Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-06
Mr.. Church Upon the Railroad
Arrangement.
To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:

VIII you do me the kindness to correct an unin-
entional error committed by your reporter in
giving a conversation with me, the account of
which appeared In your valuable paper OF yester-
day:
When asked by him II the Baltimore & Potomac
railroad cOmpany wOul1 remove their freight bus
1neSs from Maryland av-nue, which certainly
understood 10 include their freight derOt IL would
De satisfactory TO my neighb OrS and myself. re-
Piled that felt sure that f ft were done. and the
two tracks for the incoming and out going were
and shade trees placed on each 81 10 OF the track,
MY impression was that quite number OF those
who hal entered suits would no doubt com ro-
Mise or Withdraw them c. Il. CHURCH.
THE FEUD OF DISTRICT CLOTHING DEALERS
The long existing bad feeling bet ween the Hechts
and GO.dborgs, the rival second hand d .aIers OF d
street, between 9th and 10Th streets. which has
from tlmc To tine occupied the attention OF the
Criminal and civil courts FOR several years, has
broken out again. This morning, IN the Police
Court. George Goldberg charged Emanuel Hecht
With threats OF ol"nce and also with disOrdery
condu L Judge Harris AMI JoIn NJ Oliver an
peareti for liecht. Goldberg testified TINT Heci,t
ahu.Pn MN ana lhreateh.d TO Ai!l h.In heiore the
YER Wa cut Hecht stated that he heard Gold
berg ~ lie would teach him QIechD lesson and
b ohy said nf Was ready to lake the lesson then.
or I del OF evidence was beard On both sides
ansi the defense put on u cOlOred man named
l. wis 10 prove that Goldberg tried TO FIX him
this morris To Ie-tify Ia certain facts hut failed
In spoSing o. the judy Vi lis took occasion
TO say 'thtt 1t was 10, OfiOls fact that th.se
p o2ie have been riv Is for a long time, ana have
public has some rights, and think thu proper
way To stop Their eternal wrangling Is In put them
un!' hOnG,-' Hecht W - put un Ter 500 bond, TO
ep thr pace FOR TX mouths, and the charge of
dlsorderiy conluct was dismissed.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH BY SHOOTING
NIL Btt>, IL SieclIl officer and watc,man at
tn wharf Of the steiner George Leary, was put
On trial before The Police Court this morning on
tn" charr. OF firing a gun in the street. The
charge was brought In Connection tn the shot
that kiieia he hack hors' on 9TH and Watr streets
6yxyfaf Stnfx,
at tn time TO have been Intended for Sireet-car
driver who Used 10 strike. Mr.. Geo. b. Scott
Sion on the Armenia in a hack, In company with
hts wife and some other ladies, AMI when In from.
o! tne LeLry's wharf he heard gun hot and To-
est IL by the flash at the fence around the
arys wharf. After going up 7th street TO the
Smithsonian park the horse frll ami died before
the harness coul1 be taken OF from the Ell ct, of
a gunshot wound II the wheels had male one
more revolution some one would have been muir
d~r-d. Belts denied that he ev n he n the shot
u.-tlI ne Was awakened 10y the officers. The charge
Was dismissed.
Boss BAKERS ORGANIZE AND DECIDE TO EMPLOY
N1NE But UNION JOUKSVYhEN.-Tne bak-rs of
u h District he'd meeting last evening at Cos
morOIlt n han, corner Sth and streets and par
italy orgaLh d a Boss Bakers society" by the
ell ciiGn Of John W. Miller as president and Adam
k~-hi.r secretary. They decid To Use the
stamp" h. l." on each loaf OF dread. and to en-
ploy none but union hands. The subject OF q
Uni orm price TO he charged for brr was dis
gu sid. and the meeting adjourned unit! next
Heek 10 complete The organization and take fur
ther action A good number We're present, but
more are expected TO fan in
THE W. J. l. CoEPs-At a meeting OF the
W nyton Light Infantry corps held last night
thanks were voted TO the citiZeDS of Washington
for The reception accorded the CORPS upon its IT,
turn rom Cape May, and ~ citizens OF Cape Nay
ton 10 take par, In the parade In Baltimore next
Tuesday. as escort TO Lord Baltimore in
connection with the oriole feSIiviti-, was
accepted. Th'' following gentlemen w ri. elected
honorary members: j. I. BvinS. f. Ii. Moves J.
u. stanton, M. d.. Z. \. Carver. Ii. 4. Brueninl sr
j. W Cooksey. K $ Davis, ". ii. Wright and NJ
ID. Helm, OF this city. and j. III. Hentz, S. j. Viers
anc III. d. Schmidt, OF Baltimore.
BsCHSCHMID-PoGGENsEE. -Miss Johanna Pocren
see. d Iu~htcr OF Mr.. c. Poggensre, and Mr. Paul
Ii chScbmd were married last evening at the
home OF the brides father, New Jersey avenue
southeast. Mr. Karl acted as groomsman and
Miss Emma Poggen>ee bri lesmaid. The
dresses OF the bride and bridesmaid were in the
fashion or the time OF Charts or Spain.
ADAMS EXPhESS COMPANY MAGNArES-Col. s. NJ
Shoemaker, vice pres dent OF the Ad.mS Expire IS
Co. accompanied by his family and several friends
IN In ling Mr.. j. q A. liening, superintendent,
anu stOppsd ut the Ebbitt house. They left this
Forming Pr sident Blrbour'S private car, the
Virginia Midland railroad. for Greenbrier White
sulphur Springs and the mountains OF West Viz
GINA, where they will spend about two weeks.
Inc party were met here by col. Benedict of the
Treasury branch, and Mr.. G. W. Moss, the local
agent here. and were accompanied this morning
ny MI DAVID kcning, the route agent Of the Viz.
gtnla division.