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The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

The youngster who school because prv
lege pie will have sympathy
civilization nurued and kept happy this
ripe age singing praises and until sene
that longer knew good thing when he it? 1t might
only wisdom pie the front and lure
back TO his books
One surprising thing about the charge OF unfair
picon that games for charys sake the manage
ment believed itself worthy object shower with the
pouring of aims
ex.mnster just penitentiay burg
larry ascribes his downfall to Rev. o. Brown Now. if Mr.
Brown only find whom to fix the responsibility
the fall experienced by himself perhaps pair
somewhat oYerworked may exr rerence unwonted peace
The Supervisors using expenses
there will enough left the weapon
benefit expenses
made large
If several called San Francisco jay"
be Francisco taken h-
with several The affair mig we'll
a draw.
There cheering that the Supervisors
not chosen for purpose booming the
high hpriced asylum for aged ana INDECENT monkeys.
Anybody murder the President OF Mex
leo understand that his risk aud the risk
great enough to spoil him for insurance purposes
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

There is cheering evidence that the Supervisors
not chosen for the purpose booming the
high-prced asylum aged INDECENT monkeys.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

Anybody who undertakes murder the President of Mex
understand that it is at his risk the risk
great enough to spoil him for insurance purposes.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

If several actors have called San Francisco jay"
be remembered that Francisco taken similar
with several The affair we'll be
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

Smith-Death is a sure cure for lying.
Jones-Not always. I've known il to break
out again on the tombston Chicago News.
Evening star., 1897-01-22
TWINING CITY.

Street car and school house matters still cont,rre
10 DE OF prime Importance to the people Of Twin.
ing City, the result being that standing room Is
scarce at every meeting OF the Citizens ASsocia-
tlon At the meeting Monday evening nearly
everything else was speedily disposed Of in o,der
that proper attention might be devoted TO those
subjects After Secr"tLry Rankin read the min
utes OF last meeting, which adopted tn,
hall committee, consisting Of Messrs Howard an
Streitberger reported having secured the new hall
from Mr. Bradbury for Use Of the association at a
rental OF $l2 per quarter. Their report WAS adopt
ed and the committee WAS discharged. with the
franks OF the association. The school committee
made very favorable report. saying they hoped
To have conference with the appropria ions com
mttee OF the House OF Representatives at an early
GATE and that they had positive assurance from
people of Twining City in securing an applopria-
tlon Tor a school house and q site for the same
Inc street railway committee reported having
made an exhaustive. research for data bearing on
eastern section Of the District, and from the
best evidence ohtainable by them they were of
opinion that unless Senate hill No. 2S4O, which is
the East Washington Heights Traction Railway
Company's BILL passed by the House at this
session Ii would be at least years before any
company would build line through Twining City
The enort now being made by the Washington aud
Marlboro railway folks TO have their charter ex-
tended for another three years and disbelief In
the sincerity of the Washington and Congress
Heights Railway Company to extend its proposed
cussed in an exhaustive manner from numerous
standpotnts. tn" conclusion being that relief for
the community lies in the hope of having Senate
bill No. 2S4O enacted into law beeaus. its hack
terests that cannot be developed without the aid
OF rapid transit that would place them in close
touch with the city. SO favorably was the report
Evening star., 1897-01-22
HERNDON,

fierndon Council of the Junior o. u. A NJ have
Installed the following officers for the current
term Counsellor. d. c. Mahorney: vice c. f.. G.
iroctors recording secretary, +. f. Gillett fnan-
ciai secretary, II. Bradshaw; treasurer c. NJ
Garrett The oyster supper given by this council
Friday evening was Il pleasant affair
Mrs. Maria Runon and her brother, Mr. Chas
tofles' who came last spring from New Jersey
and purchased the Richard Coleman farm and after
staying on the place about two months became
dissatisfied and went back to New Jersey have
recently returned and decided to make it their
future home.
Mrs: Stanley has purchased two lots Of Mr. n
erect a large house.
The Colored Teachers Association Of Fairfax
county. of which Mr.. A. T. Shirley OF this place
is president. and Mr.. ii. I. White secretary met at
vienna Saturday. Among the questions disr,,s sad
We're the following: 'Iiow to Arouse Among
IA rons Deeper Interest in the Schools Should
Pupils Be Allowed 10 Wear Motto Buttons How
to Prevent Tardness:'' How to Teach Priu,ary
IrainmIr; How to Prevent Loud Studying y
The next meeting will he hello at Falls Church
Ihe family Of Mr.. W. 4. Van Deusen. nearly
an OF whom have been i'll, are said to be improy-
ing.
Mrs. f. b. Simonds who has been down with
grip Is somewhat improved. Her daughter Belle
Is stiii in bed from the same cause.
W. D. Sweefser has been confined to the house
several days, and there other cases of
the same disease in town. Our physicians who
hnd been having an easy time up to within two
or three weeks, are now kept constantly on the
move.
Evening star., 1897-01-22

