Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-18

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6aiIs-NatioRal -, Olympic 5. Time OF game
Inre hours. Umpire-L- Bryan, OF the Union
Potts anu
The same clubs will contend again on Sat-
nrday, beginning new home and home
series.
CAMP MEETING AT ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION
from the DISTRICT of Columbil arrived at An
napohs Junction Monday afternoon. There
seems TO be NO doubt that two hundred tents
VIII oe on tue ground by tomorrow evening,
at which time the religious services will com.
mence. Washington, Georgetown, Prince
Georges and Montgomery counties will he
largely represented, and, from the number of
invit1tions extended 70 distinguished preach
ers-some OF them really fathers in Meth.
odism" In the Middle States-the amount of
oieIieai ability and power will be in advance
OF that on our neighborIng emp grou ds for
several years past. The first camp meeting
ever held in Maryland was in the year 1901
conducted by the eloquent Snethen, and the
place about one mile from Reistsrscown That
meeting was commenced on a SATURDAY. eve
ming, and closed on the following Monday SO
gre1t was the success that 1t was determined
10 spread the influence Of such meetings every
year. Every charge in the District will he
represented. as also some of those in Baltimore.
annapolis and the surrounding circuits The
baggage for the Washngtonians, filling four
cars. left here this morning and the com nanias
VIII generally leave tomorrow, so as TO be on
the ground in time for the opening services.
THE CONFIDENCE GAME AND FORGERY
VINO rs tie Nice Looking Tredsury CLERK The
newark, N. j, Adrertiser says A young man
CONNECTED with one OF the departments al
Wasnlngt ton, and whose parents reside IN
Newark, n. j., was taken in custody en- Sat
nrday on charge Of having dsfraudcd the
treasury Department OF solo. IL appears that
the man was absent from his post on n sun1
mer vacation, and a few days siace, VISITING
Philadelphia, introduced himself 10 ex- aIayor
McMichael as an OLD friend aud schooIms,e
and 30 won upon that genileman's good op'uion
as 10 induce MIN 10 Vouch for him az i oInk.
where be obtained the money for a forced
check 10 the amount named above. The foryrry
was dis covered, and MIR. N { Michael notified
by the Government that the treasury had besn
defrauded through his influence. That GENTLE
man I'm me diaeiy took measures 20 ferret out
me loreer, and on Saturday Traced him to
Newark aud secured his arrest. He is re-
markably fine locking young man, and seems
10 nave stood well among the lId,eS O: Wrsh-
lneton, Inasmuch as he this morn!ng tele.
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or DIE
OHIO AssOCIATION.-A meeting of this as
socIatlon was held at Trades' Union Hal
corner of Sth and f streets. lest evening: the
President, A. N. Gangewer. in the chair. The
committee appointed TO confer with the several
railroad Companies In regard TO procuring
tickets for Ohio-ns who may desire TO 20 home
to vote, made partial report and was con-
tinu'd. TIE president snnounced the following
Executive COMMITTEE, viz y. NJ. McGrew,
Il. F. Moore, J. q. Wetmore, L. S. Abbott, and
w. 5. Stetsou. A report was made By Mr.,
Pennywitt, from the committee appointed tor
the parpose, favoring proposition to unite
with the other Stale associations in fitting up a
suitable room as a reading room, and also tor
the regular meetings. Judge Hoar, President
of the Illinois State Association, who was
present, stated that they have rented room at
No. 335 + street, where the members NEE, 10
read the news and for social intercourse SIX
teen additional members signed the constitu.
ton. The ASSOCIATION then adjourned.
RISING sun LODGE No. Observation-Disclosures
the heat, the attendance 1T this temperance
organization last night was large. Several
persons were initiated, and the lodge was the
recipient of visit by Union Degree Temple,
NO: l, In body. Mrs. Morris delivered an
address, and Colonel Benson presented a petit.
ton, soliciting signatures, praying Congress to
pass prohibitory liquor law in this District
Ihe following We're elected to serve as officers
W. CT; Mrs. q 4. Rovoley. ". y. low TonW1sS'
Ozark, W. Sec; Il: +. Wilkins, W. L. Sec :;
warren Lincoln, W. T.; William Young, w.
w. ID. NJ; Mrs. Fannie p. Lee. w. O.: ~
Johnston, w. y; Mrs. Carrie Golden, w. A, s:
e. Z. Parker, Z. w. y. 7.
STOLEN HORSE RRCovERKD.-Romeo Her.
pert, colored, was arrested yesterday at the
bazaar OF Messrs. Wall Il Co. having in his
possession horse which James Clancy, of
Geoi getown, alleges was stolen from him
about a year ago. The horse was taken to the
Central Guardhouse, as were the sccuser and
the accused. From the hearing before Justice
Harper. II appears that Clancy lost his horse,
yesterday, when Herbert offered the animal
for sale at the bazaar. Herbert's story is to the
effect that he bought the horse and paid for II,
and can prove from whom he purchased IT.
ing.
Gsr YouR CARPETS FOR FALL WHILE THEY
ARE CHIAP.-Messrs. William 8. Mitchell Il
Co., wholesale carpet merchants, over Perry &
Brothers dry goods store, northeast corner eth
street and the Avenue, present TO the public
druggets. oilcloths, &C., to be found ia wash.
ington, and from the known reputation of the
firm. housekeepers in want can nave the &C..
surance OF obtaining nrst-class articles az rea.
PsIC1s RsDucED:-Pariie: contemplating
William II. Dunn's furniture Ware.rooms, No.
sos TN street, adjoining Odd Fellows Hall, and
examine MIS- Stock ara terms. IN view of
material changes eoon 70 be made In the build.
ing, Mf. D. u selling his goods at greatly re.
duced prices. and pledges himself 70 S6ord
better bargains than can be obtained ~ auction
sales. SEQ advertisement IN nrst column Of
auction Sales" Pa 81 .L 10 4-.lE31 q
TRIAL OF NEW HosH.-Yesterday afternoon,
steam IRE engine No. 2 was called ont BY Chiei
Cronin, and spent about an hour ON the reser.
walton In front Of the Bank Of Washin eton, in
testing the new gutta percha fire hose, Of which
. thousand teet was recently purchased. A
pressure OF $50 pounds to the square inch was
put upon the hose, and fully satisfied all pres.
emit Of their capacity! The test was entirely
satisfactory. - q 'ief ..-......'
INPRovEMINr ON "THB FRONr. AT the
foot Of Potomac Ferrv wharf aspacious build.
ing il in process Of erection, Intended az a
branch fishing depot for Mr.. Thomas Reagan,
extensively engaged in the fishing trade The
structure 10 being erected At the solicitation OF
rfidenfs In the neighborhood, and In order to
facilitate the discharge OF eonsignments for the
owner OF the property. 49,.
JUSTICE ]. T. X. PLANT was to-day appoint.
ed Commissioner of Deeds for Kentucky, by
the Governor OF that State.