Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1892, Page 7

—_— Rico’ ¢ » se THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. uofpay, BROKE ALL RECORDS. | method of rite In the service there REVULT ON LONG ISLAND. RUN DOWN IN A FOG. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. How the Washington Soldiers Shot White | “ud. be com eencale Pacing ep, ston on the | | . ue IN WASHINGT at Sea Girt. | — i * 4A AESUME OF THE WORK DOXE—PHEKOMEXAL Seally be “of ee art Wintin Of Mractiece wall) ‘The work of transferring the cabin passen- caer tygadae gain Bereta Of) i PERE [per coveunuan ontivensiry. rocsokp nay SKIBMISHING DEYEATED PENNAYLVANIA AXD | there will be no imporiant military match in | ST* from the Normannia to Fire Island off| on the Fitchburg railroad ran into e passenger fe u oui — H ‘ ee . y (NEW JERSEY AND GAVE TRE Finst geomet this country that will not in ite terms include Long Island began yesterday. The Stonington, | train standing on the out-bound track at West x is si bhai Seyrember 33 | REV, 2. HAVEN iMtanps, 5 3., THE TROPRY — INTERESTING FIGURES axp | ON¢ or two skirmish runs. Firing at fised | which had been tendered by J. Pierpont Mor-| Cambridge junction, Mass., Saturday night, = bool a j nox NEST Sys D. weatidad damusaa cial | targets at set distances may amuse the rifle | gan, was carefully examined yesterday by the | telescoping the rear car, killing eight persons wigs Reboot: Opens oe Seay 0 tnd net det tp ettayliinged| Sea Girt, yet intensely happy over the wondrous | victory achieved in the New Jersey interstate | Emerson 4 Dean of the Faculty. and ] contest, the detachment of the District National | ‘atau le who have read of the | #4 slongside the Normannia during the night, | bridge junction was reached the engineer found ‘Grts; no person's education te complete without | aH the Catversity, The ae ‘Comparative | Guard Septem | muse, Eueyie she start cargo | it necemary, owing 4 te canine greeors HON. 38 Me Wifkox, ux. j pase fone’ Poreirvonsomiriak The tras d0!2g9 of the sixth battalion a pet tis popttetiteg Bevgpntaret res Mr. | clove to thasrone-avecs in order to aus’ be bed | Sutter eatin 40% dordaps Som Homes| Range saeincee shen & Siberes. Lecturer inthe Law of heal Ewtate id the’ aw of | ‘ = stopped in the Pennsylvania station a minute oF | sil from foe coupany Capt Bonett'n Licut | Boas, genoral passenger agent of the Hamburg-| the right of way from the signal tower, which MANTEE & eked eR ee in fre HObOKI SG, AR. eho mar te ANDREW B. DUVALEO a Mt. 1am | ar fern - two after 6:45—ite schedule time—and five min-| Tomlinson is one of the company officers, and | American Company, when he learned of her | is located close by. ond isthe 8 U Jaws io CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. | SESET YE PARET ER X pe ey “tae use the rifle at make skirmishers out of first-class known- clubs of the future, but the soldier will do little else than skirmish.” THESE DESERVE MUCH CREDIT. When the sixth battalion desires to organize 4 rifle team it will have alot of good material as he is an enthusiastic rifleman be has worked nia’s Passengers on Fire Island. seaworthy. Oystermen Oppose the Landing of Norman- | health officer and others, and found to be un- ‘The Stonington went down Satur- day, and doring the same day a number of the | Normannia’s passongers were put aboard. She Rear End Collision on the Fitchburg Rail- Froud at West Cambridge Junction. outright snd injuring nearly thirty others, three of whom are reported to have ¢ince died. Passenger train No. 131, due to leave Boston at 10:15 p.m., started on time. When West Cam- The nger train was said to be five min- IN WASHINGTO! COLLEGE. Waldo COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. Quatice Bapreme Court ye Behool.. wn TEE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT. ‘of this be Ener are MARTIN fs the art! wow! IN WASHINGTON, Pinar nenerr ». Lecturer on Bat er inistrative Law and op the Law of Contracts and : utes Inter the crowd that hed been so closely | usclessness. The Copheus of the Iron Steam- pase eres ff. aa Pe wonpe roabagery Lag en Y x ¥. associated for ten days was ta Gtitiohagpased BP a great deal of interest in thet important | boat Company ad sasoeeet by Commissioner utes late, and about the same hour the local eas a{deat 2 x “ gihecarey inet ‘in che ibiewine i | Gronor & BANILTON, 1. D.. nea Besrir de: | branch of the soldier's training. vel of | Alien and J. t Cram to remore pas- er in from Itham, scheduled rs Board of Trustees. nee _ jecturer on the Law of a ip, Ox motion toward something like thir€-| these enthusiasts made up their minds that they | sengers from te Stonington to Fire Island. leave there at 11:90 o'clock, was due at West iafarbyn Me neteet aid moet infu. | Civil ia * Sfiaerabong. Pcigons Pes i three dwelling places. Everybody seemed | ought to go to Sen Girt with the brigade tena | "tthe were placed on the Oepheus | Cambridge junction also.’ The west-bound | gotta lege of ite Kiud in the worl ts test bos and Bicwpire Analyse. Me to have had « pleasent and Profitable | and im «little while they had u team of their | in the afternoon, Dr. Jenkins tek to | train, which left Boston, had come to « full eoeay eros ene teat ox EY ‘is | Gerwan, Letine Psycho’ AY classes mcet in the | firing of experiences and not a member | oR. Thev paid for their rallroad tranaporta-| the governor: ion of Wire Inland | stop in order that, the cast-bound train from ribet to condgr Biploras, Dorreen, Niles Frostng td a ope th sopra Re farper . | tion and subsistence, and not only behaved ad- | and first and secoud cabin | Waltnam, wi Tight of way, cou! ene. Powe Grea : atlon apps 4 Pe De | Shnaitdon Yor the "eneamnmach beter, physical | mirably in camp, but gathered fo’ great store | pasweugers of, Normantia, “Placed them on pass that point before it ofomed. over’ tothe| fr A gemplete couree a ELOCUTION. Seas ScHoot, aT COURT Saar ah renrtee ten ee ae Se ane | of Ge tat Mink ot on ce. Out of that | board of the iron eamboat Copheusat 9:30 this | Watertown branch, $ Som Sours in Act C3 35 H street northwest, wives thorourh preparation | TOM COERT OF APPEALS. Pi quent exercise. Before lonving faust | experimental and gritty team there will proba-| afternoon. ‘They are now on way to Fire| While standing near the cross-over the ex- in PHYSICAL CULTURE. Sllere: Yor the Naval snd atheroma ureparation Josera Spantinaro , by wurely thasking EicatHarrce: the tous | DIY ome four or five fist-claw shots Island” Press freight rain, which was bound west | won es. Guess studies, ‘effuout sdgitoas) sx: | SreWbee, of cork tL ninytmoinbs ent itatran | Fed a ae yeaTMAX, ESQ ater am sem 7 Harries, 3 Y t = oe = exer ba fa eee nue re ro ne CAN | reed onecant mies peor: | een tarmoee keane hee | ig Meare Pere Seer aasan | EROUTMS, nee sare, Thad been done looking to tho Only a small proportion of the Washington | 4 dispatch from Fire Island says: “The fist | fer tcpin slarted to crow fo the Watertown | "§ Mts toe Stiaber 1. Clase Octitar 8. Pupile | Ueto aan Te RANT. (rom 10 to lock ee te past pare? Hea Henry 10.00 an Me) oe be Santer hb, Getachmiont. Several of the’) riflemen at Sea Girt participated in the indi-| nows of the Cepheus had been received alittle | of tho pamenger train, ‘The passenger train | Say eon ag preferred Catalogu for Wd0e 1805 | = MMOTINATOR, ONreRe GUE. PD. Sand te soonest! sm Ban Rk ee ase ern mare greeted by friendy who had | vidual matches. This was due to the fact that | after 5 o'clock in the afternoon, when a dis-| engine and the forward truck of the® smoki woaay w2-te é * Petipa. Save the p | Sass eSatnis Raswenets Boethes sot Bet come down to meet fee se sromticns on the | Most of the time had to be devoted to regi-| patch eame to band saying the iron steamboat | car. No. 72, had ‘over on the brane! MABEYS COLLEGE QE Oingvoe, B.C._| MISS GOTH, EXPERIPYCED Tracren gr ed Wantiajonar. roetep = Gingsidicont showing Gade be the four teams in| ental and brigade team practice. ‘The few | av off Point dookout. with 267 cabin Hack, which left two passenger cars ou the | C\OLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LaW SCHOOL. sues fpr hore parts Forti aracbosl Beet tes: ee Ne eee fk fee Fork. 4.07 bem, pemeomnerigers samen diye bars |local men who did enter carried away their | geryon board. This was a great and | cross-over, and one, the fatal car, standing on — Hhscaicler Breobt Ridrees Sa Pee ee eet! a Lonret te Bene hates week dare only a = te ae been | thare of prize money. When the team started ance to Mr. Wilson, president of the | the main west-bound track. THR Facurry, STGHOR Miekag eine : sere for Pips bia wih change sar trophy, which. for the escond time, bas bean | 1.7 nome on Saturday no one knew preciecly|Cced nr islth whe hal sont special | | The engine io which the freight train waa at eae at Pete sa Berets Teeeastdonal | Stas only school of the celstrnted falta eon poy YE. Eat ation, Fatiedciphte, for Broad strestate- wou by the first regiment team. | what the winners had captured, but by tomor- | orders to have the Cepheus arrive at Fire \d | tached wasa powerful eight-drive-wheeler of ‘Law. Washington. Pupils thoroughly prepared for he Law School an Peer oxpretO8 PL ADELIMLL ONLY THE FIRST REGIMENT'S SUCCES row official notification will be receiv ae near noon as possible, and in no event to| the Mogul pattern. When’ the engine struck Zhe Hon, JOHN M HARLAN, LL.D. STR getorps, snd, grand “opera, VIG H st aw | Pes, crore, 7.90 am Wook dave, and 345 pmm, To sy that a great many people were sur- PERSONAL MENTION. leave quaraiitine {ater than the noon hour. Mr. | the rear car it entered it like , splitting | (Associate Justice of, the Supreme Court of the | five operatic co with acte from Faust, Macth Sundave ont Prised wher they heard of the first's sucess) To mmch praise cannot be given Capt. Par- | Wilson had a Cag hors ce Frese — Soap agi omg ‘< Foret fa Sart x Professor of the conptiutianal Yurtaprudence of the | (pres ee 4 ould Ue to may toolitte. At Seu Git there | mentor for his eficient administration in the | Wickes of Fire feland fearing Delorisean pers php Mic. of Osu stecial Popes snd of Fores etree ana “wl poeta. with checompe: | FOr} Bim eh eee eee ee cnet athe bebet bed | @artermaster department. He did all that | WAC 'gat Gane, Wicks bod demurred, and had | locomotive drove the heavily loaded freightcars | cAssociat Hoses (MAE 8. OUT Pin. | Pconmaee be soem te ee days eacevtel, to students | For, b (ae ee hcg ch mag omega a was possible under the circumstances to make | finally told Mr. Wilson trankly that Superin-| backward, and although the two cars nearest Srict of Columbia Room 6). Corcoran butiding. on the 26th a will bo Qstivered ap@ am- Alract transfer to Parte stract arontine Aeache Tensonable foundation. Ever since the second | comfortable every member of the detachment, |tendeat Arthur Dominy bad ‘threatened bita | the engine, which were « refrigerator end a Profqagor of the Law of Real and ersonal Property, | Puplle i ed for ay of the aniversities, ‘collegs, ‘made for the engalee vor Te See otha a" ae cetente oe e e oec raiy fen | and the probabilitice are that he succeeded ia | with the lose of bie place if he brought the | Bartos stook car, were uot injared, the ten or an Cue cae thoreal “Testimonlele. of the: ibest seen f oe hulnntic 15,8 90. 