Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-06
The National Rifles, excursion.


| were laid for over one hundred guests and num-
| Der OF addresses were made.
The National Rifles, Excursion.
The series OF excursions given by the National
RlfleS this season, was ended last evening, when
the final trip was made to Marshall Hall on the
steamer W. W. Corcoran. The attendance was
very large. Among those present were Mrs. Oscar
Hough, Mr. and Mrs. George Scott Mr.. and Mrs A.
McCreery, Misses Mamie and Annie White, Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Brown, Misses Kate Bath, Flor
ence Kirby, Fannie Hutton, Mrs. Chas. Smith, Mr..
Misses Adele and Mamie Gray, Misses iSoIens
Johnson Dent, Laura Box, Blanche Van Deventer,
annie Sewer, Mr.: ana Mrs. r. s. Todd, Mrs. C. NJ.
OF the Navy department.; Ben. f. Worrell Miss
GorinEe Barton, Miss Susie De Saules, Mi WIN
derson, Mr.. Richard Neal. Miss Jessie Scott. Mr.
and Mrs Frank Tibbitts, Messrs w. II. Holmes.
J. ii. Holmes, J: H. Parish, John A. Downs, W. r.
Smith, A. b. Bennett. j. W. sims, Sweet, J. H.
Patrick, Mr. and Mrs: James b. Sheckells, Misses
Luz n MTs e Gere
Claudia E. Pearson, Mrs. John A. Darne F. j.
tombstone, Misses Alice Johnstone, Fannie john
stone, Fannie Gross, Mr.. John j. Ray, Mr.. August
Tanner, Mrs. Guy Carton, Mrs. Baden. the Misses
Susie and Nellie Baden. Mrs. B. I. Spencer, Miss
Clara Siamm, Miss Alice Hall, Miss Dora Blank
man, Mr.. Charles Flanagan Richard Hinton, MI.
NJ Spi.,ln, Mr.. George Smith, r. A. Fish, Messrs
u II. skippon, r. H. Yates, George Billings, Mi
CharieS SIMS, X. w. Scholl, Charles Brown, of
Virginia; DIR. Robert Reyburn and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Z. c. Duncanson and Mr. and Mrs. VIM
c. keech.
A HOTEL PORTER CONVICTED OF STEALING
samuel Hna, cannon, a colored porter of the Riggs
morning on the charge of stealing some table
linen and blankets from Caleb w. Spofford, the
proprietor OF the hotel. Detective McDevitt and
Voss testified to recovering the goods at the de-
PENDANTS house Mr.. SpOffOrd identified the goods
and pointed out where the name OF the hotel had
Deen cut out or the blankets and the table linen.
The defendant denied the larceny, and put on q
preacher to prove that he was q member OF the
church, and an honest man. He was sent to jail
for 6O days
CHARGE OF FoRGERY-In the Police Court this
afternoon Joseph r. Crozet was charged with
forging the name OF Frank Hume to note for S.
ana passing it ON VIM. j. Hughes. Mr. Moore
stated that he desired continuance in the case
until Friday, as Mr.. Hume, an important witness
ID the case, was not in town. He also said that
against the defendant The case was continued
under 81 900 bonds CrCZet was arrested yesterday
afternoon. An attorney came into court after the
case had been disposed OF, and asked the court to
give the defendant hearing or release him,
claiming that he was insane. The court refused
to comply with the request
THE COLORED PUBLIC SCHOOLs.-Mr H. O. Mont
gomery, principal of the 9TH division of the public
schools has arranged to issue tickets of admission
10 the colOred schools as follows Garnet building
corner 10th and U streets, to-day; Stevens build
west, tomorrow; Chamberlain building, George
town. Friday; Miner building, 18th street between
IT,
W. s. Montgomery will issue tickets Of admission
to the eighth division at the following places and
Times: John F. Cook building. o street, between
4th and 9TH streets northwest, the 5h 9th and 9Th
lnstantS; Lincoln building corner 2i and streets
southeast, 9TH instant; Randall building, corner
LIST and streets southwest Sth instant. The hours
each day for giving the tickets Will be from to 10
a. ~ and to pm
WMLIAMs-HousToN-M W. E. Williams. clerk
OF the Criminal Court, and son OF Deputy United
states Marshal Williams, and Miss Ella, daughter
H. N cir ayrtoI
evening at the Church OF The Incarnation, in the
presence OF large gathering: Rev. DR.. Townsend
VI. Oliphant, X. Ii. WOrden and II. NJ. Brian
oiilciated as ushers beautiful floral bell was
SUSPENDED s,is over the couple at the chancel rail-
The groom and bride left last evening for q
months trip In the CatskillS.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Ray
moni Bowen and Louisa Amos, both OF Baltimore,
Md; Henry w: Spresser and Mary Maloney; Peter
johnson and Mary SmallwOod, OF Prince George
county, Nd; w. E. Williams and Ella G. Houston:
Robert Diggs and Adllne Boston, both OF Prince
George county. Nd; Taylor Williams and Eliza
Lucas; Anderson Young and Lucy Ellen Brooks:
Chas. w. Caldwell and Julia A. Mahony; john
schafIer and Lauramie Williams; Frank w. Coon
andria, Va, and Eliza Williams; Chas w. STRAIT
| ton ana Emma Woodruff, both OF Amherst CO. va ::
Robert King and Mary N: Weaver.
RIVER TRADE.-Harbormaster Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front as follows: schr.
Bessie Summers, White. 1 200 melons; schr Maud
L. Evans, 500 do; schr. Pearl, Beach, $500 do !:
and schr John Nerly, Evans 400 melons, all for
Golden & Richardson; schr. Three Sisters Adams
$500 melons for VIM: N; Evans; schrs. Minnie
Moore White Cloud and oyster Boy, all with OF s.
tiers for market; stmr. Enterprise, Follansbee
wood for II. L. BscOe; schr. Olive Milnwooi, Ken
drick; and schr Black Hawk, Edwards, with cord
wood for stephenson Bros; schr. Sally, Jordin,
cord wool, S CreOlin; schr. Rising Sun, cord wood
King Son; barge Edwin, Wilt, 29O tons coal GEO.
Bogus; barge Mary Muliin, Mullin, 243 tons coal
for city Dealers barge ID. c. Spencer, Muilin, 273
tons coal. same; schr. Thomas Richards, Hopkins
15O tons coal johnson Bros
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Hugh McCanrey to W. ii. A. Wormley lot X So
ls3: 1923. VIM. Chambers to Ada and Ida L.
Case, lot 80, So $685. &, 100. Prescott and Fraser
trustees to Nero Taylor, lot &C. Sec 8, Barry farm
SSoo. Margaret Mills TO James A. Macauley, SUBJ
80, So 669; $500. NJ. p. Callan, treasurer &C. to
D. B. Gron lot !, So: s96; II ,2ls.5l. j. NJ Birkhead
ct al, trustees, to Henry c. Thompson, sub 49, So
So4; slW9 Same to J. H. Johnson. subs II and Is,
90. <S,W D. !: Coldwell to Susan Fletcher pit
] 4, So 30; $50 r. Cottrell TO Bemhandira Teuber
pit H. SO. 454 5000. Mary E. Pickrell executrix
ct al, TO j. H. Johnson, lots and g. Water street
Geofgetown; 81 500.
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