Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-12

MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE.
AT the meeting of the executive committee
| on the permanent exposition, at Willard's,
| Saturday night, reports were received from
various subcommittee. The committee ap-
pointed to correspond with the governors of the
states and territories reported their work COM
plete. The committee instructed to prepare an
address to Congress, the press and the public
submitted the same, and it was ordered printed
| The twenty members representing Baltimore
are expected to attend the meeting next Friday
Messrs. jeff Chandler, Stilson Hutchins and <.
ID. Anderson were appointed to visit New York
I'm response to an important telegram from that
city ON the subject of the exposition.
A CHURCH TO BE DEDICATED-TheP Plymouth
tory services at their new church building next
Sabbath Rev. DIR. j. u. Rankin will preach
the aedcatory sermon ni,1 in the morning; Rev
and Rev. George Moore at night. The Lincoln
Memorial Congregational church has accepted
the Invitation of the Plymouth to worship
with them during the day.
CHARGED WITH HAVING Two WHISTLES.
terday Detective Mattingly brought here from
Philadelphia Charles II. Hates, arrested there
Saturday at the instance OF the District author
on April 18th, 1881, married Miss Mary E.
Mss a1a Ra uns Of 2ss
city. 1t appears that he made confession to
wife No 2, and subsequently left her. The case
was presented TO the grand jury here, who in
dicted him. He was delivered to the marshal
this morning.
ST. PArRIcK's TEMPERANCE SOCIETY held an
interesting meeting last night at Carroll Insti-
tute hail. Mr.. F. McNerhany delivered an ad-
only drunkards and moderate drinkers, but
also those who do not use intoxicants at ali.
s si JON temperance societies. A fine mu-
Elephants being Miss Anderson and Messrs.
Walsh, Milligan and Joyce.
BASE Balloon Wednesday and Thursday
the Nationals will play with the Portland club
OF the New England league, and on Friday
and Saturday with the Jersey City club. Joe
Start Is expected here this week, and strong
effort VIII be made to induce him to cast his lot
with the Nationals. The game announced for
saturday with the Boston Unions did not take
place, owing to a failure of the Bostons to put
In an appearance. The St Louis Browns won
another game yesterday from the ST. Louis
Maroons, by score of 5 to 3. This leaves the
association club one game ahead in the race for
the local championship. At Louisville yester.
day the Pittsburg club was leading in the game
with Louisville. when the fifth inning was
cut short by rain.
THE COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
company held their annual meeting at the
company's office in the kellogg building, 14l6
r street northwest, at II c m. to-day, and re-
ensuing year: Henry A. Willard, president f.
b. Mcclure, vice president; II. X. Willard, secre-
tary; w. D. Quintre, assistant secretary. The
out OF the earnings OF the company for the past
SIX months was declared and made payable on
and after May LIST. The report of the secretary
ton. S3194.67 were disbursed for losses by
1lre during the past year, ending March 81,
1856.
SALE OF PLANTS, ROSES, FRUIT TREES, &c
Thomas Bowling will sell tomorrow at eleven
O'Clock am, within his salesrooms, u fine as
sortment of these goods, all being from the cele-
DRAFTED nursery OF John Saul.