1100 in, 12.2 p.m. weak fovwih, thet he failed to get there rellecta no | CFT case. No duty was too arduous, and in | greamboat in. Mr. Wilson then promised him a | twelve cars behind them were smashed into! casiieeiA, MIEEIAM A MAUIY LED. | ¢haracter from well-known citisens who have beck 2- ‘ For Xan 7, 7.80, aman of the burden that continually rested on kindling wood. Several of these were loaded te, J dence, of Common Law discredit on him or his men. They have worked lace which would pay him $1.200 « year in case dress J. W. HUNT, 717 Irvi ey Di Profs ax Rees ie pasate Sad Byllg Teedeag seed te Lat Se Eitieae i . Thareia;s during ay v - = ys anxiour to assist anybody | he lost the $900 position he already held for | with lamber and this was strewn all along the 3 —_ ; Bh 4 soe eee ot and had all the adventages | else Who seemed to be in nocd of assistance. | bringing the Ceplicts oer the bar. Wicks| track. ‘The cars were piled upon one ansther | ; Associate lon, DAVID J. BREWER, LL.D. | Pi ERSONS — ELEMENTARY, OR AD- om tae by Ag raat et eed ollew that fant wet | If he is not a model quartermaster, then the | agreed tv this, but when the Copbeus appeared | in indescribable confusion, completely block~ ‘United States), mest comafal tutor. Unt weraity 195 EM Fe gh Sas. which must an tha ie weal forthem. | model has wings. off the bar at 6:45 he had not turned up. When | ing both tracks for fully 100 yards. As soon us Professor of the Law of Corporations, easy lopkine place, 206 st. n. w. dy . BEG. 7.68 6.68, frome the Oteet Ae eS rar teat for therm: | Another of the workers who hustled inces-| {t was quite dark be sppeared and said it was | the accident occurred ‘word: wes ed by Prof. 0. H. EMMOTT. A-M.. LLB. Zeca BCE RK 2am. and 4.30 p00. dally a tre ee Oe ere rae ens nee | santly wae Capt. HB. Cilley, adjutant of the | impoealble for him to bring in the Cepheus or | telephone to the various police stations in Boo- Pectarer on tes Givi Law RE Ln Ly) ae We aise 108 q0en8 31.200. 90040 Fell be tear a Lo nccch tho temuting see | second regiment. He was not of the dotach- | even to go ont and-explain the situation. ton, Somerville and Cambridge, asking them to HENRY E. DAVIS, A.M.. LL.M. e7-Ln* jay D. Buck, & 14 Foot nw and dey Sundae AOe ek sere aut toe aiihe saset formidable reas. bere | ment when it left Washington, but he reached | “'"In apite of is protestations it wes evident | send surgeons to the scene. Among those who | (Sometime LeiacarAnanney: of the Bitict of Co-| 7 He MEDICAL DEPART: 3 3s wand at Wes + er senanagtagee Hom ont to the rangebe the dutecuth Pears | Sem Girt two or three days inter and remained | that Capt. Wicks had been intimidated. An | quickly ‘responded were Drs. MeCarthy aud of Common Taw Practice und Lecturer on | hUaiTersity offers the following clinicaladvantages | juication persmaiiston Uy iter ty tities Serie hee Sa te ere Pees aarti oF the SSiesat tents of vie thay | im camp until Saturday. He had charge of the | hour later word came from Fire Island observa- | Dwyer of Cambridge. ‘The train dispetcher's | P7#eeor nee iaecrion: | togtudonte durin the ER SM Years . Ti RS Ror ee an dean corps aud cheerfally rendered ex-| tory suring that the Cepheus' lights were dis-| office in Boston was notified at once. Supt. | The Yon avoustte s. WORTHINGTON, 1.08, _se7-1m ___Becretaiy and Treastirer. at pm On San a et ee ee appearing and that she had evidently put back | Adams was quickly on band and gave instruc-| _ (Sometime District Attorney of the United siates), HOxy, scwoor Le WITH PORT. 10.45 0m. 100240 Seay: Smper ye tegematinm beret 6 ell natonished the natives who saw him | toward New York. Meantime the watchers con- | tions to have all the medical assistance available | turer on Leyal Bibliography and the Use of Au- etrfcal for seniors by Prof | Ahad 5 yt gang cs os oo eon winning for vo long thet the a rile. Last year the colonel was a cea- | cealed in the shadows about the hotel kept up | sent by a special train. WILLIAM F, MATTINGLY, cg. Dispousary ‘clinkes dally. by | Tock,” frog. Sinon Neweozab, Hon. Horatts King poten beconate pesado = ter of attraction, but be received more atteution | their vigilance, while Mr. Wilson, after sending | A complete list of the killed, as far as known, (of te Waahagton Bar Pe | 2m fs : of such “world beater” as Massachusetts once | 07 of attractiox i: dente Slee or oi ae S| toi Lestore! on Prectted Gommenial Low, lorvem demonstration Towa GAVEL, BpRTICE TNSTETT; had was hardly lese than ludicrous. They were | (uring the past two weeks than he Sat eee ie ee ee ae so igo The Hon. WILT TAM EDGAR STMONDS, A. M..LL.B. |, Dental clinics. by Prof. Pay 2. 1207 10th st new Papi hots and decwed themselves invincible, | Neither the Jerseymen nor Pennsylvanians | be sont down on an extra train, the fre| 8. J. Sullivan, aged fifty years, a pawnbroker Mites bees Coen pae eae + | Leg "Lofton, Joknagn ahd Srl 177 Toth ot pow. Pupils ed set how easily they fell down before noi | Could understand how he skirmished with but | buckets placed at bandy pointe on the plazzae, | of No. 12 Norman street, Boston, Brofessor of the Law of Patdhte hice clinics wili be held in the new and elorant : ntly erected and at 3 one arm, and when the colonel started out to bed sides tn and the watch arranged for the night was be-| Leon C. Raymond of Winchendon, brakeman Hon. ANDREW C. BRADLEY feat oo Sodan 2 ==) nm ot aly the frst regiment, but before the engineer | Tee's run all the eyesand glasses on the range | gun.” = i on the freight train. Associate Justice of the Supreiae Court of the Dix | are treated anuua ys nn ers nearly S000 vatiente OUT OF WASHINGTON, Thane tort Fi the often, qorthcast orn. ee : were directed toward him. On two occasions PROLESTS PROM LONG ISLAND. Jobn Hudson, aged fifty-one yeurs, of Water-| Lecturer on Criminal Law und on Crtzninal Pleading | at More ett Mill be awsinmed to duty tm vosrital | FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY 10 ONE | aN R Smita eee ee, A TREMENDOUS TUMRLE, seca | JOTHY officers endeavored to get rid of their} ho sale of Hire Island to the state for quar- | town, loaves a widow and eight children, ‘and Practice, TORWOGR INETITO aN ; | "T'ot she tet caninred instivetions ot earriats te abe | CHART PEGE S en rom hotels api rot It was avtremendons tumble, and the bruises | twenty cartridges faster than the colonel could, James Lane of East Watertown. WILLIAM G. JOHNSON, LL.M. q DANGTITUTE, BOARDING AND DAY a Te wderate wetipared with General Menacer. (au27) ¢ 7 ‘lagi og antine purposes created a great habbub among AM S30 BS By SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 1 5 th the Pacer in se See ee ee cn ri ake iiss peoela o6 dea havea of Walls aad Dabisice ‘ee a. eee Sudeeot Mord Court aud Froteamr of Legal Cate- : ‘t cea? * EN” | RMON axp mawvrtre ratrnoan _ tees? i. lany kindly inquirfes were made by of the towns y Miss Retia Files of Waltham. eticn. = = OPEN AND RECBEN POSTE! Sieted tn 0 soktbens’ content, Tie Gy of i | vorkers and Hew Jerseymas on W the physical | Long lead, who predict all. kinds of dire jammin Tuck, an old man of Waltham, died | |The exercises of thivechoa! willbe resumed in the | PNY Want, ni SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG RECRIVERS : - : " 3 2 ng F P Benj a ; AB es EY ag ig ceatrie t ; a ee eT aie hin eeteing | condition of Maj. J. M. Pollard, who for two | calamities asthe result of landing passcngers | on the way to Cambridge Hospital, Law Lecture Hall of 0 October 4. MISS EMMA PRENTISS, Principal. ive aud leave at Pecneyteant ee eae ite ee ret | years has had command of the brigade tom. | from vessels infected with cholera upon the | Miss Mergerie Adame of "Wathom, a watch | facia Hic Tock, wLen the facaity | stl bnevivnnte Paseen, In thie latter work the District neldiers excel, | ‘The New Jersey Rifte Association bad hitn on | beach. Saturday night after the news was re-| facto y employe, dicd yesterday at the hospital, | Wil: be pressnt to make announcement of the lecture ice | MRSS 2: KENNEDY ICL OPEN A FAM eee Ree end Warren and it was because of ‘their proficiency in that | its tist of range officers for the Sea Girt mecting, | ceived that Gov. Flower had given orders tobur | HT Mebrileld of Watertown, died a¢ his | COppeee tor the new echolastic year. a craduste ers. | ava SCH — Practical branch of marksmanship that Venn~| and there were frequent expressions of regret | the island, the board of health of the town of Phome, ce phuperior, ade at Lynchbare tor att Sylvania and «be interesting to Washingtom. | *t,the major’s non-appearance. Islip, in which Fire Island is, called @ mass! 4 brakeman kad been sent back to signal the | | Pruf. WM. G, JOUNSON. the jude, of the moot | PFeniand Ornish Frtaegival Sates suerte ta aahT ragiroee es Sor Sih Gamers orem hg sate i. _— To name one-half the Jersermen who were | meeting of citizens of the town to protest | freight, but the fog bid him. SFare reeieaedy the Tbale Fear, conduct quizting | " Beveath ssesion o | gra Danville System. Pallmen Sineper New York ar te know that Capt. Cush s team broke the . . ight, 6 Insoce composed of all studenta fu'the suderprad sae ’ g ork and = od peat rat bron ents, the average | COWteous in their behavior to the Washington | against the landing of passengers at any place coe — ¢) ent, that by bis catechetical anatysia the | Se0~hu jeshineton to Ath tine thence wit ‘mish teem r ragments. | cae Se € | contingent would be to print a roster of the pole stemgbecmnrberl pe may? as voun that | #000 troops, but it is only fair to mention the first regiment was 129 points ahead of the | Go¥- Abbett, ¢ reen. Gen. Spencer teachings of both lectures and text books may Be im- Pressed upon the memories of the pupiis. Seate tu the lecture ball will be astlzned to students according to their choice in the order of registration, within the town jurisdiction, Suffolk Hall, where the meeting was held, was crowded when Supervisor W. H. Young, the president of the | postac rancor Seat gecrat ced gee Gicorate boo armas Archduke Albert of Austria is seriously ill. EDY, Annapolis, M4. PF ACADEMY FOR BOYS, Bock Opens 8 Thirty minutes GOXZAGA COLLEGE, bs SEarpe und 201 pointe in front of the | G2. Howard, Col. Van Cleef, Col. A. R. Kuser, | board of health, called it to order. Tt clears the | ine od te aie et cegeeenaance 10 the sis Sopa or ates res tironrh train tor Prout Rayer seh Meta RY satone sharps an lorena Col Feiton, Col. Earley, Col. Owens, Col.| Speeches were made by many prominent resi- Webi you | sNerertsiorans Siting aeorinte ed toe larkass || “acess eka pbustiin'w/ £50 Bubbers ap ths walnaby a? ret ; 7 eae eee ee ae pinning score | Lutrel and Col. Gaunt. » They and many others | dents, who denounced the proposed ise of the clear tho stomyeh, | courses tn the undergraduate and wraduate depart. WEST ERT TOOT ACT AT Nae AND SOUTR. ee eee ezested themweives to meke the. visit of the | island, predicting great injury” to the property and bowels You | “eit ““"* sastus c. WELLING. President. | 7™* Henly t Funan Kleene Puin oa ayeroktn saa rv raga Washingtonians one of unruffed pleasure. | adjoining and the ruin of the oyster and fisi v fe te oe and runsto Atlante (1 " THE SKIRMISH SCORES. And they succeeded. ‘They bad betier stay | fadustrisn of the grest@aath bey, A committee Jour syetein "Ah | PHRSIGAL CCLTCHE FoR Derantar<Ts rom. Ales thor | Reever thruiei New Yort"ana Tae Stan has siready published the indi-| away from Washington. consisting of Supervisor Young, Justice Clerks choked up and | including ulinuet and parlor fencine. Graduating AM..D.D..Prowi vidual known distance scores of the local teams. ——_+_—_ Stodley O'Brien and Howell, Dr. W. A. Baker stagnant. That's | course? phgpicel cute, Mitty diploma and Hcense ME ‘The skirmish scores were not accesible until NEARLY A DISASTER, and J. 8. Gilbert, constituting a board of just tho time to | ieth st. “Send for physical culture catalugiie. 