Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1895, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JULY 1895-TWENTY PAGES. = SUMMER RESORTS. ASBURY PARK, N. J. WEST END HOTEL. nd leading hotel of Asbury Park; 20th 400; directiy on Leach; cuisine J. 3. RIPLEY, Prop. SUMMER RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY. SUMMER RESORTS. SEASIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. SUMMER RESORTS. IN THE MOUNTAINS. OCEAN SHORE PARK HOTEL. tle ocean-18 miles from fol occan feaort wiil be cpened for Large urd pleasant rooms, Soo exeelleat. (Terms moderate. For rates address CHAS. H. JOHNSTO’ «f guess on July e-peein! attractions ing. {1 AVE, NEAR THE ; 1.50 to $2 per day; MICHENER & CUSTER. AGINAW INN, ‘The cuisine and ASBURY PARK, N. THE LEADLEY. Enlarged. Newly equipped. One Mock from | 4e27-2 * che Vi aay e: P| 2 = aera PATADS' COTT CITY PL ATLANTIC CITY, Ocean cut of Connecticut ave, | Ocean. “Address PRONST & LEADLEY. jel CONGRESS HALL, OCEAN MD., Witt, | Sra. from Kelay. stats Newly farusucd throughout. AM uodern conve: AVLANTA HOTEL, 4 July 1, 1895, under E aja KR. For: tert Bleaces, mexcclied E Asoury Park, N. J: ment; terns, $19 (0 $12 pe apply DR AHARINE MeCUNE, “er DECCHE othe ocenn, “Open June 1. WELL, Proprietor. Jeane | TS oka Pau et, Ve ae a JeT-1n M. APPLEGATE. Propr. WALAUT POINT SUMMER RESORT OVESS JULY | “ror Munagement; ex SEX, VEE CAPE MAY, N. J. Good boating, bathing, fishing, crab ne oA structure; wave table first-class” Address" W. P-COWART 0 tect, aiaite sear fine cottage for rent. ma ee CAPE M&Y, NEW JERSEY. art, Va. ES LA&hE HOFEL CO., Mountain Lake miglied HPO! | One of America’s inmost faxbionable watert mEnHOES SISLANDS ADD : places. Finest beach fm ihe world. Unsurpasse . 3 June -50 per day; $8| HILL TOP HOGSE, HARPER'S PERKY, V = e ee ne ee ee ere ou De degrees x. ld sailing, bathing, crab- |X 21 preezy point, First-class table Lee eine Pati sone na copter tian ochee sorts itnta 40) “miten “Deep Meh Baling austecauded aneing. Take | gtd beds One aud ole-btle hours’ from Wash- sod boa, large gardeu; a 3 - Os hous bs Ree nes ee "A Magnificent boulevard 3 aa tioae Potou we or Arrowsmith, all of! irgton. ‘Telegraph office in house. T. 8S. LOVETT. tree. my 15 THe wixcrier, which stop at Adams’ wharf. for sailing hours, Ad George's Island, St. \ See Evening Star ress. Adains Bros., St. county, Md.jei9-Im¢* Forty hotels; 3,000 cottazes. Reached by Pena: sylvania end’ Baltimore and Oblo raflroads. W. VA., MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE, IN Atlantic City, N. J. J ovine 2 dileptente large roors vod, board; saddle ‘anib| ean * tern r. iy jorsex; bowling’ alles nis grounds; Near the bead =. Terms reasonable. The Windsor, Cape. May, reasonable tates. Je Ae LANTZ, Lioprictor. i a Directly on Beach. myl4-: R, HALPIN. STAR VILLA, CAPE MAY, N. J., NOW OPEN. Directly on the beach. Liberal terms for families for the geason, Hygeia Hotel, Oid Point Comfort, Va. avenice. sal : $2 per day. Special HOPRINS & HOPKINS. Je2t-26t END OF PENNSYLVANIA m316-4mo TRY Tub SUMMIT HOUSE; taln region; highest point’ in Harp. ¥ abundant PF. L, RICHARDSON. -LBERON, CAPE MAY, N. J. Unrivaled as a health and pleasure resort. In-| Va.; spxclous lawns; F. W. LEHMAN & CO. ‘ew pavilion adjoining; Close to beach; oppo- ‘i June 1 Send for eireulars and terms. | = a <= site Congress Liail. vigorating ocean breezes, full of life-giying ozone. J. BAKER, Clerk. my23-3n* jsl-tn J._R. WILSON. FLORAL VILTA. Cape May Point, N. J. Rerched by steamer or ral. ‘The coolest’ resort ou the coast. Ocean and bay. Bathing. Trolley © and Gcorgia aves. Terms §7 to _Mrs, C. T. BUZBY of Balto., Prop's. A HOGEL New plumbing, perfect drainage and all the com- forts of the modern home. AURORA, W. Va. On top of the Alleghanles—where