Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-04
Condensed Locals.

The President has pardoned George J. S. Hun
blcutt, the government printing Office printer
VINO was convicted OF an indecent assault on
young lady, and was sentenced 10 six months
no Jail and has served about One-third OF his
time.
Mr.. Phelan, who assaulted o. b. Lester on 9th
street on saturday, as stated in yeSterd ~ s
STAR, denies having used any otner instrument
In the attack than his fist, and he asserts that
he (T) then struck him.
The funeral OF Casper Onenstein from his
residence, 2ol street northeast was largely at
tended yesterday. and the remains were escorted
by the Knights OF st. George and St NichaeIs
Soelety TO 81. Joseph church, where requiem
mass was sung.
ferein was held at Loetller'S YESTERDAY a large
number OF members being in attendance with
aeiegatl0nS OF members frOsn Baltimore num-
Derlng 20 who came over in the 1:3O train and
were escorted TO the park by the local society
handsome silk nag was presented 10 the
Washington Turner'S the addresses on the occa-
SION being made by MeSSrS. Hoffman and Fell
man, OF Baltimore. and HeinrichS of this city
a collation. was served In the evening to the
visitors, who left at 9:45 O'Clock last night for
home.
Charles Morton Stewart, by Mr.. " Wilson.
has,entered suit against David ". Reed Frank
NJ Green and W. Ii. smith, on a bond given In
November, lNG9. by the first name with the
others. as securities Oh \. 600 to secure certain
notes given by Reed for the purchase OF the
baTqTe laladine.
Mr.. Charles Gordon one of the oldest citizens
OF the District, WhO for forty years in the o,den
time, kept a hotel in Georgetown. and was for
many years faithful clerk in the Lana Office.
dled az his residence, No. his street. in this
city, at S:3o O'Clock this morning. in the 92d year
Cf his age.
Yesterday afternoon small boy. named John
AcNeThany- living at Al !. street southwest
iel from wagon under the wheel and had his
leg broken.
Many or the friends Of the international neann
movement met again last night, at 9l3 G. street
70 consider the good results which would come
from an Interchange OF thought among repre-
seniatlVeS OF the various nations OF the earth az
The contemplated convention in this city in
1873. al The time OF the New YOfi. worlds fair
Thomas c. Dyer. who was, Ia the latter part
or February. charged with an assault on his
father and sent to the Insane ASYLUM has been
released. Nj. Dyer claims that his commitment
thereto was wrong, as he is not now, nor has he
been, insane.
Dr. Tobias burlington, a well-known Wash.
lngton ply stefan, died yesterday AT his resi-
uehce, Ne. HOS + street. The medical associa-
tlOn, OF which he was a member. will attend
his funeral
District commissioner Morgan is in receipt to-
Gay OF letter from Mr.. Thomas p. Morgan, tr,
or Cumberland. Md. who is heavy conf raf0r
lndulrfng whether OF not seVenty-1ive good labor
trs could De engaged in this city to work on the
new ralIfodd al OF near Cumberland Md. the
pay 10 oe Si.25 per day. Major Morgan replied
mat he believed one thousand good men Could
pe engaged here III very brief time by any
soccer and responsible agent who would keep his
WORD with the men, and not violate his ENGAGE
ment.
ny 3 5ohItiy thu-l 'rolu Mining company
met In Baltimore yesterday. The StOckhOidprs
present were VIM. II. Brown VIM. :. Carroll
H. [. Van Tine. Alexander E. Brown, Major
tharleS Dodge, or Georgetown, f. FdWcptt H.
e Harrison, j. kempt Bartlett Professor p n
Williamson and General Felix Agnus Major
Do0ge presided. The increase OF capital stock
10 - ,euO.UoO was the object OF The meeting and
this amount was subscribed by those present
increased appliances We're ordered purchased
MI James N Murphy, son OF Mr.. Morris Muir
pnS, The WellknOWn contractor and fifteen
tcr Le&dvile. Col, 10 help 10 open the resources
Of tie west