Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-10

the 4th O.: July
In the Police Court to-day, George Washington
In the same case
James 4 Calbert was charged in the Police
court this morning with having on SATURDAY. night
assaulted Henry Palmer in South Washington, by
cutting him with razor, and was committed for a
nearing next Saturday, under $500 bonds.
Grace VI. E. Church.
SHH AUDIENCE RO0N OPENED FOR PUBLIC SERVICES
The audience room OF Grace NJ. T. church, cor
ner OF 9Th and Streets was opened for public ser
vice yesterday for the first time and services We're
held In the morning, afternoon, and evening. The
church building, which is now complete, Is a fine
one. The church had It's origin in a gathering of
children on Sunday afternoons under the trees.
Tor some years 1t mission OF Wesley chapel
The late George w Riggs donated couple OF lots
Tor IL, On with builllns was erected. About 10
years ago the brick building now occupying the
ste was begun under the pastCrate OF Rev. NJ F.
d Rice, ana last year, under the ministrations of
Kew. j. W. Smith, measures were taken to erect
the parsonage, which was completed in March
last, aud 10 complete the church, by piaStering
and furnishing the audience room. The latter as
above state was opened for the first time yesier-
Ing from the words, Sod is spirit" At the con-
ciusion OF the sermon the bishop, assisted b. the
pastor OF the church. made appeals for pecunlary
AID, and as result nearly one thousand dollars
was subscribed There was n special sunday
school session In the afternoon at which Mr. Alex
Snder Ashley delivered an address and inst tuted
q Sunday-sehool missionary society A consti.u
uon was adopted and the following officers were
elected: Warren ChOate, president; Geo. Caller
Chas Medford, treasurer. In the evening the pas
Cor, Rev. J. Clarke Hagey, preached. The choir,
sisted by Mrs Pope. Nessrs. Friel. GIN, W IL Pope
and others, rendered excellent music during the
services.
REAL ESTATE SALEs-ThOs. bowling auctioneer
has recently made the following real estate sales:
For j. w. n. Huyck trustee, lot No 2. i'm Butts
m thoa Sii
the 1th-street road, opposite the Brightwood
MOTEL, with the improvements, TO J. G. Smith, for
S.4O; lot A. In same SUBJ, TO JAS. T. Moses, for
fel0 lots +, G., III. i, j, and L, u DR.. OHie, for
$3.50 each For Thos. j. Myers and Grafton d.
p. Browns subdivision OF Mount Pleasant with
improvements, 10 G. F. Cobb, for 5000 For JOS
Z G. Kennedy, trustee. the east 81 feet one and
one-halr Inches front by depth OF about 200 fee.
OF lot IL, in square 2O5, to Mrs Macarthur for Is
cents per square foot. For VIM III. Gordon, trus-
zee, the warehouse, lot, wharf and premises au
the southwest corner OF High and Water streets
georgetown, Il. C.. TO E d. Hartly, for 81 355
For CnaS NJ Matthews, trustee, lot II, In Peter,
Georgetown, fronting 90 feet on the north side of
Prospect avenue. near Fayette street, with the
improvements, to Martha Z. Kirk, for Si,7t0 For
Messrs. Kennedy Kennedy, trustees lot D. %
- %, 81 and the west one foot OF lot 81 all In
Peter, Beatty, DeakinS and Threlkeld'S addition to
georgetown, together with the improvements, to
Lieut. A. n Thackara, U.S.N., for $500 For
Messrs. Hanna and Johnston, trustees, part lot ~
IN square 53i, together with the improvements to
Michael Beggane, for s5a5.
THE FREDERICK, Nd, MIsCEGENATIoy Casa
telegram from Frederick, Md, says: .-Al doubts
the truth OF the reported marriage OF VI. E:nfI
bo3rgy, the French music professor, and Eliza
Waters, the attractive n!ulatto servant GIRL are
set at rest by the statement of Mr.. Doane a
clergyman residing in the District OF Columbia
who performed the marriage ceremony. NJ
Bourgy, who is a handsome man, OF elegant man
ners, came TO this city well recommended. and at
once obtained a Situ1ton in the well-known
female seminary here. He had remained
only few months when a scandal was
circulated TO the effect that a criminal
intimacy had sprung up between the
professor and Eliza, but prompt investigation
seemed TO remove all ground for suspicion, and
things went on smoothly for while. From time
20 time, however, rumorS would be passed around
that the two were continuing their Old attachment
When the term of the professors engagement was
ended he left the city without an engagement and
when his duSky sweetheart went away a few DAYS
later over the Baltimore and Ohio road, he Joined
her at the Relay and the two went to Washington,
when their anticipated ccnnubIal bliss was made
4 reality, stated. Eliza Waters whose winsome
ways were too much for the ardent Frenchman, is
bright, pretty muiatto OF about % years; has
good manners, and has always been known as a
good woman She has been In the families OF
many OF the best people of the town, and was a
trusted servant Last winter, when her name
was handed about with so much freedom In con-
phia, where she remained several weeks. With
that exception her time has been spent for years
In this city: Where the couple now is is not
known here"