Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-12

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faith among the ccl"rcd r-sl,le of Nar,ian.l-sr1
the District. Ia was her- States ts,.f IN 81 Al.,
Sus lOafholic) church " fhis citV ths.r., A..
i;.se 'ch0iars, White aud black, al trca''l
letter from tie SECRETARY % the hoard ~.
trf' ~ missions was rcad, sitting forth the "a.
e. sstt, az aid In order ~ carry un thcir ucrk
RTN. Ssmcs NelsGn offered n rcSei ution nrg.n.,
az oia he Balsis. Churshes the necessity ~ l,-
"a arc SYSTEMATIC Donations O. the foreign ms
e. NJ, Ne RESOLUTION endorsed bv the !: PSI.
, a,''li',i.
, An'r Igsyer hy Rev. e e. Neaa..r. a.. 49,
sla,Hn took a recess Gufil O'Clock. at Nh.-h
h'ur uset nc-as~eiatird. and sfter about iva
ho"is >lent IN 'i,~He>i~n .,ss-ti.,s,> r,l,,sp, >,
ulc sNt' nson of the tlufcl and ,..al,iislirys > q
ditt"i nj Sunday sclIools ~ Bsltlmare the AsSa-
risfi"n adjourned siR. siss.
The neat annual iaeeting ot the Ass.ss.aisan
II! bC held in the Fir~t Baptist Church, II tlti-
more, on November 10th, isso.
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ARREST or PAU NNrHRoFisr AND PHluaS-
oPHkR-ff, is s,Bt 10 nAs HOrkhossc. sctick -
Ros,qA oR .sasdsr--T'hi> morning a man q, idsuc
~ insane, who has l-en about the CITY for -,
eral mouths past. took his station on thr Ns->t
pOrtico of the City Hall. ani com mcnccd O. = l.
dress thosc who were on the pavement below
the duties oi the Government towards the col
etcd race, his project hcing 60 raise a sam or
money thy selling honds) for the hcnef, of ~.
freedmen. when otcer Patton arrested him aol
took him Ia headquarters. His name H. A. y
>ni,icr, and We believe he halls from New IorA.
Justice Chase. but ne caSr was postponed. aaf
subsequently di>tui ~Se.i. 4 few days afterwar.is
Mr.. Chas.. received tine following rPistle:
WASHINGTON. ~. &. \oN. ~. l~ssl-Nr. "a tss-
Sir:-That for which l ak. j. Justice. Won cap
now take your choice of two things. 20 give IN.
trial. or consider vouTSef in the hands of an
equal toe, which like thief in the might. or a
flash OF lightning, viii meet You like the rOarin.
lion. n. =. SNtDEG.
On being arrairnel before Justice Walter this
morning, a lettsr similar to the above. only NOR,
iu~
Mhat he meant by writing such a letter; q which
he answered, FL avn not here 90 answer qurS-
uons.' The Justice then asked what were hs
means OF support. and being answered " None of
Your business" said that he would commit him
60 the workhousc; o. which Snider replied. "A
may as well he there as al home," and was seat
down.
GRAND CoNvoCATIoS oF TUE GRAND Ga AF-
TER oF MARYLAND.-This body, known the
highest I'm the Masonic fraternity i'm the state ~
Maryland. commenced its session In BalUim mbre
ON Monday. The difficulty that has existed Tor
some time between the Grand Chapter OF Mary
land and the Grand Chapter OF the District of
Columbia, In reference % Jurisdiction. fully
and amicably adjusted hy the recognition Of the
latter by the former. On Tuesday evening the
following officers were elected:-Dr. Charles n.
ohr, Of Allegany county, VI. T.. Grand n igh
Priest; r.. r. schultz. Deputy Grand High
Priest; George Mccain. Excellent Grand King,
Dr. II. >. Fields, Excellent Grand Scribe. Fred
erick Woodworth, Excellent Grand Treasurer,
VIM. A. Wentz. Excellent Grand Secretary; Rev.
r.. X. Eschbach, Excellent Grand Chaplain; y. a.
Hilberg, Excellent Grand Captain OF the Host.
subsequently the newly-elected officers were
installed bv the Most Excellent Grand High
Priest Of the United States, James NJ. Austin,
OF New York, assisted by Most Excellent Dep
uty Grand High Priest, John w. Simons, OF
New York. The sessions were attended by
eral high dignitaries of the fraternity from ST.
