Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-30
II. SIsNrci,.s Da4.

II. andrews Tay.
TIE - OTCH CELEBRATION LAST NIGHT.
Last evening -. Andrews Society celebrated
tie natal day OF their patron saint by bun
Guet 81 the Lyon House on T street. TarTl
were t0Itv persons al The tables which fDrfIai
three sides Of Il hollow square. Judge Ar .iUr
MACARTHUR presided. with commissioner Den,
and Judge }"nQ on Tex, night. and Hon. TnDS.
y. EfyaH and J&5. ". Thlmp-Ju. Of EuIl,j y
Y. on his ieff. Tie scotch ha-5i1. the national
slSl q Sec tl3 : sons. Was he leading dish.
Judge Macarthur made N address Gf welcome
Fctmin% The -ioriee 81 scotland and he life o.
-. Andrew, al5er which lie announced
THE TOtSTS
a. fuIlCWS.-"TEc daE W. celebrate and II IS
WHO fOToT IL" responded To Us Mr. Thomas l.
TU!Crk. The land We live III and on. Ch.ef
Magistrate responded 20 ~ LddEc Upon.
Queen NlctOria-uldy all that's guid attend
her" responded To b. Col. George C0wie. who
read q poem written for The OCCASION by Mi
Alexander Williamson.
COMMISSIONERS DENT ON THE CITY OF WASHING
Tie next toast. washington city. the capi
tai Of our republic. The new hub ol the universe
and tie new center Of civilization. was respond
ed TO by District commissioner Dent. who said
that his birthplace was hot far from the Cani-
tel. and ne had lived the greater portion of his
life in the District. lie had always taken great
Interest III The welfare OF the city, aud when he
was raised 10 representative position his de
SIRE 10 see Washington great capital was in
creased. He knew OF no city anywhere. and he
tau seen many WLicn mad such numerous al
NdntaGeS as this. which vas laid Ou on a scale
Cf uneNampled magnificcHce offered an mex
hauStlbiG water power ~ induce manufactures
ana had become the political center OF a great
nation. He thought the developments gOinTOn
around us tend TO prove that the prophecies
made regarding the future Of our city are being
last verified, and as Tar as h. Wds able. they
shall be brought 10 pass. Washington is the
nearest ScapOTJ 10 the great wheat fields OF the
west. and III is ciIift',S would seize Inc lalur
opportunities Of.PIe1 10 build ~ this citT IFS
tUtUIe is assured. Ia Tie work OF making this
city great We have partner IN congress. Ii ~
enter upon tie w1ri, IN "a spirit CT heroic int L.
tnoGs effort. Tie capital of the United safe,
IaSy be made tie capital OF the world. the cen
ttr tf Wor., wide CIVILIZATION.
OTHER ToAsTs.
Judge Macarthur continued reading tine
toaets a. follows: '-p'r sister societies AM
tiLtlIcd associations. replied 10 b. Mr. James
Thompson Of Buffalo; The ~. Andrews Slric-
~ Cf Chicago, Hon. 4. Is. BRYAN RESPONDED
and compared that city to Washington. AMI
cCmpimented tie Scotch citizens who hal
helped by their sterling wealth and bIsnc = Ill
trgrty 10 give Chicago the position il now n.'ci-
pies. The Press was responded TO By Major
Ben: Perley POOre. and to The IlSSieS-rernS of
the ocean CT life," Col e. b. COrkhill replied.
