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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-10
LhBJR TR0UBlES I'M ENGLAND.
Struggle of the Engineers Promises
to Completely Tie Up the Ship
building Industry.

LONDON, ENG, Oct. 9-There is no in
dlcatlon of any improvement in the en-
gineers strike, and the emblttered
struggle between the employers and en-
pioyes continues with almost certainty of
bringing about strike throughout the
shlpbuiding esta adjustments of the coun-
try, involving another 20. 900 men.
No one in authority has ;he smallest
hope of settlement this side of Christ
mas, since the employers fedora tion has
declined the mediation of the Board OF
Trade and has refused to confer with the
men. The strike has already entai.ed a
loss OF $3.50, coo, and is calculated to reach
SlO,OO1,OOJ by Christmas.
The railroad employees threaten to add
to the chaos. They are to hold q great
conference at Birm ing am in a few days
and will formulate de mands which the
com panles say 1t is i'm possib be for them 10
grant, anu In the event OF the latter S re-
| IusaI general strike OF $50, 600 railroad
WORKERS, which Will probably mean the
idl'ng OF 1900 COG others, will follow.
Inc Liberal newspapers. beaded by the
DAILY Chronicle and the Westminster
Gazette, are advocating war TO the death,
ana nave opened subscription lists urgln &
levy upon all unions IN support OF the
sirlklng engineers ana TO befrleud trade
unlonism, whose very existence. they say,
Is at stake.
In tae meanwhile the entire naval pro-
gramme IS dlSjoin ted. Work on dozen
warShIpS is at a standstill, and several
others which ought TO have been launched
during the past week are still in the stock s
and must remain there for an indefinite
period.
The engineers have sent manifesto 10
the pubhc appealing for fund and sayin &
they are going TO fight to the finish.
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mander of the G. A. r. of California and
Nevada.
General Chipman was adiutant-general
under General John A. Logan, and wrote
the order establish ng Memorial day.
In tne afternoon a repast was spread i,
and the veterans, surrounded by a hal f
dozen friends each, RECALLED the inne II
man.
Then they spent an hour in renewing
and extending old acouaintances.
1t was resolved to include Sonoma,
Marin, Napa. Lake and Mendocino coun-
ties in an organization to be known as the
Veterans Association, to be composed of
all honorabiy discharged soldier and
sailors Of the United States army and
navy.
The new association starts off with 106
mem bers, and will meet annually. r. F.
Crawford of Santa Rosa was chosen pres
ident; J. W. Rose of Healdsburg, vice.
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Mormon Missfonarie. Comma.

OGDEN, UTAH. Oct. 9.-Tkere departed
for San francisco this morning four young
Mormon missionaries from Utah and
Idaho. They are w. r. Emmett and T.
}. Watkins of Ogien anu Asa A:hy AMI
George Peck OF Paris and GENTLE Valley
Id ho.
Emmett Is known to all the sports
around here as the best baseball pitcher
in the inter- country, and IL is
expected he will pitch for the Olym pics of
San Francisco during his stav there
Blnth and Browning of the O.ymplcs are
also Ogden men.
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SchofoId Murder Trints.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Oct. 9-The trial Of
Mrs. Sarah Schofield and Dan butcher for
the murder of George w. Schotied, the
husband of the woman, will be called be-
fore Judge Lorigan next Monday.
Separate trials will be demanded, and
it is expected that Dutcher's case will be
called first. Over forty witnesses have
been subpenaed for the people, and about
the same mum ber for the defense.
The defense will be that Dutcher killed
Schotield while the latter was pursuing his
wife with shotgun and threatening to
murder her.
The heaviest anchors weigh about ZOO
pounds.
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GAINS MoHEy AND A VOYAGE
Count castefiane Buys the Steam
Yacht EaIhoIia and Sells at
Profit.

NEW YORK, n. Y. Oo'. ga World
cable from London says: Count Castel-
lane lately bought the steam yacht Val
halla for $4,000 He went on n cruise
oil the coast of Norway for few weeks
with the Countess and a small party OF
friends including Prince and Princess de
Folk, Count and Countess de Ganay
ana Count and Countess de Beaumont.
On returning 10 Dieppe he sold the Val.
halla again for Sl59, 900.
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Mystery Surrounds the Death of "a Hunts
UiHe Roman by Poisoning.

