Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-19

Of ST. Stephens School.
Smiths Art Gallery, 2i5 street.
Markriters Art Gallery, ass It'll street.
Barlow's Art Gallery, 80 Pa avenue.
HEBREW WKDDISG.-Yesterday afternoon
quite a large number Of persons were present
at the Synagogue on sth street to witness the
nuptials OF Mr.. Charles A. Gladke of Staun
ton, Va. and Miss Rosetta Rosenbsum, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Henry Rosenbsum, OF this city
ABOUT 5 O'Clock p. m, a march was performed
% Sne ~ uuIhg when tne groom; accom-
Mr.. Jacob Gladke, Of Elmirs, n. ", (who il
here on bridal tour y entered the Synagogue
and proceeded TO the front of the desk by the
aouth aisle; while the BRIDE, in white swiss, with
veil and orange blossoms, accom- panied by her
mother and Mrs. Jacob Gladke. OF Elmira, fol-
lowed by the brothers and sisters of the bride
and groom. approached by the other aisle. The
parties having taken their positions in front Of
the desk, the ceremony was performed by Rev.
Isaac StemPel, who, after lecture TO the
couple. banded the wine TO the father of the
bride. and at his hands the groom partOok of n
and the bride partook OF 1t at the hands OF her
and. IL being handed 20 the groom. he placed il
Oh the anger OF the bride, after which a public
declaration OF the marriage WAS made, and the
wine was again offered, OF which the groom and
bride partOOk, a. also the grOomsmen aud
bridesmaids, and the party then left the Syna-
gogue. A large company afterwards called at
the residence Of the brides parents, and an ele-
CANT collation. was partaken OF.
TIE UNITED STATES GRAND LODGE, /. q.
O.f-This morning, at nine o clock, the United
States Grand Lodge of the Independent Order
OF odd Fellows assembled in Baltimore in an
nusl session at the hall, on North Gay street
Up TO last evening large number of the rep
and the Canadas had reached that city. The
session will continue about a week. The Grand
Lodge II composed OF 1l6 members, representing
Lower Provinces, T.. y. A, and Australia
During the past week a number of the grand
Representatives have visited our city, and been
the guests OF their brethren OF the Order here.
Among these we may mention Col John DOM
pban, representative of the Grand Lodge of
missouri; grand representatives Porter and TIL
den, OF California, Smith and woedyat, OF On
tariO; Curtis, of Michigan; p. G. representative
Morrison, of Michigan; +. q. doughty, OF Mich
ssom %ere aecomnsned bv thei ho S. several OF
der the escort Of the brothers here they were
taken to all places Of interest arc ind the city.
MULE FOR HoRsR.-Mr W. a popular
young Ban in one OF the restaurants near the
Treasury. invited a young lady tn accompany
him TO the Rockville fair last Friday. and early
ON the morning OF that day he procured
styiish team from a livery stable, and with his
lady friend arrived at Rockville IN due time
and spent very pleasant dsy. Towards night
he ordered his team TO be hitched up. and him
self and lady were soon making COOL time 10 the
city. Before midnight the young lady had b. an
LEFT at her mothers residence, the team returned
TO the stable. and the young man was snOozing
in bed. Saturday morning the hostler ar the
livery stable noticed that o strange animal was
IN one of the stalls-a mule with ears cut down
Word was Immediately sent to the man who had
hired the horse from that stall, who happeped To
be our friend Pete. He did not know what In
make OF the Transformation, and to rectify the
mistake Was compelled TO make q second TIN to
Rockville, where he luckily found the horse
awaiting an owner and an owner awaiting a
mule. The hostler at Rockville had ignorantly
made the exchange.
FIR4s-About O'Clock Saturday night An
alarm Of ire was sounded from box &C. 18th and
streets, BY oricer Dyson, caused by the ex-
plosfon OF coalol lamp in the grocery store
Of Murphy Bro, on the corner of Rhode
Island avenue and 18th street. The fire depart
ment promptly responded, but the ssnes were
eItingulshed without much damage.
About l O'Clock Sunday morning Officers
Hnysman and Morgan, of the second precinct,
discovered IRE IN four two story frame houses,
owned by Andrew Wilson, near Lincoln DEPOT
and they sounded an alarm from box 9, 9Th
street west and III street north. The fire de-
partnent responded promptly, but owing to the
tc1rcity Of water 1t was found impossible to save
the burning buildings, and IL was with great
difheulty the adjoining property could be saved.
The IRE was the work Of an incendiary, and the
About 10 O'Clock yesterday morning an alarm
sas sounded from box Al, caused by the burn
ing OF a foul chimney in the house OF Charles
Schsum on 18th street, between street and !
thnsylvania avenue.
woNAN's RIoHrs IN THE DfsTRIcr-hss
Nam c. Green ADMITTED as q Member Of the Typo
SraThieal rnion-.At the regular monthly meet
ing of Columbia typographical Union. No. 1Ol, !
of this city, held in the Council chamber, at the
CITY Hall, on Saturday evening last, there was |
afull attendance OF members present, in antici- |
patton of action being taken on the application |
Of Mise Mary &. Green for membership. Miss |
Green, il will be remembered. IL Q compositor |
At the Government Printing ONCE. Not wish
ing TO transgress the rules Of the Union here,
abe made application for admission as q mem
Der. The application was laid before the meet
ing Saturday night, and without any discussion
mitted to membership. The lady who had been
outside awaiting the result OF the elaboration
81 the meeting, was apprised Of the action Of the
Union, az once entered the room. receiving the
congratulations Of those assembled.
A
PREvgSTIoS OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALs-The
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to An
1mals having fully organized, its officers have
recently had interviews with the Superinten-
dent Of Police, who, on Saturday, issued an or
der TO the force calling their attention to a sec
hon Of the act OF incorporation providing " that
abe police Of the District Of Columbia, upon ap-
plication OF any member Of the association who
ordinances Of the city for the p pr OF
cruelty TO animals, arrest offending parties
without q warrant, who shall be taken BY such
trial, and the proper evidence Of such member
ship TO police officer shall be the exhibition Of
. badge or certificate of membership"
Anotter Injunction Dissolrei-Judge wylie of
The District Supreme Court, citing in equity
Quay dissolved the Injunction procured in
August last on the petition OF one mbler against
Whipple & Dickerson, the owners andinyeutors
ofthe Petroleum Gas Process. The facts i'm the
case came out pretty we'll on this last hearing
and The Judge to-day dissolved the ipiunc-
ton on the admission Of the defendants answer.
anaproofs herewith. This is the second iuiunc-
ton which these parties have caused to be re-
moved.
BATCH OF FREsH READING MArrxp
FROM d ShilllDgton and from j. G. Parker we
have Patndn's konthly, Godey's Lady's Book.
Lipptneors Magazine, Peterson's National Naao,
zlns and Frank LeSiis's Ladys Aagarine ali for
oetober; from French, LAngran & ORilvie we
have Pstaam; from Parker, The fyaasaslontsc
Magazine, and from Shillington, Philip & Solo
mons, Parker, and Towers & Mudd, Harpey's
BGzar for Oct lst.
BrseLARIRs-On Saturday night, between
eight and eleven O'Clock. burglars forced their
way through back window 20 the premises OF
John h Pfeil, ON Twenty second sire et, near B.
and after a complete search succeeded In getting
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