13 Saturday. ‘They will be found in the followi z = health, was appointed to go to Fire Island with contract disease, | _ sel cS Paid to the preparation of students forthe. 1vii servi | Ph pte srt ’ = ound i the following | yhe Servia Comes Near Running Down a| twenty Seputy constables to protest against the too. OLUMBI RVATORY OF MUSIC, 900 K | Cxatutnations ' blind or wee cach ati, that he | sent ASporro ntvrsroy Vessel In a Fog. use of the island for quarantine purposes an Put yourself in | st, nw, Plano, violin, voice. EDWIN HART, prapenucat tts Se ee tend the public sclio.ia are aduutited to 7 ’ is ance. e Canard steamer Servia, Capt. Dutton, | siboats late at night, arriving there in the with Dr. Pierce's | \yisa ALSTE, BOE | partments, expecially of Georgetown University. Baithnore, Ma. | $PA 28, Pm, Audis. das. iran Loa Sort from New York September 3 for Liverpool. ar-| morning. The deputies were placed on guard Pleasant Pellets | M ‘iuaresndcite wi licduiber seclicniacnaaties ninday. rane to and from Hersam one. > rived at Quecustown yesterday morning. The | whon President Charles G. Wilwon and Dr. | You won't have to have a stru; With | On and after Sertember tf — ° sore trains trom the Corp. & captain reports that 3 a.m. on the 6th instant, | Cyrus Edson of the New York board of health, | them, as you do with the ordinary You | *t ‘oo! rooms datly from 10 tol? em. sel2Sm*| anim Rev. CORNELIUS GILLESPIF, ie anie thee om. Jo. am ends See Be etn Mil i longtide 8 dogres west and while the | "ho bad come te, ‘nbvlon bye special tain] ont moto the "Midi aad. gentiy, but | HAFTESDUNY COLLEGE OF EXPRESSION, eign” SMHORTCIBAN Chat at, Prin | Rhine Be ; — : arnive t at 3 o'clock in the morn-| thot thoy cl nG ¥ ee os 31. JOHN'S COLLEGE. ANNAPOLIS, MB m oe, vivite ave vessel was going at a dead slow rate of speed | Arrived ina regulate the whole systent’ Sick or Bilious GQERSES “Vote devartuenta’ B ocuton, Craters | Wy uo | S™ 30h coLLnon. ANNAFOLIS ap, Brcecnerr Station: Pormayivanie hallroed,” Washtar, Ragineer corse— owing to the prevalence of a dense fog, the | “They were quickly surrounded by the dep-| Headaches, Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious | Physica’ Culture and Plilosop hy. Necessary at- | FS S00", 20. BOARDING abd DAY seh: excel ee PECTAL, ATIENT. "& ® S, Genes week: Mondays and. Fri- PERE Na Semeyyl Agent Passencer Dept 1 A. TURE. out suddenly espied the dim outlines of a | uties, who made demonstrations against D. 8. | Attacks, and all derangements of the liver, to Miss CLAUDIA STUART, Principal. veral ner Been Bo 2,,Mith privilews ox dally THE PREPATATION F CAN Prt. Wetheral’ sailing vessel jast ahead. The signal to revese | 8. Sammis, owner of Fire Island, making all —- bowels aro provented, relieved, ice and instruction if F ARSOLD WER DUATE-OF | Addresethe Preiicas THOMAS PELELE. D., Pap, | CueesPEARE AND ONTO RAILWAY Soret. Weave the steamer's engines was instantly given, and | Kinds of threats against him for selling it. ore heck liver ol Lacwe. ia beat which deat Aisa person for ve of Music. I jon im piano- | JV18>n sis SCHEDULE IN EFFFCT JUNE 14, 1902, Serwt. Dt key. ily chased bot: dia 4 oe so | Pf@sident Wilson informed Mr. Sammis that id Ap » purely ca duties and soctal trivinphe yf ie." — culture and theory of music." Al 13150 22 kp aap Tors) ine leave daily from Cuton Station (B and®), aa us quickly obeyed, but the two vessels were #0 | Gov Flower had authorized the purchase for | Vegetable, Rerfectly harmless, the smallest, DE SHAFIESBURY. 3150 wctinser iat: $150 Satttare wehbe —EL Corp. susstbe. close to ench other before their proximity was | $216,000, aud tha: he hada certified check for | easiest and best to take. Thoy're the cheap” | |, {hie liege fords s Qeautiin) and practical cone . rerartion et care Bae. endacanent anf newt omaplew ‘Sold Heats Bees discovered that it wns impossible to check even | $50,000 to pay as soon as the papers were| $s eureeinen 2 too, for they're guar. | ments, but no: for professional life, “Tris intended as J; reaty-thind yanc. Piva Ley a Woet fron Washingt yn Second regtment— the slight speed at which the steamer was run-’ co Lemp _ turn wes v . pstpsrd (uote paced money | 2 Snish to graduates f other chooks, oF 96 8s tenes to pura. BULLAUD, Director mayo-S SCKVILLE BOHOOL POR 40% Bane ees Sanam. Lovett te ain se tit Mi on Vogel president aon, a6 the representative y i "5 i ca. | forgotten or lected. . PUTNAM'S a oR BOYS AND YOUN ens September 15. For particnl: . with dining car. Pullman’. finest Dat — “icaais ing at the timo before thes had come together | Tieaith Oftcer Jenkins, all the fuente and most | i Plan peculiar to Dr. Pierce's medicines saraapectal brivis to thowe who enrout in the | M nen wit seoren Septenter se Ines Hensal eee LUCY. "REM Mattimetgn to Sin foper, Twitanerotle Pl Be Tome in pt. Lewis, which sajied from Shields ou July | Of the servants having left during the after- entitiing thom to the frerdou of aie Star ties offered for puptis of all aves and grades. Best of : e re Day | Msparotie Tl hOe met, Lonis SIs tem, aes ; i reakfast the board of health and a hundre: school year. ‘Martyn College adv. 1453 Corcoran st | nen" OPENS SEPTEMBER 13: Fm od a nls Aunine cer Ps seckiaene the masernte seed At others from the mainland, the crowd, mostly Hemel Coluam of thle RAPID a es, explaining +. PROPHONIN | fotirers and prepare fo asin or college ‘the neh fresh dincngati at Syne erin ip the collision was rather slight. the hull of the beige mara ag lon Arter er NEW fall method, anay be seen ‘at ihe folleze.cr wali be | 2 a: eres af BAe weeks @N. Chany £95 Fallfoad and maal'tervice Ri ings Telistous; prompt | Loutevtile9.50 p. t., connecting in Union Dept *5¢ as abead " Phe | Using threats against the state, Mr. Sammis sent by mail for 30 cents. Ciass:w Legin October 3 season roopens Oct. 3; five monihs 816. privat RR GosES S. af tices of the Servis succeeded is bringing the | M4 evervbody concerned. “Coroner W.