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The scots. Jolly Picnic Games.

the Scottish. American Athletic Club held its Gus.
tomary Fourth of July picnic games at csledonian
Park. jersey City. yesterday afternoon. The sum
mary OF tho ath etic competitions 10 as follows:
One. hundred yard Handicap Run-First heat won by
:. Rel ly. yards; l.. Gruber seratchG second Tmo,
llh seconds second heat won by cannon y ards;
y. Armstrong Is yarls), second Time " seconds.
Third heat won by T. J. tixsina yards: j. Hart
tscratchl second Time. ~ seconds
Second 1rial;-First heat won by Reilly in IlA SEQ.
Third heat won by Hixg,ns IN nv secondk
Final heat won by Reilly IiRgins seconL and Cannon
third. lime. u seconds Reilly and Higgins ran .
dead heat the latter refusing run OF.
Four nun. red and forty yard Handicap Run-Won BY
Eight hundred and eighty. yard Handicap Run-won
by J Clark. 5, yardn; 4 Hart NJ yards second, and
d. t:onnora ~ yards third Time. minutes n sec
onda
Tine mile Handicap Run-won by IL Waterman. 20
yards j. Clark. 1Oyards second. Time, minutes 81
Halt mi . Hapdicap walk-won by II. Waterman 20
seconds: Ambrey oeratch) second. Time minutes
Running Iiirh Jump. Handicap-won by T Reiliy.
s-rach. with jump Of feet ~, inches D. Connors
inches and L. Gruber. 3 inches tied at feet inches
and feet inches respectively. Connors winning tho
toss.
foot inrhsi with Jump Of i5 feet inches: A. Hart
foot incnes second With u feet u inches and D.
Connors foot inches third with II feet inches
Tho officials of tho tny were: Referer G. Young. s.
A. 4 C. JudRes-D. Hart }. e. a. a: &c IIavemeyer p
A. u; G. Clos ermRn - A. A. e. snd =, Lane Gable A.
G Timers-w. Laundsrs. W. o. Bf OH. L. heRrave, and
J. r. Craig, s. A A. Z. starter-W Crowley. s. A. A. C.
The sun., 1891-07-05
T.unl. ON til. berkeley. Courts.

The Berkeley Tennis Association held its nrst annual
tournament on the associations courta Lexington
avenue near Reid avenue Brooklyn. yesterday The
results were:
First Round-C L. Psshlsy beat " 8. Gibbs by s-a
s-3 81; q q Mcintosh q y boat H. 1. Bartlett u6j
by A.. 6-2. -; A. J. Golden uhj and r. Iarbord
giol forfsisd: 4. e. Msrks lot forfeited to r. y Rob
bins al Robert q. Brggs Ep) forfeited to f. Torrey
Go' Frederick wson ti1> beat TIL J. Richards $40 by
Second Rouud-E. r. Torrey taOl beat r. D. Robbins
Nh by "a 80; !. PR.hley ii5) heat a. g. Mcintosh
90 By ~. "a @ 40 Third Round Z. Y. Torsy tsOi
Final i!ound.G L Pashlsy tIs) was beaten w E. F.
rsy bee. q o McIr'9sh 81 and II > B.iawin 6y ga ga
u. Robbins aud frsisrick Wilson by s-a 6-i, 60
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GAMES OF THE LoRILLARD A. C.
Fairly Good Sport on jersey City's OLE
Hail Grouud.

