Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-11
I'm Their New Church.

THEIR NEW EDIFIcE TOMORROW.
The new chapel on 10Th street. above NJ street
northwest, erected by the Central Methodist Pro-
testant congregation, VIII be opened for divine
worship tomorrow. In the morning Rev. DR.. j. j.
Murray, OF St Johns Independent church, Balti-
more, father OF Rev. 5. K Murray, the PASTOR Will
Otfciate. In the afternoon the sunday school will
BE- opened, and addresses made by Rev. W. s.
Hammond. president OF the Maryland Conference,
and Rev. $. r. Murray. The dedcatory services will
take place In the evening" and be conducted by Rev.
Dr. z J. Drinkhouse, Of Baltimore, editor OF the
VIII De held each night, and a number Of well.
known ministers OF different denominations will
The chapel, which was recently described IN
TIE STAR, was erected on the plans OF Mr. Frank
X Watson, OF Philadelphia. II will be opened en-
tire Tree from debt The Old USAGE OF free seats
lows: Rev. stockton Reese Murray, pastor; Oliver
cox. Elias HILL Jas. s. TOpham, Jos. b. walling
Nixon Brewer, Geo. E Kennedy. and Geo. Topham,
trustees; FitZ James Bartlette, Robt. Grimes
Nixon Brewer, and E j. Hill, stewards; Chas. A.
Barker, superintendent OF sunday school Mrs
Lizzie Grigg Is the leader and Miss Edith Franzoni
organist % the church choir. Geo. Topham leader
OF singing, and Miss Ida Topham, organist, OF the
The congregation, which has worshipped In the
old churcn on 9th street, near +, since 1895, In
cludes now but two OF the original members, Mrs.
Isabella Stier and Mr.. Jos Radcliffe, the latter
being now temporarily In the city. Mrs. Ellen u
Alexander, one OF the original members died
Inursday morning, and In accordance with her re-
quest her funeral took place from the Old church
to-day.
National Base Ball League has approved the FOL
lowing league contracts: Thos. r. Brown and F.
Twitcheli and p. j. conway with Detroit. besides
number OF Others with the various associations
Inc umpire question. he says remains the same.
MAaaiAGR LicHSszs.-Marriage licenses have
peer issued BY the clerk OF the court 10 James
constantine Filling and Mary Lois Harper; Thos
enee and Mary Mccarthy.
DnATH OF MRS. s. W. CuRKIDEN.-Mrs. Mary f.
Surrioen, wife OF Mr. Samuel W. Curriden, died at
her home In this city. this morning at q O'clock
s siter severe illness OF pneumonia Mrs Curri-
70 whom her aIniable qualities had endeared her
was the daughter OF Mr. Moses Kelly. The be-
sSsssu nusoano and children have the sincere
sympathy OF many friends.
IHE IsrsH-AhERIcAS CLUB BAII--The Irish.
Si1,S "a Suo an organization Of persons OF irish
pnth OF descent which, from a small begfnn no
seout Two years ago. has grown 70 gratifying pro-
poruons, wiI give ITS second annual bali al Ma
sonlc Tempe on Monday evening. The CLUB has
among its members some OF the most resnected
citlfens OF Washington, and at the recent amman
chN S.soI hepree.ntatlye Grain, OF Texas was
cnossu ito PRESIDENT for the current year IL re-
csnty established It's headquarters on Pepnsylya-
La avenue, above Willard's, where a suite OF
memoers and their friends The ball OF Monday
evening PROMISES 20 be q highly successful affair
ass, me sale o. tickets has been large, and the
nothing nndone 70 insure the pleasure OF the
susseS The Marine Band viii furnish the music
NV POM IN SUNDAY BAR CAsE.-1n the Grim
h&I court In the case OF John Curtin convicted Of
kseplng sunday bar, Mr.. d. E CahilI to-day nled
motion Ia arrest OF Judgment, setting forth that
thtre - no law or ordinance under which the In
formation was filed, the law referred TO having
oeen repealed BY the legislature.
rok rHr POOR FUSp.-'Maudp sends q; 90
o. ~, -; Ii 8. and cash so cents, 70 the STAR
ior the benefit OF the poor fund
SssDiSG PAMPHLETS TO PARIIANENr.-The com.
1850 ia charge OF printing and publishing In
Ia, NON with the reception given In this city
Ts Decemoer 70 Arthur O'Connor ESQ. and Sir
~ nars.s n. Grattan- Esmonde the Irish members
,a "a nsn1snt have mad published In pamphlet
FORM fuh report OF the speeches made and fhe
1917. ,ne telesrams read at the reception YES
rhs nrS Sou.Mt.ee posted thousand copies Of
nI,pa1 Pn 70 England and Ireland Of this
mons ne o,s 80 70 the houses OF lords and CON-
ns, tne OBJECT being to acQuaint Britfsh IeQfsIs-
,non IN ne NE sentiment OF the American people
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