Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-10
The Bicyclisis' Hall.
A BRILLIANT ASSEMBLY.

The sight at MarnfS last night. on the occa-
sion OF the second uniform soiee ddnsdiste OF the
Capital Bicycle Club, was brilliant one The hall
mas filed with the most charming people OF Wash
ingtO1. The extreme ends OF the room were
heavily draped with the National colors. relieved
On one end By 4 design consisting OF the large
wheel Of bicycle, Oh which WIS placed the mono
gram OF the CLUB, the motto 'Swi,tiy AID Silently.
being uhderneath; on the other end were placed
fellows: Rfce!%iou COHt.aittee-C. +. Hawley, G. g.
Allen. Leland Howard, Max Hansman. II. s.Owen,
L. Warren Seeiy. FtCor Contmttee-Dr. IL. u.
SchOoley, J. NJ. Lewis, L. n. Fowler. J. Nick. Bor-
Gen, s Preston Moses. Dr. g. Z. WEIGH. OF the
beautiful Ladies and HANDSOME or rot lDle len the
Names: Miss Asygie MarTriter. D. W. Oyster, q. L.
Thompson; Misses Adele and Mamie Gray, ": A.
a E:cbhorn. A. h. Echhorn Howell stewart
Chester StOtt, Francis Ii. Moves. Misses Minnie
ana Cora Noyes Mrs A. J. sehaftirt, Miss , Re
c. j. Miner, Or. MHiard Thompson, Miss Lucy
Donaldson, Miss Sallia Davis. Miss McNuTray, Miss
Lemons, Max Hansmar. Miss Kate Gaines, H. S.
Of st. Louis; Miss lndil Woiz, Miss Hnwiey, Miss
Berry, OF Blltmore: Mis- cnsncey, Miss Nichols,
Richardson. Mason Richardson, VIM Scribner, Fred
Montague, Thomas Collins, Albert Fowler, j. r.
Ps Mr Alien Miss Mnock Trea schsir
Miss CARA Schneider, MISS Maud Moves, Mss
Ella Robertson, Mss Ray Robertson, Mss Reta
Van Ness. Franz Mute, I'd: II: Bond, Sidney T.
Nimmo NJ C. Barn3Td W E Wiiii1m,s Harry
Redi, Thos Rcdd. Miss Robinson, Misses VIII ms
Mis- kin.ley, Miss Gardner, Mss Dyer, Miss Selma
Rynex. Miss Venie Bryan MI. Raub, Miss Carrie
ketchain, Chester kcyaer, BENZ. Fatrchild, Miss
Eive Johnson, Raleigh Sherman, Miss Schafer,
Mss Pauline stun, OF Btltimore, Miss Hanney,
Miss Eva Mills. Dr. Kimbait, Chas. Reed, OF Chica-
k' S s@1th MI SFs s Mrs q Nls
tow rDl " pD..J
pr. Henry Thompson, Miss McCallun, Bart Hills,
Mr. Ritienour, Miss Graham, Miss NeWtons. DR.
schoolev, Miss jessie Harvey, Miss BERTHE Harvey,
Larner, Miss IIuttons, W. b. Patterson, the Misses
Coleman, the Misses Rhees. Miss Gibson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Phelps, Joseph Burkett, Mr.. Rapley, Mr.
and Mrs Israel kimball, JAS. G. Blaine, j., Horace
Upperman, Frank Lane. Mss Alice Espey, Miss
annie Wilkinson, Miss Schimmslfennlg. Mr. and
sidney Hollngsworth, james MeCallum, Or.
Welch. Mr.. Hyatt, Mr.. Parsons. Mr.: Hatch, Miss
Nag, Miss Emery, Mr.. Howard, Dr. Reybutn,
the Misses Donn Mr.. Church, Miss Ottie Graham,
Mr. Carmap, the Misses Sparkln, Mr.. Holmes,
Miss King. Miss Goddard. Mr. and Mrs. McCArty,
Mrs. Avery. Mr.. Middleton, Miss Laucke, Miss
Fannie Hardness, MIS-, Aggis Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pe;ouz3, the Miss Newton, Miss Katie Pooke, Mr.
Miss KImblll. James oyster, John Ped
rick. Miss Weeks, Miss Hamilton, MIR. Conking,
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
FUNERAL OF THE CITY JUDGE.-The funeral OF
Judge A. w. Chiffon took place shortly before
noon to-day from his home on Pitt and Prince
Streets and WAS lTgeiy attended. The bar Of
Alexandria and Alexandria Washington Lodge OF
FreemaSOnS, with the officers OF the court and
members OF the Relief Hook and Ladder company,
attended the remains to the grave, and the Relief
poration court Conmonwe alth's Attorney Brent
made a brief eulogy, ana Judge French adjourned
the court until "Wednesday morning next
WARRANT FOR RAPE WTHDHAwS.-A canal
boatman named NJ. Shrieye is held at the station
house, eli r,ei with Outrage upon Mrs. Bennett,
who resides at st. Asaph street, near Portner's
brewery. This morning a message was received
at the station house from Mrs. Bennett, asking
that the warrant might be Withdrawn. All the
parties are white.
REP0RTEKs NoTEs-Ann Mcnamara, charged
with larceny, was acquitted in the corporation
court yesterday by jury TINT had been out three
day5.-Capt. Jas. Hammond, a well known river
man, was struck with piralys yesterday.
IMPROVED LETTER BoxEs.-Mr Pearson. post
master OF New York, is about to Introduce in that
city two hundred and fifty new letter boxes. or
novel pattern, and which Will be great improve
with plainly-printed timetable, giving the hour
at VIII h each collection VIII begin: also the time
at which the collected letters are due at thc post
Office. There is also a card showing the hour at
which the next collection VIII begin, and as each
collection is made the carrier will remove this
card, and return it with his collected mail as an
boxes viii do away with the trouble OF making
many necessary Inquiries OF the postinen.
THE VIRGINIA DUEiLING LAVA bin was intro
duced in the Virginia house OF delegates yesterday,
requiring 81 persons hereafter elected to offices IN
that stat t take an oath that they have net
fought nor participate in any way whatever In a
duel since January /, 1882. Any oifice-holder vio-
atng the same IS made u forfeit the Office held
by him. Tile BIZ provides that the commonwealth
N y make witness OF any party participating in
a. duel, and require him to testify for the pros5cu
ton Such with rSs IS to be relieved from all prose-
cution growing out OF any duel about which he
may give testimony.
Brave Bear, Sioux Indian. has been sentenced
ut lanh ton, ID. T.. TO be hanged on March Tor the
murder OF Jos. johnson, near Fort Suliy, May IS,
1873
Gov. Long Yesterday nonin tied Associate Jus
tee Marcus Morton, Of And)vrr, Mass, to BE- chief
Justice o. the supreme Court OF Mass .chusetts,
tn1rleS Allen. o. Boston, to be associate justice OF
the Saprelaa court IN }Ieb Bioiy tt, OF Boston,
TO b. justice OF the Superior Court.
C3ti1ttSburg, KY, Speci1I 8 Us the grand jury
vas iDlp1nClied yesterday under a special act OF
the Kentucky e cislaturc cOngenlns a court To try