Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-26


pay them for their outlay and labor.
At Piney Point the sea on has Just closed,
and Captain PoaI. viii doustIe.s feel ENCOURAGE
10 carry on the campaiSE there another year
Win renewed visor. In faet many Of ear Wash
the habit OF going - the Northern sea bore re-
sorts, are already planning to change ttsir base
10 fIney Point another season, so satisfactory
are me reports that come from the guests there
Though the banquet halls we're found dc
serted at P,Dey Point. the exeurson'sts by
the Lady OF the Lake parsed ;ome hours here
very ssreeably in fishing and bathtng-the w.
ter vet being of summer temperature-and in
ramok throOyh the grounds and adjacent Tor
esis- Al Point Lookout, TOO, some eolder su {
bathing wss enjoyed; and, by good luck and the
eapeiieDccd guidance OF Captsin DEM, ONE
ct the best hshiDg that excursiopists could ssS
Ire sIort was so good, in fact, that il wss " it'll
some d fhculiy the successful Waltops enid he
persuaded to come aboard when it was time Z
leave for home
by Mrs Dalton (ro'her of Miss Baker, tie
owrer or lessee of the Point Lookout properSvl
10 put TIE hotel in condition for the reception OF
gpssts- There are some sixty rooms in the boteI
building; AVID the other buildings erected by
the government ~ barracks, &c, during the
Sar, are sufcient in number for the ses or a
od-slZ-d village. The title for this proper, ?
in good deal OF a muddle but Miss Rsker
wto probably holds that possession Is nine
points OF the Law, has it in occupation. There
purified by an influx OF sea water wbarvsps VI ~
be rebuilt, and other improvements mais' a. an
s SaRR o. pereaPs fifteen or twenty tIousa nd
IoIars, before fetnt Lockout will be in conAI-
Ton to set up as a watering-piace.
Inc Lazy 81 the Lake returned TO Washing
ton at 4. m to-day; and on the return trip 4
meeting OF the passengers was held and rc.ola-
DER in which the r.. bad been carried out by
the efhceIs Of the boat.
THE HEBREW NEW YEAR, 5,G3l.-The He
brews OF Wellington assembled last night at
their sy nsgogue Tor the purpose of Inaugural
ting The services consequent upon the observ-
anee OF the Hebrew New Year holidays which
VIII be continued until Tomorrow night All
places or business kept by faithful Israelites
viii be closed, but many will only observe to-
day. According to the Israelitish doctrine this
day the anniversary OF the 5,6Slst year since
OF the hottest Of holidays. At the sth street
synagogue Washington Hebrew Congregation.
Of .hieh MI Prince is president, services were
held last evening, and again at SEQ this morn
ing. and will be held at the same hour to-mor
row morning, Rev. DIR. Stempel officiating This
sOnsIega,lon a mas been presented with hand
herd * Bros at cost OF 5000, contributed by
the laolSs OF the congregation, and collected by
MGsdsmes Ii. Adler, 1. l.. Blout and NJ. II.
At the Synagogue OF the Adas Israel (ortho-
dow congregation. on Pennsylvania avenue,
oetween ON and ith streets, services were COM
menced at p m. yesterday, and again at
O'Clock this morning. Closing services will be
held at O'Clock tomorrow morning Rabbi
Muenahelm omcladng, assisted by Rev. DIR.
The festival to-day is also called the Feast of
IIumpets, from the command TO the Jews to
trumpet Is always MADE of a rams horn ac-
cording 70 the directions given in the Book Of
Numbers, and the sounding of 1t is followed by
prayers and confessions. The material OF the
trumpet has reference to the sacrifice offered in
place or Isaac, which event il celebrated in the
services OF the second day Of the year. The SER
10
those of the first, to which they are similar In
was appointed by the rabbis and is named
1oura ArIchta, or prolonged day. The first day
rs commonly known as the day of memorial aud
every Hebrew unites in celebrating the day and
see: on wherein bis fate for the coming wear ac-
coddipg 10 general belief, IS immOvably liked.
