Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-05
TLe Sclls:etEeia Fest.
THE BARBECUE AND OTHER FESTIyITI


responding. An OK was slaughtered and roasted
on a revolving cylinder When the meat was
done it was cut into SNAIL pieces, placed between
OF sandwiches to all present The Turn Verein
arrived at the park later, and was met by Presi-
dent dent E6eL Mr. sam'i Levy responded to the adj
In the evening the first section OF the Turner's,
comprising eight young men, gave an exhibition
OF Skill on the horizontal bar. In the bowling
alley MI Geo. c. Seuferle won the first prize. s15;
Mr.. H. Fader the second, $12; Mr.. VIM MuehleiseD
the third. s.; Mr.. Mark HeydoIn the fourth. Sc;
Mr.. Walter Spengler the fifth So and Mr.. Benja-
MN Golly the sixth, 81. Mr.. Heydoin won the
special prize OF $40 offered to the making the
largest number OF ten strikes In the ladies' shoot
ing the winners were Mrs. j. j. Appich, Mrs Jacob
Homer, Mrs. VIM. HelmuS, Mrs. Geo. c. Walker,
Mrs. VIM. Behrens and Miss E. Ermold. The gen.
end to-day. The king shooting is in progress to-
day, and this evening there will be banquet
A Suggestion to the Charitable and the
UncharitabIe.
To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
An anonymous communication in THE STAR OF
Saturday evening in reference to cases of desitu-
ton in the western part OF the city says: "The
associated charities are SO organized as to ascer-
tain all the facts in any particular case" do not
dispute this, but l know there are numerous
cases OF distressing sickness and want in the west
ern part OF the city, which are not benefited by
the facilities relieved from their resources that
applications have been made and answer returned
that their funds were exhausted: that the relief
obtained for the needy from the source that "WeSt
End regards as the only proper dispenser OF
charity would not amount to one dollar.
Those Who sincerely SympathSe with deStitu-
ton and distress oe Informed that there Is no
private begging institution in the West End or
elsewhere OF which the writer Of this has knowI-
edge. There are, however, a few earnest, working
sympathetic persons who have been able by the
aid Of the generous to relieve sickness and hunger,
to supply clothing, and to give decent burial to
the dead; and TO this end they will continue to
LABOR without Ostentation, and gratefully appre-
ciate the sympathy and assistance OF all who ap-
prove OF such work. NJ. A. II.
THE PROPOSED GARIBALDI MONUMENTAL meet
Ing of Italian residents. who striving to raise
FUNDS for the Garibaldi monument proposed to be
erected In this city, was held last night at
Marlnis hall, the president, DR.. Verdi, presiding.
lt was announced that the Italian society,"
Un1one Fratellanza, of this city, had resolved
to join with this association and will parade
Thursday on the occasion OF the festival to take
place at the SchuetZeR park. The thanks Of the
meeting We're rendered to Secretary Chandler for
granting them the services OF the Marine band.
POLICE COURT SCENF,-An Intoxicated woman
was called up TO the G0ck-rail at the Police Court
this morning on the charge of diSOrderly conduct
and profanity on the street. She asserted in very
loud tones that she was va lady, every inch OF
her, and it took all the strength Baillf Barton
could command to keep her from prancing out OF
the dock. An intoxicated attorney staggered Into
the court, and after regaining his equilibrium,
with considerable difficulty, he said: ''1f it please
the court this Is my client" He cross-eXarnined
the witnesses until the court stopped him. He
said he wished TO be heard. The court said: 81
heard you, five dollars or fifteen days"