Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-20
CITY AND DISTRICT.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AnlusemcnGs Tonight.
THEATER COMIoUE.-Yariety and burlesque.
ABNERs SUMMER GARDEN.-Concert
DRIVERS GARDEN.-Speeialty performance.
TIE WASHINGTON SWIMMING ScHoOI.-NeW York
avenue, between l3Sh and 14th streets.
Condensed Locals.
Street lamps will be lighted at p. m. and
extinguished at 2:30 IN.
A boy named Eugene Kilmartin was fined So by
Judge Smell yesterday for indecent exposure while
Geo. Warren, eolored man, was charged In the
Police Court yesterday with assaulting an Old
white Lady named Mary OnenStine by striking her
On the leg with large stone. The testimony
Bhowed that the assault was savage one. The
ease was continued for sentence to await the In
juries OF the lady.
Yesterday, Richard Wolf petitioned the Equity
Court to appoint a commission de titnatco iruItti,-
e1.dO TO inquire into the alleged insanity G. E.
Wolf, who was private In company c. 9Th Mary
land volunteers, and to appoint guardian so that
pension claim due him may be legally collected.
About three O'Clock this morning, a young white
woman named Emma Moore, who lives at house
No BOO 18th street northwest walked out OF a third
StoTy WllllOW while asleep and fell on the balcony
below. She was painfully, though not fatally in
Jured. DR.. MuncaSter attended her.
Yesterday afternoon Edward Ellis colored, who
lives at 613 q street, was badly cut In his left arm
ny his Wife, who used small butcher knife He
was taken to the .Freedman's hospital, where DR..
Puryis dressed his wound and pronounced it not
dangerous.
j. Shiilington sends the Century Magazine for
July.
Base bali yesterday: Interior Department nine,
~; Bureau OF Engraving and Printing nine, 4. At
Shiladelphia-Buf1alos, 4; Philadelphlas /. At De-
UOlt~CnlcagOS, II; DetroitS, o.
The closing exercises of the 9Th grade public
schools took place today, and were largely at
subdivision was held to-day. The school built-
@gs-John FCook, 4th and L streets,and Garnet
were filled with the friends of the pupils
DE- John L. Grouse, who resides at No. 1146 Sth
street northwest was struck with an attack of
paral ysiS last Sunday, and OF the attending
This morning, In the Police Court, 7. +. McCau-
ley was charged with profanity. John A. Moss
and e NJ Hewlett, colored, testified that last
IhurSday, While some cOlOred girls were passing
McCauey'S store In East Washington some bows
1nsulted the girls and they called Mr.. McCauleys
ATTENTION 10 the fact, when he cursed them. Mr.
o nne OF So
1t is ruuored in St Louis that Capt Howgate,
he defaultr has been living there for three weeks
tache A'u
Agreat many pleasant people have made arrange
mentS 10 Visit Mount Vernon On Tomorrow alter
boon with the homeopathic, that the excursion
sure to be one Of the most delightful Of the sea-
Policemen Shanks and Cooper, OF the seventh
precinct, nave sworn out warrants against
open last Sunday. The number Includes several
hotels On the avenue. The cases viii be tried IN
Tie Police Court Tomorrow.
The q. A. X. National Encampmcnt.
PROGRAM Or THE WASHINGTON ORGANIZATIONS.
The members OF the Grand Army of the Re-
public, OF this city, escorted by the Uuion vetera
Corps and National Rifles, will leave On sDecIaI
train over the Baltimore and Potomac road for
Baltimore tomorrow morning at O'Clock The
various Posts" VIII march In the following order:
John A Rawins, No. I, 4. X. Winsitp commander
with Comrades Cross and Joyce commanding the
FIRST and second sections; Carson, No. 9, W. H.
Chase, commander; Lincoln, No. 3, y. NJ. Brooks
COMMANDER; Meade, No. 5, " NJ Dillon, com
manier; Reynolds, No. S, r. E:Graet Smith, COM
manoer; GARFIELD, 10. ., :. Weaver, commander,
With one exception John A. Rawlins Post No l.
or this city is the oldest post in the United States
having been organized October II, 1861 and meyer
"iniSSed a muster" since that time Members
desiring to 60 Will stall In" at the corner OF 9Th
and ID streets northwest before 30 n m at which
hour the column VIII move TO the depot The
Capital City Guard will leave for Baltimore at
O'clock Tomorrow morning.
NJ. W. A. Saort, OF the Union Veteran Corps
who has been IA Baltimore arranging the details
Tor the trip OF the corps 10 that place on Wednes
day next says the corps Will be quartered at the
EGtaw House, instead OF the Academy OF Music as
heretofore reported, and VIII be the guests OF the
eltlzens hospitality committee and the executive
during their three days stay.
Many business places and the City Hall In Balt-
more are already handsomely decorated, and by
wednesday morning the line OF march viii be pro-
Iuse WITH bunting and notices appropriate TO the
ecutiye committee, and several prominent physi-
clans have rendered their services In case OF acct
cent or sickness to any OF the militia Or members
The Washington Cadets, Capt. Fleetwood. will
leave here tonight, In the 9I5 train, Baltimore
and Potomac railroad, for Baltimore. They viii
take sixty men, besides their drum corps.
THE GARFIELD MEMORIAL CHURCH.-The work
On the Garneld memorial church is being pushed
forward so rapidly that 1t is expected the corner
Stone can be laid In the early part OF next month
Is the intention, II possible to lay the stone on
the 21 OF July, the anniversary OF the shooting OF
the late President, with ceremonies OF special in
tnD hlCt lprl S.fa.
the members Of the Christian church throughout
the country, and President Hinsdale, OF Hiram
College, Ohio, Hon. A s. Willis, OF Kentucky and
Hoo. a. III. Pettibone. OF Tennessee have accepted
invitations to make addresses on this occasion.
SALE OF VALUABLE Bo0Ks.-The sale OF books.
which win commence at Dowlings this evening al
go O'Clock, Is well worthy the attention OF book
buyers The catalogue contains lao lots, EN-
braeng the entire contents OF three private Iibra-
Fks OF valuable miscellaneous works. See adyt
TIE HARNoSTaL CEMETERY AGrTaTIoN-At an
adieuTned ting OF the lot-owners OF Harmonial
cemetery tcoloredl, at Berean Baptist church, last
evening, the committee appointed last week to
consider the condition Of the cemetery. reported,
through Mr. W. III. A. Wormley, that Mr. John r.
Cook, one OF the trustees, had suggested that the
let.owners form an association and make propo-
shion 70 the trustees VITA a view OF gaining con-
troll OF the cemetery In reference to the burial OF
dog In the cemetery, heretofore noted In THE
STAR. the committee reported that the woma n who
had IL buried had removed IL cut OF respect for
NJ Mccoy, though she maintained her right to
bury it IN the cemetery IL she were so disposed
TIE committee submitted the laws under which
tae cemetery was held and recommended the en-
ployment OF legal counsel and, IL necessary, the
petitionfng Congress for help with the view OF
having the title OF the cemetery vested In the lot
owners. The report was accepted and the COM
mittee instructed to take immediate action II they
found il advisable.
PRIZES Won By WASHINGTON TURyERs.-The
Columbia TErnyeren OF this city united with the
Baltimore turnyertin OF Baltimore yesterday In O
series OF contests at the Baltimore sehuetzen park
Fries for general turning were won by Washing
tanians as follows: First prize, Franz Bergman;
third, William Young: sixth, II. HeSselbach
ninth, John Frilbing, and eleventh, g. Pohlis C.
Warner OF this city, won the prize for putting the