cool breezes blow ALWAYS. An {deal family resort. Bowllng And Leach, Atlantic City, No J. otra: 3 Goontey lanlisesside, ccinbiced 1je2e Swe Send for descriptive pamphlet. alley, tennle an croguet, jerounds, eine a or cere err my28-eo3m F. N. PIKE, Manager. Luge, airy rooms. Excellent tab Moderate » Sept. jed_ on ti ct Pele} Several desirable Open June 22 to Sept. 16. Situated on the beach rates. Telephone connections. Service of the highest a e only - rooms still unengaged. Apply at Rooms 157-158 ighest Stnudard. The only house SPRINGS engags undoubtedly the finest l employing a c of Freveh walters. de aa Jol N TRACY & CO. J. uM. SHAFFER, Aurora, W. Va. tion, idern appointment, including eleva- 3 oe MOUNTAIN TERRACE, Sa EE 5 tor; het aod cold ses - baths in house; per- | THE LREXTON. a Berkeley oh LOOK oop. BR eee SR oN feet_servies. RICHARD BEW jelyzet Ocean avenue, Cape May. | Near the beach, Terms reasonable. Ap] poss ie Lovett, ‘rope Bon ee 2 eee eee eT ERS, ees “ S| _ table first-cluss, Rates, $6. my8-4m CONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY—THIS POPULAR Eu ESSICH Buena Vista Spring Hotel, Franklin Co., Pa. Western Maryland R. R. bland Leke, Pa. In the cool, dry snd bracing air of the Alle- ehantes. Write for descriptive matter. Jel4-lin etel “opens June 29. New hydranlle elevato Derfcct sanitary arrangements: rates from $2.50 day uy week and upward, ac- fkording to.'location of rooms. Apply P. H.'S. | piue ; tmosphere; 1,500 | WHITE COTT u S FERRY, W. VA. KE, Normandie, elty, or L. B. CARE, Cape Meee ee eee eee cat yinwi ont Wis Sheuiunoal’ civer: (Oyen) 05 te Jei2-2m_ | fect elevation. Capacity, 500 guests, AN modera| foard (adults), Send lor cireubar and. terms. N HOTEL IN AMERICA CAN | conveniences. Elevators, private baths, very, 2-2at® Wal. H. “BELL, “Yrop. THE STOCKTON HOTEL," Cape} pathing pool, abundant water supply. Terms THE Mor TO"SE, and appoint- n3 Monday, July i, 1895, 5 ; - ce Yr. ues foe dune, For and popular usaxement. European | Moderate. Open till October 1. B. & O. and | on top of the All mountains, main Ine plan. $1 per day and up; sAmerican. $8 and up. Penna. R. R. connect with Western Maryland Te. Pema- 2. milles east of ~ DW'D RK. CAKE, Manager. HORACE M.CAKE.| R. at Ballimore und Hagerstown, Md. Address . W. M. REAMER, Manager, VILLA, CAPE MAY. Nearest Fonse to the beach, Open June 1. ecoml season under the same management. F. HALLENRE .ONTAL, CAPE MAY, N.J.—NEW HOTEL; incdern appointments: full ocean view and close Buena Vista Spring P. O., my22-3m¢* Washington Co., Md. Bedford Springs Hotel, BEDFORD, PA., moderate, ~ BRYANT. The Rudoiph. Delightful location. and water. “Appoln Write for efreuiats. 400, to beach; large playzas, THE C. BAD OF AMERICA. ‘ my17-2m9 W. H. & ©. 8, CHURCH. This pepular Sumer Resort will open with in- Ta. = = creased attractions for the season of 1 nd cafe attached. SPRING LAKE, N. J. DAY. June For terms ond hookle: tion apply Bia* a. ALSIP, SPRING LAKE, N. J. = JORDAN WHITE SULPHUI Z Wilburton-by-the-Sea. SE vedetlok county, V BROOKSIDE, New elevator and other improvements. Opens Open JUNE 1 % Altitude, 2,100 foot. June 1 for the season. provements. Capacity, Ton minut ideal ly resort. jel-ter LITCHWoRTH. from I R. station to boi Write for pampitet is, bow be Mards and sw! = = 20-: 1 ‘, roy ached. SPRING LAK J, SS — — THE CARL o> 3 nc Xy Oren June 1 ah apwutacate tetera | Rock Enon Springs,Va. Jel tu,thugs2m S. E. SIMON, A lovely mountain resort; cool and (ry; 614 THE 4] hosrs from) Washingter in, THE ALLAME. irectly on the beach, Opens Jui jnountalns, near Win for every troub! ning pool: stem hex Vv The “Ingleside,” ger elevator; § table , ss 3 large Randoiph, Monty ian AS ae parlor nod music room; ‘fre band; good lve g LAND, AKE, NJ. “THE Ut otel accommuniites 260} terms moderate. FE York “avente near month Hou 0 now open, For illustrated circulars und terus Atlantic City, N. ; large recins; handsemely furnishee apply to A. PRATT, Kent cuisine; spectal ‘ates to feinilies who “2m on Springs, Va. remain three’ weeks or longer. 