Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-11


Inc east OF Tabernacles begins this even
ing at sunset. IL Is one OF the three great an
nlyersarieS of the Hebrew year.
Rev j. Francis Lyons has, by MpSSrs Biz
ney < Birney. entered suit against Zion IVES
ley church Tor SI7-U5. balance of salary he
eiaimS 10 De due to The in of May last.
The Dental Association
MARYLAND AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
AT the afternoon session OF the Dental Asso-
citation Of Maryland and the District of Co
lumbia yesterday officers were elected as fol-
lows: President, DIR. J. CuTtgS .Smithe DC I:
vice president. Dr. Nj. ". BoSter Baltimore .
recording secretary, Dr.. II. NJ. Sch0Olev. ID q. !:
corresponding secretary, Dr.. Il. j. Winder
baltimore rtaOt ting secretary. DR.. I. S.
Waters. Baltimore: treasurer. Dr. III. B. Noble
DC executive cOmnitteee. D.. X. +. Wtnder
Dr. =: r. Coy, Of Baitimore, and d.. Fl. c.
Thompson, DC. br. Ten Eyeh offered the
NSGa! resolutions OF thanks, which were
Dr. II. B. Noble, of the District, submitted
paper on dental education and literature &ld
Dts Coy. HUnt anG Donaldson discussed It.
ne officers were Installed, Dr.. Ten Eyet es-
cortlIg the preSidente'ecy 10 the chair. Dr.
Smythe, the president, announced DrS. H. C.
thompson, A p. Gore, and w. W. Evans as
me educational committee, and DrS. Z. p.
keeeh and ). B. Ten Eyck as the publication
committee Inc association adjourned to
meet I'D Baltimore Oh the first Tuesday in Sep
TENDER, 1879
MILITARY VISITORS FROM RICHNOND.-This
morning about 20 o clock Co. r. Isf Virginia
infantry, under the command of 1t. Robert III
Ghllam, arrived here and was met a. the B. &
4. depot by Go. y, Washington Light Infanfry
VINO gave them brilliant reception. 4 dele
CATION OF fyc-Geo. Breitharth. w S. RooSc.
MAJOR handenbuTg, Corporal Entwisle and
MAJOR JoneS-met them at QuaDticO and ac-
companled them TO the city. Digembarki0n
from the train, amid a shower Of ire-workS,
they marched out on the Platform, and Col. w
u Moore, IN neat speech, welcomed them to
The city 1t. Gillian appropriately responded
and the visitors were escorted to the Infantry
". rTraS
JOYed The armCry was finely decorated aud
over the avenue flag was displayed with the
luncheon and visit to GoIdSteiD'S CIGAR store
they were escorted to the Metropolitan hotel.
Inc visitors bring = musketS They are all
young men, uniformed in gray Cutayay cOltS
black trimmings, white cross belts with breast
Plates bearing The letterF, epaulettps beaver
dressed mats, with white p0mpons. They are
accompanied by NOeikeTS band This morn
ibg, Under the guidance ef some OF A COmpa-
ny, they visited yari3uS points of interest in
and aCoOt the, city, and this afternoon, with
TIE infantry, they are paFaGi3g through soma
OF the principal streets. To night thew visit
the theater, and 10 morrow morning in ear
fIages, they Will be tasel t. the Soldiers
Home aud other points Of interest. and will be
banqQeted at the SchuetZtu Park They lave
FOL home Saturday evening.
FOL. W. g, Moore has sent 10 II. Clay Fori.
esq, n0te, SAYING:
1t affords ne pleas sure 10 acknowledge
your invitation Of the 1th inst. and in accent
ing II. 10 state tha' this corps and its guests
u. y NJ
boDai theafer Friday evening. in full uniform
With the desire as well to enjoy the perform
ance as TO testify our appreciation of the pub
nc splllt which CharacteriZeS yoUr manage
ment."
