Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-31

At the annual meeting q the Sunday School
Union, at the Y. N. C. A. looms, Monday even-.
ing, officers were elecsed for the ensuing year
as follows A 3; Nelson, president; j. B. Wight and
Brewer, b. p Murray, D. Alden. ". II. Il. Smith
tive committee.
At the annual meeting OF the Industrial Home
School Association, at the Ebbitt house, Monday
night, Officers were elected as follows: B. II. War
ner president; Henry D. Cooke, vice president; Mrs.
H. W. Blackford, secretary; W. W. Curtis, treas
urer.
The Jonadab Veterans completed their organiza-
ton at their meeting On the 2Sth inst by the cleo
ton OF s. G. Mills, president; W. H. Young, vice
treasurer.
star OF the East Lodge of Good Temp1ars Monday
Harris: WIT. Mrs Rebecca satterfeld; W.Rs.,
Rowe; VIC, Miss Noble Harris; VIM, WIN; Harris
W.R.H:s, Miss Ida Seymour; Willis, Miss Emma
Robinson W.DM., Miss Ida Furlong.
A new camp OF the Sons OF Veterans was organ
Ted by Col. N. Dillon last night, under the name OF
John A. Rawlins camp No. 2. THE following Off
GERS were elected: Capt Charles NJ, Loenies; list
lain, c. E. Burnhart, and surgeon, I. II. Davis.
=, At meeting Of the Minnehaha Lodge OF Good
lowing officers were elected Mr. Andrew Day, w
G T.; Miss Mary Held, W. VT; Mr.. j. L. Rea, W.
81 " Miss M Kttle Da ran W. S; Mr. sum
pin, W. marshal; Mrs. A. Platt. W. /: G.; Mr.. j. E.
Darnall, W. o. s.; Miss Emma McCulloch, organist,
ana Prof w. T. NimnO, musical director.
elected the following officers last night: w. c. t.
Capt et W. H. Horn w. v; T., Miss Boyer w. Rs,
Miss Mollie Andrew; W. c., Miss Nellie Pocock; w.
NJ, Mr.. Johnson w. 1. G., Miss Williams; W. o. G.,
Mr. VIM. Thompson.
THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES - At the annual
meeting OF the sixth subdivision of the associated
charities held at the Memorial Lutheran church
Monday evening, the following officers We're elected
Judge A. Macarthur, president; A. 8. Pratt, vice
man. treasurer. Officers were also elected to serve
ex-oiflcio as members of the board of managers,
S J. O. ue ay W ken w hef
zell, Mrs. NJ. Robbins Mrs. Dr. Hood, Mrs. NJ. A.
Coopenhayer, Mrs. S. P. French, and Miss Pratt
tral BOARD. Action was taken at a meeting OF the
clergy to establish direct connection between the
church and the associated charities.
At meeting Of the seventh subdivision of AS
soclated Charities last evening officers elected
as follows: President, Percy B. Pierce vice pres-
Hillman; treasurer, B. II. Warner: auditor, A. b.
Duval; directors, Rev: Geo. 0. Little, E. A. McIn-
tire, W. Pierce Bell, Mrs. John |. Doty, Mrs. ". B.
Smell ana MIS- X. D. Mussey. The board of direc-
tors was organized by electtng Mr.. W. Pierce Bell
chairman Judge Smell was elected delegate to the
central committee and Mrs. Hayden was chosen to
succeed Mrs Smell as agent for the board. Mrs
Smell declined reelection Judge Smell, in urging
dne BOARD to excuse her. remarked that he was
listen all day long to tales of misery, and to have
his wife similarly engaged was too great a tax
upon their SympathieS.
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
MONDAY, Walter ct al. agt. Ward decree. KeySer
agt Heitz opinion by Justice James that the prop
erty Is liable. Herr agt Barber opinion by Justice
Hagner affirming the decree below. Raglan agt.
Ha1ght; decree. Ullr1ch agt. Ullrich argued and
submitted.
Yesterday, Shelton agt Ward: decree below af-
hrmed Raub agt Masonic Mutual Relief Assoca-
ton; On hearing
CIRCUIT CoURT-J.dge MacA rthur.
Yesterday, Ktlbourn agt. Thompson; on hearing
EQUITY CoURT-J,tdge James.
Monday, Hockmeyer agt Newmeyer ct al; pro
Craig; testimony to be taken in twenty-five days
before Examiner John Crulkshank
Davis agt Fncke order annoning l snarn 40
htem. Butler agt. Scott; payment ordered.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Jtdge Wylie
s MohaaH EDWARD Johnson incorrlgi6ility appeal
night; guilty; sentenced to the penitentiary for
three years and six months.
ceny; pleaded not guilty. John F1tsby; assault
with intent to KILL pleaded not guilty: VIM: Wayne;
rape; pleaded not guilty. John Manuel: house
guilty. Frank Schulteis: embezzlement; pleaded
not guilty. Carrie Rockwell, alias Mary Block
larceny; verdict not guilty. Emil Montrop; lar
ceny; not guilty. John Vincent, alias Vinson; as
sng oesr Readsd ggy Sen
Ger; recognzance forfeited. Henry ii. Richardson,
larceny Qour cases; not guilty. Thomas Wilson,
assault; not guilty.
POLICE COURT-Judge Smell.
Yesterday, Michael holland, profanity; S. James
HOrrigan, loud and bOisterOus; S.. John Tasker,
diS0rderly s.. Louisa JOurdan, indecent language;
IS. ThOS Russell, larceny Of 81 from John +. Mer-
rift; six months. Hattie Sutherland, assault on
special officer; 81. Louisa Warren; assault; 81.
John 7. SCrivener, assault On ThOS. X. Fuchs; SIS
and costs. Same, assault VIM Butler $40
Michael holland. threats to his Wife pleaded guilty:
Jail In default of bonds
To-day, Samuel Posey, profanity: IS. VIM Scott
disorderly conduct: s. Anthony Banks, throwing
stones. IS; profanity, s.. Peter Banks, do. do.
Dennis LOOney, selling liquor on Sunday; So Au-
gust Dohrer, Sunday bar; s2O appeal noted.
THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH COMMEMORATIVE sixth
annual missionary convention of the Christian
churches OF Maryland and the District OF Columbia
was begun In Rockville Md, yesterday, Elder F. D.
Power, OF Washington, president, and William II.
Schell OF Rockville, secretary. Miss Belle FitZger-
aid, of Washington, delivered pleasant address on
the very interesting subject of s'Our GirlSn The
Rev T.. w. Harvey spoke on financial system for
the Sunday schools. Mr.. Alexander Newcomb spoke
gates the following ministers are present: RevS F.
d. Power, w. H. Scheil, II. b. Clarke G. w. Ogden
w. c. Wade, c. W. Harvey, w. S. Hoye.
ROUGH, WINTRY, CHANGEABLE WEATHER produces
catarrhs, coles, lung disorders, &C, which DIR.
Jaynes EXpectOrant as promptly cures when faith
fully administered.