Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-29
Condensed Locals.

condensed Locals
Street lamps will be lighted at pm and ex-
tlnerutShed at 80 am.
TIE STAR Will De sent by mail. post paid, to those
LEAVING me CITY dufing the sumner for any length
sired. subscription. nifty cents per month, POSI-
aIyELY IN ADVANCE.
clay pigeon shooting match took place last
evening at The range near the United States jail.
Twenty birds Were entered, fifteen yards rise, and
the following scores made; Dr. BAH, 10; MI: Ire
referee.
john Hcnegman was charged in the Police
Court this morning with seriously assaulting
Abram Walker. The case went over till the in
Jured man can appear.
Dy Otncer Breen, on the charge OF hoIsebreaking
on the premises OF Frank Thomas, colcred. In
breaking could not be sustained. ami a charge of
petit larceny and threats was substituted. The
case was continued to get other witnesses.
The Arbitration League last evening adopted a
resolution providing for the appointment OF q
committee TO request the President OF the United
States to recommend to the next Congress some
legislation relative to the proposed worlds con-
gresS In 1892 and the establishment OF an arbitra
ton court 10 deal with belligerent nations.
The little son of Cornelius Mailman, of No. HOS
Uh street, Tell from swing yesterday afternoon
and dislocated his arm.
A colored man, named Charles E. Adams, was
before the Police Court to-day on the charge of
aSSauiting his wife, Amanda Adams, and also Jno.
Brooks amanda Adams is a white woman, and
swore that she is the wife OF the prisoner fine
Of SO was imposed In the first and IS In the second
case.
Tomorrow afternoon at Athletic Park the Hy-
aftsville Club, O. Hyattsvile, Md, will play game
with the Bashful Club, of East Washington, and
SATURDAY at the same park the Hyatt,vllle Will
play the Independents, OF East Washington.
Edward House and Henry Noble, two colored
men, were before Judge Mills to-day for being srs-
pfc'ouS persons. They We're found by officer In
possession OF brass horn that they werp trying
TO sell and could give no account OF. They got
ninety days On the farm.
THE VISITING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the courte-
sizes exteated 10 the visiting members OF the New
York City Schuetzen Terein was q Champagne
luEch at the SchuetZ N park yesterday afternoon,
where SPEECHES were made by Messrs. VIM. Hel-
E.us, president OF the Washington Schuetzen
Serein: John L YOgt, E. Appich, Geo. &. Walker
T. Abner and others Dehalf or the Washing
tout ms which were responded TO by Capt. Gerdi3,
others.
RIVER TRtDE--Hs rbormaster Sutton REPORTS
arrivals at the river front follows: South Fash
t1lgf0n.-Arriyed-Sch Green Hill, Latham,
Annie F. Clark Wheeler, so zoo feet OF iumner.
city dealers; schooner Thomas Ellis, White $1,000
feet OF lumber, Green'eaf Johnson: schooner
Thomas W. Hyde, Sherman, 656 tons OF ice. hide
pendent Ice company; barge George L. Sheriff.
Smith, rs tons OF coal, Inland s. b. Coast.ng com,
pany; barge o, Carter, l05 tons OF coal, SANE;
company; barge ADther Dawson, Hester, 40 tons
OF coal, same; barge o. c. Spencer, Holden, 217
Iravers, McSainara, ESQ tons Of coal. johnson
Bros: schooner VIM. Oliver, Jones, la tons OF
coal. same; schooner L. l. Parks. Suoyee, 5000
south Washington. observation-disclosures Edward
Dement, Todd, no tons OF compost, Norfolk, Va;
schooner john Tway, Fields, zoo tons OF Compost
same.
East Washtngton.-Arrived-Bar Matthew
Cummings, Cummings, $40 tons or coal, z VIII
Hams; barge Aunt Betty. Humon, 292 tons OF coal,
Richards son.
TRorrISG At BRIGHTwooD.-An Interesting trot-
ting matinee was heli at BrshtwOod yesterday
ai,eIno0n. Tue first race was trotted by c. B.
= NM
Molle N00dcock,oest three In live, ana was won by
the latter. The second was between Mr.: Millken's
DTown stallion Coupon and G. T. C0ffa5 sorrel
mare Lady Belle, prat two Ia three, anu Was won
BY the former
THE READ DIVORCE SUir- Monfay the case of Alice
p. Read against George b. Read was dismissed,
ard yesterday afternoon Mr.. j. Amber Smith, as
stated IN The STAR, flied a new bill for eomplain-
ant Tor The same objectdivorce, altmony and Gus
tody or the Children The bill states that they
were married by Rev. w. Harris, at the Church Of
the Epiphany, IN this city, and charges that for
three years the defendant has hem an habitual
aru1kard. and that In August, 1888. he threatened
per iite, ana IN same month Threatened her with
large carying-kniie, and on the 18th OF August on
boat In tie Potomac river, he com.l.t cd adult
~fy WITH some party unknown.
MARRrkGg LcEEsES-Marrlage licenses have
Thomas OF Caroline county Va. and Della Hay
wood, OF Fredericksburg, Va; Louis c. Rosen-
busch busch, ana 4 E H. vslsman Daniel L Boraon ana
J. Coxan, or Rockingham county, Va, and Ada
b. Long, OF Cosington, Va ; Richard l. Thonlp-
son aud Emma q. Graham; Lewis E. Mcpherson
OF Anne Arunfei county, Md, and Mrs. Flora B
Myers, of Adams county. Pa: K w Cross and
Emma Rabbit; james H. Burgess, OF Anacost,a
DC, and Fannie L. Johnson, OF Prince William
county, Va: &. H. Weaver. Of Alexandria Va
and Alice ]. Cock OF Carlisle, Pa
N. A. C.-Thc card OF the Maryland Agricultural
College In another part OF to-dayis paper should
Interest those having children wards TO etu.
cate. Cader the new administration OF It's affairs
The college, buildings have undergone thorough
repairs. the rooms viii all be newly furnished,
and the next session will open under the most
Iasoraole auspices and prospects. For the benefit
regard TO the college, ana its plans nd policy.
PRESIDENT smith Will be at tue EbbiiI House to-
morrow from 10 until O'Clock, prepared TO answer
I'll inquiries and give all needed information.