Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-02
C0ndensea L0cala.


Statues and varieties.
Condensed Locals.
beautiful new sanctuary iamp. of eIe.
CANT design. has been presented 70 ST Peters
church by q member of the Congregation.
Nc. Sanderson has been sppointei to a
place In The engineers department of the
House of Representatives -. '--e
MISS 0eorg1e jackson, a teacher or the
D ,ss colored schools, died at the residence
A colored infant was found on the stems q,
MIS-; Rockoerry's house, No. 800 E street
northwest. yesterday morning.
Mrs RossDna Mooney states that she has
not nled bill for a divorce from her hus-
bard, but for support.
mails.
The Potomac Fruit Growers invite the
me rooms OF the Board of Trade, Market
Space. near 9th street. See adv
Attention is directed TO a call In another
column for a meetiD ( OF IsraeIites to- morrow
evening 10 raise funds for the relief OF the
yellow fever sufferers in Georgia
BY reference TO our obituary notices IL will
be seen that Mrs. Margaret Ann Shaw de-
parted this life on Saturday last at the re-
msrsable age OF one hundred and twelve
years.
Rev. DIR. Newman will tell what he knows
about China and the Chinese at the HamIine
church, corner of 9th and p streets. To- NOR
row evening. The lecture Is for the benefit
OF the church.
The Centennial excursion given by the
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three trains this morning from the Baiti-
more and Potomac depot. II Is thought
SUI larger number OF trains will go to NOR
49, young girl named Mary Ann Houlihap
living on q street, between North Capitol
and lst street northwest, was about O'CLOCK
tocay badly burned about the face and neck
oy coal OIL, as she was endeavortng to hasten
up IRE
will be panied TO learn OF his serions accident
Jast Saturday, by which he broke his left
thigh: Mr.. 9. is quite advanced in years,
ana III spared will attain his S0th birthday
December LIST. This Is sad affiiction to an
old veteran OF The war of 1912.
Ope OF Wtllaru's hotel coaches oollided
WIN street car or the Metropolitan Co. At
me corner Of ID and ID streets, Saturday
nlent, and the driver, Thorn as Shea, was
t Hrown from his seat and severity injured.
biIn ,a h nstnes procured q hack and took
Inc Introductory to the winter course OF
iTrct tin tne Medical Department OF TIL
N me college building. 10th and II Streets
2y frof. +. Ashford, this evening at M
Inc profession anu fne public are Invited To
TIE washington Gymnasium (see ad y has
SVeIy appliance for exercise that can ne
tnonent OF; good reading room: hot And
cold baths. &c, ana iii Iof less than IS cents
week. STEP In and interview the popular
superintendent, Alfred Csmmack, ESQ, ana
You will be favorably impressed with the in
The nrst of a series Of Sunday afternoon
meetings, Intended especially for young
men, was held at Lincoln hall yesterday
afternoon, under the auspices of the Y. NJ.
Z. "A. The services consisted of devotional
exercises and an address by General o. o.
Howard, which was very appropriate to the
occasion.
AAGs1MENTs.-Ndtion Theoter-To night
Bret Hartes new play, 1.-TWO Men OF Sandy
n .a, VIII nave us nrst presentation in this
Sity; II was severely handled by the critics
In New York, but 1t seemed to plea se the
public, who are by no means poor Judges,
and now our citizens have the long desired
opportunity OF judging of It's merits for
themselves: The leading character, "Col.
Suipeper StarbOttle." is Entrusted to Stuart
nooson. one OF the finest humorous actors ON
Fords Opera Hotse.-To-night Madame
Hentz begins q short engagement with her
MINISTRIES, together With Mabel SAINT
Troupe and Milo Delssour's
Partisan dancers. Those w.. 80
variety WIN undoubtedly ind this perioi-- ,
TheateT Comi1us-Matt Morgan, with his |
living statue company. is engaged this week,
together with . hos, OF variety attractions, |
Krammes of the season.
Wesley Chapei.-There Will be vocal and
morrow mo evenins By Professors sanders and
Robinson, OF Baltimore, assisted oy seiect
cnotr-
Ne Rsndree Church Mass. rs)-There will
be q Temperance lecture and select reading
BY d. w. Bruce here to morrow night.
MARSHAL EcKLoFF AND THE POLICE
COURT.-The published statement that Mar
shall Ecklon has been removed from hts
place In the Police Court ON account Of @
complication of his accounts with the Dis
triet In Incorrect, and probably grows out OF
the fact that since the return Of Judge Smell
the latter addressed Marshal Ecklof o note
stating that after Protracted expert ence II
IA clear that the ONCE Of deputy m arshal
And collector of nnos, and the ONCE Of bal
LII OF the court, are Incompatible, since the
office of marshal requires oil the time OF an
enicfent man and the court needs all the
but two bailiffs, and does not provide for
any special officers, and in obedience to the
demands Of the public In terest he intimates
that his resignation as bailin will be &C.
cepted. II Is probable that In view OF the
above Mr.. Ecklof will resign as bailiff and
There In nothing wrong with his accounts
whatever,
Mr. JOHN f. PRIGG, proprietor OF the old
established jewelry store, No &5I Pa. avenue,
near 4 i street, who Is always on the alert TO
secure the most recherche style of goods In
bis line, and who prides himself on Offering
the same To his patrons simultaneously with
their appearance in the northern cities, has
just received some exquisite gems In soil.
polished gold at SIS. and solitaire diamond
shirt studs in Is karat gold at s5. Strangers
In our midst who may wish To secure, as q
souvenir of their Centennial trip, some
article Of Jewelry, can find nothing less ex-
persive or more desirable than the above
should not fail TO call at Prigg's, 457 Penn
sylvani avenue.-Adrt.
LITIeATIoN IN REGARD TO PINKY POINT
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