FnnrIy eOOd sport on JerseY SNys viz
B~ii Ground.
Tho Loriiisrd Athletic Club held its sixth annual
Esmes A. Oakland Park. Jerssy City. yesterday after
noon. Tho summary Of the events follows;
One hundred. ard Hand!csp RIn-FIrst heat won ~
s.tS:;s Tim. \ .ssosas Is,sa neat sca SyRM:
sa$s S',! ts,i r 'S A..
%. .sa .ssa ss. yer: s,xh s.s.
A.a os Mt :se m. a,ns On
M.yn. Iotk II n5sa So ,na ,ors H. ~ .:sasd
S Tss by :. @s. !;
a..s ::ssna p.s. tine @ EHH : Sis''is
but I'll:
iss k:;s . .ss.s
y;jSs is;s %s
ssd; md s.a, 1,z'n n ysrSa 5n'iS fss:: s,%s
i.r!nss ir rin.i h:s. S.a Won by Mehaa. IL y
hin n.a.s i'm S.i l.i.s..
IL: w.s after sun race up 70 the .sn. in y IS ;ss. @
maj h.st aud the .": aoss SHOW sh. masn'hcsns
'ffs unar ssn sd"% ss SaS.
won by '. Riordan Lorlard A. G.; J. nurdon, wayne
A e.. second. and q. Cornwsll Passatc A. C.. third.
Time, .. IS second. Second hsst won b, T ns n KIN
and n >. Ks.ne hsyisr "A. thiri Tins. 81 seeonds M
'hird Tim Time 81 sseons race TO the tape;
LoriIisrd A. C.. is5 yards): c. Marks. Xavier A. g.
scrstchl second and CouRhiin, faruna b. ", third
Time minutes q ~ secondA
Two mile 'Handira ap Run-won bv T. j. vossllus,
Wayne 4. G. tscrAtchl; G. J. bowman Wayne 4. c.
usa ysti.l sse9nL and M J: Gillespie X.yi.r G. uas
Rnnn,ng IIiEh Jump Handicap-w"n by N. j. o'Hol:
loran VIM. Rnrry A. a tnchesl with jump OF $ feet
inches: y sehsefsr.M A. c. g inches second with
PsiIlr Ins,i,mi. AZ inch. ,,s n ~ fsat NJ ~
inches aud feet inch respectively. and Sill won the
tosa
game Of football under Gaelic rules was the finale
OF tho days sport the contestinK teams hsinv the
Ranssrs q Yonker. and the fifteen OF the William
Barry Athletic Association of Jersey city This wasA
ompetion th. pie sd the srec!.or the sxcsedingy
parable from the styls Of keeping them III
continual uproar. The Barrrs were a powerful setof
men ahd In mint nj weight and rough tactics out
cassed tho visitors from Yonkes hut tho latter PLAYED
ne points Gle verlv and tho resuit victory Of
science over strength the score At the end Of the
City points The match said to be Tor SIS side
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he times at Captains Island were:

Rounding the mark the yiator. Lotus. and
Nautilus eviGently M miscaculnted the torce II
tho wind for they go IN O. mess with their
balloon libtopsals and lost time. The Sayon-
around the mark. amt started closehai,ied Tor
Hempstead. while the Jessica held her luff
well toward the Co necticut shore. coming
best position as ths:wind cantNd more 10 the
southHrd. Then. Just before the Hampstead
1.-THE epb tide. 81 thai she weR hered the Say
onarn Just before turning tn: mark. The
windwarL work. anil the Kath cen LEI. The
Saona The times taken at Hampstead COM
The sun., 1891-07-05

local athletes for miles around attended the Fourth
OF July games OF tho Queens Athletic Club held on
their grounds In Qusens yesterday. The spsrts the
events and winners are Rs follows
ssyenty,yard Dash for Championship of Qneens A
&C. w, hodman Jr, frst. J. "a. Cotief, second
Time. 7 Ii serouds
iiaifmilo Bicyele Raee-w. A. Kissain. Time. min.
utos III seconds. ~
ouartrr.mil. walk-R stenrct berg trrt G. ". Rod.
mAn. Jr second. Time, u tnuteA ~ u seconds
1wo-hnndrst and twenty.vArd ilH dicap II q. Hav-
den tl+ vArds iirBt q N schosDmaker az yards) sec
ond j. s. Hardenhovs scratch third Time Isl sec,
onis
PnttinR Twelve pound Shot-i'. ", Rodman Jr ~
feet = inches Peter Spotz - feet inches
one mile Pneumatic Safety Ricvc'e fars, Handicap
7. Van Nostrand u yards $ minuies ~ ssconda
The sun., 1891-07-05

