Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-01

hCHOSS The FACE WITH A hN1FE.-IWO negro
women named Ella Williams and Lou Austin
got into quarrel on c, between 18th and 49,
streets northwest late last night about the pos
session OF petticoat, when Ella Williams drew
knife and cut Lou Austin across the nose, lip
and ear inf1icting marks that she will carry all
her life. They were taken to the Fifth precinct
station-house, where the assailant was locked
up for hearing and her victims wounds were
sewed up by DR.. Walter, who found it a difficult
job to do, as the woman was III great pain and
somewhat intoxicated besides.
SERIOUS, PERHAPS FATAL, CUTTING WITH RA
ZoR.-ln quarrel between some drunken ne
groes last night in Majors alley one OF them
named Pat Coleman alias "Blindy' drew out
razor and cut another named Geo. Dean across
the right side and back, infiicting fearful and
dangerous wound He bled quite freely, and it
was thought he would not survive the loss OF
blood before physician could be obtained. DR..
Walter was sent for, and sewed up the wound
in time to save life. The blade OF the instru-
ment had penetrated the right lung, and Deans
breath escaped through the aperture freely
DR.. Walter thinks it doubtful whether he can
recover. Coleman escaped, and had not been
arrested at last accounts
DEEps IN FEE have been recorded as follows
1910. Geo. w. CASTELAR, to Jane Casilear. lots
81 10 a. corner OF 9Th and Frederick streets; To-
22T. Hawkins addition; lot 200. do; $. j.
Iyssowski 10 Bright and Humphrey, part 10, 81.
1I9; $500. ID. c. to j. c. Cove, part %. So. 53l:
8. Anna II. Cooke TO W. Il. Hooper, lot l.
So. 122; s2.400. Bright & Humphrey to A. O.
Wright, lot 10. SO. 1t9; $500. Thos. Sunderland
Mari to James DUNCAN. lot 90, So Az: 1855.
Hawkins Taylor to Lucy York. pts 16 and l..
So CSC; s., 600. A. A. Sargent 10 jeremiah 5.
trustee, ct al. 10 W. 6. Metzerott lot 80, So 1866
Sl,4Ts.25. Same to Henrietta Metzerott, lot 81.
So 1O6; $1,000. L. A. Gobright to j. 7. Brod-
head, pit, u.s. ST. SIS; $3.50.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Vim.
Atkinson and Catherine Rainey; Paul Ardean
Jackson and Maggie Wilson; 2. II. Cole and
Victoria Penn, both OF Charles county, Md: VIM
cent l. Ourdan. OF New York, and Katie d.
Mcknight, OF Georgetown; Harrison Javins, jr.,
and Sarah Jane Lewis, both OF Fairfax county
Va; John Nelson and Ann Wright; John Hoeke
and Louisa kahler. Thomas Copeland and Belle
Reggs: Alph6nse NJ Chevalih and Katie Doyle:
Frank Salver and Kate Muggler, both OF OGH'.ge
county, Va; Chas. s. Burke and NcciIie L. Dat
Rich both OF Baltimore; \. j. Mcclure. OF COL
1ensbuTg, Pa, and Louisa F. Cutler: E. ]. Shoe
maker and Lula F. Malone; Richard White and
Mary Gordon.
ELECTIONS OF OFFICERS Excelsior Lodge,
No. Ii, X. of p. Tuesday night elected the fol-
lowing officers:-Wm. II. Mohler, Past Chancel-
Ior; Jos. b. Conner, Chan; Com; Jos: II: Glib,
bonS. Vice Chan; Benz. +. Evans. X. OF X. and
s.; NJ. c. Mitchell NJ. of F.; j. W. Talbert, NJ.
Of F.; j. II. Wenger, NJ. at A; l. Webster, I. g.;
Grand Lodge. T. Coldwell II. Coggins, W. II
Mohler, W. T. Mockbee, j. W. Talbert. School
Committee-W. ii. Mohler, \. Z. Gray, j. W.
Talbert.
Capital Lodge No. Il. l. O. NJ, last night
elected the following oflicers:-C. H. Worden
Senior Master; Samuel Lloyd, Worthy Master
j. j. Murray, Junior Master; A. L. Smith, Re
cordtng Secretary; Dorsey Beck, Financial Sec
rotary; j. W. Thompson, Treasurer; Thomas
Wood, Chaplain; Z. T. Boucher, Conductor
Educational Committed. II. Patterson, j. T.
Coldwell and y. A. Ball. This lodge Instituted
on the 18th OF November has already initiated
l04 members.
Harmony Lodge, No. 81. X. OF p, has elected
The following officers for the ensuing term: p
c., William Garner; c. c., W. Ii. Talcott; pre-
late. Edward Raynor; NJ. OF E.. William Otto:
NJ. Of r., &. B.. Graham, lr.: NJ. OF A., Smith
Raynor; |. c.. Il. W. Barnaclo; .. g.. T. E.
Donaldson. Representatives TO the Grand
Lodge, Dan. Gregg, VIM. otto, e. b. Graham
jr.. w. H. g. SimonS. j. X. Garner
Columbia Lodge, No. /, /. o. NJ. has elected
officers as follows: c. b. Graves 5. NJ; Eichel-
berger, W. NJ; F. P. Snyder, j. NJ; II. F. VIII
kins. r.. s.; II. E. Weaver, F. s.. VIM. L. Court
ney, T.; S. /. Slack chap, and j. II. Courtney.
con. An educational committee was appointed
composed OF II. Z. Weaver, ID. G. Eichelberger
and W. L Seward. Trustees We're elected as
follows: p. S. r., VIM. l.. Seward; P. G. A., JOS.
Acton, and p. NJ, II. f. Weaver.
WASHINGTON CITY CATTLE MAKKEr-o,teeas-
to,ca Stock Yards, December 31st, 1S79-Re-
ported by Lewis d. Means Co.. 1872 cattle sold
at prices ranging from TO 81 cts. per pound;
90 sheep sold at prices ranging from AZ to 81
cts. per pound; COWS and calves, sold from $50
to $40 each. Market good.
DIR. BULLS cough syrup never fails to cure a
cough or cold In short time. Price 25 cts