ASSAULT on COLORED Man AND WOMAN EY A
doB N WHITE ROUGHS.-AbOut nine O'clocI
tGst night Addison Kirby, COlOTed, reDOrJel To
lieut.. kelly'S station that a crowd OF white
roughs had assaulted himself and a cOlOred Wo-
man named Lucy Gray, with whom he was
walking on New Jersey avenue near VI street,
that they had forced Lucy and him TO 90 with
them TO the cOrLeT OF North Capitol and VI
streets, where he and his companion were sep
arated- MIS- Gray being taken away from him
and he forced out VI to 20 street east and there
released. He hurried 10 the station house and
reported the facts. and expressed his fears that
the purpose OF the rOughS was to outrage thp
person OF Mrs. Gray. SeTgeantS BrOSnahdn and
Mllstead. with a squad OF men. started out bIt
on arriving al the place nothing could be found
except the wOmanS veil They then went 10
her house. 1924 Sd street. when they learned
from her that tde gang did not outrage her nor
even attempt any seri0u- violence further t!iIn
10 compel her 70 go with them to a lonely place
When Trey made indecent proposals. but iiud-
Hg they had a tartar 10 deal with leir her she
could not recognize any OF them owing to ifia
darkness. but the officers have InIOrIn,tinn
which VIII lead 10 their arrest.
WASHINGTON AT THE INTERN T!oN,I D41Ev
FAIR N NV YOBK.-La,t Tuesday Mr. F. X
WaId obtained patent for a refrIgerltlng mills
can, 10 protect milk and cream from extreme
Temperatures Of heat and cold, and - prevent
contact OF the person with the milk While en-
route from the dairy TO cOnSJEnefS' residences
II is good thing. He has been usi!l. il In eight
of his wagons Tor The past fOUrm0nthS. He has
sent one OF his patent milk wagons and can b.
steamer To the International Dairy Fair p" t.
open in New York city next Monday. and he
viii leave tomorrow night To represent Wash
fngton there. and exhibit his wagon and can.
and catch the prize Tor dairy utenSlS-S500-ffh e
can. The dairy world viii he represented a.
this fair. The prizes for butter and cheese one
sample Of butter which MrWard sends on will
amount 10 some $4,000. queen Victoria send,
sample from her private royal dairy.
CLOTHEs-LIS ROBBERS AEREsrED-Ablut =.
O'Clock last night Detectives VOSS and NcDevitt
arrested two cOlored boys about 20 years Old IA
front OF police headquarters. as suspicious per-
sons, and or taking them in and searching them
a quantity OF wet clothes, apparently lust from
some ciOtheS-lhe. was found upon them. They
were locked up. and very soon thereafter Nj.
Edward III. IIoOfnagle. residing at 4n9 New Jer-
Sey avenue, appeared At headquarters to report
the robbery OF his clOthcS-line. and was sur
prised TO ind the missing articles there aud the
thieves locked mp They gave the names OF
Charles Morgan and VIM. Thomas.
FoK CAsH.-Luttreu y Wine are selling VAN.
sutta COTTON al l"c AndroScOggtn AZ &C.; dreS>
goods al SC, worth l2Lc.: black silks at 81 -
wCrth 81 30: black silks at $40. worth - -
three-buttOn kids, warranted at 81, worth 81 -
Their stock IS complete. consisting in part OF
dress goods, shawlS. hosiery handkerthiefS
gloves. Cashmere. cloth. blankets, nanGelS
quilts, comforts. ladies and gents underwear
SoIsels, &c. IEey sell for cash only, hence n
argument Is needed TO convince the public thai
they can afford TO sell cheap.-4drt
PERRY s BROTHER, corner OF PennSyiyani.
avenue and 9th street, are already nrenar.n,
for the holiday season. They have reneiyed
large amount OF choice goods, OF all deScrin
tiens. and have more 10 come. Their goods ar,
Of the best quality. anda are sold cheap In the;
store you can get any sort OF glove desired o
any article in the Clothing or fancy line. The
have the most complete establishment in tn
city. and are receiving the patronage their en-
teiprise so justly deserves
PIANO COVERS, IIANo COvEKs-Plano coyers
s. 10 SO. Carriers, III Market space PuT
rCere ShawI>; black Grape and black crap
wells; black beaver cloth for ladies coats pur
wool. s2.5o; black waterproof cloths50; bleache
table danaSk. ~: cloth for boys wear, pur
wool 30: CRIB blankets, pure wool, sl.25; excel
lent corsets, 80; ladies balbriggan hose, Onl
25.-Adct.
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