Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-15
Among the Tenfers.
TBE CAMP MEETING AT WASHINGTON GRovE-THB
INAUGURAL SERVICES

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Correspondence of The EVENING STAR.
! WASHINGTON GROVE, August 18th.
1esteriay at l:5o p. m, the tabernacle bell rang
out cAeeri.y, Indicating TO all that with the time OF
| prayer had come also Father Laney." Peace and
quiet soon retgued, where olly din and hustle had
| pSen Ihe Inaugural service last evening was i'm
pTeSStfe and entAuS astic. Dr. Weilch preached a
powerful and Practical sermon 70 the largest audi
euce ever gathered within the tabernacle at the
uTst devotional service OF the camp meeting. He
| ha1 the earnest AMI prayer.ul attention OF all
VIII dscoursing upon the LIST or l2tl chapter
81 Romans Il e,sevcn You therefore. brethren, oy
tie nlerctfS OF co., that you present your bodies
Twin; sacrifice wnoi.y acceptable uuto God. watch
Is yoIC reasonable service" DIT Deale, p. T., then
made VINO e-hCarted appeal to everybody 10 dig
nity each OF TIE tneeIing by lerveDt praye.
3Ei constant and sSsiUuS work. MAJOR Morgan
saei upon all IL ion he lire brigade to read and
cXCUte the sanitary laws or the encaln pment and
2 eve All - AeeF IN good hu,uOr. So Tar the
"s@taey i last the Thug desired The grounds
taat VII enhance the comfort OF tenters.
rop,Y's SERVICES
The family PRAYER meeting, led by Mr.. Wood
wand. al the tabernacle At 6 80 his m, was un-
IS to.soWS NJ sD 4 M, experience and praise
meeting: pubiic service and > rmon by Rev. II. VI.
ha.nul4cA at II o'c.ock; ch.ldren's meeting at p
III, conducted by 'Fath + laney, and a;iicS' meet-
ins IT tne.r tent at the nOur; social meeting
III O'Clock at The tabernacle. Tue evening sermon
Is 10 Ue preached by Kew. j. W. Thompson Oi nOlt-
gon,ery circuit The choir, under tue leadership
Nit somerviile, though small as Yet, gives good
music Prof. sipe has charge OF the organ
kev. B. w. Bond, OF the ID. E. church south, Rock
Vile. as in camp to-day. DrS. Deaie and Weitch
are IN No Washington Grove hotel DR.. F. How
ard, or Rockville, Is AZ his cottage corner OF 6in
avenue and Circle. Sheriff VIM b. Miller and family
occupy d new cottage on 9Th avenue.
lie late arrivals at the motel are Richard Walsh,
AIhapolis; j. X Moore, Joseph II. Burch and FAINT
ly. MS Knight AMI Hiss hattie French. Among
The visitors iast evening Hon s. U. Jones, 4.
A braddocA, Of RocAvilie, and Coz Vim. Kngouf.
Warrington Markets Retail Prices.
MEATs-Beef, porter-house, CSC. per h.; sirloin,
2Oc per H.; rib roast, i5a20c. per h. round roast,
corne1, shoe per h.; do. dried, Sc per To- do.
Clipped, 3Oc per ID: DO. tongue, 50a6Oc. each
Lamb, Raise per H.; vea, 12k t2oc. per H.; NUT
hams, loo per H.; cut, 2Oc. per ib.; shoulders
I1al21sc. per H.; cut: l2]4a15c. per To-; mlddLng
l2al4c. per H.; cut, l4loc per TO-; iaru, l2l aI4c
per h.
FRUIT.-Appies, 20140c. per PIX: lemons, 20a3Oc.
per doz; oranges 5O15c. doz.; bananas, 2Oa3Uc per
per PIX; waler1nelons, is .lOc: canteoupes, 5.l5c.
each; pears, 4Oa.oc per peek; plums, Il per PIX;
crab apes, i0c. per pl.
