Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-07
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a rare art treat. Admission greatly red1cld.
Adults . cents, children 10 cents.
The HeImOn Presbyterian church, OF Mont
EOneTy county, Md, will be dedicated to- NOR
row, Sth. Rev. John A. Carmichael will preach
1T II 3. m, and Rev. 5. :. Mitchell will de-
liver the dedicatOTy sermon az p. NJ, Reys. 5.
n. Howe and Chas. Beach assisting
good deal of interest is felt in the expert
Eent OF giving sacred and classic Sunday con-
ceTts 10 be entered upon tomorrow night at
the National Theater. Concerts OF this kind
have been yeTy successful elsewhere, and as
Washington u musical city, they are likely
10 be popular here. especially A. they are exc
euted by strong company and under good
about g. o'clock this morning, a. Officer
shepherd, OF the 9TH precinct, was passing
sOWn Massachusetts, avenue on his Vay home,
be discovered that the porch OF the residence OF
DT. A. y, BOTlsud, GIL Massachusetts, avenue,
was on FIRE, some misCTegHt having applied the
match. The flames we're eXtinguished with
few buckets of water. IL = only about a week
ago when an attempt was made to fire the same
place.
The International executive committee of the
convention OF Young Mems Christian sssocia-
tons OF the United States and British pro-
yinces, have, in accordance with the vote of
the Dayton convention, requested the Obsery-
snce Of the second Sabbath N November. sth,
(tO-m OTrUw,) a. a day OF prayer and thanks
giving for the special work OF the young men.
Services viii be held in Lincoln Hall st 80
and addresses will be delivered By Rev. .. h.
TIFFANY. -. d, OF Metropolitan NJ. f. church;
Rev. Mr.. Ames, and ReT.J. W. Parker, OF Cal
vary Baptist church.
Rev. Samuel DOner, of Shanokin. Pa. and
elected pastor Of St. Pauls English Lutheran
church, accom- Eied by his family, arrived in
tEiF city last evening" and At once proceeded 10
tie parsonage adjoining the church, where a
number OF the members were IN waiting and
most cordially welcomed them TO their new
home. Mr.. DCmeT IL man OF medium age,
me eanca1on, eloquent in his delivery, and
has Tor years been engaged IL = very successful
ministry IN his native state, snc therefore very
reluctantly accepted the unanimous call Of the
% ~ y Ar N a
VIII at once enter upon his duties.
EETBRTAIEMENTs THIS EVENING. 49, The
Aimee French opera BOufe company make
their last appearance To- night in one OF Ofen
bach Z, most popular pTOddctIons-Ls Grande
Duchesse-With new Costumes, beautiful
scenery, sc. On Monday evening the renowned
Miss Adelaide Nelson IN Romeo and Juliet.
Jack Cade, or the BOndsman OF Kent, one of
FORESTS fayorIte roles, a the play selected on
the occasion OF MIR. MCCuilO1gh's farewell aI,-
Iesrance al FOTd's opera House tonight, Mr.
Mccullough Is not a whit behind Forrest in his
rendition OF the character. ON Monday even
ing tie celebrated English comedian, j. T.
IOole, will make his tTst appearance IN one OF
LIS comic creations.
The IbeateT COmique presents its usual biz
budget Of attractions 10 night. See advertise
meEt.
The Miltouian TabIeau1 will be exhibited for
the last time at Odd Fellows hail tonight.
TEE wAsHINGToN MOSUMENT.-The follow
ing contributions have been aided 70 the con-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Shade Lodge. No. rs, r
a NJ, DOvnisVille, Cal, $50; GilrOy LOd Ze
40. IA, GilToy, Cal, Sli; Oswegatchie Lod ge
no. 8, !. -. y, z, Alexandria, Va, SO; Marley
EncSmPment, No. 8, I. o. o. F, Alexandria
Va, $40 Sierra X. a. Chapter, No. 2 K. A. NJ,
3, Knights OF Pythias, Alexandria, Va, $40,
Curtis Lodge, No. 80, F. A. A. NJ, ClOverdale
Cal, so; Jefferson Circle, No. 2, B. L. n. F.,
Alexandra, Va, $40; Evening Star Lodge No
lss, +. A. A. NJ, Etna, Cal, SIS: YO Semitic
Lodge, No. 13S, T. A. A. NJ, CO1lteTsTilie, Cal
-; Miller X Jones, Washington, ID. c., sl1s;
Harmony Lodge, No. g. +. A. a. NJ, New Ca
nasR, Conn, $40; Norfolk Lodge, No. Is, /. Q.
q. F., Boston, Mass, SO.