E Church. Or. an, Mrs. J. d. Gould. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p. Eastman. MIR. and srr c. +. Newman. Mr..
and Mrs J. A. Poole. Mrs. A. NJ. Watkins. Mrs. T..
Leeds, Addie NJ. Spofrord. Jennie Thorne. Maud
Rathbun. Tilie Rawlings. Mabel Kerr and Miss
Anna Hart Of Washington. Miss Grace stephen
lett. A c. Rorebcci, j. Il. Rawlings ". ". kins.
ley. Jr, f. T: Rorebeck. Geo. A. l.. Merrineld. A.
+; R"well; Lieutenant f. r. Barry.
Mr. William Walters. who died on Sa tur,lay in
the eighty ninth year of his age. a we'll known
and highly. respected citizen Of this cennty for
came to this country in lsIs and had iivSd here s,e
ever since. MIR. Walters left four Children Mr.
G. {. Walters OF Kenmore. Mrs. Isaiah Brcady Of
Mr. James Walters. who lives I'm the west Sew
enty-tw years ago he established Walters mill
IN This county. and had carried the milling
business In connection with his farm since.
AT a recent meeting OF the stockholders and direc
tors OF the oakvood cemetery, held the Office of
MT. NJ; T. Church. the annual election of o.fcers
was was held and Mr. W. \. Fehrey WAS elected presi-
dent MI. r. j. Northrup, secretary and Mr.. Geo.
A. l.. Merrifeld treasurer. Msssrs NJ F. church
j. NJ. Thornc and f ]. Northrup were appointed 10
draft new code OF bylaws for the government
OF Inc association 10 report at meeting bc held
January %. The annual reports OF the officers
We're submitted and approved.
Inc fourth monthly reports of the teachers OF
TIE graded school Of the town. as made TO tie
clerk of the school board. shows an enrollmcn, Of
lSi scholars in the three depart ments, with an
average attendance of ll9. as follows viz: In the
principals department. Prof. X. J. Yates "a: first
assistants, Miss Nirgie Bucg. teacher 40: second
assistants. Miss Florence Leeds. teacher. &c.
Mrs NJ A. Garner and daughter. Miss Margie.
VINO nave been spending several weeks In Wash
ihSton With relatives, have returned home
Mr.. William Walters. an old and much respected
eii,ztn nz.1 OF this county. died on Saturday.
r. Church left Friday for a two weeks trip
through L"uioun and Clarke counties.
Mr. Charles NJ. Fox has purchased seventy two
for Sl,0S0.
Evening star., 1897-01-22
GLENCARLYN,

The much-heralded reunion Of the Glencarlyn
Enchre Club took place at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs W. s. Stockbridge Florida avenue Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Harry Olcott was unanimously elected
secretary in the place of Miss Helen Stockbrdge
resigned. and resolution ordering fortnightly
meetings Of the club adopted In the contest
for the honors of the evening two gentlemen
Messrs. Chas. l. Sims and J. G. Guriey were tied
for first place. each winning nine games and Mrs
G. 1. Sims stood first among the ladies' with thir-
teen games to her credit. At the conclusion of the
program Of fifteen games refreshments were served
and the club adjourned at late hour to meet as
the guest Of Mrs. f. Il. Stocking on the Both in
slant Among those present We're the following:
Messrs. Walter Jones, E. B. Stocking Uher
Joseph and Royal Guriey. Sims and stockhridge
tm Mrs. w. p. Jones, Mrs. E. b. StOckn. ana
Mrs Bessie King. and the Misses LlufriO, OssIre,
Beck. Silimann and Stockbridge.
Mr. e. Il. Hunter of Washington has returned
home, after a brief visit to his cousins the Messrs
Young of Spring Hill.
Mr.. William Mason has returned to Tufts College
near Boston. Mass and will resume his studies at
that Institution Immediately.
After a short visit In Washington Mr. Edgar Uber
has returned home and will again assume the man
agement of his large farm near this place
Evening star., 1897-01-22
LEESBl rig.

