Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-12
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
Brotherhood of St. Andrew to Hold a
Mass Meeting.
Arlington Stock Yard, Real Estat,
Sales and Other Local Notes Of
General Interest.

A mass meeting Of the Brotherhood of
st. Andrew will shortly be held in Christ
Church, over which Bishop H. Y. Satterlee
will preside. The meeting will be for
double purpose. 1t is hoped to revive the
interest in the association and draw in
new members, and at the same time afford
all the members of the brotherhood an
opportunity of meeting the new bishop.
The mass meeting was agreed upon at
recent conference between Bishop Satter-
lee and the executive committee Of the
brotherhood of the District, 1t being the
first meeting of the head of the church
with the society. At this conference the
state Of the brotherhood in the city was
gone over
At the coming mass meeting, abe date of
which has not yet been promulgated, the
topic Of discussion will be THE Type of
the brotherhood Probationary Member"
Besides Bishop Satterlee, Judge Grin b.
Hallam of Christ Church, East Washing
ton, will speak on the topic.
Arlington Stock Yards.
At the Arlington stock yards yesterday
afternoon number of live stock were
placed on sale Some few cattle were up
and sold as follows: Best, 3 "a and cents
per lb.; good. Ia and 3 Lee. per h.; me-
dunn, 2 1-2 and &c. per h.: common, 2
and lambs sold at the following prices:
Sheep, 2 and 2 IL cents per h.; lambs, 4
and 5-S cents: spring lambs. and cents
per h. There were 26 cows and calves
put up, selling from s1S to $40 per head.
The state of the market was fair for all
kinds of stock.
kreglO Benefit.
The Linthicum Students have decided to
give benefit performance in aid of the
distressed parents Of little Elsie Kreglo,
the young girl who was SO bru.ally muir
dered. The date of the performance has
not been fixed upon as yet, but most likely
1t will be held on Friday evening May d.
at Linthicum Hall. The hall will be donat-
ed for the use of the Students for the oc-
expected to respond literally to the worthy
charity. The Students will be assisted by
eminent outside talent.
Notes.
The final meeting of the Georgetown
Catholic Union will be held this evening at
O'Clock at 3143 Dumbarton avenue The
final report Of the officers will be sub
mitted.
A "Calicozoo concert and nigh.-robe
drilr' will be given Friday evening at Ma
sonic Hall. on 32d street, at O'Clock The
entertainment will be under the auspices
CT the Mite Society of the Gay Street Bap-
fist Church.
The May devotions, which are being
held every evening at Trinity Catholic
Church, are well attended by members of
the congregation.
The public schools of Georgetown were
given a halliday holiday this afternoon, on
account of the mveiling of the Hancock
statue.
Charles f. Wood has sold 20 ". D. Groes-
beck lot Az, in the Woodmont subdivision
rear Bethesda, fo~ $50.
Miss Cecilia Sullivan OF Goth street. while
riding bicycle Sunday afternoon in Wash
ington, was knocked down and painfully
injured by the driver of a vehicle She
mas been confined to her room ever since
the accident.
So successful was the Old Folks concert
at the Dumharton Church recently tina
arrangements are being ma de to repeat the
performance on Friday evening.