288 aNNOR: =e = vy, SHANNONDALE SPRIN Atisutte rety muyiS Say SLs es ees s On the Sh ah River, ealedes, Including passenger clevator to. strect ane re ive miles from Ch Open, June jotel is siti Tevel, Fuit’ view of ocean’ frou all OCKAN GROVE, N. J. . Pio borting, ts SU areas tits eral. For circulars “ap has excellent The El Dorado. Charlestown, We Vac from” malart Broadway, fronting Fletcher Lake and the sea. hot and ‘cok 1h re Mrs. A. LOOMIS. MONE OU MAJESTIC, OCEAN GROVE, N. Northern Central coun 500 feet above tide tion of Pennsylvania . 3. HoieL kovar, a a a ect durcau yon tie: beach nei mivantala wir. the eaoraeh slunscue Hotel Takoma, Neeketeiec Man sreadauar: | gieetrie elevator. Elrctric Mghts and) bells tn | eee seer Sarg atdeni covene North Takoria, Dit . rates apd {nfortiation’ apply ex Gio BRL June 95, "| Bor rates address II. HINCKLEY, Fropzietor, Min: | _ Je25-1m SN Hotel Johnson, until dene ising unsurpassed. Will open June 25. Recua, Bradford county, Penn. my ee TB. HUNTER | GLENCOE SPRINGS HOTEL, the hills; at R. i. station minutes from Wa: JUNE 2 THE Ani Conmodions build! ‘Tho leading hotel at ‘one hour and Yorty shaded porches and ean Grove, N. J.; cuisine Situation unsury HOTEL WARWIC Q ons’ 2 oder : nna jAtlaation € 3. 200 tes and service first-class; fine orchestra. Special] Jawns: gas lighted Cosets te | Extensive and sil Moder hay et Newly, fitted and Saeaiamed rates for Jane. the house; pure mut er (no me | _Se1S-tm MELAS, of J... Prope 31 MW. TRUITT, | _Jel5-eolm ©. H. MILLAR. or deleterious miner: ‘to suit the times. | = es ———s ee eS eee Serd-ni.w&sim GRAHAM, Prop. UNDERTAKER oneeticut aves., Atlantle City, Ocean Grove, N. J. One minute from Auditorium; zeae oes service. Ie JAX C. LUKAS, Propr. Yhres minutes from oveun;, popular rates. Je13-2m _PRENTISS, TED CARROLLTON CEA. Prop. Virginia Hot Springs; 5 Warm Sulphur Springs, HN WILSON. W.R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer 940 F SEVOORT, Vorv int ave. Stlantie Clty, N.J.; $1.50 $8 to $12 week. Street Northwi City, 4 Melrose=Inn-on=the- Bea ber aren N. J. OPEN JU 5. SEASIDE-NEW ENGLAND. HOURS FROM WASHINGTON. BF. NORRIS. COAST. Healing Springs, rctclasa and, o the mont ephore . SHO. jul-tr ts avenue, Atlantic 2,400 to 2,600 feet elevation tn the Great Warm 2 = uit modernized. sat Briganth Springs Valley. Reuched by the == = = Y Z Poly tol &. P EB AND UUIO RAILWAY, SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Most complete bathing establishment and pleasure resort iu Amerfea. Delightful climate and. nag niflcent mountaly surroundings. Baths from Mowing hot springs, which rank with the most eflective and eh thermal waters iu the x upleted June 1. NORWOOD HEt Hus the tesi, coblest. NATORIAL myit FAMILIE “A SUMMER AT SE. 23 ZA i Swimming pools of Be BLOCK ISLAND R. I. Path in tie work Hote wed erawes: atriott | tonors ‘That Have Dexrended From pone CON an WOT omnes lan sally “resort, Father to Son and Farther. : including Hot and’ cold sea water us From the New York ne Had be : Hot Sprin: “In this country, where distinction is THE LENS = - ee GES won by individual an by Ee Tiptive books, &e., add wealth or birth, ng fact i Preston Hot Springs, Bath co that in all legislative history only five in- " . ay and Wa Springs, Bath count ete UNE TT UE ‘A.M. fasager, Healing Springs, Bath | stances occur where the honor of county, jenate -has di on tickets#and sleeping car reservations: ftrém Ex: at Chesapeake and Ohio offices, 513 und 1421 in the s me sylvanta ave. oe aps3m_ | generation, id