Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-18
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<"eet" ND'f''SN b-NNJ DAN'NS.
Condensed Locals
Street LAMPS Will be lighted al 10 p. m,
AID extinguished at $50 a m.
From J. L. Parker we have the New York
paTsTS In advance Of the mails.
To-day about dozen Judgments by default
were taEen before Judge Cartier.
Thieves broke into vacant house 1923 sth
stree, ON Saturday night, and stole gas fix
Fr, IN J. Bradley Adams we have the cap
iial october number of HrrPcr's MJHthy and
No. - o. the SsG,iTs LiJ~oTy.
Nj George J.. Sheriff has unlOaded fonr
Y'ss..s az his wharf during the past week
IoaTIy 100 tons CT coal A very heavy bust
J,hnJ ShiTmar has entered a suit against
tie DislTict OF Columbia for - O5i ~ for
work and material furnished on James
The L s. tug Fortune, now az the Wash
frgton navy yErd. viii leave about the 2olh
instant for Norfolk. She Will go from there
u New NCTk on special temporary duty.
Va the Criminal CCaTt this morning. Mr..
RiTney ca-l-G attention Ia tn large number
q i'-'T'ff cases o. aIpf al. atd asked when
hey could be tried The court announced
~ a. ai 81 poT uni Y eTefOre would he given
as soon 80 Ire four cases which hal been set
for trial were concluded.
certificate of ir corporation or the HIS
Gaze q mtteTy has been filed ia the Office OF
The Recorder Cf Deeds, with Gabriel II.
Greer. president. " T. Solomon. jr.. secre-
taTy. Il Giles. treasurer, and Solomon q,
Brown. superintendent aud trustee OF
PROF RrCfa1d r Green. OF tbs city. deIfv-
-6Tti the GsdiCstCry address ~ the opening of
The new sisters -CAO1i connected with 81.
MARY i. 7 church. Baltimore, last even
irg. HIS sddTe-s was Oh The missionary
WORT, as applied 10 the cOlOTed people and
her Cut- 10 their race, and was receiver
With UCch favor b. a large and Intelligent
audience Of white and colcred people.
Educational Institutions
Maestro Et,oIe EarfH, professor OF vocal
music. VIII resume BIS LESSONS OF THURSDAY.
I.ih inst. a. Msr.Eis hail S!-Dor Barili
viii tc a. hiS scrSsteoy thursday. FriIay
arc sa5UItay OF ih.s week from 10 20 y ard
from To :. for The purpose Of making ar
range mgNfS for the coming season. SIgnOr
Bar! is 50 wei Known aS e successful in
s'TECiCT mat AN extended notice Is uuaeceS-
saTy.
MI p. Strini. from Italy. son and pnpiI
OF SignCT Severe StriBi, will take "A limited
number OF pupils IN vocal music, on two
days IN the week, and viii come from Bsiti.
more TOR nat purpose. Special attention
given 10 the proper pronunciation Of the
ItsIisn language IN connection with singing.
Mr.. S;rini's long ard successful course of
study in some or the best schools of Eu-
rOre, makes him thorough and competent
teacher.
Misses Pollock and Noerr lIZ7 18th street
northwest, have opened their kindergarten
and school, combining every advantage OF a
tho rough education. Children admitted be
tween the ages OF three ana sixteen years.
Normal pupils in kindergarten trained by
Miss Pollock. whose education at the nor
NAL Kindergarten seminary OF b Rim enables
her to teach, thoroughly, FIobel's new sys-
1.-THE Naples" is family and day school
Tor your ladies. beautifully situated at
EichmOTG Hill Stamford, Conn. The adj
ysntages are excellent, and terms TO suit the
tines. Address Miss VI. G. a Fessendel,
Pi1DCtIal.
