The evening times., 1896-10-05

organization was celebrated with appro
pirate exercises yesterday afternoon. Prcsi.
dent 7. eB1Stoal in charge. Miss Edna
orem and ". J.. Palmer each sang a solo
and Misses Susie Jost aud Helen Hunter
reeited. -,
Z. A. Maxwell, OF the Shoreham, is spend
ing few daysjn New York.
James F. Waters, of Southwest Washing
ton, has Returned from Vermont, where he
has spent the summer
| Tic court or appeals this morni =: heard
argument in the Mount Pleasant street ex-
| tension case, aud affirmed the Judgment
of the 10 wet iurisdiction.- Mr.. Armes, rep
resenting the plaintiff, appealed the case
to the Supreme Court OF the United States
Deputy Commissioned OF Pensions Bell will
address Bryan and Sewall campaign meet
,, , ings at the following places in Maryland
dnfing the present week: At Damascus. t!.3
evening; DarEesto wn, tomorrow; Potomac
on Wednesday, and at Martiisburg, W. Va,
on Thursday evening.
Frank Dillon. living on Capitol Hill. was
slightly injured in a runaway yesterday
evening. lie was driving a team belong
ing 10 Mr.. R. Burns. which collided with an
u
Dillon was thrown out, but was able to
go home. Tho horse was uninJured
The Widows and Cha riiabic working Club
Nh .-s the- District Of Columbia. WIS in
corpnra,rl today by Lizzie johnson, Harriet
Boston, Mary +. Causey. Josephine Green.
Susannah Pratt, Ellen Brandcrs and Mary
Segai. Its object is to care for colored poor
and sick widows of the District.
James II. wardle, the ex-chief clerk OF
the Census Bureau, who recently sued for
divorce, naming Plny NJ. HUugt asco
respondent, was today ordered by Judge
Cole to pay his wife. Mrs. Mariana War
de S25 n month alimony pending the suit.
and also $50 counsel fees, the latter to be
paid in three monthly instalments.
Officers of the Sunday school attached
to st. Paul's Catholic Church, Fifteenth
and streets northwest, have been elected
for the ensuing year They are: Charles A.
Dunn, superintendenL;A A ndrc " Sheridan, as
sistant superintendent: Miss Louise Dyer.
secretary; Frank Heron, treasurer: Miss
Mary O'Driscoll, librarian md s. j. Combs,
mcDitor
The BItle class meetings of the Washing
ton Hebrew Congregation Will during Oc-
loper. commencing next FRIDAY at ll:4b
a m. he held in the auditorium of the
Central Union Mission. This expert
ment, at the suggestion of the Rev Dr.
Stern. is to test the desirability OF perrna-
nenu,y hciding the class meetings there.
The return Of tie Salvation Army Cav
airy Brigade. under stnff Capt. Cox. will
be publicly celebrated tomorrow evening
at the Peuns ylvania avenue headquarters.
They will review their travels aud recount
their victories. On Wednesd8 v yeveningthey
will conduct n drunkard's demonstration,
in which will be Illustrated practical
feature Of the army work including the |
operations of the Ium sisters.
Acrossthe river thugs heid up william |
Washington. colored, about 8 O'Clock last |
night on the Virginia end of the Acqueduct |
biidge. There were three OF the assailants. |
all culored. and they beat Washington un- |
neroifully. He was found by the Third |
precinct police. who sent him to the Enier- |
gency Hospital in the patrol wagon. Wash |
ington is thirty years OF age. aud resides in |
rear Of No. 1886 N street northwest.