Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-07
LOCAL NE VS..
COWtlen~P<l lOcnla.

The street lamps will be lighted tonight at
p M, and extnguished at AIS a m.
superior field and opera glasses and stere-
scopes will beEold this evening at Hempler's.
The officers Of Howard Division, No. I, g.
q J. were Installed last night by Deputy g.
ON Sunday, PohIck church, Virginia, was
eonsecrated TO the worship of Almighty God
The new junior professor, Mr. Edward g.
Rely, delivered the opening lecture at the
law school Of Georgetown University last
night: $1,000. -, ~
and Ford well deserves IL by the superb
manner IN which he has put the play upon
the stage.
There is q very Interesting revival meet
ing in progress al the Island Baptist church
on ID street, between ~ and 9th. under the
charge Of Rev. Mr- MeadOr.
From j. G.. Parker we have "Goaks and
Tears. by NJ QuOd. the Detroit Free Press
man" and H0TpeT's Weekiy. for Oct. 16, from
Robert Beall, HGTpcT'S Weekly.
The HYMNS to be sung at the children's
meeting of the Sunday schools Of the Il. f..
crurch in the District of Columbia at the
Epiphany church October p. 1915, will be
from The "Hy mBal,' Nos. l3s. 2l9 and 43l.
At the meeting of the Game Protective
ASSOCIATION tonight arrangements will be
made for the formation of a rife team OF
ten Three contests will take place within a
few weeks, and the ten making the hest shots
will compose the team.
The first Of the series OF Union prayer
meetings was held yesterday afternoon at
The Foundry NJ. f church and was fully a.
tended. Mr.. Hastings preached an interest
lrg discourse. The remaining exercises were
marks
The Massachusetts republican association
last night elected the following officers for
the ensuing year. c. F. Herring president.
n. L. Shepard, vice president; c. J. Stod-
GARD, secretary and treasurer. A. C.. FLOYD
A H Sbattuck and Leo Karpeles were ap-
Faunee corresponding secretary; c. F. Her
ring and A. l. Shepard a committee in re-
gard 10 obtaining reduced transportation to
20 home and vote.
A HANDSOME IMPROVEMENT uiai's
heg assembly ROOmS.-Prof. MaTini, the pOp-
HIaI teacher OF daneing, has been compelled
by his constantly growing business To make
extensive alterations In his rooms and 10
very materially enlarge his building The
artists and wOrkmen are now busy with the
numerous details of these alterations and
Improvements, and when the work is COM
pleted the establishment Will not only he
most admirably fitted and equipped for the
uses OF Prof MaTini's classes, but will be
one Of the most eligible i'm the city or country
lor balls, private parties, private theatri-
The whole building has been extended
thirty feet 10 the rear, by which the already
spacious main hall is enlarged to a magnif-
cent room. one hundred and eight By forty
two feet, with a height OF ceiling to CORE
spOnd with the ample proportions of the
nall At the south end of the hall a new
feature Is supplied in a movable stage of
1t TOl. mdTlnl = design. Wnicn supplies all the
requirements of a theater stage and can at
the same time be readily displaced when IL
- not needed. A rOOmy stairway leads from
the rear of the hall to the basement. where
we find a spacious and cOmfor able supper
room, eighty feet by fOrty-twO; and i'm con
venient neighbOrhOOd on the same floor are
dressing rooms for ladies and gentlemen,
supplied with all modern improvements: a
conveniently arranged kitchen, with ranges
dumb walters, &c; wine rooms, smoking
and card rooms refreshment rooms, &C. ali
U Crr and frrrr hal
secOnd and third floors the rooms heretofore
used for coat rooms and dressing rooms for
gentlemen Will be reconstructed and fitted
mp for dressing and sitting room tor gentle
men. Numerous other improvements and
alterations will be made In the building and
altogether the new AS emily Rooms will be
just the thing" not only for Prof Marini's
uses, but for the accommodation of the pub
lie.