Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-20

Street lamps VIII be lighted this evening at $50
?. M. and extinguished at AIS a n
j. ShilngtOn sends the Century Magazine for
November.
The second anniversary of the Seaman's Bethel
Retreat. near the navy yard was celebrated yes,
terday with appropriate services, Rev. Samuel
Kramer the chaplain, presiding Rev DR.. Naylor,
OF Foundry church, delivered an address, and the
secretary. Mr. III. %. Emmons, read report OF the
results accomplished during the two years
Charles T1bbS Il cOlOred bOotblack. was fined IS
by Judge Smell this morning for stealing backing
brush from George Warner. another bOotblack.
\ meeting OF the WOrkingmenS National Blaine
and Logan club was held at Clan-na-Gael hall sat
urday night TO celebrate The result OF the election
In ohio. Speeches were delivered by Judges
Laurence and keightley, and letter from Hon.
Leonard Myers, of PENNSYLVANIA. was read
Buck Butler, cOlOred, held Sophia Cray while
Sarah Sumner beat her. Sophia TOOK out war
rant for the pair. and Judge Smell. this morning,
nne1 them each $40.
A neatly dressed young man. named John Ry on,
was IN the dock at the Police Court this morning,
charged with assauitng his mother Bridget Ryon.
Henry Hawkins. colOred, was also charged with a
similar Oiense. Judge Smell imposed a line OF SO
II each case
cupied by William Brown. in the alley between
2lst and I'D and III and / streets northwest, was
damaged by fire TO the amount Of $500 Saturday
afternoon.
J. F. knight aged 60. died suddenly at No PIP
ID street. yesterday morning. The coroner gave
certificate OF death from alcoholic poisoning.
Knight was formerly employed at the Agri
cultural department As he has no relatives here.
the city authorities took charge OF his remains.
The twenty-fifth anniversary of the dedication
of st. Aloysius' church was observed yesterday
with appropriate services at the church. Rev. j.
j. Murphy. the pastor, conducted the services. A
hne program Of music was rendered by the choir.
Tomorrow night In Lincoln hall Mr.. Armstrong
Will give his dramatic lecture on Gambetta-the
orator and statesman OF the third republic
Chief Justice Cartier, who has been indiSpOSed
for about two weeks. took his seat in the Court in
GelleI@l Term to-day for the first time this fall
W. e. Schiey. OF Baltimore, was admitted to the
bar OF the supreme Court OF the District to-day.
The October term OF the Circuit Court was con
y HaEner TODAY. MpSSrS ID.
son. James q. Bowen. Charles NoSeby, E. d. Hart
ley, Thomas Hyde and L. d. Wine. jurors, were ex-
cuSed, and Charles HI. Woodward was returned non
est
Mrs Pearson, of England, and vice president of
spoke yesterday afternoon in Masonic temple, and
IN the evening (by special request OF Dr. NOrrs) at
mesieyan enape under the auspices OF The Mo-
Both houses were filled 10 Overlooking.
Death of a Well-hnOvvn Composition.
Mr.. Frank barley, well-known ccmpositor OF
This city, died at his residence, No. 32I Missouri
avenue northwest, Saturday night, aged ffty-eight
years Mr.. barley had been sick Of typhoid fever
since the 9Th instant and was under the Of Dr.
Aarstella- The deceased was born In Alexandria
Va, but came TO this city when quite young and
learned the printing trade. He worked here In the
newspaper offices and the government printing
Office for several years, and was a compOsltOr on
10 1853, when he moved TO Wadesboro,
N C., where he established the North Car
dFSuS ne WIS mere NQeQ war
begun, and, ennsting In the confederate army was
Captured by the federal forces and held as pris-
oner some time. At the close OF the war he re-
turned 10 WadeSbOro' and reeStabliShed the Ar1,ts
which he conducted till 1862 when he sold out and
returned here, and since then he has worked at
the government printing Office, and for the last few
years setting type for THE EVENING STAR. Mr.
barley has been for years active member OF the
typographical union, and was also Knights OF
Pythias, holding the position OF secretary OF Syra-
cuSins lodge, No 10, of that order. He was rep
resentatlye for some time TO the grand lodge OF the
order be was also a member OF Federal lodge,
No l, of MaSons- Mr.. barley was a quiet unas.
Stunning man, and was esteemed by ali with whom
he Was brought In contact He leaves a widow
and several children, and has one brother living at
Rlpiey, Tenn, and one in Baltimore. His funeral
Will take place tomorrow at ten O'Clock. The ser.
vices viii be conducted by Rev. DR.. Sunderland, Of
the First Presbyterian church. and the interment
Will be made at the Congressional cemetery.