Attorney Gene 7 . W. CULLI & ten of New Jersey, ome time ago, ARDS oprictors, ce. 2 ics: ont rencrs and) "Wa # ney Once. of the death of the late Senator Colqu: fully and arren of Georgia. i 7 Following up the suggestion In thes White Suivhr Springs, | pei nny facts were br ircinia. not generally known, but inter as Minot dk Ge ces cae 2 theless, to an explorer of the b Hever ee Sits tber woath, ory. The families thus hon by Sear rd for pri n, $40; tio persons In one room, $70; r fellow-citizens are syards of bathing gpeclal rates to parties of three or ‘The ol ore. - ania, ulted States. aware, the Camero: the Colquitts of Georg huysens and Stecktons of ater front bearding), Deauttfal mngst t= | opis Gott Natl With the Stocktons, the deseont has been wig Tat teachly ge pinco, dn each ci \culsing (Bret clases 0) ornate longest and most Richard Stock‘on — Liquors Fold; -S mina tes: pom cine rf. | distance from Balt! was a member of the Continen ‘olonial Beach. Jel7-Im White, red and Address PROPRIETOR, ; ARE » chalybeate and MILLER’S WHARP, Sinith’s Crete, ght ere) Banely bive sulphur, alum, iron, arseul Uthia. On top of the “Three Top Range’ of the Musa- gress, and while so serving signed mortal Decl: x ed in the Un ef Michigan and ‘All conventenc ntle City, m heat. SLAND. sa hee St. Mary's county, Ma. z til 1798; cL WELLING . , e oF Bo mitten chain of mountains. until, 1796; Auaatle Clty, Ding, ete. Reautifal scenery lent No mosqnitoes, = my21-3m ed in like cap 7 . Ae ee nee ee uv. S mul both by si ~ — = and his great-grandson, Joh SSS | Stor ate, sun reat Monterey Springs Hotel, | row ate: Tord, $1 per SUMMIT OF TH TE MDGE MOUNTAINS, PA The ¥ r to son. ‘i BIS Weel r Richard Beach Haven, Now Open: Send for new illustrated book of Ey I lames 2 H. : open f Write for deseript! OR, BLO. Blue I eside and 1 terms. toe CUSTER, KNOWN 1 Salt wate With the olfice has ¢ nded from fat ‘cable indecd has of these five familie AAN in House. syue of the rT som’ pase their t é i ; ° i names Te of on Ww: ahi find two r ackton de: . for Geean » PA Ma., i URY PARk, nd R | folio of t th City, polms THE the vice 2, RRATTL nid Heights Inn & Cottages AL ¥. . MOUNT Ine Pine Main et m which t don the great SUBURBAN NEWS ANACOSTIA. One of the most remarkable accidents, the particulars of which have just come to light, occurred about three miles south of Anacostia Thursday evening. A colored man named William Bewie and his wife, who live in Washington, had gone to visit some friends in that neighborhood, and dur- ing the Gay the entire party, it is said, arank considerably of liquor.At night it was determined to have an exhibition of ftre- works. but none of those. present were in any conditio# to handle them. Several tried, however, to do so, and were badly burned. After this had gone on for several hours, Bowie produced a Jarge revolver and began firing it off. Only a few shots had been Gischarged, however, when the chamber of the weapon became disarranged, and the pistol was prematurely discharged, the 1 passing through Bowle’s hand, and, strange as it may seem, passed through his wife's upper lip, although she was standing some distance away, knocked out elght of her teeth, split her tongue for a third of its length, after which she swallowed the bullet. Dr. Ty D. Mudd of Anacostia, who was sent for, rendered surgical aid, efter Which the injured parties were taken home. Bowie is able to be about again, but his wife is in a serious condition. Mrs. W. G. Davenport, who ts taking a great deal of interest in making the Salt Water Home fer Children at Colonial each a success, and has spent much time there recently, was at her home in Ana- ccstia for a few days this week, but has again gone to Colonial Beach. Mrs. Daven- Port says: “The home has already been of much service