Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-19
River News.
LIST OF ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

LIST OF ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Schooner Reading. Capt. Miller with coal for
geo L. Sheriff: schooner Maria Ashley. Are
lilo tons coal for j. Miller: schooner John II
Travis. Wheatley. 1S2 tons coal for Stephenson
Bros schooner b. StOkeley. Wheatley. liz tons
coal for Stephenson Bros: schooner Alethea
Pop0n, l51 tons coal for Stephenson Bros
schooner Swae, West coal for j. Miller: schooner
NJ NanSciYer. Galloway. ia tons coal for Clark
d Given: schooner POmerOy Neal. 80 cords
wood Tor Biscoe: schooner Concord. milford 50
tons guanO for L. Biscoe: schooner b. H. Lam
cert. Davis. :. 400 melons for VIM. Ieishean:
schooner Pocahontas. kendrick. 40 cords wood.
market: schooner Norfolk Towson miscel-
laneous cargo. for Johnson Bros: schooner
Brave. Goslee. 5000 feet lumber for T. ". Riley.
schooner Banner. Chiseltine. "a cords wood for
Johnson Bros; schooner Queen. Owen p cords
wood for Johnson Bros; schooner Thomas
Franklin. Poe wood. Carter Il Son: schooner
Blackhawk, Edwards. wood Carter & Son.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs-Henry jackson and
Patsey Barber: Frank OdeliOus of New Orleans.
La. and Emma Carter. of Philadelphia William
Hayes and Annie DannsOn.
DANGEROUS Ctr Across THE BREAST WITH A
RAZoR.-EJward Smith was charged in the Po-
lice Court to-day with assaulting. with intent to
kill. another colOred man named August HOl-
land. who testified that on the 18th of last month
Smith net him on Ohio avenue near l4th street
and Smith. uttering an OATH said. - think I've
got my man" He then drew razor and caught
Witness by the neck ami cut him across the breast
with a razor. and he has been in the hospital ever
since DIR. Morgan testified to the extent of the
cut. which. he stated. was about five inches long
and in a very dangerous locality Smith was
committed TO JAIL in default of $500 bonds. to
await the action of tie grand jury.
THE AMATEUR Press ASSOCIATION. south
eastern section. met in Srini-annuai convention
In Baltimore yesterday. Maryland Virginia.
pennsylvania and other states and Washington
city are represented in the association. Officers
Were elected as follows: President c. W. Darr.
Washington; first vice president. George Keen.
louisiana; second. Clara H. Lardy Alabama;
tnifd oi- K Cake Virginia. fourth. J. r. Griffin.
North Carolina; fifth, Birdie Walker. Tennessee:
recording secretary, George NJ. Carr North Car
oiiEa corresponding secretary j. w. McClaiu.
pennsylvania; treasurer. James NJ. SaIahes
Maryland; official editor. II. A. Switzerland
Norte Carolina Others present We're Charles
a. DStaata, of Pennsylvania. the retiring vice
president, and e. r. Waller of Washington. sec.
Rotary.
A SUT FOR DAMAGES CoMPROMysEp-Int b.
case OF John T.. FarriSse against the Washington
and Georgetown Railroad stipulation was YES
terday filed that the plaintiff shall take iud"
ment for 81 200. which is TO be in fun settlement
and satisfaction for all elaims' The suit was in
stituted on the Goth of last Januar1 for SI5 0O,
damages for injuries received by being hurt hy a
car on the 9TH street road whereby he lest a Ter
Gen b. r. Butler and j. 4. Smith were the conn
sci for plaintiff and E. Totten for defendant.