Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-30

half to 60 to each branch for missionary work: to
John W., Aulick, quantity OF silver na S All ~
the residue OF the estate is to be distributed by the
executors, under an ante nupttal agreement as
follows: To Samuel F. COnOver, $4,000 and in
case of his death to J. Wiley AulicE, Francis Con-
over and Richard Conover, Rachel Baker and
ris. $1,000; Julia N. Stout and Mary a. stout
$4,000 each; Mary l. Leland, $40 900: John Games,
Henry Games and Richmond Aulick, 700 each;
to the children OF Henry j. Miller, 81 200 to be d.
vided equally between them; to the Epiphany
Church Home, one-third OF the amount be-
queathed to Samuel F. Conover and j. w. Aulick.
in case the decedents survived Samuel v. Niles
and H. I. Gait are appointed executors Of the Will
FISH MARkEr.-sold by R. A. Golden, agent:
1000 herring, at sc to 81 per thousand; 600 shad
ARREST OF FOUR ALLEGED BUBaLARs-The DO
lice have locked up at headquarters four negroes
on suspicion OF being connected with the burglary
at MT MeGnire's house on E between 9Th and nth
knives and forks, some OF peculiar English manu-
facture have been recovered; also some silverware
CURE. Other articles have also been recovered,
showing their connection with other robberies
They are hard looking set of fellows
DISHONEST SERvANT-LZze Fillmore young
colored girl, was in the dock at the Police Court
yesterday, charged with two cases OF larceny
stealing a black lace dress from Mrs. Harriet Ma
gruder, and black silk dress from Martha Will
son. in whose employ n she was as servant She
In the first and six months in the second case
making terms of seven months.
REV. DIR. RANKIN ON COMMISSIONER DENT AND
THE BREWERS CONvENTION-Dr j. E. Rankin
preached FAC. strong sermon on the Liquor traffic"
occasion to give Commissioner Dent pretty hard
rub for his speech OF welcome at the brewers
Vention held here recently. In the course of his
remarks he said: Moderate drinkers are the de-
coy ducks which the devil keeps floating On the
surface to lure men to ruin, of which the Hon.
G nnn nd rnor nHNnvS, ~ r 1,a
brewers convention several"
min w. Hanna, OF Salina, Kansas, and Imogen A.
Cole, of North Fayston, Va; Peter Meagher, of
wisconsin, and Emma L. Logan; JAS N. Baughn
and Alice A. Lucas. both OF Richmond. Va; Henry
Kline and Bette Barker, do; Jos. G. Mettert, jr
and and Mary E. B. Cropper, do; Matthew Jones and
Ella Blueit, do; Chas. L. Peasants and Sallie w.
Brown, both OF Hanover county, Va Timothy
Qunlan and Catherine Foley; Martin Carter and
Julia Randall: Walter s. johnson and Jennie
Woodward, both OF Philadelphia.
RIVER Observation-Disclosures Sutton reports
Rotary, Pitkin, 100000 feeG,.lumber, Stephenson
Bros; steamer ]. w. Pride, FISH for W. E. Stuart;
schooner j. 81 Lord Cox $4,000 feet lumber for city
40; schooner John Henry, Hmmonyille, co. 900 feet
do. for do; schooner Edith Wright, Wright, 145
elOr, 20 tons coal, same: schooner Howard RUSSELL
Lee, SO tons coal, Clarke Given; Steamer Nor.
folk, Shropshire, from Philadelphia, merchandise
for District merchants; steamer Sue, Geoghe-
gan, merchandise, Stephenson Bros.
A RUNAWAY Boy FROM CoLoRADo-Lawrence
Kant, well-dresSed white boy, was charged in
the Police Court this morning with being a
vagrant policeman testified to finding him
sleeping on cellar doors at night. The boy took
the stand and testified that he ran away from his
this CITY, The court said that II he had no parents
or home he was 1T subject for the reform school,
and the charge was chaHgetfrOm vagrancy to in
corr1glblity and he was sent to the reform school
during minority.
CHARGE OF ASSAULT lIDIsM1ssED-In the
Police Court yesterday Brook Mackalt was
charged by Alfred Richards, a brick maker OF
East Washington, with having assaulted him. Mr..
Richards testified that last Tuesday morning he
took a carpenter to the corner OF 18th street and
New YORK avenue to cut fence down on some
property that he has owned for IL years, and he
there met the defendant, who told him that II he
did not leave the premises he would split his head
open with Ratchet. The defendant claimed
ing to strike Mr.. Richards with a Ratchet. Other
witnesses were heard and the case was dismissed.