THE BATTALION OF UNIFORMED PATRI-
ARCHs Cf Odd Fellows, under the cOmrDaud
Of Asjor Dunn, with Captains j. T. Chsun-
cey, John Casey, 4 eN. scott and I'll. &. Ste
yens. who left here for Baltimore Yesterday
morning, returned here about = O'Clock
this norning- They were accompanied by
JOnch's bard and on arriving in Baltimore
joined The baltimore patrisrchs in escorting
The m embeIs o. the Grand Lodge from Bar
nuns TO the Odd Fellows Temple. Alter
Tartaking Cf breakfast at the CArroIltOD
during tue day, with some of their Bait more
friends hey visited Druid Hill Park and
DINER points OF interest. IN the evening the
two associations formed at Peppers hotel
the headquarters OF the Washi1ston gu .sts
sUG marct cd. with two bands 81 music. TO
RaTLum's hotel TO seTe made the Grand I.O!g1
TEey were drawn up in line in the corrid1rS
of the ECtSl. but as the grand officers were
not present the SereUade did not take place,
They lien marched 10 the Academy of
MUSIC. where many members of the Grand |
u GEe were present BY special invitation o. |
pa agcr Ferguson They marched across |
the Stage with music, and remained some |
lime al ,he concert.
TIE LABOR MOVEMENT AMONG THE
CoLCRED PEoPLE--Ihe National Uuion |
Charitable and IndUstr al A ISOLATION held
a meeting AZ the Bethel church. NJ street, |
rear l5lh. last night, TO raise money in aid OF
fhe enterprise e. ard there was quite a large
atiere&nce. Bishop j. ". Brown presided, |
and Rev DR.. Brian acted as secretary
Bishop Brown explained that the Object of |
Tie society was 10 better the condition OF
men, We men and children, and 10 further |
this object ID was proposed 10 establish an |
industrial school where trades shall be !
taught, where the POOR and destitute could be |
gathered in and taught 10 care for them |
selves and earn their own living, and i'm |
proved mentally ard morally. The projac; !
bad originated with their friend, E. W. Hall, |
ne tITee years ago, and the project was |
Then supposed 20 be visionary but he thought |
The move ment would succeed.
PTCL sampson was called FOR aud made an |
accrssS 6rdoTsiBg the project warmly. lie |
urged That ali Should give according 10 their |
means, hat every church should have a |
mite hox, ard lie concluded by subscribing |
ard DINERS subscribed.
Man SHOT EY HIS STEP SoS-Thfs |
frcrflIls an alteration took place al SOC y |
sutej southeast, between Jefferson Brown !
and rs step son Edward Lee, VI, en- the latter |
drew q pIS,ol 6,d fred three shots at Brown |
one a. tie tails takirg efirc, In Browns arm
Lee also yEOt.UC'a Eiui>-ITfu the hand 10 !
was aTT5 sled by Sergeant BofeIsr. and claims !
That EICwH was Ieatirg his mother when ne |
fntei fercd IN T-Ot c. her. Edward Lee was |
ara gnCd In the Police Court This rnDrpfng
CHARGED with assault and battery with intent |
40 Ri! MS step father, Jefferson Brown in /
The house OF the latter The testimony was |
that The wife o: Brown threw some water ONT |
of Tie wirGOw Is her husband was passing
which ftll OF Browns head. IN q great race |
he rushed IN. ard running Up stairs seizeI |
Nrs. bTOwn by tie throat and was dragging |
Der lCWafOs tGe stairs, when her son. Ed
Lee came TO her rescue with revolver i'm |
hand, ard after commanding his fafher-in-
law TO release his grasp on his mothers |
throat, lie let fly three shots, which took
effect as stated. Lee was required To give
sl,Cco tonds for the grand jury.
SUDDEN DEATH or A You've LADY FRosr
An ONE DOSE OF IAUDANUM Mrs. Susan
BOyDion, wife Of Charles \. BOynton a CLERK
IN ihe Isfd Office. died suddenly early yes
teiuSy morning, al the house OF Mrs. VIII
hsms. No i Sd street northeast, where she |
We BOARDING with her husband. Suffering
i hoi. severe PANS In the stomach, she took |
iaudauum, srd was soon In a stunor from
EhICh ne uld not recover. Drs. Ford and |
fkntI were called in. and administered res |
WIstlNes; but could not revive her and soon
afterwards she died. Her remains were sent |
10 o., me brsSIdence OF her step-father, Mr.. |
9'pE .; IaN'on, no. o. Montgomery street, |
teIy. Mr.. RoNnfon was the Ia nnI,tn- - -