Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-09
The lnauxurntian Cerenanicx.
InC "o"SWfuttOH VefSHf0nICSs
ORGANIZATIONS COMING TO wASHISGr0S ON tn
4TH OF MARCH NKNT.

The inauguration Ceremonies.
COMING TO wAsHIsGros ON tbs
4TH oF MARCH MINT.
Col. Corbin, the corresponding secretary Of
the Inauguration COMMITTEES. has received no.
tlce from large number OF organizations
throughout the country stating that they in
tend 10 participate 10 the inaugural ceremonies
Those heard from SO far are the following:
Thirtieth SEX araie Company. National Guards,
Eln1ira, y. Y: First brigade National Gard
Ptiaotipbia, 2 600 men; Garfield and Arthur
Club New Salem. Pa 90 men: Garfield aud Ar
thur Grub, Meyersdaie Pa, 100 men; Old Guard
Battalion, Brooklyn, 800 men; another com
pany from Brooklyn, 20a IneD: Titusville Cit
ztDs' Corps OF Pennsylvania, 50 men; Hamilton
Light Infantry, Maryland National Guard,
CumoeTiand, Md. 81 men. Co. |. First Infantry,
Ohio National Guard, Cincinnati; Rchfieid
Springs Veteran Corps. New YORK. 100 men;
bersbufg. Pa Post No. 10 G s. R., Eikton, Nd.
so men; company from Philadelphia SEQ men:
Young Mems GARFIELD and Arthur Cluo Brook
Gn; 'a an Guards Wisconsin; Sumner
can Club, WILMINGTON, DEL, 500 men: Cos. 4
and b, First Veteran Battalion Boys In Blue,
Jersey City: Twenty seventh Separate Com
paDy Infantry National Guards, Malone, N. Y,
% mel; Kibgs county Colofed Republican Cam
paign Committee. BROOKLYN. 80 men: First
Cleveland Troop. Cleveland OHIO: Co II. E,'v-
enth regiment. National Guard. Columbia Pa.
55 rntn; one hundred men mounted or infantry
rom Petersburg, Ind; Sixteenth battalion, Ma
Il al Guard, cOl0red, Chicago, 100 men; Young
Re, ublcan Cluo. Philadelphia, $40 men; Union
beFubllcan Club, Philadelphia, 200 men. with
bh d; West Philadelphia Club, go men; Cont
mental Club. Philadelphia. 100 men; Garfield
and Arthur Glee Club, Columbus. OHIO Sd ineB;
Law renee CLUB. Boys In Blue Kansas, Cd In"n:
IN on Club Battery. Brooklyn. 100 men; EHncu-
tive Committee National Irish Repub t;a!i
Clubs OI the United States. New YDrE CITY. 500
a d: Pennsylvania, 80 members; Gray Inv,lci-
es. infantry corps, National Guard, Pniauel-
pbta; Fist Cleveland Troop, 40 meh: SatyTlrk
Guards. BriCgeport, Conn.,, so men; Waterloo
men; Falkner Guards. West Brldgewater. Pa !;
Wisconsin National Guard, Madison, Wis. So
men; Grand Rapids Guard, Michigan.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issued to
SfIa"tbeT Carter and Annie Robinson: William
Matthews, OF Charles county, Md, and Parry
Nugent; John Edwards and Kate Golden Isaac
$. Hawkins. OF Medina \. Y. and Ella NJ. No
len: OF Alexandria, Va; John b. Larner and
Kate L. feed; George +. BURROWS of Tennaiiy-
town. DC. and Mary E. Pyles, OK Montgomery
county, Md.
A FEMALE LOTTERY AGENT IN THE POLICE
CoUKT.-This morning, in the Police Court
{Judge Smelly. tall white woman, IS or 10
years OF age, giving the name Of Mrs Mary j.
