Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-02


S0sonf- T-myI.-ChaIity Ealf for the ChsI-
dTsH- HCsIitaL
Odd fsiers' HoH.-Fsir FOR the benz Il. o. ..
IaU.rA uts church.
Condensed Locals
Ike nc nj er the Charity Bal at Masonic TeI o.
lie tonight.
Tie Sum OF $500 was collecteIa. tie Cbur.t
OF The Incarnation oh Easier SUNDAY.
The children OF the public schools had hell
'lay YESTERDAY
Mss Cassie Lyons has resigned her position H.
u. treasury Department.
The japanese Embassy will leave Washington
n the beginning o: Nav.
II rudiClCuS advertising * like hshiDg where
heres 10 fish You need 20 let the lanes fall in
the right place.
Tie Theodore Thomas orchestra win give
NO ers nd concerts at Lincoln Hall on the even
inSs OF 18th and 18Th inSts.
Seductive locking paper parcels were living
about IN the streets. 'peTmiscuOus like" yester
sisy, waiting for some one 10 pick them up.
~ ID Cooke. jr., has been elected assistant
cashier OF the First National Bank. to nil the
vacancy caused bv the promotion OF Mr.. Swain
The Mental Activities of the Age and the
fIble,' l. Tie subject of a lecture by Rev. Thcs
Guard az Lincoln Han this evening
Isaac FAN brother has been appointed mail
route messenger in charge OF the mails on the
ttame Lady OF the Lake. between Washington
and Norfolk. vice II. CIagett. resigned.
About four o'clock YESTERDAY. Robert Hart
LEX a boy driving car; had his arm broken
" falling and the who passing over IL. Officer
fihsmcIe hal linn conveyed to his home on
Messrs. J. j. Peabody. f u. Reynolds. Fran
cas- Lewis. James pobhn. James McDermOtt,
conrad Kaufman. and James LaIoe were last
right elected directors Of the Columbia Engine
Library Association.
The Mason Grand Lodge of this District is
directing its efforts towards the enlargement OF
ifs library. There ave now I.I52 volumes OF
miscellsngOCs books Masonic inciudrd,) and
aren't the SINE number of pamphlets On the
catalogue.
FASTEE ELEc-ioNs IN TIE EPIsCoPAL
tHrECHEs.-N esterGay afternoon the elections
,or veStTymen and variens took place in the
Episcopal churches throughout the District OF
Columbia, and resulted "a follows:
~ Jthb'S CAETck .-NCsirIm men. George G.
thirlaan. Matthew TTimbIe, Dr. Robert Rey-
bum. &. d. NickTv.
Ch,ist C1Brch-VCstTynen Mrssrs. Walter
pObsCn, Charles Smith. 2. T.. Little. Charles
Nenatle. William Hutchinson. HOratiO Brown
ing. Edward Berry. Dr. William r. Roberts;
wsrde -, MesSTs. William Hutchinson, ChareS
Triaj.g C1ur-h.-Vestrynien. Messrs. Thomas
l. Moore. -. II Morrison. V. II. Todd. ir. F.
,. HcibtTgtr. y. ~. SemmeE Fdw Bai.Iw,n
NicbolaS Acker. D. W. Middleton ir: warIens
-. W Middleton. IT, ". b. ToJd. ST.; register.
Richard smith
CAETch q tie AscDHsIon.-V es:rvmen, y. w.
BETCEell, BUShTCd Birch j. y Stevens .Jud-e
ID 4. Lawrence, ". ". COrcOran. X. w Enr
CESS, W. ". ShusteT. Henry =. Davis. The war
Sens and register will be elected at the next
meeting of the vestTy.
EFIloay Chlr.k.-The present vestrvmen
andofheers Of Epiphany church were re elected
E@cHgSl Church. (Anacostia = es.Tv.ner.
&eSTRe III. Martin. Stephc NJ. Golden, William
MIdirg, VIM G. MAYOR. Julius W. FOLSOM.
1hc-nas g LyleS, John Lowry. john Bury;
waTGenS, James II. Martin, John Lowry. reris-
ter, George II. Martin.
q, thgrct Fl ne Observation-Disclosures, A. N
LeNeiy. h ii. Miller, William Wall, II. Col
rum, l.. q. Clark. Thomas RiShton, Col j. g.
McCOy, Edwin Harris, warGens. L. Ollie H.
