Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-27


First church, Park avenue and Madison street,
Baltimore. The annual sermon was preached
by the retiring moderator, Rev. DIR. w. A. Bart
lett, OF this city. The sermon was an EXPOSE
ton Of the church's duty toward the laboring
classes. Rev. DIR. Joseph T. Smith, pastor q
the Central Presbyterian church OF Baltimore,
was elected moderator, and Rev. W. III. Wolver'
ton, of the New Castle Presby terry, and Rev. D. b.
were elected temporary clerks Rev Dr. J. r.
Carter, of Baltimore, is the stated clerk. The
synod was in session to-day.
PRESENTATION TO A RAILROAD MAN.-Mr.
Robert A. Parke, the passenger agent of the
Pennsylvania Railroad company III this city
and member of Columbia commandery,
knights Templar. was last evening presented
with a silver service as an expression of the ap-
preeiai i oil the sir knignt s; VINO recently
recipients oil the attention OF Mr.. Parke. The pre-
sentation was made at Freund's by Past Grand
Commander Reic, of Virginia, after the enjoy
ment OF impromptu refreshments.
RoBBERIEs.-Monday evening. while Miss
Emma Dayspring, of 1918 New Hampshire
avenue, was changing cars at 18th street, u
small colored boy snatched from ner a leather
satchel containing $3.50. two pairs of scissors,
two penknives and other articles. Last night
a sneak thief entered j. +. Herman's dry goods
store, 324 Az street, and stole 100 yards Of
dress goods and two skirts, valued At $40.
PATENTS ISSUED To DISTRICT MEN-Patents
were issued yesterday 10 residents OF the Dis
trict is follows: Emile Berhner, telephone trans
miIter, +. q. Dietrich, gripping device for
cable railways; Levi Stephens, steam boiler
furnace.
THE NEW HYATTsvILLE CATHOLIC CHURCH
The work ON tine new Catholic church at Hy-
atisville, Md, has been begun and the corner
stone Will be laid by Cardinal Gibbons at $3.50
O'Clock on Sunday next Rev. DIR. Chapelle, Of
this city, Will deliver the address on the Occa-
sion. The church will be memorial to Arch
bishop Carroll, and will be a handsome struc-
ture Ii Will be In charge OF Father Caughy, OF
Laurel.
NOT TENALLYTowN, But TENLEYTOwN.-
The citizens of Tenleytown, ID. G., have sent a
petition 10 the Post Office department request
Ing that the name of their post office be changed
from Tenailytown To Tenleytown, which, they
Claim, Is the proper way to spell the name. The
place was named after an old family, the Ten
leys, early settlers, and with the lapse of time
IL has become corrupted As the name is shorter
better and easily written, the prayer Of the pc
utioners Will probably be granted.
TROUBLE IN BOARDING HoUsE.-Mr j. W.
Moore Is the proprietor OF a boarding house at
.1s 9th street, and A. j. Parrish and his wife
have for the past month boarded at the house.
few days ago some trouble arose between the
landlord anu tenant, and case of threats
brought before Judge smell was dismissed. This
morning Moore was charged with stealing the
goods in Parrish room by keeping him par.
rish) out unless the bill for board was paid,
which Moore claimed Parrish owed him. The
Charge OF larceny was dismissed and the goods
were returned 10 the room from where they
were taken
THE NATIONAL CATHOLIC UNIvERsIrY.-A
meeting OF the trustees of the National Catholic
university Will be held at the residence
of Cardinal Gibbons, in Baltimore to-
day. The prospects of the contemplated
institution are bright, over half a million dol
lars having been subscribed in addition TO the
original git.
THE THEATRES NEXT WEEK.-During the
engagement OF Louis James and Marie Vain.
wright at the National theater next week they
will be seen in "Virginius," ..Much ADO
Hamlet" "Richelieu,' Merchant OF Venice
and Katherine and Petruchio." Seats Tor the
engagement go on sale tomorrow morning.
That longtime favorite tragic actress, Mime.
Janauschek. will appear at Albaugh's next wee K
In a round Of her great impersOnations. The
sale or seats begins Tomorrow.
n WOMAN CHARGED WITH RoBBERY-Be-
tween IL and O'Clock yesterday morning ON
Ger baiiey's attention was attracted To 1871 ST.
BY the presence of an excited Italian named
Joseph Custack, from Baltimore who was
rushing up the street with lighted lamp in
his hand and charging one OF the colored
women with robbng him OF 50. Later in the
morning Ella Randolph, coIored, was arrested
and charged by the Italian with robbing him
The case was tried in the Police Court Sester-
day. and she was released ON her personal
bonds.
He KEPT HER RISG.-Charles Kelly a
young eoiored man, was before the Police Court
yesterday, charged with stealing a gold ring
valued al SIS, from Carrie Wallace, who testi.
ned that Kelly took the ring from her finger
and failed 10 return it, The Judge ordered him
10 restore the ring to its owner and in default,
so days in jail.
LEGALLY MARRIED WITHOUT CEREMONY
Yesterday afternoon David Clay born a col.
ored man over so years of age, appeared at the
office OF the clerk OF the court and asked for a
marriage license for himself and Susan CLAY.
born. He stated that they had been living 10
gether Tor 81 years, and now desired To be
legally married, and was informed by the clerk
that under Section s2i, K ;. L. -, they were
already legally married. This seemed To satisfy
him and he went of without the license, con
tent 70 remain married by the statute.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses
were issued by the clerk OF the court to w
II. kneaster and Lillian NJ. smith: Russell
Gray, OF Boston, Mass, and Amelia Heard:
George w. Watson and Mrs. Priscilla Johnson
Aaron LINDSEY and Belle Terrett; X L Fleming
and Belle vedder.