OGDEN, Utah, Oct. 9-In the latter
part OF April last DR.. Jensen, an old
physician of Huntsville, east of Ogden,
ieli rom stack of hay, striking his head
upon nail as he fell.
The nail penetrated his brain and he
died. LasG Tuesday his wife, Maedalena
Jensen, was found dead, and the Coroner 5
jury rendered a verdict OF death from an
overdose Of laudanum.
Now come people who knew the woman
well and Sho assert that there was $500 in
the house The day prior to her death, and
not cent was found when the house was
examined.
The impression prevails that she was
dragged and robbed, afterward dying
from the effect of the drug The officers
are looking for a clew.
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REUEi0N or WAR HEROES.
Old Soldiers and Sedmen of Five
Counties Form Veterans
Association.

SANTA ROSA, CAL, Oct. 9.-Veteran
soldiers and sailors to-day held q re.
union at Mstheson's farm. Representa-
tlYes of nearly every regiment and
every man-of- war that served during the
'late unpleasantne.s" were present at the
reunion.
The address of welcome was delivered
by Hon. J. w. Rose of Healdsburg and
the response by Judge r. F. Crawford of
Santa Rosa. a brilliant speech was made
by General Chipman. department COM
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McKiHLEYS TRIP TO OHIO
Although Interested in the Buckeye
State Campaign He WH Con-
fine Himself to Kotfna.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Oct 9.-Presi.
dent Mckinley las decided the details oi
his trip to Ohio. He will arrrnge his
affairs so rs to be in Canton on election
day and the next day will go to Pittsbure
and be present on Founders day at sae
Carnegie Public Library.
The President also received an invita-
ton from the Commercial Club of Gin
cinnati 10 be present at banquet to be
gwen the Saturday previous to the eiec.
uon, and Will accept If it is to be non-
partisan affair.
He does not care TO be at a political
dinner, and while naturally interested in
the Ohio campaign will conine his active
interest TO voting.
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Pncitac Coa.t Pen.inn.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Oct. 9.-Pen.
sions have been granted as follows: Cal
ifornia: 0rginsl-LewiS ID. FraIick, San
francisco: Samnel Sqnibb, Duncans
Napa; Christopher c. Wooldridg St
Helena; John l. Burnham, San jose /;
GEORGE W. Sweelser San Francisco /:
Beniamin +. Waldo, Ben Lomond Adj.
ditiona.-John Dexter, Soldiers Home,
Los Angelo
Oregon: Original-Hiram Germond,
Mlwood. Original widow reissue-Ange-
line McCannahy, Greenville.
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Entitled 10 a Place on the Ballot.

LINCOLN, NEBR.. Oct. 9.-Secretary of
State Porter has decided that both the
free-sllver Republicans and the national
Democrats are entitled to a place on the
official ballot. 1t is said an appeal will
be taken by both sides to the Supre me
Court.
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property as soon as we complete some
little details. This will be very soon."
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Condition of the 2'reasury.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct 9-Tc-
days statement of the condition of The
treasury shows: Availab BILE cash balance,
$-l3. GIG 4l6; gold reserve, $l49, IA, c27.
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president; E. u. Sweetser of San ia Rosa.
secretary; ]. L. Winans of Petalum a,
treasurer.
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The heaviest anchors weigh about 700
pounds
Evening star., 1897-03-03
GAITHERSBURG,

Contractor E. d. Kingsley has broken ground for
the erection Of Il residence for Mr.. W. H.. Wcs-
sells. BrOokes avenue.
Howard Griffith is seriously Ill at his home Mt
Beallsvile.
Mrs. Hattie Reed daughter of the late John r.
Selby and wife Of Mr.. George Reed, died at her
home Friday morning OF prostration. For nine
weeks Mr.. Reed and other members of the family
have been Ill. and Mrs. Reed was untiring in her
attendance upon them, until ut last she gave out
Dertously prostrated. She was thirty-twO years
old The funeral took place Sunday morning from
the NJ F. Church South. A little son laid
to rest two weeks ago. Mr.. Reed, who has been
exceedingly Ill, is somewhat improved.
Thieves robbed the meat house of Mr. William
f. Riley Friday night.
The Waverly Club at last weeks session had a
Study of Washington, jefferson and Hamilton -
The library Is yet closed. the work Of cataloguiny
II still being in progress. A special committee
has about completed securing articles of incorpora-
ti0n from the circuit court.
Mr. X. Cooke Hanley attended the Y. NJ. c. A.
convention in Frederick delegate from Comus
E,rorth League.
The town council is putting down a new FIVE
foot walk from the station to Ascension Church
Summit avenue.
A fraternal visitation made by the Goshen
EpwOrth League the I.aytOnsvie League last
Monday evening the occasion of the monthly social
ut the Iaytonsville NJ. f. Church.
The adjourned quarterly conference took place
at Epworth NJ. f. Church Saturday, winding up
the business affairs of the circuit prepa tory to
Rev. W. ID. Bealrs departure for conference iu
Baltimore next week.
Evening star., 1897-03-03
SANDY SPRING.