NKwARE July Tho Newark Ca'edonisn Club ca
Their thirty hst annual games at the shooting Park 10.
day. The result OF the games was as follows:
Onc-mi!s run-Won by J. r. Moan: time. minutes
IS seconds Luke Dunler!y was second.
1hreemile run-won by J. u. Nolan: A. Andersen.
second ~ Mcleod. third.
Hop Step. and Jump Won by william Henderson,
Paterson. Distance ~ feet ~, inches
Running Long Jump-won by William Henderson.
DistAnro IL feet inches
Running High Jump-Won by William Henderson
Height hfest inches
Putting Heavy ston.-won By J. McDougaI. Boston,
Distance 81 feet inches
,vanitng with Poe-Won By william Henderson.
Gir 8 Race Under ~ Years Oblivion by Nellie Nc.
Adam her sister Jessie. SecOnd.
TIishlsnd Fling-won hv william Cameron: w. o.
scrisy ..<sond Duncan MrGr,r"S third.
meron second Duncan Mcrr Eor third.
Putting Light stone Won BY }. Anderson. Distance
IS feet 0k inches
The sun., 1891-07-05
Winners or Cestr.l Park Tennis.

The nal match for second prizes In the doubles the
Central Park spring mponship tennis tournament
was played yesterday. This completed tho most sue.
csesiul tourney ever held At Central Park the prize
winners being 81 follows: Championship trophy. sin.
slss DR. Thsodorsi rownsend; nrst prize, singles J.
r. raret; second prize, singles, X. Fischer cham
Riopshp and nrst prizes m doubles y. T. Fischer aud
O. A. Bostwick. the scored Yesterday we're a. roows;
nv round HSrn; ss1s
EHorns BY s-a 90; Dr. J. ii: BIy AN bsa! ii. H. Hey.
j. H. BTyAn BY e-z 50 rs.
sostsicf beat Dr. T. Z TsWs..nd and q. D. HSisSt ~
c sSSsa I'd " r.:s s.s:1 :Id pa so:wsk
The sun., 1891-07-05

Coming across the Sound to the finish II was
o close ,rench, under iihtopsRIs. and the 46-
footers had all tho wind TINT WAS good for
crossed the Hue a winner or. elnpseI time.
Tue elapsed times Of the fonr 46;f 'otsrs on the
Saynnarn, 2l:l7: Iessica. 2l 80
Tho order OF finish rs taken by the officials
Was: Nanda. 2:O2:53: Adm, a:O3:lo: Zelica.
Nameisss. 2:s4 100: Dot. 2:3S:Ol Elm. 2:ss:9o:
Needle. .2:3S:20: Nellie. ,2:4:24; Jessica.
2:46:04: Minnette. 2:46:23; Say. nara. 2:46:27;
Mineola. ,2:47:47:, Nautilus. 1858 :5s: vistor.
3:O3;43; Lotus 1927 go sasqna; 3:29:3l Mis-
tral. 80 :55: Kathleen. 3:36 43: Saonn 3:44 O5:
Tempest, 8:5O:46: Kangaroo. S:59:0s.
hA
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GLoucxsrrR, July ITO days races resulted a. fol-
lows:
First tRacs-sevsn.eehths Of a mile. 1and.esr won,
CeawOod second. Jim Gates ihird. Time. 35x
second. iIixh third. Time. 0:52tl
Third Raco-Three quarters OF . mi's Helen Rose
won Appoma,tox, second, r,rden third. Time :2ola
Fifth Kace-One and q, arter miles Prather won,
Sixth Rsce-six aud one half furonsa Duke John
won. Gilmer second. Samaritan third. Time, i:27h.
The sun., 1891-07-05
Festivities at IIscks.s.ek.

HAcExssAcK. July 4-Ths Fourth here WAS eslsbratsd
In lively style the oritaui Field Club grounda In
whitehall doubles L. j. Blair and Fred BantA were nrss
swimming Uncas Richter nrst; canoe. doubls. j. q C.
Wells and L. ?. Sage nrst; tub rAca .. Il Sage nrss
sea horse race, Sage nIsti Racine boats double,
J. 4. Wells and !. r. Sage. nrst
A skin containing Miss Daisy Elliott OF New York.
Albert .iISs' back Of Brooklyn and 9. .. Alderman
men wsrs unable 10 swim. but yer. picked up BY
boats The yonnv lady wAs rescued BY Myers Bair who
The sun., 1891-07-05
winner. at the Cor,uth,an Games.

