Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-02

A0oatao0 - the Lt0t - C00tftbatofS
Heretofore Published.
The promoters OF the Israelites' fair and bazaar,
70 be held at the National Rifles armory Jsn.
uary 26th, are meeting with much encourage
ment and have prospect OF great success. The
general committee is active and contributions
are coming in rapid. The following ad IL
tional donations have been received since De-
cember 26th: Springman Bros, SOS; William
Maxneld, f5; Arnold, Constable q Co., New
York, $40; Shuler, shuts q Co., e5; Langteld,
Turner & Andrews, $5; Hodges Bros. $40; SAN
ford & Robinson, s5; friends. $1,000, Einstein,
Hirsch & Co.. $40; NJ. Silver, $40; Earl & VIII
son, $40; ]. NJ. Young, IS; Howell Bros, IS:
Whitfield Powers, $5; Annheuser Bush Brew
ing Co.. $50; NJ. @. Emery, SO: ]. Shiffmann,
s5; ID. Balauf, SIS; III. Kuhn 4 Son, SO: Mezey
Myers. s5; a BargdorG two chairs; +. Morri.
beer; Julius I.ansburEh Sc, parlor furniture;
flowers from ]. Saul. Mrs. q orius, Mrs Shultz:
bridal trou:se ppa s,swais G t%o
seal presses, &c: Pomeroy 4 Sons, inks, wax.
muciiage; DIetz & schmidt, pocket novel
Bros. two bisque figures; Bergner 4 Engei,
70 dozen beer; H. Monheimer. rug; II. b. Ridge
icy, piano cover: Normandie Skirt Co., satin
Champenois Co.. gold cuff buttons; r. Gold
s s,i,n chamber set, one tea set NJ. Augen;
S r%a sm xH ea Msa o eesd
Augenstein. double pony wagon; James X. p.
Pine, ~ dozen collars, 8 dozen cuffs; ABB smith,
Guggenheimer, two dozen beers: n. l. schloss 4
tial ring; Mandelbaum q Frank, ONE dozen
ware from the following parties: w. g. Horton,
8 E Mahan. NJ; L. Heilbrun, n. W. Beveridge,
D. R r Hickling. A. Connell, Mrs. RUPERT, Mrs.
Well, Livingston Co, n Y; G ". Hall, Lang
field, Turner & Andrews, Philadelphia; l. VAL
Sc MIME a. i M
lock 4 Green. 4. Rosenfeld q Co., r Monhei.
Mrs Berberich, Mrs. Coleman, Mr.. Sanger. L
schlsissner, S. Walden, &. Sa.!isiO. +. 4. pufiS.
ILsahy, MIS-. braxsr, Miss den.Se!F. 9 ".
Bnorp; s 8; Marks A wssyer e VIVA
NJ. zimmerman, Mrs. Ii. Baum, Muller & Mo
Cutche1n. R. c. Lewis, Updegraff Glove Conn
SON, iron work; VIM. Hochster. New York,
ewelry: s. Bernstein, silk handkerchiefs: J. w.
SeM hort eani Hm, d + simon ION .,s Co.
smith & Kaufman, 4 silk handkerchisis;
Walter B. Williams silver picket jar;
r. d Z. Spencer, Spencerian scholarship; I: L.
T. Hornberg, So; NJ. w. Upper & g., I. Cohen,
ACCORDION; Stern Bros. & Co, ring, gold locket;
4 wv w. Fre %naa and . Mr. plsterch cut flowers
Fellows Co, Troy. n. 2, $40. Fancy goods,
friends, sisso; B. Roth, c. christiani, N. Hoi.
lahan, w. H. Spelshouse, J. Giessler, H. Kraem-
er. L; H. Meyers, O'Donnell. q. Harding, H.
Sieyers Bro, ~ ton coal; ]. Keppler, b. Bev-
eridge, Mr.. Morsell, Mr.. Shugrue, 81. rs; Mr.
ia SaerhG NJ. MT: NC MeCsbe 81; sto,t Cromwell
heimer.
The Courts.
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 1,Judoe OBJ.
To-day, Hoover agt. Lttleford; motion for
new trial filed. Cummins agt. Van Vleet; order
for security for costs or deposit OF 5000. Mayse
ley; motion for new trial.
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 2-Judge Merrick.
Today, keyser, receiver, agt Humes exeou-
tors; hearing on demurrer resumed.
CRIMINAL COURT-Judge AocArthx.
To-day, Chas. Ashton and Jas. Lucas, charged
with assault on an officer, and Albert johnson,
charged with assault, were committed In de-
POLICE CouRr-Judge Shell
house; $50 or 90 days. Maggie smith, colored,
pent eoored on Sssie Shumym, SEQ
or SO days: Sarah Lloyd. colored. threats; 500
bonds or SO days: Lizzie Thompson and Alice
VIM: T. Palmer, assault SO days in JAN aud
bonds or six months.
Affairs I'm West Washington.
Sons BRUTAL TREATMENT OF Hrs
Palmer, who lives ON Sd street.
near the corner of High street, was before the
saulting his aged mother. The old lady testi-
fed that on Thursday night she gave her son
YESTERDAY ter morning he wanted T more mcne Ha
which she could not give him because she had
none. He then began to abuse her, and picked
sned to strike her with, and she had to rum
rom the house. He followed her out in the
street, pushed her back into the house. and
head. She said she was afraid of him. Ofncer
Brown testified that yesterday morning he saw
Mrs. Palmer coming down the street with her
head bleeding, and on her complaint witness
arrested her son, who is about thirty-five years
Did. He was drunk at the time The Judge
luired him to give $500 bonds, in default Of six
months in Jail.
CONDITION OF THE CITIZENS EQUITABLE
W. v. Lewis and Aaron NJ. Skinner, the COM
nittee appointed by the directors of the above |
named association, in their report submitted to
The meeting held Thursday evening, say they
made a searching examination Of the affairs |
If the association and found them to be In q |
good and sound financial condition. In |
every instance, with one exception, the amount |
oaned agrees with the amount allowed by the |
valuation committee, thus showing that the |
oans are abundantly secured; there are also q |
been accepted which is Amply sufficient for the |
amount loaned. Every check has been |
y neither for advances, Withdrawals or expenses; |
he checks have been examined by the check |
nook. the cash book and the bank book, all OF |
In April, 1888, and has now been |
cunning 80 months. The check book shows /
me
lrawals, 81 .43 for expenses and $54 go for /
insurance, making total for all purposes Of |
Die in January and ' February. 1855, In adj adj
ion to the great number Of notices given for |