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Evening star., 1894-01-24
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: VIM
Carter and Lucy Austin of Philadelphia; !;
Norris Goldenberg and Clara Greenberg;
George Kicks and Ellen Carey; P. T. Moran
and Annie T. o 'Donnell; John r. Verser
and Ella VI. Vonderlehr; VIM. A. Jones and
AliceJ- Jackson; Wm- a. Freeman and Mag
gle Mcpherson; George r. Stearns of Au-
gusta, Ca, and Madge Williamson; George
R. Hagan and Mary E. Delay; Alamando
B. Russ of Chicago, ILL.,, and Lizzie L.
Routh of Hartford. Conn: Frank B. Jones
and Katherine Carr; Thos. j. Smith and
Carrie Merkel, both of Richmond. Va: Ed
win w. Edmonston and Edith NJ Tappan
George w. Smith Of Woodbridge, Va, and
Ida l. Clark.
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An Enjoyable Entertain m mt.

A musical and social was held in the
parlors of the Western PRESBYTERIAN
Church last evening, under the auspices of
the Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip
The Swing" by Mr.. Gawler. violin; Mr.
Gill, flute: Mr.. Doyle. cello and Miss Web
ster, piano. was very acceptably rendered
Miss Minnie Keene sang and there was a
whistling solo, "Blumensteid," by Miss
Alice Finckel. The last number, d trio
Evening in the Mountains" by Miss Web
ster, Mr.. Gawlcr and Mr.. Doyle received
well-deserved encore. Refreshments were
then handed around by the Kings Daugh.
ters, and the brothers were congratulated
on the success of their entertainment
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Death of w. D. Charlton.

W. o. Charlton, esq, of Hesleysich,
Northumberland. England. who for so
many years was attached to the British
legation in this city and Is so pleasantly
remembered in Washington society, died at
Brighton. England. on yesterday. January
%, 1894.
Mr.. Charlton married Miss Campbell,
the daughter of Mr.. Archibald Campbell
of Albany, N. Y. so lcng a resident of
Washington. d. c., while occupying a num-
ber of important official positions, and on
his retirement from public life he made it
his home until his death, in 1887. beloved
and regretted by all who knew him.
Mr. Charlton resigned from the diplo-
matte service upon the death of his father,
in 1885. and has since been residing in
England.
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The Catholic University,

Bishop keane has gone to Nashville Tenn
where he Is to lecture; thence to New Or
leans where he will be the guest of Arch
bishop Janssers: then to Los Angeles. and
from there to San Francisco, where he will
preach a series of sermons In the evening
from the first Sunday in Lent to the second
inclusive. The last sermon win be in the
interest Of the Catholic University. From
San Francisco the bishop will go to Port
land, Ore, Nancouver's Island, Seattle and
Tacoma, and will return by way of Helena
Butte and st. Paul, where he will be the
guest of Archbishop Ireland at Easter and
return to the university by April /.
Rev. Dr. Henry Hyvernat will deliver two
lectures this week at the Peabody Institute
Baltimore, on life in ancient and modern
Armenia.
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The Washington Athletic Club.

AS the members of that popular South
east Washington organization, the Wash
igton Athletic Club, were at work or at
play in different parts of the club house on
Monday evening. they were surprised by a
visit from a large crowd of their friends.
who took the house by storm and turned
the evening into one OF life and gayety
The boys recovered their presence of mind
at once and made generous hosts Three of
tne nuslcal members of the club. Messrs.
Marshall, Crown and Beuhler, furnished the
music for dancing, and the gymnasium was
cleared for the occs sion and occupied until
a late hour.
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Transfers of Real Estate,

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows
T. c. Homiiier to J. w. Bogley, pit sub l.
lots 265, &C., B. and HIS add. to George
town; $1,000. ID. H. Turner to G. w. Ash
worth, pit. 8. So 733; $500. w. A. Rich.
ards to A. Richards. sub 232, So. 80, George.
town; 5. ]. w. Greer to same sub 2S9
do; 3. A. Richards to w. A. Richards
sub SO. so. 239; s. w. A. Richards to A
Richards, 1-2 int. in do; $. Lillian NJ
Du PAUL to r. L. Middaugh, lot g. blk
l. Trinidad; 5. r. II. Hall TO w. 1. Hop.
kins. lot 1S So. 1911; si.I50 w. F. Holtz
man to Hattie r. White, sub f, So 96s
S,2l0 Elizabeth G. Burroughs to c. B
Engels, pit. .. SO. S16; s.
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The Cattle Market.

