Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-27
CITY AND DISTRICT.

FACE and eyesiEht lifted Hemplers, 45a Pa ave.
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusements, &c. Tonight.
FoRD'S OPERA HOUsE--"The Corner Grocery"
THEATER CoNIQcE-VarietieS
DRIVERS GAKDKs.-Interesting entertainment
Condensed Locals.
Street lamps will be lighted at 500 p m, and ex-
Al the thirty-second annual meeting Of the
American Pharmaceutical Association at Milwaukee
yesterday, President w 5. Thompson, OF this city,
delivered The opening address.
The programs OF the concert by the Marine band
at the Capitol grounds this afternoon viii be as lot
lows: March. Jupiter" Guertner: coliocatlon,
s.Nerry War;" Strauss: valoe. "EStudiantlna,'
Waldtelfel potpourri, III Lomoardi," Verdi, bal
lard, "Once Again" sullivan; mosaic, "lolanthe,"
Among those injured by the horse OF the Excel
sior milk wagon n the crowd at The corner OF ltn
street and pennsy Ivania avenue On Monday night,
Was Mr.. Buchhdusen. cabinet maker, Iesiuing at
ga 11th street, WHO was struck by the horse on the
temple and the wagon passed over bis body and leg
badly brul>ing him.
Willis Hoffman white boy. IL years old, living
with Catherine Mccarthy, near Nit Onvet, was
accidentally struck by train or cars on the Metro
pOltan railroad yesterday afternoon and severely
cut about the arms and legs. He was taken To the
seventh precinct station and attended by Dr.
Marion
In relation to the report that marriage licenses
We're yesleriay ufocured for three MISSES Moore OF
Baltimore, II is now stated that Miss Josephine
Elizabeth Moore is not sister OF the other two
ladies.
Mr.. francis Carter of 1913 10th street northwest,
was not the companion OF Lena Moss. the woman
who was arrest in North Carolina Tor the robbery
OF W. + SiIsfer. the druggist
\ number OF warrants have been issued for per-
SONS Tor falling 10 place collars and tags On their
dogs
The Work gmen and the New Opera
House.
THE FEDERATION OF LABOR SUGGEST A BOYCOTT IF
NON-USION MEN ARE EMPLOYED.
AT the meeting Of the Federation Of Labor
Unions last evening tine subject of tae alleged EN-
ployment OF nOn-unlOn wOTkmen on the Washing
ton Light Infantry arlnory, now being erected,
discussed, and Mr.. z. W. oyster, president OF
The federation, was instructed 10 address letter
toJ- W. Albaugh. lessee OF the opera house por-
ton Of the armory building, on the subject. Mr..
oyster has addressed a letter to Nh Albaugh In
which he states that assurances given by the w L.
i. bu lflng committee TO a committee OF the fedora
t1on that union men only would De employed on
the building have not been fulfilled. as the writer
i Informed; very few union carpenters are EN-
ployed and the painting will be done entirely by
non-un0n painters unless those directly inter-
ested 1ntercede. Mr.. Oyster SAYS he Is satisfied
that Mr. Albaugh's Influence Will be sufficient 10
bring about a satisfactory adjustment OF the pend
ing difficulty by the employment OF union work.
men, Tine employment OF non-unlon workmen,"
the letter continues ''will probably result In the
placing OF boycott upon the building by the
worktnEmen or Washington. 'The injury OF one
Is the concern OF ALI Is the platform uUon which
the organized workingInen Of Washington stand,
and they Will refuse TO patronze those who fail TO
employ union In preference TO non-ullOn work.
men"
WASHINGTON CANNIBAL--In the Police Court
this morning jeremiah Hunt. colored, was charged
with mayhem in biting piece from the lip OF JAS
Thompson also cOiOred. during a quarrel on the
9Th ult he prisoner was held for The grand jury;
bonds, 81 900.
WASHINGTON CATTLE HARKET.-Held every Mon
day at queenstown, on the Metropolitan Branch, B.