1he ninetieth anniversary Of Gen. Lees birt hdHy
Was celebrated by Clinton Hatcher Camp of Con
fcderste Veterans and the camps Of the sons and
Daughters Of the Conf. dcracy her. by a banuurt nj
the ieesiurg Inn. AT o'clock in the afternoon n
large number of the old confederate veterans MOI
al The Inn. where the large dining room was hand
somely dressed for the occasion with IaIms flow
ers and flags. and several extensive tables and side
tables were elegantly arranged aud filled with sn
abundance Of the hest this rich country t,aild nj
ford. which the old veterans and their nurnrr,.,,s
friends enjoyed. After the cloth was reniovc, Cai
VIM. Il. Allen called the comrades TO order " ',an
he announced that comradc Wm Y. Wise wuuld
announce th" t"a>ts. when Ena TruBton. r.
spondrd to the toast. The private conf,drrat,
soldier: Mr.. John y. Nelson responded To- m.
toast, The sons and daughters Of tn. conf,,irr-
ary: Rev. +. =. Kinks 10 the toast. Women of
the south: Judge Niros ~ ,lrruit court to the
toast, The state Of Virginia. and Col. John y
Al xander TO the toast. The confederate cavalry
Dr. Rupert OF Herndon read \ beautiful tribute
Gen. Lee Music furnished 10y the RYAN Band
OF BROAD Run district. The cel,hra ion higiy
satisfactory and pleasing to all present
Lnudoun circuit court l. In session and Srvcrsfl
civil cases have been disposed Of hut "a ras,-s of
public interest have been tried.
The grip Is very prevalent in this county.
The prot winter ,routh h-r. still continuss
and many of our farmers driving their cattle
on their farms for water. A settled rain a
heavy snow would be great blessing To this
tion of Virginia.
Evening star., 1897-01-22
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.

In the county court this week the following bus
mess was transacted: The last wills and tesla
ments of Ruth Ann Roberts, VIM. Hamersley and
James w. Gates were duly proven and pro,,atet;
the estate of Martin V Rector was committed to
the sheriff in the matter Of the change of the road
at the bone mill. the report of the comlnissione
was received and confirmed and the referred 10
the board of supervisors for their action treas
urer made his report to the distribution OF the
direct and of sales OF delinquent lands for 1895
which reports were approved; u. B. Elgin execute
of Chas. +. Elgin. released from an erroneous
assessment under the special assessment
law; ]. Walter Cooksey OF Washington D.
c., was admitted and sworn counsel and
attorney in this court; A. Il. Jacobs ad-
mtted and sworn deputy sheriff and bai-
lii Of this court: nOlle prOselu was entered by
the commonwealth's attorney in the case Of VIM.
Kidwell. charged with wrecking a c. and o. train
at Ravensworth station last August; the evidence
against him was entirely clrcumstantial and
not thought to be sufficient to convict great inter
est was manifested during the trial, which drew a
large crowd to the court house.
Miss Mamie Wiley has SO far recovered from an
attack OF the grip as to be able TO resume her
duties teacher OF the public school. Her place
was filled during her absence by Miss Edna Marks.
Mrs. Geo. A. Gordon is recovering from q severe
attack of the grip.
Mrs. Molle Bailey of Front Royal. Va, is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. +. W. Richardson
County court convened Monday. Judge d. NJ.
Chichester presiding. The most important business
Evening star., 1897-01-22
MYATPSVILLE-...,

At a regular meeting Of the county commissioners
E.Id Last Tuesday it was ordered that warrant be
drawn ON the county treasurer for 1896. payable to
Thomas s. Stone. school treasurer, for $3.50, he
ing amount due for second quarter to February ],
1897, payable out of the levy of March, 1885, for
the support of public schools for the scholastic
year 1886 ard 1897; that credit be allowed Phelps
& schafler on 81, 500, double tax charged to them
for the year 1896, and that the county treasurer
return the same as erroneous assessment; that
$S7 so be paid Nj, Hope Retreat, being payment
in full to January t12, 1897. for board and medical
attendance for iisane paupers in that institution
that the account5of Walter Ryon, justice Of the
pace amouningsls W. be passed sse to o be & levied
insolyent the Forest Lake cemetery for the year
vine district, anIannting to $3.50, be passed to
be levied in MarcA 1881; that the account Of Pat
rick Hurd for $50 be passed. being for abutments
for iron bridge Southwest branch In Marlboro
district to be leyted In March, 1897; to reimburse
bend money 1885, th3f county treasurer allow on
the tax bill for M96 against Joseph l. Duyall on
the snm Of 81 SO. aN return the taxes On said
amount insolyent fhat the following almshouse Or
Evening star., 1897-01-22
LANGDON.