The nrst msmbers games OF the Corinth su AthIstio
Club were held yesterday afternoon. The results
vera:
Hundrod-yard DaSh-First heat won by @. Goess'ing
3yards; J wsrde, Jr., second second hea. won by
". Csdmus. 4 yards: 1. Sneiet or scratch second
Final heat won by snedeter Time, y seconds
ourhundred aud forty. yard Eun-Won by u. I. Cat.
lin. ", scratch. Time. 67 seconds. J. q. Raymond
Half. mile ws,k-won by II. l.. Hoibrook is ssconda
Time minutes seconds A!eok Robertson scratch.
One mills Run-Won by A. r. Gosssng, T5 yards.
Time. minutes h3 ssoonda W. Braistsd, rs yards,
second
one mile Bicycle RAcs-wou By George Mcdonald
scratch. Time . minutes 90 sscondA Ls Roy NioholI
6U yards second
yards; ID. v. r. CAdInus second.
The sun., 1891-07-05
slaviu 70 Box Sullivan.

MELBOURNE. July 4.-The Melbourne Ath-
letic Club has accepted Frank SlaVin's offer to
box John L. Sullivan. in the rooms q that club
for purse OF 10000. 80
Tho MoIbourDs Athletic CLUB also offers
Slayin $4,000 70 meet the winner of the Cor
bstt-G Goddard-C -Choyinski contest This refere to
Jim Corbett Of California 5000 70 meet the
yipnsr Of the apprcaching match between
Goddard and Ch0ytnskL
The sun., 1891-07-05

From tho first mark to Captains Island. with
sica and Mineola .ot spinnake-s. the Nautilus
set a balloon jihtopsai! !. and the Sayonara m
ont and blanke:ed and passed flr-t the Jessica
and then the Mineola. but the latter took in
Nautilu: again. tho Jessi.a in the mean time
having drawn close up. The schooners carried
big mnin topmast staysails. and balloon jib-
topSRtlS.
The sun., 1891-07-05
T'rottiae at Elm City Park.

NEW BAvES July L-Ths closing races at the Elm
City Park to-day resulted as follows:
2t29 class; irotting: purse $40
William A. rsnneId's b. r. Harry Laird. I
Gninnp,ae stables blk y Roeket...........i S'2 s
Time-2:s2I, 23iE 233o4 2:2s![
Tres for ALL pacing; purse t4OD.
Oak Grove StOc Farms b. q. lIv Wilkes .....,..S I
W. II. LockwoOd's b. Gossip Jr ...........,...,i ,
LIN City stock Parm's blk. m.......,...,,,,,,2 m q
Tims-a:2a 2:23. 2:25h.
The sun., 1891-07-05
Mr.. Gels, His bicycle. and the DOG.

Henry W. Geis. 80 years old, OF lO8 East
Eighty-ssventh street. was riding bicycle In
Tweniy-slxth street In front OF Bellevue Hos
pital Yesterday when . dog got under tho
wheels and thrsH the ,SicySls and its rider 20
4 yas found his right Ter was .bEoksn. Hs was
ksn h1SHs snS shs SasySs was
The sun., 1891-07-05

NEW Works pKyKArkh
rAr.Hscs. July 4-rhs New YORK Cricket Club wai
dsfsstsd by Club ~ East Side Park to-day
The sun., 1891-07-05
THE Sun kCNDAY, JULY !, issi.


Ths 1r.nhssta.s Best Rssessis.
me Rosedass returned from fhiiadsiphia yesterday
snd played the Msnhattsns a Prospect rsrk. me
The sun., 1891-07-05

F"s SWW'VU.
p. Robinson. h. Turnsr.....
u Rock. C. HarriA b. Tur-
A. Bovine, tucker, b.
J. rayloI G Taylor, b, hsr-
ynxiy:isil.' .. .'ii;;;ii;ii''i. iIiu;;c;ii sr. B.
J. H.Hardman. b furncr..
y o'ksilly. b hAtris...;.
7. 4. lay {. and b Harris.
4 Turner. not out,.,...;,
l. koak' yAAd b. Harris
Total
The sun., 1891-07-05