At the cattle market at the Washington
Union Stock Yard at Benning yesterday G7
cattle were on the market and sold as fol-
lows: Best sold from 1-4c. to l. &c. per
pound; good sold from Sic. to 4c per
pound; medium sold from &c. to 3 I-2c per
pound; common sold from &c to 3-Ic. rer
pound.
$50 sheep and lambs up and sold as fol-
lows: Sheep, from = 1-2c. to 3 l2c per
pound; lambs, from 3 Sic. to lie. per
pound.
Cows with calves sold from s25 to $50
e;lch.
State of the market dull
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Church Officers EIectea

Zion Baptist Church, on F between Sd
and 1 1-2 streets southwest, has elected Off
GERS as follows: Trustees, c. D. Sydnor
b. j. Hart. E. w. Scott, B. r. Sydnor and
X {. Brooks; ushers. Alser White Aquilla
Sayles. w. D. Jarvis, c. b. Walker. jr
VIM. Proctor and J, F. Bergman; trea s.
urer, Richard Watts; clerk, j. W. Branson
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w. +. DOwninx's Funeral.

Quite number Of the members Of Union
Lodge. No. %. Knights of Pythias, attended
the funeral of w. F. Downing yesterday
afternoon. The funeral. according to the
wishes of the deceased. was a walking one
Mr. Downing was one of the originators of
Union Lodge over twenty years ago and has
been a member ever since
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The Chesnnenkc Beach Rnilroaa.

An Annapolis special says: deed Of
trust from the Washington and Chesapeake
Beach Railroad Company to the American
Security and Trust Company Of Washing
ton, to secure the bondnolders, was filed
yesterday in the Anne Arundel circuit court
Similar papers have been recorded in Prince
Georges and Calvert counties, through which
the road proposes to pass.
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Talking Of AuuOSftcfsrn

Rev. DIR. Momerie of Kings College, Lon
don, lectured yesterday afternoon before the
Philosophical Society at Columbian Univer-
sity on 'Agnosticism." DIR. Harris commits
sloner of education followed DIR. Momerie
with soGle reflections on Goethe's concca-
tlons of life Prof Ward defended Spencer
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Let Him on With N Light Ftr.

In Criminal Court. division l. Justice Nc
Comas. this morning Alonzo Thecker,
charged with violating the policy law in
July. $780, plead guilty In consideration
OF the fact that he had not been enga ged
In the business since that date and was
hard-working man the court imposed a
fine Of $40 only.
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CITY ITEMS.
The Excitement Incre.ssu<.

ne AncFSaw1uRs
DIR. Damon's wonderful power over dis
case the talk of the city.
The lecture to ladies yesterday was well
attended. and the cures that were perform
ed were more astounding than ever. Over
80 poor sufferers have been cured at the sc
free lectures and clinics at Builders Ex-
change Hall until now, they are indeed
the talk of the city. Yesterday Mrs Mary
Morrison was carried upon the stage Grip
pied in all her limbs for eight years. In
less than five minutes. however, she was
entirely relieved. One lady who had been
deaf twenty years could hear a whisper
With one short treatment. Another lady
had suffered with tumor about six years.
DIR. Damon placed his hands upon 1t q few
n oments, and it was reduced at least one
half in size. Several other quite remarkable
restorations were made, calling forth hear
ty applause The cures at the doctors Of
nee, i36 18th st. n. W., are even more
wonderful than those at the hall. because
ne has more time to give to each case. One
thing greatly in his favor these hard times
is the fact Of his office fees being so ex-
tremely low. He believes In doing the great
est amount of good to the greatest number
The free lectures at the hall are given every
day at 2:3o except Wednesday and Satur-
day: also Sunday evenings at 7;30 1t
Evening star., 1894-01-24

Pure Aluminium Cooking Utensils-In-
dorsed by Miss Helen Louise johnson and
Mrs s. T. Rorer. For sale by E. H. NOR
SELL, 11O1 9TH st. NV. Sole agent for DC
Look at this for Thursdays market at
the corner 9th and La. ave. Having pur-
chased fine lot OF lambs at a low price,
We will give the public the benefit.
Hind quarters, 1Oc. pound.
Fore quarters. Sc. pound.
Leg Lamb, 1Vc pound.
Lamb Chops. 121zc pound.
Breast Lamb. &c. pound.
Also all kinds of Meats and Poultry at
the lowest prices. Give US a call.
Fine Portraits. Kets Kemethy's $, IIU9 Paay.
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Carroll Insti
The next games win be played

Inc NEXT gd1Hes VIII De pIayed on the al
leys Of the Carroll Institute on Friday
night. On Saturday night there will be
match game between the Columbia Athletic
Club and the crack team of the Carleton
Bowling Club of New York. which comes
down to Washington to play on the Colum-
bta alieys.
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The Rowling Contest.

