Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-17
June Weddings.

Sir. Charles w. Lehmann, OF this city, was
married this morning to Miss Marie, daughter
of Jpseph Metzung. of Baltimore at St Alphon-
sus church in that city. Mr.. VIM Lehmann
brothey of the groom, and Miss Annie Rupert,
of this city. were the attendants. A reception
will be given them in Baltimore tonight, and
they will then come to this city.
Miss Lena Grace Smith, of this city, and Mr.
George T. Morrow. jr., of Nyack-on-the Hudson
were married last evening at the 13th-street
ated, was assisted by Rev. W. y, Matchett
uncle OF the bride After a reception the couple
took the 10 pm. train for their future home in
Mr. Thomas McKnew and Miss BERTHE Fisher,
daughter of Mr.. Thomas ]. Fisher, were married
at Epiphany church yesterday afternoon Rev.
ofiiciatins. Mr.. Horatio Browning, jr.. acted as
Fisher, Dumford and Beam were the ushers.
After the ceremony wedding breakfast was
given at Mr.. Fishers house, 1924 L street.
FINED FOR ASSUMPTIONS colored girls and
one small boy were in the dock at the Police
Court to-day charged with assault and battery.
Mary, Rebecca and Julia Carroll. Lizzie Cam
and Charles III. Dorsey were charged with
was charged with assaulting Charles Carroll.
father of defendant Carroll. The testimony of
Carroll and the officer was heard, and the court
fined them So each, except the boy Dorsey, VINO
was discharged, as there was nothing against
him.
"A GOVERNMENT CLERK FOR THIRTY EIGHT
YEARs.-Mason Campbell, a second class clerk
in the second controllers Office, who died last
saturday, was one of the Oldest clerks in the
Treasury. He was in the second controllers office
for thirty-eight years and was cighty-seven
formed his duties as well as ever in his life and
was looked I upon as the best penman in the
Courier. His funeral took place last Monday
from his residence on Massachusetts avenue,
near 18th street, the services being conducted
by Rev. Mr.. Newman. of the Congregational
:t Hon I'M
deceased was Il native of New HAMPSHIRE born
in 1929: Under the administration of Presi-
the second controller OF the Treasury which
he flled to the day of his DEATH Among those
who attended the funeral were many of the
Oldest clerks of the Treasury.
THE CONCERT IN THE CAPITOL GROUNDS
The program for the Marine band concert in
the Capitol grounds this evening is as follows:
March, "Beiphegov." Basquit: "reminiscences
OF o., Herold, Godfrey; quadrille, "Campbell's
gavOtte, "Stephanie, Czi>bulkt; song Care
we'll Graham; eollocation, "FaIka,' Chas-
STABBED HIS BRoTHER.-An alteration took
place yesterday between two brothers, Charles
and Thomas Coats, cOlored, during which
Thomas stabbed Charles in the breast. inflict-
ing IA serious wound. Thomas Coats has not
been arrested They live on G street, between
Delaware avenue and 1st street southwest.
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM
Yesterday, Ridenour agt. McC,ellan;argument
concluded and cause submitted. Tayloe agt
Lewis; appeal dismissed.
EQUITY COURT-Iudge Cor
Yesterday Paine agt. Bennett:Ortler appointing
Woodbury. Blair commissioner. Thorn pson agt.
ThOmpsOn; time to file amended bill limited to
ten days-Adams agt. Adams; auditors report
confirmed. CaXton agt. Kirby; order appoint
ing Wash. Il. Williams trustee. Hillyer agt
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company:
restraining order granted, feturnable June 10.
PROBATE (OURT-,Iu1Uo .T0,ope
Yesterday, estate Horace CaprOn; will admitted
to probate and letters teStamentary issued to
Barry; admitted to probate. Estate j. J. Por-
ter; executor qualified. Estate of George Tay-
lor; j. F. Burke qualified as administrators Es-
tate of Edward Foreman; testimony reduced to
writing.