Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-08

be pleasant excursion to very beautiful and
picturesque locality, and, as the tickets are only
80 cents, large attendanceis expected.
The tweDty-hfth anniversary of the Washing
ton Beneficial Butchers Association Will be eel
e0rated at the Schuetzen Park, next Monday
and Tuesday.
The Mary washington will leave tomorrow
morning at O'Clock, for Occoquan Falls re-
turning at p m
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Geo.
d. CTump and Marsella Wisely; ManSel b. Philip
and Emily FTiel; Edward Lewis and Alberta
Eofd; john Carroll and Ellen Fitzgerald; John
". Aberne ana Anna M. Aherne; John Obinger
aid Augusta Babikow. of Baltimore.
TRCE BILLS OF INDICTMENT were found by the
grand jury yesterday against William A. X.
Cone, alias Charles A. Stetson 6 Co., embezzle-
ment from Post Office department.: John J.
Bogue, same, from X. E. Frey. LAFAYETTE OH.
Yer, Louisa and Robert Waters, Oliver A. Daley
ana O1Ver Ambrose, robbery from Charles III.
IerTey; Moses Ross. alias RoXey Ross assault
with intent TO Kill Thomas Williams: Kenney
Wilson, alias Mckinney Wilson, same on same:
Louis ESkrlcge, alias Cayanaugh, same on Jas
a. Rabbit.
Two PEACE MEETINGS were held Sunday By
TIE UNIVERSAL Peace MON at Friends" meet
ing house, IL this city-Dr. Breed presiding in
tie afternoon, and a. Ii. Love. editor OF the
tOtce or Pace, in the evening, In Stating
the object or the meeting, DR.. Breed said there
were TWO classes or peace TefOrmerS, one preach
Ing the dogma OF nOn-reSiStance, and the other
accepting government and advocating intprna-
uGnal arbitration. L. LODgShore, OF Pennsyl-
Naliia, said that all war Is wrong and unnecas-
sary. Sec Gnllngham, OF Virginia Peace SOcie-
". saw no way but TO resist ChieyeS by force
Dr. Rodgers said we must have faith Ia Chris
tan noIi-reSiStance, and teach the children not
10 light. Then we would not Iced Grant and
the soldiers. Il. L. Janney. supervising priuct-
pal OF the Georgetown public schools said PEG
PIE generally are ready 10 vote for peace by in
terDatlgnal arbitration, and we need not discuss
the question Of government and force to Keen
Tie peace, Tor all agreed TO have police. Mrs
nf4E fTvT-f
the politicians TO stop wrangling about Grant
and Blaine and Others and Just Keep President
hayes, who had told her he was in favor Of
peace. j. Troih president of the Virginia
Peace Society, believed in international arbitra-
ton, and proposed that Congress return near
Ten million OF dollars 10 England. the unexpen-
Ged amount or the Geneva award in The Ala
bama claims DR.. Breed offered an amendment
In favor OF setting the money apart by Congress
as peace fund, the interest OF which should be
spent In promoting international peace. A vote
resulted III favor OF the peace fund proposition.
CENSUS IsCIDENTs.-The census enumerators
under supervisor Boyd. of this district are GEN.
orally well advanced with their work and will
THIS week. In compliance with the law COM
Plete the work, revise their sheets and turn
them In. The enumeratOT'5 lot Is not a happy
one. as would be shown Ii their experiences
Were gathered and published. In one Instance
The enuInerator announced his business TO a
servant, VINO retired and came back with a pa
Der on which was written There are seven OF
us-ali single females, aged from twenty to
nty.' IN TINS case second call was necessary
In another case woman was found so lipht in
color as to somewhat puzzle the enumeration
alter much reflection as 10 how he could ascer-
tain the truth he tirnidly inquired You are
L0t an octoroon from louisiana, are your" She
promptly replied: ION, no! I'm only mush-
room from Virginia" In another case an old
man and Old woman were found living together
ara ooth seemed 10 be over 50 years old They
readily gave their names, and while one an
sweTed the questions the other asked raDidIy
ABOUT the Chicago convention, the Old lady
SttIilHg 10 ge Much concerned as 70 the result
otlng fearful that the republicans, who have
been Ia long enough, she thought would con-
tinue in power, and the old man would then
nave no chance 10 get an Office.
CUTTING AFFAIRS LAST NIeHT-Last nipht a
colo1ed man naIned Moses Stewart was attacked
by MOB composed OF James Williams. Sandy
Henson. Albert Payne and George and Peter
Mckay, On 10th, near streets, and was badly
Nounoed. having received several stabs and
cuts. All OF his assailants escaped. "A coIored
man named GUS York. living on I'd between r
and Z streets NV, cut his wife very seriously
III the cheek and neck last night, during a
quarrel with her, BE Will have hearing before
The Police Court when his wife is able to appear.
The NIGHT LopGING HoUsE-Mr. A S. Solo
mons. Yice-presiGent OF the Night-Lodginp
House, has made report to the Commissioners
or the District showing that the beds or tba
mouse nave been occupied SIS times during the
Eiohth OF May, and that l.i9D meals had been
given gratuitously. Women and Children. 40:
coiored, IL: unable 70 read and write a mar
iiSu, ~; Americans, APO, and foreigners. ia. of
y hoin There were Irish, IS: English. 81: Ger
mans. 50; Scotch, Is; French I2. WeIcb ard
lanes g. During January there were ACCOM-
nodated gzI, February 500 March SIS. Anril
90 ana May b93, making q total for the season
OF >, los, OF whom 1910 per cent were coI0red
PecIIe. Number OF meals served 6 sff Tho
house Is now closed and viii not reopen until
tfe 2oiii .. Dtcem5er hext.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Yesterday afternoon.
Eessrs. Duncanson Bros. auctiOneerS, sold part
OF lot 81, in square 49, having 'front.' OF 25 feet
Oh 18th street, between and streets north
west. by depth or 50 feet and one-half inch.
Improved by three-story frame, to Mrs E. +,
Hort, 81 ,525. Also, part lot "a in SQUARE 5l3
NJ and n streets northwest, with a depth of 100
Ieet and improved by q three-story brick to
Jeremiah Baldwin. for 81 O0o.
IHE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE, an
nounced at the last meeting OF the jackson
democratic Association, met last night at VIII
Iard'S Hotel John E. Norris ESQ., called the
committee 10 order. Mr.. Vim. Dickson was
elected chairman, and in his remarks OF ac-
encouragement stated that he expected the de-
the campaign committee the necessary
moral and material support IN the coming pres
ld6ntlal aInpaign. Mr.. Lawrence Gardner was
chosen secretary and treasurer. The chair. on
oiion, was authorized 10 NIL the vacancy in
tie committee from the S-h district caused by
The appointment OF sub committees was posi-
poned except the following subcommittee 20
Ire salute alter the nominees OF the Cin,in-
nau convention for President and Vice Presi-
Gent sball have been announced: MesSrS. Jack
son H. Yates. y. G. SanderSon and W. III. Ma
slhhls- me necessary funds Tor the salute were
subscribed and paid by The members present,
The Lle6 ting then adjourned SIbiapf m tbo con