Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-04
The Camp Meeting at Owens Grove.
OPENED LAST NIGHT WITH SMALL BUT DEvOur

Owens Grove camp meeting was opened last
evening Rev. j. c. Hagey. the pastor OF the North
Capitol vi. E. church, Is in charge. The first pub
lie service was held at half past seven the people
being called together by the sounding OF horn
Rev. Mr.. Hagey opened the meeting, and intro
duced Kew. I. l. Rabbit. OF Railway. y. j., who
spoke Tor .wenty minutes in very earnest exhor-
taton TO an audience OF about one hundred persons
The following have tents on the right OF The large
tent: Messrs Salter, Benson and LawrensOn, and
on The LEFT, Meesrs Hagry, Wright, Light and
Rabbit The grove is we'll lighted with vapor
torch, furnished by MeSsrs W. : jerks Co. OF
Washington Madison Davis. esq, and Rev. j. X
Rgg!es were present last evening. The last named
viii preach this evening at hall past Early
prayer meeting this morning was led by the pastor
aid Was generally attended by the tenterS. The
water Is pure and cold Good board can be
though al present small in numbers, promises 70
he productive OF great good.
The ovens Grove camp is in the county, about
three miles northeast OF this city.
Transfers Of Real Estate.
Deeds In fee have been filed as follows j. H.
Shelton 10 Sarah A. Harrison, part 4. So 1910; $780,
Henry White To August Nickel, {. u 10. blk. TO- b.
& T. sub. MI. Pleasant, &C.: 81, 125 Reuben b. Dat-
rick ct al To Elizabeth E. Gusts. lot 49, 81. G.O,
S2.J0 W. u. Wright 10 Sadie Il. Norton. lots g. Z
ana : SAeTman's sub NJ Peasant; Il, 5O2 U.s. c.
-. Patterson TO Margaret T. Shields ut "a 81 541:
sl23ia Same 10 Virginia Shields. pt. do: 3la3 IS
s-Ine 10 Mary L Shie.ds. III. do.: sl237a Same 10
Anna e. Meador, pit do; DO Same 10 c. c. Nea-
VI. nj.
bradford. pit. s. So 176; $. r. r. DERRICK to
EinaLsl:, E. GUSTS lot 10, SO. saO; $500 F. v De
Graz 70 Bertha De Graf: lots aud g. sd. 9ss; s..
H. p. Montgomery TO ) Lant. Williams, lUt 49, So
5Gj; $500. 5 L. Williams 10 Emma v. Mont
golnery, sa,lne property; 5000. Emily S. NJ CHS
lotin 10 Dennis Fe.y, loi ~. 81. ail 80 Annie
L,w.s To Mary EInny Miluy. iot ST, SUP so lgi;
$500 ". ". Selbcrt 10 +. Hackinsos, lot 49, 50
e.4 g 90 Nancy Richardson u L. $, lot NJ block
-. EfirCham Place; 81 800. Mary b. Mo>her 20
sarah '. Be lot l, Bcail's discovery, acres; $500
\ MILITARY PIcSIC-Tae Emmett Guards gave
Z grand picnic last evening 81 .uenneIanns pleas
uTt garden IN aid II he uniform rund- About
Thousand frien'iS OF the guards attended. The
anaif was yel,S quiet, orderly anu en1Oya able. The
guard are oIlc, led by w II. Murphy, capt;iiL,
and Thomas Woods ana James Kelly. !.eutenants
They have a1cp,eN tasty uniform o. DIRK green
racei with Eight s-feen. They Will wear shakos
They expect 10 mtke 'heir first parade in Deem
Der ON the occit>.oh C1 the open ng OF t..er far.
MaKRIA;E iIcENsEs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court TO Joseph
Bomoray and Mary {. Danduige: William n Tay-
lor ana Lulu y. Weiborn, both OF Lovington. Va:
Milton DAVIS end Vioietta 5. Hopsou: AbranJ,n L
kendrlck and Mary NJ Dentinger; salnuei Clark
nett, OF Prince Edward Island Canada: Porter f.
Eye u Carlisle. Pa, anu hattie E. Hauptman:
Weigh, OF Fairfax county. Va. and Ada James, OF
Prince William county. Va: Ritchie B. Harris and
Mary '. Coons, both OF Jeffeeonton,va
REGENT EoBBERIEs-The residence OF Mr.. Lewis
c. Schultz, tue Eorist, Sherman avenue near
Sheridan street, at the head Of 9th street extended
was entered yesterday, between l2 and O'CLOCK by
cutting Stats ana forcing open the window. The
thieves carried OF one dozen silver tea sooons two
pairs OF g0iu bracelets, Large gold breaStpin, two
small gold Feastpins. one pair OF large gold ear
rings. large god cross. two small gold crosses
revolver, small 0peE-Iaee silver Watch, 4 lady'S
gold huoting case watch. hir bracelet, and 800
street, reports stolen Tro:l bis house quantity OF
HAS4Aeu clothes S-Iu.A At ST.