Afford, was charged With larceny III obtaining
10 cents from Mile Hunter tcO,Orcd) by false
pretences. Miiie Hunter. who restless III FIX
press alley, testified that on Wednesday OF last
week Mrs. Afford called and said she had some
numbers to sell (at 25 or IS cents. Just as she
was able,} which would entitle the buyer 10 re-
ce1ve on Saturday morning Is yards OF caution
llannel or calico, Just as the numbers might
draw: that witness stated she HAD no money,
ard Mrs. Afford suggested that she borrow IL,
which she Gid. Tine goods never came, as prom
1sed. Lieut.. EckloiT testified that some niue or
ten others lad bought numbers. Mrs. Afford
SAID 10 him that she was acting for nan
named Harding, from New York, whom she
met in Baltimore. He had investigated as far
ne was Die. and found no such person. MIS-
Afford testified that she had arrived here on
Monday, and sold these mum hers In good faith:
that she represented the house to Or On 22i
street, New York; that she came from Paila1el-
phia, She identified postal card (proiucei
by Mr. james E. Bell, OF the city post of1ice)
which she had written to J. H. Harding, she
also Identified letter written by Mr.. Harding
TO her when In Baltimore directing her to come
70 this CITY; also postal dated November 2Slh
Liirt citing her TO go to Georgetown. Mr.. Bel said
that this man Harding has been looked for for
some time by the special agents OF the Post
ONCE department. His letters were sent him
tracked him from here TO louisville, Pa. On
cross examination Mrs. Afford stated that she
had known Harding only i've weeks; that her
acGuaih.ance was oy answering his advertise.
u cut. MT. Hoover, for the government, said
hat II appeared to be doubtful as to whether
The woman was not dUpe as well as her vie
tlhis. The court thereupon dismissed the case.
THE JAN. POISONING CASE Minnie Thomas.
Of Baltimore, vas before the District Attorney
To- day as 70 the jail poisoning case. and. it is
na, knew hotning which would throw Ggat
upon II, but her statements nay be used as CO.
foeoratiye testimony In the counterfeit
ii g castkagainst Alice Westcott Or Rupp.
THE ASPHALT CASE OF Crawford. Hoffman l.
Co., charged with maintaining nutsance-the
asphalt works at 18th and stretts-wa5 re-
snlned In tie Criminal Court, Judge James
THIS Inornlpg. anI col Corkh!il made the clos
.uy alo,i
about ~ o'clock, The jury retired with the
Case ABOUT 12E. o'clock aud returned aL lao
and asked 1urtacr instructions, which were
given.
West WnstiatgtOn.i i. q. GeOrgetoWn.
TAEfT.-SOmet}me bet cen $50 o'clock prn,
yesterday and O'Clock this morning the sable
Of Mr. j. D. Mcpherson. Georgetown Heights.
was entered and carriage robes, blankets. har-
ness &C, 10 the value Of s25 was stolen there
from by parties unknown.
SENT To THS hosPlTAL,-AnIie Webb, white
ABOUT 70 years OF age, and Henry Brooke, COL
ofed, about q years or age being sick and des-
lttute were sent 10 the hospital this morning
LECTURE.-See adv. OF free lecture at Dunbar
Ton street d. +. Church this evening by Rev.
VIM. Taylor.
GRAIN TRADs.-Arrived, canal boat George T.
Dunlop, With 4, coo bushels wheat
lCE...The canal and Creek are frozen up, and
me indicat..ons are that the canal trade for the
season is about over.
IN oStci1t SOSid1 uSSCulNlS NS lit IllIo5 OF
st. Johns p. f. church Will take place this
evening, December 9th. at the Sunday school
rooms, on 20 street, Georgetown.
TEE COAL ThADK shipments from Cumber-
land for the week ending Saturday, q. 265. "a
tons; decrease OF 81 5o3.15 tons compared
With the same period last year. 26,25s 09 tons
were shipped by the Baltimore and OHIO Rail.
road, 463 90 tons by the Pennsylvania STATE
Line. and 2.5lS. % tons by the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal. The decrease compared with the
"a me per'od last year by the Chesapeake and
ohio Canal Is ~ 49i.0I tons. The total ship
lGents for the year are 9D5, f.G4 tons: an In.
crease OF 3IO.392.o9 compared with the same
period last year.
ssRev Leigh II. Brewer rector OF Trinity
church, Watertown, n. T., was yesterday con-
secratcd bishop OF Montana.
The winners at the Charleston, S. c., races
yesterday. were Georgia Boy, Marx L. and Long
Tom.
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