Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-23

wiISstandins the strike in the coal region.
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusemenls TO.night.
CoxsRs6ArIoSAL CHURcB.-Dickens Reading.
NAuosu--"The Old Homestead"
ALE ArGHs-J. X. Emmett.
HARRIs.-s'Chip OF the Old Block"
KKRSANs-Madden's Combination.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Variety.
MANASSAS PASoKAMA-Dly ana evening.
Condensed Locals.
temperance meeting. In Rev. Mr.. Phillips
church. IN HiIlsdale, yesterday afternoon resulted
In the organization OF an auxiliary W. G. 4. =,
with Mrs Stewart, OF AnacOstia. as pre- sldent Ad-
dresses were made by the Reys. Mr.. Phillips, Rob
inSon and Shippen.
DIR Geo yasey- botantst for the United states
Agricultural Department, lectured saturday night
al the National Museum on THE Important Me-
GermaniI Covenant. No 81, d. o. s r.. branch
OF the Knights OF Pythtis, has been formally or
ganized with the following officers: b. X, Geo W.
HOrsky; F. X, Robert Weber; o. r.. Geo koehler;
w. r., Gustav Hartmann; recording knight, l.
Rinck.
Messrs. Geo. T. Keen, F. J. Heiberger J. II. Cries
bauer. and J. Ii. Moriarty. the Washington dele
gates 70 the National Merchant TailOrs' Exchange,
left for Cincinnati Yesterday 10 attend the annual
convention Of the Exchange
The New YORK state Democratic Association has
elected the following officers for the ensuing year:
Rogers; recording and corresponding secretary,
John OHare: financial secretary, Hugh j. Carey;
treasurer, Thos. OBrian; sergeant-at-armS, James
scott
Al the meeting of the womans National Press
Association, at Wizards, saturday evening, Emily
sn 1innpT oaiiSere M an artss on Woman
suffrage.
S,on n, ,,ra,sr. Ssont5uSio ar Mr. ~ a croTut,s
residence on capitol Hill. In which Laurence Gron-
iund, author OF "A Cooperative commonwealth
Ia the ease OF Amelia Brown alias DAISY"
bfoNn, SOLNiJtel VI Petuo , LaloenS tSeeoI ~
onsn ., IiOSnlhg irIt 1ie resutce =, 80 ,b ~
ii VVa' ms mon soh4ei' 'ou"' '"e
n2tlon IoT new WI. trlai. ,,,..,,,- ,,.o
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af az ~ RE rienc ~ vr Warner
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W r riII Ia, , rssn Ili;, - o,o, as,at,- 10,
tne PurpoSe OF es!aoIshing a Iodge OF ths Inde-
PSnuent , Slu-i VI .ne oiis "a Denau- lug lp-
IosIns OlceIs Neie rLesIuent, =. l. san
r. W. Shhi treasurer W.
nins.1; STIeaafy' > ah n ,,.
Police court thts morning 70 charge OF stealing
snree So&liious iroui r. L hOpAins anu was given
SHY uass Cal, ,-,p -.
LIS o,s y, n, "a n 49, $3.50 t
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uay mornihs at nef resiuehee On STREET horth-
"ese-
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uay H,ernoon a hiass-iheeuhs VI tne SUNDAY
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go, ~ az = % n y. d. anu an
cooysSI,o3 NH W haId fS3s ava, Suu "a w,h
chapel 30 ana streets northeast, In which Mir.
y. w. SoueIsIAe WI, VII presiuT he'. D. = Jones,
a. n, me- a =. Di4on, VI DdltAioIe,
% p; p,l' i W VI the fifs'
superintendent n oi western FFesps tefian sunday
scn"oI WIZ take part
THE DICKENS READlSG--At the Congregational
me ,IsS ,, MI pJSenS NIL re1 IN
~ rS r,I NJ M when ~ ,eli
49, ~ " sIe noiIe "a Lite
hii.lly hIs az ~ % hsr anu MS deatn ana lron
IL ,s ne VIII rea Ine account OF BOD saw
Bardeh incidents. ~ Is probable that MT Dickens
WI nav arg ana asansashed audience and
entertainments
The NEW GRAND Army CoAMlSDER.-Col Chas
p. Lincoln. or Mt karsOn Post No. I, was elected
saturday nleht commander OF The Department OF
the POTOMAC; me Other olncers VIII De elected
to-morro~ night
Events IN THE CErRcHEs--BlshopA a. W. Wilson
Place NJ T. church south Al Waugh Chapel yes
congregation. Last evening Bishop Paret visited 81
Johns Chapel on I'D street and Virginia avenue
where he confirmed a class OF fourteen persons
The bishop was assisted In The service prior TO the
confirmation by Rev l. NJ Pyne. the minister in
charge and The Rev. Mr. Mckee, assistant minister
al the parish church Rev. Louis Il. schneider de-
nyered his farewell sermon yesterday as pastor OF
the Concordia church The third anniversary OF
the Central UnlOn Mission was observed yesterday
morning at the Congregational church. the ser
mon being delivered BY Rev T. ID. Bailey
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THE WEST WASHINGTON BUILDING ASSOCIATION
CASES COSSOLIDATED.-This morning In the Crimi-
nal court the motion for constellation OF the cases
against Robert T. Frey and Ferdinand KIM for
indictments, was decided BY Judge Montgomery
granting the motion.
GEosGg WAsHNGroS's HEAD Cur.-wm. Butler
and DANIEL BIaAtOh cOlOred, were before the Po-
Washington The latter had a cut on his head
which he said was inflicted with knife by one OF
the defendants during dispute over a game OF
crap Ia the county yesterday. The defense adj
United q night but denied the cutting and claimed
that q boy named Nelson cut the complainant 3
head Win TN Can. Butler was nned $50 and
BraxtonS case was suspended.
HELD foh IHk NokfoLk MISUNDERSTANDING
night petesuse mnSeler and sergeant Holm
Dergers arrestsa a, d d1lnpkihs bartender from
,SoaA' 1870, ,ts- io1a 'L Ia, ciS, stating That