Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-29

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schedule OF minimum bids for stalls IN that mar
ket fixed by the market company on the 18th inst
and presented to them for approval
| "A NEW PLEASURE REsORT.-The Potomac Fruit
| Growers Improvement company have leased Gly-
| mont for a term of years and purchased 4SO acres
| adjoining, including the Pye wharf and grounds,
together with the fishing shore, for the purpose Of
| A. II. McKim, DR.. E. P. Rowland, j. Orville john
son N. W. Person. DR.. s. Domer, Jas. B. Philip, and
Samuel c. Mills
In THE GARB OF INNOCENCE.-This morning. in
the Police Court, a rather good-look1ng young
son, who was very neatly and well dressed, wear
| Ing gold watch and chain, and Otner jewelry,
was arraigned on the charge of using profane lam
| guage on the street. She had book in her hand,
and looked like school girl Officer Breen test-
fed that this young girl and large crowd of other
yesterday afternoon, and on coming out, this girl
with others seemed to be Intoxicated. When a
short distance from the theater, the prisoner ha
with brick. The girl stated that while in the
the theater one OF the girls called ''poodle" and
calling him. When they got out he told her to not
Gal MN III poodle again and struck her. She struck
e 6ac4 to she wes sa M lhe s.
and there was no one present to pay it for her.
The BIOLOGICAL SoCIErY.-At meeting of the
Biological society, Prof. L. F. Ward exhibited a
gers station, wyoming Mr.. II. W. Elliott smoke
Of the sea otter, and Prof. Thos Taylor eShibited
micrOtOme.
A JEWISH CONFERENCE.-The Interesting and
nation took place this morning at the synagogue
OF the orthodox Congregation, corner 9th and G
streets. The candidate was solomon Pser, Lad,
13 years old to-day, son of Mr.. Phillip PSer, 7th
street business man. The congregation assembled
and the rite was conferred prior to the ordinary
the Hebrews ''barmitZwah," which means when he
is 13 years old he becomes son OF the covenant.
a Se Say to this he takes upon
sumes charge OF his own religious and spiritual
llfe The male portion Of the congregation during
such ceremonies are clothed in robes OF white,
with hats on, and occupy the auditorium, while
the female portion occupy the galleries The ex-
a eT 6e eS 1ns
dent Lewis A. sazstein, teacher Of the Youth pit
young man went to the stand and Delivered yery
itis neat ana aectng address, accepting the Israe
ae 1a b1 r. ana his to
is One."
Sons OF TEMPERANcE.-There was large attend
ance OF delegates at Odeon Hall last night, the
Division Sons OF Temperance The annual reports
read showed the organization to be In prosperous
suited as follows: G.w.P, j. R. Mcconnell; CIV.
A., G. M. Fillmore; G.S., j. K. Bridge; CT, SIN.
" 21,efattman; G, Chaplain, Rey G. w. Denison; &C,
were installed. An address was delivered by Capt;
Mcconnell, and the committees were announced
as follows: On credentials and returns, the Grand
Scribe, and NJ. c. Mitchell, J. A Perkins, and Da-
vi1 Lascallet; on finance, II. B. MOultOn, r o.
Pokinhorn, and T. K Mcintyre; on appeals, D. P.
Holloway, H. N. Howard, and l. 81. Julien; on
publications, j. K. Bridge. W. H. Norton and J. v.
X. Towers; state OF the order, Dr. Frank T. Howe,
F. NJ Bradley, and H. H. Smith; lectures, the Nv.
p, G.S., and C. w. Dentson; on propagation, the
G.W.P, GS, and E. j. Whipple, L s. Nicholson,
and Silas BOyce.
RIVER TRADE-Harbor Master Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front to-day as follows: Pun
giles Chief, Carpenter, Fanny, Marion and Arthur;
schooners Pomeroy, J. c. Vanname, VIM Totten,
Sarah Jane, American Eagle, James Harper and
Mary, all with oysters, about 5000 bushels, for
market Steamer Virginia, Gregory, 800 bales hay
for H. L. BiScOe; Schr. H. Benedict, MunSOn, 11OO
tons ice for Great Falls Ice Co.. schr VIM. H. Oier,
COrkh1I, 763 tons ice for Independent Ice Co.
Affair." I'm West WashingtOn.
THE GRAIN TRADE.-7, COO bushels wheat sold on |
Merchants Exchange yesterday, follows: 140 to
LAG for Fultze, 1 to 148 for mixed, $50 TO 154 for
Lancaster
THE COAL TRADK-F1fteen boats left Cumber- |
land Thursday with l,40a04 tons of coal as fol- |
lows: For Georgetown Consolidation Co, 4721 |