-H, tapi MR aheabury College of Expression, sown tee Sent | _sub-on aaa. sehen ce witiond” Wapssabore Senauton steamer to a fall stop in a very abort walle, aud + ee ey eee weelegm TT Wasningzon, D. SHEVILLE, B.C gHE, MA eile ear wed chet at PERO RIE once set abou © : - ; 3 . 2 — S13.an. ro toy | Sacctiey ot eae poten vodaastr setae ~ At 11 o'clock President Wilson met the board ay Olat Comistlan Genk Keone: [HE BERLIT? ScrInot. oF LANGUAGES, eit eit HS PUTTER. Gent Pessencer Agvet Fee swirart steed emule: donna br ta cabelas of health, explained all the circumstances of | AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS. Conservatoire, ‘will j 72 Uith's sn, 2 B*"th0re & ono atnoan. SS ¥ age by the collision and was | Of bh 2 § amar Hp olimited wamber of peations (Branches in the N and European ; ; or the purchase and the intended use of the island. NEW MANAGEMENT, Rg ota cities). Bend for in need of assistance. Servia remained on | {he purchase and the intended « rear {Qctober Sy at 1711 Hat. f =). end fe to © Srtehate tn oSeck Mer 32, 100, the spot for three hours, and after much difti- | 5UPervisor Young and Dr. Baker states 5 sedely N. A. JULY, P would ruin property and ‘industries, endanger | ,Comventently located on 4th st.. Central aye, and 34 ToRtENDs' SELECT SCHOOL, AN ELEMENTARY Taave Washington from staticn corner of New Sereey Jeulty, owing to the dense fog, was enabled to and ¢ a inctpal thoroughfares of the city: Sd sten-| Fant yi, webee ac hotne gAN, he NEARY raitens : Segoe ant | comuiunicate with theeaptain of the Undannted, | toe bea th ie eal purl of aranticton was | febieadtess ae seus cnartneg oy oTaRd, Cam | borne nen Sent Septamer ? a qegiens cap. Mamas who, much to the relief of those on board of the ove ry a i ntlemen. Lat Nee rooirs for conventions. | tinue withoat chee a oer nent 4 child may con MES. 3. on Tet cute sree ‘ resist | (ution cm ° tinue without change of school under the eublance of | NJ . ° Twenty-stxth ¥ bolea Timi press 11 5 Servia, reported that the ship bad not been | P#ramount to the state board and would ew Sunivary plumbing and electric lighting. perienced and tucroughly educated teachers who | ~ aye = * ¥ eveland, Marathon matches. The team | {imaged und that no assistance was required. | Ay attempt to land passengers. Cable address, “CORRE,” Cincinnati. Svoraze one to evury seventen childsen util guia TEACHER OF VOICE CULTURE F""21055) por youxo tapr aa did not go to Sea Girt with any idea that it held |“"An examination which was started on the LAWLEAS AND RECKLESS, THE A. G. CORE HOTEL CO., Proprietors. | Peinceton end the Mituncincetin: faster of hangs | And the note chain avetem of reading musie at sight. WINCHESTER, VASD EES For Winshegt tnt naruto & first mortgage on those trophies aud, conse- | Servia immediately after the collision revealed | The men from Islip and other point. on the] 4. G. CORRE, Pre-ident: D.C, SHEARS, Vice | nology and in atteudance are students preparing for MONDAY SEE eens, varth year ve aecrevtemnber 22, 1808, Ge Fortes Ni Dae Bennesivanic gotaway with he honora, Both | wolnct that the steamer bad also escaped un-| main shore decided to bid deflance both to the | Present and Maneger, CH. HARVEY, Secretary | otpercalisgce, |) To NDNA TO] MONDAY, SEPTLMBE are. mise fiom and Ph Pe aeerataloene’ 4 ee Oe ee ee, Soe | Ccmegee. 1, | bidding of Gov. Flower and the instructions of re purposes, has all modern npvovenieats and. imwe! | FTOWARD C AL DEPART. | * at _ Mie M GS, Principal. the New Jersey an oped —— went in to| ‘The impact of the two vessels was so slight tio dade Needle halls “Chey viento have | cay. gupplied with mays, reference books and with a chem- 4) ment—Deotal and departments | 1 QE. MARYLAND 1892. idierly tight with soldiers’ weapons, on ana pe IF . ‘They calabd physic ore. will ‘open October 1. 180: 5B. acrrcvt thi ouiece. pe How dean tee Seriad | ee et Oe omnes et Cee Sorin vhs | Co ciitiy lavildslas wall Gorersion. “As| Woare Une Instruction 1s adaptel to needs and c Th PURVIS. Secretar AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. At 4 the service | used the | New York, of cot he District was but eight were asleep at the time, were not aware that anything unusual had happened. Only a few post office, has Leen arrested by United States it grew dark men who had been concealed in anda regular system of signals was arranged. lepartment and the newspaper men greater bargain are the G. A. R, PILLOWS AT Sve. students and there ure spect ‘The students iu attendance huve a deserved ial advantaes to 41 VIS, Secretary, 1118 13th st MSs 4aly ©. Leavirr oF BOSTON. | Ore sist BENT. Ini ally hoalthy.” 6 mttes trom AGES, 906 ¥ BT. N- competent ‘ashingtou on Sitwation cinexcyption aud al, been cor Pull “Agricultural, Scientific. 