Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-24
u. NJ. c. n. Gymnasts Robbed.


While the class in the gymnasium connected
with the Young Mems Christian Association
was practicinS last evening several of the boxes
IN the dressing rooms were forced open and
the vaiu;sbles taken. II is not known who the
THE! Il. The detectives were informed and
an effort VIII be made TO find the guilty party.
A. u oeiieVed tnat they have gotten ON the track
oi the thief, and that he will be arrested and
Inc propertt recovered. After examination,
opened Mr.. Rex smith lost "A valuable cold
watch, which had been made a present to him.
Mir. Mcmillan. the son of Senator Mcmillan. lost
ms gold watch. and Mr.. Chads<,y had $40 in
money taken from his pocket
n THANKSGIVING DINNER FOR THE poou-
The ladies of the Central Union mission are
preparing To give Thanksgiving dinner to the
poor at the rooms OF the Union, 500 Pennsyl-
Nania avenue. The enterprise is SUPPORTED nv
The people OF the different chu riches and other
benevolent persons. Contributions of provi-
eions are so4!clted by the lad les, and may be
sent TO the mission Wednese ay AFTERNOON or
Thursday morning The DIM Ter will he served
from 10 O'Clock, on the foo. above the rooms
where the mission meetings are held. Preced-
Ing the dinner, from IL To 1 clock on Thanks
Burley. -
RivER TRADE.-The haroornaster's report
Tor the week ending Novem' Ger I'd, 1885, shows
lows: 1,569.G00 latts; has.d coal, 6O55 tons:
soft coal, ,430 tons: ice, S2i tons: lumber
6iS 700 feet; asphalt BLOCK, 400 tons; oysters,
14,lOO bushels.
The CALL OF REV. S. $. MIrcHELL.-The new
Choreh OF the Covenant, at the corner of Con-
necficut avenue and 81 rect last night unani.
mously voted To invite, the permanent pas
tor Oh the church, the Rev. :. :. Mitchell, of
Buffalo, y. Y. Dr. Miten ell was for MANY years
Inc pastor OF the New FORK avenue Presby te-
nan chuach.
I.oBBERIEs Recommendations Collins re-
ports stolen from his ln ,rse blanket valued at
20: Mrs Conners and Mrs. a. Essics, 3O1 and
Jos 18th street southwest, reports the loss OF
eight chickens worth I.3o.
CLOSING OF THE va sHINGToN CADETS FAIR.
The W aShington Cade Is iair closed last night.
The following articles were presented to the
winners: Seal ring. j ohm Tnney. Ia VoteS.
plush chair. Miss Mamie Coleman, 40 woes:
Harry Burgess suit clothesJ, ia votes; Miss
Bette Smith toilet s'tl, III votes
CHARGE AGAINST 4 SPECIAL. POLICEMAN
school building. In South Washington, Was
charged in the Police Court to-day with rho
peddIGr. Who lives in south " Washington. Viii.
i special pollcons4n, and as such he wears 8
foiieym9,,ns badge Il i IS ALLEGED that Rourks
him by threatening; to arrest him. BY thi.
means he Is charged with obtaining the shawls
HE easse was set Tor trial ON Saturday.
DoSATIoS DAY AT EPIPHANY CHuRCE
HoxE EoR AGED wcMEN.-The lady manager
desire 10 call the attention of the public 10 the
anhua! location dsJ tomorrow "wednesday
November 18th, on which occasion they will b,
u 10 NciCc.flS, AT 1919 u
street northwest. all who may be Interested Ii
THIS estarlty and 20 receive gifts of any ant
ehf3 assumption hot lunch will be served
At AID after J o'clock, and there will also be
Iaiicy taoie of useful and ornamental articles
The admission is Tree.
fEAL E.~rATE "a LEs.-Cora A. r. Rogers ant
S.HeIt Rogers have sold to John Cassell the
fioS ii-s;cnc n'sise, No 315 n, street, known
n tie i'Utt.y E-t.2i0.;, Tor so. eco. benjamin.
bCter%0iib. y ,isi..S. has ,s.;d ~ r. +. Petit
for &c, ISL, tne sas.G ;iui,i.r~ $50 ie,I uI
SeIooi Ssiets, Mount .lsant.