EHw JxR,xy A. sEcoNp.
Firsf inning !Seoona inning
H. eandel out ........ ! b Green ...........
j. Goyey. 9. Inniss b. Green... G. Brown b. 0rsenli
W. o: wilkinson c. Nightingale
b. Green n.................... Not out..........e2
O. Z, Buctew. b. Green. ....... b. duncan -. ..... I
4. L. HtL c. Nightingale b..
T.. " Mckslwood C Brown, b.
Green ....................... Q. Barnsk Green.
geo NOSE. O. fArnea D. Green. Kun out.
II. wilkinson b Smith Run out. (
c. W. EdiinRtou. b Grssn c. Barnes b. Green.
A. Creighton. c. nightingale. b.
BarpeA eA..................... Run ont 2
Z. ShipR or, not out........ o. BarnsAb. Green.
ExtrAe ExtrAs...........H
Total Total. .........ll2
The sun., 1891-07-05
The Camdcns Win


The newly. organized Camden Club won their hrst
match at Central PaIk Yesterday defeating the second
eleven Of the Hsrlems BY the following score;
CAMDEN
The sun., 1891-07-05
@nsi.ssnstMts:

MApieoN segARk GARDEN ANrHIrHKAfss
THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT rLAoD
OF FAMUsEMENr in THE WORLD.
SLIDING ROOF. OPEN AIR
sKn Ih0msAND sKATs......me EA0H-
BOXES CONTAINING SIX, SIS
BOXES CONTAINING FOUR q
COMMENCING roMoERow,. MONDAY BvBSH1
EVERY YroHr sGsDAYs INCLUDED
(FOR LIMITED ENGAGEMENT
The sun., 1891-07-05

THEODORE TH0MAS'S
FAREWELL TO NEW YORK.
Positively the Last Performances in this city OF
Theodore ThOmas's Unrivalled Orchestra
Programme for the Opening Night;
March" Rakoczy' Bsrlien
Neistcrsineer' wagner
HUNGARIAN Rhai sody No Lisst
INTERWiSsiON.
Waltz" Preuet ench des Lebsns'. Strauss
QUITO Mmcn bDot
symphono Poem Phaetcn" Saint saene
INTERMissioN
.funsral March OF Msrionet". :Gouned
Watts Wiener Ron Bons ............... strauss
motIkoWsky
Change Of ProRram amme Every Night
Tickets and Boxes be srcured month In "a. ?
vance. Chckerng sons pianos used exclusively ~
these concerix
The sun., 1891-07-05
Dentistry.

G2-Ret Teeth 81 One price no more asked or
"A w tAs,n Nothing the matter with tile lee,h yoi
nms Of business mssss our low price To pay more Is a
Slc up extracting ?oc with pure fresh gas Ste TseS
made whiie n9 YOU snisr.pi NO time lost open All
HANKS DENTAL, ASSOCIATION,
EOS eth Av. second door below 18th st, n "
Bee Hanks on door before entering over rsstaa
rant Loon Outl Don't get iAto once next door.
ts. :Ss ii .s. Y v;s =:
The sun., 1891-07-05

Purse 500, for thre~yeAr. ods: nve furlonga
Lsmasney Bros b. h. Cruiser, by wnnderer-Caris-
sma Eii,,ov by' KIM
l. i Sire b. T. Lauray. by Luke Black kburn-vsrisiia
Time. = 3A.
Betting-Three to against Cruiser to l. Fitxroy; is
to s. Lauray Mutuals pad S-Oo. 81 10 S3S.
The sun., 1891-07-05

UkOkCE HAVK 4
The Sons o. St George. or Redfords played Grsat
| Ramo At ffospoct Park yes'srdAv, and they
| pleased from the South Brooklyn Club. Tho score:
sorrH bRooKLYH
The sun., 1891-07-05

WON Br THREE RUNS.
The KIpxs County and Manhattan Juniors had . eloss
same at Prospect Park. The score,

BRooKLYS's SECOND Also WINS.
The Brooklyn Second also kept up their record W,
terdsy. and won good game from the second esysl
tghe New jersey Ath etc CLUB. The score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-01
Life In Italy.