5 # Remington and special ammuni-| of them were aroused from their slumbers by | the shadows of the ees eae Arsosr Ar Goxe: yon for zeal, (romans, refnenient ad for 4 1822 L ST. N.W. Busines a suikary Sours. Fall cores of Pied asylvanta used some of the service | the bustle of the crew as they hurriedly re- ° iif thes 2 Te ee cay a PIANO AND HARMOS ore, deruis, #140; Tuclaes books, teltcn, board, 4s and some of the special 'Spring-| sponded to the orders given by the officars, | Concealing their id Pickets were posted ies Woaiee Wace, application. Office hours from 10 acta. to 1s ane Wer oching. cota rent and heat. | Proverators denert- nn nb rh coral aime it rep epee . telus Bopternber Heulara“"'Addsoss REGISTRAR Morylapd Agel and fired only speci igh grade ammu- | Sever the passengers had curiosity enou; - t uitural Cofleme Cc Pa 4 ym. ‘Thus vas New York beaten at her own | to dress themselves and come on deck to de_| There wae no telling the Sole See WE HAVE ONLY oa * “THOS. W. SIDWELL, Principal. guttural College, College Park, Md. i10-eon” The fact thy rict and Jer-| cover the cause of the commotion, but their | thus engaged on the island. but there certainly 1,000 MORE OF THOSE UPHOLSTERED 1 ee MERSON INSTITUTE. NGoliectals tnetiepes for Se tates amd propare- fey held their own ut 500 ards | anxiety was soon allayed when they found that | Could not pave heen fewer than fifty, and the G. 4. B. COTS, WHICH WE WILL CLOSE AT Sonreno Artist and Teacher of Vocal Music, St Ge 1s ot, ‘school for iittie girls, showed that tho didference between bevtseeh | there was not the slightest danger to be feared. my eee the comes an ag ementae oP ides ‘ONE TEN (€1.10) to make room se10-3w* W522 Q st new. Mr. CHAS. B. YOUNG, syttcoom —_‘“PMBIR'F"O.s neat Baltimore, 4. pecial” am 2 was not serious atthose| The fog continued for two days and the hs % ‘ FOR FALL STOCK ISS PA) ILL REOPEN HER SCHOOL AND | yy, incipal. ‘OUNT HOLLY (N. J.) ACADE! OR BOYS, ity showed itself unmis-| steamer had to proceed very slowly and cau-| fellows had already been afforded President Sepia Mina Eircticn September 15, at 1407 ist stroct, | NUL reopen, for the admission and ciasiiication ot | M{Gfeutuful, belptul,, homelthe Rawcoton e "There the “special” stuff | tiously. LES Ca 5,000 went at $1.25 and Special attention to advanced serocee_ | Tore eal posta. gotmember ZA. Prepares for alithe | fx opens ope 1k Ger S's. COE ae the service ammuni- - eee Graper sprog hand pede reget aipeley 1.10 WASTED -4 YOUNG Lavy wocLD Tike 70 | ‘le “Oo jools, West Point and Aunap- | (Princeton), Principal. 3711-20308 tion weake: 4 of powder. the| CHARGED WITH MAIL ROBBING. jm found Reap bets in ohare ia $s . teach a few smali chi for two cr thres hour | One of the teachers is to constant attendance at the | GT. GEORGE'S HALL FOR ST. GEORGES the charge and the weight of the “ of the ramehackle hotel. whieh if lighted |, snout actual cont. Don't dalay. an they wit go tae | fash Sa ituer at toels own fone or they coming fo | eebesl dine, wigye caeTagaes aad at arena | SE Baltimore, Ma. Prot f'€ Winsar Ae fre que to hold ele | Arrest of Holand A. Hewitt of Atlantic | would have destroved the building in a very WILDFIRE” peas Lt Ed) Sa ____suly3m_ | principal: college or 57th year opens Sor the meu who composed the District team city. short time, for, being old and dry. it would | oa wewill mate no more. This ls MANUFAC- STENGQKAPHY, TYPEWRITING OR RAPID DIC. | (OLUMBIA COLLEGE OF comMEncE, fort end reanouable toraas histest reterstare choi ape elles ~ Roland A. Hewitt, chiet clerk of the distrib- | fe "men ‘wan fully ‘understood Mr. Wilson Sigma otedss Pea Peed aetuaton now. EVENING | cra CaNeR AM CE Bia. | F{OME SOROOL FOR DOYS FROM ® TO 10 eo “be, tre Sst | uting department in the Atlantic City, N. J romptly divided his associates of tho health | »,7B¢, unedusted run on cots has only been Seed | ea Ce Een SIBC OCW. | | Toten to nee the. vhonowrane: aad typewriier: che put Por further “papdcdare” Uadrens Spt ts - e yy. N. Je, a fokest no : B lth | by the sale of those Prime Feather Pillows at $1 and a — | Sourse. BI "Snorthand. dicted stent | BOSWELL. Palle Church! Var 400 Sint that by next year the brigade | | ScH0or oF La: the phonograph, Tadivitag isstrgetion | a * ders and x can AND ew Yorkat the finish. It is | Postal Inspector D. Griggs, charged with rob- | watches of six men each, who would patrol the | Everything in lots to eul by experienced’ feporters Thorough inet aes 901 AxD ving the mails. During the season the post | Pullding throughout the night, each watch do-|' YOU NWED Crockery, Glas Ware, Cutlery, Purni-| .grinpa fro, {.,D, uillant B.A. Paris. | the Basia uaintes aud ott Sortie wasrese Tae ea ‘i he equipped so aa to be on more ‘ ing duty three hours at a stretch. Even Pres- | ture generally, but we know how it is ourselves. You | tution (England). juthor of Gailiard’s new and criei. | (Cyl Fates for summer months "Send for catalogue. Sezai President, nearly even terms with New York and Penn- | Me officials have received a great many com- | jgent Wilson stood bis turn, and when this | want Bal method, the Only one decorated by the milnister ct a sylvania than it now is. plaints from residents and visitors regarding | arrangement was effected ail hands felt more EVERYTHING CHEAP, public inetruction, nd indorsed by/" Docteura.en Sar; ‘credarted ribo, ELLIO0FT CIty. MP. ; diab Grain ced Gide alban the loss of special delivery letters, but the cause | comfortable. Pept ‘and America, See circulars. nee: ein | Mz. Venxox Semrxanr, en aoe Commarea . é ee 5 ii New York swooped down on Sea Girt last Fri-| © their disappearance was mystery. Special SULLIVAN AGAIN AT HOME. We have cut the prices on everything in stock for more | Jf #DICAL DEPARTMENT CORNER x oxen Beat for prospeotan “BRT 3 day morning im what seomed to be overwhelm- | detectives were detailed to ascertain, if possi- Se ay) DENTAL DEPARTMENT aCe, pies rar ANDREW Sil we POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. es | ble, z ji e1 NE REASON, ~ 3) at > MONT- fu force Leake ated a few Loews later in af a who was systematically robbing | A Crowd of on Prt aa Neboedaed oi) | MN) Ce eel ed ES, conuusraY Sivanerry, WASHINGTON, D.o., $200. dn a Se nowt unosteutatious manner, wn, a year - * Vv! LET LIV! sof tt P a ago, New