Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-19
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National 7aeater;-" The Red Right Hand;
or, the First Scalp for Custer is the title OF
National. 1t is founded on the Indian war of
1876, in which the frightful Custer massacre
occurred. Buffalo Bill, who was then scouting
1or Generais crook and Miles headed small
party and overlook some hostile Cheyennes
and Sioux, and Bill succeeded in killing sYel-
low Hand, Cheyenne chief and bore away
ms scalp thus being the first avenger of Gus
ter; The drama was arranged for the stage
BY Col. Prentiss Ingraham, and is said to be
Interesting.
Iournonee nt-A tournament will be given
az bladensburg this afternoon, to be followed
by grand ball to night.
A HEBREW MARRIAGE.-The marriage of
Miss Rosalne. dauA liter of Mr.. A. Hart, of
this city, and Mr.. VIM. NJ. Bass, of Indiana,
drew house full of the numerous friends of
OF the parties to the synagogue, on Sth, be-
tween ii and streets yesterday afternoon.
The temple was brilliantly lighted and the
altar tastefully Ornamented with vases of rare
hoWeIs The bride was robed in white, with
a magnificent bridal veil, and orange blossoms
eptwined in her dark hair. Her mother, Mrs.
Hart, Miss Pauline, her sister, and the other
misses who stood up with the bride. were all
elegantly attired and wore costly ornaments.
The marriage was performed by the Rev. Mr..
Stern, connected with that congregation. i'm
pIessslvey tine organ PLAYING murmuring
Outburst OF a wedding anthem from the choir
ADDED eclat to the event. The young couple,
followed by their friends, then took carriages
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where banquet was spread and cOngratula-
tions were exchanged. The ushers were
Messrs A. D. Frank, Of Baltimore; D: Mach
man. Morris Clark, Isaac Herman, A Saks
and b. Elseman, of this city.
WAS 1T winners CHILD?-Calvin Wilmer
yesterday filed an application on the law side
of the Supreme Court of the District of CO.
lumbia for writ of certiorari to bring up the
pending before Justice Helmick "fOr security
to indemnify the county from any charge that
may accrue by means of child,'' which Ida
=. Hamilton has declared to be his. He denies
the jurisdiction OF the magistrate, and asks
certlorari TO bring up the case. Judge Hum
phreys allowed the writ, and ii was served
yesterday afternoon on Justice William He'-
mick. Wilmer Is a We'll known grocer and
Ida Hamilton is colored girl.
THERE WILL be meeting of the Fauquier
White sulphur Springs company at the Springs
near Warrenton, Va, to morrow and a mum
Der OF our prominent citizens will avail them
popular resort, and We feel Justified in calling
the attention of our readers to the occasion,
that they may take advantage OF it TO pass a
section of Virginia. We understand that the
company are addressing themselves especially
to this community, believing that they will
become the patrons, to large extent, OF this
summer resort. See adv't-
A WIFE WHO WANTS A DIvORCE.-Messrs.
Merrick and Davenport, for Ellen Carrico,
yesterday entered suit for divorce from Jas
CarrieO. She sets forth a marriage in August,
1867, and charges that In August, 1873. he
broke up the household furniture with a
Ratchet, and that a few days since he beat her
and broke her watch, and boosted Of Illicit as
sOclatlOnS. She therefore asks that he be re-
estate worth about S5,0OJ,) and that she be di
'oreed from him and granted alimony.
JUST ARRIyED-New aud beautiful dress
goods; pure wool cOlored and black cash.
meres, %: excellent black silks, rs 81 and 8:
soiStso ISL SINS immense assortment, every color
Market space. Dr. Warmers he aIth corset III y :.
chiIoreh colored stockings. immense assert
ment: ladies' real English stockings y. nnra
wool white blankets, s. cloth for b3ys, Ssear
50 lace Tor curtains--AdC.
COMING TO THE CAPITAL The pvtbi.,
Lodges of Richmond have made arrau gsments
for an excursion to Washington ciLy ON Mon
day next, I'D inst The party. which will h,
very large, will arrive here early in the mora
ing, and return to Richmond the same eve.
ling, leaving here at 10 o'clock. Arrange
ments have been made at Richmond To secure
the attendance of q large number of persons
from Petersburg, also.
NEW PUBLICATIONs.-E M. Whitaker q
Son send us BldckgcOOd for September. From
j. e Parker We have Frank Lesie's IHas
Lrcted Newspaper for the 18th inst, Pack f0T
LOT me 18th. and Juliet COrsOn's Twenty five
Gent Dinners for Families Of Six"
BLACK AND CoLORRD CAsHMEREs- New
STOCK; Just received, all the leading coIors out
this season, at the very lowest prices C. NJ.
io"son, $50 Pa ave, south side.-Adu.
CARPETs.-New stock. from 25 ~ 81 40 ~
az, Is, "a cts; Brussels from Sjc G. NJ Tow.