Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-22


s. So I,O4O 1856. Parthenia Thyson TO T. Ii. Cor
nett and G. B. Shafer. lots II 70 n. s. and $50 SOL;
ITO Cecilia Lewis 10 W. Mayse, part 49, block
IS. Bingham Place; $50. w. tlssen to JOB
Barnard, part Mt Pleasant; sja6 81 b. +. Gilbert
Farm; 1900 G. W DuvaIl to Mary stephenson,
property In Uniontown; s.
A BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIoN.-A large company as
Sembled last evening at the residence OF NJ Augen-
stein to celebrate the twenty-firSt anniversary
birthday OF hts son. samuel ". Augenstein- The
Washington Literary association, OF which Mr. =
W. AugenStein Is member. attended in a body
and presented Mr.. Augenstein with handsome
noral pyramid with the initials or the association
In blue immortelles. The Gerlnania MannerchOr
was also present In body. and sang a number OF
pieces. Speeches were made by Mr.. 5. W. Augen-
stein, NJ Cohen, NJ Fisher, " l. Rosenberg. W
Augenstein. Rev. l. Stern, /. Tobriner and L. To-
br1ner. Among the ladies present were the Misses
S eTos cS Miss Sr ahd Ml sr
1og, Mr.. ami Mrs Heidenheimer Mr.. and Mrs. E.
'oigt Many congratulatory kilograms were read
THE NEW ST. PATRICK'S Churchill Is expected
that the new 81. Patricks church Will be ready for
deiicatory services on the fea, OF St Luke. which
occurs October 18TH The archbishop, however,
has suggested the postponement of the ceremonies
until after the meeting OF the Plenary Council in
Baltimore in November. Ii Is probable however
that the desire OF Father Walter To- dedicate and
occupy the church soon completed Will pre-
vail II is expected that Bishop keane OF Rich
nond. VIII preach at the opening OF the new church
II Is expected that Bishop Kain, OF Wheeling; the
clergyInen Will be present
SENT HIS Doc TO THE Commissioned Posey,
an Old colored man was III the dock at the Police
Court this morning. charged with being the owner
The old man said he had sent the dog out into the
country. The judge said that man cannot evade
the law by sending his dog out into the country as
he Is liable 10 bring him back again The next day.
The old man promised TO bring the dog back and
have II killed and the court took his personal bond
10 fulfill his contract
"BoaN TO BE HUSG."-Last night Andrew Bey-
erly and Elijah Mumfo-i engaged In an ARRAY in
Bates alley between 9th and eth and G. and III
streets, and Beverly gave the latter u severe cut
in the left cheek. Officer Skidmore arrested Bev-
eriy and took him 10 the seventh precinct station
and MuInfOrd was taken 10 his home In the alley
and attended by DR.. Walter. In the Police Court
and battery. Testimony was offered TO show that
MunfOrd was Intoxicated, ana Beverly beat him
severely. after which he cut at his throat with a
large case knife. After he arrested by Officer
Skidlnore he showed the officer mole on his neck
and said: ANY man born with a mole Is born 10
be hung" He admitted the cutting. The court
sentenced him to II months and - days in jail.
FINED IS FOR AN AFFRAY.-Wnliam Watson and
Billy Fletcher, two young cOlOred men. were ar
raigned in the Police Court this morning ON a
charge Of engaging In an ARRAY. Watson pleaded
not guilty and said he had lost his hat Fletcher
said: Al am guilty OF corresponding with him. -
The court said: "You are fined IS for emphasizing
your correspondence, and Watson is discharged"
MARRIAGE LICENsEs-Marriagel licenses have been
isoutU Uy CitIk 10 SntitOn name ana Jane C..
Middleton: Charles r. Dade and Mary c. Savoy:
Henry Colbert and Hattie Addison; W. GroSsk urt IA
and Emma Brandt.
Two ASSAULT CASES THE POLICE COURT
EI1aR Thomas, cOlored, was charged IN the
Police Court this morning, with asSauting Officer
Bast- He pleaded guilty. ASslStSIt District At
torney Thomas stated that the officer had the
defendant under arrest when the latter struck at
The policeman. and kicked him. Judge Smell i'm
posed 4 fine OF S or Is days In jail Frank Daily.
coiored, Was next charged with aSsaulting a negro
woman named Catherine Williams, with whom he
mao been living. Catherine testified that they had
some words with him when he struck her IN the
faces Daily Testified that Catherine assaulted him
Win carving knife, q chair, and Ratchet before
ne struck her, Days fine was double that OF
Thomas, who kicked the officer while in discharge
OF his duty. DAILY was fined $40 or 80 days.
THE SALB OF CABINET FURNrrURE.-The sale OF
FURNITURE OF the late e. Wight commenced to-day
AT MS warerooOms, louisiana avenue, between 9th
ana 1th streets. and was largely attended arti
cies selling At low figures, taking into cOnsidera-
uon the standard reputation OF the house and the
superior quality OF goods The goods for next
thursday Will De arranged Immediately and ready
Ior eA ANIMATION tomorrow and Wednesday Mr.
lowing instructions are TO close out every artf-
cio regardless OF cost, which was decidedly eyt-
oenced In to-day's sale.
FURNITURE SALE.-There Will be a large and
attractive sale OF household furniture at Duncan.
sons auction rooms to-morrOw morning com,
mencin2 al 10 O'Clock OA