York won the Hilton trophy trom the | _ Hewitt has been connected with the depart-| John L. Sullivan arrived at the Grand Cen-| the pisco “1V# AND LET LIVE. ue opening exetciere of the, Seyenty fret Annual BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL S Sey my $2 poe Pe District of Columbia some of the New York pa- | — — — and —— meow’ ~ con- | tral depot in New York yesterday afternoon on Scare ul eres oe ocropen 3, 3 y Bee _—- as eee co uuie extienkaane | fidence postmasters under whom > 4 i : . tira Piste dene fea tochereexsborasty fg |torved. The method of detecting the thet | ‘ee Cbiengoand Saraiogs wpecial, The train) Bacaos Funxrrone Exonaxon, Ee OES, Fon rouxo Lapis axprirrizarmia | cides Forde ang the victors. said that the Washingtous suiked | ¥¢t¢ by the usual decoy letters, and Inspector | ¥#* due at 2:10 p.m., but, owing to» sinash up 314 9TH ST. N. W. The Introductory adareee in ine ‘will be de- | Eighteenth year opens OCTOBER 4, 1802. Teteph eed Se” om oe ani took ‘eis doae of defeat with wry face, | GTIgER sates that the evidence isso convincing | of several freight trains at Catakil, was de-|' Mako no mistake in the place, None lag bas goods | lWvered br frat. BW, Frentinn MP. tag Re ag: | Tuentownt 70 i ETE TRIN, How wavit this ven? When it because appa, | that there is no doubt of the prisoner's quilt, | layed. Several hundred persons gathered at | *#cheap. suleim Pyoteealon aid public are’ reepect/uliyiuvited 2 ee x NoRrOoLk inp wisernoToxsTeaumoutoo nssivmiia bad won both of the big) 1.00% that he will be able to establish hig ines | tH depot several hours before the scheduled “The terule begin on ene DAILY LIKE BETWEEN WASHINGTON. D. a. eis” alt aif wt any wana | ence, le wor ten Camden, mere ni i of avira and patiently write the m1 O. oasrem 1g EES, ARE 2 2g |_ stmt, remmerseatr,prct ton LADIES’ GOODS. YouTouss Monnor wt other than that caused by the clanking sword | b¢ held for a hearing before United States Com-| ing of the ex-champion. When the medical and dental ts, extending over seven | Special advantages in Literature, Modern Languages | JoINE iD tal J Sich novel” scouad im company wlth Brig | mitaioner James Cassidy. Hewitt isthe young | special pulled into the depot the ery went up EPPS'S COCOA. eae sd aoa Fiteecines Preach: Fae ree tron Pane ORTOLE, Whe Get Wlitlork, the New York inspector genersi | 282, who recently mado a triy to Daltimore and | ‘Here he comes,” and when Sullivan stepped sslical Bclloge, GaTharsian, SakemtehSAt fa {8g | ane : ‘The new and powertal I 4 of yractice. There were many first-class | Washington on a bicycle. has many friends | trom the car a cheer went up that reassured BREAKFAST. ba ‘lave and es to clinical instruc-| °F “CUlars apply to the principal, ‘im “ia WASHINGTON AD NORFOLK. SOUTHBOUND. fell that New Jork team and they frater- | in both cities. the pugilist and showed he still held » Po igh Gores CREA ; “ker at 7pm ot nized lovingly with the D. C. before the SES eect mec warm spot in the affections of many. Pl} Mra ELIZABETH J. ROWERS. x ‘ft, Gi ‘ we AS matches, but they tind it very difficult to swal- & Wendemee on Mr. Fock. Sullivan agreeably disappointed the crowd in Ries ae ae a are ponte low the meticine they wanted the District to| Norton C. Chase of Albany bas served Chas. | that he was sober. He was neatly clad in » dark 500. | + = take with a «mi F. Peck, commissioner of the New York bureau | gray suit and wore a black derby hat. With Ja THO n y RORTEBOUND. SOT TLE SPOTTERS WERE THERE. of labor statistics, with an order granted by | the exception of a scar on tho of his a be Some of the ia marksmen tried to work ina little sharp practice im the regi-| mental match. Each competitor was limited Pennsyh Judge Edwards, at Hudson, requiring him to show cause before Judge Fursman, at Kingston, today why a writ of mandamus should not issue 4 BERETS Geet & Reale STS eale at 513, 619, 1351 and 1621 Penney to twenty rounds of ammunition for each | skirmish run, but as misses are easily possible | and as by the Jersey rules only the lowest shots are deducted when there are more than twenty bits on the target twoor three of the sixteenth’s ‘team pat a few extra cartridges in their pockets, where the inspecting officer's eye could. not rate They were not then aware that the boy ‘ie teams had s corps of spotters at wor! men who st at the 600 yards firing point directing him and his assistants to diligently the files and papers and records in his office which include the returns made by mani facturing establishments in the city of N York, on which Mr. Peck’s recent tariff report was based, and make and furnish said petitioner & transcript therefrom, such transcript to in- clude the names and addresses of the corpora- tons who made such returns. M= sous F cawnence, ‘Teacher of Piano. o08-12t 1782 K st. n.w. Sullivan, it is clai imed, has not been drinking whisky for several it confining himself counted the number of shots fired by each man. Nominated After a Long Deadlock. sre as The passengers on When cach ran was completed the adverse re- train describe bis conduct as admirable, 1, if there was any, was made ! sympathy were port, if th Jo the senge and officer. But for the “spotters” Pennsyly: a he feels keenly. would bave had « score of 1,345 instead of past, and if he has 1,336. Two New Jersey teams also broke future he ie loth to talk through the regulations and lost, one five, the other ten points. ORN, WINGATE ON SKIRMISH FIRING. a wild , eine: “You Washington guardsmen skirmish ad- James Fisher of Durand, mirably,” said Gen. Wingate, president of the | bony = sree: maar National Rife Association, to a District officer | from one of at Sea Girt. “It is work,” the | ‘body. general continued, “for it is the true soldieriy . ‘ # §