Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-29
Picnics. Excursions. &c.

Inc W ash1Dgton Excursion party will give an
excursion TO Harper's Ferry next Monday July
5th. The train will leave at $50 a. m and re-
turn at 8 p. IN.
A daylight excursion July Sd and 4th. will be
gwen on The Lady OF the Lake TO Norfolk. Ocean
view, Fortress Monroe, Ptney Point and Point
Lookout. The steamer will leave 9th street wharf
saturday, July Sd, at a. m. sharp. connecting
at NoIlolk with The cars for ride OF eight miles
10 ocean view, returning on Sunday afternoon
ana arriving in Washington Monday morning
k0und-trip tickets 81. 80.
The Foundry sunday School excursion comes
on TOMORROW, going 10 Glymout Oh the j. W
Thompson, and leaving at $50 a. NJ
The excursion by st. Vincent de Paul Society
1or the Denent OF the poor, leaves at $3.50 TO-
morrow Tor Marshall Hall on the W. W. Cor
coran. The boat Will leave again at and y.
IN -
The excursion to Niagara, leaving the Sd. 18th
ana 9tn OF July. Is cheap and very attractive.
Inc round Trip Is only FL. There Will be no
other excursions from here TO Niagara at these
rates. Thursday will be the last day for the
sale OF tickets. No better opportunity OF visit
lDg Niagara was ever offered
THE Young DEMOCRACY ORGANIZING.-A meet
Ing was held at 43S Louisiana avenue last
evening 10 organize young mems Hancock
and English club There was large attend
ance aid much enthusiasm. The meeting was
called 10 order by Mr.. Campbell Darlington,
VINO Said they did not propose to aEUagOniZe
any Democratic organization, but to unite the
energetic young men OF the party. He called
I0r nominations for temporary chairman. Mr.
III.
mat immediate steps should be taken to form
Hancock clubs in each OF the legislative dis
trlcts, and as three Garfield flags were flung to
the breeze there should be tWenty-tyo Hanc0..r
banners. Mr.. A. A. LipScOnb was elected Soc
rotary. Mr.. j. E. Norris expressed his cratifi-
cation at the young men assOciating them
serves Ia Ihe interest OF the democracy. Mr..
1. r. Miller moved that committee on
permanent organization be appointed and re-
LOTT at the next meeting. DR.. Culver remarked
that tnere Was danger that tWO organizations
hI.1,r 7ffrl.N
gested that this be an auxiliary ASSOCIATION 10
tne Old jackson Association. This idea did not
please the aSseInblage and several parties OK
pidlntd mat there need be no fear on that az
1GuLI. VT. MlIlerS motion was adOpted and
ILCmaS T. Miller, Randolph Coyle. CAInph1ll
SarllI gtor, y. \. LpscOmb, c. ". Handy and
W I, Nettr were appointed the committee
TIE meeting then ad j0urnetf subject to call Ar
this time the Young Mems Democratic CInb NJ
East Washington, headed by drum and fife
carrying coffin labelled Republican party "a
BIoCfn ara a transparency Inscribed NO more
10 =, we have them now" &C., appeared,
and going over TO the City Hall an imbronptu
meeting was held. at which Mr. Campbell Car
IingtoE and Mr.. t. F. Miller made speeches.
Do NOT MAKE a selection of boys wear until
you examine the stock at the Boys Clothing
House OF b. Robinson q Co, 9c9 Pa. ave.
The UNION Picnic OF the NJ. p. Sunday schools
OF OF the District at Jackson'5 Woods camp ground,
on the u. 6 7. RI, tomorrow, promises TO De
an Interesting affair. The train leaves the
depot at O'Clock and returning leaves the
ground about O'Clock. During The morning
theTe Will De interesting exercises in the tab,r-
nacie, the singing by the schools led by Mr..
browning, or Georgetown interspefsing the
Following addresses: Children-How theY can
90 gOod-ReY. p. T. Hall. OF North Carolina
avenue mission; TeacheTS-Their duty and re-
sponslpility-key. j. I. Murray d. D., of George
Town; Parents and Church MemberS-Their re-
Iatloh 10 the Sunday schoOl-Rev. j. w. GRAY
VI Vas Easl washington: Mr.. Thos. b. Marche, pre-,
s4ucut vi Tie union will nrarfdn
DIVORCE CAsEs.-Yesterday, in the Court in
Gtnerai Term, the decree OF the Equity Court
d1smtssing the petition for divorce tiled by Ro-
Sella Booth against George C.. Booth. was
afilTmed- They were married June l6 1871.
While the plaintiff was only 10 years OF age. but
the wife only remained with her husband ten
days W.
II. A. B. Williams for jennie !, Harrington,
entered suit for divorce ytsiefdas tse..a Wttl.
A. Harr1ngton on tta c1-0li-.H or ~ or. LOT,