Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-02
Condensed Locals.

Gen. George A. sheridan, Recorder OF Deeds,
went to South Natick, Mass, Monday night.
having received telegram announcing the
death OF his son Freddie, aged five years, at that
place. While engaged at play the child fell out
OF wagon and was instantly killed.
John NarkrtteT. jr., (son OF our esteemed citi-
zen and business man John Markriter,) took the
first hoaoTs at Mount st. Mary S College, En-
miftsburg, Md, this year ard bis valedictory
At regular meeting OF Anchor Lodge, No. 9,
U. NJ, held last evening, acting grand archt-
|tect James E. Dement,, assisted by past grand
architect James FL. Hall, past masters T. NJ
Crouch and s. M. Bell, installed the following
omcers for the ensuing teTn:-T. III. Watson, S.
n; e. c. Crump, W.M.; A. S. Graham, JIM; 4.
ley, treasurer; A. Deeton, chaplain: etc.
MI. George F. Page, of the Post Office depart
ment, and Miss India E. Wills, of this city, were
married at the residence Of the brides parents
onc1ating, and Immediately started ON tour
north expecting to spend their honeymoon at
groom in northern New York. The best wishes
OF many friends go with them.
The Georgetown people. 1t would appear, are
not fond Of cucumbers, or else the market is
overstocked, for last month 343 dozen OF cucum-
bers were condemned there.
MI. ID. w. Janowitz, passenger agent OF the
Pennsy lyapta route, last evening lost his pocket
BE adyeItises In this paper liberal reward for
Its return.
ASsAULT.-ThiS morning James III. TOrbert. a
conductor on the Avenue cars, was arraigned
in the Police Court Judge Smell, on the charge
OF assault On G.. III. W. Tancil, colOred, who
testified that he got on the car at 18th street
and rode to 18th street, and that the conductor
had him taken OH by the police, (Offcer Ryan.)
ara when me latter told him TO get On again
he was assaulted by the conductor. Officer
Ryan testified that he was called by the driver.
who said Tancil was disOTderly, and he took
Tanc1l on the car. The conductor saying he
no md To .nf1
that he had paid his fare, he tthe off1ceD told
MIN then he would have nothing to do with It,
Jancn then ran and got on the car. and
the conductor struck and kicked Tancil, turn
ing him over, and witness ran up and put both
under arrest. For the defence, John Larue. the
driver, testified that this man was drunk and
the conductor and put him off: then the officer
came up and took hold Of Tancil, and asked
him II he had paid his fare, and told him to get
s on again: Ine conductor admonished Tancil
0uctor turned back he said to witness, "D-n
you. III throw you over the dash" Witness
then called the conductor and pushed him Off
several other witnesses, who were passengers
on the car at the time, testified to about the
same facts. The court imposed fine of 81 and
no costs. An appeal was noted.
TIE FOLLOWING IS THE LIST OF PATENTS
granted TO citizens OF Maryland, Virginia and
the District OF Columbia, issued and bearing
date July LIST: James C. Christopher, Baltimore,
SAN., SC1Sl hue0A appoio1uS IOI liCdIuG. pctTO-
1eum. Frank 8. Clarkson, Baltimore. Md, sash
cord guide. Marshal Parks, Norfolk, Va, guide
pile. Henry w. Schweckendiek, Baltimore, Md,
temporary binder for books. Richard Wells,
Baltimore, Md, kitchen or bath boiler Law
renee Wenchel, Baltimore, Md, manufacture OF
rotary cutters for holdings and molding ma
chine. Edward 81. n. Clarkson, Baltimore,
Nd, mort1cing machine. The list issued and
bearing date June 24th was as follows -
James b. Rogers, Washington, D. c., electric
light. Frederick Robson, Baltimore, Md, con-
0enser for Tefrigerating chambers. Thomas
Shanks, hand lever for operating sewing ma
chimes. VIM. A. Wicks, Baltimore Md. apara-
tus for filling and soldering cans. Thomas T.
Bishop, assignOr OF One-half interest to j. ID.
Bond, Washington, ID. c., water purifier and
elevator.