Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-05

Ladies.
Drtra's Garden.-Open air concert.
Masonic TertpIe--Horticutural exhibition.
Condensed Locals.
At the meeting of the Medical Association last
night the case of DIR. Charles Bowen, for publish
ing book containing notices of cures affected
by him in certain diseases. was called up. but no
evidence being before the meeting on the sub
ject no action was taken.
At a meeting of Perseverance Lodge of Good
Templars last night addresses were made by
Messrs Nj. +. COldwell, OF Georgia. and Mr.. W.
H. Horn. of the Sixth auditors office
General John Nj. Dunn of the Interior de-
partment, was slightly injured in an accident on
the Louisville and Nashville railroad YESTERDAY
Coroner PattersOn's report for September
shows that the causes of death in so cases were
Investigated by him last MONTH
MT. John ii. Shields is to be room clerk at Will
lard's Hotel the coming season, S. s. DOak cash.
Ter, o. A. Day bookkeeper, and JAS Brook night
Clerk.
The Inland and Seaboard COasting COmpany
yesterday filed an appeal To the Supreme Court
from the decision of the justice of the peace in
the case Of Frank W. PagenhOtf against the COM
pany.
Last night Ambrose Carter. colored. living at
sos 22d street. found a born colOred infant
IN his yard. and it was sent to the st. AIMS In
FAINT Asylum.
Sunday night last the members of McKendree
church H. Ed took measures for Kidding them
selves OF debt of about 81 Goo which has long
oppressed them and the whole amount of the
Indebtedness was at once subscribed.
The Arbitration League met at the street
baptist Church last evening and Mrs. Belva A.
Lockwood delivered lecture on peace"
Yesterday notorious cOlOred thief named Wash.
Meredith. stole costly reclining chair from the
ehop OF Mr. Ebert A. Hebard, 100 9th street, but
was soon afterwards arrested by Lieut. Arnold,
at the shantyOf cOlOred female in Majors
alley. near the X street market where the chair
and handsome gilded French clock supposed
have been stolen were found.
The Washington Light Guard Major H O.
Norton commanding, were entertained by Mrs.
Work at her residence, No. 52S 9Th street north
east, last night in a hospitable manner.
The Union Building Association. See advt.
MI b. Frank Guy, wellremembered here as of
the firm of Selby Guy of ante bellum days
II VIII be seen, by notice elsewhere, has entered
business again with Mr.. f. F. Simpson, at 1905
Pennsylvania avenue 0he old locatiOn).
The sixty-secOnd annual convention Of the
Maryland synod begins its opening session to-
night, in st. Paul's English Lutheran church,
corner nth and streets northwest, Rev. S.
DOmer. pastor.
At the annual meeting Of the Odd Fellows
Library Association. last evening, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year: DR..
John Edwin Mason, PRESIDENT c. P. Crandall,
vice president; Solomon E. Faunce, secretary;
5: q. Boise, treasurer; John E. Graham,
librarian.
The SHOOTING MATCH At MARSHALL Hall
match at Marshall Hall yesterday afternoon
The following were the scores: National Rifles
Adee, 81; bowman. 10 LantZ, %; Abner 10:
clifford, % Meakel, 23; Scott. %; total III
Washington Light infantry-Femmer2 %; Cleary
y; T. L. Hume. p: Schfey 81: Frank Hume
y; Hine. p; Bell, %; total 167. Union Veteran
Corps-R0ss, 81; Bell, %; RittenhOuse, 26;
Steyers, 81: Tierney, 10; Scarlett, 10; Carroll,
%; total. $50.
JUMP FROM A THIRD STORY WINDOW
Yesterday afternoon. Arthur Mcknight, proof
reader at the Government Printing office at
tempted to commit suicide by jumping from a
third story window of his residence. No. IT'S 9th
street northwest. but the only injury he received
was broken arm. Excessive drinking is alleged
as the cause of his act.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued Tn
b. Feawick Harvey, of this city. and c. Blanche
Robinson; Jno. III. Mitchell of this city. and
Barbara NJ Jones' Murkirk p. O.. Nd; Jas.
