Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30

In THE CHURCHES YEsTERDAY.-The Presiden,
and Mrs. Cleveland attended the First Presbyte.
r1an church yesterday morning and listened to q
sermon by DR.. sunderland Rev. Dr. Murray, the
pastor OF the Ninlh-Street NJ. p. church. devoted
his morning sermon to the evil effects or impure
literature upon the youthful mind, and the bad
effects OF immoral pictures The last sermon Of
the course on the "Reign OF Law" was delivered
last evening by Rev. DR.. Newman, at the Metro
politan NJ. Z. church. Bishop Ireland, OF st. Paul
delivered the sermon at IL O'Clock mass at ST. Pat.
rick's church yesterday morning. Bishop Moore
or Florida, preached at st. Pet RS church yesuer
day morning. Bishop Keane, OF Richmond, de
llvered the sermon yesterday morning at St
Matthew's church. Dr. Littlejohn, Bishop OF Long
Island, preached in st. Johns 4. E. church at the
II a. La. service yesterday Sunday, the Rev. DR.
Leonard conducting the religious exercises, as
sisted by the Revs. Messrs. Weaver, Aspinwall
and Hayward. Last evening an anniversary ser
vice was held in st. Mary'S colored Episcopal
chapel, on 2:Sd street, between and Ii northwest
TO commemorate the dedication OF this handsome
new edince year ago. The choir from the parish
church OF St Johns supplemented that OF St
Mary's. An annual report OF work accomplished
was read by Rev. VIM Ho. den, the minister Ia
charge OF the chapel, followed by addresses from
the Rev. DIR. Leonard, rector Of St Johns and the
Rev. Mr. Mckee, OF same church.
THE FUNERAL OF Mr. FRANK G. DAKE-The
funeral OF Mr.. Frank G. Dake, which took place
from his sisters residence, 2llO 10th street, yes
terday afternoon, was largely attended. Members
OF the Grand Lodge and OF Excelsior Lodge, No.
IT, l. o. o. f., attended. The services at the resi-
dence were conducted by Rev. DR.. Wheeler. The
pail bearers we're Z. +. Kinney and E W. David
son. on the part OF The Grand Lodge, and G. w.
Webster, James HALEY, G. j. Cani1eld, and X. II.
g. BoIis; IRON Excelsior , Lodge The remains were
Quoted by Grand Chaplain +. A. Stier.
SENT TO BALTIMoRE.-Saturday morning John
Mccain was arrested by Onicer Branson as a sus-
picious character. II Wis soon afterwards learned
thai he was wanted in Baltimore TO answer to q
charge OF larceny. He was delivered q Balti-
more officer saturday afternoon.
ment OF the transfer agency at tue corner OF Madi-
son Place and II street by the Herdic Co. their
agent has stand unsheltered against the weather
streets being in the sam predcament, two ladies'
Mrs j. II. Robinson and Miss II. E. Whaly-have
petitioned the Commissioners TO allow them to
erect frame shelter at that corner. The neces-
sary permit has been given, on the condition that
the shelter does not remain over sixty days.
AN APPEAL FOR HEIP.-Owing to the Increased
demands, caused by the continued cold weather,
upon the fourth division OF the Associated Chart
ties which includes that needy section OF the city
lying between North Capitol and 10th, and p and
Boundary streets, its funds are now entirely ex-
hausled; and as there are still many and pressing
appel for contributions through the columns OF
the press. Such may be sent 70 c. b. Beal, presi-
dent, 1921 18th street; q. 3. W. Sharretts, treas
Rhode island avenue; c. Z. Foster, 9ls Rhode Is
land avenue. or J. b. Newlin, 1877 Q street.
MARRIAGE LICENsES-Marrlage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to w. Ii.
Crawford and Mary l. Sweeting; Jno. I. swain
and Annie Z. smith; John 7. Swain and Annie c.
Smith; w. IL. Crawford and Mary l. Sweeting;
Lawrence Z. Kearney and Annie Behrens; Samuel
Thrift and Lucy Mcpherson, OF Loudon County,
Va
LARCENY CASES IN THE POLICE CoURT-John
Beall James Lewis, ana Robert Marshall colored
boys were before the Police Court to-day charged
with stealing l5O feet OF hose from Mr.. george A.
White OF East washington. They pleaded guilty
and were given thirty days each. Eugene kell,
cOlOIed, was tried for stealing an axe from Lewis
YOrk's woOdshed, on Franklin street, and was lined
s. or fifteen days Morris Levi, arrested by De-
tective Carter on a charge OF stealing overcoat
belonging to James L. Beander, was tried and
erpoO of No. 1909 1st street southeast, was given
two months.