The last series for the championship Of the
Amateur District Bowling League was be-
gun last evening on the alleys of the Colum-
bia Athletic Club in the presence of a large
crowd The home team won two of the
three games, losing to the Young Mems
Catholic Club. The standing of the teams
in the league now is as follows:
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A Lecture by Commissioner Wright.

Carroll d. Wright. United States commits
sioner Of labor. will deliver free lecture
this evening at o'clock in the chapel of
All Souls Church, corner Of 14th and l.
streets northwest his subject being Mod
ern Industry and Intellectual Development"
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A Verdict for the Government.

In Circuit Court. division 1, Justice Brad
ley. yesterday. in the case of the United
States agt- Anton Karl ct al. suit on bond,
a verdict was rendered in favor of the gov
eminent for S,i4472. with interest from
May, 1892.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Mount Vernon.-Macalester leaves at 10
am
Harry Randall for Chapel Point, Colonial
Beach and river landings at am.
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Case Extra Pale Lager Beer for family
use. containing two dozen bottles, deliver
ed for SOC. Orders by mail promptly at
tended to. VIM. NJ. HODGSON, 215 18th
st. NV. fy23-yts
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Mr.. w H. Veerhoff announces that In re-
sponse To popular request, ne has succeeded
In his efforts To keep Christ in Geth-
semane" here until Monday, the 18th in
staEt-AdVt
Evening star., 1894-01-24

KEISTER & CO.. 9th and La. ave-, are
headquarters for fruits, groceries and pro-
visions at lowest possible prices. Watch for
''ad-" in Fridays Star.
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Board of Trade Receptfou.

The reception which will be given by the
board of trade will be held on the 10Th Of
February in the Rifles Hall
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Pure food exposition every afternoon and
evening at Con vention Han. Doors open at
= o.n- and c!cse at 1890 p.Ea. Cook lectures
a S:3U-AdyI.
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Excursion Tickets to New Orleans,
la, Occnsion of the Mardi Gras Fes-
tiSftfes. january Both to February

Beginning January 30 and continuing un-
u February .. 1894. the Richmond and
Danyilie railroad will sell excursion tick
cts, Washington to New Orleans at S}6 10
valid FOR return fifteen days from date of
sale. These tickets will be good for ma
cage on the Washington and southwestern
ves'ibuled limited. and en- the great south
oEU tasI MAI.
Evening star., 1894-01-24
LOCAL MENTION.
THE WEATHER.
Forecast TIL = pm. Thursday.


For the District of Columbia Maryland
and Virginia. rain, followed by snow, but
clearing quickly tomorrow. attended by the
most severe cold wave of the season; winds
shifting to northwesterly. The temperature
will fall from 80 degrees to 80 degrees, and
will fall from 30 to 40 degrees and the cold.
fair weather will continue till Friday.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of water at 8
am: Great Falls, temperature, A; condition,
Sc; receiving reservoir, temperature, AZ: csndi-
tion at north connection. 36; condition at south
connection. SO, distributing reservoir, tsmpsra-
ture AZ; condition at infuent gate house, s.;
efiuent gate house. SO.
Look at this for Thursdays market at
the corner 9Th and La. ave. Having pur-
chased a fine lot of lambs at a low price,
we will give the public the benefit.
Hind quarters, f0c. pound.
Fore quarters. Sc. pound.
Leg Lamb, 10c. pound
Lamb Chops. 121zc. pound.
Breast Lamb, &C. pound
Also all kinds of Meats and Poultry at
the lowest prices. Give US a call.
Evening star., 1894-01-24

Thirty-day Clearance and Removal Sale
at 1902 14th street northwest. Sale now In
progress. This is the time to buy Cutlery,
China and Glassware ta10-Iot
Evening star., 1894-01-24

Royal Headache Powders, lOc.
Free Trial Samples at all Druggista
oc 25-m, W, f&stf
Evening star., 1894-01-24

Acts like a charm, DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Evening star., 1894-01-24

