Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-12
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL left Washington tn
afternoon for short visit to Philadelphia

THE PRESIDENT TO EMBARK ON THE TALLAP oosA.
In accordance with telegram from Secretary
Chandler, received at the Navy department this
morning, the Tallapoosa has been ordered by tele-
graph to proceed from Key West Fla, to St. Angus
une, TO receive the presidential, party on board She
tine tomorrow afternoon. 1t is not known what
the future movements OF the President viii be,
but it s thought that the party will start at once
on the TallapOOsa for Washington.
THs APPROPRIATION FOR WITNESS FIRES Ex-
HAUsTED.-The first controller OF the Treasury has
notified the Attorney General to-day that the ap-
preparation for 'fees OF witnesses" is entirely ex-
hausted for the present fiscal year ending June
3oth and that there is only $4,000 fees Of jurors"
available. circular has been addressed to the
officers OF the courts notifying them of the def
cencies and suggesting that the trials be had In
only the most important cases
MAJOR MORGAN has been confined to his bed for
several days with rheumatism, but was able to be
out OF bed to-day.
DEATH OF DIR. NOBLE YoUNG.-Dr N oble Young,
one OF the oldest physicians OF this District died
last night at the residence of his son-in-law Major
q. A. Egbert. at Sacketts Harbor, N. Y, aged
about eighty years. DR.. Young was probably the
Oldest practitioner in the District He was ma
tive OF Baltimore, and removed to this city when
year 1925 He established a large practice, and,
besides, was for years a members OF the board of
health physician 1 to the old penitentiary and the
jail. He reared family Of 1ve children-one,
son, now living in California. He was one OF the
old-ttme gentlemen, genial and generous to q
fault, OF sterling integrity and his death will be
mourned by every one who knew him. It Is not
his funeral viii take place from Trinity church at
noon on Saturday.
SUITS AGAINST A RAILROAD CoMPANY.-Messra
Hanna Johnston to-day entered suit for John
Naglee against the Alexandria and Freder1cks-
TO Wheat RRhS S Se I be
delivered to the company for transportation from
Naglee's station to his agents in this city in
August, 1854
MARRIAGE LICENsEsL-Marr1age licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO VIM Rey-
holds, Of Cleveland. and Lizzie A. Johnston; Chas.
county, Va. Nathan Crawford and Amanda Mat
thews; George cambridge and Sarah Green.
MISS WILLIAMS ARRIvAL-MiSs Frances Ger
trude Williams, alias WeStcOtt, who was arrested in
New York last week on q bench warrant from the
Criminal Court to answer an Indictment for the
larceny OF $1175O worth OF JeWelry from DR.. J. B.
morning, and she will likely give bail to-day.
OFFICERS ELEcTED.-Of1lcers were elected for the
ensuing year by tho Inland and Seaboard Coast
ing Company yesterday as follows: John W.
Thosap son, A. II. Herr. Fl. A. Willard, william
ue1 NOrment, George H. B. White and g. D. Cooke
The Western Building Association last night re-
elected It's old Officers as follows: A. s. Taylor,
president; Walter Stewart, vice president; w. G.
Duckett, treasurer; VIM. H. Wetzel secretary.
Board OF DirectOrS-L J. Wine, GeoEge 8. Kraft
John Irwin, John 81. HasWeI, ]. 81. Byram, O. g.
Thorn and M. Moore