Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-30
CITY AND DISTRICT.
COnsacslNed LDcalS.

CITY AND DISTRICT.
COnaensed Locals.
street lamps Will be lighted 1T 7:40 p. M. and
eXjingUts he'd al 3:15 am
TIE STAB Will be sent ny mail. post paid, to those
leaving the city during the summer for any length
time, and the add ress changed as often as de-
sired Subscription, flry cents per month, POSI-
The JDurneymen Bakers Association at q meet
Ing at Cosmopolitan hall yesterday, adopted a
stamp for ali bread made by bosses employing
union hands.
AT the clay pigeon shooting match OF the Capt.
tai city Gun Club saturday Mills scored IA out of
possible Is. and won the championship badge.
FarnsWorth Won the flrst pr;Ze bauge, with score
OF ~.
Dr. : F. Linn, of West Washington. has been
appointed surgeon OF the District artillery.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. A. 1. Mujid. OF the
New York Associated Press, died last evening,
having been Ill only few hours.
Col Amos Webster. adjutant general or the Dis
trlct, has been invited To- accompany the Light In
fantry corps To Cape May with his staff.
A small colOred boy, named JnO Graham, was
sent to the reform school during minority by Judge
snel to-day for stealing SO cents from Annie Jack
son.
Yesterday morning an attempt was made to en-
ter the house of Capt. F. Nj. Green. No. 1873
street northwest, through the rear window. The
thieves were frightened OF before ef1ecting an
trance.
This morning colored boy, seven years old, Of
fered TO sell nickle watch TO MI. HOfIa, at 624
Pennsylvania avenue, for half dollar. Mr.. Hofra
calling an officer, MIR. Mcmahon responded, when
hAS wy Aea Sh' nc Nae$h 10 oS poLSC ACdu.
quarters.
There Is some inconvenience experienced in
South Washington by the fliure Of the bell at ST.
Dominics church TO strike the hours of Z, IL and
The cause l. that the machinery is out or order,
and portion OF Itrequiring duplication. 1t may he
AT the first annual meeting OF the Mutual Bene-
ot association OF the War department proper and
the Office OF the Adjutant General Of the Army Mr.
b Engel, Chairman of the board OF directors, in
the chair, for the election OF officers, Mr.. E. j.
Bookings was elected director In place OF MIR j.
r r Ia of War
department., was elected treasurer, and Mr.. VIM.
N. Seton, aijutant generals office, secretary.
$50 or 90 Gays In Jill 10y Judge Smell THIS morning
for contempt OF court in falling 10 answer a sum-
An old colored woman, named Ella Lewis. was
charged In the Police Court this morning with
beng the owner OF dangerous dog which She al
lowed TO run at Urge. She consented to have the
animal killed. and the case was dismissed.
AN OLD CoLoRED MAN ASSAULTS HIS YOUNG
WIFE-An aged cOloled man, named Isaac VII
namS, Was In the dock at the Police Court this
morning on complaint OF his young Wife, Burgie
Williams. who charged him with having assaulted
her. The wife stated that they were living in
West Washington, but were Set out ON the street
for non-payInent OF rent. Saturday night, when
sue Was making arrangements to get another
house, he STRUCK her with brick and bit her on
the finger and arm. fine Of so OF 60 days was
Imposed
A HARD-HEADED WASHINGTON MANA telegram
from Philadelphia. Pa, last night, says: "James
D. L., was shot three times In the forehead during
a light To-Day. The balls remain In his head, and
apparently have had little effect On him." The
name or James a. Jones appears in the Washing
ton directory: his occupation given as that of
driver, and his place OF residence is No. Lucas
alley northwest
ONE THOUSAND VISITING COLORED ODD FELLOWS
PROM RICHMOND--This morning, at 5 O'Clock, a
train or sixteen car loads OF eXcufSi0niStS, repre-
seniing the ten lodges or the Grand United Order
OF Odd Fellows or Richmond aud vicinity rolled
curs,oaists numbered about one thousand and on
the arrival OF the train they were met by deltga-
tions OF The lodges here with band of music, and
escorted 10 Union Bethel hall, where the visiting
Odd Fellows were breakfasted. They are sightsee-
Ing today. and this afternoon, escorted by the
local lodges, they will make parade, and leave
II 3 O'Clock Tonight for their home.