IN mil from he oft lvviS
Means, proprietor. Forty-nine head OF cattle up
ana sold Best. So TO 81; good. TO 5a, fair, ~
hundred and ninety-eight old sheep AID lambs on
the market and Sold old sheep bringing from 81 TO
brought from $50 10 500 per head State OF the mar
ket, brisk
RoBBERIES REPoRTED.-David ]. Cunningham, of
o25 K street. reports stolen from his house last
night gold watch valued at SIS and vest valued
al A-MrS Mary McCauley. o; 2o1 street south
west. reports StOea from her house on the 25th
instant s. In mOney.-JO5eph Kelley. OF Seaman'S
Bethel sth aud streets, reports stolen from his
valued at Sl5.-Nrs. Amelia Webster, Of lI17 nth
street reports stolen from her bureau drawer on
The go pearl ring bar Pm earrings and d., finger
Capitol street. reports stolen from his house the
2ith instant, shirts. drawers spread and window
that his walters disappeared last night with
a go bin and IS or Sc in change.
OF the ninth and thirteenth districts. at German
hall last evening. Dr. II. III. Bar presiding and
MI. D. ". StOckstill acting secretary, Nessrs.
Gabr1el Edmonston. William Dickson and J. Fred
Kelly were appointed committee On perma nent
ORGANIZATION. 10 report az the next Ineeting.-A
cO-oTed Cleveland and Hendricks club is being or
< nHed IN East Washington by Marx Hawkins. who
states that he has secured eighteen names for nrm-
bership.-The Anacosria Cleveland and Hendricks
club has deputed Mr. Julius Tol,on TO organize a
legion OF farmers residing in Prince Georges county
Nd The legion VIII march with the A.acostia
Igtarr
ncation meeting.
BASE BAu--The seasides of South Washington
defeated the Naryland-ayenue Juniors yesterday by
score or II 10 10.-The B-streeJ merchants nine
defeated the d. C. nine at Capitol park yesterday
By score OF 10 TO s--GaInfs In other cities YES
terday resulted as follows AtTrentOn-Ironsides
4: Trenton, 8. AT EichmCnd-AIlerheny, d. Viz
gtnia, 4. tcallei after the sixth inninyN AT New
IOrk-New York, 4; Cleveland. 9. At Pttsburg-
81 Louis Unions 5: Pittsburg Unions, l. AT Balti-
more-Netropo!ltan. 6; Baltimore. l. Az Cincn-
phia-BroOklyn- 8; Athletic. s At Kansas City
Gnen1au Unions, 3; Kansas city Unions, L. AZ
Louis-St Louis, IL; Toledo. g.
DIscpLiSISG THEIR MISisTERs-At the afternoon
session yesterday. in Baltimore. OF the COlOred
Methodist Protestant Church conference the dis
tr1ct committee reported that Rev. W. W Wilson,
who had been elected president OF the body was
vacant, and Rev. Thomas Wells was elected preSf-
dent Mr. Wilson then withdrew from ali connec-
IL
VIM Anderson, one OF thn friends OF Wilson, de-
manded and was granted a certificate OF dismissal
IL the case Of Rev. G. Brown. charged with drunk-
enness and voting against prohibition. the proof
was not sufficient but the committee declared that
he had ceased 10 be use VI. and he was placed on
The unstationed list The body adjourned sine
die
VETERAN on HIS WAY TO WASHlSGToN.-The
Baltimore sun OF this morning SAYS: Gen. W. :.
Harvey. I. ;. A. with Mrs ST Cyr his daughter
AMI Miss 50. Cyr. a granddaughter, OF 81. Louis,
were ~ B1rnuuIS hotel last evening from north
ern trip and ara on their way TO Washington. Cen.
Harvey. who + So years Of age was born In Louis
lana, and IN 1915 was appointed second lieutenant
IN the regular army. He was a distinguished cav
ally offiCer liz the Florida war agrSt the Indians
IN The Mexican war and on the frontiers He COM
manded in Missouri IN the early days Of the civil
wal. md retired from active service In 1853. He
Is . fett inches IN height. and notwithstanding
his advanced years his carriage is still erect
AARRIAGE LICENsEs--Marriage licenses have
peen issued by the CLERK OF the court 10 Charles
Arundel and louisiana Rogers; James Carroll
and Emma Coats. Michael OConner and Ella Da Wis:
John Logan and Sarah Cook; Frank III. Smith OF
Ind
1HE DISTRICT REPUBLICASS--Ata meeting OF the
republican executive committee Tor The District OF
SOIuint4d last evening. IL was decided 10 swing
across Tie avenue at the headquarters fine large
DlA!he ana Logan network campaign banner. Gen.
n IA tysdf IN Tor