Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-28
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Weddings.
MT ROBERT W Peailand. member OF the Wash
lngton Light Infantry. was married on Thursday
evening 10 Mss annie n. Quinn at the residence Of
me brides uncle, Co.. NJ 4 Dillon on Capitol HILL
Rev- Dr. sunderland performed the ceremony,
aiter which 4 reception was held.
Mr.. Aloysius p. Griffith and Miss Carrie Bvram
were married ednesd5y evening at the house OF the
ofide pIIelts. AraLG Mrs-J IL. Bryan 1923 street,
ReV. DT. ,. : Cli.ts oflic!atfng The couple were
attelied by Nr. Joseph |. Griffith aud Mss Mamie
Dteiit Alttf ihr reception Mr. Griffith took his
Uf,de 20 their future r0.deoce on f street
hr. George HerOer; St0ckprdge and Miss Eliza
ptu Key Odrl. dau-hte. Of DR.. Robert Reyburn,
were married Yesterday III 81. Paus church. Rev.
Nis' Ella ard Laura Reyburn. and the ushers
AeS9ss. Fowler and Elliot. The couple left last
eEe1ing for wedding tour in the north. and upon
,'f return VIII occupy the house No 2ll9 street.
which IS the gilt 0f The father OF the BRIDE
1r Z. H. Krey and Miss Annie Cook were mar
ned last 'veniIg ut the parsonaga or Concorda
ch,reA by key. L. H. Schneider. Afterwards a re-
ception &rt'Sipper was gwen at the home OF the
couple, No. 4i2 X street
TVS CoLUhG1t CG.Cs a';D THE INAUGURATION At
z iHTFiil az ti" ECunOia democratic club held
''''h'0d4F tErl..HI- resolutions were adopted eX-
pr Ssl"L pleasure at the determination of the ma
tioia'- u''2crtsc committee to take charge OF the
liai-Cr tom 90 President Cleveland, and stating
"tt3f the members 81 the Columbia democratic
club viii hold themselves In readiness 20 render TO
IN national democratic committee all aid In their
power "a eT@O'e them 10 make the Inauguration
one credtdole To the people Of the United States
W ". WIRT's BODY Recommendations $40
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon the body of w. W.
WAIT. who committed suicide about TWO weeks ago
by drowning hliasclf by UI!ontnr off a Wasbngt0n
ana Alexandria ferry bOIt, was found floating In
The river uc1r the magazine b. Richard Lawrence
II was towed to tie arsenal wharf and turned over
Coroner Patterson viewed the body and gave q Ger
tifcate IN accordance with the facts
y SwISDLrR Of IT'S ReUSDs.-A few DAYS ago
man appeared al . residence in the West End dur
ing the absence of The steward Of the establish
nrnt ana, representing to The lady of the house
that VII. X. y Golden. from whom the family pur-
chased supplies, haI sent four dozen birds at 81 25
PER dozen. and that be would send her a Thanks
giving turkey, shJ. paid TIE man for the birds
NHen the steward returned It was discovered that
Tue game was worthless II has since been dscov-
tiei tHlt attempts were made 10 dupe other par
us II The same way II Will be by the adver-
tiSement elsewhere in this paper that Mr. Golden
Oilers go reward for the arrest and conviction of
the man who has been using his name as cover
Tor The fraud.
OFFICER CUNNINGHAM AMI THE PorSpM.srrR-
In the case OF Police OFFICER Cunningham who was
tried by the police trial board on q charge pre-
ffrrrd AGAINST him bv Poundmaster Einstein OF
using fnS0Icnt language towards a fellow officer,
the ciiar-se has been dismissed Yesterday Major
iNe Issued general order announcing the find
ne OF he ae rrial oard d re- That the
Other person at any time. and be reprimanded.
NtRRIAGE LICEHSES.-MarrIage licenses have
been Issued by the clerk OF the court to g. F.
McAyoy and E. Rose Chapman; Phillip Rnach and
henrietta Louisa Leonard: Charles A. Ofutt and
Carrie s. Gilbert Lewis tIotngs and Hannah smith:
Peter Grove ami Hannah Noonan: James r. VIII
son and Carrie T. Mars. OF Richmond Va; Abra-
Na@Sie Beck: Henry j. LeeSnttZer and Sarah f.
FFld'ay; Felix q Brook and Lillian A. Cory; W. G.
t h..he ana Cora B. Lewis; Thos. Dreer and Emma
Scott, OF lynchburg Va; James Monroe and Cecilia
Jones; Elias Wilson and Harriet Hunter; Alfred E.
Lewis and Alice L. Brinkiey; Robert W. Pentland
and Annie VI. Quinn: W. ID. Hurst and Emma Carr.
John II. Thompson and Josephine L. Simmons:
francis III. Eager and Annie j. Robinson Frank
Hannah and Ella j. Monahan; Robert Rif1er and
Mary Lee, both OF Prince Georges county, Md:
Charles Ii. Tiboles and Mary E. Young.
THE HORTICULTURAL SoCIETY.-At the meeting
OF The District OF Columbia Horticultural society,
held Wednesday evening, at German hall, Mr. JOHN
saul III the chair and Mr.. ". j. Cogan secretary.
the representative OF THE STAR was elected an
honorary member Resolutions were adopted con-
doing with MI J. TIC. Clark on account OF the death
OF his daughter, and they were presented to Mr.
Clark. There was a fine display OF flowers, uDon
which remarks We're made by MeSSrS Saul, Clark
and Fowler.
OYSTER DREDGING THE PoToM Ac.-GOvernor
NcIane. OF Maryland. has caused instructions to
be issued that neither citizens OF Maryland nor
Virginia, duly licensed to dredye in the Potomac
river. should be arrested in that river Commander
Maddel OF the Maryland oyster police'lOrce, has
instructed Deputy Commander Thompson to ar
rcSe no more licensed dredgerS in the Potomac but
neither Marylanders nor Virglnians can dredge In
ST. M2ry'S river.
GEORGE SICKLE's BAD LCCK.-George Sickle a
painter, residing at AS street northwest fell from
a Scanod several months ago while working on
the new state. War and Navy department build
ING and di,located his hip. He was confined 10 his
nome Tor q long tine. but this morning he threw
away his clutches, and with the assistance OF q
single cane walked to the department building to
see ABOUT reS1Ining wOrk at early day. While
walking along the slippery marble floor OF
the basement OF the Navy department his cane
supped, and ne fell helpleSSly upon the marble
tiles. breaking the leg which was formerly in
JUred. He was taken TO his residence in the police
ambulance He has large family dependent upon
hun for support and In view or the circumstances
the accident Is an unusually sad one.
a NOS-RESIDENTS PETITION FOR DIVORCE
STRICKEN FROM THE COURT FILEs.-A few weeks
since Dr. John II. Smith filed petition for divorce
IRON his Vile, Catherine G.. Smith He stated that
he had been resident of Baltimore for fourteen
years. but his wife Was now living here. and that
she was guilty OF gross misconduct This morning
In the Equity Court, MeSsrS. Edwards and Barnard
Tor the WIFE. made motion 10 strike the husbands
petition from the files OF the Court on the ground
tHat the petitioner was a nonresident. The court
sustained the motion, and the petition was stricken
nom the files.
FTRNTTURE AND CARPETS AT AUCTIoN-MeSsrs
Ndlter H. Williams & Co. auctioneerS, Will sell.
within Their SaleSroOE, tomorrow morning at ii
OC- ock, choice collection OF furniture