Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-14


Entertainment.
L'HooIa H1H.-Patti Mario Concert.
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CONDENSED Locals.
The SOciable Of the New England Society. at
hsrini'S Hall Tonight, will be a vastly pleasant
arair from all present appearances
Celia Ann Chum mot kewenl is the name Of
the woman whose death, under singular crcum-
stances, was noticed in yesterdays STAR
The treasurer OF the board of public works,
Yesterday afternoon, paid off the laborers Of the
board. and in the evening paid of the special
superintendents of street improvements
The Will of the late VIM. n. Langley was fled
IN the register of wills' Office TODAY. He be-
eseathes his property to his wife, children and
relatives.
The MANY friends OF Michael W. Cluskey. a
native Of This city. formerly postmaster of the
House OF Representatives and latterly jour-
aallst. viii regret tn hear of his death which
took place at Louisville yesterday.
The jOarneymen book binders last night had a
meeting Interference TO the disagreement at the
tsoyernmert Printing once. and the whole
subject was satisfactorily arranged. aed the few
men who were discharged last week this MORN
Last night the following officers of Post II,
Ora nal Army Of the Republic. were installed:
Thomas. s. V. G.; Albert II. Lucas, j. V c.;
andrew Green. s9jutant; John III. Reeves, Q.
d., Matthew King, surgeon: John X. Trnnia,
ofheer of the day; VIM. A. Smith. q. g.; j. j.
johnson; sergeant major; Reuben Taylor, @. N.
sergeant.
Enf0rcin$ the Sunday LIQUOR Laws.
SCENES ABOUT THE RESTAURANTS.
Order No. 155 of Major Richards in reference
10 the enforcement of the Sunday liquor law led
most OF the restaurant keepers tn strictly COM
ply with the law last Sunday, and consequently
there was not as much slipping into side doors
ason PRECEDING sundays Tor some time past. 1t
some OF The regular Sunday customers when
they found no mode of entrance, and to notice
"birds of a feather flock together" and com
mi tI,auc SIS rf..fF to.
TRY ANOTHER DOOR.
II was apparent from the numbers seen entering
some places that quantity of extra KEYS had
been prepared, and the clicking of the locks was
ineessant. These favored drinkers were verv
4piet, however, and i'm but few Instances was
any noise heard outside. At Leonard and Rus
sells, Drivers, and Goell and Molar's the eat
ing bars were opened, but ''nary a drink" could
be procured, it is said. and some who were
extremely thirsty resorfed to
HIGHLY-FLAVORED MINCE PIE.
Many youngsters. finding that the downtown
places were closed, made their way to the lager
beer gardens and there tried to gain admission
These were opened, however, Oniy to those who
had previously made arrangements and had the
password" At one place large specimen of
. nan occupied the position of gate-keeper,
marched back and forth outside. To him sew
srai thirsty individuals applied for admission,
but were refused Lettering around they finally
aseertained that the
PASSWORD WAS "B-A-A-A-E,,
and tried that on, but none were allowed to pass
unless tnty emphasized one OF the 80 abs, " and
IN this but few except natives Of Fatherland sue
eeeded- During the day but two arrests were
made for drunkenness.
In Georgetown, the drinkers. finding the po-
ice very active, made pilgrimages across the
agueduct % Virginia. and about SHUTDOWN many
OF them returned pretty full.
"PATRONs OF HUsBANDRY."-At the late
session of the National Grange of the Patrons
OF Husbandry, held in Georgetown, the follow
ing officers were elected for three years: Dudley
w Adams, Iowa, worthy master; Thos. TAYLOR,
south Carolina. overseer; Vim. Saunders. Dis
friet OF Columbia (three years), ID. w. Aiken,
south Carolina 1.-TWO years., T.. X. Shankland,
Iowa Zone YEAR,, executive committee; T. A.
Thompson, Minnesota, lecturer; A. j. Vaughan
Mississippi. steward; G. W. Thompson, New Jer-
ssy, assistant steward; A. b. Grosch, District of
Columbia, chaplain; F. NJ. Mcdowell, New
York, treasurer: -. II. Kelley, District of Col
umbia. secretary; q. Dinwiddie, Indiana gate
Keeper; Mrs. ID. w. Adams, Iowa. ceres; Mrs
@. III. Kelley, District of Columbia pomona;
lirs. y. {. Abbott, Iowa, fora; Miss G. A. Hail.
District OF Columbia, lady assistant steward
Wm- Saunders, of the District of Columbia the
respected and honored master since the origin
OF the order, becomes the first past worthy mas
Ger.