to the poor children for whose Tenefit it was intended, but the lady man- agers are much cramped for many neces- sary articles. The buildings are still in en unfinished state. Tne smaller one has been made comfortable, and is occupied. The other is being rapidly covered in, and in two or three weeks can be filled, as it probably will be, with happy children and their worn out mothers. Mrs. Davenport says further: “If every citizen would send the ladies the price of one cigar, the home would not want for support, and a great blessing would be conferred on those who need. Two faithful nurses, who have had long experience. have heen secured.” ‘The semi-annual installation of officers of Mineola Tribe, No. 14, Improved Order of Red Men of Anacostia, took place last night, at Masonie Hail, and was conducted ‘at Sachem Jam E. Dement of The list was as follow jachem, Thomas Gibbons; senior sagamore, W. Joré junior sagamore, Benjamin F. Havenner; collector of wampun, D._T. N. n! chief of records, W. S. Dodge; Keeper of wampun, Hinwood; prophet, Andrew Telling; trustees, H. W. Eno, W. H. Rose and J. A. Williamson. —— BRIGHT WOOD. uly eve the Hotel Takoma another of its delightful dances in piiment to its The porches were beautifully illuminated with Japanese and the ettrance patriotically jecorated with the stars and Stripes. The Ment, and it was pronounced the merriest of all this season's dances. Among th prgsent were Representative Fourth of and Mrs. L er, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Carusi, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Gilbert, Dr. and Mrs. Fowle, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wedderburne, Mr. and Mrs. Secbode, Mr. and Mrs. Newman, Misses Mira Noyes, Josephine Jones, Wil- son, Darrell, Agnes Bryant, Miss Startz- men of Ballimcre tcher of Indianapolls, Misses Ethel Norris, Helen Solway, Stone, Lay, Lydia Brawner, Nellie Darling, isable Johnson, Stella Bennett, Ginesi, Genevieve McDonald, Josephine and Harriet Dougia Higgins, Brown, Ball, Gertrude MeCuliough, Messrs. Warren Smi Mills, Stockard, Lomstreet, Ander- son, Ford, Hermann Poesche, A. B. Daw- § Page, Enos Keyes, . Lay, Herbert Oliver, Louis Darrell, Fletcher, Catlin, O'Connor, W. Wright, Wm. Boag rles Felter has gone to Pittsburg, U spend the balance of the sister, who has been visiting . Cox, has gone to New Buena Vista” has returned from to Miss Blanche Brown of George ursday the rn, buy very high when the being a st_year, ut $10. of Flint street has visit with relatiy e sold for ie Brow: ee Wee re th in Virginia. Miss Irene Forrest of Georgetown is the guest of . L. P, Shoemaker at rightws to Phila firew Hills rks on the F th piente parties, 1 ried koma guests w attractive conc e dining room by the w: A maeniticent disy ved out on the spaci. *k the dancing be s into the wee hours before the last strains of mu: rn entertained with a mos nin the lar Sees BROOKLAND. Judge Anderson and Mr. B. May have been elected deavens of the Queenstown ptist Chu: Tomorrow night after the service delegates for the Baptist Young People’s Union, to be held in Baltimore on the 18th instant, will be chosen, irned from ummoned by the death of her father, Judge Adams. Mrs. Juan Li with her Miss Jose- phine Blake, her has gone to Indian- the death of, her hus- Johnson, sr. has with him am Goodloe of d the sum- act Mm po a toy es injury Holt ght, is ton th falling do: still suffe tises on her low! alted in painful ulc is limbs tiers. Mr. Willis street endeay- ered to con the nt request of the N rm Suburban Citizens’ Asso- lent cut the weeds w confined to olen head and about Y Brown is, however, much better MacMurphy of Washington is tox Mrs. ay. M. visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Her- mian Radtke of Green Vale. The patriotic