Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-14
Affairs i'm West Washington.


AcCIDENT.-Little Upton Mackall, youngest son
OF DIR. Louis Mackall while getting In a carriage
Saturday, leaving the doctors farm, broke one
OF the small bones or his foot
BUSINESS ENTERPRIsE.-Mr. Moves, the founder,
has I'm process OF construction at the old foundry,
on the canal, two large tanks for the use OF the
partment, on Sth street, to run the elevator and
otherwise supply the house with fun flow OF water
ganized by young men here is an association sim
liar to the Carroll Institute OF Washington, the
Xavier Union OF New York. and the Catholic Union
OF Boston. The Nichols building on High street
has been leased as the permanent headquarters or
the Union, and the ladies have taken in hand tie
good work of establishing library for 1t. The
dent, Theo f. $. King; vice-presfdent, Jas. II.
Clements; recording secretary, VIM II; Manogue;
assistant librarian, w. ID. Horrigan; directors. j.
G. Murray, G. w. Manogue, F. E, Craig, Z: v. os-
G. E onutt F. v. onutt, J; T: Clements w: II.
Manogue, j. ID. Mclaughlin, w. ID. Bastable. The
nrst compnmentaTy enoeftaihment @ Oh tne mon.
steal direction OF Prof. JohA p. Lawrence, was a
great success There was a large attendance and
style, and elected frequent and enthusiastic ap-
plause: Introductory remarks by the president;
Ralph Jefferson; tenor solo, Mr. Al Fennel; alto
solo, Miss Renehan: recitation, Mr. Frank L0ugh-
lin; piano solo, Prof John Lawrence; soprano
baritone solo, Mr.. II. A. ForesInan: piano solo,
Miss Renehan; comic recitation, Mr.. Ralph Jefer-
SOu StaRt WAS OccOrot6u Win uOWefS ana
plants The solos OF Misses RanRahan and Byrne
were sung I'm splendid style. The union has now
on its roll 70 members
THE FOLLOWING is published az the request OF
parties concerned: This is to certify that on the
FIRST day OF May. lSS2, united In marimony Mat.
thew s. Reilly and Manonah Thomas both OF
Washington city. l. w. Shoan."
THE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL tomorrow evening
at Grace Episcopal church, by the ladies OF the
church, will be delightful entertainment The
choir will render good music.
THE GRAIN TRADE.-Au1ved-Boat +. Lyons,
Whiting, with 3,5C0 bushels wheat Sales-1,500
bushels wheat sold at 1876 yesterday after change.
To-day, 3, 500 bushels were sold at 138.
CONDITION or THE WATER.-Great Falls very
turbid; receiving reservoir. clear; distributing
reservoir, clear
HIGH TIDE.-June l5-7:24 a. m; TAG p m.
PoRT.-Schr. Haba, with 81 tons OF coal; schr.
n and T. Moore, with 50 tons coal: schr. Judy,
with IS tons OF coal: schr Eugenia. with IS tons
schr. America, with 96 tons; schr. Ftsher with 81
tons; schr Concord, with 221 tons OF coal; all
from Havre-de-Grace, for Mayneid 4 Hieston
stmr. E c. Knight, Chichester, for New YORK.
with assorted cargo
THE MALLEY-CRAxER MURDER TRIAf--At New
Haven, In the Malley case, yesterday, the Cross
examination OF Miss Lulu Malley was concluded,
and Mrs Lizzie Wolfe, OF Wilkesbarre Pa. sister
OF James Naley, testified In coroboratlon OF Miss
Lulu's statement relative 70 Jameo being at home
Friday evening, August Miss Katie A. AAiley
testified. corroboratfng her sisters evidence g .
James being at home all night Friday Angus \ :,