Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-08
EVENING STAR.
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sncss. Secure your seats early : -
NATIONAL THEArRR-The Richings Opera
f,suPe IN flosow's charming opera OF
MAKIn's DANCING Comp,,.
% his pupils and friends.
ODD f1LLows' HALL.-Tableaux and Music
1esnvai by the ladies of the Ninth-street NJ p
Churen, for the benefit OF the church The
Anpnion Quarteise Club will appear this
ThB"GBRMANIA" SCHKUTzEN-Ansvai Ser
snaas TO the Aiag and Oticeys.-At the meeting
OF the Scheufzen Veresn Germania, at w hich
me election Of officers took place, night before
tAst II was determined to serenade the King
and other officers last evening. Accordingly
sne members assembled about nine O'Clock last
night in the eastern part Of the city, and each
beng provided with Chinese lantern, the line
was formed, beaded by the band of the 4tth in
fantry, led by Prot. John Wagner, and on the
order being given the long tramp was com.
Rencsd. They first visited the residence OF the
president. MI. Theo Spengler, in Philadelphia
Row, on whose appearance number of blue
lights were ignised and fire-crackerS let of
while with the music, the cheering and the
lanterns, the effect was pleasing. Here the
company was handsomely entertained. and
after a lew moments pleasantly spent, the order
vas sgain given ana Mr.. l.. Zeiler, the treas
urer, was next compiimented AT his residence
on 18th street east, near Mary land avenue, and
ne gave them hospitable reception. From
thence the procession marched to the residence
OF the Schueezen King, Mr.. A. +. Dessau ON
the south side of Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets when, after appro.
pirate music, the King appeared amid the
burning of blue lights, waving of Chinese Ian.
ter, and In q ne1t speech than kcd the visitors
Tor the compliment, and coming down led the
Procession 10 his piano mandatory, In the
woodward Building, where a handsome col.
laflon was sci out and soon disappeared, 1.-THE
long walks having sharpened appetites,)
lager and wines OF the Rhine being the
y
OF the directors. was called on, on Sth street.
and more wine and lager disappeared
Passing 70 the neighborhood of the Northern
Market, Messrs. Angerman, Gusler. Schatter-
beck, OcDsenreith, j. G.. Schulz Twice presi-
dent), A. b. Schulz, and Others We're compli-
mented-the two last named addressing the
Scheutzen; and from this neighborhood by N
and 5,h street they reached the Park about
midnight, when the first Scheutzen .meistar
was comphmented. Here is the home of the
Scneufzen, and IN few moments Abner had
them seated around a fnely-set table, where
IN abundance of substantials was washed down
with various liquids, and until O'Clock this
morning did the party enjoy themselves in
song, speech. and anecdote-charteringa car al
that hour and returning to the city.
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TIE PREsBYrEBY OF THE DIsrRicr-Yes-
terday this body continued in session until az
O'CLOCK; In the Assembly's Church, and ad-
1ourned. Among other business transacted
was the following: The adoption of a motion
requesting the clerk TO communicates with the
OashIu fresDytery. req uestlng a COPY of the
letter Of dismissal of Rev. VIM Hart transfer
ring him TO this Presbytery, and in the mean
time Mr.. Hart was invited TO sit as a CORE
spending member. Also, a resolution thar Rev.
- ID. Noyes be appointed to cite the members
OF the First Constitutional Church of BaIti
more TO appear before a meeting of this Pres
bytery on the last Monday Of this month. TO
snow cause why Rev. H. Dunning should not
oe released from the pastorship and his resir-
nafIon accepted. A call for the pastoral SER
vices OF Rev. j. Selia Martin. from the 18th
street (colored) church.Swa read, and. being
touno In order, a resolution was adopted thai
the congregation have leave to prosecute the
same.
The following committees Were announced
On Minutes OF General Assembly-Rey. DIR.
sunderland and Elder Bassett Narrative OF
RelIgion-Rev. Dr. Sunderland and Rev Mr.
Noyes- To Audit Treasurer's Account and
Assess Churcbes-Rev. Dr. Sunderland and
Elder Moore To Prepare Statistical Report
Rev. Geo. II. Smytb. On Publicatiou-Rev
q. p. Glover and Elder Patch. ON ChTl1ch
Ereeton-Rev. Dr. Smith and Elder Redstrake
Rev Dr. sunderland, from the Comm ittee on
General Assembly, submitted a report recon-
mend1ngtthe following subjects to the ch urches
which was adopted: Ministerial relief fund.
foreign missions, home Missions, education
me CONSIDERATION of the reunion subject be
postponed until April next Also, q resolution
urging upon the churches TO do all in Their
power TO aid the efforts of the American and
Foreign Christian Union. Rev ]. ". Coonnbs
resigned the chairmanship Of the COMMITTEES
on Home Mission In favor Of Rev. 5. ID. Moves:
accepted, and Mr.. Noyes was appointed To the
vacancy. After some other business had hen
transacted the meeting adjourned.
BASE BAIL-0lyppie rs. Nationol.-The re.
turn game between these two crack elm hs cana