concert and lawn party, given Wednesday evening by the ladies of St. Barnabas Mission, was a great success, and realized a neat sum for the support of the mission work. Langden was deserted on the Fourth, most of the inhabitants spending the day at Bay Ridge. At the last meeting of Langdon Lodge of Odd Fellows there was present a visiting delegation front Harmony Lodge of Wash- ton, accompanied by Grand Representa- tive Allon and Deputy Grand Master Rich- ard Sorrell. The following officers were in- stalled by the deputy grand master: B. Dek. Sampsell, noble grand; Benjamin F. Edwards, vice grand; J. G. Durfey, perma- nent secretary; A. S. Gelger, recording sec- retary; Orville T. Putnam, treasurer; Wil- Ham B. Page, warden; Charles Harper, conductor; Frank Happ, R. S. to N. G.: F. W. Brandis, L. S. to N. G.; J. R. Sher- wood, L. S. to V. G.; H. R. Newman, R. S. S.; C. BE. Clarke, L. S. S. The lodge enters upon the second half of the year with bright prospects for increased presperity. Dr. end Mrs. Lafayette C. Loomis of Winthrop Heights, accompanied by Mrs. Miranda G. Wiley, Miss Florence Frisbie, Mrs. S. J. Forsyth, Mr. Walter T. Forsyth, Miss Florence C. McDowell, Miss Ella E. Deshon, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Backus, Mrs. Sarah H. Hollister, Miss Cornelia C. Draper, Miss Anna G. Adams, Miss Sally B. Hamner, Mrs. Mary Gotf, Miss Marie Penn, Miss Mamie E. Hale, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Bulkley and Mr. Barry Buikley, set sail from New York Wednesday for Antwerp, frem which the party will make an ex- tended journey threugh Europe, visiting London, Windsor, Oxford, Stratford-on- Avon, Warwick, Glasgow, the Scottish lakes, Edinburgh, Melrose, The Hague, Amsterdam, Cologne, the Rhine, Wiesbaden, Heideiberg, Bale, Interlaken, the Alps, Giessbach, Lucerne, the lakes of Italy, Milan, Venice, Florence, Rome, Pisa, Turin, Aix les Pains, Geneva, Chamonix, Ville- neuve, Paris, Brussels, and from there home again, reaching the United States about the 15th of September. ee HYATTSVILLE. At a recent meeting of Eureka Grange of Chilium the ladies discussed the subject: How to Make Plain Food Attractive to the Eye, Desirable to the Taste ahd Nourish- ing to the Body. There was also a very practical discussion of the subject: How to Grow and How to Cure Grass, in which Messrs. Wm. McChesney, J. E. Ray, Jos. Ager, Geo. Gude, John Miller and Perkins participated. Mr. Wm. P. Magruder of Hyattsville was elected a member of the grange. Daniel Beach of Washington, but former- ly of this place, rode out on his bicycle to the picnic grounds on the Fourth, and met with quite an accident at that place, break- ing his wheel and cons!derably bruising himscif. The Chillum Castle Circle gave a delight- ful Fourth of July picnic at Riggs’ Mill, *h was attended by a large number of people from Chillum and vicinity. ss to the inclemency of the weather Mr. Dodd, the miller, kindly gave the use of the mill to the young people. Excellent musie was furnished and dancing was in- dulged in till a late hour. Work has been commenced on the new road connecting Chillum and Takoma. jl ea ‘ALLS CHURCH, Deputy Grand Master George A. Brunner, ssisted by Past Grand E. F. Snoots, act- ing grand warden; Past Grand G.W. Hawx- hurst, acting grand marshal; Thomes Hillier, as grand secretary; T. S. Luckett, as grand treasurer, and K. L, Kimball, as permanent secretary, duly installed the officers of Falls Church Lodge of Odd Fel- lows last night, as follows: C. E, Mankin, past grand; J. Howard Brunner, noble grand; W. H. Veitch, vice grand; R. W. Summers, secretary; J. H. Garretson, per- manent secretary; C. F. Newman, treas- urer; K. L, Kimball, conductor; J.H. Wells, warden; G. W. Hawxhurst, right supporter to noble grand; A. A. Soule, left supporter to noble grand; Leopold Olzeweski, right scene supporter; H. C. Ryer, left scene upporter; J. E. Jacobs, left Supporter to vice grand; Thomas Hillier, chaplain; E. F, Shoots, inside guardian; A. Brunner, outside guardian; 5. 