Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-07
Important Change of Schedule.

A change of time On the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad goes into effect p. m tomorrow after
noon Additional fast trains will be run between
Washington and Baltimore AMI Baltimore and
Washington. The additional trains will leave
here as follows: AT $3.50 a. m. and the Baltimore
express, running through without stop, at 3:45 D.
M. The seashore express, formerly leaving here
at 80 a. M, will leave at 10 40 a m.
From Baltimore the additional trains will leave
Calvert station follows: The Washington ex-
1ngton limited sos p. m. The fast mail from the
north heretofore arriving at II a. H., will arrive
at 10 :45 a. IN.
For Richmond and the south the fast mail here
tOiore leavingat II 25 a.. Will leave at II a. H.
Trains from Richmond, heretofore arriving at 10
p. IN. will arrive at 3:45 p. H., and the fast mail
from Richmond and the south. formerly arriving
at II: 10 a. IN. Will arrive at 1025 There will
also be some important changes In the running OF
trains between Washington and Alexandria
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-Deeds in fee have
been filed as follows: Virginia G. Pearce to John
ct al. to Ellen Sillers pit 81 So $50; 81 200 Same
to Johanna Fogarty, pts. 80 and 80, do. 81 200 j.
W. Cochran, trustee, to sallie H. Burns ct al, pit
., SO. Az; 3. L. kissner, to A. Schmidt, lot 20,
A WINDFALL FOR JUROR VERNoN-John II. Yer
non, one OF the late star route jurors has received
information Of the death of his brother William at
Prescott, Arizona. leaving an estate consisting OF
shares In the Blue Dick mine, which are considered
very valuable besides S. 100 derived from the sale
OF his saloon in Prescott Juror Vernon and his
mother will benefit by this. He has already re-
ceiVed the gold watch of the dead brother.
THE EQUITABLE c. B. AssoCIATIoN.-At the 18th
monthly meeting OF this association. Thomas SOM
ervllle in the chair, JnO JOY Edison secretary
$4,000 was advanced to the members an averag
premium OF q per cent which Is Slight increase
over last month. The busy season OF building
and transactions in real estate has caused the pre-.
MUM to run above the general average OF 65 per
cent. The secretary reports 2,100 shares taken in
the fifth issue.
AN INFANT AT THE BAR OF THE POLICE COURT
In the Police Court this morning diminutve boy
10 the bar TO be tried for aSSauting a little girl
named Grace TrainOr, who is somewhat his senior
"Ihat child Is too young to be tried" said the
court; 1.-THE case Is dismissed" The father OF the
little girl demurred to the action of the court In
dlSInl>Sing the case. "Take them home and spank
them" remarked the court.
CHARGED WITH STEALING GOLD WATCH-Yes-
terday Detective Carter arrested James Thomas
colOred charged with the larceny OF gold watch
from Anna Connell. Of No. 9 street southwest,
ana afterwards recovered the watch from pawn
shop lt had been put In pawn by a watch
maker, with whom it had been left for repairs
Thomas viii be taken before Judge Smell
CHARGED WITH PROMOTING LOTTERY-EIlery
j. Burt, 3C9 It'll street southwest, keeper of a
stationery and cigar store in South Washington
was arrested yesterday afternoon by Detectives
Ran, Carter, and Block, charged with selling
louisiana lottery tickets The officer secured a
leased on 800 security by Judge Smell last night
In the Police Court this morning Burt was
charged with promoting lottery, and forfeited
500 collateral