Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-25
CONDENSED LNcAla.

played the Nationals of Washin yton. i'm this
city yesterday, and the latter won, the score
The sovtreigns OF Industry last evening
fnttiated nine new members, and the feasi-
pity OF Organizing sovereigns' store or
appointed To select a suitable location for IL.
hessrs- Weathersby and Holroyde, the
Ebgush evan gelists, yesierdsy attended and
led the monday and O'Clock prayer-meet-
lngs al the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion rooms In the evening q meeting was
heid IN The congregational church, at which
Doth OF these spoke and q prayer meeting
conducted by Mr.. Westhersby followed dur
ing which three penitents presented them
selves.
The Washington Saengerbund last even
Ing directed the treasurer to pay out of the
funds OF the association the deficit in the re-
ceipts OF the late Ssengerfest; also unani-
mOusly resolved TO tender thanks to those
VINO assisted them in the late concert. to the
Washington Scheutzen Association for plac-
ing thrir park at their disposal, and to the
press OF Washington for the handsome man.
ner In which IL supported their late fest.
In our report of the Produce Exchange
meetng held ON THURSDAY evening Mr.. Bar
neously given, and should have been printed
as follows: "that these gentlemen, (Messrs
bledler and Barret) bad right to advertise
as they saw fit and he thought they had
acted as gentlemen should do, as thew had
asked TO resign when they wished TO change
the commission rates, but were not .permit-
Grand United Order Of Odd Fellows.
CELEBRATION OF THE 9TH ANNIVERSARY
1esterday the 18th anniversary of the in
PRODUCTION of the Grand United Order of Old
FELLOWS in the District III Columbia was cele-
DRAFTED by grand procession of the lodges of
tne ORDER IN this District, as noticed in The
STAR last evening.
After the route had been marched over the
membership marched into Lincoln hall
wnere We're quite number of the friends of
The order. the stage was occupied by the
Past Grand Masters Council No. T. the Old
feIlows' choir, under the lead of p. n. F..
Joseph Ambush, and the speakers. The
exercises were opened with prayer by Rev.
James Thomas Thomas, and the choir sang
an opening cde. Past Grand Master A X
manning presided, and introduced z. q. NJ.
VIM. A. Freeman, p. y. +. j. w. Cron we'll
n IL Wright, p. n. F. j. F.. N. Wilkinson
T. u. NJ and Jerome A. johnson, z. n
Fench, al OF whom delivered addresses.
During Mr.. CromwelPs address the two
lodges from Lynchburg, the o. b. s. Lodge
14IS and Dawning Star Lodge l4I4, entered
me building They were TO have arrived at
80 O'Clock IN the morning, but in conse-
quence of the breaking down of an engine on
delayed. WIZ
AT the conclusion of the speaking the choir
sang america" and the lodges formed i'm
order and marched To the hall on 18th street
where the order was given TO break ranks.
AT O'Clock the members with guests and
lady friends, assembled at the 18th street
nall, where the evening was spent In ban
9uetirg and dancing in the spacious halls of
the building The 9Th trianniaI council
meets here on Wednesday, Thursday. and
Frloay OF next week and IL is proposed by
The members of the various lodges here To
give collation. in their honor on the evening
OF wednesday, the 18th instant.
REAL ESTATE sALES-F. W. Miller &
20, real estate agents. No. 9I5 street north
west, have lately sold, at private sale the
Following pieces of real estate:-IOt % of
square improved by a tRree-story and
basement brick house, to VIM. q. Force for
$1,000; part OF lot 4, of square i9I, frontIng
on pennsylvania avenue, improved by
three-story brick house, to Henry Kraak,
for ell SEQ; parts OF lots 1, 2 and 26 of square
So, improved by three-Story and basement
brick house, to Thomas Smith for a. OO0: Iot
%, OF a. X shepherds subdivision OF square
90, 10 Edgar Speiden; parts of lots and 2l
In square ASS, improved by a two-story and
basement brick house, for =, 600: mart IF Tor
], in square 50, TO f. J. strider, for 81 900;
lot IA, In square no, 10 James Carrico.
