Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-02

AN INTERESTING AFFAIR.
On Saturday evening, at the residence of Mrs.
Fuller, POS New Jersey avenue, her parlors
were graced by large and distinguished
semblage, called together TO celebrate the
ftieth anniversary of the marriage at Massil-
on, Ohio, October 81, 1885, of Mr. Robert l..
Rean and Miss Livinia f. Mcdonald. 1t was
the purpose TO nave the marriage resOlemnized
in the parlOrS and in the presence of all the
the Illness Of Nr- ISe=lm and the admonit1on of
his physician That he must not leave mis- room.
necessitatcG thc ceremony at his bedside, where
were assembled the officiating clergy man,
few special friends and the children OF the aged
couple. namely Mrs. Fuller, Robert l.. Ream
jr.,of the L; dian Territory. and Capt. flchard
T.. HoXic. Y. =. ~. and his wife, Mrs. Winnie
Realm Hoxie. Montgomery. Ala. IN very eio-
quent amt betE ting remarks Rev. Dr. Sunder-
land explained 10 the guests In the parlOr the
Oi.t Sion Ct lie ceremony in their presence,
which WAS followed by reading by Mr.. Joaquin
MitfeF.
The elegant par!0rs shone respIcndently in
the blaze ot gslSiigiIjs, revealing many beauti-
f4l and costly pictures and a wealth OF floral
DECORATIONS Among the art objects OF special
interest acre hAciy executed Eand-painted
pictaTe, eli birds. the work of the elder Keam
himself and designed souvenirs tor the
guess Tie wedding supper was most elegant
were O.. . Albert PIKE Of Arkansas: Hon Van
II. Nal-a:az a. Mississippi: col w r. switzler
Chief OK ;hc bureau ~ statistics Rev. DIR. A. W.
Pi;zcr-.nd others.
BISHOP OSULL!vAS IN-TALLED.-Bishop
OoulLisan. recently pastor of ~. Peters church
prOprIatc ceremonies al the cathedral, Mobile,
Ala There Was y very large attendance. in
from Pensacola bishop OSuilivan was intro
d1ced IN 1ttiac terms 10y his predecessor,
Bishop MssU3cy. after which u solemn high
mass was celebrated by the bishop. In his adj
dress, Bishop OSuliyan spoke earnestly and
eIoGucaIly OF the work 10 be done, and called
on the clergy and people To give earnest sup
port and success would he assured
RTyEE TRADE Merchandise was received at
the river front during the week ended October
3lst, follows: Hard coal, 1925 tons; SOFT
coal. 1,o1U tons; sweet potatoes. $50 barrels;
stone. 600 tons; oysters. 1920 bushels.
a SPECIAL POLICEMAN DRINKING WITH
THE BoYs-In the Police Court this morning a
young man named James Riley was trial
charged with being disorderly in the Theatre
COmique, and assauiting Special Officer Me-
Kenney. who in giving his testimony said he
had drank with the defendant and other boy,
under arrest he said the boy assaulted him and
he struck the boy. The judge in imposing a
fine OF five dollars on the boy said that the officer
destroyed his moral influence by ing with
the boys whom he mad to control. 1t is Ger
tainly violation of the police manual.
BAD BOYS AT SALVATION MEETING
New notices were hung about the walls OF Sal
walton Army hall on Saturday night and q
large crowd was present at the meeting, in
Guiding several boys who took offense at what
had been SAID, and ming out OF the door and
their voices, and then amused themseIve:
blowing smoke in the door. several small
eral times and created such disturbance that
two of their number were put out. The meet
Ing continued until after II a'clock in spite o
their interruptions.
THE SOLDIERS HOME HoMICIDE-The case O
Patrick Nau2hton, indicted tor the murder o
Sergeant Edward Alexander alias Fee a few
weeks ago at Soldiers Home, was in the Crimi
Hal Court this morning set for trial on Noyem
Der 10Th. Messrs. i. r. Miller and Taylor will
appear for the prisoner.
RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-Mrs. Nellie Friend
1SU6 III street northwest. reports the larcen,
from her Of a revolver and bottle of cologne
valued ut SO. Walker & Wright, 94S Louis
lana avenue. reports stolen from them
street northeast, reports the loss of sevel
chickens worth 1925. Jerome Chase. 1906
street, reports stolen from his bureau drawer,
gold watch chain and charm, valued at $40. A
+. Barker. 9Th and ID streets southwest, report
that mis- stable has been entered and robbed G
a set OF harness worth SIS. DIR. James II
Gaines. Naval hospital, reports stolen from TN
Stable 80 worth of articles. w. U. Bohrer, 81
ID street, reports stolen from his stable 30 wort
OF harness. Jonn +. Stephenson, 913 stree
Southwest, reports the loss OF nve chicken:
worth ( 20.
ARRESTED IN STANTON, VA.-Detective Nj
Dewitt, who went TO Stanton, Va, Frida,
night ior the party charged with having owe
week ago robbed the residence OF Mr.. GeOrg
toiNeTSin Prince George county, Nd, of owe
el,ootswOrth of jewelry, etc., and whose where
aooutss was asceriained by means OF q stole
creek u returned with his prisoner yesterday
lie giHrs The name of j. II. Rogers, and refuse
To state where he is from or to give any infOl
NATION ABOUT himself Mr.. McDevitt, throug
stolen property The prisoner will be taken
krii-ce George county to-day.