Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-08
Condensed Locals.

street was raideJ last night by Sargearts
BGteler and Slattery and officers OF the fifth
police precinct. John Thomas, alias Slug"
the alleged proprietor, and five other color 4
men were arrested, and some gambling tools
secured.
The celebration of Yom Kippur. the Hebrew
Day OF Atonement, was commenced in the
SynagogueS Sunday evening and confirm 4
hntll shutdown Yesterday. Rev Mr.. Burstein
Of1iciated at the 9TH street syna gOgue and Rev
l.. Stern at the Sth street synagogue
Excursion trains will be run from the B. &
- depot To the Frederick Fair tomorrow and
thursday. Ste adVt.
AT the annual meeting of the COncordia Ger
man evangelist church. corner of goth and G
SIreeIS, SUNDAY night, vote being taken on
Tue Ie-electlon OF Rev. q. L.. Rietz, The pastor,
he was defeated by vote of 190 TO 40
See Knights ady't in business chances
LaVlEia Pitcher, the cOlOred woman who was
so pady cut Saturday night by James Mad
1:on Stone. the colOred man who murdered hi
vie at the same time, is in fair way for
recovery.
The service last night in the great revival at
tOuldTy Nj. +. church was one of great pow
er At tie close OF the exhOrtatiOn by the
young evangelist persons fastened from all
parts OF the house to the altar of prayer. and
tie interest among the pcnitentS at the altar
Was SO great that he found it necessary To hold
special service after the great cODgre CATION
was dismissed. Services are now held day and
night.
The s.. Vincent de Paul conference of St
AiOysius church on Sunday evening adopted
RESOLUTIONS OF thanks 10 their late pastor, Rev.
and sound counsel with which he aided them
III The II efforts for Tie relief of the poor OF the
parish while director OF their society. which
RESOLUTIONS they propose 10 present to him
during the week Gt his new station, Trinity
church. Georgetown.
Tie conduct OF two young men, supposed
herr tcfOTe to tie gentlemen, at the revival ser
vices at Foundry church last night was such
as TO attract general attention, and led to
their expulsion from the church. By the in
t5ICeSsiOn Of their friends and APOLOGIES on
lot hI4F MOTIF
Their offences To young ladies who attend these
meetings viii be followed by their arrest and
punishment IN Tie Police Court.
THE LAEoR ExCHANGE.-The board of man.
ayers al the Labor Exchange met Iass even
Ing, MI. Nj. O.. Emery presiding l.. y. Emery
secretary. The superintendent monthly re-
port was pre- ented stating that a number of
persons partly cO.Jred men, not residents of
have been advised not TO come to Washing
ton. No donations or subscriptions have been
received to the appeal for funds published by
the managers of the Exchange, Applications
during the month were-inale white 9: col
Ored. 19; female white. 50; cOl0red, IS; num-
Der e1nplosed-male white, 4; cOlored, II;
female white, 6; colored. %. The treasurer's
report shows receipts from September 11th,
lSIl, to have been Sj,S7a.S6 and disbursements
S2,sio 81 Iii. William Ballantyne, on account
OF his health, rendered his resignation as
member OF The Exchange, which was accepted
with regret. The secretary read the first
annual report of the Exchange. Mrs. HitZ
stated that it would be an impossibility for
the Exchange TO continue its good work unless
something was done to supply il with means
On motion OF Mr.. GOldSUein. each member
was requested to pay into the treasury the
sum OF gu IN order TO cover resolution
which was adopted at a previous meeting, 10
the effect that each member bind himself to
collect SD for the continued support OF the
Exchange. The NEE ing was then adjourned
subject to the call Of the executive coInm!rtee
The election OF officers was postponed until
the public meeting.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE DENTAL, As
ISOLATION of Maryland ami the District OF Co
iuHtia was held at II o'clock to-day in the par
Tors CT the Imperial hotel, and was called to
Older by the president. DIR. Coy. PRAYER WIS
oEered dy Rev Br. Elliott, The address Q,
welcome was delivered cy Dr.. j. 3. Tenavck,
of this cLy. Tie president, Dr.. Coy, then
f9 {; e., LIS opening addrezs d.
Tie committee on publication not beingroady
70 report a as decided 90 hear it Tomorrow
BE executive committee reported that the
hCuIs of meeting would bC-GlinicS 81 TO I0I&
a m; n.Crcing session. 10 TO r. M: even
Irg, from a a. adjournment. The report
was. adopted. Dr.. Hunt moved that whsn a
PASSED, TO other being taken up before it is
Pas, ed. Carried. DR.. Donaldson read a
PAPER on surgical and operative dentistry his
BEN the first section ready to report. He
and loOseniDg of teeth" by Dr. VIM MerriIl'
md ore ~, t,., ''Nix year mOarS,'' by DR.. b, r
Coy. Adjourned.
TIE I II 9sJKKINGMEN's ASSEMBLY met last
evening and Mr.. PIass, from the committee
on organization reported that arrangements
We're being perfected TO hold mass meeting
of navy yard employees at Odd Fellows hall,
nearthe yard. next Friday evening. All other
labor organizations and The assembly were in
vitCd 10 attend. Mr.. Hamilton presented a
circular from the Young Mems Mechanic
Labor Aid As ociatiOn of New Orleans. 1t
sets forth that the wOrkingmen of that city
are in great need of assistance; that the money
and supplies sent the Howard Association are
only used where the sufferers are actually
down With the fever; that wOrkingmen who
are out OF employment on account of the
plague are as much sufferers a. ii they were
actually afflicted with 1t: therefore they pray
Tor assistance: After some discussion the
Gov. Shepherd and the relief commission the
condition If affairs set forth Ill the Circular,
and request reply thereto.
The LUTHERAN SYNOD or FIARYLAND.-The
synod TeaSSelbted III Cum beriaud, Nd, OF
SATURDAY. Tie repcTt ON the state of religion
was presented by Rev. =. j. Richardson, from
which IL appears that The churches of the synod
are i'll a prosperous condition. A number Of
new churches have been built, many MEM
beTs added, and the contributions increased.
DIR. Domer, of Washington, presented a writ
ten protest against the action OF the synod at
its last session Iii the Graves case.
AT a. m. yesterday the synod resumed Its
business sessions. The advisory board OF
home missions presented their report recon
mending the appropriation of $50 to Capitol
HUI mission, Washington, ID. c., and $50 to
the Grafton mission. A committee was an
pointed 10 cooperate, by cores p0ndence aud
otherwise, with the International Sabbath As
ISOLATION 10 reduce Sunday running and work
on the railway and steamboat lines of America
Committee-Drs. Diehl, Morris and Stork.
THE MUsICAL REVIVAL At the annua,
IL citing of the Philharmonic Society," Iast
night, at the Congregational churcf-Mr. E.
II. Taylor in the chalr-Dr. Caulteld moved
that the election of officers be postponed two
weeks. Mr.. Rockwell explained that it was
the general desire OF the musical people here
to fOlm a large choral society, taking the
Philharmonic society as basis, and that this
movement promised success. lie thought that
II was best 10 postpone the election until some
thing definite was done in the matter. Mr. ).
'. NOyes stated that there would be more
done here this winter to further musical in
fereSts than ever before. 1t was announced
that meeting would shortly be held of those
whose musical talent is well known, as well as
of business men, in order to have a general
interchange OF views regarding the erection
oi music hal The motion 10 postpone was
adopted.
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