=, ASSAULTED FOR TALKING TO A GIRI.-Samuel and
Moses Lomax and Walter Tolliver were charged In
other co1oTed %a1 yesrday WITH assaulting an;
the court that because he was talking to q girl
these men attacked him, and Tolliver cut his coat
his coat, which had several long cuts In it TOll-
yer was sentenced to three months In JAIL and the
others were dismissed.
The FISH WHARF CAsR-Verdict Against the
the case of the District OF Columbia against john
son Brothers, which had been on trial for several
DAYS, was concluded by a verdict for defendants
alCcf Che jury mad been out about an hour. This
was an action for the rental OF the wharf to de-
PENDANTS. Mr.. Brney, for the defendants, claimed
InaI the old corporation bad no right to the land
on Ine river 'front.' that Johnson Bros, as grantees
of Church Pettibone, who had a wharf there
under license Of the United States, had right
for the District urged that the right to the BOSSES
SION Oh Ine< uver front had been transferred by
Congress 1 10 the municipality Of washington, and
they had agreed to pay rent, was in pursuance OF
Snese rights given the municipality by the United
snaS the License Of the United States COM
but merely authorized persons already in posses
sion OF tne river front to erect wharyes reaching
=, DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: j. B.
Perry trustee to " Starr part sa ST. So So
M1t s Emma ma J. !. Bgchey ct al to Sarah Behread.
gn ss G cnas s g nd to Mary s5 e.
Rd7 an 8 MAR jesse e snTssys lots Is
Newton, trustee, to GORGE Traesdei, pt lots
smith n TO Mary =. Smith, sub. 36. SO. 7ss; s..
3. 9. 7. COOK to A. p Rogers, same property:
a. lin n; .f Sra"ner TO Fadley subs and /
Dripps to Smith Petit pt II, III 700; sub. 17s,
sq 20 So,oUO D. L. Wilton to Joseph Anthony,
SUBS oo and 3d. So "a; $780, f. NJ. JarbOe ct al,
executors, 10 Robert A. Tucker, subs. and 3,
So a:o l,t04. w. c. Duvall ct al to Jesse and
Es1y - S1reve, subs 16 to 49, so. $50: $50. W.
y T nu'ali 10 D. Patch SUBJ H. SO. $50; 2O0 j. j.
AhoA. commissioner, to Reuben NJ. Beaver .. u Ia,
sa o4a: $o,7G Samuel e. EMS to ChaS White,
SUI: 70 res. d $79660 Darwin Ellis to George
Mni.e, SUP: y, 90; s7966al Mary COomes to Jos.
Anthony, sub. 1O1, SO. 1854; S57t
HOWARD UNIVERSITY Law ECHoOL.-The gradu-
ausg exercises OF the laWisciI0Ol Of Howard Uni
verSy LOOK place last eveninxin the chapel OF the
instltuI0n which was filed hy large ana intelli-
So an, auaehce The programCOnsisted OF lnStru-
uien n music and an addFessby GeneraI william
H.! ~. browne, or Ohio. Lawrence o. P0Sey, grad
tate OF the Classical department, was tne valed1c-
eoilan ana LeonldaS A. Lewis, Ill. B., 0eHVered the
posi- graduate grafton. The graduating class was
as follows In the order OF the class standing: Miss
emma L. Gillett, OF Girard, Pa; MIS- hqth 6. 8.
ravens, Madison, Conn. y Lawrence y; feSSJ, A.
B. Aiken, South Car0lna:.- Ja..-.sas F1elds, Hamp-
ton. Va; Reuben s. Smith, Mariana, fla, and AL
fred w. Harris, OF Virginia, (whO was aDsenJl The
post graduates were William ". Richards, Athens,
Tenn. James II. s. Parker, Chattanooga. Tenn.
Charles III. Lemos, Fredericksburg, Va, ana Leon
idas A. Lewis, Spartansbnrg, sc.
CHARGED WITH STEALING GoID RING.-Jn0. Har-
riS mua ito man, was indulge SnelpS dock yeSter-
day on the charge OF stealing gold ring, valued at
$12 from cOlOred girl named Dorsey, who told
the court that sunday night the prisoner, who had
been calling on her for some time took one OF her
rings and refused to return it. = John took the