Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04
Condensed Locals.

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TReatey Comi4ue.-La Jardin Mab.le and the
Psrasian Can-Csn.
Condensed Locals
Governor Shepherd has appointed Mr.. Will
A. short notary public in and for the District
In the case o. VIM. j. Murtash, charged nv
%. :. r. Wall with libel. Mr.. Gloss entered a
aOES pTOssQui in the Police Court this morning |
This morning Justice Walter rendered de-
oision in the case Of j. II. Adriaans against
-Janes Wormly, giving plaintiff judgment
for as.
NE. Rudolph Buchly. formerly Of the arm of
Buehly & fosles, OF this city, Is seriously
s sount eSo Vsn 81 MS n0"s =" A'A "a
TIE yacht Ella Tredwen, belonging
Washington Club, has been rehtted the
lies at the wharf of the ship-house, ara nov
where she will remain for two or 49, yard
exhibition -'ee Gays on
Sa. Inc Se Hi,hf sIscted MT. Assoess alton on
sen o wee Mr." Mr.. A. G. Muis 4: II. GaPp Pro.i-
Stone, wee president. Mf. j. n NM M.ia 70 70
NJ a m NEE. Executive committee.
ciety OF MetroPo" ear ~ r nsSrch O ia. h 81
yssss ,'SS r,Issio ,rsl, at which Rev. MIR. Sites.
$1,000 the ~ to China, with his wife,
TEE We. En-. Fishing Club have elected Off
eers ~, ane suing year as IOllOws:-Prssident
A. II. Getty; vice president. G.. A SaItsr; tire ,s'
nIer, W, A Gadsby; cOmmissaries, George
Joyce sD j. Shelton Sehaeffcr. Th5y nave a
new va ht. which they have nsmsd P. II ward.
%,
OF ythias OF Baltimore, will m axe a fr aternaI
visit to Mount Vernon Lodge, No. 5, of this city,
on the yin OF June. and during their stsv they
viii make pilgrimage to the tomb of WASH
iDgtOn.
a retreat Of the Sisters of Charity in America
will be held at EmmettsbuTg. Md, from the 9th
TO the 18th instant The following Sisters will
attend from this city:-Stster Mary Blanche,
superior Of st. vincents Asylum: Sister Reli-
han, 81 Arms Infant Asylum; Sister Beatrice,
Providence Hospital; Sister Sebastian, st. NJ At
thevAs Academy.
TEMPERANCE Notes.-The past week il re-
most successful and satisfactory week OF their
work. The i've daily ladies' meetings have
been generally largely attended; the general
daily meeting led by the pastors has been one
OF increased interest: especially made 80 by the
city. The enthusiastic ladies' public meeting
held on Monday evening last at the Hsmline
union, gave great impulse to the weeks work.
very large number OF druggists, grocers and
saloons have been visited, and the appeals have
not been without avail. A large humber of
pledges have been signed.
The meetings for this week were arranged by
the union at their session on Saturday, and a.
To lie a. follows: general uIass meeting, to be
conducted by ladies' at Union Chapel, nth
street, near Pennsylvania avenue, this Mon
day. evening A. O'Clock; ladies' union meet
tngs daily At Metropolitan PRESBYTERIAN Church
(Dr. ChrIstie's) Capitol Hill, Fourth Presby-
terian Church (Dr. smiths 9th street; Ham
line Church, 9Th and streets; Union Chapel,
10th street and Pennsylvania avenue, from / To
O'Clock; Fifth Baptist Church, (Meador's)
virginia avenue ard 9Th street, at ~ o'clock
daily; DunbartOn street NJ. T.. Church, George
town, from 10 q O'Clock daily; the daily public
meeting al DIR. Smiths Church from to
At meeting of the Dashawsys last night,
addTe were made by Mr.. Oscar Alexander;
Hon. Mr.. HazetOn, Of New Jersey; Mr.. Drew;
Capt. Robinson, Of New Jersey; Dr. BRAY, and
Hon Mr.. Theaker. Capt. Bsrth recited a tenn
PeIanee poem; after which several persons
At the Maso5ic Temple last night. Rev. Mr..