DIssENsIOrs IN TIE UNITARIAN SOCIETY
At tie annual meeting Of the members OF the
Unitarian Society on Monday night last res
clutlOn was introduced requesting the Rev
FTeceriek Hinekley TO resign: spd was defeated
by aY0te OF = 70 q. Last night meeting of
some forty Of the friends OF the Unitarian cause
embracing nun Der OF the solid financial men
OF the society N this city was held at the resi-
Cenee OF Mr.. Henry A. Willard, at which a res
oiuton wss adopted that they would not with
Draw from the Unitarian society: they would
cease 10 give II their temporary support, and
viii organize meetings for pablo worship 40
long a. Mr. Hiuckley remains pastor of the
church IL this city. A committee was appointed
70 arrange Tor the commencement of these ser
vices Oh the 18th Instant. The dissatisfaction
with Mr.. HiDekleyis stated TO be on account on
he radical political utterances.
PHILLIP BLAKE MAKES RAID ONACAB-
EAGE PATCH AED COMEs TO GRtRF-I.ast
night Unknown cOlOred thief named Pint
J. Blake, made raid on the cabbage FIELD of
MI. James Boyer, near GiesoCTO, and took away
seventy heads Of the best aud hacked them into
bis wagon and started 20 the Center market
whittier be Was followed tins morning by Mr.
Boyer who soon discovered the thief. Blake at
the same moment noticed Boyer, and, jumping
INTO his wagon, drove OF At full sIeed with the
cabbage. Mr. BeyeT pursued him in a circuit
Hra1r mt hag lF.u.- II
- the corner Of Sd and Boundary streets when
Blake jumped from the wagon and took To the
duection OF Gales woods, leaving cabbage,
wagon horse and all, which WAS secured bv Mr.
Beyer, who, after selling his cabbage. turned
over the bOEse ana wagon 10 the properly clerk
AT he adj uarters A. abandoned property. A war
rant has been obtained for the thief.
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THE METEcPoLITAN STREET RArIpoao
+lHCs 2, EsG'1udrrsrs.-Ihe depot OF the
Aeu0POhsah strt CT railway, formerly ON I-tA
SNeet, near New York avenue has recently
been removed % West street, Georgetown, inst
osS ono me P-stIeet bridge. The property on
which This new depot ~ located, comprising ten
acres OF land, beng the Old s'WOOdwa ARD F.Fm. .
has been purchased ~ the COMPANY which
proposes 70 erect tine brick buildings thereon
when their means and the receipts OF the road
permit their 50 dong The present frame b1iId-
ings, comprising Offices, workshops, stables
Nc-. are merely temporary. The property pur-
chased by the company has been graded AMI
otherwise greatly improved By the company.
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ATURB.-By the announcement elsewhere IL
viii be seen that the next lectures in the v. NJ
q. A. course will be the series OF four on Eng
hsh literature and authors 20 be given by james
Il. Fields, esq, the Boston pu blisher and editor
Everywhere Dir. Fields famili ar talks about the
IsTs0nHsi and the habits OF life and thought of
me leading writer's OF modern poetry and hcrion
nave been warmly appreciated. l. at week his
appearance At WaterVille College, Maine, pro-
and professors.
hEAL ESTATE SALks.-B. Il. Warner. real
estate broker and auctiOneer, cold ve,teriSv
AFTERNOON AZ auction, for Daniel w StewarY
trustee, TOT Il, IN square sec, fronting on nm
street, between and L streets noTth wsst -
Grr. Mary r.. Wzrder, a. ~ ,2OO Aiso .oiJ
part OF Loo =, in square ioo, on the poTthass+
corner OF and Tth streets southwest Improved
by frame stOrehouse on the corner win a
brick back building, TO Mrs. Catherine A TaI-
bot, At - 100.
ISTEREsTIHG EXERCISES tomorrow are Al
ysIttstd elsewhere IN to-day's STAB in the fol-
lowing named churches st. Paul's English
lutheran Church; Memorial Church; Asbury
~. n church; First Baptist Church; Christi an
ShnsShi Reformed Episcopal Church, ami at
AAs~nAhs Rooms OF y. q. Union.
JHE FRIENDS OF THE PEOPLE are those Vim
kNo q en- good goods at low prices and a. such
We cLeerf1lly commend the public 10 Nsssrs
bcRsn & Mylie, dry goods, lois and 1000 Ter