Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-15

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5C7 $i's- 81. z \. duncan TO A. NJ. circuit, lot F.
square 573; Si,ooo,
SHOOTING IN The HAY.-Last night about ten
O'clock Mr. L Mangun. residing the corner OF
North Capitol and III streets. was awakened by his
colored boy, who was frightened by hearing two
IEen snoring In the stable Mr. Mai gum called In
Onlcers Coghil and llchtbrown, and upon search
Ing the stable they found TWO sleeping beautleS-
who were en1oyin the warmth OF the hay. They
were taken 10 the station house. where they gave
their names as John Cavanaugh ana DOminick Nc
Dermott- In the Police Court this morning they
were each sentenced TO 90 days On the farm Tor
being suspicious Characters
JoNADAB ANNIvEgSAKY--Saturdayn night was the
18th anniversary OF Pioneer Council. No. l. Sons or
Jonadao (the mother council OF the ORDER, and at
tle meeting at 9th and ID streets there was full
Attendance Nr.JarleS 4. Clarke. the chief. pre-
sided. and seven candidates were initiated and the
good o! the order was presided over by Judge Mills
Addresses were made by Judge Mills, Nessrs. j. W.
thompson, K U. polkinhorn. w. H. Norton and
John A Clarke; imitaticnS given OF McCulOugh
Robson and Others by Thomas Murphy, ana solos
sung by MessrA Lincoln. Larconlbe James 4.
Clarke and Others The formal celebration OF tie
anniversary by the order, generally musical AID
literary entertainement, will be at Lincoln hall on
Wednesday night.
TEE Nationals DEFEAT SATURpAY-The came
OF base ball Saturday between the st. Louis cham
plons and the Nationals. was disappointment TO
the admirers OF the home team. resulting in their
crushing defeat, by score OF l2 10 IN eight IN
niLgS. The Nationals were demoraliZed by the
way the visitors pounded GaCus about the field
and at the bat were evidently overcome by ner-
vousness, for they could do nothing with Sweeny's
twiSterS The umpire has been credited with as
sisting materially IN the Overw helming defeat but
70 unparalleled observers IT seemed, that although
he made some questionable decisions, the Nationals
were generally favored by them
NIRRIAGg LICENsEs-NarriageI licenses have been
issued by the clerk OF the court TO Muscoe II per-
deton and Jennie jackson: John III. Lauman and
Teresa L A. Hartung; Charles W. Thompson ana
Susie Partridge; John ii. Gross and Katie 5 Bryan:
Charles Stevenson and Lucinda johnson: Marin
horsey, OF Seaiord Del, and Elizabeth Eenton Oar
ley; John NcAu!in and Margaret O'Leary: Bucn T.
Brown and Nancy j. Gordon, Of Stofford county
Va; James W. Burdine and Josephine NJ Connor.
THE FUNERAL OF J. H. SoUIER--The funeral OF j.
H. SQuier, the banker. who committed suicide last
week, took place from his late residence. 1914 X
street, yesterday afternoon. Rev. Frederick Power,
OF the Christian church. officiating. The remains
were inferred In Oak Hill cemetery. The pail
bearers were Gen. Allan Rutherford. Sherman \.
johnson, sumner l. kinoau and Jay b Smith
a WIFE GRANTED A DIvoRcE-To-day, Judge
James, In the Equity court. made decree or d.
yorce in the OF Nellie v. Griith against John
r. Grifnth. They were married in Philadelphia
Alr 18th, 1854, and lived for two years at oxford,
Pa, and then came here, remaining TIL 1873 when
they Went 10 Wilmington Del. but she came back
IN lsso and she charges that Tor three years her
husband has not lived with his family or contrib
uted 10 Their support Mrs Lockwood appeared for
DEATH OF FORMER " asHINGroNIAN-Dr Philip
J. Hines formerly OF this city, died at his home In
van Vert Ohio. last Friday morning. after a pro-
tlaeted illness. DIR. Hines was born IN this city
August 18th, 1873 He studied medicine with the
tate DR. ThoS Miller, and after graduating at the
Columbian University, removed TO Van Vert,
saged In the practice OF his profession lie was the
only son OF the late Jacob Hines and brother O;
MS James W. Barker, OF this city.