Mise Anna Seaton Schmidt addressed large
audience last night in the third o: her series of
lectures ON Life in Italy" Her subject was
the Stance of Raphael in the Vatican" those
wonderful pictures and frescoes which ever
command the admiration OF all lovers Of art.
Splendid reproductions o. these with the gems
o. the List,ne Chapel. Michael Angeles Last
Judgment. &c. interior and exterior views OF
the cathedrals in Milan, Perugis. Assist and
Pacua. with outdoor scenes of life IL Verona
and other smaller Italian cities. made the lead
ing Representations given. Mise Schmidt tells
the story of her travels IN an easy CONVERSE
tonai tone, which holds the attention of her
audience throughout.
Her next lecture on Thursday evening will
treat Of Genoa, Pisa Lucca. Naples, Pompeii,
Sorrento, AmAlh aud the coral strands of Capri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-01
BROOKLAND AND VICINITY,

Mr.. and Mrs. Harris had with them during
last week Mr.. and Mrs. cambridge, the father
and mother of Mrs. Harris; also her brother
and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rldgeway are entertain
ing the Misses Leeds of Vincennes, Ind.
The new school house is almost finished and
it is intended that the schools shall be given
possession Immediately after the holidays
The lumber for the new board walk has ar
rived upon Hartford street and the visible signs
OF this needed Improvement cause much re-
joicing.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Tade will be the
guests OF Mr.. J. ". Horner until their new
home is completed.
The new house Of Mr.. Marean is ready for the
finishing touches.
Six new houses are in course of construction
upon University Heights and Omaha street is
being cut through, making decided improve
mcnts in that locality.
The baptismal services of the Queenstown
Church, Rev. Rober: West, pastor, in the E
Street Baptist Church on Sunday last were very
impressive. Those who received the rite were
Misses Meta Sweeney, Anna Paxton, Nellie
Middlekauf Annie Fadely, Ella Stroller, Lille
Schweve, Lottie Murphy, Beatrice Ryan and
Jessie Shoots and Mcssrs. George Kahn, Robt.
McChesney, VIM. Stroller, Frederick Perkins,
Frederic Cash and John Alsop. Excavating
for the new church has been completed, and
the corner stone will soon be laid.
gasoline stove exploded in the barn of Mr..
HOlldye, setting fire TO the hay, but the flames
were extinguished without causing much
damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-01
The Assig,.e~'S Answer.

In the case of j. I. NayIor & Co. of Baltimore
against B. j.. Behrend 4 Son, in which they
seek to have the assignee OF b. J. Behrend Il
Son Cannon Behrend) give bond, and tina: the
trusts In the deed Ut assignment be admins
tered under the supervision OF the court, the
assignee has, through Mr.. Leon Tobriner, filed
answer. He states that the claims preferred
amount TO about SI0. 600; that the inventory of
the stock at cost price is about $4,000 and the
debts due about s1l 600 Of which about $40. 900
lie collectable He states that the firm having
beou Wholesale one and most OF the dealers
having laid In their stocks of goods for the win
ter the disposal OF the stock is SLOW To the
charge that he is irresponsible he says that it
lis false, as over and above his liabilities he is
worth 100000 and owns real estate assessed at
over So, coo, and denies all charges of miscon-
duct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-01

In the Police Court yesterday afternoon
Judge aIiller heard the Of R;naldo T. Cross,
charged with tue forgery of the name of H. d.
Waibridge, treasurer of the instantaneous Fire
Alarm Company, to checks for 12S0 ~ and S97.
As heretofore published in The STAR, tine
charge WIS preferred against Cross by james
p. Freeman Of the Washington Electric Com
parry, who was recently held for uttering the
checks. Two attorneys from Virginia APP
peared for the accused and Mr.. Mullowney
represented the prosecution.
After lengthy arguments by counsel the court
held the defendant for the action of the grand
jury and fixed the bond at 1900 In disposing
OF the case the court reminded counsel that the
court in this case was sitting OILY an exam
lining magistrate and said that II he Mas called
upon to decide juror lie might have 10 take
different view of the testimony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-01