Richardson and Kate Murray: JOY Stone and Ida
Belle Barber; Jno. Burley and Fanny Ross, both
OF west Waslln"toD; Macdonald Douglass and
Helen Ofiiey Paulding: F. J. Ridgley and C. T.
Manning. both of Frederick, Md: Jno. Ethan
Allen OF Chicago, ILL.,, and LOdyiska E. SearIe.
of New York
THE ANTHROPoIOGICAL SOCIETY-Tne sessions
OF the Anthropological Society. suspended
curing the summer, We're resumed last evening
al TIE National Medical College Rev. Owen
Dorsey read a paper entitled 1.-The Orphan and
the Buffalo Woman; an Omaha Myth" and Major
=, W. fowei read paper Oh the Myths of the
"intoons OF the Sacramento Valley"
DEEDS IN Fee have been recorded as follows:
n. A. Ryon to Martha A. Edelin, subs 80 and 81.
So 9i5; $50 Francis II. Callahan to John F.
Kelly pit lot -, so. 624; $500 \. F. Barker to
Louisa ~ Nell sub. IA. so. 325 1881. Same
To L. +. Mcguire sub. -. so. 325. $500. w
Particle to Lillian 7. Hart sub. 1884, So AIS:
$500. WV. Corcoran to John F. Talburg SUBJ
1O9 and no SO; 5Ge s'23.31 W F. MattingIy,
trustee. to j. F. Waggaman lot and pit 5. So
133; S412.5O. j. +. Wa@gaman to COrnelia NJ
Mason same property; sl.0OO. W. S. Cox to
JOS Redeem sub. \, sd. 100: s.. j. NJ. Nc
Gala ct AL trustees, to W. v. MarmiOn sub.
ard ut. 4. sq. l2,; $500. Charlotte f. Fall to
Samuel \. McKenney pts - and 46 so. 2O9
$1,000. c. j. Hilyer TO Thos. Sunderland pit
u. sq. 15S; s.. r. p Jackson. trustee to
Rebecca A. Martin lot 90. block a. Threlkeld's
addition to Georgetown; 81 100. S. b. Todd to
Eliza l.. b. Paine. lot IS sub. so. 7GO; s.
Halbert F.. Paine To s. Ii. Todd do; 81 200.
Chas. W Seaton 10 Chas. II Ems. lots -, IS. 20
and SO. Of sub. Of Pleasant Plains: S1.6S0. The
Od0re Brooks to Solomon Pollard. lot 13 in sub.
Opt of 50. 4so; $500 Richard Johnson to
John NJ Buehley. pit. lot Is. SO, 5o7; 500.
THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN Association
at its annual meeting Monday evening elected
officers as fellows Rev. John q. Ames. presi-
oent; Charles Lyman and A. s. Pratt, vice pres:-
dents; James l.. Ewin, corresponding secretary;
T. b. Barnum, treasurer: Charles b. Bailey,
Joseph B0wes. Joseph Taber Johnson and +. W.
Vaughn. directors for three years; Charles F..
Foster, John b. Wight and Robert Reyburn. di-
reetors for che year. The report of the treas
9rer indicated that the association is out of
debt.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.-At a meeting of
Shion friendship Lodge. No SOL of the c. u.
O. OF o. F.. the following officers were elected:
r. >: f.. p. q. NJ. jackson Howard: n. F.. Hsr-
rs Moppin: p. n. e., Andrew Lewis. r.
George 5. Cant; " g.. William W. Ellison: p
8: N. V. p, Charles II. shorter f. s.. Edwin l..
Thomas; treasurer. p. G.. ~ ANTHONY Hickman
chaplain. NJ. V. L. Charles F. Murray; cond nc
tor, p e. III. George III. Johnson
FouSD DEAD IN BED.-Cliford Brown n
young white man. % years old, was found dead
In his bed at 7G7 Goth street northwest this
morning. at O'Clock. The apparent cause of
his sudden death was excessive drinking and
the coroner was notified. He had been an in
mate OF the insane asylum several times.