Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-18
Condensed LOca5s.


Temple Beverly, cOlored died suddenly yeSter-
DAY morning at his residence, Nc. 119 L street
southeast. probably or heat disease. He was
Steward on one OF the government vessels at the
navy yard.
Al a meeting Of the Union veteran Corps, first
company. la evening officers We're elected as fol-
loWS: n = EGernSte11, recording secretary: W. G..
Simmons. financial secretary; NJ. L. Alderman,
treasurer, and Charles Trout, commissary SER
gednt.
T;te s. P. 5. social club of East Washington has
elected 'hc following officers: Mr.. A. Cohel pres
1Geni n = L." Is, vice president; c. j. Robinson,
secr,taryi VI g. Thompson treasurer.
CAarlts Jackson was brought into the Police
Court To-day On IN attachment for falling to APP
that his I-other would not let him come, being
aiT'id tlis,t some one would hurt him. The mother
ackhoE .edg@d 'bat she detained the boy at home,
and fine o. 81 Was imposed.
III Tie Police Couit this morning Joseph Clark
y0uh. CClor1d man, was charged with diSorderly
curs1ng, etc Judge Smell imposed a fine OF SO or
90 days, remar,ing that this was one of the cases
Which deserved such sentence.
JOhn Fuller. Il sailor, was fined $40 by Judge
ShrH this morning for fast driving in the county,
DCt stating that his ship was at Annapolis and ne
had hui 50. he was let OF Ion that amount
Good W i'll Commandery. No 81 United Order of
The Golden Gross, held a meeting In German hall
last evening, which was Wei attended. Mrs. VIM.
reaG an eoqEent essay on the ''cross,n and re-
m''rNs were made by Sir Knights Heylman, Perry.
1ulted and one new member proposed
TO- lay, in the Police Court, Peter ODay was
nnti 10 for driving mule unfit for use.
: In The Police Court Judge Smell this morning
lined Richard Pollard $40 for keeping his bar at
!ht st end OF Bennins's briige open On Sunday.
Miss Amelia Tilghman. the colored vocalist
Who was injured IN Saratoga, arrived home on
SATURDAY night, and is regarded as out OF danger.
ARRESTED on SUSPICION OF STEALING CARPETS
1tstpId5y All. moon Officers Slater and ShlnkS
arrested Joseph Baird and Louis Meyer, Two young
Wnte men (uphoSterers), in the act OF offering for
sale at Siters furniture store roll o. thirty-three
yards OF new Ingram carpet, and IOcke1 them I'D
on suspicion. Lieut.. Guy, with the officers sub
ssGuently found that this roll had been stolen
from j. u. GTOgan'S inStallmPnt establishment at
tie skating rink building, on New York avenue.
from whence II vas discovered a number of other
carpets had been stolen. This morning the Of
ncers found another carpet OF forty-ive yards,
ones
TIE WORK OF DREDGING THE EASTERN BRANCH
me ne WoFk Oh dredging the Channel OF the Eastern
DraIch was resumed yesterday, after a delay of
three weeks. The temporary SUI pension of the
We TX WIS caused by the dredgc breaking down
While Efforts Were being made to remove the
wreck of the OH barQue that was sunk by Col.
Colts years ago ta5 described recently In THE
STAR while experimenting with torpedoes. The
wreck has recently been lOosened by the naval
authorities by the use of wotorpedoeS and thework
mas been gOi 9 OH all the season, IS so far al
Vanced that the branch is now nav!gaDle TO nearly
any vessel
RE-FoRNIsG THE TAILoRs' USioN-sixteen dele
g teS assembled in Philadelphia yesterday for
me, III pos or reorg tn!Zins the JOurneymen
Tdiiors' I'm on Of America, the Old association
having broken up in the centennial year on
account OF m ASCENDING treasure. the object
or the union is TO Protect striking workrnen and
te>Intintain fund Tor all such emergencies Among
the delegates are Conrad Schneider Baltimore, and
george U. Wood, Washington.
THE UNION VETERAN CoRPs-At a special meet
ne OF The Union Veteran corps Capt. 1Lom&son's
ciilIn mi, last evening, the proposed new const-
,ulon was Tei pfe To committee OF three for
s siron, A ". Bosea was elected quarterm ,ster
srgeahL Me~srS- p. i. Bergevln and Butler
fich were elected honorary members A motion
was elrre rendering thn services of the corps as
an escort 10 German-AmeTican citizens ON tlis. oc-
ca,l0n OF The approaching German bi-cenrennial
celebration.
