Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-02

no. O. Fs-we learn that the Lodges and En-.
campments Of the District, Of Columbia have
elected their officers for the ensuing tesm OF si1
months, and that the Order is in hourishing cor.
dition. The following is the list:
"a. IL. LODGES
Central, No. &c. p. Wannall, N. G; 1T
Hoover, V. G.; John Borland, y. g., F. b. Lord
Washington. No. CIV. " Beardsley, N. G /.
klePfsr. R. s John sessford, Jr., r:
Petty, v g.; ]. ID. Hutton, +. s; p. Nj Pearson
Harmony, No ST. Denham. N. @ :; Jas. Ed.
Ka,a:' Y; e. in +: p; White, F. s. H. N ober
Columbia, No. IO-C. c. Martin, N. G; 3
Mead, V G.; J. ID. Chedell F. 3; J. A. Moulden,
X; g; ID. Fowble, T. g..
n Union, No In II Getzendanner N. g.;
| Brown, r. : w. r. steele, T.
Friendship, No. IL $. V. Hurdle, n. g; p.
| HI Sweet v. g.; Sherman, F s :. f.. Doug
| Covenant No I3.--W. X Walls, N. G; J. #
| MEM, V. 6 John II Bangs, F. s II Hughes
X ); Henry Lewis, 7. 49,.
Beacon, No. Is w. H. Palmer, N. G.; r
Purse, V. G.; w. r. Waters, F. s.; l., b. ALVIN
r. $; N. Mullikn. II. -
Metropolis, No I6,-w ]. Brown, N. G.; d
SiaTE r = = Era ! r Wright, F,si F. Holden
Excelsior, No III. w. McElroy, N. G.; G
Rogers. 6; C Holtzclaw, +. y; Vim. Cooper
X; ;; r. b. Donaldson, T
M, Mechanics, No. IS Henry RoLr, N G.; Herr,
wagner, v. John Garrett F. :; William
Walker, X. s; John Paxton, T.
Oriental, No. 19.-W Hettler. N. G.; w. Het
gel, g; L. BIaemer, F s.; F. Schwiering, r
| 5; F. Heider, T. 81
| Columbian, No. Jos Hamacher C. p; Thos
| g. Wheeler, II p; ]. I.inehart, 8. w; WIN. X
Mclean, 5; j. A. Moulden, r.; J. d. Edmond
Magenenu, No. 4.--W. p. Brown, C. p; NJ
Hadley, ii. p. J TrumbulI, s. W.; TT. Tucker
SaB W. Reed, T.; Gardiner, J. w.
vi Riddgsly: No. 5.TJ: j. L09mis G; p; J: B
$. Graham, 8; VIM. H. Walker, t. Geo J
| johnson, j. w.
Mt Nebo, No. O. :. J. Thomson. c. P;w
b~ardsIey, r.; w. j. Brown, :. w; Thos
n'cA'S Jas skirving, t. Ice. Whaley, wv
| POLICE MArrERs.-Before Justic. William,
M. Gould was tried on a charge Of hawkin,
and peddling in the streets of Washington. with
on! license; hned $50 and costs Sophia Holme
| and Elizabeth Dulaney called one another Ia.
| names on the public street; fined each 81 "a VIM
| b. Smead was charged with disorderlv conduct
ana cursing and swearing in the street. fined 81 II
Before Justice Donn.-Wm. Schlorb, a stou
4 Herman, was arrested yesterday by county Office
\ kimball, for an alleged assault and battery upo
1 his wife, in which he struck her upon the hea.
j with chair inficting a severe wound wbicl
2iea proiusely; and when she appeared before tn
Justice to make the complaint. her conditio
caused considerable excitement among the bvstan
ders warrant was issued and given TO an off
Ger, but Mr. kimball happening to meet Schlorb
srIeste1 MIN as ne believed himself in duty bound
Schlorb was committed to jail for further hear
ing. ~
officer III. c. Narrower, Of the Fifth Ward w,
| arrested by Officer Zimmerman for violating
city ordinance by tying horse to a tree box 'fh
/ Chief Of Police was a witness apainst him an,
| testified to seeing him dismount and tie his bors
| TO "a tree box The Chief said as the officer wa
pound under oath to arrest persons for such viola
| lions OF law, he ought to be careful never to vic
late them himself The officer replied that Litt
er'o ne had not been strict constr nc ZIONIST bu
as .e prlnelPle was now being applied to him
ne thought he should I'm future pursue a Xix
course Profanity in the street is an offence fre
| quehuy punished when committed by non-off
clais, u the law he strictly construed, some {
| our city ofhclals Will be obliged to improve tbei
language or pay for the privilege of swearing
| the streets Justice DOM fined him 81 So
While the law under which Officer Harroye
was hned may be proper one, We presume ther
| s no city In the MON so badly provided wit
| hftchlnS posts, and, a CONSEQUENCE we ever
| day and almost every hour Of the day see som
runaway horse dashing through the streets wit
vehicle attached Carrying destruction In its tract
Country people, particularly, who come TO the Gil
\ TO do business, are loud in their complaints of Nh
lmposslGllLty OF securing their horses on on
| streets 10 nne them, under present circun
stances Is really to force them to 90 to other cite
| to do their business.
THE EXHIBITION OF rHR WARRINGTON SEIEc
SCHOOL Samuel Kelly, Principal at the Smtt
| sonian Institution, last night was attended Inv
large, Interested, and 1--WE are sure) gratitie
audience After some exceedingly creditable d,
| carnations recltations, and other exercises a di
| ulpntioh oil the following medals aud premium
were made In appropriate terms by Rev Dr. Cole
fnst honor Of the School to the scholar who ha
exGsled In conduct ,pnnctuality and studies.
gold medal 10 Edward j. Schall silver med
| and premium to the frat and second scholar 3,
ceiling In each class respectively.
| sNLAss- MEDAL PREMIUM
| l. SuISe yiuPt George Tat, Va, " sell
| D. GsCnetry, VIM. A. ssehsI (,.o IT,,
| l. Algebrd, l. NJ n Y.,ta.n d., r.,
| Algebra, Wa Il Reed IL n q FL
4 J. I1ih, Henry c. Bates, Geo W Norl.rk
4 = LATIN John G.. Over, AIs,,pt.r
| I. Elocuton, Ti.os T. McCr,w w., "a q i''i