Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-07


Db-ire1-'s Gd,1len--Open air concert.
Masonic Teuple-Horticultural exhibition.
Condensed Locals.
At the meeting of the newly organized Penn
eylvania Republican Association last night-E.
W. Oyster. president in the chair-42 new MEM
bers were admitted Messrs. j. A. Thompson
+. A. Seeley and W. A. Short were appointed a
committee ON transportation and Mr.. Thompson
addressed the association on the political status
OF the state
The Carroll Institute last evening accepted an
invitation, through Bishop keane. to attend the
ceremonies at Yorktown. Committees We're
appointed TO draft suitable resolutions with re-
epect to the death of President Garfield, and
also the death of Rev. l.. A. Morgan.
Mr.. James NJ Durant was yesterday appointed
by the Court in General Term US. commits
xiOner and examiner i'm chancery.
boy three years old, living at 80 Willow
Tree alley fell from secOnd-stOry window yes
terday and broke one of his thighs.
Mr.. W. p. Laselle. well-knOwn member of
our BAR was married last evening i'm the parlOr
OF GOnZa@a college to Miss Mary F. Stuart
daughter OF H.W. Stuart, of Mfred, Ded-Rev.
Father FOrham 81. of st. AlOysius church. per-
forming the ceremony.
The STAR will be issued tomorrow in double
sheet OF eight page form. Advertisers will
please send in their orders by 12 O'Clock.
Andrew Johnson. small cOlOred boy, was
1ned 80 Cor 80 DAYS imprisOnment in the
Police Court this morning for throwing stones,
and breaking the wind ows Of cars on the Metro
pOlitan street railroad.
John Whiteford. who appeared in the Police
Court yesterday for a warrant against Patrick
Sullivan for striking him on the head with a
brick Wednesday night at his mission. corner Of
I'd and o street northwest, appeared at the
Police Court to-day, to make complaint against
four white boys for breaking his windows with
stones last night. He states that Sullivan and
Others attached him on the street again last
night
Two WOMEN AND One MAN.-Yesterday after
noon a muattO girl, residing i'm Georgetown.
called at the clerks office in the City Hall and
asked if a certain cOlored man had applied for
marriage license within short time. The assist
ant clerk. Mr. X. j. Meigs at once took down
the record to examine it. and while doing SO the
man SHE was inquirng about accompanied by
black girl. entered the office to obtain license
The eyes OF the yellow girl flashed. and seZing
the coat-tail of the applicant she exclaimed
- on are The man want to see." and led him
out in the hall. Here she found number of the
friends OF the prospective bride and bridegroom,
and a lively discussion took place, the yellow girl
Claiming that she was in position to demand
that the man marry her. The disputants finally
went of together. their jaws still wagging.
NEGRO RUFFIANS INSULTING A RESPECTA BILE
WHITE WOMAN.-AbOut $50 o'clock Wednesday
night well dressed mddle-aged white woman
who lives IN South Washington. reported to OF
fcer Cotter OF the first precinct. that she had
been insulted in the ArmOry square by two col
ored men, She refused 10 give her name, saying
that she did not wish to appear in court. Of
fcers COtter and kearney soon afterwards ar
rested VIM. Parker and Chas Forester. coIOred
who acknowledged that they insuted her. but
said that she was bad woman. The officers
say she is a respectable woman. In the Police
Court yesterday the lady not being present
they had to BE- simply charged with trespassing
On park They were fined $50 OrGO days each.
ORI0LE TINE TABLE AND PROGRAM.-The Bal
tlin0Ie and Ohio has issued a neat little card
forming very handy reference for use next
Weeh- On one side II gives full and complete
time table of trains for the OriOle each of the
three days. On the reverse side is each days
program, together with the line of march for
both the parade on Monday and the pageant
Tuesday night. The program for Tuesday con-
cert and much other valuable information is en-
braced upon the card Ii is for general distribu-
tion in this city. and can be had at any of the
Baltimore and Ohio offices.
SALE or MARKET STAIIS-The Washington
Market company announce by advertisement
the sale By auction commencing the 22d inst
OF the right TO occupy stalls and stands in their
buildings. for the term of eighteen years, from
January /. 1882. The questions in dispute be-
tween the dealers and the market company for
several years have all been settled, and the sale
proposed will be to the advantage OF both.
PATENTS have been granted TO residents of
this city as follows:-A. /. Amber, assignor to
International V. F. c. 4 /. NJ. Co. five patents
In relation 10 the production of gas or yapOr
from petroleum. and for iron-puddng and gas
generating apparatus; Mahoney Il Burger, as
signors TO American Electrophone Company,
electrOphones, &c; >. Maitby. sewer machinery;
d. W. Zanzinger, military coat protector OF
guard for bayonets-
The WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN FEREIN at its
meeting at the Park yesterday elected the follow
Ing officers for the ensuing six months: Presi-
dent, Charles Ebel; vice president, Christian
RUPERT: secretary. r. Springsguth; treasurer,
Charles Grail; first target MASTER W. Fendner;
second do..G j. kian: superintendent of park.
george j. Seufferle. committee. consisting of
Charles Ebel, Christian Rupert, John l.. Vcgt
A Koch. Chr. Xander and George j. Seufferle
We're appointed TO confer with the different Ger
man organizations in reference to giving recef-
uoh TO the descendants of Baron Steuben.
"a SUNDAY SCHOOL REUNIoN-The openinr of
the sunday school room of the Fourth Street NJ
l. church. which has been entirely renovated
was the occasion last evening of a pleasant re-
union The assistant superintendent Mr. IT r
Stahl, presided, and the exercises DURING the
evening were interspersed with fine music rend-
cred by the choir under the direction of Mr.
George Fordham- After prayer by the pastor.
Rev. George V. Leech, the superintendent of the
school, Mr. Joseph Webb, gave an exceedingly
interesting account OF the early days of the
school. Addresses were made by Revs R. n
Baer, b. G. W. Reid, and others.