Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-27
Where is Charles Altman

HIS MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE SINCE HIS FATHERS
BODY WAS CRENATED.
Chas. Altman. Jr., young man we'll known In
this city, has been missing since the 18th instant
aud his fr:eniS are In much trouble about him.
fearing that he has met with foul play or some
accident He Is q years OF age an arch,tect nv
profession, and for seyaral years has been en-
pi0!ed In the supervising architects Office Treas
Try department. 1t VIII be recolIected that about
a month or more ago his father, Charles Altman.
nied In this city and his body was at his own re-
quest before death, taken 10 LIE MOlnes cemetery,
Washington, Pa, where it was cremated, and sub
sequently the ashes contained In an urn were re-
turned 10 his family in this city. This missing
son Is the person who accompanied his fathers
remains there. lie has many friends In this city,
and IL is hoped that some OF them NAV know
something o! his whrrea bouts and IL so thar they
VIII comm un!c2te with Major Dye, OF the Metro
roiitan police, or the family, who reside at 6l6
Ozark eyes and hair, ana weighs l65 pounds 1t is
thought that he had some money about him. prob-
any hundred dciilrS less, though he has a
balance TO his credit IN the architects office His
trunks and wardrobe are all here with nothing
missing. SO far as known there was nothing
wrong about him. He has recently been In the
habit o. visiting saloons. and some OF his com
pauons say that he has been sen SINCE the time
stated above, bat there is no certainty about it.
TIE WoNaS's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION
The annual meeting OF the Womans Christian
Temper nee Union was closed last night at the
Metroi oi.tan NJ. f. Church. The :cllo:sing suaer-
intendtnts OF dep'rtm' ntS for the ensuing year
were appointed: Herrfity. Mrs. s A.. Mayer;
hygiene. Mrs. VI. f. Mcpherson: scientific tennpr,
ance. Mrs. l. NJ. HartsocG: sun iay school work.
Miss Florence Leighton; Juvenile WORK Mrs A. r.
R9-ers; u importance literature, Mrs. NJ L. Cohen;
Influencing the press, Lydia II. Triton: cCnft renee
with ecclesiastical, edu ,ational. medical and
other associations Mrs Clara L Roach; relative TO
\. NJ Linyi!le, Mrs. William Bur:is; training
school, MIS-. Bishop Andrews; soldiers and sailors
Mrs ! '" ROWAN; lgi3alce and Ietit9n work,
bradley; prison ana police work, Mrs NJ NJ.
Chaplin; work among intrmp"rate women, Mrs NJ
A carpenter; railroad WORK, Miss L. Lewis: unfr-
mented wine, N.s. E Moffat; Young wugnan's wOr<
Miss Cora b Thomas; parlor meetings Mrs. NJ
Stevens Hart; Kitchen garien. Miss Louise strobel:
flower mission, Miss Belle FiizgeraId: Iah1r nd
capital, Mrs. f. +. Cook: work among Germans
AMI boatmen, Mrs. = Baron; work among col0red
people, Mrs l. D. Ia Petra; state and county fair
Mrs. Jude Smell; chOrister for the District Mrs
lie Pope; aScnt Tor signal, Mrs. L. A. MeeNer.
fis, l. d. Chlse was appointed helper IN the
sgliers' and sailors department.
The HoRTICULTURAL ScCrErY-The District OF
t0lJnbft Horticultural Society last evening" at
the iaV!taticn OF Mrs. InCgeue Robinson MorrelI
met az her home-the historic Tayloe mansion-at
the corner OF 18TH street and New York aycn;Ia
The groun Is and building were handsomely
lighted with Chinese lanterns Mr. saul tie
president, occupied the chair: Mr.. John T. c.
Clark acting as secretsry pro tenn. Mcssrs. John
H. Hammer, w. III. DcKnight and w. H. Chase
were elected members Col ID. S. Curtis read an
essay on Mature In art, and art In nature - in
which he spoke OF the Improvement or some of the
iruttS and Tow ers The thanks or the society were
70 w. IurtS Inc PAPER was discus ed by
aeaaTS Jtiu, saul, Clark anu DTiScC;l air. Clark
eXIltit't specimens OF grapeS-Cnlunhto En-
geni1.c Clark 5 Proiihc-seedlingS which have taken
premiums wherever eXh bited; also, Concord
Wilder aud CataWba grapes; NarcchaI Mel Boz,
S.iene, Mad Daniagin and other roses and be-
gOntSS In varieties. Mr. s. III had magnificent
collection. including about so varieties OF dahl,as
anu about - varieties OF gladio'us OF exhibition
THE NEW HEEDIC LISE.-The HerdIc Phe:op
Go. VII start their new line OF coaches on Friday
morning, September 23th, 1883. starting &c their
stable. 10th and streets southeast, running III
11th 10 East Capitol, thence 10 east front OF the
Capitol via PENNSYLVANIA avenue to 18th street I'd
18TH street TO Boundary. The line will be increased
In number as their new horses arrive. THIS line
Will De distinguish d from the street 10 Navy
lard line by lettered signs PLACED over the front
vi Ine coaches, az st Capt oil street 10 18th and
boandarya The fare Will BE- &c.; tickets sor IS :.
Street car tickets taken for fares