Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-03
The Dedication Of &c. DOmiaicsa.
PROGRAM OF THE CEREMONIES 10 TAKE PLAC

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The Dedication Of St. Doniaic's.
PRoGRAH OF THE CEREMONIES 10 TAKE PLACE
TOMORROW.
St. Dominic's church, South Washington,
which has been closed since the IRE, which
destroyed the woodwork Of the interior last
March, viii b re-opened tomorrow and re-
dedicated a. . church with imposing ceremo-
mics. Archbishop Gibbons will ofiiciate. The
services, which viii begin at 10 O'Clock
hour. s%e The Gstupy soS@i tn Wt
procession Of seolytes and elersymen viii
middle aisle. pass out Of the main entrance Ss
and turning to the right make the circuit OF
me Church; AZ they return into the church
follow the ceremony OF blessing OF the interior
of the church. Then mass will be said, and
Bishop Watterson, of Columbus, Ohio Ponti-
fical mass will be celebrated, with Archbishop
1iooons as pontlncate.
De sung. Pontiflcal vespers will be sung at
O'Clock in the evening, and will be followed by
800 Children Viii psr There
number Of clergymen are expected to be pres.
who will take part in the ceremonies are
Father j. ID. Meagher, OF kentucy, head of the
SSs5 IN this Eafhe
Ohio; Father pIns6an, Of Memphis, formerly
Of e The S s:
Fl eseseia, is,sSs; i. IT, musical s: ii;
trial of the magnificent Roosevelt organ Just
placed in the church. The music will be under
and director. The solo quartet, composed OF
Mrs. Clara C. Baker-Smith, soprano; Mrs. VIM.
Waldecker, alto Mr.. A. L. Fennell. tenor, and
chorus Of forty voices, selected rom s
mass, Or ,' the laois.e mass, a. l0i i
Meradantes' "Veni Creator and Diabellis
"Jubilate Deo' at offertory, the solo part being
vices LIE Jears vesper service and "Magnifcat,"
Millard's "Salve Regina" Leslie's "Salutarion
and Wregand's "Tantum Ergo" will be sung.
District Government Affairs.
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Inspector Entwisle: George Hender-
tween 9th and 7th streets and South Carolina
avenue southeast; $1 ZOO. +. q. Huth, erect
twOtwostory dwellinEs corner Sd and streets
1927 Saith street northwest; 500.
Local Notes.
Messrs. Hall and Turner colored, who kept
g tent at the colored camp-meeting near Good
Hope Hill, in which they sold soda water and
Judge Smell to-day on a charge Of keeping an
unlicensed bar. After hearing the testimony
the court continued the case for arguments.
while engaged in moving the debris at the
wood and coal yard Of j. Maury Dove, on
street, nes. 22d street, where the fire occurred
heavy beam and was very seriously injured.
He was attended by DIR. Deal and afterwards
moved to his home. on 18th and Boundary
The coroner yesterday gave q certificate in
the case Of Henry Robertson, colored, who died
at the Uniontown sub-station, where he was
locked up for drunkenness, as stated in The
STAR, that death was caused by congestion OF
Robert Buchanan, q colored soldier, was
charged in the Police Court to-day with dis
pensing whisky on the Good Hope camp ground
defendant appealed.
of Col. Fowler, Acting First Assistant Postmas-
ter General, who was thought to be dying of
consumption, and upon whom surgical oper-
alton was performed yesterday, is much i'm
proved, and 1t Is now hoped that he will re-
cover.
RANGE OF T HE THERMoMETER.-Thef follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
Sam, 66.OS7 am, 64.7; am, 700; pm,
7s.4. Maximum. 74.e: Minimum, $50
A CASE OF ALLEGED FALSE PRETENsEs.-
Detective Mattingly yesterday arrested Henry
Mutual Aid society OF Virginia, and locked
him up on q charge of false pretenses Steane,
since he was discharged, which he appropriated
to his own use. The case was tried in the
Police Court and sent to the grand jury; bonds
$500.
INCREASED WORK OF THE PENSION OFFICE
During last month 5,546 pension certificates
were issued by the Pension bureau, being an
increase of 331s per cent over the number issued
for September Of last year. The number of GER
tifcates under the present administration
steadily increases with each month.
COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS BLACK, OF the
pension bureau, returned yesterday from Ell
mira, NY, where one of his children, aged 6
years, died recently Of diphtheria Two other
children Of Gen. Black were dangerously i'll
with the disease, but they are now GONZALES
cent Gen. Black will resume his duties on
Monday next, but as soon as his two children,
who are i'll, shall have sufficiently recovered he
will accompany his family to their home i'm
Illinois, where the remains of the child who
died will be inferred. At present the body is
deposited in q cemetery vault at Elmira.
He Is IN JAIL, But Nor IN OFFIcE-The
mail route agent referred to In . special to the
New York Tribune a. being in jail at Fort
Dodge, Iowa, for assaulting an old man, and
who has been unable to furnish % 900 bail, is
@. e. Cannon. He was appointed on the 7th Of
August and resigned, SO that his successor was
appointed on the Goth of the same MONTH
Cannon did not render any service at all.
DECrINrS THE APPOINTNENr-Mr Holly n