Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-26

Fillmore for larceny. Lastly, Thomas White
for profanity. paid IS.
examination On the body OF the dead Infant
found On the vacant lot corner Of Vermont ave
nue. and 18th street yesterday morning as stated
In The STAR last evening. He gave the opinion
that the child was born alive, but the cause OF
death was unknown.
There were to-day tnirty-five warrants served
on dealers In Centre Market for violation Of
license laws OF the District, and the cases will
be called On Wednesday next. at 9 O'Clock. in
the Police Court.
Picnics. Excursions, &c.
buckingham gives another select excursion
to Marshall Hall this evening on the CITY of
washington. The boat will leave at 7.15 and
There will be most excellently arranged
excursion to Blackstone Island August list
next On the Lady OF the Lake. See advt
Inc StauGch and cOmmOdiouS steamer Frances
VIII leave Stephenson's wharf this evening for
Fortress Monroe and the capes, returning via
CIfsfeld and Tangier Sound, arriving at her
WI, wharf N this city at O'Clock, Monday morn
the excursion next Monday Of the Silver Star
Dramatic Club promises to be very pleasant
anair. 1t win be on the Corcoran, which will
leave at a. m. and $50 p. m. for Marshall Hall.
The moonlight excursion OF the Presby terrain
Community Is postponed to August 18th.
The select family excursion, tickets good for
r. depot at 6:20 next Monday. See advt. for
particulars
the washington and Baltimore Excursion
company WIN take party down to Bluff Point
MORROW. The boat Will leave at $50 a. M sharp.
This company Is noted for the excellent arrange
ment OF It's excursions. See advt
The Jane MOSeley leaves next Monday at Sis
2 M, Tor Blackstone Island and Piney Point,
10r grand excursion and hop. The amuse-
menfs win be varied, consisting Of dancing,
readings, and display Of fire works. Excur,
S1on1stS can take the choice of eight hours on
the island or seven hours on the point. Sleep
ing accommodations VIII be free
The Fete Champetre to be given on Monday,
august an, VIII be novel and delightful al air
THE MEADs' Su1CIDE-Remoral of the Body to
Baltimore. esterday, Mr.. George Mead5, OF
Baltimore, came to this city and had the re-
mans OF MS brother, VIM. Il. Meads, who hung
IerIed from the POtterS field and removed to
Baltimore for burial. The money and enects
found on the body were also turned over to him
az Ponee headquarters by the property clerk
Ihe ofncers at headquaI tiers have afforded the
Meao DrotnerS every facility In their power
curing their search for their brother. Detec-
matter his whole attention. and the notice
ambulance was placed at their disposal to con-
Vey them from point to point. The statements
Rnons ,h 10 me baltimore papers TO the effect
that the MeadS family had said that their bro
ther had been foully dealt with In Washing
ION somewhat nettled our police, all OF whom
mao ieit the Hveliest sympathy In the case The
pocket OF the deceased and nothing was miss
1ng, OLD not warrant any suspicion Our police
OmcerS at headquarters were not backward
prise at such publications. Mr.. M. said he re-
GREETED to see IL, as there was no cause for the
lnslnuatlon that there was foul play, and he
s,upp9sea tne rumor had originatedin the fertile
more. 49, O"'''-
nRYna hov hoo
Rose A. Foster to F. w. Pratt, part and IA, so
Rose A. Foster, part and IA, So SIS, and lot So,
Of lot S, So. 40; 5000. L. P. shoemaker to a.
=. Fox, lot Is, so. 1872; $780, W. 81. Fry to David
Tally, lot IS, so. 1856; $500. ]. F. Green to
BSey i to r p nun6 lot n 81 81 o s
:. L. MattiI gly, trustee, to B. o. Keyser, lot U.s.
SO. 4s5; s.. B. .. Keyser to E.W. Anderson, LOT
10, SO. 465; s., $50 ]. F. Olmstead to E. C. Hutch
Fleuden to Maltin Erras. lot 22 of Chichester:
$3.50. ID. P. Hyatt to Ida Weaver, lot las and
part lots las and 159, In Bealls addition to
trustees to NJ Harvey part aq lot II w so ser
x1'g9; J. p Cottren TO a; c; Il. Webster, lot Is,
SUI 81 49, a 81, j. Ra stsltngs to VIM
Georgetown; $. Edward ". Anderson to
Laura Irvine, lot IS, In sub. of SO. 465; S265O.
THE NATIONAL FArR.-At a meeting of the
board or directors OF the National Fair Associa.
Con, yesterday. the application OF the Hortt-
cutlurai society Tor space in which to make an
privileges and buildings for storing feed for the
animals TO be Oh exhibition were awarded 10
Messrs- DrareI salisbury, at 81 per week for
each stall. IL has been deemed neceesary IN
agree upon TIE erection or an additional build
Ing, larger THAI the main hall now in course 0f
construction, and work Will be commenced
next week. 4 large number or exhibitors have
already applied fox space.
A ROW IN A INSTRUMENTATION James
OSnea, rather aged man, went into a reStau-
rant on ~ street s.w. TO get drink, and laying
ten cent piece on the counter, Samuel Mathews
and ChaS. Queenan, two colored rougbs picked
II up, and he charges that they then took a
quarter nom him. and, on his demonstrating
with them, they attacked him, put him out and
struck him with a rock, knocking him down
Mathews claimed that he put him out az the
request or the landlady, because he had whisky
enough, and he showed him down accidentally
Queenan claimed that the Old man chased hin
with knife Ia his hand, and he struck him
Win his hand Fined $40 or 80 days In JAIL
DIVIDING TIE L0Ss-This morning. Robert
SmallwoOd, colored, was charged in the Police
Court with the larceny or coat from his
father, Samuel SmallwOOd. lt Was shown that
the coat, valued at $40, had been sold by Robert
10 ROBERT freedman, a dealer IN second hand
clothes, Tor s2.25, and Robert plead guilty aud
was sentenced TO pay fine or $50 or 80 days In
jan, ana freedman, having license for his
business OF dealing IL second hand clothing,
IL heS itNidCu tiidl the loss SnOui0 be DOruf'
between them, and the officer was directed IN
hand The coat 10 Samuel on his paying slI2H.
GUARDING THE PUBLIC HRALTB.-This MORN
ing, In the Police Count, Mrs Julia Bennett re-
siding on street, between 18th and 18th was
charged With maintaining a nufSance-a filthy
COW yard Several officers OF the health de-
partment and her neighbors testified that the
place was in very bad condition; that the
yard Is 10 by 81 fee., and In IL there are 10 cows
horses and bull Judge Bundy said he would
fiv,0Y dor fha 10
ensure its abatement, S25.
THoRNES SUMNER GARDEN.-TO-n night Miss
Eva Mills, Washingtons favorite prtma donna
appears for the last time previous TO going
north on trip OF recreation. Her many friends
will crowd the garden this evening 10 bid her
bon royage. On Monday evening Mile Blanch
Coreln, from the opera houses OF Paris and
Vienna, q soprano Of wonderful voice. will make
her appearance In an engagement for one week
SEE ADVERTISEMENT OF LOCAL STOCKS, In lots