Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-29
Excursions. PicntcS. DC.

TO Master Harry E. Jefferson.
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Excursions, Picnfcs. DC.
PISET PoINT:-The Charlotte Vanderbilt
viii make a trip TO PREY Point and Point
Ii Dkout tomorrow evening at $50 O'Clock
returning at a. m. Monday.
The CoCKADE CITY Will give another ex-
cursion down the river on Sunday ri terdoon
at O'Clock, remaining five hours on the
water Fare &c
NORFOLK AND THE CAPEs-The Jane
MoSeley will TO morrow evening at O'Clock
Leave for her delis Sinful excursion to Piney
Point, Fort Monroe, Norfolk and the Cane l.
Fare TO Piney Point 50 other points 81.
POINT LOOKOUT-The Sue VIII leave the
9TH street wharf at p m. to morrow for her
regular weekly trip TO Pi1ey Point, Mar
shail's ard Point Lookout. All the accom-
mOdatiOns are said to be frst-cla5s. Fare ior
he trip -
SUNDAY ExCURsIoNs.-The Lady Of the
LAX VIII give an excursion Sunday after
room 3 halfpast O'Clock forty miles down
The river and return, landing at GlymC IT.
leave lur trip twenty five miles down the
riv % Round trip 25c.
THE MATTANO leaves every Sunday at
so T. M. for trip down the river TO Mar
shall hall, returning at $50 D. m.
THE HLFNASpRIA FERRY BOATS offer
indUc'Ir ei.iS for a nice ride OF the water At
prices to suit the times.
THE BOARD OF METROPOLITAN Police
met 'aSt night, all The members present. a
note was received from tie District Com
mission frs' office. tHclOsiry an opinion of
General E-Hey. attorney Tor the District in
which 10 Is stated That 10 IS the duty Of the
major OF police, or some of his officers, TO
serve all processes Issued in District cases
and to c0'leci fines in such cases according
10 sections ICES and 1OtG of the Revised
statutes for the District of Columbia; that
the deputy marshal, who has been perforrn-
Ing the duties, could not De held responsible,
and recommended that the police boarl be
requested to detail an officer 10 perform these
duties prescribed by law. The subject was
Iald over for consideration. In the case of
o. H.
Ter against Officer Lewis of the first pre-
clnet- Captain Brock reported that in his
opinion hat officer had ed discreetly and
Inc charges were dismissed. The report of
Major Richards in relation to the charges
against Officer Breen, prefer by A. Ross
was read, af'er whlca the charges were dis
missed. After discussion in relation to
HE Opposition of the report of the board of
surgeons, submitted several weeks ago as
10 Ihe physical ability of about twenty Off
GERS, Mr.: BrittOn submitted a proposition
Ihat rule should be adopted allowing a GER
tain number of days IN the year for sick
ness, during which officers should receive
pay, and that for all additional days thew
should lose their pay. The subject was con-
IlnG:d Tor further consideration. A state.
ment from David Burroughs, complaining
of rude treatment he had re eived from Off.
Ger Joseph Harper, was referred TO Major
nlcha!q>, an aDD'ice.:ii00n was res;a from
:; m H. squires for The position of property
cierk. MI Gatchell offered q resolution,
which was adopted, that hereafter no appli-
cation for liquor license will be considered
by this board until the applicant shall first
nave procured the certificate of the assessor
OF taxes in the district where the proposed
bar is 10 be located TO the effect that the re-
CURED permission OF the property holders
and residents has Feen obtained II has
been the practice of the board TO act upon
HE report ofthe lieutenant Of the precincf.l
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-J.G g.. Waters
10 David c. Gr5ysOn. part 50, square SIS:
$500. Isaac Wetherell 10 j. Joseph Az
bright; Part 3, square ~; 5000. q G. Brad
~ - AL ~ -
James Barry to Cynthia S. K Barry, part p,
SQUARE 81; - Coo W. .. DennisOn TO Ruth
I. DennisoD. part le and subs. 50. 81 and So
sGG$T. -yi' ~J--55- Frank F.. Middleton To
Il. Hanna, sub. >. square PSI; sos. F.
Nh!te 20 Sarah y. Wright, W. 3 sub. 80,
square -; S!,5O. James Hender on 70
Nattngly, trustee. to II. Kilbourn and
j r OlmstCad. subs 81 10 3, square ISt:
: ~ =. :. A. Terry 10 J. c. Wilson, sub.
"A VI. Kelly. subs. l. To -, square iJ2; -. 2s5
Mary Sanders to Henry Raoe sub. a saua1e
III, $50 j III: Cook, trustee. to Commits
Si.l50. Sallie f. VI. Fee to c. F. f. Rosen,
Nal. lot II, square 81; S1,5.5. r w Bates
10 ID: i: Croft, subs. i6, So to 81 and -, square
NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE
Several gentlemen met last night at the old
SeatOn residence on f. street 10 revive tho
organization known as the National Indus
trial Institute. The purposes of this assOcIa-
lion lion are me establishment of schools in this
District; for the reception OF pupils of merit
NO.. all parts of the United States to be edu-
Gated in The higher forms Of education. and
sustained by their labor In model work.
e.ops and On Model farm to be provided
therefor, and to fit and prepare such as may
evince aptitude, to become teachers In con-
sequence OF the small number present no
action was taken, but al the next meeting
plans Will be submitted and subscriptions
received.
TIE CoSsTABLEs of the District of CO.
iuinoia are being notified that their bonds
will not be approved by the clerk OF the Su-
preine Court, unless each bondsman makes
affidavit THAT he is the owner in fee simple
of unineumbered real estate situated I'm the
District Of Columbia, of the cash value of at
least five thousand dollars" This is in ac-
cordaUce with a recent amendment to the
rules adopted by the Court in General Term
The enforcement of this rule together with
Inc contemplated suits on tie bonds of seve-
raj delDquents (some by the justices with
whom they have been doing business) will
do much towards improving the reputation
OF the constabulary OF the District-a con-
summation deyonLly 10 be wished.
THE BODY OF Mr.. WELLINGTON BROWN,
who was drowned IN The river at Marshall
Hail, ednesday night by accidentally fall
3ng rom the deck ofthe steamer ROW into
he water, was found yesterday morning
s aD1u' thIee feet from where he was seen to
SINK. and brought 10 this city last evening on
lne Arrow On his trip up from Mount Yer
non yesterday. Capt. Hollingshead learned
hndl INC uOuy DaU DCen recovered. and
reaching Alexandria transferred his passen-
gers 70 one of the ferry boats for this city
AND put back to Mar hall Hall for the boiy,
which, On IT'S arrival al the eth street wharf
was turned over TO Henry Lees Sons under
takers, 10 prepare for burial.
BARGAINS THAT ARE BARGAINs-The
large reductions in the price are not from
any fault of the goods, but simply to clio q
out odd lines and sizes and keep our stoctx
new, fresh, inviting. and free from a.. aeon
mutation OF broken suits. h. Robinson *
20, The Boys Clothiers, 900 Pennsylvania
avenue. This is our method OF doing the
tnlng, and buyers OF boys and children's
SlotnlI VIII ind this an opportunity for big
Dafeaihs-
FOURTH OF July ExcURsroN-Make
your arrangements TO 60 to Piney Point
July iih, on the Charlotte Vanderbilt Roat
leave1 on the evening of the Sd ami reaches
nome on the morning of the 5th Special at
fractions and cOnVenienceS for the copofxr,