Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-11
The Rohx-snafcners

THE PRISONERS IN JAIL AND TIE BODIES
Turned OVER TO FRIENDS OF THE DE-
The two bodies of coIorsd females discovered
at the 3. & q. K. K. DEPOT yesterday, packed in
FaWGu<t il dry goods box, which vas marked
fer shipment 70 Cincinnati, Ohio as stated cir
substantially in The STAR of last evening
were identified at the 7tb precinct station-houSe
yesterday aft5rnOOn-OEe a. tue bOdYOf Ellen
keitOn, buried Oh Sunday at Bscket's huryi02
ground, and the other as the remains Of HaF-
net Taylor. buried on the same day at the same
ground. The bodies were transferred to cOfi as
and turned over 60 their friends for re-buriai.
BODY sNATCHING TOOLS.
In the house OF Percy and Maud Brown has
been found a complete Outht OF tools and mate
Tlal for reSuIIecting purposes, consisting of
shOvels. picks, bags, boxes, sawdust, screw dri-
y6Ts, &c., together with a large number OF
serouos, slippers, and articles supposed to have
been taken from dead bodies.
The PRISONERS
were AT IN the deck Of the Police Court this
morning. Christian Is q rather geUteel looking
young man and well dressed. Percy and MAID
Brown are m5auly dressed, and TIE counter
aIces o. both are anything but prepossessirg.
SENT TO JAIL.
A warrant has been made out CHARGING then,
With ES moving two dead bodies from Bscket's
cemetery. Mr.. Gloss asked a pUstpOnernent OF
the hearing, as be was net quite ready, and
that the prisoners be committed 20 jail; so or
deTed. Christian Was recently pardOned out o.
jail, after having nearly served out a term for
The san5 crime as that now charged. His denies
having hsd anything 70 do with this case but
says he had called GIOn the Browns when the
ofiCeIs entered aId arrested them al.
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TIE MASONIC Mutual RELIEF AssoCIA-
TICS held their sixth annual meeting last night
at the Temple, very large number of the
members beng present, with the president
Mr.. Robert Ball, in the chair. The annual re-
port OF the secretary, Mr. Alexander Gardner
was submitted. giving q history of the opera
tons OF the association since its organ ZatiOu ig
1etS. of the $50 members enrolled since the
organization, 8 bsvs died, resigned and I6s
have been dropped for non payment, leaving On
the rolls 10 good standing ,343 members. The
association has paid all claims promptly not
withdrawing drawbacks have been encOun-
tered The average amount paid ID the asso
Grafton by those WHO have died is about S26 33E
and the average amount paid to the bsnencis-
Ties u, 1926. The average age Of those who
have died IS il.2-l2 years. The average cost per
member for expenses in carrying on the assO-
citation Per year has been q fraction less than GJ
cents. The total income from the OryanFz atfOn
20 September 80, 1874, has been SIC. 9ss IS, and
the amount paid 10 benefcisries S61,7SS The
boaTd Of directors were reelected last night as
follows: w. II. Goods, Alexander Gardner.
Robert Ball, John Evely, Thomas DoWlIng
Thomas /. Gardner, Edward FitZki, s. F. Gill
j. \. Foss. George b. Clark, T. Il. CamrbeIl
j. T.. Crump, j. NJ. Jewell, John A Stewart
y. ID. LarneT. Allison Nail0r, IT,, II. s. Bur
IOughs, >. y. Thorn, j. b. Ruff and b. F.
French. There are two vacancies to be filed
81 the next meeting.