Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-09

OF songs, dances ana m1nstrelsy.
Condensed Locals.
From Stockman & Son, S2S 9th street north
west, We have the excellent September humber
OF the 4neTicGn Odd FellOtc.
MI w. G. CTum, the capable agent of Bar
kirkwood House.
tournament will take place at the Park
hurst House, Annapolis Junction, on Friday
AFTERNOON, the riding 10 commence at O'Clock.
Kew. George o. Little, formerly OF Indiana,
Presbyterian church, to which he has recently
been called, on Sunday.
Rev. Father COrrigan, recently ordained at
Rome, has arrived In this city, and entered
upon duty as assistant pastor Of St. Patrick's
church.
AT the 41st regular meeting OF the Franklin
cooperative building association, last evening,
$3.50 were advanced at an average premium
OF 10 per cent
Last evening coal oil lamp exploded at 9ls
ID street northwest. Sergeant Acton, who hap
pened 10 be passing at the time, ran into the
house and extinguished the flames before much
damage was done.
The Philadelphia Star saws that Mr.. John NJ.
Carson, an able writer and capable newspaper
man, formerly Of the Philadelphia Post, has en-
tered upon an editorial position on the Wash
Last night, about 1OH O'Clock, Robert Gray,
colOTed, while intoxicated, got into an alterca-
lion with two white men, and received a cut in
IRE back DR. Tree dressed the wound and to-
day Gray is about again.
The attention of housekeepers is specially
ing and cooking stoves by Mr.. w d. wyvill
Mr.. Wyyin keeps an extensive stock, and Is one
Of the most reliable dealers in the city
Capt W. q. MOore's company, A, W. l.. l.,
Will parade this afternoon, accompanied BY
section Of the Marine band, leaving their ar
m0ry on Pennsylvania avenue at O'Clock, and
VIII visit the Governor and several of their hon
orary members in Georgetown.
At an adjourned meeting of the younp mems
republican club, last night, the committee ap-
pointed to prepare plan for the approaching
campaign reported progress. The committee
was instructed to report in full at a meeting to
be held at the clubhouse THURSDAY evening.
Inc owners OF the steamer Lady of the Lake
have been notified by the custom-hOuse officials
that they have incurred a penalty of $40 for
each passenger carried by them over 100 that
being the number she Is licensed to carryl on
the occasion Of the recent excursion of the Ohio
republican association, when it is alleged there
were over 800 persons on board.
On monday evening, at the Mount Vernon
government printing Office, was married to Miss
Nettie b. Tabler, daughter of VIM. j. Tabler,
esd, Of this city, Rev. Mr.. BOteIer Off cating.
Dr. Hall, OF Hyattsville, brother Of the groom,
acted as grOomsnan, and Miss Jennie Daniels,
OF this city, as bridesmaid. The happy pair left
the same evening for wedding trip TO New
England.
We learn that the Rev John c. Smith. DID,,
pastor OF the 18th Presbyterian church, has ac-
cepted an invitation to meet his congregation
IN social reunion en- Wednesday evening, the |
10th inst, in the lecture-rOom of the church on
9Th street. This meeting of pastor and people |
promises 70 be deli ghtful affair being the oc-
No doubt the members generally and his many |
friends Will avail themselves Of this opCortu- |
nlty 70 meet the pastor and extend their con- !