Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-12

Dese DeIi Ciuo, LOT me oepeft Of St. Peters
Paroenlai school, takes place on Monday next
The steamer Arrow leaves for Mount vernon
every morning al 10 o'clock
NEW RAILWAY ARRANGKMRNrs-ys,g York
.nd n9sairston Trarel.-The trough trains be-
tween washington and New York and Wash
lneton and philadelphia, under the manage
ment of Mr.. W. y. Smith formerly OF the Bal
unoEe and Ohio Railroad, will be run under a
new scnedule, beginning tomorrow. The
time VIII be quickened materially, the morning
express making the run through between
washington and CORTLAND Ferry, in each di-
recuon, In eight hours and fifteen minutes, and
the might train in less than nine hours. The
night trains will start from each end at p. m
instead OF Z, and reach the opposite end before
a. m. All communications now made at both
termIni will be maintained, while southwardIy
bound passengers leaving Boston by the Shore
line after II a. m. can reich Washington before
O'Clock the following morning. BY the new
schedule much greater facility will be given to
the mails. The day mails from the East will
be due here before p. m, and can be ans wered
departure. thus gaming a day To facilitate
intercourse between Washington and Philadel.
phia, new train is established, drumming in
dspenden,ly OF the New York train;l leaving
Philadelphia AT 11:3D p. m, reaching Washing
ton in advance OF the through night train and
leaving Washington al $40 d. m, and reaching
Pm at ll:2o p. m BY this measure
also the New York and Washin gton night
trains are relieved of the Philadelphia and
Washington baggage and travel, thus enabling
them TO make the greatly improved time pro-
posed. superior equipment IN new cars for
travel. by day and night trains, with special
adaptation, Il now being prepared for this line
The following Is the schedule in detail:
1880 noon, New York time,) aud ID m arrlye
at Washington at ass, 10 ID. m. baltimore time)
and SIS a. m. Leave Philadelphia at 40 p.
NorthIcGrd.-Lsave Washington at 8 a. m,
1910 noon, Baltimore time,) and ID. m:
arrive in New York at AS p. m, TO- 10 D. M
Na~ rtxuA a n nd
ington for Philadelphia at 54Op. m and arrive
IN Philadelphia at L. 25 p. IN.
Leave Washington at S.l5 p. m. for Balti-
more and the West, on which the Western
mails will be sent, except such as may be dis
patched by the 40 p. m. train for Baltimore
or the 80 p. m. tram. which will be run for
York of Philadelphia travel. No Baltimore
mail whatever shall be put upon this night
train for New York. and no New York mail
from Philadelphia shall be put on this train
Ihe contemplated expedition demands every
moment of time.
Mr.. Wilson. master OF transportation of the
Baltimore and Ohio road, will run his trains
ON the Washington branch as follows:-Leave
Washington at and a. m, 12-3O, S, i:2O, $40,
So and Q p. m Baltimore, 3:45, 4:3l, = $40 a
m, 1879, $40. 40. and s:25 p. m The asa a.
m. and $40 p. m. trains from Baltimore and
thec a. m. and p. m. trAins from Washington
are for New York passengers exclusive
MI Smith says: The a. m. north from
Was hlngton and SD p m. south from Bal.i-
more are our day express TO and from New
York, and not To be stopped at any point be-
tween Baltimore and Washington, or at any
other more local point, for the receipt or
delivery of mails that can be carried by any
other train, their time will be much short
ened, and the transfer in Baltimore so greatly
run between Camden street Baltimore, and
washington" Elegant new cars with all the
modern improvements have been built ex-
pressly for through trains, the first Of which
viii leave tomorrow night.
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Police ITEMs.-First Precinct Mary
johnson, disorderIy; fined $3.50
Second Precinct daniel Stewart, threats:
security for peace Timothy Doyle, disorder
Iy hned -. Mary Sanders, do; do. Lewis
Williams. do. fined %.
Fourth Precinct bernard Payne, disorder
ly; fined 80. Martha Fletcher, do: 50 Stuard
Durham, do; do. Susan Baker, petit larceny:
bail for court Thos. Angel, threats; Jail in
default of security.