Louis, New York, and other cities.
AN EXAMPLE WORTHY on INITIATION
Messrs. Lansburgh & Bro, ON Ith street, out OF
the generous impulses of their hearts, have again.
woolien and cotton goods. merinos. caIcoes Nc
&c, 20 the Sewing Society Of Mckendrce
Church, for the benefit OF the poor of the north
felt thanks Of the ladies Of the society and the
members OF the church.
q. A. R.-The following officers were elected
by the I. :. Grant Post, No. II, Grand Army
OF the Republic, at their meeting on "Wednesday
night:-Dr. A. y. Huntoon, Post Commander;
>: H. Stine. Senior Vice Commander; MajorC
u. Lawrence, Junior Vice Commander: Capt.
IL Gushing, Adjutant; DIR. ;. =. Bond. Surgeon:
Rev. Chas. W. Dennison, Chaplain; n. NJ dsil,,
son, QuarteTmaster; y. g. Levin, Officer OF the
Day; W. W. Wilder, Officer OF the Guard.
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ACCIDENT.-The mate OF the schooner Ann,
Harton, at Gleason ~ Glenn's wharf, foot OF q;
street, fell from the rigging tins morning IL
the deck, breaking his arm and sustaining
we're internal injuries. Major Gleason had him
conveyed to Providence Hospital, where IA.
could have proper attendance.
THE Cry TAxEs.-yesterday and last even
ing tthe Office Of the Collector being Opened for
the accommodation Of mechanics and Iaborin-
men from to 3 @ clock) tine Collector Mr. R.,s-
well, ana his assistants received sI6.5la.ls.
a n,anihg totai collected since the LIST inst. of
S132.sl3.01.
HENRY ID. COOKE, Esq. was last nis,i,t elect,
President Of the Philharmonic SocIrfy' and a..
cepts the Office Mr.. q. q. Ever Wa. .l,cf.,,f
Secretary. The Philharmonic members eNpsft
~ nave fsrePa this winter 10 sing the solos iva
the oratorlos they intend to present.
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MISS ANNA II. NIcHoLEs will read this eyeu-
ing, at Odd Fellows Hall. an original e~ssv -,
The Philosophy of Woman's Iifes' Mis- <;rs
oles comes to us from the south WARMLY en,lr....,
by its best citizens.
BRoTHERLY CoNcLAvE. No. 2 S.P.K arc
making preparations 20 insure the complete snc-
cess of their masquerade aud civic ball NJ old
Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, ON Thanksgiving
eve.
The FIRE AT THE NAVY YARD last night did
but very little damage. IL occurred i'm the ord
nance foundry, amongst some old rubbish
which had been piled up against the furnace.
and was extinguishen without damage.
The FoRcE OF printers in the Government
printing establishment has been doubled IN con-
sequence OF the actual and prospective increase
Of work.
JENNIE COLLINS, of the American workman
once I'm Boston, has challenged the Rev. J. ID.
Fulton, OF the fremont Temple, 20 a public
discussion. She goes for the minister I'm the fol-
lowing language, to wit "Reverend Sir: Being
OF the opinion that some of your recent publis.
discourses and lectures may, IL unanswered
leave an Injurious impression upon the minds OF
a certain class OF the workingmen OF Boston, 4.
who am workingwOman Of this city, respect
fully request Won TO meet me I'm public debate 10
anscuss the rights OF woman and the rights of
labor"
@Dela Collins is to start a paper at Radical
Ridge Schoo.house, No., TO oppose female suf-
frage.
1Two men. named McAlister and Kinder.
in Pike County, Indiana, had difficulty alOut
twenty-five cents last week, when Kinder shot
and mortally wounded McAlister.
~Dont put your pens TO your mouths. girls.
A Cincinnati school girl has been in the habit of
doing so, and was recently nearly poisoned TO
death by the ink.
I UMBER, WOOD, AND COAL.
We car attention to our large stock Of LUMBER,
White Pine, North Carolina, Virginia. and Rass.
ern shore Framing and Matched Floorina
Cypress Shingles, Laths; Pickets plain ana headed
CEDAR Posts, various lengths.
Dressed Lumber of all kinds under cover
walnut, Oak, Ash, and Poplar, thorouely sea-
,oned and first rate quality.
In fact, all kinds Of Lumber usually fosad I'm q
1ret class Lumber Yard