Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-26
CITY AND DISTRICT,
condemned Locals.

CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.
Street lamps will be lighted at AS p. nn., and
ext11guished at 1880 a. m.
AT meeting OF the Washington Light Infantry
Corps last evening it was decided that the corps
should sc to Cape Nay ON the 18th OF July for
their annual enclnrInent.
Kate A. Brazil :. 915 c street southeast, sends
81 fer the poor children's country home.
The STAR will be sent by mail, post paid, to those
OF time, and the address changed as often as de-
sired. Subscription, fifty cents per month, POSI-
Saturday morning q white man entered the resi-
dence OF j. I. WCodfieli 626 street southeast,
and had gathered up a quantity OF clothing, when
he was frightened on by Mr.. Wooifiald and made
his escape.
A colored man, named Henry voss, pleaded
guilty. before the Police Court this morning, to
making an indecent exposure Of his person on the
street. and was fined SO or 80 days.
Officer Madigan found dead infant In the alley
between 9Th and 10Th and II and streets.
Two ten-year-od col0red boys named William
Shorter and James Temple pleaded guilty before
Judse Smell today to stealing number Of cigar
and cigarette smokers from L1tz Il Bro The court
noriIy.
young man named Henry Schneider was sent
TO jail for six months by Judge Shell today, In de-
fault OF 800 bonds for making threats OF personal
Violence TO his aged mother, Margaret Schneider.
OFFICERS ELEcTED.-The Plasterers Union. No.
J. last evening elected Messrs. Joseph Rosenberg,
A. III. Chamberlain and ". s. Quigley as delegates
to represent them in the Federation OF Labor Tor
the ensuing year.
Coed viii Commandery, No. 21, U.OGC., last
sye0Ing elected Gfrs for the ensuing term as
Parry; X. r., Edward Steer: F.K.R. B, F. Moore;
p, F. C. Severance; H., r. R. Brouner; LW.. 10
NC. DR.. L. B. sworrnstedt; T., walter Allen.
The Alumni Association OF the National College
Albert NJ Read presdsnt; II. KeIasoSsk S1 ySee
president; j. A. Watson, secretary: A. Hofer
treasurer: Prof E. 7. Fristoe, l. L. D., l. Kolipin-
Ski E C. Stott. II. Stanidford and F. Pitzer, execu-
tive committee.
A WOMAN FAILS INTo AN OPEN sEwER-Oficers
Shelton and Clinton about 10 O'Clock last night
answered to cry Of distress at the corner OF 7th
and B streets northeast, and found colored
feet deep. They succeeded, with the assistance of
TWO other men, IN getting her out. She complained
OF oeing hurt about the back and head, but was
able to walk. She was assisted by her friends TO
her home on 18th ana streets northeast The
sewer was open along one third OF the square on
B street northeast and no light was displayed.
There was one lamp found but 1t was not lighted,
and there was no barrtcade around the excava-
ton.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Caleb
C. Merritt, OF Baltimore, Nd, and Mrs. Halle How
and Carrie Stewart, OF Richmond; Earnest c. Lowe
and Rosa L Buckley: Henry S. Bersiing and IDA
l. Johnson; Samuel D. Fisher and Emma Brown
both Of Essex county, Va.
AssArLrING AN IcE-CEEAM PEDDLER AND A
ENTHUSIASTICALLY afternoon an Italian ice
cream peddler, named yincincio Jerard was at
tackled by crowd or ruffians while walking along
Myrtle street, near the Government Printing
Office, and his freezer was taken from him. on.
Ger Fitzgerald caught crowd enjoying the cream
and was assaulted by them and severely beaten.
In the Police Court to-day, VIM. Flynn, one OF the
young men who was arrested, was put on trial
Tor larceny OF the Ice cream and the case was con-
Hnued until the rest OF the crowd can be arrested.
Two CHARGES OF LARcESY-A colored man,
named Andrew Jackson, was arrested at the Police
or larceny. He Is one or those men who drum
up custom for lawyers at the Police Court. COL
9red youth, named Peter Banks, was fined IS by
Judge Smell some time ago and was given time to
come in and pay his fine. He failed TO appear and
ne was arreStet on an attachment and brought in
this morning. He said his employer, John Brent
had paid IS to Jackson, who promised TO pay IL
into court Jackson was called up to the rail this
morning and charged with two cases OF petit lar
ceny-Stealing y on the 10Th and g on the 23l OF
the present month. Is in1s ana Breat testified 10
the Iaoney being given 10 the defendant 10 pay the
hue. The defendant stated that he Is employed
Banks and received the S. but intended to paw IL
into court The court discharged the attachment
against Banks, but said he would have 10 pay the
s. me, and advised him "tO not deal w It'll these
people who hang around the court and Try 20 beat
ever body they can" Jackson admitted that he
had been sent 70 the pelitentiary lor forgery He
was locked IN In default OF fine Of S2Q An az.
peal was noted.
"A WARNING TO DRIVERS OF LANE HORSES
0eor.e Jones, driver or car No % OF the Belt line,
was charged by Mrs A. l. Barber. vice president
o. the Humane Society. In the Police Court this
morning with cruelty to animals Mrs. Barber
et3ted that while out driving yesterday she no
ticed the horse attached to the car driven by the
deiendant nmping, and apparently IN pain. She
ioto~ed the car from 18th and NJ streets TO the
smltLsoElan grounds, where she called Officer
ThorapSon's attention 10 the matter. The defend
ant and other employees OF the company testified
that the animal only had wind gaui and was
j Smell a
case said: These corporations are able To attach
able bodied horses 70 their cars. lame horse is
nuisance, ana the public should not be compelled
10 nave TO witness such sights. / will impose a
nomlnai nne OF IS on the defendant. which is vtr-
the courts VIII not tolerate lame horses on the
streets"
An EXCURSION TO CAPE MAY FOR FIVE DOLLARS
A select excursion VIII leave Washington via
special train from Baltimore and Potomac railroad
station On Saturday, June Goth, at about a. m
and arrive at Broat-street station, Philadelphia,
at r.El., and Cape May at about 4 30 pm The
tickets have been placed at the unusually low
rate OF S for the entire round trip and the return
portions made Good on any regular trains until
July 5,h, enabling the visitors to enjoy the mu-
eical ana mlltary attractions for four days. Full
particulars may be had on application In person
or py letter to r. A. Parke, passenger agent south
toria, and promenade concerts, and balls are to
oe given on scale o. completeness and grandeur
never before attempted at the seaside On Satur-
0sy. June S0th, the festivities commence with
vlsle Oh the famous State Fencbles,Or PHILADELPHIA
accompanied by full band and drum corps Dress
parace OF tie Fencioles saturday evening. There
VII le q grand concert In the nsw Stockton pavfl.
Gn Caring The afternoon. aid at night a hop CON-
Gi, msh.ary 10 the FenciDies, with lawn concert
FIFE THIS AoRHiNH.-Thc alar., at Gas o'clock
thls morning, from box -. was for the cunning OF
stable and two sheds, between 81 ana 4th and
Is AMI L streets sccthwest. They wee ali frame.
The stable was occupied by Joseph Yeroy ard the
sheds by O. w. Bland and Rte nerd Callahan; dam
age 20 all about sS3e CauSe Of IRE unknown