Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-16
CentfcuscH f.pr1Ix,


Condensed locals.
At meeting OF the Dartmouth College Alumni
Association. held last evening. IL was decided 10
have the annual dinner February 5. The arrange
ments were left to the executive committee. com
posed OF Prof j. II. Eastman. j. OTlnOnd Wilson,
Prof F. r. Lane, ana VIM. H. Gardner
Wright & NcCOy .iveTtiSP for blbieS for the Dime
Museum. for the gold prize baby snow commencing
Monday. January q. and continuing one wee.--
II the first quarterly meeting Of the 9Th sbdi-
vision associated charities, held in the Metropolitan
reported that the reCei0tS fOr the quarter were
sle2 and the expenditures 50.
The German restaurant keepers at their meeting
yesterday afternoon appointed a committee OF nf-
teen TO visit all liQupr dealers and brewers and
solicit them 10 join their society
Israel &. NJ L church has elected The following
trustees for 1885, l. A Cornish. G. ". Davis, Chas.
Brown. u W. sims. - Z. Garner. tiraIdeTSOn Pow
til, T. H. T. over. v y Snowden and ". L. Hutch
bison.
The body Of Nr. f Kidwell, WHOM killed at the
Long BRIDE day since D. a train On the
Ale&aHdria railroad, has been taken from Lees
undertaking establishment In Surr,tttSyille Prince
Georges county. for iGterlnent.
Louis. TOliiver. cOlGrei, who lives at No l.
Clicks aley. was str'lcH and Knocked down on Sth
street. between Il and street northwest, by an
unknown co.Ored Tlal last evening. She was pain
FULLY wounded i'll the LEFT eve She was removed to
her home bv q colored man named Rrssell.
Joseph Nicholson was driving milk wagon. be-
longing TO Mrs Wagner along PpEnsvlv9nla ave
hue. near 1th street southeast. Yesterday when
the horse became fright nd AMI Fan away. upset
tilg ths WAGON ana splill.!C about - worth OF
milk Nr- Nicholson had lis arm badly injured,
ana the WAGE n was; damaged
d IL tCTsSiIiS Ms assess q = by Judge Smell to-
Gay for calling Officer !.t keIrn5y crank, adding,
sloath He paid 81 and was released
TO this city Yesterday rt 80: drunk. and began To
make disturbance. when they were marcIIed to
the station hnust. and driven TO the wOrhoilse in
CoUb3e team to-day by "Tdcr u Judge Smell.
Monday evening anesk lief entered The front
Coor or Or j. W t.irr, No 800 Ist street north
west. AID stole Two umbrellas and cap belonging
10 the family.
Tne lunar,,l services of Jacob c. F!eiSton. which
HHgr ~
Inandery services IL VII. Ieist0ns late residence.
and 81 t:yO OciocA scottish Riye services were
led at tie 18Th street Baptist church, Gen. Albert
Pike oltcatins-
THE ASTHRoPct OGiC.. SOCIETy.-The Anthro-
I1i%;ic;t! S0etetF I:es las evening in the Army
Medical NuSeuTl-C0,. G,rrick N9llerv. L. = A. In
the clair. Nj. Wa. J. Mct.ee elected to active
Iitini.-rsh.f. and NJ. TIL mas B. Wilson CORE
spending meInoe- The officers for the ensuing
Year were elected rs follows President. Major j.
w Powell, l : geological surrey: wee presidents.
- Robert Fletcher. E1l. Carrier Naiiery. L. =. y:
Professor Otis T. Mason. P,of5s-rr Lester F. Ward;
general ecrc5ary. Nr- David lIutch.SO1: general
secretary OF the council Cos. z \ SeeI. 1r.ssI,rrr
Professor j. HC'E5SG core: curator, Dr. Walter j.
HOFFMAN; corrcl. Rev j. owen Dcrs-y Mi Ii. ".
EenoiiW. Professor y MS Thomas. Professor e y
Fay Col & C. Ro:c=, III Weston Flint
ORGANIZATION or TUE hT.r1srE RIFLE CADETS
ne members ~ th~ company. pursuant Ia notice.
held their first meeting last eFeuias No $50 al
The following officers: u. " .niifr-S csfliu- NJ
NJ Ramsey. mrs. lteuTenaDt: Z. L. >naiiIny second
IL $.
Vice President: jos saunders. recording secTe: ary
j. p. Hunter, corresponding secretary: Il. Il. En-
sey, treasurer. : T. HU1-@r REQ al ercOUra cling
letter from President A-t.i,!r which YVES received
with much aTpiaUSa -,Itin 10 the Us, OF his
name as the designation 81 The corps. The young
friends manifested al UH:st.a dasIce OF sTrit and
enthusiasm, and nom The sIISpiriGIIS l"gtsuing
they have mad, FOR It = understood that tE nave
been engage IN the entesUTi-e G.IJ 4 Short time
they promise 70 become one 81 TIE '.-t ores.TIZa-
tons OF the kind IL the country Eyery EFFORT - 10
be made 10 obta1E uniforms arms. etc. II rs carly
d. = .fT- a. aI,I.r
Instructed II a.! military matters b. Lieut.. :. l.
