Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-15

roo1, and VIII be erected 10y David Morri son & Co.
at q cost OF 81, COO
The Trouble Among the CurpcDters
MEETING OF THE BROTHERHOOD LAST NICHE
The Brotherhood or Carpenters and Jo!ners, at
their meeting last night, appointed a committee
~ confer With MassrS Deeriag d johnson and
with MIR. Fred. Pilling, and inform them that I'M
Ger no circumstances would they Uhe Brother
hood) submit 10 reduction OF wages. \ resoiu-
ton was unanimously adopted endorsing the
action OF the Inea VINO refused to submit to the
reduction, and piedging the Brotherhood to sus-
t3in t1en- The matter Will be referred to the
National Federation o! Labor for the purpose of
securing the united action OF the different trades
unions.
THs CoLoRED MILITARY vIsIToRs.-Yestcrd4y
afternoon the visiting coIOred military-the Rjch-
mend Light Infantry-with the Washington
Cadets, the Capitol City Guards, and Webster
MOTEL oy Col Webster and staff OF the District
OF columbia militia. The parading companies
pieoen.ed me appearance. The column SUISSE
soldiers engaged IN the festivities held there Inv
sne es.dets. Afterwards the Richmond infantry
home. "HO iei' ioi
CHANGES II THE WASHINGTON NAVY Yam rera
nade yesterday as follows: Daniel Collins an
pointed master shipwrght, vice William e Tai
Dot, removed; Charles Gray, master caulker vice
George Shareld William E Hutchinson. reduced
from foreman OF plumbers TO iourneyInan William
Layton, reduced from timber inspector TO timber
measurer BY q new Or:er OF the Secretary or the
Navy the master shipwright has charge OF ali
WOOL workers In the construction department
except Jotners-
The ". l. !. CORPS PROPOSED TRIr-At q meet
m2 OF the Washington Light Infantry corps, held
last evening, Captains Miller and Breitbarth who
nave recently returned from Cape May, reported
that everything would be IN readiness ror the re-
ception OF the corps there On the morning of the
Nth The Union Neteren corps have rendered an
escort TO the w. l. L. corps, and viii take pa.t In
the parade 10 the depot next Saturday evening.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: John
z Ch2ppell TO Amelia V. Hamilton, part ls, So %.
". e. Draines TO Dominic McMeriman, paft (,
50. go; $500 j. Harold Hardy TO G.. W. F.
Swarizeil, lots IL and IL, So. 526 500. Lcander NJ
Auioy TO Sarah l. Doubleday, subs 19. % and 81
So io.; 3. Peter Mackaboy 10 Eliza Smith,
lot 2, Brothers Joint Interest; s..
HELD FOR THE GRAND JuRY.-Robort Parker. a
notorlous colorei thie:, was before Judge Bunfly
to-day charged with the second ofYence OF netit
larceny In stealing coat from Mark Cohen,s ma vrn
ehcp On sth street. The testimony Showed that re
went into Tue store with another man and put the
coat on and walked out. The case was sent To t,e
grand jury. and the prisoner was Committed in
default OF 800 bonds. 49,
FINED SO FOR FIRING SHOT INTO BOYS Ircs
sIo SCARE HIM."-Mark Greer, OF l. street. West
wash ngton, was charged In the Police Court this
morning with having ass tulted q colo-ed bow
Famed ThoS- Bir5, who testified that last June he
was swimming of the defendants beat In Rock
creek, when the rope got loose from the boat and
and took up shot gun and fired at witness some
q the shot taking effect In his legs Greer said he
Vas annoyed by the boys taking his boat AMI only
nred 20 scare him. Judge Bundy said he could moi
look over such transactions aud he would fine him
40 or 20 days