Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-23
CITY AND DISTRICT.

THE LIST FOR THE DECEMBER TERM.

VI.
To-day the following were drawn In the clerks
office for grand and petit Jurors OF the Criminal
Court, December term, which viii be convened on
The nrSt Monday (5th) In December by Judge Cox.
GRAND JURORS.
Ira n. Burritt, Sunday Herald: Lawrence Gard
ner, 92l Pa. ave-; David Jackson. S0l4 NJ St; W. l.
Spalding, Pa. ave; p. Taltavull, 723 sth ST. Sc:
Caleb Churchman, s99 La. ave-; S. c. Mcdowell,
1872 c st. ne; Geo. Netzey, county; John T Green
9l1 street Sc; Jacob Bool, 7s9 1t st. NV; F. H.
Cobb, 1912 10th ST. NV: John f. Herrell, - Pa.
ave. Sc; r. Downing, 14ls 9Th st. NV; Il. W.
Rhod es, 2s3 12th st. Sc. David A. Ferguson, COS
sc. ave. Sc; I. A. Tolson. 10I eth St Sc: smith
Wormley, Uniontown; G. V. Brown. 13i5 l. ST ;
j. I. c. Clark, 1914 st. NV: Francis b. Mohun
10l5 Pa ave-; George c. Walker. 1918 st. NV /:
r. RlSh, 32l 1917 ST. S.w; jeremiah Cross Ill 18th
st. Sc.
PETIT JURORS
j. B. Nalle {0f Hooe Br0S): ". III. DouCal George
town Heights; r. W. Hobson, 5l9 9TH st. NV /:
Ihos- j: Miller. 10th ST., bet. and se.; W. H..
H.Cissell, 1872 9TH ST. NV; Henry kengla, county
Francis II. Smith, 500 L ST NV; W. II. Rowland,
county; II. E. Klotz, 1a06 G ST. NV. :wm Knowles,
12S 3eth st. NV; Daniel Stewart, 3Os7 NJ st. NV.
Chas Ebel, 9TH st. road H. T. Ofrutt. 1916 sd St
| NV; H. A. Griswold, ,Unontown; Boyd NJ. Smith.
1903 ST. NV; Alex. Petersen, 17I7 st. NV. |:
5sa Jehn M a. Dunlap 1920 l ST. n.y. Thos Q. Arnold,
W.; Andrew w. Kelley, American House: George
" Dodson, 15iS 31st St; Joshua Green, 9TH st. and
James w. Cavanaugh CMcElfresh Coy; j. W. Pill
ling, 7th ST.; E. n. Gray, 107 ST. Sc.
PROBATE EBUsINEss.-Yesterday the will OF Mar
garet Eckloff was filed fully proven and admitted
to probate by Judge Wylie She bequeathes TO
each of her children a small sum. and to her
daughter, Sarah Emma, her real estate. in the es-
tate OF Mary NeSsie; order appointing ID. orc. CAL
laghan collector.
This morning the viii OF George N. Hopkins was
filed in the office OF the register of wills He di-
reefs that the proceeds OF his life insurance policy
and educating his son at some first-claSS school or
college; that the proceeds OF policy for 81 900 be
paid Bette Davenport in sums of $40 per month:
Mutual Relief Association his debts and funeral funeral
expenses be paid and leaves his watch and jewelry
to his child He appoints S. c. Raub as his ex-
ecutor. An order OF pubcationwaS directed To
issue.
Annie Miller, was charged In the Police Court this
afternoon with keeping dS0rderly house at No.
l227 street, in the Division. The officer testified
that the house was visited by persons OF both
colors, and kept I'm state OF disorder all the time
The court committed her to jail for 60 days Four
OF the female Occupants-two white and two
cOlored-were committed to the workhouSe for 60
days each for being public prostitutes.
DEAD AT 102 YEARS OF AGE!-a certificate was
ned in the office of the health officer of the death
OF Sarah Thompson, colored, at 2ll0 10th street
BLACK Boys vLLAINIous ATTEMPT TO OUT
RAGE GIRL-AbOut 2 O'Clock yesterday after
noon a colored boy named Robert Myers was
caught by colored man named Frank Bell I'm the
colored girl named Catherine Payne, In an alley
near 18th street and Connecticut avenue. He had
torn the chid's clothing partly off. In the Police
Court this afternoon he was charged with attempt
ing to outrage the girl and unhesitatingly pleaded
guilty. In answer to question from the Judge he
said he was Is years old. The case was sent
70 the grand jury, and he was committed in de-
fault OF $500 bail.
THE FUELIING BADGE-Private William I. Fuel
ling, OF the Washington Light Infantry Corps has
presented that organization with an elegant gold
badge, to be Shot for tomorrow THANKSGIVING
day. by members of the corps not connected
with their rifle club, and it Will become the 1ndi-
vidual property of the member making the highest
score. The badge, which will be known as the
'Fuelllng badge" is designed as a Maltese cross
with target in the center and surrounded with
frosted leaves each leaf having blue violet I'm the
center, the whole suspended from a handsome
goid par by two handsome cross chains OF frosted
gold. The inscription is as follows: "The Fuel
ling Badge, w. L. /. c., Nov "a, 1881"
Affairs in West Washington.
SENT TO HosPITAL--Robert Barkley who was
shot on the Goth instant by Samuel Ensfnger on
the chesapeake and Ohio canal, was sent to the
hospital last evening.
BRAIN AND MUsCLE-Some young gentlemen OF
this place have organized aclub for their mental
and physical improvement, called the s. F. club.
1t meets e Monday evenings for literary exercises,
and Wednesdays and Fridays for athletic eXer-
ciSes. The following officers have been elected:
Hamilton S. Wallace, president; Robert ID. Cum
Charles j. Mcdaniel, treasurer; r. f. Cummin'
master athletic exercises.
PoRT.-Entered-Steam "Mary c." n. B. Sped
den. from North Carolina, with 10000 feet OF lum-
Der for the canal company. This the third cargo
of the 100000 feet OF lumber purchased by the
canal company to lengthen the locks of the canal.
Schr. James A. GARFIELD, Woodrufr, from Bath,
Me-, with 500 tons OF ice. This is a three
masted schooner, this being her first voyage
THE CANAL TRADE-GRAIN.-Arrfved,b boat NJ. c.
NJ. Bayer, with 1900 bushels OF wheat Coal-29
boatSleft Cumberland Monday with 3.327 06 tons OF
coal, as follows: For GeOrgetOwn-ConSolidatio
Co.. S. ii tons; Borden Co., 434 19 tons: New Gen.
tral Co., 223 tons; Blaen Avon Co.. 11212; Mary
land Co., 470.11 tons; Georges Creek Co., 2l9l7
tons. For Acknowledgements Co., 57S.03.