Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-12
Condensed Locals.

The double-sheet STAR tomorrow will be an I'M
usually interesting number and command an ex-
traOrdinary circulation. On last Saturday 1865
copies were printed and sod Advertisers will
confer IA. or by sending In their orders early to
insure insertion and classification.
The steamer George Leary is reported ashore on
NatOnkin shoal, IS miles down the river
George f johnson and Thomas II. Heath. the
appraisers OF the estate of the late Edward Thorn
ton TaylOe have returned an inventory OF the per-
sona estate of the deceased in Washington amount
ing to So, 40 o. The deceased also left real es-
tate here and in Alabama and New York
FITZGERALD, who with Johnny NOrton) was ar
Rested In Boston not long since on the charge Of
large sum OF money by the bunco game in that
city, is in Washington.
Smith, colored, in the head with a pistol I'm West
Washington about two weeks ago, was tried In the
man said he didn't believe the young man intended
70 shoot him, and the court released the prisoner
on his personal bonds.
In the Police Court to-day Albert Beckett,
colored was fined $50 or go days I'm jail for keeping
policy shop at the corner OF 9th and streets
Noah Johnson, the colored man who was
arrested day before yesterday for robbing Miss
kate Grifiith, at the Opera House on the 18th OF
the charge OF grand larceny OF trunk and clothing
from Miss Griffith, and the case was continued for
sons concerned In the robbery.
The convention OF the Catholic Young Mems Ma
Conal Union terminated last night at Boston
Among the officers elected for the ensuing year
were the following: President, Bishop Keane OF
Richmond; first general vice president, Rev. J. II.
MITCHELL OF BroOklyn; second general vice preSt-
dent Major Mallett of Washington.
The remains OF the late D. A. Brosnan, for over
twenty years sexton at ST Patrtck'S church, will
be Inferred at Mt Olivet on Sunday
The Union Veteran Corps, the Washington Light
Infantry and the National Rifles have accepted an
invitation 10 take part In the review during the
eneampment OF the Grand Army OF the Republic
In Baltimore next month. IL will begin June 21st,
A young man, named Louey Rumph. was fined
y or days by Judge Shell to-day for cutting flow
ers nom public park
A young coIOred woman named Critic johnson.
VINO was on trial In the Police Court to-day for
eursng and swearing told the court that the cause
OF the trouble Was her husband giving her seven
ty-fve cents TO run the house on for a week
Mrs CLANCY, wife OF Pat Clancy, who mysteri-
eusly LETT this city some five months ago, taking
his three children with him, since which time
nothing has been heard or him, was delivered OF a
soa last evening at the house OF her parents on NJ
between Sd and Az streets southwest
On the Recommendation or the examining CON-
nlittee the following applicants were to-day adj
Frederick W. Collins, Theodore Brentano, Chas. G.
Norton, Walter Greer, Marflla NJ Kicker, VIM. N.
strong, VIM W. Strong, Chas. r Hyde and Lu-
TIE BREWERS BANouEr.-The members Of the
National Brewers Association celebrated the close
o. their labors by a banquet last evening at Abb
ner's There was large number OF invited guests
present. and there were covers Laid for 400 persons
The regular toa SIS were responded 10 by Congress
nan DeuSter, Acting Commissioner Rogers, Hon,
Thomas l. Young, Henry H. Reuter-, DR. Thoss d.
hoes, Count Won Deust, ex-Gov. Curtin, Congress
man Butterworth, Congressman VIM. ID. Kelly and
others. tn. banquet was very complete In all Its
details. a outton-hole boquet and menu printed
o. silkfwas at each plate, while appropriate de-
signs, la CONNECTIONS. OF Gambrtnus, and other
erl5lemS Of the industry adorned the tables
A large number o, the brewers viii visit Mount
Vernon to-day before leaving for their homes
In y ar. all very much pleased with their recep-
non and visit After the attorney OF the aSsOcla-
Ton, Mr. Louis Schade, made his report q vote OF
NE se;s7eEtten.