Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-11

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Tuesday, 1lth-26 Trains to Baltimore. -
Trains will leave Washington for Baltimore as
follows: D. ~6:40. ESQ -S:I5 80 40 and al a
m. and 1910 Il, +1:15, *2:15, *245. So $50. -
'4:3O, 4:40. 5, *525, *5:45. IS. 500. Gas. 70,
40 and 1850 D. m Returning. trains will
leave Baltimore during the evening for wash
ington every half hour from 10 o'clock to a. H.
or until all Washington passengers are pro-
videt for. Trains indicated by star CO are
hour trans
Wednesday, 12th-22 Trains to Baltimore
Trains will leave Washington for Baltimore as
follows: s. $40. $50. +S:15, 40 80 and all a.
m and l2:lO. 81. *2:15. 80. $50. 4. -4:3O 4:4O s.
"545. 6:l5, Gas. -. +1:3O and $3.50 D. m Re-
turning, trains will leave Baltimore at $50 g.
10 and every half hour thereafter to a. m or
until such time all Washington passengers
nave been cared for. Hour trains are indicated
by 60 star.
The SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION ELECTS OFFICERs
The annual meeting of the SUNDAY School Union
was held at the E-street Baptist Church last
evening, and Mr.. F. III. Cobb. president. submit
ted his annual report. in which he refers to the
benefit derived from the Union and the institute,
. revival of the Sunday School work following.
The report shows: Total membership % 93l. in
Guiding IS superintendent and 511 other officers.
twas decided tOinstructt the executive committee
to make arrangements for holding an institute
ct an early day. The following were elected as
officers for the ensuing year: President F. H.
Cobb; first vice presidents. John b. Wight and
A. I'll. Nelson; secretary. Ii. h. Simpson; assist
ant secretary, {. A. Barker; treasurer, W. Mid
detOn-
MORE OF Mrs. CHRIsTIANCY's MARITAL GREY
ANCEs--ln the examination in the Christiancy
divorce case at the office of Messrs. Cook & Cole
Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Christiancy testified
that after her marriage she spent two years at
Mr.. Christiancy's home in Lansing, Michigan,
where his five sons lived with them. she having
Charge of the house and being compelled to do
Homework. With the exception of the younger
son. George. the sons were addicted TO drinking,
and when intoxicated used vulgar and low
language quarreled with each other and their
iather and had frequent fights. She wanted her
husband TO separate her from his sons. which he
promised TO DO but never did She stated that
she never thought of applying for divorce until
he He'd bis petition against her.
hARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Bur-
icy Richardson and Sarah Cole; Thos. r. Bell
ana Mary +. Cook; Mathew Maloy and Bridget
Qcihn benjamin Franklin and Irene Foster
oota OF Woodbridge. Va; Henry Beckste,lt and
ooptiia bauer; Chas +. kozel and Anna C.. Mu-
nekhem; Arnold Snow and Mary T. r. Cole.
Samuel Adams and Florence Dorsey.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows
Margaret Ebert 10 Robert ID. Mission pts & and
z. So. 3i3 - co., James F. Fitch to David r
Barnes ct al. east half %. block 95, Holmead',
addition to Georgetown: 1880.
MAGNIFICENT pair OF Japanese vases and
some choice pieces of furniture will be sold al
Dow iing's auction rooms, tomorrow at II
O'Clock. See atlyt.
THERE WILL BE sale Of stocks tomorrow a
" O'Clock noon AT DnucanSOp Hrou arrctio,