Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-08

E. Mitchell 10 James l. Barbour. lots q to 81. sub.
OF lots IN sd Sg., $4,000. Mary $ CaIIan TO Caro-
line T. Burnett. part Is. section 3. Barry FARM s25
A. c. Clark 10 Jacob H. Rei>inger, lot ., So. 40:
= Columbus j. Esiin to Henry Bruseke. part Is,
Haws sub. Mt. Pleasant: S6Ni. j. sherman To j. j.
Edison and F. W. Pratt, trustees, lots l. s 10 and IL,
block 81. Columbia Heights; $1,000 Safe b. Nor
ton TO Henry Beard. lots 10 $. shermans sub, NJ.
lot l49, UnlOntown; $50
The Camp Meeting At Owens Grove.
INTERESTING SERVICES YEsTERDAY-CoMACSIO To-
MORROW.
Between FIVE and six hundred people yesterday
attended this camp. about three miles out CT this
city. Early prayer meeting was led sy Mr.. Tho
H. owens Love feast was held at ocl0ck. LED by
Rev j. C. Hagey. AT II O'Clock Rev. j. c. Hagey
preached MI. Baker. Of HamlIne church. led the
5 O'Clock afternoon meeting. Rev. j. X. Wright
had charge of the prayer meeting al $50 aud II
I'D Mr.. Hagey again preached. All these meet
ms gave evidence OF great spiritual power. 10
morrow, at II a. H.. the sacrament OF the Lords
supper will be administered and men brrS OF other
churches requested 10 join in the ca ire service
Wagons viii leave the Government Printing Office
promptly at a. IN. and return by 10 p IN.
FINED FOR AssaTLTISG GIRI--Edward West, a
morning charged with assault and battery in TWO
cases IL was shown that two coiOred girls Sarah
Allen and Agnes Harris we're attending church Oh
SapitOl Hill Last sunday. and When they started
home West came up 10 them and said he wanted To
So Sarah. but She refused 10 talk with him. He
then struck her with a cane several times knock
her with his tiSt- AZ this time cCored boy named
Thomas handed West knife. and the latter threat
eneu 10 cut the girl Agnes The defendant claimed
that he went the lris H.Caltsn they had been
talking about him IL denied hitting them but
admitted striking AZ sarah with Il small cane. He
was nned SO OF thirty days He took the latter.
ARCHERY NorEs-Shooting has been resumed on
the potomac archery range. on Columbia Heights.
and on Saturday the following scores were made:
Columbia rUund-Mrs- W. A Bartlett. 10; Mrs. "
Flint. 80: Mss y. Holmes. 23I: Mss e. A. Van
TOUpI-f
w A Bartlett. 42~; W. Flint. 81. The record In
the ladies contest FOR the championship trophy now
stands as follows Miss G. \. Van DOFen. 8: Miss v
Holmes, 5; Miss \. h. kiddsr. 3: MS ". Flint. 2
The District archers have received a cordial INVITA-
tstion 10 BE- TIE guests OF the Roger Ascliaus or
Baltimore al their tournament September 9Th A
tuildelegaton Will attend.
ONE OF THF ALLEGED ROBBERS OF VIZ SCUr-ITz Pr
LEVIED TO BE DEAn--TETee gardeners who came
here from Balt!Iaose-otto Leach. Hu--o Ludwig
and another MN named Henry after working LOT
schultz, the florist. made off hast Wednesday and
are charged with having robbed schultz. They
were known TO have started Tor Pittsburx In;or-
nation thar AZ Port Deposit. Ma last Th1r,iay.
The dead body OF man was found near the bridge,
with Vtii>e marked III. l.. gives color 70 the belief
that the dead man Is Hugo Ludwig.
Losr HsR FooT By 4 JCNP-About two O'clock
yesterday morning. as Officers Wagner and Aud
Ridge were patrO.ing 1st street. between Y and o
streets southwest. they came across a party OF
negroes who were cursinS and swearing. Ofiicer
Auldrid|e ran after a man while Officer Wagner
Chased a cOlOTed woman named Fanny Taylor, Who
fan into her house. and jumped out of the second
story window, breaking her leg at the ankle. She
was removed 10 FrrcdHIanS hospital, here DR.. Pur-
Wis aInpuIated the limb
\ LONG SWIM on A BET--Ar- William Jones,
trunkmaSer at Tophan's store. VIII. In few DAYS
attempt TO swim 1rUm the wharf OF the steamer
ATrpw>inith. foot OF 9Th street. TO Alexandria and
return on the ferry boat IL four hours. There is
wager OF $50 on the result.
LAYING CHURCH CoRNER-srOSE.-A large num-
Yer OF colJred people from Washington attended,
yesterday afternoon, the laying OF the cornerstone
OF the CoiOred church OF MI Zion. at Arlington
village on The Virginia bank OF The river The
lodge of FreemaSOnS OF Alexandra laid the stone
according 10 the Masonic rite, and Rev. ". IL Bos-
ton preached.
WASHINGTON. d. G.. September sth. 1884.
Al meeting OF the mechanics and labOrers OF
The Office or The supervising architect. Treasury
department, held ON the Sn OF September, 1884, the
io.IowlAg resolutions were adopted:
hrSofred That II was with profound sorrow that
We received The notice of the sudden death OF the
la.S mares a. Folger. Secretary OF the Treasury.
sh1 NAlle recognizing the fact that the whole