The February meeting OF the Home Interest So
eiety took place at Sunnysde with Mr.. and Mrs.
Asa NJ Stabler. William W. Moore presided and
Mrs. Edward n. Bentley was secretary, the guests
being Mr. and Mrs. George f. Nesbitt Mr. and
Mrs. Charles E. Bond, Miss Lula Pancoast of Vir-
ginia, Miss Mary NJ. and Lily B. Stabler The new
anti-saloon movement in Montgomery county receiy-
ed considerable attention and Endorsement Ad-
journed to Oak Hill. the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederic Stabler, March 10.
The Montgomery Club convened Saturday after
noon at Alloway Robert II. Miller host, with
Charles F. Kirk presiding and Charles F.
Brooke recording the proceedings Most Of the
members put In an appearance by tea time and
there We're ten guests. The important subject Of
corn culture in this section was ventilated thor
who, as successfui farmer and the director of the
Maryland experiment station, has had an Oppor-
to both methods and results. This informal iaII
contained much Of practical interest and value to
his his fellow % asreultglalists The club will meet in
"! Mrs John C. Bentley gave family dinner party
Wed Wednesday In honor Of the birthday of her mo-
the winter in New York, have been at their home
Mrs. Henry Reese and Ilewellyn Stabler Of Bal
msre Frederic s, and George % H. Moore Of New
Warwick p Miller, Mrs. Charles F. Brooke and
in New York and Miss Mary stabier in washing dIss
ton, where she expects to remain until after the
wedding OF her friend, Miss LILY bancroft. Mrs.
William W. Moore, Mrs. B. II: Miller, Mrs. Henry
II. Miller. Mrs. Frederic Jackson. Mrs. William
Taylor Thom. Mrs. Samuel Il. WetheraId, Misses
Mary' f. and Augusta N. Thomas have all been
with friends and relatives in Washington recently
Miss Catherine Stabler has gone to western Mis-
souri,. to be absent several months, with her
Spring. II
with a serious accident in De&ember, is believed to
The PhrenasEi. gathered d THURSDAY evening in
the pleasant new home Of Nr. and Mrs. George
Earle Cooke, with R. Bentley Thomas In the chair.
Mrs. Robert Albert was the only guest. The liter
items. followed BY a debate Idpoa the topic, RE
solved. That the present Immigration laws shall
not be further restricted" With Miss Mary 3.
and Mrs Cooke and Miss Lily B. stabler on the
negative side Of the question; the judges award
ing the victory to the first tnamed, despite Mrs
Cookies excellent paper. Edward p. Brooke was
elected active member, and the young people
Evening star., 1897-03-03
HERNDoN.

