Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-13

DID you hear that f1shman's CRY this morn
Dr.. Chancellor of the Maryland board O.,
health, was In Rockville yesterday. looking
after the organization OF q board OF health for
montgomery county, and board was organ
tied.
On Tuesday, IN making up the lost time be.
tween Philadelphia and New York Long
legged 10" the big engine OF the Pennsylvania
railroad; made the run between the Two Cities
with Washington express train, In s5 minutes,
some OF the run having been made at the rate
OF 20 miles an hour.
Mr.. Campbell Carrinpfor ,,-ccnt,v olaa,aa
superintendent OF the Washington and Mexican
Mining Company, leaves for Mexico next WeaK
He recently returned from the mines. leaving
MS amouianceS. wagons and camp eQuipaye at
san Antonio. The company's mines are located
!35 miles from, and In the same range of noun
Ia sains as those now being worked by ex-Gov.
Shepherd. Mr. Darlington has had considera-
ole experience In mining, having been an
assistant to Prot F. V. Hayden for three years
In his explorations In the west.
EDWARD Burns, aged 70 years. was sunstruck
Inis morning at the corner OF Connecticut ave-
nue. and street, and taken to his residence at
1875 goth street.
The Grand Lodge, l. o. G. T., of the District
OF Columbia, paid visit to Baltimore last
night, and were suitably received by the two
gaaRa 6dges Of the state OF Maryland at Sill
names OF the visitors were j. II. Stein. G. w. c.
T.; A. h. Frear, G. w. C.; Alexander Bro Jk1eld,
G. VS.; Wm; Brook1eld: g. W. o. II. F.
VI ". u.
They returned last night.
Mr.. Joseph r. LANCER, who secured divorce
rom n, his wife on the 10th inst. on the ground
OF desert1oD. yesterday took out license to
marry Mrs. Rosina Geuratti.
The Belt line railroad has force employed
70 day laying track In 18th street, south OF
pIoyes OF the Treasury bureau of engraving
and printing. who do not relish walking so far
this hot weather.
A coloreI woman named Agnes Taylor was
FRUSTRATED 4 II
street and Pennsylvania avenue this morning,
and taken to police headquarters by Officers
Miller and Wheelock,. and attended by Dr..
McKim. She afterwards recovered sufficiently
to be sent to her home, on c, between % and 81
streets southwest.
Yesterday afternoon boy named George W.
ton circle, was thrown of and had his collar
bone broken. He was sent to his home, SIS 7th
street northwest.
There is another slight breeze in st. Luke's
the action Of the rector, Rev. DR.. McCrunmell,
In refusing to pay the funeral expenses of q
deceased member out OF the funds Of the church
or to give paper to the family certifying them
as worthy subjects for relief by the charitable.
The Northern Liberty German-Amerlcan
Building Association No. l, last night elected
Theodore Pitt. president; j. z. P. Ritter, vice
president; A. Gersdolff. treasurer; Ed. Brown
secretary; H. SeibOde, P. A. Mattern, c. Jost, s.
Johnson, F. Fendner, g. H. Dean, John uppold,
: SSAiCuOA ouu a. OOui, UlTCCJOTSs
Fleet w. jenkins, colored was charged In the
Police Court yesterday with having assaulted
Ills wife, Eliza jenkins, Wednesday, knocking
her down and putting her out of the house.
The defense was that the wife drinks and was
In the act OF carrying of some OF his clothes
when the difficulty took place. The court fined
him SO.
Although the advertising in The STAR on
every day averages twenty columns out OF the
tWenty-eight, 1t IS unusually large in the
therefore confer a favor by sending in Their
orders as early as practicable, to insure post
tlon and classification for to-morroWs en-
Iarrpd edition.