Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-27

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The Jewish Ministers' Associations.
WASHINGTON HEBREWS WHO ARE TAKING
PART IN THE PROCEEDINGS IN BALTIMORE.
The semi annual conference of the Jewish
ministers Of America In session at Baltimore
yesterday was attended by Rev. L. Stern, of
this city, who was appointed on the committee
| to arrange for the one hundredth anniversary of
| the of death of Moses Mendelssohn, the Jewish
philosopher. j. S.emple, OF this city, was pro-
posed for membership, and at the AFTERNOON SEES
/ sion RevL. Stern read paper on the means of
fostering religious bomeiiie.'' In the evening a
! public meeting was held at the Hanover street
| temple. The services consisted OF singing by the
| choir, prayer by Rev. L. Stern, of Washington,
York, on "Our greatest needs; Rev. br. F. De
Sofa Mendes, Of New York, ON From the pew to
phia, ON ..The Jews Of Germany as compared
with those of America.
A WAsHINGroN Man IN THE New YORK
STOCK MARKET-The New York correspondent
OF the Baltimore Sun says: "a citizen of WASH
ngton ss whose name is WITH TO-
$34 900, which is the highest price ever paid
for membership in the history of the institu-
ton. Six months ago seat could be purchased
for less than $4,000. and the rapid advance in
price is indicative OF the almost Unprecedented
., on paa 1ht or was
the $4,000 seat may be Assistant Secretary
Coon, who has just resigned from the Treasury
department to go into business here, but moth
| ing is authoritatively known in regard to the
matter"
SAYS He Is GREAT GRANDSON OF PAT
| RICK HENRY.-James b. Cartwell, fifty years
of age, who is a cripple and walks with the aid
of Patrick Henry, was in the Police Court to-
day charged with vagrancy and was COM
default of $50 bonds. Cartwell has been ar
rested in this city number of times, and has
given various names. the last time giving the
| name OF Patrick Henry.
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to John E.
Del Norte. Cal, and Mary j. Pistorio; Benz. +.
Bowen and Ella Brown; Robert Dangerfieid and
Horton; Patrick Wood, of Pittsburg. Pa, and
Annie Lee; LinSOn De Forest Jennings and
Susie NJ. Birch; VIM. j. Lyons and Mary r. Ma
| lony, both OF Richmond, Va.
A TESTIMONIAL TO REV. DIR. GRIMKE-The
Monday night literary club comprises many
teachers in the colored public schools and pro-
| fessors at Howard university. Several years
ago this club elected Rev. DR.. F. j. Grimke,
pastor OF the 10th street Presbyterian church
as It's president In view Of the fact that Mr.
| Grimke has accepted the call to Jacksonville,
on II street, between 10th and nth streets
norIhwest TO express its regret at the departure
evening, the retiring president placed his resig-
nation before the club He paid high com pill
| ment To the ladies and gentlemen comprising
the club: and expressed sincere regret at leaving
them. Prof G. W. Cook then in :, neat Sneerif
presented him, on behalf OF the club, purse of
gold as "A token of IL, respec: and appreciation
Speeches complimentary of Rev. Dr. Grimke
wle Ware aisS mage BY Prof Buckley Of
Messrs. Richards, Smith and others.
He WAS ONLY 'JoKING.-A w. Ceilings is
the corner OF Canal and Sd streets southwest.
| Meioy NJ Williams, one of his customers was
seen BY officer Dan Williams coming out of the,
\ store SUNDAY. a he nfyis 10
| had something TO drink i'm the store The officer
| swore to an information against Ge,tings charg-
ing him with violating the sunday law The
case came up before Judge Smell this morning.
and witness (Williamsl said he was only jokiny
| when he told the officer what he did and the
case was dismissed.
Ross HoRToN.-Mr John Anderson Ross.
connected with the firm of Barber Ross and
Miss Nellie =. Horton were married at the rest
dence OF the brides father, Mr.. WIN. y. Horton,
No. 123 street northwest, this morning ut 10
O'Clock, Rev. DIR. Addison performing the cere-
relatives being present: They were the recip-
After receiving the congratulations of those
present and Joining them in partaking OF the
ample refreshments provided, they took the /
O'Clock train for q tour through the north.
ARRESTED on A RsaUIsrTIos FROM Gov.
HILL, OF NEW YORK. = Yesterday Constable
Charles A. Meehan, of Saratoga, n. Y, arrived
here with a requisition from GOV. d. B. Hill, Of
New York, for Charles L. Campbell, charged
with an assault and battery in the second de.
! gree on John w. Gafirey on August 22d last.
Chief Justice Cartier issued q warrant of arrest
ana Campbell was last evening taken In Gus
, ! Tony by Deputy Miller, who produced him bc
fore the ehiet Justice this morning, aud he gave
baii In $500 to appear at the February term
| Of the Saratoga court.
| BALTIMORE SKILL IN SroyE-MAKING.-Bal-
timore skill and research into the matter o.
Perfecting stoves and other heating apparatus
nave gained for the ei,y the reputation OF man
ufacturing those articles superior to those O
any other point. Messrs. b. c. Bibb & Son. WHIT
placed their cookstoves, fireplace heaters, heat
ing stoves, &c. in competition with others
! | were awarded the first premiums at the follow
ing fairs recently held: The Changers fair u
Fails Church, Va; the Cecil county fair and tn,
Hartford county fair.-Bdtinsore Times, Octobe
20, 1885.
AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE, SMYRNA CAR
PETS, &c.-Mr bowling will sell tomorrow
| 1910 street, q choice collection Of household
effects Sale to bcsin III 10 o'clock.