Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-18

CONDENSED Locals.
TIE STAR win be sent by mail. post paid 20 those
4 OF time, and the address changed as often as de-
sired. Subscription, nfty cents per month, rosI-
| Florence L Anderson, as u street northwest,
sends s. for the Poor Childrens Country Home,
the proceeds OF childrens fair. most OF the par.
Of secretary and treasurer Of the R. D. Johnson
feet at once ae Win 20 This cy W 70 resae
IA. A. injecting q the washington Press Club yes
were elected members Of the executive committee.
The executive committee was instructed to ar
A reception WAS given SATURDAY evening BY Or.
and Mrs. Geo: a. Mitchell Of their residence. No.
e N. southworth. the novelist A large company
was present.
At meeting OF the clan-na-Gael aid committee
to be forwarded to the most needed districts in the
west OF Ireland Capt Edward ON. Condor pre-
sded, with Mr. Lewis H. Lanman as secretary:
The funeral OF Robert E. Thompson, who died
last Thursday at his home, 81 and streets SOUTH
east, took place yesterday afternoon, and was
since childhood and was one OF the rrst TO volun-
ter for service In the Union army when the war
on Saturday the Court in General Term filled
the vacancy In the list OF constables caused by the
death Of James Edwards, by appointing Mr. SamI
r. Heinleln, late member Of the Metropolitan
Chief Of Police Baker. OF Portsmouth, Va, left
Inere more than month ago for Washington, on
or heard OF since. His friends are In search OF
him. and 1t is feared that be has been foully dealt
Frank Eliza, a young white man, who lives on
Capitol hill, was rescued from drowning In James
creek canal. where he had fallen. Saturday. by a
him over to Policeman Auldrfdge.
TWO muscular colored men. named Geo. Robin.
Smell IN
which two pistol shots were fired.
mulatto woman, named Mary Haroi. was
Johnson, In the Police Court this morning with
asSaulting her with q knife. Defendant pleaded
guilty; and was committed for 90 days in default
John Dlngle was before the Police Court to-day
TOT tor assaulting his wife. and gave his personal
William Rollins. colored, was committed for 60
days by Judge Smell to-day in default OF SEQ for
s osnse c0'0red was
nj, Inc German American Bank cases against John
Hit C. Prenttss and others were called up by
several special pleas having been filed they were
set for Saturday next
=, Another win Of VIM: Lllley, deceased. was filed
Friday is dated February u. 1873, and that fed
today is dated October g. 1871. and 1t gives the
in trust for Elizabeth I Rsy 70 ameS IT, Sm'n
The Police Court will meet at O'Clock to-mor-
M Miss O EMMA M. alllets who YVES recently aa.
m Hl 10 the bar, was to-day appointed by the
Court in General Term an examiner in cnancery
Ihis is the first appointment OF female to that
position in the District Miss Gillett is also a
notary public.
THE FENNER-NUaENr MURDER CASE - This
morning, In the Criminal Court, Mr.. Walker called
attention to the case of Henry w. Fenner indicted
for the murder OF Samuel Nugent, and asked that
some day be set for a hearing. He remarked that
TINS prisoner was lunatlc, and he had asked that
witnesses be summoned from Kentucky as to his
condition The district attorney said he believed
Fenner was lunatic, but he was opposed to his
going out In the streets. He would give MI.
walker an early day to try the case.
nal Court Judge Wylie to-day, Isaac Lundic, petit
seeo6a PLEADED guilty and
three years al buffalo. James Wilson alias John.
son, houseoreaking In the night; Patrick Mahoney,
larceny; Lucinda Williams, mur1er; Ella Chase
second onense; Frederick Blackwell, do. Eliza.
beth Brown, alias Lizzie Brown. larceny: Rose
Johnson, Robert johnson, and Abraham Banks
solomon, larceny. and VIM. Robinson, larceny.
from the person, pleaded not guilty.
STEALING 10 BUY BREAD FOR Hrs STARVING SIS
TERs1A boy named James Dubant was in the
Police Court this morning, charged with stealing
tricycle. and some wheels, valued at 81, from
VIM. W. Giles Detective RAN testified to recov-
the defendant sold them. Judge Smell called the
fact that MI. Giles stated that the boy bought
proceeds OF the sale. and he {Mr Giies) did not
want him punished. The court called the defend
ant up on the platform, and said =" You have
sition you made of the proceeds is point in your
favor, but you must be careful and not make your
self criminal" The defendant was released on
his personal bonds.