Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-14


Club. The following were the scoreS:-CaSe, 10;
Wagner. Q; Ready, 8; Stumpie, l; Ball, 1; A.
McNeeley, 6; Morgan, 8; Shelton, 5.
TIE steamboat MyStic has permanently been
withdrawn from the Potomac to go 10 Balti-
more.
Picnics, Excursions, &c.
Calanthe Lodge, No. II, K. of p, will give a
delightful excursion to Fortress Monroe and
Norfolk, leaving nextSaturday and returning the
following Monday. The George w. Leary has
been chartered. Aninteresttng feature OF the
trip VIII be the presentation Of jewels to several
members Of the lodge.
The second trip On the excursion OF the
Ninth CAPITOL N. E. Church to GIymont will
A grand family festival, for the benefit OF st.
Josephs Male orphan Asylum, viii be given az
the Schuetzen Park tomorrow.
A grand afternoon and evening picnic will be
given BY Eastern Lodge, No. Z, /. o. o. F., to
Locust Grove, next Wednesday. Boats will leave
h-street wharf at 1:3o p. m. and every hour
thereafter I'll $50. Returning at ~ O'Clock.
The old members OF the Drug Clerks Associ-
alton viii give moonlight excursion to Mar
shall Hall On the evening OF the 18th, On the
Lady Of the Lake.
Will leave on the Jane Moseley tomorrow at 5
p. m. After pleasant sail to Fortress Monroe
the excufsfonists Will be transferred to the
up the James TO Richmond viii be made the
tickets are coed for ten days and are sold for 3d.
with discount to clubs Of ten or more.
The Mystic viii make her last trip to salt
The w. W. Corcoran makes daily trips to
Glymont and all intermediate points, leaving
9TH street wharf at 10 am. and returning about
$50 pm.
Co. AS select excursion forty miles down the
Potomac, stopping at Glymont, Will come on
tomorrow evening. The boat, the Corcoran,
VIII. win leave at & and return at H. pleasant
The Jane Moseley left her wharf at 1:3o this
afternoon on tie Plate Printers excursion TO
Marshall Han. She win leave again at $50.
The Jane MoSeley leaves next Thursday on an
excursion to Blackstone Island, where there
win be four-hours' stay. The boat win leave
at $50 am and return at 1920 pm.
the Mary washington Will leave at $50 a. M
tomorrow for Mount Vernon Springs and Mar
shall HAM, returning at pm.
The Mary Washington will also leave at $50
this pm. for Marshall Hall and Mount Vernon
Springs, where there will be dancing Sac
returns at IL.
The City Of Alexandria will leave at J:15 this
evening for an evening excursion, returning az
11:45. There win be music and dancing on
beard.
THE CENTRAL BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
The executive committee of the Central Bap-
fist Sunday School union met at the First Bap-
list church, 9Th street and Virginia avenue
yesterday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock, w. j. Wall
ker, presiding. A committee OF seven was ap-
pointed, with Mr.. John M-Washington az chair
man, to collect the statistics OF ali Baptist Sun
DAY schools OF the union, and report the same
W luC Cuduuldu dt Tue SQllOu B1pL1SC cQurc0.
July 9Th, In tine for the annual meeting OF the
union, which viii be held at the Mount Zion
Baptist church, corner OF 18th and streets
east, on the second Sunday In August, for
the purpose OF election OF officers and OF dele
gates TO the National Sunday School union
which meets In Philadelphia August IA. A
committee, consisting OF John NJ. Washington,
pointed on the condition OF the schools gener-
ally IN the city, and committee, consisting of
all the superintendent, and Rev. r. g. Laws as
chairman, was appointed on ARRANGEMENTS for
an excursion to Rockville, Md
WEo WILL SUCCEED JUDGE HUMPHREYS -
Among those named "a connection with the
appointment TO NIL the vacancy on the District
bench caused by the death OF Judge Humphreys
are Waller ID. Davidge. Robert z Elliot, Jos
4: Bradley, Judge G. P. James, formerly OF
P Praoes M e. Rddie w formerly Of Ohio
and Hon. ]. NJ. Thompson, Of Butler Co., Pa 1t
Is generally conceded that the last named
VIII De appointed. and probably no very strenu-
named. 1t Is understood that Mr. Thompson
would have been appointed to the position now
neld 6y Judge Hagner had 1t not been that the
should be made from this Immediate netghhor.
hood. At that time Mr.. Thompson was backed
up Dy the entire Pennsylvania delegation, both
Eouses OF The legislature. and numbers Of Penn
sySanlans without respect to party.
The INJUNCTION CASE OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fas.
sett (tEe latter The painter OF the Electoral
eemInission) agt. HiZ ct al, to prevent the
sale Of certail property which, Ii Is claimed, Is
bound for mol eys alleged to be due John H1tZ,
PRESIDENT or tie late German-American bank
cause was referred to an auditor to state the
accounts between the parties, and ascertain II
anything or how much Is due from Fassett In
Hit, and the sale OF the property Ia question is
restrained
THE FRANKLIN TEMPERANCE LEGION has
e.erted the following officers and committees
for the ensuing term: John d. Defreas. presi
dent: L. III. Patterson and III. II. McKeeyaT
vice presidents; Scott X Young, recording sec
retary;G g. I. Goshorn, financial secretary:.Oscar
ALEXANDER, treasurer; j. T. Dunbar, chaplain:
Alexander Eggleston, sergeant-at-arms: j. M.
Richards, l.. III. Julien, s. H. Bell. I'll H Nc
Keeyer and Jesse Campbell, executive commit
tee. and John D. Eskew, j. W. Carter, fr.. and
d. v. X. Towers, finance committee.
SERMON TO ODD FELLows.-Yesterday morn
ing Rev: j. W. Gray had large congregation
at the First Methodist Protestant church, com-
posed principally Of odd Fellows, including
HaImopy Lodge, No. 9; Union Lodge, No II.
ard &agenenu Epcampment. No. 4; and he
Galatians, w., IS: But 1t Is good to be zeal
ors.y arected always in good thing and not
oni' wien am present with you"
lsianu anu return Is named for Thursday next,
On tEe me steamer Jane Moseley, leaving the
iOo. VI OIL oeieet wharf ar GEO a. m The popI,-
laIlty OF Inc excursion is best shown nv fhe
fact that l25 people were turned away from the
first one, and IT Will be necessary for nersons to
secure tickets early TO go ON this one There
Will be fine music luncheon, meals. etc Sea
full ady't. WV 900
CUTTING CAsE.-Saturday night Isaiah D.,,
and VIM. Webster, colOred, had hight over q
game OF cards at restaurant, when Dean Dire W
q knl1e and made wipe at Webster, 1nfiictIng a
dangerous wound In his right leg above the
knee, and seyering an artery. Webster was
carried to bis home, and Dean was arrested.
RARE OfPORrUNlTY.-That fine residence In
the West End" so. 2090 G street northwest.
VIII De sold at auction tomorrow at O'clock
p. m. This Is rare chance for the purchase of
an elegant home, and should attract unusual
attention.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
William Henry Bentley and Alice Ann Sagan;
refer ditsCn as4d E.jeL Wtllett