Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04
Cor s.cusedL acnIS.

TIfre were but twO0r three cases of the horse
tIsss-e IN Ai.Earjria on Saturday last.
horse, hJI~e, nv Kingdom COR any other
syai abe property for q horse, was the remark
~ ver.0us eTfoICer pedestrians yesterday.
ore a the wealthy members OF the congrega-
tCL Hi The New iOTk Avenue Church has given
"a "A a. church a tine organ, to cost 81 900.
j, .lS farewell address OF Jenkins, who was
executed on Thursday last, he expressed the
L"l NAV Ms Beck Bel would read 10. The
nan (" IS enormously printed Mrs. Beck Ball.
LIE International Statistical Congress, lately
IN session At 81 Petersburg. and presided over
" be Grand D-ke Constantine, of the Russian
navy, unanimously recommended that It's next
sess OF. be held ia New York CT Washington.
l-sttIdsy morning the new organ made in
Ibi sdolIDia ~ = cost OF - 80, and II Gently
paced u IRE Church of the Incarnation. corner
- .--th and tTcets, was formally dedicated,
Rev Sir. Hubert, TIE pastor, preaching on the
OeC 8s.On.
a Saturday fast horse attached 70 the
Etccery vss-l Of NJ. r. T.. Smith took frigkt
aHC ian sSsy Il. TIE ICiEibOrh0Ot IF the Wal
Zach ocLUCl U.iiiLC, aLd to ChisdIen OF Mr.
a. a. Meatis- Who we're IN tie vehicle were
tlIywIt cut END sy- 5Susiy injured.
Tie tzIt GrIvers whc hsuied G, go Nt.cks away
tFosr - street, fetveer 18th sCd 18th, 10 y have
a 4 ID is1Ce TO make 60, as DT. Pardon pliers
artWRTti "a Ji4at amount IOT the stolen property.
he 40 oilers : =" TS YARD To- tie recovery OF @
stS-sns horse OSscEiJsI IN the advertisement
Persons vac want - protect their horses from
''cit eYiz1Ot' should cal at x. 6. " beelerE, eth
ST., & SD fCLIsy iyanue avenue, opposite
Ct- teT Ia.ket, and Huy lis canvass Covers and
hose lisukets, which lie sells az reasonable
pr e. See his advertisement.
a ht.ie Ci4ibi, about 20 months old, of Mr.
II lIlsls r.IZVatTick, who resides on 10th street
neer n, on saturday afternoon, managed 70 get
hU!i OF = vial Of lsr danur, and swallowed the
o'1' NJ; remedies were applied and the child
enaIned susa =, several hours, but Is now con-
sidertd out II danger.
j he lOLgo OF Secretary Rswlins (iate of Gen.
Grants srsf IL still in the public vGult az the
Congressional Cemetery, bat q few DAYS since
Cen. Babceck and brother of the deceased
GnF tn fgnszan CO. and 49, GsN
tie burial OF tie remains in the southwest Sec
ton OF RE InclOsETe.
lev =. q. Butler pastor Of st. Paul's Luth-
cram, Church, yesterday pTesched an srniver-
ssTY = mon Ct tae Reformation, at the church on
11th street, re viewing the history OF that event.
AMI claiming that II furnishes sublime ex-
ample Of courageous faith gave US Protestant
CHI lsJi&nlty AID freed TIE world from king
cTsft and ITiestcraft.
he pOItrs-t Of the late Secretary Stanton,
painted ioT the DAD Washington city govern
mCBt, sni placed IL the former Council Cham
ber ia the City Hall come wears since, on
Sa' Jay aIfcIuOOn removed, At the instance of
Nj. J.. l. stanton, sen of the late Secretary,
wiO supplied in IL place st fle cost OF $500
ahCtLtI Portrait OF the great war Secretary
PAINTED by Uike.
ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY arrived here from
Bs .tiL-UTe Saturday night and WAS yester-
day the guest Cf Father Water. He REACHED
Yesterday morning in Carroll Han to the
coI greEatiou O 81. Patrick's church. taking
lis t,Nt from St NJ atthew will, aud during
tht discourse spoke of their enterprise in
building the new church of st. Patrick as .
credit 20 the Catholic church, which had ever
stood ont pre- emnentiy for line edifces of pubic
worship; had started freTn the Satecombs and
stree then had been steadily adding one by enc
10 lts grand buildings Tor the wortilip OF God.