Hilton
HELD ros RosrI<G HER Erp19Yrg-Clrr,e
Towles- the colarrd servant Who arrest j on a
So, rom her employer Mr. Thomas Sheridan, OF
NO 1+<s 2Oth street, PLEADED guilty 10 charge Of
grand Larceny IN Tie Police Court TO-DAY, and the
case " - sent 70 the grand jury: bonds 500.
CRUSHED 70 DEATH EY \ IoroxorrrE.-Ys.,er-
day evening fatal accident took place t IN. rou;i
house or the T. Il =. X L. TO. Nj John Buckley y n
einptoye IN eildeTorln 10 get cut Ot the way Vi =
moving On Gihe piel aft. lis loot CaUcHt IN the
track, and b. was Knocked down - the engine aud
MS body catching between tue tbs and the plot
lie was CrCSAt'i To d,th. C!fcer Berry procured Z.
strptcner. and The sufferer yaS t.Stn TO his home
40 so street southwest lie leaves a widow ami
live Children. The deceased was " old resilient Of
South Washington. about 80 Years o, age. aud was
wei and fayorabiy known.
SUIT FOR $4,000 DaM4Ggs.-Yestertlav. .yer,-
Inlah costello He'd suit against C:ia IL. Knight
1cr $1,000 damages cia1n.ed u have been S5Is-
Iainei by reason Of deehdJnI having al the June
term OF the Criminal court prosecuted him for
forgery. on WIFI charge be was acquitted, and ne
Claims that By reason oi such prosecution Et has
been IN juTed-
tHaR6Ep VITA STEALING An ovERCOAT.-On FIJI
day. the 4th instant. overCcat was stolen from
thc srinrEE o. th" cCI0rrt Cadets ca l. street be-
tween 10, and 10Th streets. belonging To- Douglass
nairS- me coat vas afterwards p&wncd by An
u'tW >noTter. alas --SEQ1. VITO was vs~t-ld y ar
Issted Oy Detective CCX and charged IN the Police
1ouTt thl9 HpTnlAg with stealing the Overco.-,
which = valued ~ si5. There b.ln.. no prosecuting
attorney, The case was st fCr the 2.ti Instant
nAurter. VINO mas always haG good reputation
stated THAT ne pawLcd the coat for q man nlIn.lI
Ferguson, who paid hisn ity cents III, trouble
THg NIGHT LoDGrSG HoCsE-The following sums
have been contributed towards TIE payracnr OF the
Indebtedness Of $3.50 Incurred by IT,. dirrctoIs ~
the ..ight-L0Igia H0Se- II. tie purchase t.f me-
building: Hon N. g. Emery. 50; F. l. ScGtiire $50
Hon Gardner e. Hubbard Slt.F II 4 Willard ~
N W Burchell. -: w = Thompson s1n- RatfI,'lr
& Co, So; T. j. Fisher. sar iior Airy t.raIafl
Eel. s25: III. W. Garrett -. l. : Soiotn0rs So
H. ID. Cooke & Co.. 80; !. T. FItch $50 X a. F1X
$50; c. " Brown so; {. J. Rell. IS; ~ b. GurIty
s2; ADMIRAL :. =. Carter. 80; W B&llantyne, 8
o. L Lemon, go: II {. swain, So C. L. Jewell O
About thirty-e!g hundred dollars Is still required
70 complete The payment, which the directors
tons Will o. received by tue treasurer. j. r
Mitchell, No 93l PennsJ lyanlt avenue. or by any
I. b. Mcclure. ii. O. Noyes E F. simpson r. C. Fox
VIM Baliantyne, e. T. Lemon, Major a. e. Richards
and j. L Fitch.
I'D CHARITIES. SEVENTH SCEpIvISIoN.-
" meeting OF TINS DIVISION Associated
~ as held in the parIOTS OF Metropolitan
cAl.t last night. Mr.. Pierce presiding. The re-
pr yi tie treasurer. b. Ii. Warner, showed item
Iled e. 0ii ureS OF S14 out Of amount In hand S5,
Ieafihs balance or $751; which can be readily in
cre4srd as the demand increases for monetary aid.
ne agent reported great activity on the part CT
o.nceTs and visitors In rendering immediate and
o,tenthaS continued aid 10 the suffering poor.
SoN0 IutI ana raiInent generously donated and nos
appearing upon the treasureT's book are daily. AID
Ssen ~ Tue cherries night sent out 10 alleviate
ahe NEEDY. From the various reports OF officers il
III
F1z1ons that the aggregate amount OF money dis
SoIseu was several hundred dollars or 81 900 a
no1th, .nl5 exclusive or the work OF the central
osilce, which or Itself VIII equal All Ibe subif
VISIONS