Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-18
District Government Affair.".

The Commissioners to-day allotted s75 out OF tho
policrmens lund 10 The widow aud children OF the
late Officer john IA. Fowler, as recommended by
TIE chief OF D. Ice.
ENFORCING THE DOG LAW
The pouncml>ter now has fifteen or twenty
notices day Iiom persons Ao want him 10 take
their dogs 10 The pound and dispose Of them. his
Is the effect VI he slrct Enforcement of the dog
license law. Persons rather than be prosecuted
nodly tn police that the poundmaster can have
Their dogs on application.
TWO pANGERoUs BRIDGES.
Mr.. Pierce Shoemaker, ia note TO the Commis-
sioners, calls attention 10 the neglected. and dan.
gerous condition OF the bridge At Pierce Shoemakers
mill in The flooring OF which there are several large
holes; also 10 the dangerous condition of the Piney
Branch bridge; also 10 the dangerous place IN Inc
hill just lelow "FoXs gate
CBkNCE FOR VOLUNTEERS
The District commissioners saturday received
from the Executive manson a letter which had
been received 10y the President IRON Mm. 2. Letch-
worth, president eleventh national conference OF
charities and corrections, Albany, New York, re-
questiDg the President 10 appoint delegates 10 rep
resent the District Ca Columbia In the eleventh
lional conference TO convene In ST Louis on the
18th OF October neXL The President having 10 au-
thoriIy 10 appoint such deiegdIes, referred the
paper 10 the District Commissioners Commissioners
EImonds said TO STAR reporter that the only
tAlng tEey could do was To certify TO the cred1-
bity OF any suitable person, or persons, who
might wish 10 volunteer " act delegates, paying
their OWN eXpelsts.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. j. B. Winner asks the trimming OF the shade
trees on the corner VI Slst and streets north
west
TIE ANTHONY BOWEN SCHOOL
Jas II. Smith, school trustee, Invites the atten-
mn a the Commissioners 10 a letter from the
supervising principal The sh school division. In
Regard 10 the AnJhony Bowen school building as
10 The way the worh Is done and The condition The
ROOMS are lett In.
DISTRICT DENoCRACY-The NTH and sixth dis
trcts Cleveland ana Hendricks cub held their reg
ular weekly meeting last night, Mt. /. f. Cogan In
Tie chair, and j. IT, O'Brien, secretary. MIR. T. J.
LVttrell, chairman OF the central committee, was
present, and thanked the club In some brief re-
marks for It's aid in the grand ratification demon-
straton, and spoke encouragingly OF the prospects
OF the campaign
SHOT IN THE HAND WHILE GUNNrNa.-About siH.
o'ciOck last evening VIA Kemp colorrd 10y, 10
yeTs old, residing AZ gl5 Liberty street, was taken
10 US rst pr cinCt having had his right hand badly
lacera Sfd frum gun-shOt wound, received while
guuninL about nile south OF the Long bridge Dr.
K r. Hu Sen dressed the wound aud he was sent 70
the Freeu Nan'S hospital
BASE R.I 1.-THE Baltimore unions took the
Nationals int Ncamp Yesterday by a score OF 70 2
Wild pitching. fielding errors, and poor base
ming on the pJr oI the home team Were the causes
OF defeat This Ciernoon the 81. Louis cub again
plays with the Ma sOnals other gaines yesterday:
AT Baltimore ul, ,, uhoh :; t'sDurs Az
Cincinnati union s: Nston 3. AT Chlcago-Cni-
caso is; Boston g AT Detroit-Providence Q:
Detroit s. AT Newark Dpnss,G " fni o Aep'e~n %",n
buS-Athlellc 3; C0iumbu VI Al LoulsVile-Louls-
VILE L. Allegheny l.
A HEBREW wEpprNG.-Mr Morris I. Hrch, Of
Charlottesville, Va and Mis- Bertha Strasourger,
OF TINS city. We're married last eSenimg a. ne S.n
ushers were Messrs. Jacques al Louis sirasouf-
ger, David Nachman, w. Meyl, A.. W. Nofdnngef,
NJ Hamburger: Nathan Rosenb ~ ana samuel
Cans. After the ceremony a recel Non auo supper
We're given at Abner's, abou 400 vests. ihciuding
number from Baltimore and Phi eutlpnla oelhg
present The couple lett later for ~ tour 10 the
north.