Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

The congregation Of the f street Baptist
Church. last night elected Rev. j. II. Appleton
pastor, AZ a salarv of 81 900 per annuTn.
Gen r. +. Beale, OF Chester. Penn, has re-
moved with his family 20 his new and hand
some residence in this city.
The PEDESTAL upon which stands Thomas
jefferson. east Of the Executive Mansion, Is to-
day receiving q coat Of white paint.
Green Mountain Lodge, c. I. ~. F. are out
this afternoon, headed by Kings band, attend
ing the funeral Of their late fellow member
Albert Carroll.
The building known as Ermon's, on 1st street
and Pennsylvania avenue ST. has been
leased by the Washington and Georgetown rail
The Schuetzen Verein Gerr-aniq a fsw eve
pings since rendered = sarCna.ie ~ g. IT new
hing. NT. David hieirman. 20 whlcI he re-
fIOHded with neat and agprOprrare spec 'h.
The ban last night at Washington hall. on
Capitol HIli, was well attended u .Tts given
for the purpose 81 raising funds for the purchase
Of a buggy and horse for Father Boyle.
The eighth Championship game between the
Boston ard Washington clubs was played ON
tie glymi iC grounds Yesterday, AMI resulted in
favor Of the yiSitOrs by score ~ II O. 3.
Company 7, 1t regiment y. O.. last night
elected the following honorary members
AesSTS. Oh. Petersen. J. Won Byeru, Robert
Nehrhan, Major j. +. Plant, AMI Capt. Fred.
Cook.
AZ the October term Of the Prince George
(Nd.1 county court recently closed the Bowie
rioters, from Washington Bob Dunmore, Jim
and Levi Jones, Gray and Clark, were fined IS
and costs each.
The class Of - OF the law department OF Co
lumbar University, last evening, adopted
memorial of their late clsssTatte, Mortimer VI.
Lsggett. and several members Of the class paid
grateful tributes % his memory.
delegation OF locomotive engineers attend
ing the late convention at Philadelphia, left
that city this morning on an excursion train for
this city. They arrived here this attereOOn,
and this evening there are visiting the public
buildings.
The RED Stockings, Of Boston. and the Wash
ingt0n nine played a game on the Olympic
grounds yesterday afternoon. The game was a
close one, the score standing BOStORs 10. Wash
ingtOns q. The same club play again this after
noon.
on the Avenue Just east Of 10Th street for q
great many wears, died suddenly yesterday
afternoon AZ the residence OF her SOU-in-IaW,
DIR. H. Il. Noble. in the siNty-fO1rth year Of her
age. Her funeral will take place to morrow
afternoon at O'Clock p. N.
Mr.. Il. II. Warner was attending an auction
sale on II street, Tuesday afternoon. in COM
pany with his sisteT-in-law, when both were
thrown from a buggy, caused by the careless
nes>Ot boy driving against the vehicle Mr..
Warner was considerably bruised about the
face, and the buggy broken.
Lydia Thompson, the queen Of burlNS4ue,
who never fails TO draw crowded houses will be
here next week, with q company thoroughly re-
organized and greatly SsTeug thencd, AMI will
brHg out at Walls DVera House all her newest
eUrleFqUes. intending "MephistO." Robin
Heed the Heather ChiuPe,' &c. SC.
philadelphia, like Washington, is in danger
OF destructive fires because OF defective and
worn out ire alarm apparatus, and com
miftee OF the city councils after examination
are SATISFIED that the improved system " Game
well & Co, which has been introduced in other
citits. j, the best and most economical, and
will recommend It's adoption. GtWeweIl X co.
were the bidders for constructing the new fire
alarm telegraph in thatcitv.