Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-04
CGNdeHSG,l Locals.
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Rev Dr. Doiner, WIFI inc G. Parker lay delegate
!ct Inc city this morning 10 re- present 81. Paui'S
F.cll- lutheran c.Irr,.a ut III. session; OF the
Maryland synod, which ilet In annual convention
In The First Lutheran church OF fillmore today
The Ei.te Ciub. Of North Washington. has been
rGOfEaEZ d. WITH The following officers: Slry,uel
Nise, president; Henry Davis, vice president
feior rriIz, secretary; Thomas Clements, treas
GIer.
a, meeting Of the Brotherhood o. CARPENTERS
List night Gee. T. ser, pres :, add. esse, were
H.a e by Gibril k!n!Onaton. Thos Galloway,
.l".'ph Hillngs!-y. paTliGrr2g. Mr.. Williams AID
c:ht;s. About forty new members were enrolled.
at the e.. nns of tie Las school OF Georgetown
University last evening the students wera vel.
cO..eI ly Rev. Father Jain2s y DoonaH pres'-
dent or the university, ana addresses were made
by Prof Jo.ln " rs and lion. r. r. uarric,;-
The Detroit and .t!cnai base rail- mines PLAYED!
game of seven innites IT the Athletic park yes
trElay r..ut.ng IN victory fos the Visitors by q
The Washington Light Infantry Corps at Its
meeting last night, elrcte'i-csL active and three
honorary meilbcrS.
Az the monthly meeting of the Oldest Inhabi
tant.' Association, held Yesterday, Mr.. jenkins
4 oFhlS presiding Sir. j. \. "ineherger read m
historical aCcou;iJ OF the hotels Of this civ Mr.
association.
The Washington Manufact Company. r.
f. kuriZ Johnson, president; Theodore j. NJ yer,
Wee president ;JeTomo f. johnson, secretary; Fred
Archbishop Gibbons will leave Baltimore Mon.
day ,or " York, Wi.ense he VIII sill We;incs lay
morning on inc steamship NortaIndie for Havrn
France on his arrival in Rome he win pres mt
70 The Pope handsome sum OF money, the Git OF
Catholics OF this Archdiocese.
a co,o.ed caIt driver, named Oscar Turner was
taxed S1G o. 50 lays by Judge Smell this Inori,InE
Ioccfu-lty 10 &hinJls. The cruelty consisted in
raclnG with ton OF coal In his cart, AMI ursing
his hnr-e with piece az board
Mary Rsuth, VIM Her-ulan, Geo. kOtzal', Maria
Bro1erett ana Jane Foley. Keepers OF bars. Were
charged, before the Police Court. this morning.
with Keeping 1heiG Establishments open Ga sun
u'y, ahJ Tor cited SD each.
mai co:ored Toy, named JOS. Wallace. vas
charged. b'foTe the pOli,e Court. to-day by his
mother. with being incorrjrbIe. ami was sent TO
the R"iorn school during l.is minority.
This inOrllng, in the Police Court. Prosecuting
Attorney Moor ST TIL lealiii., Of casS OF assault
SGainft u II Sneprlci. who i charged with cut
TN CAaS. Jones ard another young .nln, for next
Frank b. sullivan. colored. vas held by judge
smell THIS mo n g for the .,icn OF che Grand jury
robbed he barber shop OF Jos. r. Cooper, No. 431
Th street southwest.
colored GIT! named Jennie Nelson was fined =
or hEe days by Judge Smell to-day for contempt Of
court IN I ling TO answer u summons.
John Miller was before the Police Court today
iCr Keeping dangerous dog. Instead OF inlpcsin,
The usual fine Of go the court allow ii the dereni-
ent 10 kill the dog. The case was nollc pressed
some years ago on charge Of blackmailInr gen.
Butter was In Judge SHELLS dock this morning for
brutally assaulting MS WIFE, Ellen. Judge Smell
sentenced him TO six months in Jail
julia Ndboney, VINO has been before the courts
On various occasi' n. was In The tolls at the Police
Hlifiit!iS LOT 10 rTnSr Nlf-
g!nia named Jol.n Fitzpatrick OF his watch aud
chain, In Sarah John5on's house, in the ''Divi-
ordered TO restore the watch, and In default OF
restitution 81 days additional
hessrs. Cook & Cole have, fer Owen Nugent en-
tered suit against the Baltimore and Potomac RR
Co. for s1aoC0 damages To property 3s3 Virginia
avenue southwest.
THE SENATE observation-disclosures Eimunds
has informed Richard Francis, of this city, that
he WILL at the coming session Of Congress, app lint
nun 10 take charge o. the Senate re staurant and
reiresn!nent ronlis- For about tn:rty five years
past Richard has pre'ide ri the bar In Hancock IS
Restaurant. ans! Is well anu Familiarity known as
DcA- There were numerous applicants for thu
place, but Mr. Elmunsls gave Dick, whose fame
as mixer OF fancy drinks Is widespread, the
preference.