On The on day OF neat month 1.-THE tenth day
OF 1lsorD fGm k,IpET, their day OF fasting and
aionement, viii be observed. On This day as is
Ssn,an aha , Sy tne holy Jaw, solemn fast is
are true and sincere in Their repentance and is
considered the most holy day in the wear II e
also day for reconciliation and peac~-makin1
between man and man; for, as the Bible save
no one can expect 10 be forgiven by the Al
mighty unless he be in smity and concord with
his fellow-creatares."
J. -. %. f.-RseePtiOn 10 Grand Sire Stuart and
fhs GTond LoC5e If tie Z, S.-The Grand Lodge
OF iSe United States Of the I. o. o. F. at their
on oc- fellow citizen, Mr.. F. ID. Stuart. the Of
nee OF Grand Sire OF the United Statcs the
nt "De4S VI Tue OIuer IN the District deter
Dibed - honor him on his return, and a'so
ferder reception TO the Grand odse or the
L. .. Accordingly, last week the several bodies
sPro,hI. q me nber Of general committee of
aIranse mems. And on Saturday evening special
mNebDgof the Grand Lodge and Grand Encamp-
ment OF the District were held. Odd FelIoEs'
Mr.. n. ID. Lsrner, Grand SecretIry OF tbe
MPsors. on behalf of that Order teptered the
rse OF her temple for the reception.
HE order Will m semble at the Ith-street hall
AT COCK tflS evening. and the linz N i'll 10
formed by Grand Marshal A. III. Gavler and
ss',S'snS Mr-shal j T: Shafer, and Grand Mar
maj u r 1imms, Of the Grand Encampment
Ipe subordinate lodges " i'll come first followed
by the subordinate encampnents the Grand
tresment. ard the Grand Lodge. The route
VIII be by eth street, louisiana avenue and In
0fana avenue 10 the depot. where the visitors
VIII be received CARRYING at c:25) and escorted
10 cSIl-sses. TIE line will then countermarch
ana oy way OF Indiana avenue, ID street, Penn
sylvahia avenue, and 9th street, proceed 10 the
MPtonic Temple. Here the Grand Master of
me strict (Lodis Kettlerl will call the assem-
bsge 70 order, and p. g. NJ. John L. Given vill
welcome the Grand Sire; after which p C. NJ
L. y. Hunt will welcome the visitors from other
Jpr ,ec'soTs. An opportunity will then be
gwen the Grand Sire 10 receive his friends.
TEE CASE or TIE PAID BoNDsNAN-On Sat
nrday Afternoon the case of John FREDERICK
=, ,Sa. sSt. VIM. Bowen. noticed in TIE STAR
NJ: A. B. Williams for the PLAINTIFF and Mr.. =.
e CgIrIneton for the defendant. The plaintiff
-" 4Ao1Dt-, samuel Ambush. and
VIM Newton, testified to plaintiff having been.
IN The month OF July, arrested on a charge OF
larceny, and to Eowen going ball, and the ac-
cusC o. a day or two subsequently, being given
mp. Bowen acknowledged going bail, ami to
receiving the amount stated 500 therefor. IL
wss conceded BY counsel that the contract was
not Illegal, but that Bowen, having surrendered
rue pa oner, be violated the contract. The
justice, tbs morning. rendered his decision,
giving Judgment for plaintif for $50 and costs
Bowen alleges that he was induced d 20 on
ioe bond OF Brookes by the latter's counsel and
mat he did not surrender him, but the court
DAD hun rearrcsted and released him from fur
ther security. He has taken an appeal from
Justice Walters decision.
TEMPERANCE MEErINas.-An outdoor tenn
perance meeiingNss held yesterday in the East
capitol grounds, and there was large atfsnd-
.nSe' AddrVSsCs were made by j. l.. KidweIl,
vine, Esqs.
~, AN interesting meeting, under the auspices OF
ne wsshipeton Temperance Society and Pio-
heer Council, No. Sons OF Jonadab. va hell
Al NE bah over Morrison's book store last even