Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-04
. Condensed Locals.

Condensed Locals.
The Columbia Turn veren met yesterday at
the gymnasium. and twelve new members were
admitted. Mr.. VIC. Willenbuecher was elected
vice president in place of Otto Eckstein, re-
signed
The yerein Baden has elected the following
officers for the next six months: Charles Graft
president; William Rickert vice do: Emil Wap-
ner, secretary; Joseph ZegOrvitz, treasurer; John
Graft, F. Joachim and George Phillip GanzhOrn,
finance committee.
The National Fair Association. at their meet
ing last night authorized Marshal James s. Ed
wards to employ three assistants, and the COM
mittees were given authority to engage their
own assistants.
The first meeting of the Union Building asso-
citation. for the payment of dues. will be held at
Cosmopolitan hall, corner Sth and streets
northwest. tomorrow evening at $50 clock.
See advertisement
Arvine W. Johnson yesterday. through l.. G..
Hine. filed suit against the Inland and Sea-
board COasting company for 81 600 damages
for being rudely seized. as he alleges and de-
tanned from discriminating from the Lady of the
Lake at Fortress Monroe until he had paid fifty
cents additional. although he held rOund-trip
ticket from Washington to Norfolk
The Union Soldiers Alliance has elected the
following officers for 1882. viz: III. Dingman.
president; E. W. Oyster, first vice president; s.
T. Thomson. second vice president; J. L.
Heupel secretary; G. Simmons assistant secre-
tary; s. C. LOvejOy. treasurer and C. Hartel.
proctor. W. A. Short, S. E. Thomson and W.
H. Mills were appointed committee to arrange
for the annual banquet
John Hall. for an assault on Mary Sefus black
Inc her eyes. was fined $50 with the alternative
OF sixty days Imprisonment by Judge Smell in
the Police Court yesterday.
Mutual Relief Division. Sons of Temperance.
has elected the following officers: VIM. Oscar
Roome, W.P.; Edith NJ Bushby VA: j. X
Bridge, RS; l.. E. Bushby AIRS: w H. Kean.
rs; j. W. Bede, treasurer; VIM. Bushby, chap
lain.
Yesterday afternoon. a girl three years old.
named Berthe Byers fell into the basement of a
new house. corner of 10th and o streets north
west and was severely hurt.
The Capitol Hill sub-post office was opened
yesterday, as stated in THE STAR last evening
and 10 the surprise of the clerks the first bust
ness done as to money orders six applicants
for such orders being at the office within the
first i've minutes after opening.
Yesterday on the law side Of the court,
Ernest Rehm entered suit against Daniel and
VIM Ballauf. on bond for 80 $50 VIM Ballauf
entered suit against Rehm before magistrate.
and attached his goods and furniture giving
bond for all damages arising out of the seizure.
The justice gave Judgment for Rehm. and he
now sues on the the bond to recover damages
Catherine Ackers the white woman who was
arrested last Saturday for the grand larceny of
go from Mr.. ID. NJ. Reyes was dismissed in the
Police Court this morning
AT meeting of Mount Olive Lodge, No. 1888.
g. u D. OF o. F.. held on the evening of Octo-
Der Sd, the following officers were installed: F.
ID. Dudley. =. n. F.; X. III. Roberts, ~ F.: w. A.
Duiguid. p n. c.; j. F. Colbert N g.: s. A..
Harris. V. g.; F. Cole. ir.. E. s.; W. H. j. NAL
Win, .: T. n Barlow. treasurer; T. ii. Wright,
ehaplain; W. II. Saunders, /. e.; w. johnson,
warden.
A Brutal AssAULT-AbOut ten O'Clock last
night a white man named Geo. KARL living at
the corner of 7th and X streets northeast called
AT the fifth nrppncf Station 1x,f<b
blood and several bad wounds of the head He
stated that he had been assaulted by a man
named ThOs- Fitzgerald, who had knocked him
down with some blunt instrument and beaten
him while down He thought it might have
been dull Ratchet. He was directed to the
Emergency hospital, where Drs. Parsons and
Markriter dressed his wounds, and he went on
his way. The physicians said the wounds were
serious. and inflicted on q weakly man might
have been fatal Mr.. KARL is robust and
sound man. but was quite weak from the loss
OF blood. The assault was brutal one.
FINED FOR DRIVING BEER WAGON OVER A
BOY.-AleXander Howe young white man.
the driver of a beer wagon, was charged in the
Police Court to-day with assaulting little boy
about five years old. named John Jacquet, by
driving his wagon over him. Mr.. l.. Browning
appeared for defendant. Mr.. Isaac G. Jacquet
TIE boys father. stated that he lives on 18th
street. between | street and New York avenue
and on the 18th OF last month this man drove
his wagon over witness little boy and seriously
injured his legs. and DR.. Lincoln was called to
attend him, and he was not able TO go out until
two days ago Several other witnesses testified
10 the wagon running over the boy. There was
no evidence offered for the defence. and the
court imposed fine of $50 or 20 days.
FINED FOR HAULING OFFENSIVE MATTER
IhkotGH THE SrREETS.-H. Clay Jones and Jas
ffaWley, We're charged in the Police Court this
morning with committing, creating and main.
tanning nuisance. injurious to health. i'm trans
porting through the streets in open carts ot
certain manure and decomposed animal and
vegetable matter. This case was before fhs
court last week, when the drivers of the.carfs
were fined. The defendants in this case ara the
principals and owners of the material complainef
Of, which was piled up near the arsenal, and tn,
complaint grew out Of their hauling 1t from ther,
70 vessel at the 9TH street wharf The police
men OF the first precinct testified that the ma
teral smelled so badly that they could smell /
half mile away. The court said that he hsa
gone to one extreme In imposing the minimum
line Ia the case Of the drivers, and he would 2,
the other extreme, by imposing the maximum
fine ($25 each) on the principals An appes
was noted and bonds liked at 600 IN eacl
case.