Fay, of the Universalist society, preached a
very interesting sermon on temperance, from
the 18th chapter of Matthew, 2lst verse.
TIE THEArERs.-Nrs. j. B. Booth, who is
mighty spoken OF by the New York papers for
her beautiful appearance aud fine acting "a
''JnlieI," in Shakspeares great love tragedy,
will appear in that eharaete, at Fort's 0psia
HOUSE To- night, supported by Mr.. j. F. Wheel
oek az Romeo" Nr. William Harris "a 'sM-r-
Quito" and the full strength OF Mr.. Fords com
pany.
CarEcross < Dixie's minstrels who com mepce
aveeks engagement at the National Theater
this evening, are well known aud correspond
lDely appreciated in Washington, where their
excellent music and crisp wittici-ms have on
several occasions delighted lar ge and fashiona-
bic audiences. It's good troupe, and deserves
There is a change OF programme at the Thea
ter Comique this week, and many and AZ
tractiye acts are announced ala Jardin Ma
billie }" with the Partisan Can Can. is one of the
leading features OF the perform ances, which
viii be varied and entertaining.
DISTURBING PLACES OF ANUssNExr.-The
practice of disturbing peTfOT m anees at places
OF public Amusement by disorderIy Young mer
has become an uBbesrabie nuisance Several
instances bave occurred at Metropolitan Hall
lately, and the offenders have hsen fined by
Judge SPELL On Saturday night five half grown
BOYS were making themselves conspicuous
there, totally ignoring the fact that they were
tresPassing on the rights OF others. Special
oneer Jones, of the Metropolitan, frst eau
TONED the m, and finding it did no good, called
IN some OF Lieut.: SIMMONS force. and bsgged
John CrehsD, Thos. Miller. Samuel W. Sweet
ger, John O'Brieu, and Thos. Anderson. all
young mechanics, who were locked up in the
Central guardhOuse, where they had all day
yesterday TO reflect on the results ut their con-
duct. This morning colaterals $40 were for
ielttd oy all except SEeetzer, who was fined IS.
THE FUNERAL Of the late DIR. John G. F.
HolstOn, professor OF anatomy Of Georgetown
College. took place yesterday afternoon from
Lis residence, No. 122 10th street, the Rev, Dr.
j. G.. Butler, Of the Memorial (Lutheranl
church, officiating. There were present repre-
sentatives of the medical profession, and of the
faculties OF Georgetown and Columbian col
leges, OF both Of which deceased was a respected
me mber, and a large number OF friends A feel
ing eulogy was pronounced by DIR. Butler and
the remains mcased In a handsome rosewood
conn decked with forsl tributes, among which
was cross from President Grant, were removed
10 the depot, and subseq to Evansville
OHIO, where the iDterment will take place to-
morrow Afternoon.
DRowNEp.-Yesterday, Coroner Patterson
Was called upon TO hold an inq nest the boiy
OF Alyetta HALEY, young man about TWENTY
one years OF age, found in Oxen branch, and
after tnquiring into the circu instances gave a
certificate OF burial, deeming an inquest un-
necessary. HALEY lived In that neighbOrho0d
AID has been subject to hts, and il il thou 5ht
while crossing the stream on a fallen tree he
fell In and was drowned. He had been missing
since last Thursday, and his body was discoy,
cred in the water yesterday.
TIE SUPREME CoUNCIL OF the 23d degree
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite southern
1uTikdicuOD. the most august body of Masons
ia the world, commenced its biennial session
to- Day IN the Masonic Temple, the Sow. Grand
Commander General Albert Pike presiding
His allocutiOn delivered this D. NJ This
occasion brings 10 our city manv eminent Ma
sons from different sections of the country. The
fraternity OF the rite In This city viii give them
banquet on Thursday night, which promises
70 be splendid affair.
TEE l4rH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CLUB re-
organized for the year on Friday night by
eleetiaz John NJ Shippen president: John w
HnnfsI- & Cnats xica nrssidants: Gantain