Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-20

drew another large audience last night The
interest of the play was fully sust aimed through
CUT and the audience aDplauded heartily IRON
beginning 10 end.
fINCoIS HALI--The complimentary concert
to Mr.. HeTndCn MOTSell to night promises 10 be
very brilliant musical event. One OF The fea-
lures Of the program will be the rendition By
MI NOIsell and Miss Evan OF the famous love
duet from paul and virginia"
THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY MARCHING
THROUGH GEORGIA. The feature at Atlanta
yesterday was a grand street parade and re-
view or the visiting and resident military Three
battalion5 were formed at the encaInpmelt and
commanded by col Thomas @. Jones, OF the
Second Alabama; COi. W. G.. Moore. OF the
Washington Light Infantry Corps or Washing
ton city, and Maj. j. W. Haywood, OF the Al
lanta GrayS Battalion. marched through the
principal streets amid great enthusiasm. Ablut
O'Clock the military reached OglethOrpe Park.
where Gen. ". I. Hunt. commandant OF the
Atlanta barracks. took formal command OF the
brigade. AT O'Clock GCv. ColGujtt AMI staff
rode into the park and were greeted with a
salute OF seventeen guns by the fifth artillery
OF the regular army. The governor then re-
viewed the brigade. There were upwards Of
2,eoO soldiers IN line, and the review vas the
gTandest ever seen In Atlanta The sham bat
Tie occurs to-day, and the laying or the corner
stone OF the Gate City Guard Memorial ArnoEy
this afternoon.
The Light Infantry will return home at %
O'Clock p ID. to- morrow. and those members who
could not accompany the corps have arranged
10 give reception and banquet to the CON-
mand. The home members Will form at their
armory at O'Clock O-uOTrO@ evening In
fatigue uniform. shakoS and overcoaUs and pro-
ceed 10 the depot where they Will receive the
returning company with military honors The
entire corps Will march up Pennsylvania avenue
70 81 street and return TO the armory, where
the banquet will be spread. There VIII be a
pyrotechnic display along the line Of march.
A RECEPTION TO BISHOP ANDREWS, OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, took place az the
Foundry Church last evening There were
present numerous representatives OF the Metho-
dist churches OF the District, and the object was
10 cradle the Bishop TO become acquainted with
The people. Rev. DR.. Mckendree Kelley OF the
Georgetown church. delivered an address OF
welcome on the part OF the ministers and Gen
;. s; Henkle ON the part Of the laity. The Bisnop
MADE very appropriate response. after which
Rev. II. Pey ton Brown, Presiding Elder intro.
GuGed the membership to the Bishop aud SON,
tine was spent in pleasant intercourse. B;shoo
AnGTeWS has recently taken up his residence
here, at So 18th street.
The CIRCUIT COURT DIVISIONS - Yesterday
The Court III General Term entered the follow
ng OideT In reference to the Circuit Curt
Ordered. that either of the justices assigned 10
hold divisions one and two OF the special terms
at law snail have power, In the absence o. the
other justice so assigned, to call over tue Il n
Oar CT causes in both divisions; unay e0fsi ~,
judgments by default, suit and ConfessinaS:
may dispose OF motions and make such os.lef
orders as are usual and proper to be- maj on
tbS call OF the calendar,
MASONIC RSCNIoS.-A banquet was given at
Atners last evening by the members or the
Provincial Grand Lodge OF the Royal Or Ter Of
Scotland now In session in this CITY. After the
removal OF the cloth toaStS were given AMI re-
Royal order Of Scotland. response by sir
Richard ]. Num-; The Deputy and Governor OF
the Grand Lodge OF the Royal Order. Brother
John Whyte Melville response by Sir Albert
Pike; The Provincial Grand Lodge and Grand
Master OF the United States OF America re-
sronse by Sir Albert @. Mackey. The Cross AMI
Rose. and al OF which their union is the symbol
o. 10 Knight OF the Rose Creix, response By SIR
Henry Buist; The North and South, the East
and west, OF the One Country and Home OF All
OF Us, response BY Sir Charles ROome; Free
masonry, OF all Rites and Degrees over tue sur
lace OF the Earth, wherever iJ maintains the
Ancient Landmarks, putting its trust In God
response By Sir John N. Browne,
SEST TO JAN. on A CHARGE OF RoBBERY-In
Inc Police Court this morning. James Davis. 4
young c0iOrcd man. was charged with burglary
in having broken into the house OF Mr.. Fred I.