One Of the most pleasant events of the season in
LanGdon was the birthday party of Mr.. John W.
Watson, ST.. held Wednesday evening at his cozy
nome on 22d street. special musical and literary
INogram was participated in by Mr.. J. W. Watson
TIM Misses Grimes, Misses Anderson Messrs. Wat
son and others. Later in the evening the guests
retired to the dining room and partook Of a boun-
tful repast. The table beautifully decorated
with flowers Mr.. Watson was the recipient of
many handsome presents Among the many pres
ent were the Misses Grimes, Miss Hattie Ander-
son. Miss Maggie and Daisy Anderson, Mrs. Dent
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs Chas
F. Anderson. Mr. Watson and son, Mrs. Reesch,
Mr. Chas r. Watson. John Watson, Albert Wat
son and Miss Ethel Watson.
Mr.: John Carter OF Virginia, who has been visit
Ing Messrs. Henry and Gordon France Of Avalon
Heights, has gone to New York on business trip
previous to returning home
Evening star., 1897-01-22
BROOkLAND.

Mrs x. ods. who has been spending some
months with Mrs. Horace Mullan. Is now the guest
OF her daughter. Mrs. s. VI. Hamilton
The opera OF Patience" which is under -,.-
hearsal in the city, uuder the direction Of p-of
SALESMAN Will be given In Brcokland early n..nt
month.
Many Brookland people attended the cerrmsry
of the Inauguration Of the Very Rev. Thomas L.
Conaty, u. D.. rector OF the Catholic University
Tuesday afternoon
There WAS a pleasant gathering Tuesday might at
the residence OF DIR. and Mrs. Frank T. Howe. No-
cal and instrumental music afforded enterta inmrnt
for the guests. tn. participants being Miss Mary
Helen Howe, Miss Katie Lay Howe. Mr.. Franklin
I. Howe. Jr., Marie Howe, Mrs. Susana Dldhurg. Mr.
Arthur Percy Harris. Mr.. Joseph Burg, MIR. Fnruk
Guilfoile. Mr.. Thomas MrTiche. Mr. Johg J.
% Brien and Mr.. John Burg. When the guests w.rr
Inents a table daintily dressed and brilliant With
coiored tapers in silver candelabra. and spread
with an abundance of good things, met the ey'.
Those present Miss Mary Marean, Miss Gr1i"e
Thomas, Miss Bertha johnson Of lexington, Mr..
OldbIrg of Washington, Misses Mamie and Sytins-y
Small Miss sydney johnson. Mr.. John o'Iriau.
Mr.. Joseph Burg. Mr.. Thomas McIighe, Mr.. Frank
Guilfoil., Mr.. VIM. Scott. Mr.. Arthur McIulre.
Mr.. Reeside of washington. Mr. John Burg: Nh:
Burg Mr. Richard Lamb and Mr. Fred Johnson.
Poultry Literature Under the Baa.
Acting Postmaster General Jones has
issued a fraud order against the Poultry
News Of Rhinebeck, y. Y.
Evening star., 1897-01-22
SUBURBAN NE WS
ANACOSTIA.

The construction OF the Capital railway from
Congress Heights to Lincoln Park begun yes
tcrday. and DIR. A. ii. Wilmer, assistant sup.rin.
tendent' of st. EliZabeth's Asylum, broke the FIRST
dirt with blow from pick. 1mmcdia tcly after
ward considerable force of men were put to
work. and the improvements win, it is understood
be pushed to completion as -apdly as possible.
Inc regular meeting OF the Current Events Club
wil be held this evening at the home of Miss Cora
Mclean, at which time officers for the ensuing
term Will b. elected. The present officer. arc Mrs
NJ VI. MOI b, president Miss Cora Mclean vice
president; Mrs. Florence Johnson secretary; Mrs.
j. IL. Simpson. treasurer, ami Miss The.ii North
custndian of manuscripts
Evening star., 1897-01-22