CIRCUIT CoURT JUKoRs-The following names
were drawn by the clerk OF the court yester,iov
for Jurors at The October OF the Circuit Court
which commences GA the 18th inst: Robert t.
CrOpley. Robert willett E. L. DuBirry Richard
w. Can't. George " Rlumbarg. William Wltthaft,
". III. Ru0p. H. ID. Cooke, Joseph +. Birch, George
X Rarcir William III. Glrgas. Daniel OLaary, T.
Gray, Joan Mass. Andrew ii. Stockman, Otto De-
Moll L NJ Cornwall; john IL. Shepherd, H,rry II.
ELS, within T. Within; Engeqe A. Rdgway,
Carter A. Stewart, and Jacob Rich.
MARRIAGE LIcESsEs-Marriage licenses have
6een issued by the clerk OF the court to James
II rrison and Louisa Slaughter; Russell n Brooks
and Tulip V. Cook: David Grimes and Malinda
Brown; Edgar J. Brown and Mary NJ. Butternor;
Richard W. carter Jr., ami George j. Tenley: W.
T. ZttIng and Christine F. Hennige; Cornel,us -
Williams and Ida Rldgeey.
THE GERMAN Observation-Disclosures two hur
drei GernaE-american veterans at q meeting lssJ
night. at which Mr. u. EchOltZ presided, arrange
ments were made 10 take part II the German BIZ
centennial procession next Monday. These vet
Grams VIII form battalion and lake position
III tie procession, headed By the survivors of the
Old drum and bugle corps that served In the war
with The eighth battalion Capt Ernest Loe III r
Was elected TO command the battalion and Lieut.
keeoe as adjutait. A. kevcehel was elected o
bear the colors OF the old battalion; A. Alderman
70 carry tht German Veterans Union flag, and K.
Wagner the colors Of the 9Th battalion-At a
meeting of the District Artillery last evening ar
Engagements were made for the participarfon 81 the
nj IN the German hi-centennfal celehr,
lst Liz ut Del. Byrne5 Wa, detailed as officer
or The dy and I'd Lieut. Jacob Schmidthauser as
"ulutans A National Saiut. OF twenty -one guns
VIII bc nred during the procession. A handsome
bate ing, pr.sentsd TO Major Eanneman by a
hummer OF PROMINENT citHrDs, was turned over
by EiIn To the command.
An Ex-POIIcEN.N FixED-Andrew NcRae. nm
eN-Folic1InaD, was CHARGED in the Police COur: to-
day with being Glsofterly the street An Officer
testified that the defendant pointed out a respect.
able looking man TO wtness and demanded his ar.
Fest, and cursed bec&u his request was not CON-
rllel with. The defendant admitted calling the
"nlter id fool because he refused to arrea,
a man who had some rubber door mats under his
arin fine of g was imposed.
THE CoLoREp UNIoS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
Az tie annual meeting or the CJ:orcd Union Be-
nevolent Association last evening the following
were elected officers and trustees ior the ensuing
year: Isaac Clark, president; Henry Brooks vice
president; Charles I'll. shorter, secretary: John
Brent. treasurer; John Shorter ant-at-arrns:
JOS. +. Herbert, superintendent cemetery; Henry
Logan, Chas. H. Shorter, Gordon Snowden, An.
thony Hickman, and Hamilton Martin, trustees
THE PORT TOBACCO OUTRAGE CAsr-The case O,
eN-COunty Commissioner Carpenter charged with
an Outrage on young lady near Port Tobacco In
Charles county, Md. removed TO the Prince
GEORGES county court, has been fixed for trial on
Tues lay next, the defendant. who 1t was reported
had fed the state, having been brought In on !
bench warrant.
SENATOR SwANNs WILI--The viii OF the late
u. = Senator Thomas swami. OF Maryland, wa:
nied In the register OF wills office yesterday after
noon. IL bears date October goth. $780, and adopt.
declaration in trust made by him April 30, 1878
In favor OF his children and grandchildren, am
leaves TO his daughters, Jane Byrd Ferguson
Elizabeth Gilmore Whippie and Mary Merce
Carter, all his estate and interest In his houses II
this city and Newport, which were reserved from
the declaration OF trust, and all other OF MS prop
erfy. Z. Shirley Carter and James LOwndes ar
named as executors. A cOdicil, dated December
18th. 1850. provides that II by election or Othe
egal action taken by or On behalf OF his grand
oOns their shares shall become part of the estate
y Is 10 go TO his daughters A petition was n :,
y the executors for letters testarnentary, AID
Statlon was ordered TO The next OF kin.