Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-03
Hammond and Bentley.

THE REVIVAL MOVEMENT.
On Saturday afternoon Mr.. Burbank and
Mr.. Jack" Reynolds went 10 HerndOn. Va
10 conduct branch revival meetings for a
day OF two.
a Young converts meeting was held at the
calvary Baptist Church Saturday evening
and was largely attended. Dir. II. y. Bell,
OF CHICAGO, presided, and addresses Wee
mace oy Hon. Mr.. Mann, Of Pennsylvania,
anu Rev. W. =. Hammond, and very in
lowed.
A childTen's meeting was held az the Ne
1roPolitan Church yesterday afternoon, and
a meeting was also held in the Sunday
school room. Some time was spent In sing
ing. Rev. DR. Sunderland male short adj
dress, after which Mr.. Hammond addressed
the children.
THE IEETIyG LAST NIGHT.
The Congregational Church was crowded
last night. y separate meeting was held in
The social room, and many hundreds went to
Calvary Baptist Church and 10 Rev. Mr..
DOmeTs Lutheran church. where interesting
and enthusiastic meetings were held. In the
main meeting, after The opening exercises,
Gen. CritteEden made an earnest address
Hsjor H. y. Hall, with voice trembling
with emotion, said " am too young a
Christian TO say much, but simply wish to
Christian, and cast in rds lot with Goi's
severe struggle. The change has been sud
oyeTpOweTed me" Mr.. Hammond took for
his text Amos 6 and ]. Woe unto them who
are at ease in Zion" The discourse was an
eloquent and logical effort, and at the con-
eiuslon about five hundred uncovered rose
for prayers. The inquiry meetings followed
and The services were continued until near
TO-DAY's MEETING.
Tbis morning, az Or. SundeTlsnd's church,
Rev. W. ;. Hammond took charge OF the
meeting, Mr.. Bentley leading the singing.
After some remarks on the Holy Ghost by
Rev Dr. Noble, a number OF interesting re-
ports were made by Rev. w. s. Hammond
Rev. X W. Black, Rev. I. RemicR. Mr.. Bell
and others. ! number OF requests for prayer
were read.
IL was announced that tomorrow night
IN consequence Of the general application for
tickets for admission 10 the Congregational
church, on that evening meetings will be
held az the Calvary BAPTIST. 9th street Meth
oo1st Protestant, and the English Lutheran
churches. where Mr.. Bentley will lead the
singing. and Mr.. Hammond will visit each
held.
Messrs. Hammond and BENTLEY left in the
O'Clock train to day for Alexandria, with a
humber or workers, and they Will conduct
meetings there this afternoon and evening.
FUNERALS YEsTERDAY.-The funeral o.
the late George Wright, who died last Wed
Destay at Fortress Monroe. Va, took place
yesterday afternoon, from Masonic Temple,
anC Was attended by large cOncOurse Of
citizens, personal friends OF the deceased.
The body was encased in handsome silver
mounted metallic caSket, on which were a
crown and cross Of flowers The religious
services were conducted by Rev. C. c. Mea-
dor, ofthe Island Baptist church, after which
r. IN.
Wheeler, j. A. W. ClaTvOe, Lewis L. Glenn
ents, Jack. Wilson and James Watkins re-
moved the remains to the hearse, and escort
Ell oy 81 johns Lodge, headed by Donch's
band, the body was taken 20 CONGRESSIONAL
cemetery. where the interment took place
The furerai Of the late William Bo I'd for
merry OF pennsylvania, but for the past fifty
years a resident OF this city, who died sud-
denly on Friday last IN the post Office build
Ing, took place yesterday afternoon. There
mains, under The escort OF Columbia No. 10,
II. ID. Ridenorr marshal, and Grand Lodge
OF Odd Fellows, l.. r. Randolph marshal
headti by a section of the Marine band,
were taken TO Mt. Vernon NJ. f.. church,
corner OF 9th and X streets, where the funeral
services were conducted by Rev. A. w. Will
SOD, the pastor. At the conclusion OF the
services the remains were taken to Glen
wood, where the interment was made after
the funeral services OF the Odd Fellows, con-
Quoted by Chaplain Croggon. The pail
hearers were, on the part of the church. Geo.
i pelany, Jesse 3; Wilson; Columbia Lstge,
w. G.. Perry and a. DHvall
The funeral OF Conrad WOLF, of George
his late residence, No. 8 Market Space.
The services at the house and grave were
presided over by Rev. DIR. Rie'z, of the GER
man evangelical church, who delivered
touching tribute 10 the memory OF the de-
ceased. Alr. WolZ's remains were escorted
10 the grave IN Oak Hill cemetery by Cow
enant Lodge, No. IS. l. .. o. F., Hermtone
Lodge. No. y, h. OF p, Georgetown Lodge,
No. 8, Good Brothers, and tribe OF hide
pSrueLt keO Men OF This city.
BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
PlownsD;-JOhn Il. Miller. a two-story
frame dwelling, east side New Jersey ave
nue., between q and X streets northwest;
$50. A ROthvell, two-stOry brick dwell
Ing, east side 9th street, between Massachu-
sstts avenue and X street; 81 600. William
BEenntDger. a three story and basement
brick dwelling, north side Massachusetts
avenue, between ith and 5th streets north
west; $50; lgnatius Rupert, two story
brick dwelling, south side New York ave-
nue., between 9Th and 5th streets northwest;
Sl,OeO- Casper Herbert, a three-story brick
s 1oIe sn ' ewelilng, west side 9Th. between
shlnn, frame stable, east side 18th street,
Tween Georgia avenue and g street south
Eest, SO. L Morrison, a brick dwelling,
street, between North Capitol street AMI
NC" Jersey avenue northwest; $50.
A CoLoRED Girl. BADLY BURxFpa
eolOIed glri named Alice EICeland nine
years Old, residing on X, near 9th street
southwest, was fearfully burned Saturday
night by her clothing accidentally catchiny
IRE from the stove She ran into the street
tnyeloped In flames, when a gentleman
sack about her and smothered the fre
enc was removed 70 the house, where she
was treated by DIR. McCauley, who pro-
hO0heed her condition critical one.
sPIcIxES TRADE DOLLARS of the COIN
sdelphis, valuable as momentoes and emf
osaues, as they are not IN Circulation in mis-
sonnlry, may be found at the banking
18th. 49, - VI As'fee'' near
Fish MARKEr ro-DAY-Sold nv p
Golden q Brother, fish agents "a sban "a
SOLD Tor - asSO per hundred; rs Coz herrt1cs'
ior sl9a 81 Per 6L thousand; 1900 punches hsh
rock sold ST p TO IS cents piece. wv ''"s'e
TRAVELLERS wishing a stronsIv r,.,,o
tTunk or valise, neat. substantial satc5s'
travelling bag or shawl strap, should car al