIrn' TO Virginia Hot SPRINGS
without change. Tuesdays Thursdays and sa urtays
IIiiy connection fur the Springs Observation ear
Elc.pcrs Cincinnati to Chicago and ST. Louis
1857 M. EXCEPT SUNDAY-via Richmord
for Old Point and Norfolk Only rail line
go PM. DAILY-For Gordonsville CharIottes
Vile SL.lunton and for Richmond. daily excent
Sunday
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices. 513 and 1927 Pennsylvania avenue lilo n
st. NV. and at the station.
n W FULLER
myis General Passenger Agent
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gressional convention last evening John e.
Bell. popuiist. of Montrose. was indorse.i
iol denomination. subject to the action OF a
conference committee of seven. the policy
pursued by the state convention being fol-
lowed.
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IN THE MOUNTAINS.

WHITE COTTAGE HARPER'S FERRY, W. Va:
high and airy: pure water and good table: is
open 10 boar,iers iadntsp. Send for circular ana
terms. WM. II. BELL. Proprietor nu2o-6t'
GREENS MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Ii, ATtD On
Fruit Hill Farm, Blue Ridge mountain; 20 min
uics' drive from depot; rates. IS. So and 81 per
week: nledctf al water: cOnveyanc"s meet train, :;
two lowell. st months of the year-Sept and oct.
Send for circular. rnyT ON
ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGIIENIES-IO CH
LYNN HEIGHTS HOTEI-Iocation and accom-
modations unsurpassed. Send for circulars. MT
LAKE PARK, Md. 1895 X ST. NV aus 10t-
HILLTOP HOUSE. HARpERS FERRY, W. VA
This popular resort is open; first class table and
beds: oating dancing and fishing: most breezy
point: telegra ph in house. Il. s. LOvETT my7 -Gru
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WASHINGTON GROVE.

Among the days departures of note were Misses
Cara aud Ella Knight, whose artistic musical
taste has afforded general pleasure during their
two weeks stay at the Highlands, the home of
Mrs. Gee.
The Albany household and a number of visitors
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OCEAN W0[EW E1WT[Elo
Ocean W69Wo W@o

The hotel will open May 80 for the reception of
guests. Ocean View Is of the most delight full
n sorts the Atlantic coast. The bathing Is per
feet and without danger
An ideal place for ladies and children. Music
by the Portsmouth Navy Yard Band
dress
my27-am.12 E. R. THORNTON Proprietor.
HOTEL. BELLEVUE, CHAPEL POINT MD.
OPENS JUNE IS: management irst-class; salt
water bathing. fishing and grabbing: terms, s.. So
- and IS per week; special rates families
Among the advantages Of CHAPEL. POINT is the
fact that IT has two mails daily and that 1t can
be reached by two trains daily via the Pope $
Creek line, or by steamer Harry Randall For
further Information apply to A. p. KRETCHMAR
Chapel Point, Md. or e. d. RANDALL, River
Viep office. city je5-3m
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL. CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY -AT-IAw,
Webster Law building sos st. NV, Washing
ton ID: C. Residence, No. Mount Vernon Flats.
New York and 9th st. NV. sells
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MCCALL NAMED FOR CONGRESS-.
Action of the Eighth Virginia Dis
trict Republican Convention.

