Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-01

Officers Melton and Hutchinson, Of the South
infant near the corner Of Isl and streets SOUTH
west Saturday evening. On its dress was pinned
card with the name "Rose McCann' written
ia It
G. A. Whitaker sends the British Quarterly Re-
,ietr for April.
De buried In Mount Ol1yet cemetery next Sunday
t O'Clock o. M
Antonio Romano, brother OF the Society OF
Jesus. who died at St JOseph's hospital. in Balti-
more. last Thursday, in the list year OF his age,
vas skilled artiflcer In copper and bronze, and
leaves as a monument OF his skill the beautiful
ceilings on St AloySluS church, In this city.
Gen. S. c. Armstrong, of the Hampton WAY In
stitute, addressed n distinguished company at the
residence OF Mr.. Archibald Hopkins, Saturday
evening, on the results OF Indian education at the
institute NAMED. His audience included President
Arthur, Chief Justice Waite, Senators Hawiey and
i'end.etol and MIR. Frank Gushing, with the two
ZGni chiefs
Resolutions were unanimously adopted by the
Master Builders association at their meeting Sat
urday night, declaring that they diScount9nance
the diShonorable manner in which the journeymen
pa5terers OF this city endeavored to Increase their
pay" and "that we shall use our best efforts to
have our piastering performed by nOn-union men
until such times as the plasterers act in proper
spirit and cooperate with their employers by CIV
ing them and the public proper notice.
The dec.catiOn OF the chapel in St Mary5 Ger
man Catholic cemetery. which was TO have taken
place yesterday, was postponed on account OF the
illness of Rev. Father Allg, pastor Of St Mary's
hurch
Funeral services were conducted Saturday evening
over the remains OF Cadet Engineer L. A. Wedder
burn at the residence OF his grandfather, Judge
Dew. c. Lawrence, On street, by Rev DIR. Paret.
The remains were then taken to GlenwOOd and
placed In vault Cadet Engine erS Hughes,
LoOmfS and Orr, three OF young Wedderburn'S
classmates, were present from Annapolis
The Catholic churches yesterday celebrated the
" Patronage OF St Joseph" and in some of the
churches the May eve preparation for the months
service was made by the children under lead
OF the pastors There were long professions OF
children at St Domnc's and the Church OF the
Immaculate Conception.
Thomas Roberts was In the dock at the Police
Court to-day on the charge OF asSaulting Mary
Roberts, his wife. He was released on his per-
son i bOn..S
About 10 O'Clock last night Mr. James Hartman.
white man, in attempting 70 get off a street car
In motion at the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue
and 18th street, was thrown to the ground and
badly injured. He was removed to his home, 1116
10 tn street.
The mean temperature in Washington the past
month was SOS degrees, exactly the same as last
year.
Kate Welsh, an old white woman. was sent to
the WorkhOuse Tor thirty days by Judge Smell to-
d1y for begging money. on the street, on the pre-
tence that il was TO bury child
The Potomac Terra Gotta COMPANY has flel its
proportion of CAPT al paid in S1n,550; Ell sting
debts less than 5000.
Naomi Utermehle has flied a bill (am1cable)
against c. II. Utermehle asking the sale or lot g
square ass, and the Investment OF proceeds for
tue benefit or the infant defendant.
George NaShiaet IN, cOlOred, was charged In the
Police Court to-day with having assaulted colOred
girl, named Annie Smith, in South Washington
MISUNDERSTANDING her jaw with stone.