Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-26
The Associated Ch,r;,,...
IHE ANNUAL AbETiNG AT ALL SOULS CHURCf
OPERATIONS OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR ONE YRAI
ELECTION A -. -.

| THE ANNUAL MEETING AT All sorrs, curpru-
ELECTION OF BOARD OF MANAGERS
The third annual meeting of the associated chs RI
ties vi tue District OF Columbia. which was held
idS. h-ent at All Souls church, was well attended
Judge Mac Arthur presided. The exercises were
ehNehed during the evening by music by the
chufcn cho.r and solos by Miss Eva Mills and Mrs
ID. Z. Morrison
Inc secretary, Mr.. l. s. Emery, read a report
covering the transactions OF the associated chari
, Us IN al its enterprises. From the commence
~ me organzation IN April, 1881. to the 9Th
" november, 1885, period OF two and half years.
5e central Office had raised only s2.272 81 whereas
SLhs tSe last year IL has received, with less than
aiiil the tnoTt, contributions amounting to
s2,%J93L The report cited many instances OF the
Si..sanltlgS vi bestowing charities By the methods
Piac1icsa Dy tns organization An account was
gwen OF the operations OF the kindergarten school,
anu the Kitchen garten school; the latter was
opened IN July for the instruction OF girls in house.
keeping AT the central Office under the direction OF
MIS- d. H. Bradford The school Is composed OF
9rls rom u 20 IS years OF age they taught to
set tables build fires wait on tables wash dishes
aust and sweep. take care OF house, wash and
iron, make beds and SEW. cooking school, con-
sl5tng OF one class has been run rroDl May last 10
The report OF The treasurer, Hon. NJ. c. Emery,
was read, showing the receipts and expenditures to
Was bal lance on hand Of sll749 received from all
sources during The past year; 3d. %: paid on
Orders duly crtif!ed and approved s2.236 "a; leav-
Ing balance ON hand ut this date OF s26 H.
Rev Dr. Shipper then d. livered interesting
address A collection was taken up and the Sec
Rotary announced he result: Geo. E. Kennedy &
Son gave SIS; Alien McLane, $50; X. b. donaldson
i2J: NJ G. Emery, 80 Mrs. II. &. Adams, $50; Chas
E Foster s25; Chas. Kellogg 80; c. B. Benedict
-, and many others made smaller subscriptions
Fifteen members were elected as members of the
DCiiid OF MANAGERS as follows. A. s. SOlomOnS.
Rev. W A. Bartlett. Rev. T. S. Wynkoop, John T.
Mitchell. Mrs. Martha \. Smell. Mr.. j. Langdon
Barber. Mrs. Mary Howe Totten, Hon. A. NJ Gange-
WeT Dr. X. b. Donaldson, E. b. barnard. Thos J.
LASER. James t. Fitch, j. W. voorhees, and George
". AdtIGS
Mr.. II Emery was reelected as secretary and
Hon. NJ e. Emery as treasurer.
ANOTHER VERSION OF THE CORNF1EIp HARBoR
MISUNDERSTANDING statement as TO the cause OF
the shooting OF Capt VIM Kitchens, OF the schooner
L2v!nid lnelcy, BY Henry Welbie. Cornf1eld Har-
Dor. st N%ry's county, last Thursday, reached
the steamer sue stated that after the shooting
Nete gave himself up 10 the local authorities and
had h,9rirg before magistrate. This officer
alter listening To the case, released Weible 1t is
stated that Welble said ne did not intend to shoot
any particular one. lie was simply shooting at the
party In defense OF MS home. They had, he claimed
taken complete possession OF his house, and were
acting In a diSordeTiy and threatening manner
His vile, he ST tted, became frightened az their
actions, took her babe and fled the house for safe
ty" Capt. Kitchens is still the Providence hos
pital, IN this city, and his condition is improving
THIEVES SENTESCED-Ella Jackson alias Maggie
Young, coloTed servant girl, was sentenced by
Judge Smell to-day to sixty days In jail tor stealing
a silk dress from her employer. Mrs. Betty Rosen-
berry, OF 62l Pennsylvania avenue-JOhn Won
Derry, Shall colored boy, who went into Ber0er-
1cks shoe store last night and snatched pair OF
shoes and ran, was sent 10 jail for thirty days.
THE ARREST OF Mr. NEsBIT.-Mr D. NJ Nesbit,
Who as stated IN last EVENINGS STAR, was arrested
with others at College station, Md, Monday even
Ing, for attacking ii party OF linen who were reroy-
In wood from his farm states that the trouble
arose through certain parties who had a contract
TO purchase timber and clear the land, removing
the valuable timber and lot clearing the land as
required by the contract Last Monday finding q
team anu a gang OF men on his premises for the
purpose OF removing wood he ordered them Oh,
and they went. one man was with him, and each
had a gun. warrant was subsequently served
On them. The warrant charged him with threat
ening to shoot. Mr.. Neobit says the trial was
farce. The magistrate proposed to require bond,
but refused TO give IL, and is STILL he says ready
TO defend his property by all proper means.