Auction Sale of Watches. Clocks and
Jewelry by order Of assignee, 7:3O tonight,
at Flanagans, 531 7th st. ja24-4t
The morning call., 1894-12-10

west drift from the shaft has been adj
vanced IA feet. total length SIT feet; face
in hard porphyry. The west crossrut from
the Union Con. south lateral drift from
the west drift 1920 feet west of sne shaft
has been extended % feet during the week,
total length 81 feet; face in clay, with
streaks of uuartZ ana seepage of water
BEST q BELCHER-200 levei-The joint
WlnZe started Id west crosscut Oh our
south boundary has been sunk II feet,
total length "a feet, passing through hard
porDhyry and quartz. 800 level-Easr cross
cut l started in the north drift 100 feet
from crosscut 4 has been advanced Is feet,
total length "a feet; face in hard porpnyry
and quartz
GOULD 81 CURRY.-2O0 level-The joint
incline Wine starred Oh our north bou n
dairy has been sunk II feet, passing
through hard porphyry; total depth AZ
feet. Resumed work in west crosscut 5,
which was started in northwest drift 432
feet from main west drift, and advanced
the same feet; total length 1853 feet
face in hard porphyry.
ALTA.-During the week the west drift
on the S25 level was advanced 45 feet
total length 692 feet. The north lateral
drift started from the main west drift at a
point $50 feet from the shaft was advanced
% feet: total length 40 feet; face in por-
phyry and strlngers OF quartz.
The morning call., 1894-12-10
Miscellaneous,

Among the items recently reported under the
head of interpretations Is found that of the Su-
preme Council of Royal Fraternal Guardians.
with head quarters at San Francisco.
Grand Chef Ranger Rendon of the Foresters
is visiting his courts.
The Alameda Argus says that the recent
election in the local camp there of the Wood
men OF the World has caused great dissension
and new camp Is talked OF.
The Sons OF ST. George OF Nevada City in
Josiah Sims oficiated. A programme was pre-
scented by Miss Ethel Bond. Miss Bessie Ste
vens, Miss Mary Avery, ISIS Flora Hicks the
Misses Honor and Bessie Stevens Miss Sadie
which delighted every one. and the collation.
which concluded was success. The two
lodges of San Jose had joint installation and
also made an event of 1t. DEPUTY BENEFITS in
stalled and collation. ended the evening.
The s.. Andrews Society of Fresno had a
grand time at installation. The banquet,
speeches, programme, ETC., were first class
The NaDa society had similar event.
The MaccaDees of Pasadena had a crush at
their masquerade ball. and the financial a. we'll
as social results were satisfactory.
James Larkin OF Clan Macdonald was The
recipient Of a welcome surprise party from the
ladies of the clan last week. He has just re-
turned from v!sit 10 old Scotland.
Vallejo Castle rendered joyous welcome to
the grand officers of the Knights OF the Golden
Eagle last week.
The membership of San Jose are already ar
ranging for the coming session OF the Grand
Court of American Foresters which is to be
held in that city next May.
The Good Templars are doing considerable
Work; the Bands of Hope are Increasing.
The Improved Order of Red Men reports ac-
tivity in many tribes. Tecumseh OF tkland
had visi last week from The team OF SOTO.
yome OF San Francisco which performed the
adoption work IN grand style. Gray Eagle has
work mex session and picked team will con-
Ter the degrees
The institution of the third branch of the
auxiliary Of The Bnai Birth, the obi ct of
Which is 10 prepare youths for mem berS of the
parent order when they become of age, was ac-
officers and many past grand officials were
present
Newcastle Lodge No. 339, Good Templars,
celebrated It's twenty-sixth anniversary last
Friday night George b. katZens eiu z. S. T.,
delivered an address, and fine musical and
literary programme followed.
The morning call., 1894-12-10
KNIGHTS of Honor

On NJ onday evening, December 10, the past
dictators will visit Liberty Lodge at 20 Eddy
street. j. T. Rogers p. D., is TO address the
meeting, aud Professor w. I. Ross will recite.
Past Dictator Alfred Wnkie Will also be
present and render musical selections.
Keystone Lodge elected its officers last ses-
sion and appointed committe 10 arrange for
pubic installation. which Will occur on the
first meeting next month. This lodge has also
organized a cOstumed degree team.
Grand Assistant Dictator Morrison and
Deputy j. NJ. Cohn were among the welcome
visitors at Garden CITY Lodge of Alameda asst
Thursday night. The Knights of Los Angeles
Lodge No. 1925 gave brilliant reception an d
enIer ainment last week. Addresses were
made by Judge II. e. austin, L. w. Parsons,
Joseph +. Chambers, George +. Phibbs and A.
II. V0lgbt. and a good programme given by a
fine quartet club-Wili f.. Dunn, George Basser-
ran. Earl A. Rogers, Dr. f. NJ. Parker, w.
Paris, X. ID. Wade, q. l.. Erwin. IL g. StullZ
and Harry StultZ. The trustees presented
to TWO beneficlaries the sum of $1,000
each, one being the payment for
the death Of Mr. Bailey, the plumber who
died from blood poisoning recently, and who
had been member OF the order but six months
and paid as dues less than so. he uucer-
tainty OF lie Is never more strikingly Illus
trated than by looking over the death lists of
soon disabuses the mind of the idea that IL is
only the old members who die, fol- the record
shows that nineteenth OF those who die and
VINO have not been III these orders for more
than five or six years and less, were initial ed
under forty years.
The morning call., 1894-12-10
A. q. II. w

