Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-22
Condensed Locals.


At the annual election of officers of the Lud-
wigs Inter Siuetzungs Verein Bayern, the toll
lowing Were chosen: Frank Weigand. presi-
dent; Robert Wetcr, vice presidents; John c.
Miller, secretary; John Pitzinger, treasurer: An
drew Brauman. marshal. Financial commit
tee-GeoTgc koenis, George Dohr, and Robert
The y. NJ. c. \. Debating society last evening
discussed the question whether labor OrganiZa-
tions are beneficial to workingmen and decided
on the merits of the argument in the negative
The Operatic association held its first meet
Ing for the season last evening. The associa-
top intends 10 bring out several operas during
the winter.
Yesterday officer Mari recovered from DR..
WarreH.llvlng near Surrattsville, Prince George
county, Md, saddle which DIR. W arren had
purchased from a Mr.. Ridgway, living at same
place. Mr.. Ridgway bought il from a coiored
man. 1t proved 10 be the saddle that was stolen
from the Washington Asylum stables on the
night of September 10Th last.
"A colored thle1 entered the doorway of Mr.. L,
ID. Sale, 1872 q street, last night and, prOduc-
Ing a note from the owner of the house, sent the
ri IN ~ai1lng up Stars with II while ne stole
capped The note was u pretext to get the
want out OF the way.
Margaret Fitzgerald was in the Police Court
to-day, charged with the grand larceny of
gold watch and chain valued at $50, the prop
eTty of the Hon. John +. DeZendorf. The Case
set tor trial on "Wednesday next.
From w. H. Morrison we have the Library
NJ gaZine for October.
About midnight last night Officers Huldun-
son and Howell arrested John Butler, colored
charged with hou>ebreaking, and turned him
John Mansfield, colored, was convicted in the
Criminal Court to-day OF the ENLIGHTENMENT of
SIS, and was sentenced TO Jail for six months
to-day.
Mr. Edward VI. Ide, of the Pension office, and
Miss Emma j. COntnor, of this city, were
quietly married Monday at the parsonage of
the New York Avenue PRESBYTERIAN church.. by
Rev. Dr. Bartlett They Immediately left for
New YORK and Boston, and will return to this
city after an absence of two or three weeks.
Last evening the Progressive club of Zion
Baptist church presented 10 the church a fine
w. b. Johnson, of Wayiand institute assisted
by Revs. Walk Robinson, Scott, Lee, Philii,
1aws,and Others Prois. Daniels and Scott con-
quoted me musical part of the exercises. Mrs.
u. L Whales and Miss NJ. l.. Jordan read in
teresting papers setting forth the work of the
club. Rev. WIZ. Gibbons is the pastor of the
church.
Within the twenty-four hours ending at noon
to-day, eight bridal couples passed through the
ladies waiting room at the Baltimore & Poto-
mac depot, four of them having come down last
evening ON the Washington Ohio train on
their honeymoon trips.
Lincoln Post. G. A. R., was entertained at its
meeting last night by Chief Engineer Lowe, of
the navy, with an exceedingly Interesting mar
rative of the rescue OF Lieut.. Greedy and the
survivors Of his party. Mr.. Lowe was chief en-
gineer Of the steamer Bear.
john Cation, charged with the larceny of q
horse ana wagon from John NJ. Embry, was
tried in the Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur
yesterday, and found guilty. He was sentenced
To-day " one year in Jail.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage Iicen SEES have
Brent and Jeanette Morton; w. L. Weast and
lila Hatton; Joseph Bell and Eliza Steward;
W; III. Wehrly, OF York, Pa, and Lille A. Ferry;
john A. Green and Lizzie Harris; Walter NJ.
BroadIe, of Batopilas, Mexico, and Sue Shep-
herd; Edward A. Quintard, OF Sewanee, Tenn,
Lucy Thornton, both OF Prince George s county.
I'd; Caaries u; Kari, Of Memphis, Tenn, and
Maria Robinson; Julius Bell and Bette smith.
both OF Vienna, Fairfax county, Va; Henry
l. Birmingham and Florence Lusby; W. Il.
a, a ct "a Pal
How He GOT VALIsE.-A respectfully
dressed white man entered the harness store OF
Conrad Becker, 1345 Pennsylvania avenue.
yesterday, and ordered three hand bags TO be
mother to select one FROM Mr.. Becker sent the
bags 10 the hotel, where the porter was met bv
the man. who went of, pretending to be going
to nls mothers room, taking Que OF the bags
with him. He failed to return, and the matter
was reported 10 the police for investigation.
RoEDERIEs REPoRTED.-John T. Clark, 1924
seventh street southwest, reports stolen from
13s'j q. reports stolen from in front OF his
house - worth of flowers. Edward Hamilton
d. u street, reports the loss OF gold watch
si1.en from mis- hallway an overcoat worth So
Leonard kean, rom the Soldiers home, al
~. +, T Ii%ision sss o iawrencs 10
Phillips, 1917 street, reports stolen from the
bureau 5f cnSrs.ving and printing, last Monday
z9i. watch worth $50. Mrs. Richard Cruit
80 11:iI street, reports stolen from her house
or saturday, $500, and gold watch and chain
ysssle 9i1O.
IL; CCGITr TO DE COOP, BUT HE IsN'r.-BuT
reli SlIIni. colored. was on trial in the Police
Cogs- ,f-sa,.y. charged with wife-beating. Hi
WIG tr>5a. ed that her husband had assaulted
hes ss.,t ittcn her finger. Ibid he ever do sc
Def, a. ~ .uircd the judge ''Oh, yes. hun
urc': time, but ne never bit me before she
ta~ sc.s-t' w hat does &c do for a living?" tho
tnd9>v H. uired. He works tor priest at st
Matt. church." she replied. ''He works fol
ko'si T,sIie; ne ought 10 be good himself,
Amt, - she. The judge imposed "a fine o
RAJ. -iSTi-E SALEs-R o. HOFFMAN has
JUS Ls> ,.Ie sale OF two fine building lots on
1851 s-:ct-t NORTHWEST, between q and streets
east SIDE. IS tect wide by 10 feet deep each, to
Ss. a = san,.ss .-Gd Hrs. John aern, OF
E<1e, Ia, on ..I.sss ,-s.c..s.ser intend TO