Miss Mamie Bready entertained a number of her
ent as guests Misses Maud Yount, Annie
Robey, Anna Groh, Madge Ryan, Belle SimOnds
Carrie Van Deusen, May Smonds Daisy Leon
hardt, Emma Starr. Annie Albaugh, Grace Ste
phensOn. Ethel and Cecil Mankin.
DR.. Mason was in Ills pulpit Sunday, the first
time since January "a, having been confined to his
house with grip during that time, a portion of
which he was very Ill. He was jCyfully greeted by
his people who We're much pleased to see him in
his accustomed place ''
The following named persons were confirmed by
Bishop Newton Of Ichmond at the Episcopal
Church Monday evening: Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Thompson, Mr.. ard Mrs. Aubrey Hanes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin Oliver, Misses Susie Wood, Jennie
CIounse BERTHE jarrett, Helen Roster, Bette
frmed at their home, on account of Mrs. Inzer's
feeble health. Bishop Newton preached very in
teresting Sermon from the text, And they told
that Jesus Of Nazareth passath by Luke 1887.
Capt. F. w. Mitchell, Col. F. D. Stephenson,
pension building Is being prepared and used for the
inaugural ball.
The Musical Club met Thursday evening with
Miss Annie Robey. The members present were
Misses Roster. Robey, Stephenson, Mankin, ST.
mcnds, Yount, Laonhardt and Mrs. Ballou, Messrs.
Middleton Lawrence, Starr, u. Buell., Il. Stany
and Misses Birtie Jarrett and Bell Simonds.
Miss Fannie Stroud OF Lincoln, Va, IL visiting
Mrs. Il. A. Baker OF this town
The Misses Cffutt, who have been visiting friends
in this vicinity, have returned to their home near
Rockville Md.
Mrs. Carson Hyatt of Elmer, Md. is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Ed l.. Garrett.
Evening star., 1897-03-03
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-Alexander Munroe and Jennie
Patton, both of Stafford county, Va; Ed
ward r. Melton and Bessie B. Puckett,
both of Richmond, Va; E. Miller Miskimon
of Harper's Ferry, w. Va, and Marie F..
Sponseller of Bolivar. w. Va; Louis j.
Frisard and Rosolyn Daily; Emerson H.
McWhorter of New York city and Therese
NJ. R. Slicer of this city; Thos. H. Gill of
Powhatan county, Va, and Rosa B. Whit
worth Of Aurelia county, Va; Benz. b.
Baker and Annie c. Nolan; Chas. E. Getz
and Julia NJ. Kettlemann; Herman Marg
graf and Mary Healey; Willis T. Smith and
Edna f. Field.
Colored-Geo NJ. Berry and Jennie v.
Hawkins: James H. Holmes and Hattie E.
Thomas: Tyler Lee and Louise Henton;
Chas. T. Jackson and Ella NJ. Fisher;
James E. Brown and Susie NJ Hummel
both of Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1897-03-03

evening. in charge Of Mt. H. A. Beach. consisted
N Iynss Mrs Mnnsin and nSss Ms. Y Bertha
Capner; recitations by Mrs. X. J. Yates. Miss Mag
Mankfn and reading by Mrs. J. ". Brown.
Among those present were Prof. and Mrs. r. J.
d11sa Nj Mrs aFa Mrs r. rSTnei y Mfs hn'1 Ms Bowl
Misses Estelle Birch Flora Chapman. Maggie.
tns sss ssy n1awn Mere
Mabel Drummer. Rev A. NJ Cackley. Messrs. Geo.
c Birch. H. A; Beach. Ross Wright.
The COlOred Teachers Association of this county
met here last week and was presided over by Mr..
=: w. Hyson, teacher Of the coored public school.
There was large attendance Of the teachers Of
following subjects and discussions had, viz: On
lation Between Pastor and Teacher by Messrs.
W. A; West and T. ". Hyson: on How to Con
and Method Of reaching Spelling" by Miss L. F. F,
Hopkins The association adjourned to meet in
Perseverance Temple, No. 8. of Good Templars,
held very interesting meeting on Saturday after
for good Of the order. in charge Of Miss Mamie
Russell. there was instrumental music by Miss
Mar @ by MsS annie M M and
Thorne. This temple now numbers fortytwo mem-
bers twenty-five having united with 1t since being
for the superintendent. Miss Ida Quick. on the
Illness Of her mother. was adopted;
party Friday night in honor of the eleventh birth
day of his daughter Pearl The evening spent
We're Mrs willis Reekweii, Miss Katie Johnson "
Miss Mary Gamble. Miss Clara Flarity. Messrs
Washington, Miss Matte Baker Of King George
county, Miss Retta Bowman of Ballston, Misses
Edith Thompson; Agnes Roreheck; Helen and Nan;
ME Russell, Stella and Myrtle Vetch. Della and
Pearl yeiteh. Masters Bernard and Wilbur Donald
son, Charlie and Percy Jones. Bingham and Willie
Russell, Eddie Thompson; Henry wssbury; Paul
Among the adults present Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Mabin, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Poole, Mr.. and Mrs A.
D. Swift. Mr.. and Mrs. John Veitch, jr Mrs.
Downy WOodard Miss Florence Perrigo, Messrs. f.
F. Rorebeck, j. E. Jacobs and w. J. Smith.
There pleasant family gathering at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. s. A. Ball Friday night in
honor Of the birthday of Mrs. Ball. Those present
on the occasion were Rev. and Mrs. c. W. Ball.
Rev. and Mrs. $. 7. Shipman. Miss Corric F. Cook
sey, Miss Edna Shipman Master Stephen Shipman.
Judge Smith of New Hampshire is visiting his
sister -n-law, Miss Julia Brown of East Falls
Church.
Lieut.. E. B. Barry gave an interesting lecture on
Japan at the young mems reading room Saturday
night.
The fourth quarterly meeting of the NJ. f.
Church held Saturday and Sunday. Rev $. =.
Shipman, presiding elder, preached at the morning
services.
Jas F. Cullen and daughter. Miss Stella. and NJ.
z. Allies and little daughter of Washington visited
the family Of c. l.. BlantOn yesterday
Miss Aida BOernsten has returned from visit
to her brother Henry of Brookland, ID. c.
Evening star., 1897-03-03
BROOkLAND,

