Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17
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Any person knowing o, cases Of real destita-
ton shuuid report names aud addresses TO the
Rev GeeEgs a. Hail, CittxeD Relief Commits
sion, City Hall
The treasU<Cr OF the ceta-ea school board re-
ceived warrant on the District treasurer yes
tcrday for e., 1882 the Troporton0r the school
fund due thai board TO date.
AT a ne ting of the Presidents Mounted
Guard last uisht, Capt. s. Woven xas elected
president; Wa1ner s. Shepherd, vice president
Tne ed saais. rssry of Eagle Ten. Of Rechs-
bites was ceis DRAFTED last night, wiell I'M nsic
ga sing and speech making atthe ii. p. Church.
Anon Green. ESQ. was chosen a Law delegate
last night from Waugh Chapel to the lsymcn's
coIyention OF the N. T.. conference, which
taxes place on the second daysf Marcsi next,
IN Baltimore.
us Monday night, Phoenix Tent OF; Rechabites
held a public Temperance meeting at GsFsuch
delivered by Reys. John L. Lighter and G. c.
Baker.
TIE choir OF Trinity Church has been reor-
sanized for the present year as follows :-iiiss
Nellie Lemon, soprano; Mrs. II. +. Crossiey,
eoBtrsltoi Mr.. ;. IL. Witherow, tenor, and Dir.
H. A -KOhr, basso.
At McKendree Chapel, on Sunday Last, the
annual missionary meeting was held, when Rev.
H. Ii. kidgeway, OF New York, occupied the
pulpit 4 he congregation, during the day, raised
ever sso1 tor the missionary caase. includss
IN which = as an Offering of SIPS from the Sun
day school.
A meeEDg of laboring men of the seventh
Ieg1Siative ulstrlct was 1eld Tact evening at the
Quaker. Church, 10Th and r streets, Jos Jack
SON in the chair. There WAS quite a large crowd
in attic Ddsace, and addresses upon the labor
question were made By w. III. Bell, Jerome
johnson anu Henry Peyton. A resolution of
thanks toSeLatOr Sumner for his efforts in be-
half of the eoiored race WAS adopted.
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURcHys-
"ChdRet.5 Ie0T."-At the approaching session
Of the Baltimore annual conference OF the
Methodist Epis< opal Church it is expected that
some changes will be made as to the pastors OF
the Methodist churches in tlsis city and vicinity
as several of the ministers hsve filed the term
Of three wears, and according TO the rules of the
the following stations each nilistsr will close
his full fhree-yesr term: Metropolitan, (Rey j.
II. NewmaB.) Wesley chap-l, tRev. Il. Peytou
Brown FOandry, REV. A. E. Gibson, } McKen-
dree, (Rey. 5. A. wilson, } and Hamline IRev
l. L. Widerman.) These will all be changed
Rev. j. b. Van Meter, having served nearly
two years at Ryland chapel, recently accepting
the appointment of chaplain in the navy, leaves
the pulpit OF that church vacant. Changes are
likely to be made also at East Washington
SRev. W. Il. ID. Clemm.) and Wangh chapel
years. Rev. j. II. Dasbiell will in March com
church. Georgetown; but as strong efforts will
be made to retain him another year, he will
probably be sent back. AZ the following
churches. where the present ministers are sery-
ing their first year ia IL not likely that there Will
be an change: Union chapel. REV. l.. NJ Hart
SOCK Fletcher, (Rev. y. p. WiIcn.) Gorsnch.
lRev. W. Nuliins.I Jniontowa, REV. MR.
Kirby, and West Georgetown, (Rev. Mr.. Mytin-
ger)