Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-04

ueceaSeQ, clergy OF the District, clergy from
abroad, brothers of st. Matthew's Institute.
sisters OF charity, servants, members of the
congregation and citizens. At the cemetery
the lnterment was made under the superviS-
ION OF MIR. A. III. Gawler, the undertaken. The
eortege was one OF the largest ever seen in
this District.
Amusements.
National Theater.-"A Celebrated Case"
IS drawing good houses. 1t is deserving pa
tronage The play is very interesting, and the
cast OF characters, except in one or two in
stances, is very strong,
to pass an evening quietly and with thorough
enjoyment. The variety in the programme
preeludes the possibility of once getting tired.
Authors Carnival last evening was much
larger than the evening before 1t was almost
a, jam. A large number of new characters
also made their appearance. The carnival is
additional attraction this evening will be Mr.
Pickwick's reception. After the procession.
at half-past O'Clock, all the characters from
Weller to MIR. Pickwick and the other gentle
men of the club. 1t will undoubtedly be well
Lincoln Hau.-Judge Bick's ramble abont
London night will be through ''The Houses
of Parliament" Tomorrow afternoon "Tem
pie Bar, st. Paul'S and the Tower of London
These lectures are entertaining and instruc-
tive.
odd Feg01rS' Hall Navy Yard) The Hutch
inson Family will at this hall treat the resi-
dent dents near the navy yard to one of their excel
lent concerts this evening.
Ufudrd Han.-The complimentary concert
rendered Bessie Beach comes off here next
Monday evening at eight o'clock.
BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector En-
twisle Capt. r. G.. Wilson, repair frame dwell
G. ID. W. Moore, repair brick building. No. 40
DunbartOn ST., Georgetown, $50: John Cant
Wei, repair frame dwelling, 2l1 Sd st. sw
S S39 Aug Gursdortf, repair frame building,
IS04 9TH st. NV, 800; John Stewart, repair a
blick building, It'll, between n and . SITS. NV,
SOU Patrick Sullivan, repair brick dwelling,
to- idu 6etW S,5e Hngan and Warren ST. George
story brick livery stable, sth, between d and
f SITS. NV, 5000: Daniel Murray, cOnstrucS a
tW0story brick dwelling, \, between 18th and
two twOstory brick dwellings, 4th. between
and X SITS. me-, 5000; Robert Farnham. con
Struct two twO-stOry brick dwellings, n be-
between l2th and 18th SITS. n.w,, st,5Co: John
DaIly, repair porch, st. s.w., $40: Thomas
Banks. construct twO-story brick dwelling,
As, between M and N SITS. s.w., $1,000.
Circuit Court, Judge Cartier, the Rodman gun
case was commenced. ROdman's executors
sue Charles KNAPP, ROdman's agent, for $l5,64S
Is cent per pound. Up to the time of the expi-
ration OF R0dman's patent i'm 1867 KNAPP had
paid him s65, geo royalty, but number of guns
patent remained on hand, on which no royalty
was paid. These guns were not sold until 1871.
and then ROYALTY was refused On the allega-
not enforce the payment of the royalty BY the
manufacturers, and it is claimed became
responsible for the sum.
WANTS TO BE DIvORCED-Mr. J. Med. Car
ringtOn has for Robert II. Robinson, jr., filed
bill for divorce from the bonds of matri-
mOny from Julia Robinson He represents
that for a long time prior to March, 1875, he
was resident of the District, and defendant
mas resided here since October, 1859: that they
by compliments father. He charges that he
became suspicious of her conduct, and ascer-
tanned that she was living in adultery with one
john hing In this city, and that such adultery
was committed on the 18th of September, 1873.
and at other times.
THE OLDEST INHABITANTS ASSOCIATION
met in the Criminal Court room YESTERDAY
afternoon. Dr.. j. B. Blake, in the chair. and
MI d fn N; Easily secretary: G. r. Crosslield;
members. The chair offered resolution call
ing upon MIR. Edward Sims to prepare and de-
liver paper on his early "reminiscences of
washington. The resolution was adopted by
reclamation, and MIR. Sims acknowledged the
compliment and promised to comply with the
request at an early date.
THE NATIONAL UNION INDUSTRIAL Asso
CITATION incorporated in January last, has pro-
crossed so far as to number sos. with 800 apph-
cations cations pending for membership; These. APP
pllcantS have agreed to the collection from
each member OF the sum of s. to be paid in
SIDE OF ninety days. 1t Is expected that the
ASSOCIATION will be operation inside of thirty
Gays, ana meet the approval of the public as
it will take from the streets the scores of idle
yonths OF both colors.
CAssIMEREs for mems and BOYS wear. inn
mense assortment from 371bc. to ST. so: Not
tingham lace for curtains; beached table
Loom, &c.; beautiful dress goods, l5c. f Ha 1e
burg edgings, very fine quality, l5c. honeycOmb
white quilts, Soc; very large size white bridal
quilts, $50; splendid black silk, 81; Pacific
Pc CATERS, III Market spaee.-Hdrs.
PARDoNED BY THE PREsIDENT-To-day the
marshal received from the President pardon
Tor Earl S. Rathburn convicted on February
Hn, 80, ID the Criminal Court of the District
40, toI emhezzlement from the mails and SEN
tenced TO the Albany penitentiary for two
years: Inc pardon Is unconditional and based
plineipaily on the Recommendation of the post
master and others.
lhE NEW AGE OF ART.-Mr. Corning's ilus
uaieu lecture tomorrow evening AFT fbe Con
STe ,ggi church. will treat of the works of
Murlllo, Rubens, Rembrandt and the other
great masters In the new age of ART. A snIen.
did gallery of the masterpieces of iandseana
historical and genre paintings, will be ex.
hibited. W eA
SALMON IN THE POTOMAC. Captain G. =
White, fish commissioner, put another install
ment of 20,G00 California salmon i'm the Polo.
mae, near Keyser, last week, making, with
COCO previously put in. 10000 i'm the North
Branch. They were put into small streams
near the river to protect them from destruc-
ton by the bass.
ANOTHER MISSING MAN.-Morris Price, pro-
plietor of furnishing goods store on 9th
street, between 4 and streets, left his home
Tuesday morning and has not been heard from
usual act the family are considerably alarmed
at his absence.
RURY'S PIPSISsEwA eureS gravel dropSieaI