Miss Mary GardLer of Cumberland Md, Is the
guest OF Miss Fannie Marean. The Misses Marean
anticipate n number of relatives and friends from
the north to spend this week with them
The lecture last Friday night by Mr.. Geo. v.
Leech on The Christ and His Country at the NJ
E. Church was highly appreciated and despite the
weather. there a good attendance The
lecture was delivered in easy, interesting style
and was greatly enhanced by stereopticon views.
At the conclusion of the lecture refreshments were
served by the ladies of the church.
Mr. s. NJ. Hamilton, who has been Ill for some
weeks. Is able to be once more about the house,
though he is fur from being fully recovered
Last Wednesday dance was given by Miss
iznaga at the home of her parents on lansing
street, where many young people were present.
Mrs. SnOOt. who formerly resident Of
Brookiand. hut who has recently been visiting here
died early Monday morning at the residence of the
Misses Aiarean The funeral TOOK pli:e from her
house. on 10th and Providence streets.
Sewer pipes a-e being laid along the principal
streets OF the suburb 1t is anticipat that proper
sewerage will soon be spread over Brookland.
Evening star., 1897-03-03
Death of william Il. Nassau.

Mr.. William Berton Nassau, who has for
several years occupied a prominent posi-
ton in the Agricultural Department, died
Sunday morning after a brief illness at
his residence in this city, 2O4 Arthur place.
Mr.. Nassa: stood high as a lawyer, scien-
tfst and linguist, and was cultivated and
courteous gentleman. He was a gradu-
ate of Princeton University and was fifty
nine years of age About three years ago
he accepted position as chief of the sec
ton of foreign markets of the statistical
division in the Agricultural Department,
and continued in charge of this section to
the time Of his death.
Some time ago Mr.. Nassau handed in
his resignation to take effect February
%. intending to take up permanent resi-
dence in the south of France. Mr.. James
N. Nassau of Philadelphia, brother of the
deceased, took the remains to Philadelphia
yesterday morning, where the interment
will be made in thu Nassau family vault
this afternoon.
Evening star., 1897-03-03
HYATTSVILLE.

