Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-20
Two More Weddings.

Two More Weddings.
MI clarence G.. Allen and Miss Matte J. Mckee
Doth OF this city, were married at noon to-day at
the congregational church, by the Rev. VIM. W.Pat-
ton The ushers were Messrs. Max Hansmann. L. w.
Seely, j. NJ. Mckee Borden and H. b. Sheldon.
After the ceremony the bridal couple started for a
monthS trip 10 the north.
Mr. John Heckinger and Miss Bertha Gassen-
In the presence OF a large number OF friends Rev
MI Stern, OF the Eighth Street Synagogue.
ollclated. The couple left after the ceremony for
The JEFFERSON DEMOCRATIC CLUB-At a meet
ing OF the Jefferson Democratic association Satnr
day night, Mr. j. Emrnner the president. who was
present In Cincinnati during the election described
the condcuct OF the deputy Us marshals Reso,u-
gress TO "these Outrages," demanding an inves,ica
ton in the name OF tree people, and indorsnp the
acton OF the Chicago democracy in appointing
vigilance committee. The association win attend
the Alexandria meeting Wednesday night.
The SYNOD OF BALTINoRE.-At the session of the
Baltimore synod at Frederick. Md on Saturday a
re1ort upon the case OF Rev. w. W. Campbell. of
Baltimore, was made by Judge Drake, the chair
man or the committee In opposition to the claims
OF the appellant. At the evening session Rev j. |.
Cation submitted report on the Sunday schools Of
Church Attendance on the Part OF Children in Refer
ence TO their Spiritual Development and the Growth
OF the Church" addresses were delivered by Rev
Dr. Chester, OF this city, and Rev. J. B. Campbell
and others Rev. DR.. H. d. Cause, OF ST. Louis sec
rotary Of the board OF aid for colleges and acade
miles, then presented the cause he represented,
AFTER which the synod adjourned. On Sunday
afternoon synodical communion was celebrated.
and at night Rev. DR.. Imbrie, OF Toxic Japan de,
1vered an address on the subject of missionary
work.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses have
Deen ISSUED Dy the clerk OF the court to Joseph C.
Walter and Mrs. Sarah VI. bearing, both OF Rappa-
HAMMOCK, Va; Peter Asbury Robinson and Cathe-
rtne Ednonia Prather, both OF Montgomery countv
Md. Eugene II. Jewell a w L,
OF Caroline county, Va, and Lucy Ann Adams
Christian Schioz and Annie Enge:hart, both OF
Anna Sterling; Leonard r. Hogan, OF Exeter. Fla
and Clara {. Prescott.
BAIL FIXED.--1n the Criminal Court to-day Mr.
Howard Clagett made application to have BAH
liked Ill the case OF Willie Hold. the colOred boy
charged with manslaughter 10 killing CoIu,nbrs
Bailey, by striking him on the head with a brick.
In the rear OF MuelerS candy factory the bow
only being ten years old. Bail was fixed at $500
Affairs i:l West Washington.
GONE WE5T.-Mr. 7. F. King. OF the Post ONCE
department, who resides at 1917 o street leaves
here this evening On a three weeks trip to Kansas
and While In the west Will GILL on his brother
Alexius, formerly OF Georgetown, who now resides
IN Denver, Col
Chesapeake and Ohio canal is getting very low
again, and boats cannot now load much over 100
tons IL Is reported that at some points loaded
boats have difficulty In getting through and II rain
does not soon come navigation Will again be virtu-
ally suspended.
DIED OF PAEALYsIS-Mrs. NJ. B. Lundy, died at
her residence. No. 3l3l ii street, yesterday OF pa
ralysiS, at the age OF 20 years. The funeral viii
take place tomorrow afternoon at / D. m Inter-
ment AT Congressional cemetery
REcAPTURED.-Officer Myers, OF this precinct ar
rested on Saturday night Peter Onermen, white
lad IL years OF age, who escaped from the Reform
school saturday evening.
GRAIN REGEIPr.-Canal boat Fl. NJ. Talbot ar
rived with 200 bushels OF wheat and IS barrels of
ear corn Canal boat Lyons Whiting also arrived
with $500 bushels OF WHEAT Wheel sold on 'change
On Saturday At SIC. to Sc. and ear corn sold at
So 81 per barrel.
CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A. k.--At all points &C.
Low tide In the river to-day at $50 p. m. High TIDE
at $50 D. H.