THE CoLoREp CAMP MEETNGs--The Wayman
road, closed THIS morning at 8 O'Clock over 1910
people were on the ground yesterday. Bishop Nj.
d. Ward preached in the morning. In the alter
fashioned revival 4 sermon from Rev ". D. W.
schuman followed, and ut night Rev. X I. Way
=, AT the Asbury Grove camp, on the Western
M.rylahd railroad, yesterday, Rev. n. NJ. Carroll
OF this city, preached in the morning.
SHOT WHILE Recommendations Friday even
In young coiosed woman named Susie Ackers
was accidentally shot In the right leg by Il coIOred
man named James Jackson. The parties were
gathering biackDerrles near Columbia road, when
lie pistol fell from the coat pocket OF Jackson
the cartridge exploded, and the bali entered the
iMD OF tue woman. Or. Norris extracted the
ball.
SERGEANT HUGHES, OF the first precinct station
found Charles Fendall, cOlored, lying asleep on
l.ie track beneath some cars yesterday morning.
The man was drunk, and would probably have
been killed hid not been dlscoy. red as the ears
were about TO be removed.
Ass ,VLTED HIS EMPLoYER.-A young baker
Il. NJ nan In fha
Police Court this morning against Lewis LuekIe
his employer The young mans head was badly
cut IN several places, and blood still trtckliny
Gown his face. The testimony was to the effect
that they had dispute about the execution OF
some work, AMI Lnekie threw piece OF crockery
which stru: K the young man on the head A nne
OF SO was imposed.
SEWER CAvED IN.-Sometine during las,
night about one hundred feet OF the Old Sewer
huln by Gantz & AppleInan, under the direction
OF the board CT public works. on the line OF the
new boundary interccptDg sewer. being con-
stIucted 10y Contractor B. j. COyle, opposite and
close by the Deaf and Dumb asylum. caved In,
greatly to the damage OF Mr. Coye, whose con.
tEact requires him TO protect tie old sewer While
constructing the new one: The old sewer was
quilt by contract. This will throw Mr.. Coyle back
al least one month
Struck BY LIGHrNNG-DurIng the thunder
storm Saturday night, the stable OF Mr.. Ben
Schrid>r, near Silver Spring. Nd, was struck by
,sht;ins and eo1sSmsd. with the produce con-
saving the stock IRON the staole.
TEASsFEEs OF real EsrarE.-Deeds In fee have
+. Henry, part Is, sd $50; <35Oa w. W. Doyce ct
al To T. b. Frey, sub-iots VI and 81, So al:
<l,61532 W. H. Gaines to ". 4. Dyer sub X 81
IA: 81 SEQ, &C. l. b. Parker 20 n. r. Murray, plrt
81, SD 1876; ESQ. E. c. Church TO W. H. Saf,ar
lot 9, block II, lie pfoit Park; $1,000 f f Barnes
10 National Lie Insurance corapany, 10. ~. So.
~; 8. Also lot =, do; s.. John Gibbons TO
Joseph johnson, pit ~. HOlnieads addition 10
6eorgettvn; $50
An ANrUTATED ARN.-On Saturday, at the
Washington Asylum hospital DE- Nm. Razcn, the
rssideEt physician, amputated the arm, between
tle wrist and elbow, or John Perkins, Il colored
Yartman, who had his wrist badly fractured saye-
Ql weeks since By having 1t caught Ee!wec the
cert body aud shuts Tie patient Is doing we'll.
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