Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-16
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOW N
Shipping Tallow for the Foreign Oleomar-
garine Market.
Frncy Dancing of a. High Order-The
Immediate Relief CIub-Other
General Notes.

On next Tuesday, Weaver. Kengla &
Co, the soapmakers here, will ship 26,WO
pounds of tallow to Rotterdam, Holland,
where it will be used in the manufacture
of oleomargarine. The tallow is of the best
beef fat and will represent about $l,Soo.
These shipments are made semi monthly,
through Locust Point, Baltimore, to which
place the tallow is sent by the shippers
here. The tallow for oleomargarine pur-
poses has comparatively no sale here. the
annual tax of $500 and cents extra ON
every pound manufac tured rendering its
use Improbable.
Fancy Dancing.
There was an exhibition of fancy dancing
last night at the Carnana-Schlosser Acad-
envy that delighted a throng of guests. The
dances and dancers were as follows: La
Cachuca, May Madigan; jockey, Arial
Chapman; coQuette, Daisy Wright and
Johnnie Mullaney; fairy dance, Maggie
Duffy: Highland jute, May Madigan; sail
ors' hornpipe, Arial Chapman and Noble
McDermott; LAriel, Daisy Wright; class
exercise, twelve little ones; one little sail
or, Maggie Duffy. 20, Promise Me, was
excellently rendered by Willie Regain. Null
doon's picnic up to date was presented
pIeasingly by May Madigan, Maggie Duify,
Daisy Wright, Noble McDermott, Atrial
Chapman and Johnnie Mullaney. After the
fancy dancing the older ones present par
ticipated in the conventional forms OF the
art. The hall was crowded and the pleas
ure general.
Immediate Relief Club.
The members of the Young Mems Imme-
date Relief Association, an organization
composed of representative colored men.
will have their seventh annual sermon
preached to them on Sunday evening next
at Mt. Zion Church. by the Rev: l. n.
Cooper of Baltimore, Md. The membership
numbers 125. Addresses by Mr.. David
Clark, the president, Mr. "A. Lincoln Alex
ander secretary, and Mr.. Richard NJ. Laws,
the treasurer, will follow the sermon
Notes. =
At 2 o'clock this morning death visited
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. KING OF
1918 2Hth street, and took therefrom their
son Francis A, an extremely bright and
promising little man, bordering on his
tenth year. Scarlatina was the prime cause
Of death. The interment Will take place at
Oak Hill. ,.4.
Cargoes, aggregating 2,OQ3 tons, left Cum
berland yesterday for Georgetown and In
termediate points on the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal. The boats consigned to George
town dealers are as follows: M f. Grove
Judge Cox, Consolidation No. 16, No. 14l,
Consolidation No. 10, W. II. DunkinsOn ii.
ii. Keedy, c. X. Lord and No. lOl. Eight
boats were consigned to Williamsport.
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage of Miss katherine A. Croghan to
LIr. Luke ]. kearney, the ceremony to take
place on Wednesday morning, November
IS at 8 o'clock, Holy Trinity Church.
The st. Alban Church concert, which was
to have been held tonight at Tenleytown,
has been postponed until the 2sth instant.
Rev. Mr.. Wolf, the singer, who has been
doing much toward sustaining the interest
in the Congress Street NJ Z. revivals, will
stay the week out here.
Jimmie Cook Is keeping up his end also.
He is from Georgia, and his Georgian way
is earnest and persuasive. The questions
put to individual members Of the congrega-
ton are blunt and embarrassing.
Mr.. w. /. Lewis Of the firm of w. I.
Lewis & Co, a resident of Connecticut but
of late one of GEORGETOWN business men,
was unexpectedly elected member of his
state legislature last week