Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-05


resi- OF the week, giving grand matinee on
SATURDAY. The little ones should be sure 10
ThedteT COmique-An admirable variety
performance is now running at the popular
(Omique. The White Fawn" is the lead
ing dramatic attraction, but the 4Eolian
MINISTRIES. and host of variety stars, come
in for a good share OF the pleasure that is
nightly ELECTED.
Row AT BASE BALI. MATCH. There
seems 10 have been q general base ball revi-
val in cur midst recently, but its early down.
fsll is predicted unless something is done
nngentlemaDly conduct OF certain PLAYERS
during the game. Hardly a game has been
played that the decisions Of the umpire have
not been disputed, and general free fight
prevented only by the presence of policemen.
The game yesterday afternoon between the
National and Astoria clubs was looked for
ward 10 with interest, and an immense
crowd, four or five thousand people as
seInbled on the old Olympic grounds TO wit
ness II. The game opened We'll. and the Ma
IlonaIs, after the first inning, took the lead.
The Astorias several times disputed the um-
pres decisions, and in the fourth inning,
when the Nationals were far in the lead.
they became angeT6d al a decision against
mem, and refused TO play. The game was
decided IN favor OF the Nationals by a score
Of to o: Cnprejudiced spectators yesterday
Were OF the opinion that the umpire, Mr..
HaTbaugh, was honest in his Judgment
although he may have made mistake.
THREE JCDGEs on THE SAME CAsE-It
Will be remembered that during the month
Df August, in the case OF Bryan agt. Sander
Sou, Judge Wylie granted a writ of assist
ance 10 the plaintiff TO enable him TO obtain
possession OF certain property, on motion of
MI t!llot and subsequently,, on motion OF
Mr.. Meloy, Judge Humphreys granted an
orcer sUspCrGing the execution OF The writ
n day or two subsequently, Judge Wylie
made An OT1eT directing the marshal to exc
cute the writ, ana defendant then entered a
motion directing a rule 10 issue TO plaIntfff
70 STOW cause why he should not be attached
tor contempt. and made the rule returnable
DeIcre JuCgc DIN. Yesterday was the first
DAY or the September term, ard Judge DIN
preside This case was called and argued
and Judge OIiH directed that q rule be issued
against Bryan TO show cause why the writ of
assistance should not be quashed.
THE ALEXANDRIA CowHIDISG CASE
w. Z. Costin, the victim OF the cOvhiding
AFFAIR In Alexandria day before yesterday
an account OF which was published in y ester
day STAR, denies that he said there were
no ladies' in Alexandria except his sweet
heart. He did say that the latter was the
hnest lady in the city, but subsequently he
made amends by saying that all of the ladies
ofAlexsDdrIa. like Ceaser's Wife were above
suspicion. His enemies were not satisfied
win ms and hence the attempt to chastise
nm. lie further says his aSsailant did not
succeed ID hitting him once. When he goes
10 Ale1andr1a again he proposes to 'take a
oog elong 10 Keep ne girls away and to go
prepared 70 give his male enemies a warm
reception IN case they again attack him.
District 81 Columbia and Maryland by the
Paient UiLce, for the week ending August
DisfTscf Of CCIUHJta.-uenry Fl. Doty. rail-
way ran joints; Cyrus W. Saladee, tOrsiOn
springs for vehicles lre-issuel; Parker H.
Sweet. Jr., paper fasteners.
AOTUiGHd.-C. Calvert Egerton vehicle hub
aIiacElEg devices; Z. Calvert EgertOn, can.
ceiling devices; Edward Mallalieu, paper
lined bags; Robert r Pumpbrey. meat cut
tiers, ali The pateEtees being from Baltimore
THQiBid.-WalteT r. Russell and Charles
Steel ken, Norfolk, combined hoe and shovel;
trademark 10 Watson and McGill, Peters
burg, ior smoking and chewing tobacco.
FRATERNAL VIsIT-Last evening, Pas,
Grand Sire +. ID. stuart, of the Odd Eel
lows, accompanied by Grand Rep. W. j. De
GTess, OF Chilli, y a; W. CTump, OF Cnya-
hh S Lodge; d Compton. OF Sciota Lodge;
"a. Fhlsler OF Lily OF the Valley Lodge, OF
OHIO; and ]. y. Harvey, of Kanawha Lodge.
OF West Virginia, paid a visit TO Sarepta
Lodge, OF Alexandria, where they spent a
pleasant time. interesting remarks being
made by the visitors, the Noble Grand, and
other members Of the lodge.
A CHARITABLE MOVEMENT. At the
meeting OF the National Union Charitable
industrial Association, last evening, the fol-
iowing gentlemen were elected: Columbus
Alexander. treasurer; Hon. SayleS ]. Bowen
hon A O.: Riddle. Frederick Douglass,
Gen. q: g. Heakle, J.. G. Hine, VIM: Lee
sampson, and F. q. Barbadoes directors.
Inc Inc ooJeet IS 10 establish an old peoples
ln1rStrlal
school for boys taken OF OF the streets.
THE TWELFTH OF SEPTEMBER. wednes-
day next, will re observed by a large portion
OF the people Of Anne Arundel county bv
pic nc a. jackson's woods, about * miles
from Washington, on the b. and p r. r in
which ten or more Sunday schools will mite
Addresses will be made by Mr.. T. j. Magra-
der Of ~ T. Church South; Prof P. N. Lea
OF N. 4. Church; Mr.. S. h. Dashields OF me
Episcopal Church, interspersed by singing.
TIE ADAGr, that once In every mana I,,a
fortune offers a success, can be tested by All
dressing a letter To NJ. A. Dauphin p o. Roy
G92, New Orleans, with an enclosure of a slf-
hcient amount, 10 try ones luck In the next
State Lottery Company, which has a capital
and accrued reserve OF over II $50 coo in cash.
See advertisement
MARRIAGE LICENSEES have been issued To
David johnson and Tabby Stewart; Charles
l. Davis and Mary Ellen Jackson; Joseph
EoSs and Francis Willis; Richard r. Mer-
chant aud Annie F. Speak, both of Dumfries
Va; August Maske and Mary Welcker; w.
McC. Stewart and Josephine a. Pant; Robt
Gauges and josephine Davis.
THE FOLLOWING DEEDS in fee simple
were flied to-day Ia the Recorder OF Deeds
Office: W. W. DUNCAN 10 w. III. Gardner,
ct al. tom. Burke. =. zoo. 10; n and part %,
square Ill; Il. III. HUI TO Ellen Standon, 800,
1ot q, OF sub OF lots l, 2, 3, s, 3, 10, and IS,
square Ti9.
DR. LION. 7o7 9Th street northwest. every
Iuesday. Wednesday and Saturday. See