Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-08

IHEaTER dTftt'S.
DINE Observation-Disclosures and stage novelties.
AGED WOMAS's HONE. WEST WAsHINGToS.-Sup-
pei by The ladies OF Tie DoFcls society.
Condemned locals.
Street lamps will be lighted at HOO p. m and ey-
tlngushed ut $40 q. IN
Mr.. Wilson Burns Trlndle was yesterday admit
TED tn the District bar.
Tie Progress club gave its third annual ball ut
Abners last night The committees in charge com
pF1Scd-Nt>SrS. v L. Rosenberg, T.. Bluut. " J.
burger.
MI John F. Tucker of Ellis i COS music store.
and Miss Susan NJ Rice. Were married yesterday
afternoon NJ ST Peters church by Father O:,j!lii-
van \ reception was held afterwards ut the home
Oh the couple on 1St street southeast.
At the meeting OF the oldest Inhabitants AssO-
eittlan yesterday afternoon. suitable action was
taken iii reference To the death OF Michael Nash
ami Thomas LUsby. handsome water pitcher
was presented "a the society 0y MI. WiIbeTger, vino
was th'Iikrd 10y vote of the association
AT th" regular meeting OF tie Military Order Of
The Loyal Legion held at the Arlington hotel.
Ltsr tFeiing, cen. OTway read 1.-The Demon OF the
Port q sketch OF an incident of the 1sige of Port
HUDSON. by cen Felix AgnUS, OF Baltimore, who
Was unable 10 be- Present.
III. G. VI. y. Latmer and Miss Stella Waters OF
this CITY, were In1rTIei yesterday morning by the
Rev Father NcNaily, and afterwards lett on a
bridal trip north.
james Lyons, member OF the juvenile s'Jesse
JAMES gang. was i'll the Police court this morning.
Charged with inenlTIhIiity. aud WAS sent 10 the
Te1orI school during minority.
etc. Mrlht@c caO.ctt, Was fined - in the Police
Court titt, morning 1OT disturbing the quiet OF
GtO. EtfGEn.
Ti,.1 o. Taylor alias owen TAYLOR. was charged
II The Pole" Court This morning with the larceny
o. ~ pounds OF butter and 63 dozen EGGS. valued at
81 IL, from a WAGON near the Center market be-
longing u Mr. Cochran, ii farmer. Taylor sent
- Jail Tor six months.
J0HL'yIitn c1TI't Httrs: See notice OF meeting to
o IL ii! III MARKET House hail, Georgetown, to-Inor
Tow evening.
A RFCEFrIoS TO PERE HYAfTNrHE-A reception
Was given last evening by Rev DR.. and Mrs. Bart
lett. OF the New York Avenue Presbyterian church.
IA IDlior VI felc ny iclnlhe ne company Included
many OF The most prominent ceiTymen of this city,
several OF the justices ri tine nite states Supreme
Court. and other distinguished people. Pere Hya-
elh'he Was accompanied ny his wife and SON
ACCIpESTs.-While John Trcnsheim and Charles
Foot We're wrestling In Gray * RObcy'S store. in
Unlontown. DC. last evening. TrenslItim had his
right leg broken near the ankle. and WAS taken ID
his home, M. 12i Virginia avenue southwest-
Henry Howard. cODrc,i. II years old while cxcavat-
Ing al Terra Gotta yc~tcry afternoon Was caught
under falling bank and injured internally. but
StToUSly.-S Sergeant Sl4tt'Ty reports that abOut ,
O'Clock H. yesterday. while Mr George Baker and
his Two sisters We're driving out Patterson avenue,
th" horses ran away. urS'tting the caITfaG. and
Throwing be occupants out. They fortunately -
capped iJ'iry one OF The horses Was badly injured.
SENTENCED az Two CnARGns.-Jorn VI. CamrbaIl
cn0Tcl. charged IA the Police Court this morn
1ng. with kee! Ii'g DaSiy house and unlicensed
hdr Nj HU@h %r''FaShin teoi ieti that about ten
days ago hc came 10 this city Boston. He was
stranger In Tie city, and was taken TO the house
WAS represented a a bparding-hotl5e Witness had
about $50 in money In his pocket. and about 400
In bank H. STAYED rhar,. about rirF,t DAYS mi
hal women brought there 10y he defendant 10 meet
him. NIIneSS was furnished with WHISKY. and his
female companions drank wine He paid - bottle
Tor cider, So day for board. &C. When he left
he had only So IN his pocket Detectives Ran and
Block then stated hat they. In company with Soy
erli Officers. r;tdei the holsc last night and ar
rested thed ;endant and lis wife and several other
persons. ana held them witnesses. Campbell
was nned sltj fnr keeping an unlicensed bar, and
sent 10 Jail for eleven months and twenty DAYS
Tor keeping btwdy house MIR. Frank ClusS, coun-
sci for tahpbeil noted an appeal, and bonds were
liked at 500.
A LETTER FROM GUITEaUS FORMER WIFE
Among the letters received by District Attorney
toThhuH concerning operations OF pension agents
Throughout the ntcd States Is from Mrs. Dun
mir. OF leadv1le. Colorado. who enjoys the dis
JUNCTION OF having once been the wife OF GUiteaU
Iht daS'1oNlh iroin whom she was separated by di-
Vorce ON account OF his infitlelity. She inquired
relative To the status Of firm here who sent cir
cuar Ia her present husband. IN which they hold
out certain Inducements to obtain the collection of
his claim for pension She also calls his attention
10 the fact that one OF the witnesses in the trial
who came from Colorado 10 give his testimony has
Recently died.
TEE MEETING OF THE EQUITABLE BUILDING AsSo-
C1aTIOS--1hc Equitable Cooperative Building
citation held its fourth annual meeting last night
Thomas SOmeryille, president. in the chair, and
.lno JOY Edison secretary There was large at
tendance. The secretary submitted his report.
which showed the receipts and disbursements to be
S3fi.gtr 2: assets, $.~i Gi6 ~ Value OF stock first
issue sl 43 second issue, s9s1a third issue. s63 6;
sh1TS advanced 3Ii Q; not advanced on. 13S s:
total, 5.4537- The terms OF Geo. W. CaSiletr. ID
F1ct-prcSidcnt, and Fred W. Pratt and Ellis Spear
directors. having expired they were unanimously
regretted The officers and directors for the en-
SUNG year are: Thomas SOnerv1lle. president; DR..
A Schd1hrt, lst vice president; Geo W. Castelar,
2d Vlce-preSdent; JnO. JOY Edison. secretary and
Benz. r Fuller. Ross A Fish, Vim. Ellis spear
Frank G.. Middleton, Geo. W. Fisher, Geo W Hark-
ness. II. III. TSombly. Lawrence Gardner and Fred
W. Frat. directors. The monthly meeting was held
and S16.3lD was advanced at average premium of
sixty eght per cent. The secretary reported that
$40 shares had been taken I'm the sixth issue
and the subscription 10 new stock would remain
open Tor several weeks.
LARGE LOT OF GROCERIES. CROCKERY, &c, At AUC-
TIOS.-Mr. Downing Will SELL tomorrow morning al
10 o'clock. IN front OF his auction rooms, large Ot
OF groceries, being the balance of Orutt Bros
stock also, two crates Of assorted crOckery and Il
Ingram carpets
SPECIAL SALE OF VICTORIA, PONIES, PHAETONs
kC-Mr bowling will sell Tomorrow, at IL O'Clock
In 'front.' OF his auction rooms, elegant victoria
several ponies, phaetons and dog carts. The SALE
without reserve, and bargains may be expected
See the description In the advertisement In the auc
lion column.