Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-03

The Washington Cadets Corps visited the Capt.
tai City Guards fair last night, headed by their
drum corps and escorted by detail OF the Guards
They marched over the following route: Penn
sylvania avenue to 18th street, to K, 10 IS h. 10
to Wayland hall. The Cadets made very fine
appe france and marched we'll under the comma I'D
OF Capt &. A. Fleetwood.
Rev. j. w. ROane OF the Central BAPTIST church
{coiored) was invited last night to 1924 4h street
by friends outside or his own membership and
The contributions consisted or 100 pounds OF
groceries and some cash. There were Catholics,
MethodistS. Presbyterians and other denomina-
tons represented.
The meetings at the Christian church, OF which
Rev f. D. Power is pastor, in which Rev. Mr..
Clark, OF Baltimore, has been assisting, have re-
suited In eight additions to the church
The building committee In charge OF the cree
tlon OF the Garfield Memorial church (Christfan),
on Vermont avenue, needing yet about $1,000 to
complete it, have suspended work for month in
the ex pectancy OF funds coming in.
MANA N meetmg OF members l OF various trades
on the eight hour question and labor question in
general were made by Mr.. George I. Suter, Mr.. w.
Reeves, and Peters.
MARTIN LUTHER sTATuE-At meeting held last
h. l. Baugher, OF Howard University, In the chair,
and Lucfls D. Alden secretary the meeting ex.
rsas ca ID the Of placing
attractions OF the national capital-a duplicate OF
the renowned Worms colossal figure, the best In
birth-year OF the great reformer The enterprise
was commended to the citizens OF Washington and
to all friends OF truth and freedom in the nation
which, OF all others, In her Institutions freedom
and religion most FULLY enjoys the rich rruitage of
the reformer's faith and courage. The public
spirited citizens OF the great commercial metropo-
lis who projected this memorial, and all who aid
In consummaJng 1t. have hearty greetings from
to cooperate with them In this work to its COM
pletion. Subscription books ere opened at the
business houses OF George Ryneal, jr., and James
A. 8. Pratt, A. F. Fox, Geo. Emmert. Geo wilmer,
Louis kettler, H. l. Baugher, and WIN. H. Finckei
were appointed committee to solicit funds
A QUESTION OF DOCKET FEEs-In consequence
OF the recent order OF Judge Wylie, that persons
to filing their appeal bonds, will have to deposit
docket fee OF S with the clerk OF the Criminal
Court, number OF such delinquents were before
Judge Smell to-day, their cases having been sent
back. The order requires that II the docket fee Is
hot deposited In a certain time the case will be
ment win be enforced. This morning the eases OF
Catherine DentZ, Michael Leech, John Seaman
and Elizabeth Robbai were before Judge Smell
Prosecuting Attorney Padgett called the courts
attention to the fact that these persons had failed
to deposit the required docket fee Messrs Cahill,
fendanta Contfnuances until Monday were
granted. when Judge Smell states that the fines
VIII have to be paid or the defendants committed.
A BALTIMORE SMALLPOX PATIENT IN TIE SrRRErs
A man named John Oates, from Baltimore an oys-
evening from Lower Cedar Point. On his arrival
here he took street car up to the avenue, and
then walked to the Baltimore and Potomac depot
and purchased a ticket for Baltimore and took his
seat on the train for that city. Onlcer Kesrney.
stationed at that depot, noticed that he looked
kerchief, and that there appeared to be an erup-
ton on hts face, and he took him out OF the Car
just as 1t was about to start away. Leaving the
to Health Officer Townshend, who sent an inspec-
tor, and 1t was found the man had the continent
smallpox. The smallpox ambulance was sent for,
friends down the bay. where he was taken sick
started him home to Baltimore by way Of this city
FINED FOR SELLING LOTTERY TIcKKTs.-James p
Horbach, OF No. 1919 F street, was put on trial in
the Police Court this afternoon on the charge Of
selling Louisiana lottery tickets. License Agent
Ran and Policeman Carter testified to arresttng
the defendant and finding blackboard in the
tons as to filling out orders for tickets Robert J.
Nicholson testified to going to the Defendants
o nS ana nng out an order I9r ticket and drop
the once. MT: w. A Cook appeared for the de-
tense. The witness showed ticket that he got
In an envelope pOStmarked Richmond. Va ~ In
response 10 his order. nne OF 500 was imposed
and an appeal was noted
CHARGE OF HousEBRKAKMG.-A young colored
man. named Richard Simpson. was put on trial in
the Police Court THIS morning On the charge Of
was shown that the defendant entered q house at
and grabbed q hat and coat, which he dropped,
and ran on being detected BY Mr.. Everett beaIL
sne 1wnef Oh the coat Who gave chase ana ssef
house where he did not belong. The defendant
jury s andsf o. honda ma case was semi " '
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