Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-03
Snu,sepsad Locals.


-Ilm ]. &. FarEeT we ha- e the New Yo-k
YspsrS 81 advance of the n ais.
Mars PLd SatuTn viii appear nearer To-
gt.her 10 night than sryGOdy now living
viii ever &C them aga y.
Tie eloquent Rev. Father Dinahan will
preach for charity IL 81. Peters Charca to-
In he Criminal Uour; = day. the case of
J. h. .pTincoj, Grant. and Brc
chs red y IN CO. piracy, was ter hen argued
t,lG cen Vrr6r before Judge 5acAT.CCT.
\ small cCUrarv Cf relatives assembled
al NJ. GccTge A. S1=kell's. last TUESDAY. ia
witt C-S Toe ~ 9TT-sge 81 his tsaghttr, Miss
ANNE Wiz J. al. BTUDke, Cf TniOHtOTn.
Elsewhere Eill be found MI Tn Is. WElsh g
csr6 AZ CIV cling the ODeE1rg OF 8 first class
70 .tauTau' his fiue new building, corner OF
Detective NOSs to-day arrested q co,ored
boy % tie street having IN his TOSSe sion a
no tvy si-Eer muz lirCt wi,a gold whicd he
was on,rrog - eel fOv - cents.
cO'1rCd bO- this afternoon snatciieI p
rocSes book containing between SO ard $50
IN n oDey from lady, vino wa ont shopping
en- - street, between end streets, anu
got away sutce' siUiIy.
The Tsvivsl 80 1-'h street. snu" $3.50 r'"vCh.
Rev. u. Ni'e. IastC-, cno;fgLe- Twenty
fodT rsoIS lave ben Inverted. Rev. j..
week
IGe INSPECTION I'D review OF the fire de-
PAL men Of fbis bfstIirt viii take place ON
Tue Gay p ext at o. o rirCk y. To-, in tie open
space oUToSt" the east mont of fhe Capitol
he m re lard VIII ~ present.
Thy Storm which swept across this neigh
1Tb' ] yeStCTdSE, trsVe.15 all Tire way
s,roFs The continent. ard il the ideuticrl
cyclone tret blew 4 tain Of cars of lie track
O. tie JtaE railroad, and il is now out at sea,
o. its WAY 10 EUrOVP.
TIe card 81 Health met last evening, and
Communication was received from Mr..
Hovey rogue ting al inspection OF all build
ings rented for school PURPOSES. Ii was r.
fcIied 20 Or. Cox, Mr.. Warden, ami the
health officer.
Tie annual meeting OF the Calvary Baptist
League was held last evening. and the FOL
lowing tfflcCTs were els ,i6 a: President, y. +.
IL gelow; vice president. y. J. Canning, sec
Rotary, T. j King. treasurer, J. II. OlcOtt.
and an executive board con sisting of Misses
Maggie IaVis. and Halt { Hamlet.
Previous 10 The >eIvlte 1T Metropolitan NJ.
T.. Church tomorrow evening, Prof. Wild
COWS VIII pay Appropriate dlrges on the
chimes in respect 10 Senator Morton. On
Monday PIof. widows Will toll the minute
Del nom III O'Clock, and PLAY AT intervals
sel1CtiC as OF d1Tze muSic-with the bells
muftet-as a requiem 10 the memory OF the
illustri oUs dead.
At meeting of the contributing members
of the Free Central Dispensary yesterday,
reports were presented showing that during
TIE ast three months 1919 patients had been
treated ard 1850 prescriptions compounded.
Fniy collars per month had been received
frCrn lie BlStfiCs COMMISSIONERS. the bal
snce az the receipts com ing from private par
ties, who had subscribed ii 100.
A meeting OF IHdiaHiaDS was held last
ever ing at Talmadge hall 10 take action in
reference 10 the death OF Senator Morton. and
II Was well attended. Gen. T. NJ. Browne
was called 10 the chair. and Mr.. T. T.. Bull
iocR fIecied secretary. Aessrs. ]. l.. Evans,
- ID Baker, j. n. DefreeS, Capt. NJ. u. Lee,
and Mr.. Jerome Burnett were appointed a
committee or resolutions. They ~ubse-
quenUy reported u series OF resolutions OF
respect To the memory OF Tue deal Senator
Baker. Hon. VI. :. Robinson, and Mr.. D. p
Holloway were adopted.