Grand Master Workman Ward proposes, now
that election matters are over, to resume his
visits among the subordlnates and their friends
and TO again use the energy and zeal which has
characterized his official service for the good of
the cause.
January IS win be appropriately remem.
bered by many localities and the death of
Father Upchurch, the founder. and The work
which has result ed from his efforts. will be pre-
sented to the public at many points in Caifor
mia.
The increase of applications for membership
evidences that the hoped-for reaction is begin
Mug, and that The faithful and untiring work
of the faithful and efficient officers is beginning
TO show practical results.
The gathering OF Deputy joys district with
Valley Lodge next Wednesday even ing will be
largely attended, the various lodges will each
contribute 10 The programme, number of
grand officers Will be present, aud every pains
taken To make The evening OF an attractive and
valuable character Ii Is for members only.
Golden Gate and Alta lodges will be out In
force.
Judge Ferral, under the auspices OF the past.
masters. will speak before san Francisco Lodge
on The 9th. w. II. Jordan. p. S. NJ. W., viii
deliver the address next month.
Grand Overseer Vint was cordially well
coined al Sacramento, Folsom and Gait last
week. This Old pioneer leaves enthusiasm
along the line wherever he goes ana applca-
lions follow bis footsteps.
As he first and second sem-annual sessions
and frst, second and third annual sessions,
which were held AT Oakland. San Jose and Sac
m7nto respectively, were noted dates In the
history of the order here 1t Is proposed 10
make Them something of anniversaries and the
bass of public gatherings. The first session
was held In West Oakland November 49, 1877,
when The lodge was formed with len feeDe
lodges and 335 members, since which time
there have been 1868 deaths and So. 73S. 900
paid to the heirs OF benz ticlaries in California.
The payments by the entire order To heirs have
been TO October l, 1894 500, $780, 1o SO, a
record unparalleled In the history of any or
ganiZation In the world for the same length Of
time.
The grand master workman Will address the
people on January IS at Hanford. Rev. A. c.
Bane, I. q. NJ. W., Will speak The same date at
Pasadena.
ihe Oakland membership are working for
building of their own.
West End Lodge No. 175 of Alameda has
candidate on hand. This sterling subordinate
is well otiicered and always elects its retiring
past master as outside Waterman showing their
appreciation in the manner in which he has
guarded the Interests of the lodge by making
him guard the anteroom for term.
Past Master Workman Marston, a veteran
worker and most interesting speaker, will be
present at Oak Leaf Lodge of Oakland on the
evening OF the 10th and speak of The Pill
primsO
The morning call., 1894-12-10

Carpenteria. Incidentally he will attempt to
revive the defunct lodges formally, located at
San BueDaventura and Santa Paula
I Fern Leaf Lodge No. 1877 was Instituted by
ii. w. Hart as insttnting officer at Forest Hill,
Placer County, on November &c, with forty
charter members A. S. Votau is chancellor
commander and c. A. Burlelgh is K. of r.
and S.
Grand Chancellor c. E. Lindsay and &. X. of
r. and S, h. SchaffDer visited Summit Lodge
No. 54 at TIuckee on Friday evening. A very
large attendance greeted the visitors. The
knight rank was conferred on one applicant,
The visitors acting as c. q. and V. G.. respec.
lively. The unwrltten work was also ex-
emplfied
Red Star Lodge No. 1853 of San Diego has ad-
mltted ten new memberships term.
The grand chancellor early in January will
make a tour of the lodges IN and around San
Diego.
The new constitution and statutes adopted at
the last session OF the Supreme Lodge will be
distributed TO the lodges in this domain during
the current week.
Unity Lodge No. 81 has removed to Pythian
Castle, 900 Market street.
fytnlan Castle is undergoing much needed
renovation, which when completed Will make 1t
as comfortable and cheerful as any other hall
building In the city. All lodges meeting else
where Will probably hereafter occupy quarters
IN the castle.