1.’ Crump, organist. shments were served and speeches by Past Grand C Mankin, Noble J. H. Brunner, Vice Grand W. H. » Secretary R. W. Summers, Mayor . Payne and others. The lodge is in a ndition, both numerically and finan- Maj. George A. Hilton, president of the oral Gospel M. ion, will preach the Presbyterian in the evening will address a n Meeting of the churches, to be held Baptist. Church. The display of fireworks by the VMlage Improvenient Society will take place to- night. The Fo who parti on the p: few rth just the day to suit those ed in the m for the celebr: athletle performan the e s of the day, afte orator, Mr. J. Weed Corey of Was with Mayor citizens, rains of the cornet jon here. Some ton, Garrett and numerous other keeping step to the enlivening to band, . Where the exere: ‘These ex marched s weke tot ses were: First, mz the grov place. and; ond, mixed chorus, “Star i Banner; third, oration, rather brief, but patriotic, and to the poin fourth, “Ode to America,” male choru by band, closed with “Ameri- h the audience were invited to join. A few athletic exercises closed the morning program. The afternoon was principally taken up ae contests in base ball, bicyele riding and her athletic are the names of the their prizes in the V e race, one- fourth of le, of Chan- til ater; si yards dash, Rot jumior 100 yards dash, Moris ( sl ington, D. C., silver al; running broad jump, H. Lowe, V ton, D. butt pole vault, Earl Ryon, h jump, C. Ambler, med. “Toison, Her pouad shot, hurd) don, s G r medal. ween Hery sil MY © Burber. From the New York World. srows up 3 content: are the copyright ea product of know that shoutec duce. for? stuf pill I'm a wholesale shook their fists In 4: It teok a policeman m. ‘Tho barber wa scene while and ri got buncced him, and then grew muddled that ke went the countryman, Root ART NOTES. Parker Mann expects to spend the entire Season at Gloucester, preparing for several exhibitions he will hold next winter in this city and elsewhere. As the artist devotes much of his attention to marine views and Studies, a louse boat has been added to his artistic equipment. Mr. Mann has also made arrangements for the erection of a cottage at Gloucester, the plans closely resembling those of his picturesque Wash- ington home, R. G. Heaton left some weeks ago for his summer studio in the morntains of Vir- ginla, where, with every facility for com- fort and pleasure, he is preparing studies and completing canvases intended for ex- hibition purposes next winter, ee Carl Weller and Wells M. Sawyer have oe up temporary quarters at Riverside, Hobart Nichols is working on a series of landscape studies which are designed es- pecially for illustrative purposes. Later in the summer he expects to spend a month at Ovean City, providing himself with ma- terial for his next exhibition, which will be among the earliest to take place in the fall. R. N. Brooke will leave for Warrenton in a few days, returning later to receive and superintend the selection of paintings which are to represent Washington art at the Atlanta exposition. ve Le Grand Johnston is executing a num- ber of important commissions that will render it necessary for him to forego his usual summer vacation. Miss Alice Archer Sewall left the city last Thursday for a sketching tour through New England. W. H. Chandlee will leave next week for a visit to Massachusetts for the purpose of studying the characteristic features of New England landscape, the paintings being in- tended for a series of illustrations upon which the artist is engaged. Carl Gutherz has returned to Paris,wherd he will commence the paintings that are to form the mural decorations in the con- gressional reading room of the new li- brary building. .