Evening star., 1877-10-19

see ad elsewhere of Geo. VI. oyster, Jr., *
Bro, corner 12th street and Ma -sachusetts
avenue. These enteTprisiUg young business
men ere pre- pared To supply the Specialties
IN thsir Ire with prOInptueSs, and their Gus
iomtis may be sure OF getting the best OF
everything.
The shooting at RenBInss' Yesterday
TIE WASH INGTOS CLUB YICTORIcUs.
In THE STAR OF yesterday the result of
the shooting between the teams Of the Mary
land Rifle Club and the Columbia Long
Range Club, at 500 yards, was published, re-
sultiDg in a score Of st0 for the Columbia to
- for Ihe Maryland. ont Of q possible of
30 lie Washington team was composed OF
Prof Nm. HsIkIess, Colonel !. @. p. Burn.
side. and AsESTs i. J. LauTi-zeU. II. Laird
and James +. Bell; The Baltimore team OF y.
J. Scott, q. 4. Smith, \ V. Cantisld. jr., IL.
e CoElsen ard l.. w. Scott.
At go o'clock the shooting AT the 900 yard
range comm eHCed, ard il consumed about
one ECrr, resulting. Washington 3i2, Raltl-
more .lS. At the 1000 yard range, whirh was
not con pietfd until past O'Clock, the score
was: Washington 2>S, Baltimore 81. The
totals were go for tue Columbia, 10 gS5 for
Baltimore. Thus our pOyS re victorious by
points On the first match in July they
won by 81 pC!sts. The highest iTdivdUal
score was by r. w. Scott, of the Baltimore
u am. .lt- The apparent wild shooting by
tie WashiUgtO team on the ,GCO yard range
was attributed 10 several causes, bat il was
generally conceded thst their pieces had got
too cold, the slow shooting OF the Balti-
mO1eans enabling them 10 20 from one range
Tn tie other with but little intaTmiSSion, and
thus the temperature of their pieces was kept
uniform. Prof. Hardness made II bulls eyes
at SO yards, 81 800, and at 900; Burnside
Y, II ard 5; LauTitzen l3, ., ?; Laird l3, 9, .;
BE ii II, 3, 10.
THE MINER SCHOOL BUILDING, corner
OF f'th shd sampson streets, described in
yesterday : STAR was dedicated AT o'clock
yesterday afternoon, in the presence of quite
large audience. the lectUre-rOOm of the
buildiT beir & crowded. Among those pres
on Hen TOI-Vn
Education; HOr. Fred. Douglass, Gen. Hitz,
j. III. Brooks, Prof. j. VI. Langston, q. Rich
ards, ESQ, s j. Bowen. esq, g. T.. Bake:.
ESQ, Rev. A. Kent. w. W. Curtis, president
OF The Public School Trustees; DR.. Reyburn,
Rev. Alexander Cromwell, John Marbury,
yr, j. II. blanchard and Superiutendents
Wilson and Cook. Prof. LangstOn, VINO had
bee selected To preside made some prelimi-
nary remarks, and Rev. Mr. Kent offered
prayer A choir composed of pupils Of the
sumner, accOmT Tan1et on the piano by Miss
Laura Johnson, sang choice selection. The
Key OF The building were presented TO Mr..
GtoTge r akeT, treasurer, who in brief re-
marks described the building. The choir
reIdeItd "Over There In an effective man.
ner. Rev w. ". Chsnning. or England, was
Introduced, ard bis remarks were listened to
with attention, and he was heartily applaud
ed Ger. Eaton, Commissioner of Educa-
tioD, Hon. Frederick Douglass and othe.s
delivered brief addresses, after which n dedi-
cation hymn composed by DIR. e.. e.. Cox,
was sung by he choir and audience TO the
tuEe of "Old Hundred" The benediction
was then pronounced by Rev. Alexander
Cromwell
REIIGIoUs--The pastors Of many of the
evangelical churches Of the District nave un-
der tOUsiCeIation the prOpriety of inviting
Kew. Nr Muller. an eminent worker OF Eng
land 20 hold series of meetings in this city.
he revival AZ RH land Chapel, conducted
by Rev I.omss Harrison, the s'boy preach
eT' Uf Boston. continues in interest, and
hunters are unable TO get in the church.
