Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-07
The Easter Elections.

The Easter Elections.
vEsrRYMEN CHOSEN IN THE PROTESTANT EPIs-
CoPAL PARISHES TO SERVE FOR THE COMING
YEAR
The Easter Monday elections for church off,
GERS held in the Protestant Episcopal parishes
yesterday afternoon and evening resulted as
follows:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, w. w. Corcoran, n.
w. Burcheil, H. Z. Davis, c. c. Duncanson, a.
w; Garnett, a. J. Falls, j. K. McCammon. The
only change from last year Is the SUBSTITUTION
daie: who declined reelection in consequence
oil ms expected removal from the city.
RR b. Bdwin rewes PAYS COMM
John q: Parke, Nathaniel Wilson, E. $. Hutch
inson. NJ, W, Beyeridge, Morrison r. Waite,
.,Trinity.-Wardens, VIM. Coppinger, E. A.
S N;l,iII Hestrymen, T Q. Enough, Alpheus
J. W Bulkley. Melville Church, W 4. Meicy. -
st. Paul,s, 23d street.-Wardens, James r.
Howard Thos. z. Chifelle: Registrar, Phil. X.
James T. Sothoron, James r. Howard, Thos. p.
G9if,elle Phil. X Rely, Jas A. Greer Robert
Kelly was elected delegate to the diocesan con-
yentiOn.
Christ. East Washington R. E
Roberts w. f. Hutchinson, c. 81. Venable HO-
ratio Browning, w. II. Hoeke, Geo. C. Henning,
ID: z. McCauley, r. e. Grant. Registrar, r. E.
ST. Marks, I'd and streets southeast-war-
dens, Richard Goodhart, John T. Torbert Yes
= .. d.
Roane, F. Fl. Burr. Vestrymen holding over,
w. H. MARROW, Josiah Shaw, L. A. Wood, DR.. T.
A. X. Keech.
st. Johns:-wardens, Gen. P. " Hagner,
Gen. j. III: Watmough. Vestrymen, Hon J. c.
BANCROFT Davis, Rear Admiral c. R. p Rodgers,
Hon; Walter s. Cox, Gen Chauncey McKeever,
VT; James Lowndes, Gen Benz; G; Card;
Barbados, Daniel Murray, John c. Norwood.
St Paul,s church Brock Creek parish)..Ves-
B. +. Rittenhouse, John Miller BEDFORD W.
Ma Walker. Angus Lamond, E. c. Seward, John B.
Observation-Disclosures, Edward Harpur, w.
N. Porter Nestrymen, Byron 8. Adams, P. c.
Hyam, John +: Parker, Edmund Weston, ]. B.
Winner, d. C. Morrison, Wm NJ. Porter, E. Har-
pur.
sta; st James':.Wardens, D. E. baltimore, 9. ".
T Tck. Hesfrymen, d. E. baltimore, 8. w.
Holmes, W. s. Fisher Registrar, Henry L.
st. Observation-Disclosures, Edwin Harris, G. B.
Towles. Nestrymen, Joseph Burden, J. w.
Grimm, p; d. Boyd. George Gibson, C. B. Shir-
gates TO diocesan convention. George Gibson,
j. W. Sears; alternates, DIR. Thos. B. Hood, Gill
debt Of anes % gpndo1
last.
Christ, West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., William
wardens chars L. csopes %m
MM art,dI w. Hestrymen, G. NJ Matthews. F. p.
I1dItieS, W Ill. d. Urine, sam II. w heatiey, j. III,
Tyler: Registrar, G. NJ Matthews Treasurer,
Geo. !. Dunlop Delegate to diocesan conven-
Top.
Grace, West Neutrality-suspicious. John
SRp pn , WI f. gibbons C. e. sehutt, George
Sterick.
st; Johns, West washington-Warden Da-
Robert P. Dodge, A. II. Herr, John Il. Smoot,
Thomas Hyde, John Marbury, jr., H. d. Cooke
Major Francis II. Bates, Joseph G. Waters.
RReegistrar, John Marbury,jr. Treasurer. David
Grace, South washington.-wardens, VIM.
Dunn. Chas. P. Bundick. Eestrymen, S. b.
Matter Cooksey, L. +. Duyall, E. G. Wheeler, J.
W: Allen. ". \. Dalton. Registrar, r. L. Boss.
., CoNFIRMATIoNs BY BISHOP PAREr - At
Christ church, West Washington, Easter Sum
persons. The Easter offering of the church, in
Guiding that of the Sunday school, amounted
TO $1,000. At Trinity church in the evening
the bishop confirmed class of twenty-seven
persons
to the Athletics in Philadelphia yesterday. the
score being to 2. Other games: Phiadelphia
~; Yale, I. At Baltimore Baltimore, Z; Buff,
Detroits. l. At New York.SMetropolitan .:
New York: 8. At Observation-Disclosures, 3;
THE ROBBERY AND ASSAULT CASE-In the
Police Court this morning the case Of the three
colored men, Marshall Tyler, Edward Cephas
and Chas. Paige, charged with the robbery of
S21 from Vim. Lamonde while in Holmes sa-
loon last Saturday night, was called. Lamonde
has since left for New York. James Holmes,
the saloon-keeper, testified that be saw defend
ant Tyler snatch the money from Lamonde:
saw the latter assault the former with a chair
when the former drew an Oyster-knife on La
monde. Officer Hutchinson testified to the
arrest and recovery of S12 from Tyler The
case against Tyler was sent to the grand Jury:
bonds $500. Cephas and Paige were dis
charged.
THE NATIONAL HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL
At meeting of the trustees Of the National
Homeopathic hospital last night, officers were
elected for the year as follows: a. S. Pratt pres
ident; c. p. Culver vice president; Dr. George
Lee. secretary. Trustees, Lewis Clephane Elias
:. Hutchinson, n. Cummings, AlonzO Bell G.
III. Wilcox, c. p. Culver, Mrs. Chas Nordbof.
Mrs. Senator Palmer and Mrs. c. V. Pope In
his address. President Pratt spoke of the action
OF Congress In appropriating money for the
erection of a homeopathic hospital as the in
initial step in giving to the homeopathic pro-
fe>sion equal rights and privileges with the al
lopaths in the administration Of the govern
ment.
Affairs ia West Washington.