* J. H. Moser ts still in the city, and en- gaged in finishing a number of commis- sions for water color paintings, among the most successful being a sketch of Mr. Gardner Hubbard's residence, with a view of the surrounding grounds, and a num- ber of the artist’s favorite “darkey sub- jects.” Mrs, C. Adele Fassett has recently com- pleted a portrait of Dr. Rankin, president of Howard University, and is preparing several canvases for the Atlanta exposi- tion. Among those she will send is the por- trait of Gen, Grant that was exhibited at the world’s fair, and that of B. W. Wrenn, ‘° Miss Minnigerode, accompanied by Miss Trimble and Miss Helen Smith, sailed last Thursday for Europe, where they will re- main until September, studying under some of the most celebrated of the French art- ists, and visiting places of artistic and his- toric interest on the continent. ote Miss Lillian Cook is spending her vacatiog at Lynchburg, Va. —- + + HE DID NOT “MAKE IT.” A Story About Henry Watterson Told by Be T. Cable. “Henry Watterso1 said Ben. T. Cable to a Star reporter on the occasion of his last Washington visit, “will do the most astonishing things. Then, again, he'll as- tonish one by something he doesn’t do. It was the latter way when I last met Wat- terson in Chicago. I ran up on the great Kentuckian in the Grand Paclfic one after- noon. We chatted a bit, and Watterson at last suggested that he wanted to meet a gentleman who should be over at the Audi- torium. We got a carriage and went over. Watterson’s man wasn’t there, but others were, and we visited and hobnobbed about for an hour or two. I had nothing of im- portance to claim my time that after: so I was quite willing to remain in Wat- terson’s company, for a brighter and more agreeable companion could nowhere be found. Along in thé earlier hours of the yvening we were seated at a little dinner in the Wellington cafe. Watterson had been telling some of his Inimitable yarns. All at onee he looked at his watch with an air of facious interest. Then he asked: “«Twenty minutes to 8 o'clock,’ I replied. ‘s correct,’ observed Watterson, thoughtfully. still looking at his watch. As he returned it to his pocket he Inquir “Do you know of a town called Carmi?” “I told him I di that Representative Williams lived at Carmi. ““That’s right,’ said Watterson, ir of vast interest; ‘quite correct.” ‘How far do you call it to Carmi from Chicago?” “I said I didn’t exactly know, but thoucht it must be over two hundred miles. “Why? I asked. ‘What is there at Car- mi that interests you?" “‘Oh, nothing much,’ replied Watterson, with a yawn. ‘Only in twenty minutes from now--8 o’clock—I'm due to lecture at Carmi, and I was wondering if I could make it; that’s all.” nd it was a fact," concluded Mr. : “Watterson was billed to lecture at Carmi that night. It is needless to say that he didn’t make it.” ns A Bicyclist’s Ruse. w York Tribune. A well-known wheelman, who was also a 3, Was recen summoned before a ge in Copenhagen, Denmark, for riding Church. Lyngby erely, fined the with en : From the ju on a footpath leading to Lyngh; the ar k out ertainiy not. Ts i will be said the ald y if he lived long hen I sup- -t pad to s do you to commit del! murder? There ons of bacilli in every page of pa- nxicusty)—"“Well, how will he In his mind?” ence— orse yet. It found that over imag im. he growth of leth in the Willte cel ir to ou d with e for the Fight, Dealer. if he means business, if in him, if he wi to must be here on the Athletic Club—“Why on the over by a cable car. Such are t the ills life. For these trifles do men wildly battle. at Pugilist—“Decauce I leave here om the Sint” :