Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-19
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IT was Samuel c. HilIs and Maurice Tally not
Michael Tally. who entered suit against the Dis
mt C0Iiinio listeners for failure 10 comply with
contract.
Jonn Keen. the winner of the recent ffteen-mfle
bicycle race. offers ~ Face Prince ten or fifteen
mile+' icF Sl,No side. He Will leave for England
lincoln Post, No. IL. q. \. T.. Of Newark y J.
whose arrival here yesterday Afternoon was not a,i
IN iHE STAR. Were entertained at AberS last even
Ing by the members Of Posts Nos. . and J of this
ely and left NJ III. I'D O'Clock for home.
Hon j. W. l:ang>ton. the L. 5. minister to IIayti.
VIII lecture az The congregational church thi, even
mg on The Status OF the COiGred American: Iii,
Relationships and His Duties Admission viii be
nee.
Elijah James. a newsboy on the r. and q. rail-
road, had his right foot crushed between the bump
erS Oh the To o'clock train yesterday. between
TIN, city ana the race track
Thieves forced an entrance into the store OF Fran
eeS buckingham, 1923 Pennsylvania avenue north
west, last night, but only secured s.iu,. shall
change from the money drawer
The Rev. Geo. X. Kramer. from Brooklyn v y
on Visit TO tins city, and Will preach iii the Tab
erlI1cle next sunday.
There was no police drill to-day in consequence of
The attendance of part of the force at The races
GlenmOre NOten, the cniOrC7i man who WAS before
the Police Court yesterday for entering an uoc,,-
pied house and committing dcpredatiOnS. was M
again to-day, and the case was again continued on
The American Gas Light association. at its meet
Ing III New OrH yesterday voted to hold The next
annull convention al Washington
Oracle Burns, residing at 90 b street southwest
received 4 severe cut yesterday in The AInlOn
building by falling from the window sill tothe floor.
about four feet. She did ROT ftI from the second
story window. was reported Yesterday No limb
was broken She l. very much better this morning,
ana VIII probably return 10 school in week or two
Henry sullivan, COcTti. was charged before the
Police Court this morning by Mrs. 4. L. Barber OF
the SPC-A. with cruelty TO animals in overlooking
a horse ana then pounding him with y board when
he got stalled with his burden. A fine OF - was
Imposed and execution OF Judgment was suspended
WEDDINGS LAST EvESISG-The wedding Of
alr- Cam, fessIs ,nI
IO"son az Trinity church last evening was very
largely attended. The chanccl and altar were
tiSteIuliy decorated with flowers. The bride en-
tered the church attended 10y col. John Wilson, T.
y y, preceded by her bridesmaids and groomS-
Llen In The following order: Miss Mamie Camp
p-h, accompanied by Mt MOyiouS. OF New York:
NlsS Edith Campbell. with Mr.. Barber: Miss Zant-
Finger. with DR.. Rid,iell OF Virginia: Miss s. Eng
Ioh. OF Alexandria. with Mr. j. T. EiD1crold Wj,s
H-MattAewS, OF Maryland, with Mir CharIe>, Towsnn.
Mis- Dor. kendig. OF New Orleans, with Mr. G.
wheeler She Was met at the altar by the groom
attIn'ied by his best man, Mr. William Hopkins
The ceremony was performed by RevsDr Addison
rector OF the chhrch. After the ceremony Nr. and
Mrs TowS0n held brilliant reception at the resi-
Cence OF the bride mother Go street. Later in
the evening the couple started for Montreal . Mr.
Emanuel Scheln1cch. of ST. Joseph. Mo-, aud Miss
Lena HOifd, OF this city, Were married last evening
az the Stiistreet synagogue, Rev L. Stern oliciat-
llg After the ceremony a reception. which was
largely attended, Was given at Abner's hall.
A TEST CASE USDER THE SUNDAY LIoroR SELLING
LA"-.joln AlbertS was tried in the Police Court
a
on sunday Mr. L. Browning, for tine defendant
Claimed that his client did not have. a barronIn
hens, but had wholesale license, and therefore
Coid rot ~ fined for Keeping his bar omen on sun
oay, ior this law only referred To keepers OF hotels
itstaarantS, ordinarieS and bars. This charge is
Brought under the law OF lSJ. which Mr. BrovRi,t,r
Claimed was repealed by the law of 1861 Nr Pad,
eett lii The law applied to every body and claimed
iht There Is general section against ybey sell
ilS ikiuOr IN the District on sunday. The ease WAS
suspended 10 that the case can be taken up to line
supreme Court on ceTtiorari.
THE Il. AND o. r. r. SUED FOR I0nOn. suit vvas
brought I'm Baltimore yesterday by Albert r. Myer.
against the baltimore and Ohio Railroad company
1of $1,000 damages for Injuries received from eject
IenJ IRON their between the Relay horSs. and
Baltimore, and b,ing thrown down a forty foot EN-.
fankmcnt- The plaintiff claims that he bought his
btheI ana was eJScted without reason.
SALE OF LoTS FRONTING KINGY,S Place
weiss Co. auctIoneeIs. sold yesterday afternoon
iIf the owner, lots ", sS and 81, in square ai1
fronting 80 feet on kingman Place. between and
StIetis northwest. with depth OF 50 feet, FOL
.2r3l', To Jt5tas Schneider.
INDISPUTABLE FACTs.-There are some facts ever
In this world that are indiSputabIe One is thai :
man feels much more comfortable when he is wei
dressed and that lie is In better huInor with III,
Sorld Than he would otherwise De- But he must b;
well dressed, and to accomplish that AT reasoDa bl
cost he must that firm says. patronize such a stor
a. that ci Robinson, Parker q Co., corner 9Th and
streets
THE TORTOISE I1ArIBULnEs in October but VIII
man !t is the season OF renewed activity after pr
vidins himself with suitable garments at Hennings
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co, auctioneerS, win sci
Tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock a H., within thei
SleSrooms. superior assortment OF furniture an,
cupets, belonging 10 family declining house
keeping.
JAY GOCLDS STORY OF His LIFE.-The story O
Jay Goud's life, told by himself. is remarkable
oae-equal to any romance One OF the srea
secrets OF his success was in buying. Remembe
CllS, Boys, and all OF you who desire TO purchase
SUIT on weil-made and fashionable clothes to wea
10 school, or dress, tell your ma or pa that that fir
siys that the best boys stock Of ready-m cloth
pennsylvania avenue.