Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-17
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
ORPHANS CouRr. Judge PtrceH.-This
morning, the will OF the late Robert Beale was
fled tor probate. 1t directs the executors TO
collect the rents. &c, and keep the estate intact
until his children have arrived a. the age of
twenty-one years, and noninates Mary d.
Beale. and his son. Robert M, fwho has de-
ceased since the execution OF the willl Is
executors.
town, was flied and fully proven. II nomi
mates his daughter Catherine and his friends
VIM il. Dunlop and John Marbury, as execu-
tors, and bee ueaths his estate TO his Daughters
his son-in- law, W. X. Wood ward. for has
daughter, as one OF the executors.
The will Of Martins X. WoolIey, bequeathing
her property TO her sister, II. A. RubendaIe of
For Wayne, Ind. and nominating Henry
Whitehall as executor. was filed and fully
proven
John Kelly, OF New York. one OF The eva.
utors named in the will of the late Jacob Low
enthal. renounced the right 20 the appoint
ment, and letters testamentary We're iss ued To
j. Is. hutchinson; bond $4,000.
Letters OF admin tration were issued 10
Martha Burke. on the estate of John Burke,
bond 81, OO0.
Mary Z. keefs wa. appointed guardian to
the orphan OF Robert Devereux; bond $50
The frst and final accounts OF the admins.
traitor Of the estate of j. n. Roberts and the
executors OF Mary l.. Allen, were approved
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WEDDING IN HIsH LIpK-T. s. Brennan.
Esq, and Jane, eldest daughter OF r. McGin-
mss, Esq, both of New York, were, on the l3th
instant, united in the holy bonds Of wedlock.
according to the rites of the Roman (,arboIic
Church. The bridal party accompanying the
anything Of the kind witnessed on similar oc
casions. even in that locality. Ii comnrised
some four hundred carriage, brilliantly
equipped, ana bearing some Of the most distin-
euished and fashionable of the citizens of New
YORK city. The ceremonies of the church were
administered in all the grandeur of the Roman
Inusl, ana concluded by solemn exhortation
on the part of the officiating clergyman bearing
on the sanctty and responsibilities of the mar
rlmoniai state. The bridal party hen returned
10 the residence Of the bride, on I'D street and
&tn avenue, where series OF sumptuous dim
ners and entertainments were continued for
several days, and at which no less than three
hundred guests partook Of all the delicacies of
the season. We understand the happy connie
10 have been presented with many and costly
bridal presents. some valued at from four 70
rye thousand dollars each. The party imme-
the quests of , On ssaS, Tp and
laie Deputy Marshal OF this District.
LIVELY TINE AT TIE LONE STAR-Iasr
night, as officers Ray and Hill Were passing
about in the vicinity OF 18th and e. streets. in
the Second Ward, they hearu a petse ike a
neht going on, and traced it to a weIl-knowR
rancho on o, between llth and 18th streets
called the Lone Star restaurant Thew made
descent upon the eeta blish ment and captu red
ssxU: :. soldiers, a white female named Eliza
The party was taken to the Central Guard
mouse, and this morning were fined by Justice
Morseli IN sums ranging from fifty cents to We
collars, aeeoLdinE to the behavior Of the pri-
eoners and their ability 70 pay. The male
companions OF the females being short of unds
the latter paid the fines.
TEMPERANCE ERsARY-Last evening.
Howard Division. No. 2, sons Of Temperance
celebrated its first anniversary at Odd Fellows,
Hail, which was crowded 10 OVERLOOKING The
the opening address was made by Charies w.
Hill, r. ". p +, in the course of which he stated
tnat there was now over coo members OF the di.
vision: Addresses were alss delivered by MIR.
John s. Poler, General Howard and Professor
Drew. poem was also read by Mr. Hit
Music, vocal and Instrumental, by MrF N,
Clarke and Mr.. j. M. Duncan. MISS G on valves.
Misses EberiIne, Miss Clara Babcock, Jennie
Coon and Edna Judd, added much 10 the in.
tersst OF the meeting.
SUPPOSED AFOREMENTIONED a coI
ored man reported TO the police OF the Seyenth
Ward that dead infant had been fouad in a
nrivy box on the premises of Mary Jane
Wright. The child was supposed TO have been
placed there the night before. Onicer James
took the corpse to the station .house
Coroner Wood ward held an inquest on the
babe was q white male nfaut, newly born and
bro ught In verdict that IL had come TO ats
death by the hands OF its mother, 10 them
unknown.
REMoyED.-The ONCE Of the Chief Engineer
Of the department of the Interior, Brevet Brig.
adler General j. II. Simpson. IT, - A has
been removed from its old location on q street
To a room IN the Patent Office Building. oppo
site the office Of Assistant Secretary Otto. In
rev Gays II viii be permanently fixed in Room
3e,.on the same floor. =
FOR iHE WoRKHoUeR.--Last night officers
Caihoan, Fifield and Crump, OF the First
Ward, paid an omciaI visit to q dsorderiy vi.
entity in that ward, known a. the Brick kiln.
sho arrested Jane Brown, Emma jackson,
MARIA Payne, and Sarah johnson, all coiored.
for dieorderly conduct. Justice Drury com.
mitted all to the workhouse.
GRAND LARCESY.-rhis morniup oficer
Crump. OF the First Ward. arrested Chas par
.ker, colored, upon charge OF stealing sundry
a at OF clothing. the property OF Margaret
covered, and the prisoner was sent to iaii for
court by Justice Drury.
'CPARGR OF FALsR PRErKNCEs.-Yesterdav
Charles n. Steele and VIM. H Gard uer xrere
arrested BY odicer w. II. Evans. of the Seventh
Nsro, upon q charge Of obtaining money bv
faise representations. They were taken before
Justice Handy, who held the case for a tinai
bearing. 30
SQHAReEs DISMISSED = The two charges
aeeinst D. T. Seitx, Of obtaining goods nv faise
fefefpses from Meesrs. Harper & MitcheiI-
NV eeen dismissed BY the grand jury.
RxA1 ESTATE SALR-Greeu A W,,,;sms
aucfieneers. sold q twe-story frame dwsiIinS
an0 iot on 13x street. between & And n ncr,be
20 WIN. Rutherford, for &S,SO0 ul IA -s'-~,i