Is the trial Of VIM. kidweli. who Is charged with
opening the switch at Ravensworth statton.
Ing the de raiiment Of Chesapeake and ohio train
Ia August last. The accused H. dc.enici by At
tc-n-,s Z. W. Moore and Thomas X Keith He 10
Young man. not over twenty H-ars old ani
has a good face, and has hitherto borne a good
ierui aticn. HIS father, MIR. Albert Kidwci L. an
honest. hatd-woking farmer. whose character sud
t.iat OF the entire family has always been gpsi.
The case began Tuesday. the accused Iiuad.ug NOT
guilty. The most important witness D.,,4.ftsr
1rerr, who WAS sent to the Of the accident
soon after IL occurred. He testified that he fls,i
tracks In the side Of the a short distance from
The switch AMI In the direction from which
had been fired nj the fagmau. Farther tnN..sil,1,-
non showed that young kid~ell's shoe e,artly 1t
Evening star., 1897-01-22
FALLS CHURCH.

The Village Improvement Society held meeting
Monday night at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
F. Lowe, and considerable business of interest to
the community transacted. After adjourn
ment delightful social time had during
which program, in charge of Mr.. H. F. Love-
was rendered by Miss Dayelle Taylor of Washing
ton, Miss Virgie Bugg. Miss Maud YOunt, Miss
Grace Stephenson Of Herndon Mr.. A. e. Rowell
and Mrs. ]. B. Gould. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Ii. Brinkerhoof Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
Evening star., 1897-01-22

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Evening star., 1897-01-22

Clara Walker of Gathersburg w-re recent guests
Of Mrs. W. B. Burdatte OF Damascus.
Mrs. Robert Campbell OF Georgia. formerly Of
this pace. is visiting her relatives here.
Evening star., 1897-01-22
OCEAN TRAVEL.
French Lime.

COMPAGNiE GENERAIE TRANSATI.ANTIQI'E K,
DIRECT LINE TO PARIS, FRANCE,
VIA HANRE-
la Botrgrgne ieboeuf- sat. Jan. %, am
La Gascogne, Il t1delon Sat, JAM 30, a. IN.
La Bretasne. Rupe. Sat, Feb. 8, 5 a.m.
RATES OF PASSAGE-First class New York to
Paris parlor seat, and landing charges Sec
ond- class 20 Paris, S5t.7 A. FORGET General
Agent. General Ofi'ce, No. ; Bowling Green n. Y
g. ". MOSS 92l Penna. ave. Washington d. c.
ja191y
Evening star., 1897-01-22
FRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL

FRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL.
1911 i ST. NV,
For BDTH SEXES OF ALI. GRADES.
NEW GYMNASIUM equipped with Sargent
apparatus. has just been built and the laboratory
enlarged
Students trained IN this school In accordance
with modern methods IDLY meet the reQuire-
nents Il the most advanced colleges and usu-
ally under the average age.
oclS-u THOMAS W. SIDwEII, PRINCIPAL.
Olney School, 1905 ns.a. ,s,a st.; t.. facing
Boarding and day school for girls Removed from
ls2I St Miss Virginia Mason Dorsey and Miss
Laura Lee DOrsey, Principals. oc17-tf
Evening star., 1897-01-22

HOLY CROSS ACADEMY. 1912 MASS. AVE. RE
opens September IL The OF study Is
complete and practical Special attention Is
given TO vocal and instrumental music. drawing
and painting. the languages and kindergarten.
seli-Sn
Evening star., 1897-01-22
A Business Education.

EDWARD C. TOWNSEND,
MISS ADA LOUISE TOwNSEND,
Ela--Ition. Voice Culture, Grace. Expression.
ocl IF 1917 18th NV.
MISS BALCHS CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE AND
Business COllege-l3il 1lth ST 200 persons pre-
pzT-yi FOR examinations. SteBozraDhy taught by
one OF the greatest experts in Washington II
Evening star., 1897-01-22
COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.

NOLIMbIA tNf.I.EtiE UF IfJMMEKTE,
40I Seventh street northwest,
c. X. URNER. AN. C.E. Principal
The leading school OF business and shorthand
Highest attainable grade OF instruction at mod
crate cost. Situations for graduates no17-tf
Evening star., 1897-01-22
BerlitZ School of Languages
Woods Commercial College

INCORPORATED. 3l1 EAST CAPITOL ST.
The best system Of bookkeeping taught
easy to learn-fa fascinating Try our full CONNER
ella! course. and your money will be refunded IL
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Evening star., 1897-01-22
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