Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-04
The Naval Voucher Cases.
LAKEWOOD WANTED AS WITNESS FOR Mr..


DREW.
This morning Mr.. c. S. Moore in the Criminal
court stated that in the case of J. w. Drew the
testimony OF f. c. Kirk wood, who is under
sentence for participation In the naval frauds,
was desired. and asked an order of the court
tor his retention in Jail here for that purpose.
The court directed that motion for that pur-
pose,slpported by affidavits, be filed.
THREE BURGLARIEs, ONE AT SENATOR
iOGAN'S HOUsE-Last night about nine O'Clock
burglars entered the residence of senator Logan,
No. \ Iowa Circle. and stole from Mrs. Cynthia
case room a set of jeweiry, worth about S15
and escaped. AT an early hour Yesterday
morning a pane OF glass was cut from the show
window of y. Peysers jewelry store and there
was stolen from the window one gold watch,
one silver watch and twelve brass watch chains,
value, $3.50. Saturday night about nine
O'Clock burglars entered, through the third
story window. the residence OF Morris Rosin
No. 1887 eth street, and escaped with S66 In
money, a lady's gold watch, worth $40, and a
gold watch with breastpin attached, worth Ss3;
ARRESTED IN PHILADELPHIA.-Saturd
night Major Dye received dispatch from the
chief of police of Philadelphia notifying him
0, the arrest in that city Of George Carson,
alias Little George; and George Craig. alias
kelly" two alleged noted bank sneak thieves
Major Dye telegraphed to have the men held
until he could send some one to identity them.
az they are supposed to be the men who robbed
Mr. Alfrec! Richards of $500 mt the Citizens
National bank, on 1 th street, April 18th. An
en2lOye of the bank will go to Philadelphia
To-day to see If he can identify them.
THE AFRICAN NJ. T. CONFERENCE.-THE
siXty-ninth annual session of the Baltimore
annual conference of the African NJ f. church
VIII commence Wednesday morning in the
church az Havre de Grace, Md. Bishop Way
man, VINO Is to preside. has appointed Rev. w.
ID. W. Schuremon, of Easton. to preach the an
nuai sermon Wednesday, ard Rev. Francis j.
Peck to preach the annual missionary sermon
Friday The conference embraces all the state
u Maryland and the District of Columbia. Rev.
ID. 4. Seftton. the presiding elder of the Wash
!ngtcn district has completed four years here,
and will be changed to some other district or
station.
IMPORTED ROSES AT AUCTION.-Mr. Dow
ing VIII sell at his auction rooms tomorrow
morning. at 1 O'Clock fine invoice OF i'm
ported roses. See advertisement.
MEETING OF THE ARMY Of THE PoToMAC IN
BALTIMORE. MAY AND THE management
OF the Baltimore ard Potomac railroad are
making special arrangements to provide for the
large travel to Baltimore during the meeting of
the army OF the Potomac, May and =. Special
trains will be run for the accommodation OF the
public between the two cities at suitable hours
Tic Washington Light Infantry CORPS accom-
panied by TIE Marine band. will leave by spe-
lai train about a. M, May =. The National
Washington Rifles Major Fleetwoods battalion
and the companies commanded by CaptS. Kelly
and Gray, will leave by special trains. Prof.
Soll>-; has arranged an elaborate program, to
he rendered by the Marine band in concert on
the afternoon and evening of the 9th prOXimO,
which Will take place on Eutaw Place and
wilson street. The entire arrangements for the
enJoym1nI and comfort of visitors have been
completed by the committee in Baltimore. A
pleasant tine l., therefore, warranted 20 all VINO
81. 80 for the round trip, good for two days, the
9th and It'll.