Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-25
NATIONAL.

Marin, r.....-a StudIey, r. 1......2 ,
e. Hunt, c. t...-..3 Brainard p.....s 3
Total......e4 81 Total ,, %
RUNS IN EACH INNINGS
Mutual. .......-...... ) II 3 | 1-27
National -........... 3 90 6 90
Bases on hits-Mutual. ~; National II.
Bases on balls-MutnaI, , times. bases: Ma
t,onal > times. , bases Home rups-Pike. ,.
Halted, /: Wright, I. Struck out-T'letcher, l.
JURY DgAwS.-lt will be remembered that
when the trial of John IL. Surratt. indie led for
the murder OF the late President Lincoln was
called in June last, and the District Attorney
CHALLENGED the array OF the panel Of criminal
jurors, the Conf: decided that the law had not
been carried into effect and they were dis.
charged. The Jury box was refilled by the
proper officers: Messrs. Bos we'll, Register OF
Washington; Laird, clerk Of GEORGETOWN, and
shortly after the decision, and yesterday the
first Sc or jurors was drawn from the renlled
box for the November term OF the Circuit
Court 10 be held BY Chief Justice Cartier, on
]. &. Lewis, county r frederick Strombureer,
9Th ward; Patrick McMelty, ith ward: VIM.
Hickey, lr, county; Jas. +. Young. I'd ward;
ley, GEORGETOWN; Joseph s. Tucker, 9th ward;
Chase, l-, ward: T. M Ghapin 4th ward;
Cieorgetown; James PilliHR. county; James J.
Barrett, Georgetown ". b. Lacey. county;
VIM Link ns. LIST ward: Il Williams, county;
SOD. 9th ward; John Douglas. county: Thona.
PROXY. Gporretowp; VIM. Wetzel, county;
Charles h. Anderson, ith ward; Edward
Browning, 9th ward: Nelson Isdell. 9th ward
THE HARBoR MAsrER-It appears that
manv persons have an impression that the
opinion given by Judge Wyle lin the Court in
General Term yesterday in the case OF Barnes
sgt the Corporation OF Washington. has the
effect to abolish that office: but such is not the
case. The only question IN controversy was
the Legality OF collecting harbor tses which the
Court construed 10 be the levying Of ties on
tonnage. The law provided that from these
fees the harbor master should be paid, and
the Court having decided against the Corpora
ton some other provision will have to be made
rs 10 HE salary. The offc Is one Of necessity
on account OF the increased amount Of CON-
mel ce and the narrow anchorage on the city
front, and many OF the river men and persons
doing business about the wharyes would
greatly regret the abolition of the Office.
The WASHINGTON THEATRE-The woskgof
ing, owned by Mr.. l.. Carusi, on the corner of
18th and streets. Is progressing finely. IL 10
being thoroughly renovated, TO be used as
hall and lecture room. The Improvement will
cost from $500 to Sl0,WQ. The carpenter
work is being done by Mr.. Clarke, the plaster
ing by MI. Thompson, and the plumbing by
Mr. Scheifiey. The improvement will be fin
shed by the middle of the coming month, when
Mr.. Oarusi Will give a grand lsves in bis then
spacious hall. This old structure was erected
in the year iSf: was burnt down in 1920 and
rebuilt In 1892, and was for q long time the only
building used as = theatre in Washington.
ARREsEHp-Henry Nailor, a young man
aboe; rs years of age, waa arrested yesterday
OF having been concerned in the dinlculty IN
Baltimore on Tuesday which resulted 10 the
killing Of Elisha Brady. Majors own admits.
siops caused his arrest He admits that he
N va IN n Z he
halyards. The detectives held him In custody
at police headquarters aud tslssraphed TO
Baltimore to know bow they shall dispose Of
him. A dispatch in answer stated that the
Baltimore anfhoYities wantsd q man named
Taylor. He viii Be held for reqnisit,Or.
MATRINoMIAL.-At7 o'clock last evening, q
Chorch Capitol Hill, to witness the nuptlals
OF Mr.. Robert II. Mitchell, tho genIlemanly
head clerk OF Jos. Shillington. Esq. book
seller, 70 MISS Marcia e. Melcher, the leader
OF ST. Peters choir The groomsman was MP.
Frank Flefsbsil and the bridesmaid M,ss Mary
Melchsr, sister OIL the bride. Rev, Father
Boyle, OF 81. Peters; performed tho ceremony,
couple; after which. they received the con.
sraluiations of many friends. 5..y
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PUBLIC MEETING OF THB BEIcKLAYERs
UYIoK.-Last evening, the first public meet.
ing or BYicklayers Union, No. l, was held At
Trades Union Hall. fcsrner Of s'h and T. sts,)
70 neof actresses OF memDef8 OF the WORKING.
mems Assembly. which was presided over by
the President OF the Union, Mr.. Walter b.
Dodeon. Addresses were made by Meesrs. J.
q. Q. Whaley, President Labor Congress; A.
T. Cayis, PresIdent WorkinKmen's Assembly,
and VIM. Boron. of the Sixth Ward.
THE YACHT CLUB.-A meeting OF the Wash.
ingion Yacht Club was held At 0orbutts Hall,
corner Of sth and E streets, last evening, when
the constitution was read ana adopted, one
clause Of which provides for dinner 70 be
given on the 9Th day OF July Of each succeed.
Ing year, and that plates shall be set upon
each occasion for all the original memb ers
the death Of q member to be noted BY his plate
being turned down and his chair turned up.
The meeting adjourned at an early hour.
DIeoRDlRLY HoMK.-Ohloea Ann Batter.
coIored, wes arrested yesterday afternoon by
oficer ]. b. Wilson, and taken before ] astlce
John +. O. Ciark.t TO answer the chafra OF
Keeping 3 bawdy house in an urdsr Bay {"
The charge was fully sustained, aad the &C.
crsed held to bail In the sun Of $500 for her
appearance before court, The prosec utinS
witness being non resident, was placed un.
der bail in the sum OF $500, 20 secure her a. /.
pearapce at lhe same time tft@ sa9t
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SALE or REAL EsrArE.--Ae.srs. Cooper Il
Laumer, anctioneerss yestes Gay sold psrt OF
loff I'M m nsaf hafx q /,