Appel. No. 10eS VI street northwest on the
night Of the 9Th OF this month and stolen there
IRON lot OF Clothing and jegelry valued at &c.,
Mr.. Appeh took the stand ana testified that Oil
the night IL question his house was roboa1 OF
the above named articles. and stated that the
entry was effected by the thief forcing open the
gate. and getting on shed, and then entering
asecond story back window. Mrs Appel then
testified 10 losing silk dress and some other
articles or clothing and also some iewelTy and
that the window had been left OPEN IL having
teen shown mat the window By which defend
ant entered the house was open, the charge OF
burglary could not be sustained, as it Is neceS-
Sary 10 prove 10 sustain a charge OF burglary
that the entrance was made by "oreaking" into
house. charge OF grand larceny was SUBJ
stituted, and Detectives CoOrneS and Acton teS-
tiled 10 recovering the goods, and TO defend
ants acknowledging to them That he had stolen
them. TWO white women. who live IN a di5re-
putable neighborhoOd In this city. testified 10
having bought some OF the clothing and jewelry
from defendant. TEe case was sent to the grand
* no
defendant was committed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Moss
Ellis and Eliza SpurlOck; Nathan j. Blng ard
Mary ii. Baker; DR.. Benz. y. Adams and Ella
DeMett; oscar Woodward and Agnes May
Towers: W. ". spence. OF Baltimore and Alice
NJ Walker; or New Haven. Pa; W. 5. Crown
ard Margaret A. Keeser: James Johnson and
Emily L johnson; Thomas r Green, ST., and
May e Anderson.
He DID Nor SHOOT. But WAS SHoT,-This
morning in the Criminal Court Judge James,
the case OF the United States VS.. Samuel W.
Adams, partially tried yesterday. was resumed
Mr.. Perry for the government, Mr.. Il. F. Miller
for the defence. The government claimed that
Adams, on the evening OF the 18Th OF july last.
was GisoIdeTly on a street car. near the south
GROUNDS of the Capitol, hurrahing for Garfield,
ard committing ether acts OF disorder. AFTER
bc.Eg put of by the conductor and another man
It was claimed thai he drew pistol and fired
at the conductor. Who was then In the midst OF
CROWDED car. This was supported Dy the teS
lBOby Oh TWO Ddhdi ana OtEtT VII
nesses- TWAS admitted that oaly one shot wa
fred, and this, the defence claimed, was fired
from the car ~ Adams. aud very much 70 toe
surprise OF the prosecution this morning. it was
SHOWN 10 The Court and jury that the bullet
nreC had entered the DEFENDANTS shoulder anC
That instead OF being tie asSailanJ he was the
party assaulted The jury had not returned
verdict at O'Clock.
CHARGE OF MURDER AGAINST A ROY-Th
grand jury has found true bill OF in,iIctmen
against Isaac Snowden for the murder of Wgl
Smith, By cutting him. Both parties were c1l
oreT, the prisoner being few months owe
twelve years or age and Smith about eignree9
About month since, they. with Others wer
play Ing humble peg near the corner OF 90
ara streets southwest, when dispute aross
ard after coming TO hard words, blows wit
fists. bricks and stones followed and Snowde
drew knife and cut Smith, who died abOu
n,re days afterwards. The prisoners friend
have retained Mr.. +. II. Falls as his counsel
ASeNG the specialties for this week, MaSsr
Sass & Co. announces In the advertising CO
umns. is fine French corkscrew, diagona
Phnee Albert frock coat and vest, at the loI
figure Of nfteen dollara +