Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-16
CenGlas,ssd Locals.


Fr~U1 =. Z. Parker We have GOdey's Lacy 9
RooI for November.
\ f,I-e a.arm OF FIRE was rung in from box az
80 eUgi~e H1->"l a 31t ! O'Clock today.
SI,lruSfon s.-r.is u the GALAXY Frank L>sfis'-
J0Is's klISstIS and DsszaTss''s Mirror # FsfkioH
a. fuT Move TbeT.
OF the AgT iCultu-si department. and her dso Oh
r'r are about 30 leave Washington to re;oin The
Doctor AZ NeddO, Japan.
Tie FTeGgTIcE y J." county fair opened yes
tCrday. AMI the military from this city acted
much attention. The iRGa- IL will visit the fair
To- morrow.
TIE second t-i4l Of Fanny Hyde for the ggr-
der ot Jorge ". v aeon, IL Braoklvu. has been
postl oUed until NCvemJer, in sOnse luence ct
The sickness of III defendant and Ior counsel.
Tie former g ~ ne CITY
At. meeting Il republicans or the nth d.
trCt isst night fNe following CON - ttee of three
wa al r.ItcL - cvIssElt VI sIHi-laT commit
tesS "A the Itth and l-,I districts "a regard 20 a
gen raj -erCUaS-- " (. S.4.c- Z. G. Smith ami
ArH-tead.
lie southern republican association last
eve ~ e.,ct'd dte follow officers Gen. a.
RutirIi, ri, Of =. c.. president; PHIL. Z. Moats
que, OF ". Va treasurer. CAaS- I. Cotton, OF
S.. serrs- 8ry- David L. Git, OF Ark,
s,sls"i secIetary; Gas. hSIphy, OF v. Va
tt. photo -rsYhsT- Of this CITY last eTening
effected a permanent organization under the
title u The Photographs Associations f the Dis
tI4Ct Of Columbia A Constitution and bylaws
were adopted, aGd the following officers we're
elected % serve Ter one wear. r y. Ward. pFSri-
dent. Julius IKE, vice president: r. y. PrI-
an recording secretary g. n Bell. corTeE-
lending secretary, - l.. johnson, treasurer.
Baard of fire Com1e issiGners
INvEsIIsaTING CHARGES AGAINST FIRENEy.
Al the meeting Of the board OF TIE commits
siOueTs last night several members OF the de-
paItmeut were tried on charges preferred
against them The fret case called WEs that OF
james y. & Tbn, OF No. engine com any. (Of
GeorgetOwn-l charged Sith having been drunk
on the 2lst al September. and also being disre-
sTeCtful 10 EiE superior Office. He plead guilty,
and the board Jim posed Gne of so, aud after
considerable oSSate, in which il was stated that
she offender hEI been suspended on the sd Of
September. anS would thereby, under the rules,
lore 80 in addr .On 20 the fne, a motion vas
adopted that he - Teinstatej from the date Of
suspension.
sir. james CIezeland. OF No. compsns
charged with iutON. alton. was next aTTalgnsG,
AM ne witness testified that he unable to
wake Cleveland up. The further hearing OF
the Cao1 was POST pOae.t.
The ease OF VIM. Psimer, of No company.
Chsl Sed With in-Os iC&fiOn, was next called ami
he pied guilty. Mr.. Booker offered A reSOlu-
ti,I iH.!osiTga fine O. 80. Mr.. McDevitt said
he could Eot vote 20 parish man for what
Others are allowed 20 10 Eith ImPuniry. II was
VEL know t.at two OF tEe comprehensive. ,
and are IL a Jeu0ral5ZeS condition. aud this
condition WsS owing 20 >OI.a men being allowed
20 10 as they pleased She resolution Of Dir.
BCcker was ~Oled down, ans tine Of 81
imposed
Mr McDevitt Oferp,! a resolution, which was
sdCuted- That ~ foreman shall! BE absent from
hi command EC-e than two dave and nights in
any one week, and il any shall so absent him
sell without permission OF the chief engineer,
OF, u his absence, the assistant CHEZ. shall be
guilty Of gross neglect Of duty and s.. ject to a
me OF dismissal.
Mr.. Bailey said that grave charges had been
maCC, and lie hoped that they would be inQ uired
into. He had brought charges against mem
Der, but owing TO some f2yOritism it seeEed
impossible TO get the party before the board. IL
Wa true that the fOreren were away from tie
engiTe-hOuses more than they ought TO be. He
had seen fOremen on the streets at all times;
Hurdle and GOss sometimes going to dog tights
together. The only foreman he never saw alb
sent from his post was Mr.. Lowe, of Nos.
