Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-31
Local Notes.

Several cases were before the Police Court to-day
In which defendants had been convicted and taken
appeals and Jailed to perfect the appeal by paying
| put under bonds to come in and pay the fines i'm
posed upon them.
George s. Emery, Of 1924 5th street. was fined IS
by uige Smell to-day for wasting Potomac water.
The members OF the North Carolina avenue mis-
sion, who have been without a minister for two
years, are making arrangements with the Rev. w.
): Neepler with view or employing him to serve
them this year.
well, +. L. Cardoza and Daniel Hardy as incorpora-
tors, filed a certificate of Incorporation to-day
The object is to establish an endowment fund.
CONCERT AT HYATTsvILLE-A concert was
ven in the Presbyterian church at Hyattsville
l ,st evening for the benefit OF the church The
program WIS Of varied and interesting charac-
ter. the musical element predominai!ng The
combination OF the talent OF Washington and
Hyattsyile proved very effective, and the music
produced was, 'as rule OF more than the average
concert standard. Those who took part in the en-
HyattSvllle; Miss Addie E. Smith, Miss MCCol-
lum Mrs Il. E. Little. Messrs. Ralston, Whipple
Ltliibrdge, Maltby and Hancock, Miss Eva Hem
derson, Prot. Philip and Prof. Jecko. At the close
OF the entertainment the ladies' OF the church fur
nished refreshments, and pleasant social time
was spent until the special train to convey the
visitors back TO Washington arrived.
HELD FOR LARCENY OF s56.-A young colored
the Police Court this morning for the grand lar
ceny OF $50 from Geo. w. Paris. a tall one-armed
mulattO man. Paris testified that the defendant
asked him to treat him, and he, the defendant,
and some other men went to restaurant on Sd
street near street. about 10 o'clock last night,
and the:defendant put his hand in witness pocket
and took out his pocket book, which contained
$50. A colored woman named Clara Henson tes-
titled to seeing the defendant with the money.
MI Campbell Darlington appeared for the prls-
oner. and onered no evidence for the defense. The
case was sent to the grand Jury and the defendant
was committed In default OF $1,000 bail.
RIVER TRADE Harbormaster Sutton reports
of fho pir,or Fp1ln
ket; sloop Emma, Wells, 200 bushels oysters, mar
1 1es; sehr; . }; stephenson Evans. 400 bushels
cords wood, J. o. Carter: schr: John Saddler.
0 01'a1 lao cedar posts H. Bseoe: barge John
Kate Ellis. with fish for R. A. Golden; steamer
Atlas, Chesser. fish for same; sloop Daniel Sheets
Mason, nsn Tor same; sloop 1eannette; Barnwall,
W. E. Stuart; schr. j. q. Vannam, Lawrence, 400
bushels, oysters, market
THE LUTHER SrATUE-Mr. Gustavus A. Dobler.
OF Baltimore who has been much interested In
the Memorial Lutheran church. of this CITY has
been In active correspondence with the LAUGH
n aa%mer II FOUNDRY In Germany where the
in Worms was cast. The Baltimore Sun says:
The Statue viii COST exclusive OF the pedestal and
Sramspol5 I $500 The figure is colossal
the ministerial robes OF his time bearing upon his
deIs arm copy OF Gods Word, upon which his
earnest face he appeals to God for the triumph OF
the Gospel. At Mr.. Doblers request the North
German nal. Lloyd Company will bring the statue
10 baitlmoIe Tree of al charges A granite pedes-
ta about p feet in height, WIN be Obtained here,
ana plans ana bids have already been received by
Mr.: Dober The tota! sum to be raised viii be
$500, apportioned among New York Washtnp ton
Baltimore and other cities. very large notion
OF Baltimores quota about 81 $780, has already been
raised. 0o~A
MARR1AGR LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued oy the clerk OF the court to David w.
Shoemaker and Kate " Anters: Aoelhert H,rte
and Hedwig Eckert, OF Baltimore. W
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER-The following
we're the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer to-day: Am. 1855; IL am, 4LO; 2 pm.
$50. Maximum, Ais.
HAvERLYs MAsToDoNs AT FoRD's-On Thurs.
Day next j. H. Haverly's Consolidated Mastodon