BaSi night there were30 penitents at the altar
ado mary stood up IN the congregation and
asked Tor prayers There We're SIX conver-
s'"s 3 80 st The OH street MethCriist Prot
es;aEt Church sn Interesting revival meet
lrg = ID progress under the charge OF Rev.
Dr. NiFou, and number OF people have
osIrb rscs CbuTCh Tch'eIhion h sGd meetings at
dated IN interest. and nightly there are peni-
tfptS at The altar for prayer. Thus far there
have been about 20 conversions. Rev Harry
- France has charge OF these meetings.
BUIDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
OF buildings ntwiSle John W Paine con
ktIuct eight brick dwellings and stores 2Ist
between X street and Pennsylvania avenue;
s2,!oo Thomas Evans, construct three three
story brlck dwellings, 18Th, between and
L street, northwest; II CCO. Rev. Matthew
Alig, rt pair frame Dwelling, 9Th, between
q and II streets northeast; 500. c. f. Prem
fiss, repair a frame dwelling. corner 6,h
street and North CaTolira avenue Southeast:
$40. Join Cumberland, remove a frame
aweiirg' between G and f streets south
west; sto Eer jamin Waters. repair frame
dwelliIg. corner l4th and e streets southeast:
S45. James MaeTuCer- rep4iT q frame A yreFl-
1ng, ldh: between VI and n streets north
west, iO.
DlTD CT HIS INJURITs-A F5Rol Blo,y
NO" rom [0tEo " ttghf Charles Drasger.
yr.,wfO was struck lsSt Friday az MS bro
tDtIs store win Cr pound wei ght by n
mar named Thomas Fi'z, died from The ef-
fects o. his injuries al 1Gi "a street northeast
last evening, ard an inquest is 10 be hid
F1iz Was eI.aEed because the DraagprS re-.
fused TO let him have whisky Tine c1u1nan-
tGE OF Ffrx mod Nance
was with him at the time OF the affair, is in
custcdy ard held as witness. Fitz is still
at large.
Tie coroner this morning ordered An an
topsy 10 he held, ard directed TIE police to
summon jury FOR O'Clock this afternoon.
THE CASE OF JULIA berry, which has
been before the Police Court several times on
the charge OF perjury, alleged TO have been
con niIlt.d as a witness in the case of Russell
asairst Russell (divorcel, was recently be-
lore ne Grand jury, ard Its dismissal was
uL uLahiioously recommended, and the court
toOIdered. This morning the Police Court,
favlI been apprised of this action, dis
missed The case there-it havin. been in the
mean time maI ked suspended.
THE CASE OF CoLUsBUs ALExASDrR
ACT TIRE DISTRICT. Yesterday, in the
Supreme Court Of the United States the case
of Denniscn ct al agt Columbus AiexanIer
was docketted aud dismissed on mofion or
MI. Stewart. This is the New York special
Improvement. case watch was in the Court
IN SeEeral Term. decided In favor of Mr.
Alexander, restraining the sale OF prnpertv
20 satsIy tbe certificates for the special i'm
PrOvements. -,
FALL AND WINTER FABRIcs OF the
choicest selected patterns for bo,b voutns'
bows and chill iren's wear far superior 70 The
Centennlal or eny other exhibit, NAV be
daily seen at the Boys Clothing HouSe Of n
Robinson 4 Co, 9S Pennsylvania ayenue
The problem OF now 10 dress the bows is no
logger perplexing or difficult OF solution
Their styles, fabrics and prices have sol SeI
it 10 the entire public satisfaction.
Hon. ALEX. n. STEPHENS, OF Georgia
used Durang's Rheumatic Remedy for rhsu-
matism with great benefit. Lcfille's Head
ache Specide cures headache in five TO txsn-
~ minutes. Sold by every druggist. Fifty
cents.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF dress 60 DDS
IN Washington. CoioTed cashmeres. b.asx
caShmeres, black silks, black alpscas, bla nk-
els, shawls, cloth for boys wear, waterproof
Cloth Read our new advertisement OF cheap
dress goods. Carter's, Market Space. I