Fifth Precinct;-Frank Harrison, disorderly;
lined :. Kate Brown, do; do. Wesley John
son, do; fined s. Elizabeth johnson, do; do.
Lucinda johnson. do; fined -. Chas Walker,
do do. Chas- McGraw, drunk and disorder
iy; lined 50 Elizabeth Johnson, threats; secu-
rlty 20 keep the peace. Lucinda johnson, do;
for court. Fannie Walker, Sarah Smith, Mary
johnson, Florence Reed, leading lite Of prosti-
tuition.
Sixth Precinct:-wm Hackett, petit lar.
horse 10 tree; fined IS. Alice Groves, disor-
derby; fined 81 Maurice Dickens, de-; fined 3D.
ccNeutH frcSncl--LOuls BOuelQ, drunk and
disorderly; fined IS. Helen T.. Walton, do:
fined So Catherine Hess, drunk; workhouse
Daniel Mcintosh. do; fined As. Edward
Myers. petit larceny: locked up six hours
fatrIek F1z, assault and battery; do. three
hours.
Eighth Precinct - Mary Harris, vagrant;
workhouse. Thomas Wilson. disorderly; do.
Mary Rivers, entlcIng prostitution: do.
Sanitary Company:-Thomas DUNCAN, yie-
laiing cow law: fined SIS. Jacob Roth and
John Balm, selling liquor on Sunday; fined
SSoi appealed 10 court
INDUSTRIAL HOME SCHooL.-At the regular
monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of
The Industrial Home School, the designations
OF Mrs A h Browne, chairman of the ex-
ecutIve committee, and Mr.. A. h. Browne, as
treasurer pro tSn. were received and accepted,
and a vote Of thanks was rendered them for
Their past services Mr.. Hitz, Deputy Solicitor,
reported that the Treasury department had
been canvassed, with the exception of two bu-
Ieaus, for subscriptions, and about $3.50 had
other sources. Mr.. ii. w. Blackford. from the
GeOrgetoWn Auxiliary School, reported the
receipts during the month of August Were
S'e.lt, and the expenses S77.62, leaving a bal
ance OF Il cents. resolution was adopted
q. that special committee of three be appointed
TO draw up and circulate an appeal, and make
All reasonable efforts 10 obtain contributions of
money, provisions. groceries and clothing. and
Whatever else may aid in making comfortable
and happy the destitute and vagrant children
OF thlS city," The meeting then ad journed.
BITTEN EY A MAD DoG.-Yesterday morning
n son OF Thomas NJ. Fugett, residing on Sd
street east, near the navy yard, was severely
bitten by mad dog. The dog seized hold Of
The little fellow by the hand as he passed along
and tore the flesh IN a horrible manner The
boy mar aged 10 release himself, ana was taken
nome oy some persons passing, whilst others
procured pistols and endeavored to she OF the
dog. The animal, after dropping the bow,
selfed hold Of a cat and literally deyoured the
poor feline Whilst he was doing this he Was
dispatched by a shot from a revolver. DR. Il
Thompson was called upon to dress the
wounds Of the boy, which he found TO be of a
serious nature. He at once cut away all the
Loose flesh banging TO the hand, and burned the
wound with eaustie applications. Shortly az
ter leaving the residence of Mr.. Fugett DR.
Thompson was called upon by a colored man
who stated that he had been bitten in the foot
by a mad dog, which was in all probability the
same animal. The doctor applied similar rem
eules as in the case of young Fugett. and IL il
hoped that nothing more serious will result
INDIANA STATE AssOCIATIoS-This asso-
cation held meeting last evening at the ONCE
OF Messrs CrIttenden and Edwards, Corner 9th
sleet and louisiana avenue, Captain f. E.
Nes- IN the chair. and IL. e.. RAY secretary
SeVeral mem bers signed the constitution Mr.
Murray, from the executive committee report-
cd that the committee had addressed a letter IN
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad agent in Raj
tImore, and had received no reply; also, that
they had conferred with the agent in this CITY
OF the Pennsylvania Central raIroad who had
informed them that he would issue round trim
tickets as follows: Chicago, s22; Indianapolis
at