The republican convention at Culpeper.
Va, yesterday to nominate a candidate for
the eighth congressional district was called
to order by District Chairman O E. Hines.
The eighth congressional district en-
braces the counties of Alexandria, Gull
pepper. Fairfax, Fauquier, King George.
Loudoun, Louisa, Orange. Prince William.
Stafford and the city OF Alexandria,
E. W. Hawkhurst of FaGquer was chosen
chairman and CT. NJ Hunter of Orange sec
rotary.
Col. Lamb spoke at length. and said that
with the sound money democratic acquisi-
ton Virginia would go republican.
The committee on credentials reported in
favor of the regular delegation from Alex
andria city. 1t was composed of white peo-
pie. 1t claimed by the coiored voters
at the time that the whites held snap
primary and shut them out. The commit
tee on credentials reported that 10y a vote
of y to = ii had decided TO recommend the
seating Of the white delegation.
Resolutions were adopted opposing the
appropria ton of public money for sectarian
purposes. demanding the amendment of the
immigration laws, to protect American la
Dor, and demanding the alteration of the
naturalization laws to compel residence in
this country before comforting the rights
of citizenship, and promising support to all
the nominees and allegiance to the party
platform.
The names of Major O. T. Hine and Pat
rick Henry Mccall We're presented for
nomination. Major Hines withdrew and
Mccall was nominated by reclamation. He
addressed the meeting. expressing his earn
est desire to meet his opponent.
Park Agnew was elected chairman of the
eighth district state committee by accla-
nation, and Messrs. Flatford r. r. Camp
bell and Y. T. Brown members of the state
committee
Col. VIM. Lamb and the regular organi-
cation We're indorsed.
Two years ago Capt. Mccall was the re-
publican candidate for Congress against
e. +. Meredith. He was defeated by vote
as f1lows: Meredith, 1891; Mccall, $3.50,
and Mason, populiSt 62S.
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SN AIMS TO SWANN'S FOR GOOD Fishing,
on the Potomac. mile from Pney PIT; rates, 81
per day. For further information apply to j. 4.
SWAMI. I. NJ. Piney PIT. Md. au2l-tit'
IIEASANT PLACE TO SPEND YOUR VACATION;
good country board; free sailing, fishing. TO to
GARRATT'S Piney Point, Md Call for CARAT $
carringe at wharf Terms. SO per week. u2O-6t.
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Illinois NaiiOnaIists,

AT the afternoon session of the national
party at Decatur. ILL.,. yesterday, members
of the state central and national commit
tees were named. and the following state
ticket nominated: United States Senator
Daniel X. Sheen of Peoria: governor Isaac
w. Higgs of Chicago; lieutenant governor
X. c. Allen of Murphysboro': secretary OF
state, LLOYD G.Spencer of Chicago: auditor
j. A. Hopes of 1pavla: treasurer John
A. l.. Scott of orchardsville: attorney gau-
eral. George A. Gordon of Campbell Hill
The presidential candidate of the party
c. +. Bentley, made a speech that aroused
the enthusiasm of the delegates. Ad-
iourned sine die
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andrew Edminston was yesterday al
Parkersburg, w. Va, elected chairman Of
The democratic state executive committ.c.
with headquarters at Parkersburg. The
proposed conference with the populistS
failed. Chairman :. II. Piersal OF the pop
ulSts left, and letter from him s-tiiug
forth the demands of populists could not
be found Col. Ralphsnyder, the pOpIiisr
candidate for governor. was on hand. but
refused 10 withdraw i'm the interest OF
fusion. The conference was indefinitely
postponed. and IL is believed there Will be
no fusion in West Virginia.
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\ republican rally was held at ply
mouth. Mass. last night. +. Il. Atwood
chairman of the republican town commit
tee. presided and made a brief address out
lining the issues of the campaign. The
principal spea k"r was Rev. Frank ". Cum
SauluS of Chicago. who vigorously attacked
the democratic platform and urged his
hearers TO help bring about the defeat OF
Bryan and Sewall.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SPRINGS AND BATHS.
ROGK-|EMUM SPRINGS. VA,

The popular mountain resort. Trip IL noon to
$50 pm. Cool and dry. Mineral springs. Baths.
Pool. Flrst-class table. All kinds of diversions.
RATES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
jy23-tf Address A. s. PRATT, Proprietor.
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Buena Vista Spring Hotel,
Blue Ridge Mountains.

DRY ATMOSPHERE. 800 FEET ELEVATION
Elevator and all modern improvements.
OPEN JUNE Is TO OCTOBER l.
Address W. II. REAMER. Manager
Buenn Vista Springs p. O.. Western Nd. R.R.,
my29' 3m Washington county, Md.
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LITTLE BRIGHTON HOTEL. AND .STAURANT
50. Carolina and Beach. Full ocean view.
1:ns comforts. Terms reasonable y: A.
SCiiWESFORT, formerly on the board walk.
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The Mystic brotherhood.

The lodges of the Order of the Mystic
Brotherhood. which. ii is said. hold the
balance of power in Kansas politics Will
within the next two weeks. elect delegates
to the state convention which will be held
in Wichita in September, and the poll
ticians who belong TO the organization are
very active. As ii will lie the first state
meeting of the organization. nobody can
outline its work or state whether the OueS-
ton of indorsing one or the other of the
state tickets will come up.