Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-29
Justice to Mrs. Godfrey.


Dear Editor
The cruel and SO far as proved unjust fling at
Mrs. Godfrey in your paper yesterday, must
have been through an oversight on your part
This is the second time have noticed such a
terrible cut at the lady in your columns.
Had she not been innocent and had she not
repealed the beastly advances and force OF the
brute whose name is so freely mentioned to de-
file hers, would there have been an cutlery on
her part and consequent exposure? RecOllect
we men with bOundless liberty, that even when
a woman is simply doubted she is lost
JUSTICE.
THE PRIZE PIGEON SHOOTING.-E. L. Mills
and William Wagner, OF this city, completed
yesterday their record in the shooting tor the
Chamberlain prizes, amounting to $1,000,
which have been offered by persons in C!eve-
land, and are now being competed Tor by the
crack shots of the United States The cOndi-
lions OF the shooting are US follows: 90 single
and 25 pairs OF double clay pigeons each 10
yards rise for 1O-sauge guns and 10 yards rise
from three traps five yards apart. The scores
are to be witnessed and certified to by two repll-
table judges and II referee and forwarded to the
donors of the prizes, and the result will be an
nounced after the 31st instant. Mr.. Wagner's
score for single birds was 40. and for double
birds "A, while Mr.. Mills made AZ and 43, re-
spectively.
YOUNG KRAEMER HoNORABLY ACQUITTED
An examination was held before Justic Collins
In Montgomery county, yesterday, in the case
of Louis kraemer, the young boy who was ar
rested here last Tuesday ON the charge of the
larceny of ST from Dennis HOuser Young
Kraemer was honorably acquitted. The eyi,
deEce showed that he, with other boys, was i'm
swimming with Mr.. Houser last Sunday, who
supposed ne had been robbed by the bows
There was no evidence. however, to substanti-
ate his suspicion. Krnemer had come to this
CITY 70 enlist as drummer-boy, the applica-
ton having been made several days before, SO
his coming here had nothing to do with the
charge made against him.
ROBBED WHILE ASLEEP IN PARK.-Last
night Patrick Kane, "a stranger here from At
grounds, and while seated he fell asleep about
eleven O'Clock. lie awoke about two O'Clock
this morning. when he found that his coat,
gislter shoes and hat, with some papers and $50
In money, had been taken from him.
Run OVER BY A BAKERS WAGoN-Yester-
day afternoon, near Pennsylvania avenue and
l4th street, a young man named Geo. Beall was
run over by one OF Fogt's baker wagons driven
by VIM. HaZelbush. The injured man was re-
moved TO the Emergency hospital and the
driver was arrested charged with assault and
battery. The case has been set for trial in the
Police Court next Wednesday.
BASE BALL.-The Nationals defeated the
Baltimores at the Capitol Park yesterdav nv n
score of 4 to 1. Games elsewhere YESTERDAY re.
suited as follows: Boston l. New York 1. ST
Louis 4, Buffalo Z; Providence 1, Philadelphia
Pittsbure g; Norfolk 3. Virginia 2.
THE CONCERT IN THE WHITE HORSE
GROCNDS.-The program for the concert of the
Mari ne band in the White House grounds. be-
ginning at i:45 o'clock this afternoon is as fol-
lows: Collocation, "The Beggar Student:'' Mil.
locker; selection, "MikadO, Sullivan: cornet
solo, The STAR" Jaeger tiir. " lillian Jaeger:
vaise, "IntagliO,' SOusa; Mosaic, spanish Ma.
tional Melodies" Relic; Gems Of Scotland in
Producing scots VIVA Haze" "AuId Robin
Gray, Bonnie Laddie." "The Campbells are
Coming" John Anderson, My JO.- "Iocie
OBuchan, THE Braes Of Auchterarder -
annie Laurie" "Within a Mile OF Edinboro -
"Bonnct Blue with variations for the soloists
OF the bandl, 'The Blue Bells OF Scotland -
"Tullochgorum, and AUD Lang Syne"
BISH0P-ELECr O'SULLIvAN.-At the cOnse,
Grafton of Bishop-elect OSullivan at ST. Peters
church, September Goth, the following preIates
will be present, and will assist at the consecra.
ton: Bishop Becker. of Wilmington, Delaware
Bishop NOrthrop, OF Charleston, s. C.: Btshon
Keane, OF Richmond; Bishop Manucy 81
Brownsville, Texas, and Bishop Kahn of Wheel
| ing. W. Va. The Right Rev. Mgs. Sullivan o.
Wheeling. and McColgan, of Baltimore. will bt
the attendants. Bishop John J. Kahn, OF Wheel
| ing, will preach the sermon.
THE SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE. OF OBJ
FELLOws.-The meeting ofthe Sovereign Crane
Lodge OF Odd Fellows In Baltimore next month
will be attended by about 200 delegates from
every state In the Union. The monument IL
Harlem park erected By the order TO the mem
DRY OF the late James L. Ridgely, Of Baltimore
who for over forty years was grand secretary O
the order. will be unveiled during the meeting