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
T. NJ Fields TO b. B. Earnshaw. lots SO to 49,
blk. AZ, and 20 and "a, blk. H. Ehingham place;
8. c. Mackey to w. H. Leaman, sub So. blk
5, Trinidad; 800. A. Moore to T. Z. Wagga-
man. in trust, lot 2, lot 81, Old Georgetown; 5.
J. f. Summons, ct al, to Z. c. Caldwell, in
trust. sub 8. SO. 29s 8. Ida F. Boisseau to
Margaret Z. Selby, land on Hamilton road; 8
j. X. Butler to W. II. Grimes, lot 600. Anacos-
tia; 400. Halle g. Billiard to i. l.. Walker,
lots to y, so. 1913; $. T. l. Walker to Hal
lie L. Wright, same property; 8. +. p. Gibbs
to same. same property; s.. 5. Hamilton to
same. same property; $. R. Nj. Wright to
same. interest in estates of z. Is. Caldwell and
Robert Wright; g. J. VI. Wilson to same, do;
8. Margaret II. Ganard to Julia Wood. lot
IL, blk. rs. Columbia Heights; 6. I. L. Smith
too T. thompson, pit 10, SO. 81; S3.l X.
J. knowlton to ID. knowlton, sub U, "a. $50;
5150 W. II. c. Thompson to l.. G. Hills, sub
~, So. 507; $. Fannie V. Bagget: to q. NJ.
Enrich. pts. is8 to 49,, blk. /. 5. T. BIS sub
Mt. Pleasant; s.. W. Z. Wright to q. 4.
hiipsteen. lot 6, SO. lG01; s.. j. t. Lehman
to A. ID. Hazen, pit $50. zs3; $. Annie r.
covery; s2.60O NJ. /. Weller to Il. I. VAIN
wright. lots to 8, Jamaica, Sc.; .. &. Ii.
Wilson TO T. L. Brooks, pit. !, So. 554; 8.
Ellie Nc Q. Holcomb to &. NJ. Campbell. pit lO7,
ID. Il LIS sub Mt Pleasant; S2,i0O r. Wal
dron to W. L. Hardness, sub. 1O7. So l05l
$500. W. L. Hardness to W. +. Thomas,
same property; $500. Carrie Z. Burgess to
Sarah Anne Patterson. pit. sub rs, so. 80; $.
j. l.. Beall to L. Sanger. subs II TO 20, sq. 9G7;
$. Same TO Martha Parsons, cub. to II,
DO; 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-01

The Program Adopted ~ the Evangelical
Alliance OF the CITY.


Alliance OF the City.
The annual meeting of the Evangelical Ali.
ance Of this city was held last night in the
Charles Lyman in the chsir The following
paper concerning the week Of prayer" Jan
uary TO 10. 1892, was unanimously adopted
and ordered to be printed as a circular and
sent to the pastors and churches, signed by the
president and secretary:
In view of the near approach OF the week OF
prayer. January 8 to 10. 1892, the Evangelical
Alliance Of this city. heretofore in charge OF
these services, submit the following thoughts
Tor the consideration and action Of the pastors
and churches:
l. Let the Observance of the week be more
general aud faithful than ever before.
2. Let the spirit of the Observance be in &C.
cordance with the original call from the Lo-
oiana mission In India, 1857, viz: I'VE are con-
WINGED from the signs Of the times that God
mas stun large blessings in store for His people
and for our ruined race and that He now seems
to be ready and waiting to bestow them as soon
as asked therefore, We invite all Of Gods peo-
pie. OF every name and nation. OF every CONT
nent and island, to unite in PRAYER; that God
pour His spirit OH all flesh and hasten the
speedy evanselization of the world" Let the
ofneial program Of the worlds alliance. if fol-
lowed, be used in harmony with the Lodiana
call.
D. In lieu Of our general union meeting at
some central point we recommend that con-
tiguous churches hold union services, to be ar
ranged by their own pastors and officers, and
that such churches Jas prefer to hold indepen-
dent daily services be encouraged SO to do.
1t is our belief and hope that this method OF
observance is calculated to secure the largest
and best results.
(Signed) A. W. PIrzER, President
s. d. NEWMAN, Secretary.
Rev. DR.. Pitzer, who has been secretary for
hfteen years, was unanimously elected presi-
dent, and DIR. s. N. Newman was elected secre-
tary. Mr. NJ. g. Emery was elected second vice
president and Mr.. Chas. Lyman was reelected
first vice president aud Mr. A. 8. Pratt treas
urer. The executive committee was reelected
as follows: Rev. DR.. j. q. Butler, Rev. DIR. S.
h. Greene, Rev. :. r. Murray, II. c. Stier.
Jesse Is. Wilson and VIM. Ballantyne. It WAS
resolved to hold special meeting this winter
and invite the attendance Of Hon. W. E. Dodge
and DIR. Josiah Strong