Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-08
Barnum's Circus

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Barnum's Circus
OFFICIAL ROUTE OF PROCESSION
The procession will form at the new Washing
Ton Athletic Park, 9Th and streets, at $50 a. m
Wednesday, May 8. and proceed over the follow
Ing routes street TO 9TH, thence along eth TO
thence east by way OF street TO 9th, 9Th TO the
PARK.
THE FRENCH GryERNESs RELEASED ON Ball.
Today In the Special Criminal Court. Judge Mac
Ar.hur, pail was given In the case OF the French
goVrrneSs. Leocade Pomarde, charged I'm three
cases of grand larceny at the Soldiers Home and
she was released on bail-s250 in each case-W. II.
Wood going on the bonds
DEPARTURE OF PRISONERS FOR THE PEN1rRN
1ARY.-La evening Gen. Croker, warden of the
JAIL left for Buffalo, Ny, with the following pris-
onrrS In charge sentenced to the Erie county pen-
Tertiary at that place by our Special Criminal
Jackson. Henry ScOit. Watt Hawkins, Charles
Williams and Robert Lee, all for house breaking,
WIN sentences from three to ten years; Charles
Baylor, second offense petit larceny. one year;
Wm White, grand larceny, three years, and Jor-
Dan Clever, do. do.
The REFoRM sCHooL-At the monthly meeting
,erday afternoon MT. James E. Fitch was elected
preslient 20 NIL the vacancy Caused by the death
OF DIT Richard Joseph: The building committee
reported In favor OF the erection OF new barn,
and site WAS selected Tor 1t and other out build
ings The appropriation for this purpose is s. 500
OFFICERS ELEcrED.-The stockholders Of the
Washington and Mexican Mining Company last
evening elected trustees for the ensuing year, as
follows: Frank Hume, Samuel Bacon, ii. Brown
Ing, a. c McCauley L. G HIne, A. Cropiey, j.
The board OF directors or the Inland and Sea-
board Coast Company yesterday elected officers as
,SIows: j. W. Thompson. president; Mr. ssmuel
Norment, vice president, and Mr.. Alfred Wood,
secretary and treasurer.
BILL IN EQUITY DIsxIssEp-Tbe hill in enn,tv
nled In Sept mber last by Prentiss Webster, OF
Lowell, Mass. agt. Rebecca Coltman, Judge Wylie
10 rftf .t.,y,r
an interest in the property or Judge WyIie on NJ
attorney.
HorsEBREAKERs SENTENCED - In the Special
S Sr I'll Court Judge Macarthur to-day, num-
as follows: Edward Johnson convicted of house.
breaking, was sentenced to three years the Erie
county pen'tentiary; Edward Johnson and John
Hodson, convicted OF housebreaking, were SEN
trnced to nye years each In the penitenriary:
charles Chase convicted with James Waters the
escaped prisoneT), housebrpaking, was sentenced
70 I'VE years at the Erie county penitentiary.
DISCIPLES or Isaac WAIToN.-The Great Falls
Angtr,' A-sociatlon-twelye memb rs-hed a
monthly meeting last night, and heard a report
from their secret Try, Mr.. Theodore Friebus fhis
year the season opens worse even for bass fishing
than last year, the water being very muddy and
preventing thus far any fishing at all. There will
not DE much sport until July or August The
;s9 As,Seiatlon was organzaa November a.
CUB" The present officers are: DR.. Smith Towns.
bend president: John Hancock, vice president;
association owns eight fishing boa s built at the
Polnt or Rocks after pattern used on the upper
fotomac. where the river aboundS with rocks
They are OF nat bottoms, with lockers In each end
and copper fastened; perfectly dry, and built at n
cost OF SIS each The association anticipates much
sport the coming season on the upper river with
headquarters at McQuade'5, at the ''seven locks,
where the boats and other paraphernalia are kept
FACILITATING CIRCUIT Court BrsINEss.-Rule
NJ "a or the supreme Court OF the District has
ben 50 anne Ided that IA all matters OF law tn
which accounts are involved the cases may be re-
Itnrd 10 the auditor or special auditor, and II
no exceptions are taken TO his report within
thirty days after Hing on motion OF either party the
Judge sitting in court or at chambers may confirm
ia anu !a isen, be entered II exception are taken
TO- These provisions Will, IL is Thought greatly
expedite the business of the Circuit Court
THE CLOSING OF wILlAKpss HorEI.-wiIlard,s
H0ct closes Tor the season to-day and will be re-
opened some time next fall The bar and the
barber shop viii hot be closrd. The hotel win he
lei In Charge OF Mr.; James X. Brooke. who has
force Harry Lawson VIII go TO the Catssills. N
T.: o. A Day 10 Congress Hall, Saratoga and
BLY, PrSe TO his own hotel. the Coiunloia at sar-
atoSa MT. Roach, the steward, goes TO Cresson
Springs. Pa.
REMOVAL OF 4 PIECE OF SE@EL FROM TIE INrE-
Nor OF THE EYE BY A MlGNKT.-Dr. George
heallng, OF Baltimore, the weil-known oculist and
the interior chamber OF the eye OF Mr. G. Helene,
1y the introduction OF pointed powerful magnet
ms, E sseea had been lodged In the cornea and
pusned Dy the constant eDdeayors Of q physician
70 extrlcate II into the interior cham Der from
mnere tne Doctor removed IL by inserting the
uiaenee In the slightly enlarged wound.
BOOK SALE.-There Is now arranged for exanin.
ssOu al the atcuoA rooms OF Thomas Bowling 4
varied and valuable collection or misceljanoo us
v00as .ne saie OF which will commence tO-mor-
~ ,s.. ening at .;so O'Clock, and continue daily
ready for distribution. ues a'o
WASuIHGToS FISH MARKEr-tseee,vad ON, sol,
pyA A. Golden, fish agent, Johnson,s wharf 10.
Say: &VU shad from SIS to 81 pr hundred: 10 0O
bssE1Dg, from s. TO % per thousand. ''''''