Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-15

Inc AmO1CteO nIette1sC0HH1eHs C01l0n00s
SURRENDERED BY HIS SURETY AND SENT 10 JAIL
Thomas X. Callahan, formerly letter-carrier,
who was indicted In May last for opening letters
was this morning surrendered by his surety, Mr..
John webster. Callahan, on his first arrest, had
hearing before United States Commissioner Mills
on the charge OF opening letters addressed to NJ A.
Dauphin, n Y, and was held to bail In 81 800
shortly AFTER Indictment his former bOndSman sur
rendered him and he gave new bonds, with Mr.
WEBSTER as surety, and not long afterwards Gala
nan disappeared Some few weeks ago an account
was published of Callahan having, in Chicago,
walked up to policeman and surrendered himself
ing bail-piece sent it out and Callahan as brought
back and to-day was committed to Jail
FATHER CLARKEs GOLDEN JuBILEE.-The fiftieth
anniversary OF Rev. William Francis ClarkeS Ordi-
nation priest of the Society OF Jesus which oc-
CURED ON last Thursday, was appropriately cele-
| brated yesterday at St IgnattuS church, Balti-
more. by solemn high mass. Rev. Father Ooonan
president OF Georgetown college, preached the ser
mon mo- among the clergymen present were Rev;
Murphy, OF Gonzaga college of this city. Father
Clarke was the recipient of many floral offerings
and also a handsome vestment. valued at $3.50, a
city.
AN OIL CAR WRECKED.-Last evening a car loaded
WIN coal oil barrels was Sbunted on the wrong
track between South Capitol street and New Jersey
Coa oil ran In streams down the gutter between
the tracks, and persons living in the vicinity OF the
track caught it i'll buckets and carried it 70 their
homes.
AN INDIGNANT NAvY-YARDER.-Judge Smell. Of
.it foce court, mas received unique cOlnInunica-
ton, In which the writer says:
"Slf Judge make Iny request to you that we are
very mletch annoyed with our neighbOr by having
oil day that we can not have any piece because
ufuAhlng men come from there and we hear the
pool balls rolling all night long and think it is no
more than wright to stop them for the police
they are 10 De seen Suftatn times OF the day be-
cause the proprietor gives them all they want to
drink and they do not interfear with him and
think when person has got wholesale lisonS he
ought not to be allowed to retail small drinks of whs
key and think that it ought to be looked after
from the neighbors. Judge 1 would like YOU to
tend to that Immediately because it is very an
noying to Us US. sth street Navy Yard from the
nelghDOrS Ii 1t is not stopped we will halter got
up pertition to poot a stop to it,"
EVENTS IN THE CHURCHEs.-Rev. DR.. Locke OF
Chicago preached at Epiphany church Yesterday a
sermon In answer to the statement that agnOsti-
ciSn was rapidly supplanting Christianity In which
he contended that, While the Christian religion was
SUBJECT 10 VlclSsitu1es, il could never be Stppant
ca or superseded Dr. Butler, pastor of the
Memorial Lutheran church, yesterday preached a
tlOn reviewing the history of the German settlers
In this c0untry.-Rev. DIR. Domer, OF st. PaurS
English Lutheran church, delivered last evening
lne NTH of a course OF lectures Martin Luther.
~lhe nISt anniversary OF the Church OF the
tatherland, 9th and streets northwest, was cele-
brated yesterday. Rev. A. HoInrigh,us. the pastor
We're delivered by Rev. q. II. Stay baugh and Rev.
DIR. Butler.
VETERANS REvIsITING THE FIELD OF BULL RUN
inlS morning special train of the Virginia Midland
railroad LETT the Il. z. depot here at 81 O'Clock.
taking ABOUT 1U passengers, mostly officers OF the
Army OF the Potomac, Who go to revisit Bun Kun
battlefield. Among them We're Generals RosecranS
Ayres, Dudley ana other federal officers At Alex
andrlt they were joined by number OF confederate
officers
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The COMPETITIVE DRILL BY THE CoLORED MILL
TA--Ihe competitive drill by the cOlored militia
companies for the John w. Boteler cup takes place
at G ,hTee O'Clock this afternoon. The judges will be
COL D. y. 7. Burnside, National Rifles; Capt Bur-
ton Ross, Washington Light Infantry, and Capt S.
T. 1hoinasOn, Union Veteran Corps. The Compel
ing companies are the Butler ZOuaves, Capt G. t.
FISHER commanding; the Washington Cadets Capt.
u A fleetwood commanding; Capital City Guards
company A, Capt I. S; Kelly commanding; com
pany b, Capt. W. p. Gray commanding, and the
Lincoln Light Infantry, Capt. VIM. Cornell COM
lnandlng Before the drill there Will be parade
and review at the Arlington.
ONE OF the finest building lots in the northwest
section viii be sold at auction morrow afternoon
at 40 O'Clock, ON Vermont avenue near Iowa