An executive meeting of the IIvattsviI,e Fish
ana 1ahie Protective Association was held last
e.snins Ut the residence of Mr.. II. c.
DooDs. Ihe members of the committee reported
.nl' 'ne' had secured permission from the owners
o aoout elSht hundred of land in the vicinity
OF Hyattsvflle to post the land. 1t ia the nurnxe
oI the association to stock these various tracts
WIN i@rtridges, the first installment of which,
consisting OF eleven birds, was received last week
from North Carolina
The Hyattsville Bicvcle 11,h VIM. loo. ,r,., .
was adopted, and the contract given to a washing
ION aon hrm: The new costume will be composed Of
with blue stripes. "'A e'"'
nnmhss ana y, Mss Geo Richardson entertained
day evening. '''en'e i"s' "euhes
,,an The 1 Prince Georges County Teachers' Associa
ZION VIII meet in the town hall ut Bowie Friiay
March 12. ut 10 O'Clock am.
home ai M Euehre Club recently met at the
Mrs RS. R; g. Whiting, DR.: C. A. Wells and Mr. John
u,I,,a Inc many man friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A.
ruler VIII be pleased to learn of their return to
ny Hatt ney are for the present residing at
Several evenings since Mrs. Annie Wilson gave
friends at her home in Bladensburg. Vocal and in
srentai seS,S Ia music engaged the attention Of the
which refreshments were served. Among those pres
eHt Mt,s We're Mrs Frederick Heller, Mrs Hasp. Mrs
mers, Miss Ferrall, Miss sadie Parker, Miss Gasch
Miss Loretta stegmaier and Messrs. Bauman, Grey
Stegmaier Loveless, Gasch BARRON Parker Con,
stantine. Heller, Glorius and Gasch.
A number OF prominent gentlemen assembled FRI
day OF last week at the home of Dr. Richard s.
Hill, for the purpose of forming tobacco growers
association. Capt. r. W. Sylvester president of
the Maryland Agricultural College, was present.
as also We're Messrs. Charles Traband, George w.
brooke, William l. Hill, Upton Brooke, II. T.
g. Darcy and Frederick Sasscer. DIR. Hill. in
rev weii-chosen remarks, stated the object of the
meet meeting, after which Capt Sylvester expatiated
upon the advantages arising out of such an organ-
zation In restoring the confidence of buyers in the
great staple Of southern Maryland. A committee
composed of Messrs. William l. Hill. A. G. Darcy
Upton ton, Brooke John H. Traband and DIR. Richard
s. Hill was appointed to report a plan of organi-
zation The committee will meet on Tuesday next
Evening star., 1897-03-03

Walters: Newport News-Mi.s Pulser Retland-
Misses sadie Magruder, Libbien Magrutler. Hattie
Grtmth aud Mrs. H. r. CashelI. Bethesda-Annie
Watkins watt olney.Aliss Bessie aiackal Lottie and
man, Baltimore; Pearl Page, Kensinxton Rock
vnle.Misses Cora and Louise Etimonston. Maggie,
Priscilla and Mary Dawson. Isabelle Bouic, Cath
arine ard Eliza Choate Sadie, Laura and Mamie
Bradiey; Miss Eechtig. Hagerstown Messrs. VIM.
Nc: n c; Dodge, R. D. Simms, Frank Davis, F. II.
J. n. Dasliel, H. H. Casiier. Vim. C. LOCKER. N
z: z D9usherty Jos Kane, J: Hammer. Chas. Green
W L. Farnham. =. W. Weayr A. L. H. Mid
dleton Washington Robert Cray, Harry Bouic
samSei paa 'o9es: stephen Qqigley. Baltimore-chas
Has. lsraei Warfield, Lee Lipscone, Paul Waters
y TaifnersDurgcI C. Mannakee. &c c. Swormstead
T. VI Lay Takoma Park-H O. Cashell Red
1sndEHanson Land. Clark. Berry, Gafk. sligo-B. j.
yeirs, Walter Williams, Ssmue, Rir.s sam. Johns
Mason ana ASx Zones has Maddox Theodore
Louis Watson. Harry Dawson, K. 3. Peter. Edward
ra9r ga1a CO. 'oan hreWer, Garner Bouic, Alex. XII
Daingerfcld Luckett, VIM. Trail and Lee Dorsey,
Evening star., 1897-03-03
FALLS CHrRcH.

Twenty -four members II the Tpworth League Of
the Epworth NJ. e. Church South of Washington
attended the meeting Of the league connected with
the NJ. q Church South here Wednesday night
The visitors rendered exceedingly interesting
literary and musiqal program, In charge Of Mr.
Fred. e. Woodward Of Washington. AN Evening
With the Wcsleys mad the Hymna,s'' was the sub
jcct for the evening.
Miss Edith O. Merriheld, who has been spending
two months with friends In Boston, Mass, has
returned. :
MI. and Mrs Harvey Tyson of New Whatcom,
Washington aIs Visiting the parents Of Mrs Ty-
The County Ceacoers' Association Will meet
here on March 10, and arrangements are bein:
made for a public meeting at night, with Com.
missioner Of Education Harris as one Of the speak
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.: Turner have returned from
q trip to Savannah, Ga.
The ladies of the Church Improvement Society
connected with the III. E. Church South held 4 very
pleasant socable Friday night last the residence