Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-21


WESLEY CHAPEI--Lecture by Col George W.
Balm.
THE ROLLER SKATING RISk.-Exhibltion Of fancy
bicycle riding
FEMALE FIGHT AFTER THE PRRACHING-EliZa
smith, nashily-dresSed cOOred girl, was charged,
In the Police Court yesterday, with having as
<Saulted another cOlOred girl named Frances Green
who stated that last Sunday night, at a colored
Baptist church, after the preaching was over, Eliza
struck her in the mouth three times, and would
have killed her, II the deacons had not taken her
away. Eliza testified that Frances called her bad
names, and she went for her, but the "brothers'
Caught her and pulled her away before any
sticks" were struck. The court imposed fine.
with costs, that amounted to $I75.
The MoFFATT BUILDING UNPLEAsANTSEss
W. Meredith was before the Police Court yesterday
Tor assaulting Daniel j. Burns in the Moatt build
ing, on AZ street, Wednesday, by cutting his head
with an iron kettle Mr. Burns told the court that
Meredith assaulted his servant boy, and he (Burns)
1nterfered, when he received stunning blow from
an Iron kettle on the head. He showed the court a
ghastly cut on the head, which he said Meredith
inflicted with the kettle The prisoner took the
stand and testified that he assaulted first and
the court imposed fine OF S.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE CoSGREG AT1oNAL CoSyry-
YioS-A!ter the conclusion Of the report I'm The
erAR yesterday the New Jersey Congregational
Association decided to hold the next meeting in
Jersey City The evening session was devoted TO
addresses In regard TO the work OF benevolent so
behalf OF the Congregational Publishing society.
kev. H. q Hayden in regard TO the operations OF
the AMERICAN DOaru, ana Rev. DIR. Cobb explained
the purposes ofthe Congregational union In con-
elusfon, Rev. DIR. Strictly passed In review the work
OF the American missionary society. After an adj
dress by the moderator, the association finally adj
1ourned- To-day large number OF the members
enjoyed trip 10 Mount Vernon. This evening
meeting VIII be held at Lincoln Memorial church
and addresses made by Rev. Drs. Strictly and Roy
DEEDS IN FEES have been filed as follows:
Ernest +. Thomas ct az. to Reuben b. Clark north
nall lot 2, So sol; $3.50 JAS Mulloy to Francis
blair, lot 2, sub. So 5ls; $500. j. T. Walker to
same c Funk, pt lot 1s. so 500; $500 Matilda W.
stanton 10 w. T. Particle, sub. lot 19i, So a)6:
$Ss34l Jno. A. j. Creswell, trustee to Mary WI
ClYmer lot 81, In sub. or original lots IS 1917 and
Is, So 1872; $lS7S-12 VIM. s. Roose TO Mary NJ
Cymer lot o. sub OF lots IS and SO OF original lots
IS, 10, IL and IL, So 1872; s,3l250 Jas Robbins To
Mary W. Clymer, lot 25 In sub. OF original lots *
le, IL and Is, So 1872; $212 Kate Tourney to RObt
Fleming. lot % In sub OF lots Is, 10, IL and ri
So 1872; s1.o Margaret Filler TO Emma Taylor, lot
q, so. 6i5; g. Hiram Reed ct al, to VIM
Mathews, lot IL, block l6, Meridian hill; g.. BH
Warner, trustee, to Frederick spindler, pit lot g.
So 5l3; $3.50. Randall Hagner ct al. to Jno. W.
Starr, trustee, lot and pit lot s. 50. $50; 81 49,
Mary Cogan TO Columbus Alexander, lots I, 2 and
y 50 81; -. VIM. N. Rowe to Mary II. Archer
LOT 3, sub. 81. 2S1; e. David Walker to Columbus
Alexander, original lots !, 3 and 4, So 81; s. 600
Columbus Alexander to David King, all OF 50, 81 !;
-, 69s1
FISH MARKEf.-Sold by r. A. Golden agent: