Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-07

Auusements, &c. TO.nfgnS"
National Theater.-"P lnafore' by the co'oreo
opera company.
FAeaser comsque.-British Blondes and bur-
Odd Fsllo,es' Hail." Cinderella" by Prof.
Sheldon's pupils.
Forrest Hall, GeorgetotcH.-Danc)ng.
Condensed Locals.
Rev DIR. Domer, of the Lutheran church 9th
and ri Streets), has returned from WayneSoor-
ough. Pa, where ne has been assisting In the
At the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
yesterday, Mrs. G. w. Linville presiding and
Mrs. HaTtMel secretary, MIS-. McAendree
uIion. gave an interesting account of the pre-
sent phases OF the temperance work.
The interest manifested last night In the
great revival at Hamline NJ. E. church was re-
markable and many persons protested CONVEX
sion. Mr. Harrison stated that 10 few nights
he would hold the farewell meetings, as he must
Yesterday morning a woman giving her name
as Anna Buckley went into Mr.. B. T. Barker'S
stone yard, on Maryland avenue, betw cen 9th
in. Size was removed to Mr.. Rullman's, No. 6i7
Maryland avenue. where she gave birth to
child. She was attended by DR.. Fenwick, and
was subsequently removed to the hospital 49,
In jail for robbery OF the house Of Mr.. W. r.
Collins, in Georgetown. was, on requisition of
Gov. Holiday, OF Virginia, delivered to Sheriff
breaking In that county.
The G1eDwood cemetery case against Close ct
al, which was commenced In the General Term
yesterday, was on argument to-day.
THE FUNERAL SERVICES OF MRS. LAURA E.
NAYLoR. wife OF Rev. DIR. 81. r. Naylor, of the
Metropolitan M. E. church, who died on Sunday
morning Last, took place at the church yester-
day afternoon, and a large congregation was
present. The remains were incased In caSket
and there were many floral tributes on and
Rev. B. P. Brown, (preSiding elder,) announcing
the hymn, REST, Spirit, Rest, which was sung
more, read portion of Corinthians, IS chap
ter, and Mr.. Brown made some appropriate re-
marks. The choir sang, 81 Heard Voice from
Heaven" Rev. DR.. Lanahan made some feel
ing remarks, and read resolutions of coincidence
passed by the Fayette street church, Baltt-
more. A committee from that church was
sermon, and at its close the benediction was
pronounced by Rev. Dr.. AneS, Of McKendree
chapel, and the remains were taken to the Bal
timore and Potomac depot and placed On the
ment win be made. The pall-bearers were
Hen, NJ. G. Emery, 7: L. Tullock, Samuel Fow-
Ter 4 Ha b Ras sna aan1 Lacy j. A. Ru Gen.
THE WASHINGTON "AGrrAToR" IN BALTIMORE.
The Baltimore Gazette Of this morning says
Isaac Cohen, the agitator, spoke at Monument
square again last night to about twenty people.
who were attracted to the scene from curiosity
Does nt0 o assa both
Lane for voting against the taking up or gene
raj legislation for the benefit OF the people at
tSe ne ea eem ~ ne
party, which would take care of its own inter-
ests. He thought the present tendency of the
Weather classes to Cypress the workingman
ment. The speech throughout was spiced with
0aths, and the speaker was frequently inter-
Iupted by such explanations as s'Bag your
10 q oct ff1 tp1r o-nI
seventeen of the persons, composing his audi
ence, having departed, Cohen Informed the
three remaining listeners that the meeting was
adjourned, and climbing down from his wagon
walked away with his "secretary."
THE FRANKLIN COOPERATIVE BUILDING As
ISOLATION held its ninth annual meeting Mon
day, May 5, 1879, at III G street northwest The
secretary, Mr.. Jno. JOY Edison, submitted hi
report showing s1 the receipts for the ninth year
due the treasurer, $l55.57; assets, $50, 0ss. 81;
original number OF shares, LIP; shares at pres
ent on the rolls not advanced upon, 500; shares
advanced upon So 2; total shares on the rolls,
1884; value CT each share, $4OO.11. An amend
nent was made to the constitution prohibiting
an additional advance being made and reuuir.
Ing all the receipts to be applied to the re-
demption Of stock. The following onicers and
directors were elected for the ensuing wear:
James "a sayille; president; Il. Il. savllle vice
PERSISTENT; Jno. Joy Edison. secretary; Charles
=. Bailey, treasurer; j. ID. Free, j. D. Ciary W.
Fl Orcutt, A. z. Mcmillan, Andrew Glass, Alex
Asniey, Danlel Macarty, w. II. ReardOn, G.. W.
Schell, directors
A PUBLIC SCHOOL HOUSE UNRooFEp.-The
a alarm, OF nre turned In at the seventh precinct
O'CLOCK. was for the discovery of smoke issuing
1rcm the roof OF the brick school house corner
OF New Jersey avenue and street northwest
Sergeant Brosnan ran to the smoking building
ard tried to find the source OF the fire, but not
succeeding and the smoke continuing to issue
through the roof. he caused the alarm to be
off
Iooi before the cause Of the smoke was discov-
cred. 1t was then found that smoke from the
fSe RPe mao escaped Into the space between
through holes In the defective tin. The ROOF
win have to be replaced
TIE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS gave their first
exeu sion yesterday on the steamer w, w. Cor
coran, and In the evening the regular meeting
Curtis acting as secretary pro ten. The sclen-
ufic committee reported In favor OF printing q
pamphlet containing the proceedings of each
Col Bingham, Col. Chase and Mr.. Brown, DE-.
Rowland read paper on the apricot which
was ordered to be printed. On the return trip
Col Rogers and Messrs. Adams and McCauley
sang several pieces.
KILLED ON THE TRACK.-Engine No. sa1, OF
the express train which left Washington last
night at 1915 O'Clock for Baltimore struck q
man about 80 years old, near Hanover Switch:
and nearly al the bones In his body were
broken He was taken to Baltimore TO await
1deni1hcat1On. He Is supposed to be Frank
Dehring, hagman at Hanover Switch, which Is
eleven miles south OF Baltimore on the Wash
tngton Branch OF the B. o. railroad.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
@. Z. Watson and j. McLaren, executors to A.
ID. Brauman, lots 156 and ISL, Of Cniontown:
500. Pilling and Waggaman, trustees, to p r.
Sheehy, lot 10, jamaica; $3.50. Andrew
schwartz, ST., to J. A. Carr, lot 10. square $50;
S2,seo- c. w. Patterson to Matthew Ryan. part
q SO 1e9; -, $50 r. X. Perry, trustee, to Henry
Du Point, part lots 2O2 and 2O3, Beatty q Haw-
klns' addition to Georgetown; 81, 100. Henry
Beckett to Alice Beckett, part lot IS. so. 209;
y; q. w. Stickney, trustee, to f. w. Harris,
part lot 43, OF Mount Pleasant; 500.
1T IS UNNECESSARY to call the attention OF
parents who are aware OF the superior facilities
OF Messrs. SakS & Co. for every article desired
IN boys, chidren'S or youths wear. Foo the
Denent OF strangers we beg to state that 1t is
Jne largest and only complete clothing estab-
nsEment IN the city, having any style Of gar
ment worn by males on hand In fact, SIG 7tn
street, with It's elegant appointments, is one of
the sights OF our city. -
TEE ANNUAL PARADE AND REVIEW Of no No
hnIrnf A,-x.