Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-11


STAR, about thirty widows, etc, from George
town applying TO police authorities for relief /
desire to state that there Is no necessity for any
person needing relief TO leave this town for it. as
THIS association has so far this winter turned DC
worthy person away.
Respectfully, Jos. ". DAVIS, Secretary.
Accommodations nine o'clock last night Officer
Britt found young white man naIned ChaS Peck
lying on U street, between 18th ami 12th streets
nc Invest In an inSenSbe condition. caused by a
tan on the he The officer conveyed him 10 The
residence OF Judge Harlan. corner OF I1th and O
streets Medical aid was rendered - Yesterday
Afternoon white man named j. IilknS, living
at No. 1878 L street. had his thigh bone broken by
three baes OF hay striking him while unloading
wagon at his Residence
ASSAULTED HIS Hummelshine, Thomas
Groves. an old colcred man, seventy years Old.
Charged IN III Police Court this morning with as
sau:ttDg his daughter-in-law. Ellen Groves. who
testified that Tie 81 Ian came Into her bedroom
last night and struck her over the head with d
chair vi le she vas asleep The court thought
mat IRE Old not entirely right in his mind
and not accountable. and sent him to jail Tor a fur
Their hearing he VIII be examined as to his IIen-
tel condition
THE PROPOSED NEW ARMoRy OF THE LIGHT IMAM
~RY-The Washington Light Infantry corn, las;
right adopted resolution authorizing the appoint
Elent OF building committee o. five. and also OF
nve trustees An ofer from Nessr7s tray q Page,
architects. 70 design and supertnjend the cOnstrilc-
ton Ok the new arnory. free OF cost, was accepted
q
mac Putt tTJ"t-S association at DR.. f. i. How
land house last evening. officers Were elected for
the ensuing year IS follows: H. r.. MOGton pr-li-
dent: william H. Chase, Or. = y III. MCKEE and
Dr. e F. Rowland. Vice presidents; SilaS BOyce.
secretary. Milton Ford; treasurer; J. Richard Rig
giles, curator. MS Dr.. MckIm. Mrs. DR.. Howlan1.
Mrs. Capt Weaver. Mrs ). q. johnson and Hon VI.
W. Person, executive committee
How He WAS RoBsED. A wen known young
nan, living on teAIlsF lvdIi avenue, appeared ut
Poiice headquartcr| about $50 O'Clock last nfgut
.YsfTG TOD 1t4r n. a
been ROBBED He acAnO'. ieigc1l that lie had been
slightly under the influence OF liquor. and had
been run into Tie station house T9- being drunk
ana isoif!eriy. anu he seemed 10 think the station
keeper had kept the missing articles Detective
carter started ont ami not long aIterwarC!, re-
turned with The missing goods lie ICyLd the
mans hat In a restaurant. where it had been
pawned FOR dr7nks. his Oyvrccst IN another similar
place Were he had left IL for temporary collateral
unti! be colid gt money 10 pay Tor drinks. his
watch AID chain In another 19U0r estabii .hment.
where II also had been pat up for d..E.Ss H. mad
forgotten ali about IL, and was wiI.1ug 70 make
oath that be hal been robbed
MARRIAGE LIcEssEs.-MarriaCe licenses have been
issued by the clerk Of the court TO {. II. Butler
o. Albany, y. L, and Mary Louise GOrIon; Chas
Wood and Jane Jordan. |''''-
REAL ESTATE TR.SsFxBs-Deedsf in fee have been
fecofdeo as Fellows; =. j. Cia!s 81 al 10 Francis
- Clark. pit OF lots IS ard -. -, 80. sIuO + :
CLARK 10 Ellen ClarS, sane properly; so. Ellen
Slars 10 r. A CLARK. sane property; $@p} L. H.
!. warner 70 Ed CompsJo1, Pt- lot 81, sub ST. l7s
!, u.
B7; 5000 ". Waiter 20 James Gallagher. lot J
SUP estate or j. A. IIner: $3.50 Mary : Suoyvlrn
70 A Iappan- lot 4. block 6, Ivy City: 800 r. T.
BAN trustee, ct al 70 Mary a Eluman, pts 10 and
II, 81 SOP; 500
CEARGEs OF HOCsEBRE.KiNG.-In the Criminal
SOurt TINS morning White boy. john shaw III
olcted with Samuel Keyes. alias keese nCt above.
1z years OF age for hOs Drea king in entering
residence OF his uncle henry HeYsel on December
Isl, and taking $3.50 and THREE guns asseti
through DIS cOuu-el AeSSTS- Campbell C4-rlnL ii ON
and E. i. Phelps. 20 Withdraw his pIea OF nor
guilty and 10 substitute OF guilty Sa;y ,rsfei
tnat ne would De 10 years OF age the Ed or tlp
month lie counsel Suggested that the reform
school would be the better place or puuisI,r.aut
The court sentenced him 10 the resorr. ssEooI dr
Ing MS minority heyes Was then placed or trla!
MT e II. Phelps for the defendant. The Jury after
quite q long trial, found verdict Of not guilty
RRGATTAs on TIE PoTOAAC IN 1Ssi-A meeting
or the Joint committee OF the boat clubs was held
yesterday afternoon ~ the rooms OF The C0uDb:,,
club 10 take preliminary steps 70 effect arrange
menJS for the seasons Regatta Mr. Maddox Wa,
elected president, W. G. Gibson. treasurer and J.
H. Doyle. secretary After Iauch discussion the
meeting I'D Ourled. 10 allow the members 10 re-
port 10 their respective CLUBS for further nstruc
lions n the matter.
THE CARROLL 1SsTTTUTE--At a meeting OF the
Carroll Institute held AT TIE haII. CIR street
year as follows: President. r j. Hannah: first Vice
president, George Bogus; second vice president VI.
=. Johnston; treasurer. Thomas j. King; recording
secretary, henry ". S0hOn, corresponding sscre-
tary. j. W. Kelley: editor. Francis Mc1,erh9ny:
librarian. VI. W >s.xtoI; assistant librarian VII
Ham r. Stops board or directors. iCssrs. John
Bur1hart, r j. &ailet, Lawrence Gardner. \ 3.
Eile-y and Thomas II. BJfncs- \ vote OF THANKS
was rendered TO The retiring president Lieut.. T. W.
sturdy, L. ;. ", and the OlticeE3 VINO served with
him During the evening Mr. T. :. King, OF the
building committee, turned over tho Key OF the
ou1lalnS 20 The president.