Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-08

and, finally, she has been Informed that the
stock Is not worth more than so per cent OF It's
face value at present
ARREST OF ALLEGED HOTEL THIsvEs-Yes-
terday, Detective COOme5 and Acton In return
Ing from Baltimore, arrested two alleged hotel
thieves ON the O'Clock train to this city and
look them to Police he sGquarters On their ar
nvai mere. They are charged with having
on them was found a handsome new pair OF
velvet slippers embroidered with gold bullion,
an umbrella and pair Of gold bracelets In
gave the names OF Max kramer and Georya
Steuer. The prisoners were to-day SURRENDERED
70 tne baltimore authorities, and were returned
hotel In that city. Most Of the stolen properly
mas been recovered.
:. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY held
It's annual meeting yesterday The president.
nj: John A M1lbuTn, delivered an Interesting
a00reSs and the reports Of the secretary, treas.
co, showing the institution TO be In prosper
GUS condition. The following officers were
eiected for the ensuing collegiate year: Presi-
Major and G. G. G. SHINES; secretary, Charlie,
Becker; treasurer, w. G. Duckett; additional
trustees Rarl Kullburg, J. 9. Jones, John W.
a. AnDurn, w. S. Thompson.
" N. g: A. DELEGATES ELEcrED-The Y.
n. c. A: have elected a delegate and aiternates
70 tne biennial convention OF the associations
OF the United States and Canada, to be held in
Baium nor beginning Nay 81, and Continuing
titled TO three delegates, the president, John G.
A Ai and the secretary, G. G: Morse, being ex-
1 6n, delegates Mr. J; Il. Olcott was elected
geiegade, and Elphonso Youngs, A. S. Pratt, and
E. r. simpson, alternateS. It Is expected that
representatives OF associations In Great Britain
viii be present.
THE CONGRESSIONAL HOTEL was sold last eve
mug 1or 81, 600 to Mr.. Trautman, president of
Inc SentrH National Bank, Philadelphia, who
mao loaned $4,000 on the property to George F.
Gulick. the former owner. It was sold subject
70 about s., 100 taxes. 1t was built by Mr. Gulick
Mon iSS ano cost over ssS GOO when property was
VOWED the building was sold to Samuel Gross
ana VIM. h. Hauke, who took 1t, subject to the
INC ORANGE In order to close OF debt OF some
$l5,OC0 due them.
P4RpoNED BY iHK PREsIDEsT-The Presi-
oent of the United States has granted a pardon
70 John Peters, who was Convicted in NAV last
OF an indecent assault upon Agnes Ports, I'm a
Photography wagon, at the navy yard He was
convicted In the Police Court May 14th last And
took an appeal but left the city, and the case
Ma Mss eeo , Ia ms a0sence ana ne was sentenced
last, and he was sent down TO undergo the sen
tence OF six months.
kenney, coloTed, and Mary Hail. white were
received at the peDitenttary In Richmond yes
a.,
were tried and convicted under the state laws
1orDiddfng the intermarriage Of different races
KenDey had been living unlawfully with the
woman, and In october last, being threatened
with prosecution, came to this city, where they
were married. Upon their return they were
indicted and tried and sentenced to five years
In the peDitentiary.
THE SECOND CoLoRED BAPrrsr CHURCH CASE.
To-day, la the case OF FltZhugh ast Gasktns
Second Colored Baptist church case). jude
Macarthur ordered decree to be drawn direct
Ing that a new election be held for trustees
under three disinterested commissioners OF
elections, at which both factions shall be al
lowed to vote. The commissioners are J.. J.
harrington, q. F. Gulick and Isaac Cole. and
election.
ACCIDENTs.-Mrs. Hein!en, wife of Pollcem m
He1ieln, while descending hight OF stairs,
sunday evening, missed a step and was pre-
cipitafed To the bottom and severely injured
Dy dlslocat1ng her right arm ana an ankle
The horses attached to the Brazilian minis
ter's carriage took night last evening and raa
0oWn the avenue, coming In contact With a
driver thrown to the ground aud Injured Sc
yerely.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as folIoys:-W.
L. DAVIS. trustee, and Eliza A. Nelson TO j. L.
R Rsca = RaIa ip a;i, Ia ana Is 81 a; s. E. w.
County D. W. Brown M TO Rysa ste IN rt 5ae
lot IS, SO. 1871; $500. Laura E. Jones to G. C.
nn S lot :, SO 3ss; $4,000. Jane w. WI
s120e.65. ~ - 'l' ''''
HE LOCAL PREACHERS ASSOCIATION Peys
s. Kramer, T. S. Evans and j. L. Hayghe. the
committee appointed at meeting of the local
preachers OF the NJ. E. church On Friday night.
net last evening, and adopted measures by
which the wants Of the different pastors or tue
Washington district can be ascertained WITH q
view TO supplying the same
SPECIAL ATTENTION Is called to our bows, and
c0lloren 8 department. Our efforts to Combine
graceful style, with perfect tit, and to give the
have been fully appreciated by an Increased
patronage to this department. A. Saks Co.,
SIG 1th street.
VISIT TO THE BOYS CLOTHING HOUsE of n
Robinson & Co., 900 Pennsylvania avenue will
fully repay all who may appropriate the time
ard trouble OF coming, whether they purchase
or OILY wish to view their immense and well Sc
lected stock OF boys and chiidren's clothing 1
Ton