HaTtrng; register, George r.. Davis. The con-
crtgaiion Of this church, on Faster SUNDAY
contributed in cash. towards Hquidatsc the in
dehtedness of the church. Si.t3l p, which wiz
re mere ased TO over s1,'t0 as soon as all the
Grdcs CbuLsh.-EestIymen. A. Yeatman j.
y BGdlong. +. A. Boswell. j. L. KidweIl. q. p
Eurdick, T.. G. Wheeler, q. A. McEuen y =
T. Thorn: wsrdens, II. III. Whitemore J. y
BcGart; register, A. =. Cole man.
~ 4aIks, CspitO! Bill )-Nestrymen, T.. NJ.
smith, Davis Baker, Robert II. Elliot. IL. NeI-
son char man. =. II. Charles Will r. kent
long, T. h. Rely; wardtns, Capt. 4. u. Bslch
and L b. Parh mar; treasurer, Il. X. Elliot.
NJ FdFFs Chur,h.- VeStrymen, John p
Franz DIR. !. VI. McCalla III. G. Within,
Harry Walk, u. &. Morrison, Jos. Wilde. DIR. i
n. McBlsir, Charles White; wardeus Dr. w
W. Walk, W. ). Halliday: register. Harry VaIt:
treasurer, ID. c. Morrison. '
., thEtst. Georgetown l-Vestrymcn, DIR. G. VI.
Tyler; 1. Matthews, Captain Boggs, j. b.
Davidson, IT.. +. 4. Berry, T.. Lyons b. Miller.
w 5. Cox; wardens, 6. Abbott, ". knowles
NJ JebHs, Georgetown l-Vestrymen Gov.
H. ~ Coohe' W. G; KiGgeIy. Prot. u. YarnaIl.
podee, A. II. Herr, Richard Burroughs: war-
ders, Thomas Hyde. w. :. Matthews.
III. Us s,o Gasreh; tGeOIgetown)I,vestrymen.
I'D seih Faulkner. Il. q. Wheeler John Devina
.iCsiah Dent, Samuel Swan; warlens. John
spencer, Samuel Swan.
HEs. OATES CoyIC OPERA TEOrrr r,ada ,
very favorable impression on the appreciative
audience assembled at the National Theater
iaSI hlSht. They appeared in ''FOrtunio" one
OF Pianele's me Pleasing cxtrsyaganzas The
acting OF the piece was well done bv Mrs Oates
ana heT spTightly female attendants. and those
comical fellows, Msssrs. Crane and Allen while
fhe singing Of Mrs. Oates ard other members of
the troupe was very fine. A number OF sons
ana choTusss from Martha, Fra Diavolo, and
C,her hsht operas, occur in the piece, and were
gwen III a very correct and spirited manner
- me OF the local hits were yery good Tn
Washington canal received first rate notice
Altogether this troupe give very amusing enter
,sii ntnts without being vulgar. and are worthy
TIE liberal patronage OF cur citizens.
REAL Estate SALEs-Thomss X Fowlcr
real estate agent. S2 street. has lust sold for
Joseph PTstter, EsT.. 20 Nessrs. LitchieId and
Anehertop, lots u, ~: y, 16 and II. square 5jI
lI'htng q feet on 81 street, and liz feet on %
street northwest, tor the sum OF $40 coo NIessrs
Iitehheld and AugheIton intend building dur
ing the coming season several frst-claSs nress
BRICK houses On the above lots. Also for Mrs
Mary T. Elliott 10 Charles r. T.. Richarelson
fSq-, SQUARE north of square 40. fronting 2Is
18th streets northwest. tor So 600. Mt Eichard
son Will build Immediately eight two-story brick
houses Oh The above square.
GINNs SoN ON HIS TRAvELs-Iast night a
hoy applied for lodgings at the central guard
house and stated that he lad Just arrived from
Philadelphia, having secTeted himself on a
freight train and rode until he was discovered
and put on, when he walked the res: of the dis
tance 20 this city. He j. only thirteen wears of
age, and SAYS his father i tailor bv trade and
hat LIE whiTs bis children and drives them
away. The hoy gives his name a. John Gable
and lie seems TO be bright and well disposed
youth.
AEREST OF ~ ALLEGED Tur--.rPyE
Last night Officers CTump and Rains OF the
I.H IisShc'' made "a descent ON "a notorious
dth IN Majors Alley TO quell a disturbance
lhtTe ana among the inmates thew discovered
anu captured co!oTed man named William
warner. who. few nights since II j. sIieged
tapped the till OF baker shop on u street. he,
tween 18th and l. streets, and cleaned II ont
lie was locked Up iOT an interview with .Jadge
Smell.
SUIT FOR SLANDKR-Iesterday,t the case of
Amos Hunt agt. Mrs. Barrett was omnenreJ IN