Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-20
The Jury List.


CRIMINAL COURT.
The following names of persons were drawn
from the box yesterday by the clerk of the court
for jurors to serve at the next term of the
Criminal Court, which commences the first
Monday in December:
Grand jurOrs-F. +. May, 634 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue northwest; Charles Goiden, near Ana
costa; Charles L. Burg, NaylOr road; William
Miller, Sargent road; Henry De Camp. 80 10Th
street northwest; h. W. Cox, 623 G street sout H.
west; II. c. Winsnip, 26U3 Dumbarton avenue;
F. L. Spiess, I14s .ih street northwest; Charles
y. Lucas, 1151 10th street northwest; Harvey
L. Page, Woodley road; T.. I. Lyddane, 14OS
street northwest; Edward Means, Bunker Hill
road: Henry t. Eaton. 734 9TH street soul beast;
George Watts, 3l4 1th street northwest; john
III. brown, 1909 L street northwest; Norman
Bestor, ITO 1 street northwest; William
Schwing. 627 7th street northwest; Thos. n.
Franc, 925 II street northwest: Andrew Nj.
COyie, 14O6 l. street northwest; Charles Miller
$40 11tn street northwest; Theodore Barnes,
Georgetown Heights; Robert Cohen, ol3 +
street northwest.
Peut iurors-P. Chandler Smith, near Ana.
costa; Frederick Freund, 7O2 9th street north
west; John Robinson, l241 10Th street north.
northwest; Joseph Nj. Kelly, Pennsylvania a We.
nue. and 18th street; James w. Godfrey, II 2
Rhode Island avenue; horatiO Browning, 6IU
Pennsylvania avenue northwest; Samuel -,
Shedd, 400 9th street northwest; James q. Vii.
marth, 1905 Pennsylvania avenue; W. }. Saul,
9TH street ROAD; Chris. NJ. Bell, 46:s PennsyIya.
George y kinson, 4lh and streets northwest;
J. II. Phuger, Queens Chapel road; Thomas
Rupert, lib Pennsylvania avenue; herbert ],
Corning, IT'S 1 street; Il. +. Bradley, :sO7 Z
street northwest; Joseph Z. Coleman, 1236
New York avenue; Rueben COnoway, lU2s
21st street; NJ. X. Goddard, NJ and 3Otn streets
northwest: Oscar l.. Berger, 1901 L street north
west; w. 4. Farr, 9th and VI stree.s northwest
James Fitzpatrick, 1913 street northeast; I.
r.. Young, 464 Pennsylvania avenue north west:
William Wagner, 2U1ia Pennsylvania avenue
southeast; Thomas b. Hammond, 500 New
Jersey avenue northwest.
a WARNING TO FAST DRIvERs.-John Rob
insOn, a cOlOred wagon driver, was charged in
the Police Court to-day with fast driving. The
charge was substantiated by the testimony OF
Officers Costello and Jordan, and was denied
by the defendant. The judge said that no class
against last driving than these deliverers OF
goods. They drive about the streets as though
the odd Harry" was after them. and this class
oi persons are responsible Tor more accidents
than all other classes oi drivers put together.
A fine OF $50 or fifteen days was imposed.
ANOTHER LIVERY STABLE CAsE.-To-dfy in
the Police Court, Mr.. Allison Nailur was charged
with violating the building regulations, IL
being alleged That he converted to the uses of a
livery stable "a building situated on IL street.
between 10Th and DIST streets north west I'M
effect that the building had been occupied as a
livery stable for forty years until about three
years ago, when 1t was vacated. II remained
vacant about Two years. and was then occupied
by Mr.. Wright, who had the contract tor sweep
ing the streets. In July last, Mr.. Wright took
his swecpers from the stable, and Mr.. NaiIor
put n number OF his horses and cabs in the
building while his stable at 18th and streets
WAS being repaired. The court held that there
was no conversion OF the uses OF the stable and
dismissed the case.
ST. JOHNS WORKINGMEN's CLUB.-The first
anniversary OF the opening OF the st. john
Workingmens club was celebrated iast evening
at the club rooms, 22O7 Virginia avenue north.
west. The exercises were of u varied nature,
incln6pd a n66rpSS hV Rax H. 4 x
and the reports OF the officers AT the close sub
stantial refreshments were served. The club is
supplied with "A library of 500 volumes OF mis-
celianeous character and various games, u read
Ing room and smoking room, and is open every
night but sunday. 1t is carried ON by the
brotherhood OF 81 Johns parish, which is COM
posed of members of st. Johns church and 81.
Johns chapel, as well as all Of the members OF
the Work ingmen's club. All contribute yearly
dues, but donations OF money or books are
received.
PETER CAMPBELL's WILL.-The will of Peter
Campbell, filed yesterday, gives to his sou,
John Campbell, and to his daughter Margaret
.. Burne, and his step-sOn, Edw. Swinton, So
each He gives the bulk of his estate TO Thomas
u. Waggeman, to manage and pay the profits to
eirs. Campbell and Annie, Mary and Joseph
Campbell, his children. He directs that out oi
the money belonging to him in the Homestead
Buil ling association his executors shall pay
the um Of $500 for masses tor The repOse Of his
soul. and that his watch be given 10 his sou
Joseph on his attaining the age of 25 years.
THE PERMANENT ExPosIrIoN-The secrc
tary of the board OF promotion of the perma
nent ex position has received letters from many
members OF the board In different parts OF The
country stating their Intention To be present al
the meeting OF the board called for December z
Among those thus writing are ex-Senato,
Henry G. Davis. OF West Virginia; Congress
man Wallace, OF Louisiana; Mayor smith, O
Phiiadelphia; Gov. Eitzhugh Lee, OF Virginia
Henry McShane. of Baltimore; delegates Of The
National grange, Phiiadeiphia; the secretary O
the board OF agriculture OF Pennsylvania, The
| president OF the Detroit Merchants and Manu-.
facturers exchange. the secretary OF the OF
City. Pen nsylvania, board 0f trade; the mayor
Of Norfolk, Cleveland, Ohio, Detroit, Mich.