10; western creamery. Sc. per TO-: New York, goa
S5c Per No. roll, 255Oc. per TO-; Cheese 12 aOc per
H.; eggs, 20c. per dOZ-
FIsH--Perch (wllite>. 40a5Oc per bunch: rock,
25 ti0c. per BIZ; s!mon, S5-5Oc. per h. cod fisn,
l2 per 10: haddock, 10c per 10 hahbut Is zoe. per
10; IcAerel bay, l5iOc: per b.; lobster, l5c per
porsies, salOc per ~, salmon trout, l5c. per TO-;
White nSn, bic per 10; fish, 10c pc. ID; stur-
Con s. pr 10; CLANS loo per doz.; crabs (solt),
%, .aS1 Per d0Z; do al. 25c per doz
observation-disclosures, Sl5c. per bunch; beans
% - ps cabbage, 5a1Uc. per head, carrots 3 5c
pc bii.; cucnn0er> ID j2,. rer dOZ: cymllno. l0l
2Jc per lettuce. 5d10c. per head onions, 4c per
pA:dU. Spring .3I5c per bh OeS.-5-55G. per PIX
tomatoes. l54:Dc per Pa, mint. 4e per ouach
lima beans, Is perqt-
PouLTKY.-Cuitke65 ODD 75c. asl a5 per pair; do
Oolns, ST. aslOO; ducks slaS1.25; SQUADS, sa5oas3
per do
.GAME--woodcock. Sc per doz
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO DR. BoRKows.-On
Wednesday night DR.. Joseph BOrrCwS. living ut
92l I street. one OF tue odest physicians in the
city. attended tn meeting for The formation OF a
Butter clGo al Cosnopollt1n hall corner S.h and
streets. "ni.e descending the steps to the
street ne fell ana landed on the brick pavement,
above the elbow and bad wound on side OF
his mead. near The eye. Some OF his friends picked
him up and conveyed him 10 his home, where Drs
j. {. Morgan and j. Ford Thompson dressed his
wounds, and he IS ar present dong We'll under their
care. DR.. borrows is nearly 30 years Old, Out quite
vigorous, and DR.. Morgan says he entertains no
iears but that lie viii soon be on his feet again
Affairs In Nest Warrington.
AN ENJOYABLE VIsIT-The American Guard
Washington and Golden Rule councils Junior
Order Of United American mechanics, VISITED the
conncL, IN Alexandria. Va. last evening, and a
turned home tniS morning.
SEWERAGE AND WATER Observation-Disclosures on
the southside OF P street, between 81 ana 35Uh
streets. now being Improved, have peI1l1oned for
sewer ana water IN I'm extension on that side OF
me street before the street is paved.
GRAIN RECEIPTS--Canal boat Beulah arrived
WIN $40 bushels OF wheat for Hartley Bros.
SHIPPING NEws.-ScnoOner Charles Lawrence
Cleared TO day WIN Go tons of coal Tor Somerset
thSAL AFFAiKS-lhe Chesapeake and Ohio
can4l payboat, which left mere ON Tuesday with
iaymaster Stephen Cambria and VT. john P.
AyTe,. bOohkeeper, will reach Cumberland today
PRESIDENT smith Is in Virginia on leg Il business
connected with the canal There are sali to be
assurances that the Canal will have goo1 trade
Tor The remainder OF the year
seven bouts, carrying 7S4IO tons OF coal, left
Cumberland yesterday.
o. CoSpITIoN OF The WATER AT A. M-Great Fails
20: RECEIVING Tr7ervor-nOrth connection. 10 south
connection. - distributing reservoir - lnfiuent
gatehouss. p; eftuenL gatehouse % Low lloe In
IAe river To-Day at p. m; nigh tide at IL D. u.
Alexandria Affairs.
Rerorted for He EVENING STAR
FRATERSAL VrsIT.-The Georgetown United
American Mechanics came down viz the Alnyan.
uria canal. last night 10 visit The lodges or Anert
can Mechanics acre. A pleasant evening was spent
al the lo7,e room, with addresses, &c.
Police REPOKT.-There We're six prisoners at the
station mouse THIS morning. Clar.eS Thompson
John Thompson. Mack Williams and Asbury Bell.
eoored. arrested b. Officers Pat Hayes and Brenner
on charge OF stealing some money from tn
drawer ef George Ayers William Campbell was ar
rested by OiIicer Walker. charged with stealing
peaches: and LYDIA Loutioun, colored was arrested
by Ofncers Ogden and Roberts, On charge OF drunk
and diSordPriy
NoTES--Henry Drumnond. charged with unlaw-
ru!iy entering tAe Adalnanuine BRICK comDany,s
shops gave Uail for yesterday before Justice
Naacf-A ASSISTANT Merrill, OF Washington. was
her yesterd " and made himself famlii IT with the
worA n1S or Eaglnear LoUdouu Campbe.l' IS auto
IA tic deyce for lighting engine fires, which is USED
mere al The Columbia engine hcu,e-.Ine en-
ployts at The Midland railroad shops nave BEGUN
THIS week working fun time
Lad OF the Watkins Regatta.
TIE CONSOLATION RACES YESTERDAY
In the II