1OCNG GIRLS.-Carrie Simns, colored ard Matte
White. white, girls about IL or ii wears old were
IA .he rolice Court this morning, AMI Officer Suil-
van testified that yesterday he found them with
six or seven boys in a vacant lot where they had
Deen caro- playing The court gave them n lecture
anu released them on personal recOsnizarcc ex-
Pr ssing regret that there was no proper insttu-
tion to which he could send them.
VISITING HER HUSBAND IN JAu-Wm I. Lacey
Gnar5e1 with roboing the postoffice at Sultland,
ILinse u erge,S county, over year ago, and COM
lns on The 9Th inst, as heretofore stated I'm the
STAR, was married about four months ago ana the
Stn 0I ms morning says: Ellis wife,
Ern,h-iookng bride, came ON yesterday to visit
him In jail" '
A SERIOUS ASSAULT WITH A HATcHEE-In the
Police Court this morning the case OF Thomas Lee
was caiief ana continued. Lee had been arrested
by Sergeant Johnson on a warrant charriny him
with assault and battery with intent to XIII Moses
Fiastwooi by cutting hlIa with a hatchet and
kicking him, on the 18th instant. On a certificate
or Dr. I'll. Crook that Fleetwood could not attend
Tor six days, the case was continued and Lee was
committed to Jail
TROUBLE ABOUT TRUEK-To-day, John Perre-
arr was ;r!ei In the Police Court on the charge of
larceny or a trunk from Jennie Marbury Mr. ID
f. 'nl appeared for the defendant, aud claimed
uit the trunk was held, by agreement for S64
d1e Tor rent and board, which she denied The
court dismissed the case, and ordered the trunk 10
RIVER TRADE--H rbormaster Sutton reports
arrivals ami departures of river craft as follows:
South Observation-Disclosures Lizzie Regan
Shth, SDo bushels oysters; Little Ella, Clark Us
s Ssris cyes Tor market schr Bob Sutton,
iol bushels oysters do; achr Maggie, Woodland
go bushels do: schr. Ware, Morgan. l25 bushels
DO; schr. Lille Fisher. 100 bushels do; schr. G.
W. pwar, SOCtherd,200 bushels do. Fannie Kcmp.
Cbiscliiae, go bushels do; schr Annie Gibson
Kelly, eco bushels do; schr. VIM. f Ward. Give,
IL. 200 bushels DO; schr, Belvidere, Johnson 90
bushels do; schr. III. L. james, Applegarth, 10000
feet lumber Coca. Snehan; Adella Corson, Cor
son. 81 tons Ice. Rich q Co.; schr. John w. Beali
IL -tiasS. 152 tons coal. Stephenson & Bro barge
a q Johnson, Reed, ia tons coal Potomac Ferry
Co; also IL vessels With cord wood to various
dealers.
-"Ahhi'b MISUNDERSTANDING licenses have
Deen issued by the clerk of the court to Jacob g.
Moore and Fannie W. Adams; Isaac Bowie and
II IA Garrett; Alexander Gardner and Nancy
IEomis; Samuel ID. Boss and Jessie s. Weaver:
Ain-tead Waters and Julia Washington: Charlie;
Dabncy and Mary A. Simmons; Joseph Webb and
Prislila Robinson; James HUNS and Addison
Booth; John Jo5ep, Winfield and LizZl Glotzbach
Eugine G. Johnson and Florence T. Lee
SALE OF FASHIONABLE FURNIruRk-Parties
IurhiShiS should not fall TO attend the sale adver
tl>td cy MeSSrS " alter b. Williams Il Co one
toners, 10 take place tomorrow morning ar II
O'Clock, ut No. III street southeast Sale nos,
tive. ~ PoS'
RARE ANTIQUE AND FASHIONABLE FuRNrrrRr A,
PUBLIC SALE-The lovers OF antique and rare fur.
niiure viii be pleased TO know that Walter b WIN
Rams q Co.. auctloneers, will sell, on THURSDAY
Srpten- Der S1th at II O'clock a. H., within thelI
saieSToOm. rare and artstIcally carved furniture
III IS not often that such choice pieces OF furniture
are offered TO tie competition OF auction. See ad.
Fertlsement In the auction column.
Prof. AND Mrs. l. E c. COLLIERE's day schoo
reopens september %
CLOSING SALE OF BOoKs.-Thomas Bowling Will
nhlsh the sale OF f1ne Eaglish Books this evening
a af No