Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-03

Fills, who lives opposite the house OF
Fitzpatrick where Mrs. Ryder had rooms.
testified that sire heard an out cry at FitZ-
Iatrick's house on the night of the 9th July.
ard UrOn looking out OF her window saw
Of1CtT Moore running around the corner at a
quick speed. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick calling
after him ard saying that she would report
him TO his wife. Judge Mills dismissed the
aSe.
DEATH OF REV. BASIL BARRY-Ray
Basil Barry, n well known Methodist clergy
man atROckville, Maryland, died last night
at that village, aged - years. He has re-
s!ded at Rockville for the last 20 years. AMI
was gen eTally r,verCd by the citizens there,
where he was well known. Mr.. Barry was
The eldest but one OF the members of the Bal
timCre annual conference. He entered the
circuits and appointments: Maho1ing. Great
Falls, S'sET ton, New River, Allegheny,
AUckwiCk. Severn. Calvert, Price George
and Hartford. In 1856 he was at York: 1897
Baltimore circuit; 1s2s. StauntOn; 1923 80,
Montgomery; 1881, Cbambershurg; 1882 80,
Clear spring, Pa; 1854, Cumberland; 1885 '3j,
Allegheny; 1s31-jS. Rock Creek; 1S}9-+0. Lib
eriy; 1Al42, Great Falls. and 1S43 on Mont
eomery. In 1874 he took a supernumerary
relation, in which he continued until 1851.
when Eetook superannuated relation. Not
withsiaDdiDg his feeble health he continued
TO preach whenever occasion required, and
about his last public appearance was
al Warrington Grove camp meeting, where
he Ofilciated al the administration or The sac
Tlment, ON which occasion he spoke feelingly
of the probability OF that being the last time
he would attend similar meeting.
ELECTION OF OFFICEPs.-The twenty
mn annual meeting of the Young Catholics
Friend Society was held last evening AT Car
roll Hail, and the report of the president
show % receipts during the year. II 40 =
and expenditures OF II .09S 20, leaving a bal
anCe on hand Of $50 81. The following off
Gers were elected for the ensuing year: Pres
iGont, George II. Petty; Wee President Geo
Pogus; Recording Secretary. JOIN Blink
hem, Corresponding Secretary. j. F. Lem
ontoH; Treasurer, Rudolph EiChOrn; Book
keeper. Frank y. DeveTeaux; Ste .,ar!, Ar
thur NcDeTmott.
THE WoMAS's T, MPERANCE UNION com
mencGd a series % Sunday evening meetings
last evening, al OdeoG Hall, which are in
tended TO he continued at the same place, or
IN The different churches OF the city. The
meeting was well attended, and was presided
over by Mrs Church, the president OF the
society. The Scriptures were read and ex-
pounded by Mrs. Hartwell. PRAYER was
offered by the Rev. Mr.. Dennison. Short and
able Mrs. Ti!ley, DIR. Gross. Mrs. Baxter AMI
Messrs. Alexander, Cunning and Parker
and poem was recited by Mrs. Hopkins.
THROWN FROM HORSES AND INJURED
On Saturday, John Jackson, a bow. was
thrown nom horse on IN street, near Vir-
ginia avenue, and had his left arm broke.
Ofhcer Lewis took him TO his home, 227 F
street southwest. ...-Last evening "A SON of
Mr.. Harry McChesney, while watering =
morse al Rrightwood, was thrown and h ad his
ocllaI-bOne broken.
SURRENDERED.-TO-da Joseph Douglas
arrested In this District few days since on
the charge OF the larceny of bell and other
articles from Alfred Ray, of Montgomery
county, was surrendered to Sheriff Higgins
of that county, by Judge Wylie, a reduisi-
lion from Gov, Carroll being presented by
the Sheriff.
TIE DISTRICT ASSESSORS are now sitting
as a board or appeal at their office. in the
Morrison building, and will continue To so
act during the present month, after which
there can be no remedy for the assessments
made. Quite large number Of appeal cases
were before them this morning.
ANOTHER LOT OF new dry goods Just r.
celyed at Carriers, 107 Market Space; col 1r, q
caShmeres, black cashmeres. black alpacas,
oIack silks, blaI ke;s, shawls, canton fan
Iel' red and white wool fiannels. I
FOR BOYS AND CBILDREN's CLOTHING
ior iHiI and Wioter, go 10 the boys clothing
n 10, OF - Robinson & Co, 900 Pennsylva-
ma avenue; For all ages, of the best quail
'''S' at inc lowest prices.-Ad1.
, SAVE MONEY by buying stoves. ranges.
i@ati o"es' &c, OF Moran, 2I25 Penn avenue
e, - an agIiruitural paper says that Mr.. So
anu 20 mas ne champ fon mole wi,5 On 1 > haS
named Time" Now, who will take II me
by the fetlock? VIII '"e ms
- clrcassian women are selling tbair
slnrloCs hair IN order II provide r1nde f1r
ule wounded soldiers. Some of their trSsSas
Tour feet two inches long, are sold in -,
don.
sSMrs. Butler. who was Miss Tbo,,nso,
the recently famous painter, has gone 10
Adrian Opie To the seat OF war To study ann