II Lad been said that the Catholic church lad
DEF aTted from her Originslsimplicity OF worship;
such, however. was not the fact, snd the people
who say 50 know they are misropresentinz the
church. He believedin decOratir, 2 the churches
IN the most costly and elsbcrs.e manner. He
sPoke OF the many misrepresentation Of the
rel nv rfu all
present TO renew their hearts to God for having
gwen them place in His holy church.
Two DEGREES OF DIvoRoE.-On Saturday
Judge Nyhe, in the equity court, made a de-
cree divoreiDs Thomas Curry from the bonds Of
natIinoEy with Mary Cary. The plaintiff
sets forth that they were married in December
1s52, IN New York city, and have had two chill
dIen, and charges that defendant has since be-
come habitusl drunkaTd. The Testimony was
raker by Mr.. Vaudeville, and Mr.. f. G. Inger-
soil sPpeared TOT complainant
Also decree I'm the case of Mary M. Court
ney against Robert Courtney. The petitioners
were married IN August, usiS;, and had two chill!
6IeD. and she alleges that in consequence Of his
abuse, neglect and iH-tre atment She was COM
PEELED 70 leave him in September, 1s6s. Messrs.
HIhkle and AIIick appeared for the petitioner,
ana MI a. y. johnson took the testiRony.
THE TBEAFxRs.-KateP utnam and her COM
coy company, who make their first appearance
the National Tbeater this evening, are wed
spckeE OF wherever they have appeared. The
SRtIing psIIOrnisnce TO night is dramatiEsr
lton OF ''tlG CuIloelfy shop, ii which Miss
Putnam sppesrs as Little Nell and "TEe
BESIDES al the old fayorites-at the Theater
COInLlue, this week Ne have Miss usse Grew
ton. che versatile vocalist; Mr.. James Mass
ethiopian comedian and the West sisters yraos-
ful dancers A new ballet and a new sensation
drama Tonight. rf
SHOCKING DEATH OF 4 CHILD From BrRs-
. ING.-OB Saturday afternoon boy, aged four
wears, OF Nrs. COe, residing GA E street
sd between l2th and 18th streets, navy-ysrd. was
burned 70 death. IL appears that the mother Of
= the child locked IL up IN a room while she went
to a grocery store in the vicinity, and DURING
Z her absence the child lighted some paper in the
stove, the flames from which caught to its cloth
Irg, and before the mother returned, which vas
In very short time, the child was burned to a
crisp. The mother returned Just in time TO
prevent the flames from setting IRE to the
hoe-e.
DAsTARDLT OUTRAGK.-Early on Saturday
NOR ming last, eol0red girl, named Mary +.
Martin, about ten years of age, while employed
In driving COWS to pasture near Ealorama
heights, Was attacked by a colored man. who
threw her 70 the ground and committed a fiendish
outrage on her person. She succeeded in reach
ing home, suffering severely from the injuries
considers her so baby hurt a. NOT 70 permit he2
leaving her room. Efforts are being made to
capture the villain who Perpetrated the outrage.
BKvr BABY ON DUoR-SrEP-On Friday
night last, Mary Armstrong, coIored, went To
the house of Mrs. Emily Coat coIored on 50
street, between and southwest and LETT a
child about two months old on the doorstep,
saying she wa going q short distanc TO yet
some crackers and would soon return. She has
not Yet put in an appearance, and Mrs. Coats
took the child to the first precinct station where
Lieutenant Gessford arranged for 1t to be placed
IN charge OF a cOlOred woman named Celia
Scott, living on r street southwest.
ATRKAsURY CLERKS NAME STRICKEN oFy
The REGISTRATION LIST IN BRooKLYN-wm
L-BrOvn, clerk IN the Treasury department
m this city, who registered in BROOKLYN, and
whose name was subsequently erased, has ap-
Pealed 20 the courts To have 1t restored. Two
years ago Brown removed, with his family, to
accept an appointment, but claims the right to
vote under the statute ''NO person shall be
ceemed 70 have gained or lost residence while
N the service Of the United States"
AURDER OR ACCIDENTAL BURNING?-The
body OF Rachel Montague, a colored girl, who
oaed about week ago IN the northern section Of
The city from burning by coal Oil, was yester-
Gay, disinterrec by order Of the Coroner and an
Ips2est held, which resulted in y verdict .'that
the deceased came TO her death from hayins