Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-21

woRsRIPISG UNDER THE AUGUST Sun - YEsrxR-
DAYS EVENTS AT WASHINGTON GROVE.
Correspondence of The EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON GROVE, August 90 1884
The heat is excessive here to-day cons n,,ently
the divine services have been only partially al
tended Every one has been taking things cas-
and trying 10 keep cool. With tha thermometer $50
could ieel energetic. Still quite Il gOodly number
assembled at the morning service 10 hear n Very
iorciD.e gospel rnon from Rev. b. Peyton Brown
upon the irSt four verses or the third CHAPTER OF
S0lo.non'S Song. The effort We'll merited the an
p.au.e II received Following this Rev. julius
aoper gave a good. Instructive talk upon Japan
missions This gentleman was "A missionary in
Japan for number OF years
Rev. Harry France conducted the sslittle ones,
revlvlng sermon at O'Clock service, in response to
which nye penitents so ght Christ at the altar of
prayer. Four were converted.
To-mOrrow's program will be an agreeable de-
parture from the usual routine Of devotional ser
vices in camp. Rev. Mr. Osborne. late missionary
10 inda. Will speak 10 the audience In the forenoon
The afternoon Will be given up 10 the ladies. The
". c. I. l. will hold mass meeting at the taber-
Rae sur Several nS v prominent ladies' with
'" T. l. L., Will preside at tins service.
CoMiNGS AND GoINGs.
Fire at the corner OF Circle and 5th avenue about
midnight.
Mrs. Ellis IS the guest Of Mrs. Robert Cohen. on
Grove avenue
Rev. J. S. Teas,lale spent the day in Camp
Prof Glen Poole lett for Harpers Ferry This after.
noon and Will return on Sa' urday
Match game OF base ball at Rockville TO-DAY
Score-ROckvilie. II: Hyattsvil!e, O.
Among the visitors al the grove for the day are
MT QuackeEbuSh, Mrs. Lord and daughter Mr. and
Mrs sydney IeaSt!lle Miss Edna Grubb and Miss
Nellie Quackenbush, DC; Nh Emory and F. G.
Braddock, DR.. Etchison and Colonel William XII.
eour.
Mr. &C. Round and family. OF Manassas, Va, are
tenting on 5th avenue. B.
CHARGED WITH AssAULTING CONsTABIE-In
the Police Court this morning Mrs Annie r.
Scnr2nm and Henry d. Kelly Were arraigned ON the
charge OF assau.ting Mr.. T. b. Stahl, constable
While in the discharge or his duty. Mr.. Campbell
Cagrihgton appeared for Mrs. Schramm MIR
Schramm's premises. 305 Maryland avenue to serve
an attachment for rent, and she slammed the dool
| Ia his face and Kelly selling him by the cOa1
threatened To strike him; that Kelly went out and
brought in another man and threatened to nut the
Witness CUT Mr. Howard testified TO having beer
called In by Kelly. and TO seeing Kelly take the
constable by the collar. The court dismissed the
case against Mrs. Schramm and fined Kelly $40
Mis- Sehramm and Kelly were before the Police
| Court some months ago, when Kelly charged hel
with the larceny or his pension money as
mentioned In The STAR at that time.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Frank W. Larner of thf
bureau OfeDgraving and printing. was married al
| Lancaster, Pa, yesterday to Miss AIcinda x
| Davidson. After the ceremony the happy cOuple
| TOOK the nrst train FOR their home In this CITY
Numerous and costly wedding presents were dis
played, The Comus club OF this city. being a con
spicuous contributor TO their associate the groom