Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-25
Disiric. Government Affairs.
L.fQCoE LICENSES.

District Government AfGAirs.
LfQCoI LICENSES.
Applications fUi liquor licenses of the following
persons have been approved to-day: Henry kUhiin
VIM g. Keller, Frank Nociich, t;ottleib Prev, i.W
Shook. q. G. Staples, NJ V. Tierney. FitZ Wilmer,
Vim H. %,lkinnng, Jas i:oyce. Geo. l.. Gansll0rn.
Charles klotz, Gaas loseehiIn, Patrick Moore Lor-
Oran was diSiFproved.
DEATH OF MR DAVID MooRE.-Mr. David Moore
died Tuesday night al his residence Lincoln
nue.. at G!enwOOd TOad In his .4th year. Mr. Moore
had resided in the county all OF his liz, ana was well
known TO Ill our older citizens. He leaves several
children all grown, alnong them Mr.. James
II; Moore and Mrs. James L. Barbour.
resulted from wound Inflicted accidentally en- one
OF his toe nails. His funeral will take place al 2
O'clock Tomorrow.
THE WASHINGTON OrERarIc AssocI.TIoN-The
Washington operate Association last evening
elected officers Is follows President, Mr. E. Il Hay
vice president. Mr.. w II. Daniel; secretary, Mr.
Leon j. Myers; financial secretary, DR.. James Jouy;
treasurer, DIR. ). = Bond: musical director, Prof
John y. SOuSa; librarian, Miss Hattie l.. Rchey;
assistant librarian. Mr. T. j. Whipple; pianist Mrs
W. H. IIazzari; custodian, W. III. Fulier; finance
committee MessTs. f. q. Randall, e. W. Hancock
and III. W. Barrett.
g. A. r. ENTERTAINMESTs.--James \. GARFIELD
post No 80 y X, gave hop at the @. A r. hail.
9Th and J. Streets, last evening which was largely
attended The committees in charge comprised
nessrs- WA. WinanS, frank Wilson. George s.
Emery. l. j. MechCir, ID. q. Reeves, Ernst Dahle
WIN. -. Drew. PHI Weber q. III. Dean t. VI. Clarke
j. MAXWELL, f. Baxter and John Weidnan.
Kit Carson Post, No 9, q. A. r.. had a camp fire
at the y:h street G. \. X hail last niglt Tie en-
tefiAininent was very enjoyable.
CURTIS B,ES ,Rp.-Nr. VIM T. s Curtis, a young
LAWYER OF This city, and Miss Mary Aida Barnard
We're married at st. Matthias T. T. ciiaf,.h in
Philadelphia, Tuesday. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Robert a. Edwards, and the
bride Was given away by her uncle, f0,in RSdon;
Charles Med. Harvey acting as baSt man. The
church was Wei filed the llshers, John w Wesley
w ~ SlarkWe3ther, Henry Wolf and Charles VII
son, OF TINS city, having all they could do 20 fur
hish seats before the arrival OF the happy couple
Aitcr The ceremony the bridal party lele on the
I'D Train for New YORK.
Wills FILED-The Will of Michael Nash. fled
yesterday. leaves all his property, real personal
ANA mixed, 10 his WIFE, condition that She trans
Ter. after live years lots T. 3 and . square 5l1 10
his two sons, Edward and NIIi. Nash. Tire widow
Is naI1ed aS eXecutrir....Tbc Will Of DOfetta REIN
flied lIi admitted 10 probate yesterday leaves ali
her property 10 her three children and appoints
MARRIAGE IIcESsEs.-Marriage licenses have
ettn issued by the clerk OF the court TO FrankIand
J. ANUS and EmeliGe &. Weghtnan; James Rich
afttS AMI Ellen DunEiofe; James y. Beall and Rena
Morton; Alien H. FarriS and PoTeter l. Brown:
Chas- b Fraser and George Anderson; W. T. Horn,
DaeA and Amelia d. Vie'ii.
SINGULAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon Chris
nan SlurDler, stranger FROM Pennsy lvania acct
O. ntally fell on one OF the iron picket Ratings i'm
ifoC' III TIE T. o. depot, and two OF the points ran
INTO MS heck. making ugly but not dangerous
wounds He was taken TO the seventh PRECINCT
station, and his wounds being dressed he left Ior
h4- home.
TYING A RESTLESS SCHOOL BOYS LEGS TO HIS
pESk--1he police we've notified last evening that
boz. ore OF the pupils in the Abbott school build
fnG, had been left In The school room, tied to his
dtS!. ny his teacher IN examination OF the build
In. ABOUT O'Clock, by the police and 1anitor re-
sNiIcd III finding empty rooms and imprisoned
boz superintendent Thompson. however told q
STAR reporter This morning that the whole story
Wa fabrication. and the OILY yeStige OF fact con-
Ie2ted with II was that one OF the teachers had
tied The legs OF restless boy the iron supports OF
his d,Nk. IN order 10 Keep him still, but the boy
W. released and sent home when the school was
dismissed Miss McCauSen, the teacher, said that
th'' story perfectly absurd She had punished
Tie little sen OF Mr.. Bailey. the superintendent OF
lamps by fastening his legs TO the desk He was
I.sil'-ss, and she adopted this method OF Keeping
Ms feet quiet. The boy however sent home, early
arr she had remained unttl the Janitor had swept
on me room, so that IL was not possible that any OF
The ehillIen could have been left In the room MIR
Bailey, the father OF the child was friend OF hers
am siie IN iected that he would deny the statement
Oh his own account.
hrsfSEss AssIaNNENT-An assignment OF d. G.
H. na' M; .fSl ing as ID. G; Hatch Co,
placed on record. All the goods. book accounts
a.. pertaining TO the business OF artistic furniture
carried on at 81 street, IS transferred Tor the
bcneit OF the creditors, preferences being made
TIE stock Is put down at 5000, the book accounts
al ss..i, and liabilities at s5,lae.os.
FAIL MEETING MARYLAND JOCKEY CLuR-For the
aecOlnn .odation OF Westinghouse who desire to
NitGHss the running races at PiInlco this week
extra coaches VIII be attached to the 1910 a. M.
cypress train from the 9th street station, b. p. r.
These cars viii be run through TO the race track
without change, and return after the conclusion OF
We Faces The fare Tor the round trip, Washington
70 flint,o, has been reduced TO 81 Tickets good
esily On day OF issue.
IN No OTHER PLACE are the people so critical OF
1870 as 10 Washington Hence he says once a