Two BLACK HIGHwAYMEN.-TO day, in the
follce Court, james Williams. alias James
Cant, and Rabbett King, alias Thomas Liver
pool, both cOlOred, were charged with snatch
ing pocketbook, containing So. from Mrs.
Julia Mccormick, yesterday about II o'clock.
on street, near North Capitol street Mrs
mccormick testified that she was suddenly at
tacked on the street by 4 eOlOred man. who
tore Inc pOckeIbo0k from her dress and ran
away with il. Two Of them We're together and
she thought the two in the dock we're the men
a eolored boy who was near BY and saw the
transaction, knew both the colOred men, and
SWore point blank against them. one stood
by while the other took the pocket book and
coin ran away through an alley and disap-
peared- Officer DUHEtgan who arrested he
robbers. testified that both admitted having
look the purse and had spent most of the
money. he court sent the case to the grand
Jail ' 'o'''i'''''e" 10
FRIENDSHIP LODGE. No. :, /. o. M-I.ast
night Mount eTuOn Hall, corner of New York
avenue and : h street, was crowded with
Ttmters OF the Independent Order Mechan
les, the occasion being the institution of q
new Lodge, which was named Friendship,
MOI The cerer ony was conducted by Act
IuE Grand Architect l.. II. Patterson. assisted
by vice Grand Architect j. g. Weaver. Grand
Secretary Jan es Z. Dement,, Grand Conduc.
Tor Edward Fox, Past Supreme Ruler VIM. L.
Seward, and others. The following officers
W.M. W. II. Duling, JIM: + {. Sturgeon Il
g; X b. ToTham. F.S. Al. Rock, treasurer:
VIM. WEBSTER. Chapiain; {. A. knOckey con
John ID. ESkew was elected REPRESENTATIVE 70
the Grand Lodge. The new Loo e starts with
oyer My members.
4 CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTs-A boy named
Thomas oDay fell from hay wagon yester-
streets, and dislocated his left arm. officer
Crump took him TO the fourth precinct station,
where DIR. Newman rendered medical assist
anee. Miss Clara Silks, young lady. re
siding al The corner of It'll and X streets fell
from swing few evenings ago, and was
severely injured in the back and head produc-
ing ing eoneEssPn Of the brain Dr. j. B John
VIE was knocked down by horse driven By
boy named Henry Walker on Pennsylvania
avenue yesterday. Officer Dubois took De
VIE INTO Gilman'S drug store where his in
lurleS received attention, his head being bad
y cut, and he was afterwards sent 10 his home
on h, near 10Th street.
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Pure wool French cashmere ali colors), wide
gOuDIe width ~. Bleached table damask 50
-, Sc, 81 Black cashmere. pure wool 20. 75c
81. BOYS. cassimeres, SOC. Crib blankets - 3
Children vests. Lad les vests 5lt Dr H.
ner'S health corset; only 81 =. Pure Wool
banKets' p. thi!dfen's coiOred stockings
immense assortment very cheap. Ca~ter's I'll
Market Space.-Adt. - -
TIE BOYS CLOTHING House of B. Robinson
Co, COG Pennsylvania avenue, is now filled
with a choice line of boys, youths and child
ren's clothing. suitable TO all tastes. For STYLE
and cheapneSS they are without a rival, A
visit TO their house will convince you of their
well assorted stock and their liberal manner
Of doing buSness.-4drt.
The VERY BEST Lowell and Hartford two
ply carpets, ar Sc. per yard, all new designs
Splendid styles OF ibgrain carpets. 90. 81, 80, o.
soc cottage carpets, Is and DC. Oil cloths
All widths TOwsOn's. 66 Pennsylvania ave
nue.. south side.-Adrt
rSoLp Ttsh AND CANARIES Al PRIVATE SALE
Thomas bowling has Just received a fine col
lectlOn oil the above, which are being sold al
PfrVate SAFE. iartles wanting fine bird
should make their selections early-Ad,t