Mr.. NcIbevitt wished 10 understood that As
serious az the charges seemed 20 be he vas pre-
pared 10 prove them. and he made them not
only IN the interest OF the citizens but OF the
men themselves.
br. Booker presented an application from
Frank Herbert for a Position In No. 5 company.
Mt. Smith moved that The board investigate
the management OF No. = I'D No. ) Dgine COM
Psnits; adopted.
WAY TO Do 1.-THE Journalists of the
Row, with the inventive genius peculiar 10 the
profession have set up new way OF paying old
or rev debts Of the class known election
wagons. The way how 10 do il Was shown at a
little gathering Al the World Office last night
A I, - weeks previous 20 the PENNSYLVANIA cleo
tor bets we're made between Messrs y. P.
FC'tv, ID. &. FOTDey,,l NaCIsTland, II. j. Rams
dell and DT. Hayes, on the election of Governor
OF Tie Keystone state. Tie understanding
was hat the bets were 10 be paid At the Wash
A
Tue me- aPlOinted-S O'clOCk-all the . bows in
the Row. we're assembled. The issue Of the
bet was that ID. e. FCrHey, OF the SUNDAY
ChTlaicls should pay Tor d basket III champagne
y NaciaTland should paw for the lunch, and
DT. Hayes should pay for the cigars. The entire
bet was paid on sight, and the boys had good
tine; the losers sesming to enjoy the affair with
a. much ZeSt a. the receivers.
A DINNER To STANLEY PROPOSED.
Towards the end OF the entertainment a
proftsiiion was male that dinner be given 10
Stanley, Ct the New IOrk Herald. the discoverer
OF Dr. Livingstone. John p. Foley was chosen
chairman, and the following committee was
selected TO take charge of the affair and make
ali the necessary arrangemenrs: Geo. Alfred
Tow nsend, l.. a. GObTight III. W. Clark, Geo
W. Adams, II. y. Ramsdell, e.. =. Moves, j.
MaCfaTlaEd. NJ. W. Barr, W. W. worCien, D. G..
Forpey, ID X Mckee, l. q. Washington and j.
". knOwltOn.
SHOOTING AFFRAY IN A LIQCOR STORE
About O'Clock this afternoon q difficulty oc-
CURED st HeDaults wine and liquor store, cor
neT of 9Th and ID streets, beteeen Geo Henault
son of the proprietor. and George W. williams
clerk In one OF the departments, in which sew
eTal blows were struck During the melee He
nault drew pistol and fred two shots at Will
hams, neither Of which took effect. Officers
ROderiek and Oliver, who were near by at the
time. took both parties INTO custody, and carried
them 20 the central gusrdhouse. followed BY a
large crowd. Both parties bore marks from the
renContre. in the shape or cut ana bloody faces
Williams explanation IL 20 the effect that he
vert into Henarlt's saloon, and in the course OF
conversation with George Henault. whom he
mas knOWn Tor some time, passed some remark,
NJ which Henault took offence, saying % am a
better man than yOu.'' at the same time striking
him. y fight then took place, during which
Herault fred two shots. As stated above. Young
Heuault l. the person who shot and killed wm
MacAey, on street, between 10Th and 18th
streets, year OF two ago. Ii will be remem-
bered that on III 1t occasion he was &c Iuitted on
r. ground Of Justification The father of He
nault went 70 Judge Smell, of the Police Court
a."rt : O'Clock. and gave bail in the sum of
SEQ for his sons app 'arance.
TIE NATIONAL COURSE RACEs.-The second
CAV yesterday Of the District Citizens Horse
Far. at tie NatiO' a Race Course, was well
s'ttndvd For tie hr>t race, $500 purse so
10 INST so 20 second, and $50 TO third horse the
ioi0Wiug entries were made BY Chris. Hop
Ter, Belle OF Gettysburg; John +. Price, Sleepy
I,~t; and by Allen DOrsey, Maggie Duvsli.
lie Three straight heats were won by Belle or
Getiy>hurg, Sleepy Dan coming in second.
lime, 2i>E 252 and . a. A harness race
Ter iOur- wear old colts next came off. siDO prize,
i.r which were entered:-By Chris. Hopper,
black colt Dan; by Harry Hill, kOssuth colt;
Tie former winning in 5 pa 3Iia and SIG.
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