Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-21

choice music.
Summer Theater Comiqwe.-Varieties
Conoreqational Church-Last concert OF the
season by the Philharmonic Society.
Gay Street Baptist Church, Geoygeto''n-Reao-
fngs, sc.
= STREET Baptist Cauch.-StraWoerry FESTIVAL
music, &c.
Condensed LOCALS
Street lamps will be lighted at 7:25 p. M, and
exrfnguished at 3:15 a. m:
THE recent revival services at Hamline church
resulted. it is sad In the conversion OF over 200
pery ons. 1o3 OF whom have joined that church.
The PENNSYLVANIA eXcurSiOniSt5 VINO spent
the day I'm this city yesterday vtSitedthe EXecu-
tive Mansion last evening and were rendered
special reception by President Hayes In the
East Room.
day condemned the west gable wall OF st:
Luke's Episcopal church, corner OF 18th and
samson streets, and notified the pastor, Rev.
Alex CrUmmeIl, that it must be taken down
within ten days. The wall Is swaying out
wards.
On the afternoon OF the 2lth Inst. at stephen
son Bros wharf, foot Of Ith street. See adver-
tisement.
Charley Smith, one OF the pages In the United
States Senate who Is On Visit TO TRENDS IN
riding one Of the ponies was thrown to the
g1ound breaking his right arm.
Mrs; Matte Potts, the female PEDESTRIAN nL,o VINO
arrived In this city this morning. She lett Bal
t1more Monday afternoon, slept at the Relay
House Monday night and at Bladensburg last
night. She is sinewy little woman, In black
travelling dress and strong shoes, and looks as
If she was good for the trip if Yellow Jack
doesn't intercept her.
A dead infant was found in the Capitol
grounds about O'Clock this morning.
j. T. sullivan, indicted for embezzlement OF
funds Of THE EVENING STAR Co., gave bail In
N. Exley going On his bond. Samuel G. Young.
also indicted for ENLIGHTENMENT from The STAk
Co., gave bail this afternoon, Mr.. j. w. clark
going On his bond.
United Order Of the Golden Cross.
The third annual session of the Supreme COM
mandery, United order OF the Golden Cross OF
the World, was opened yesterday afternoon at
washington hall, Capitol HILL DR.. j. II. Nor
gan, OF knoxville, Tenn, presiding. Delegates
were present from Tennessee, Massachusetts,
Pennsylvania, New York, New Hampshire ana
Morgan made his annual report. Thirty eight
subordinate and three grand COMMANDERS
have been organized during the past year. The
resolution adopted liking the hours OF meeting
daily from am. to IL o'clock m, and from to
O'Clock pm. This order was instituted at
Wth Of
5000 for every full rate member, and 81 900 for
every halErate member. 1t will be In session
for three or four days.
The commaIdery assembled at O'Clock this
morning. The committee on credentials re-
ported representatives from Pennsylvania and
indiana who were introduced and took the de-
gree OF the commandeIy. Resolutions and pro-
posed changes OF laws and ritual were offered
and appropriately referred. The reports OF
the supreme keeper of records and supreme
treasurer were presented and referred. These
reports show the order to be growing rapidly in
the eastern states, and that financially 1t Is
prosperous.
THE HANscoME BOND RoBBERY-This morn
si Of Ed Edward Perklns alias alias aas
Anderson. indicted for the larceny OF $41, 900 IN
bonds from Isaiah Hanscome, on June Sd last,
IVES resume1 Goos ana W nan i0r
bers and description of the bonds stolen, as also
to discovery In the morning that his house had
been entered, his secretary broken open and the
Co., Philadelphia tesfified to Perkins being In
the banking house and disposing OF some Of the
bonds. and to OBTAINING him i until an oflieer
correspond with the numbers on the circular.
Mr.. John N. Crosson, assistant to MI. Hill,
corrooorated bis testimony, identifying the
bonds there to sell. The case was still on when
cur report closed.
PROBABLY THE BEST BASE BALL CANE ever
played in washington was that yesterday after
noon. The Nationals defeated the Albanys, but
attendance was large and enthusiastic. Some
times the crowd seemed to go wild, and yelled
and cheered to the Danger or their own lungs
Mr.. Connolly, from Philadelphia, got the share
OF abuse from the crowd which always falls to
the lot Of an umpire in close game. The play
errors but they were lost sight Of in the general
excellence OF the play. The Albanys made q
run In the first inning and the Nationals made
until the twelfth inning when the Albanys
seemed to break, somewhat dem0raltZed by the
batting Of the Nationals. The latter brought In
none. The score stood to In favor OF the
home nine.
aMATERNirY SERVICE" OF THE CENTRAL FRRY
DIsPENsARY.-Tbe directors OF the Central Free
Dispensary have concluded to establish mater
1fty service I'm connection with that institution,
70 afford gratuitous medical attendance to poor
iyfng-in women and their infants. The servi4
has been placed under the supervision OF tue
the city subdfvided into districts, with the fol-
lowing physicians to attend In each:-First dis
trict, DR.. j. s. Harrison; second, DIR. G.N.Acker;
NTH, DR.. T. E. McAfdle: sixth, DR.. j. L. Eliot
seventh, DR.. j. a. Tarkington eighth, DR.. ID. b.
Street; ninth, DR.. o. c. Ketcham; tenth, DR.. p.
j. TfmminS; eleventh, DR.. W. p. C.. HaZen
twelfth, DR.. III. Crook.
AVOID FRAUDULENT IMITArIoNs.-The many
limitations of good thing are the best evil
derces OF its worth. No one ever saw coun-
terfeit note on bursted bank. so the imita-
tors in plan and policy Of the celebrated LoutSt-
ana oldlc LOLlclJ uldhc Ill
a way calculated 10 attract some notice; but
ten years practical test has proven that this In
stftuttOn has always fulfilled It's promises TO the
letter, and many hundred thousands OF dollars
have been distributed For further nf0rma-
ton apply TO ". A. Dauphin, P. o. Box G92, New
Orleans.
MUTUAL INDIGNATION-Ihe Color Li7le.-The
Alexandra Gazette says: son Saturday evening
the Deaf and Dumb Base Ball Club. of Wash
ingtOn, came to this city according to appoint
men, TO play game with the Whitestone Club,
OF this city. The Washington men, however,
had the bad taste to bring negro as member
OF their nine, whereupon the Whitestones very
properly refused to play with them. The WASH
1ngton party were very indignant, but not more
so than the Wh1teStoneS, who regard the affair
as an insult to them"
COLUMBIA CoMMANDBRY, No. 2, Knights Tenn
piar, has accepted an invitation from Wash
ington Commandery, No. ], to unite with the
latter body In attending divine service on the
22d 1nStant-AScensiOn day-and has requested
The members TO assemble In full Templar uni
form on the evening OF that day at the temple,
when the lines win be formed, and headed by
the full Marine band, the procession win pro-
coed TO the Ascension church, when services
VIII be conducted by Rev. DIR. Elliott