Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-10
Condensed Locals.

ABNERS GARDET.-Vocal and instrumental con-
cert
Condensed Locals.
Street lamps Will be lighted at 7:3D p. m. and
extlnguishei NJ 8 20 am.
The STAR will be sent by mail, post paid, to those
leaving the city during he summer for any length
Of time, and the add ress changed often as de-
sired. Subscription, fifty cents per month, POSI-.
lively IN ADVANCE
The hop given at the Potomac boat house last
evening was very largely attended.
Pokinhorns printing office, on d, near 9TH street
northwest, was entered Tuesday night and was
robbed Of about $50 worth OF type and similar ma
terial An unsuccessful attempt was made to
break open the safe
The pump near 18th and streets southeast,
near Congressional cemetery, needs a new stock.
The club known as 1.-The InnOcentS Abroad" will
leave tomorrow morning for their ninth annual
cruise. They have chartered the steamer Samuel
Wood. at Baltimore and Will cruise in Chrs ,peake
and Deialway bays and along the New Jersey
coast TO New York.
company, last evening, fifteen honorary and nine
activt members were elected. Michael Harris, C..
W. Hastings and d. O'LonnOr were chosen a color
guard AMI the following executive Committee was
appointed: NeSsrs. Hines, Thought, Hickman, Fen
t0n Shaw. Myers LawlOr and ShOrtel
A diminutiye Colored boy, named u iniel CLASSIFY
was sent TO the farm for 80 days by Judge Mills
this morning for being vagrant and having no
home.
George A. Armes has entered suit against Otis
Bigelow and C. l. Dubois to recover s., OOO the
amount OF appeal bond given by defendants No
vember, 1913, In the case OF ArmeS ct al agt Big
Glow ct al
George W. Stools was before Judge Mills to-day
lor e3inmlt.lng, creating and maintaing nuis-
pen In Shepherds alley. An officer testified that
She neighbors complained OF the noxious odors
arising from the pen. fine or S was imposed
John Reed was charged before the Police Court
this morning with violating the plumbing reeula-
tons by tapping 8 water main without permit
The case went over until tomorrow for hearing.
THE TROTTING MAT1NEE.-The trotting matinee
at the Ivy City track yesterday was largely at
w yrht for
horses that had not beaten three minutes. The
starters were E. Burgdor1's Louie B.. Joe Wise
Mollie WoodcOck and James Coyle's Billy c. After
trotting five heats with no result the race was
postponed I'll next THURSDAY Pansy won the
the fourth heat was dead between Louie B. and
Pansy. and the fifth was q dead heat between
Louie B. and Wildwood
A SERIES OF RUNAWAY ACCIDENTS. Erc-A pair
OF horses attached to a hack owned by W. H. Dow
ney and driven by Neal Donlvan became unman-
ageable on New Hampshire avenue, near street.
last evening and finally ran into tree box at the
corner OF street, Wrecking the hack and throw
ing Mr. BOWMAN TO the pavement One OF his
ankles was severely sprsined. Yesterday team
o. horses attached to the light business wagon OF
MIR. E. r.. Richards ran away from Pennsylvania
avenue and ~ street, going down AZ street to the
Arsenal gate, where they struck Private John
heSsler. OF battery b, Cd artillery, in1uring him
painfully but rot seriously. At 1880 O'Clock
yesterday horse attached to q carriage belong
ing TO j. j. Slvin ran away In Columbia road, near
Mount Pleasant, upsetting the vehicle and smash
Ing IT, ABout 8 80 O'Clock vest ,rday white girl
fell from the wagon OF W. r. Shelton, at the corner
or 18th aDd streets southeast, and was quite
badly injured. She was attended by Dr. T. A.
Adams.
SERIOUS ASSAULT on WIFH-Officer W. F..
Gates, OF tie fourth precinct, yesterday arrested
eo.ore1 nan, named Lloyd Muid, OF No. 423 2Oth
street charged With seriously assdulting his WIFE.
henrietta Mui1. by striking her on the head with
brck. The prisoner is nearly 90 years old, and
the trouble grew out OF jealousy the part OF the
their house. DR.. Henry b. Fay was called to at
tend the niurrd woman, and sent 4 certificate to
Ee Police Court to the effect that Mrs. Mudd
Vcuid not be able 10 appear for u week In cOnse-
quence OF the severity OF her injuries. He also
states that she cannot open her mouth. and is
suffering from fever. but will probably recover.
The husband claims that his vile threw the brick
at him, and striking the fence, 1t rebounded and
struck her on the head. The doctor states that
De- The case was called In the Police Court to-
day and continued for one week.
RIVER TRADE--Harbormaster Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front as follows: East Fash
t,0t0a-Barge Eugene, Smith, lis tons coal, z.
Williams: schr. Kate, Cover, 20 cords wood, same;
Sophia, Jones, IS cords wood z. Richardson; schr
Oliver Underwood, kendrick, IS cords wood, j. o.
saef t,S seHs; say GORDON cords wood same;
South VdShtagton-Schr. Samuel S. Sommers Bob
bin, 800 water melons. VIVA. N Evans; schr. Aza-
liza ii. Peart, .acil. 1900 water melons, Golden q
richardson; schr: Flora, Tlgnor, 1900 water mel
ons. same; schr. Bessie NJ. SomIners, White $500
water melons, same; barge New York, Carr, 2S
tons coal, Geo. Bogus; barge d. T. Walker, JOY,
$50 tons coal, j. VI. Wheatley: barge l.. Dempsey,
Miles, 2s3 tons coal. CLARK Given; barge Unex-
pected, Mckeiron. lis tons COAL Inland 5. b. c. Co
schr Pioneer, Bell, Is cords wood, j. o. Carter
schr. Lady or the Lake, RennOe % cords wood
Clark K Given; schr. Charlie, Day, IS cords wood,
same; schr. H. c. Purdy. simmons, rs cords wood,
same; barge jas X. Eddy, Eddy, lis tons coal, J.
l. Blake. Vest Observation-Disclosures Seneca, Tay.
lor, 1880 bushels wheat and LOCO bushels corn,
Hartley Bros
West Washin9ton-Cleared-Sch VIM B. Hous.
ton, Crowley. 900 tons coal, Somerset; schr. Ann
Turner, Marshall. 100 tons coal. Norfolk, Va; Col
3 w Rayee, Treadnore, AGO tens coal, New Haven,
Conn.
BRIDEGROOM IN TRoUBLE--On Wednesday
Charles Clinton, colored, procured q marriage
license for himself and Rosa Taylor, and the we'd
ding took place that evening. The fact of the
procurement OF the license was published and a
girl who supposed that she had a claim upon
hii1-MaryW. Hcks,h his cousin-became indigna ant,
and proceeded TO take proceedings against him
With her father she visited the oice OF Justice T.
i ONeai, opposite the cOurt-ho use and made for
NAL COMMIT. .ait CHIFFON was the father OF her
Ilegitimate child, born December 22.i. 1881, and
asked for the Issuance OF warrant charging Gin.
ton with bastardy. The warrant was drawn up