HAMILTON BUILDISG AssoCIArIoN.-As
ane tIIIle IOr the nrst payment of dues in this
as ISOLATION approaches, the interest amonO
lts stockholders and the community In gem
erai Increases. The stock is being taken very
rapidly, and because OF the peculiar adyan-
fages IL offers both borrower and in weston Il
1s predicted that an unusually large number
oI shares Will be subscribed on the rrsL meet
IDs nlsht- I'm all moneys paid into the
treasury IN excess OF the amount required IN
pay the regular dues on STOCK. Interest ar
the rate OF 8 per cent per annum will. be al
iOWtu, ana persons IA king stock for the pur-
pose OF borrowing will bear in mind the ca
operative feature OF the Hamilton, in giving
70 Inc borrower an equitable share of the
prOnts on settlement
THE NEW FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH.-The
cOmmltJee appointed To supervise the con-
ssLoctlon OF The new fire alarm telegraph
MesSrs Martin CrOnin and H. r. Miles and
Lieutenant X. l. Hoxie-madea reporf IN me
District Commissioners to-day that the work
had been completed and INSPECTED and MAJ
everything bad been found 10 he in nerfect
working order and the several parts con-
strneted IN street accordance with the terms
OF The contract
AHANDsoME DIsPLAY-Weto-davc called
on MesSrs. Saks & Co, TO inspect their re-
mOueied building, and assure our readers
tnat the display of apparel for gentlsmen's
wear Is unsurpassed by any effort heretofore
made In our city. The Appointments, deco
rations, &C, are superb. Tonight the entire
h1lldlEg Will be brilliantly Illuminated until
II p m. The sight is well worth seeing aud
our Ieahers are cordially Invited to cali.
DEATH OF VETERAN EDIroR-Nr. Ed
gar snowden, senior editor and PROPRIETOR of
&c aleAahdrls a. Gazette, whose illness
sas hoteu In The STAR of yesteriay died
iaSt eNeLi Ing at bis residence in AIexsnfrIa-
IN the sixty NTH year OF his age The da,
Ss"SsSls WI, nho had oeen connected with the
teeIned oy all who knew him.
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A SERIOUS AssAULr-In the Police g.,
on the 9Th instant Mrs Teuber was fined 50
aLd costs Tor aSsault aud battery upon Mrs
huoer; We have been informed that since
81 oy Two physicians, who report her in a
very dangerous condition, having been in
Jured internally, and that IL she survives she
VIII IN ali probability be a cripple for life
~O@ A4AS.
BUTTONS AND STUDS, in Jet. dead gold.
light gold, coral and stone Lake George Dia,
monos, sapphires. opalines, smethyst. EN-
erald, garrett; over one hundred STYLES 10 se-
Ieet iron, al Prigg's jewelry store. Agents
lor the celebrated Lake George diamonds in
JET and gold, No. i57 Pennsylvania avenue
near ~ street.
INJURED RY A FALL--About 10 O'Clock
snhs morning Isaiah Parker, q carpenter was
SSeWNIely injured about the head and back by
hatank nom the top OF the boat house now
-, ~ Ssreeteo, and ON which he was ar work
a - I0ot OF - "a street northwest DIR Hines
enueeeo medical aid, and he was sent 10 MS
hone' ON ~, between 4th and 5th streets
CHARGED WITH ADULTERY-Tbe roI,.e
on thls city arrested a colorsd man SO
woman yesterday On an order bv fsiasrar
rom r. L Sprecher, chief OF police az 80
caster IA, charging them with adnlters
Iney were aIrayed Ia Snery, but had - =
toekeu up In the central guardhouse 10 awais
requisition from Pennsylvania
AT THE Washington Gymnasium will