Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-18
The Sciiuetzenfest.

CT PRIZES LAST NIGHT.
There was large attendance at the Schuetzen-
lest last evening The prizes in the bowling
contest tor the day were announced as follows.
FIRST, On Scheuch; second, W. Widmayer:
thirG, j. Nogt; fourth, r. Auenthier; fifth, L.
Rudolf; sixth, a. Ebert; seventh, G. Motifs;
eighth, George Goebel; ninth, Oh. Schroth, and
tenth. y. MjlIer.
Prizes in the ladies' shooting match We're
aWarded as follows: First. Mrs. Charles Meyer;
Second second, NE. Charles a; Lauther, third, Mrs.
Charles Ebert; fourth, Mrs. y. Buerrossi: fifth
MIS- william Nuehleissen: sixth. Mrs William
ttelmus; seventh, Mrs. William berens: eighthl
Nogt. -
HI, AARHIAeE LICENSES. Marriage licenses
nave been issued by the clerk OF the court to
Joan thompson and Annie Diggs; Andrew j.
Williams am, and Clara 6. Mulloy; W. H. Barbour
ana Mary Pleasant; John w. W eeks and Jessie
~ bins Michael Murphy and Margaret Beck-
ley; b. NJ. Beaii ana F. l. MoreIand.
OWENS HELD To ANSWER FOR ERNEST AL.
LIZ OEATH-fhe coroner, DR.. Patterson held
al it1IuesI yesterday afternoon, at the eighth
precinct station, il tine case o: Ernest alias
DIX Allen, who Died yesterday morning
IRON tnc effects OF an injury on the head in
.itteu- ~ Il charged, with II stone by John ~
,, uurlhx fracaS On Nichols avenue. near
lfle race course, Tuesday evening. Several
Illnesses were examined, and their story was
SUBSTANTIALLY the same as published in yester-
Cay ; STAR The jury founu |. verdict holding
o~ehs responsible Tor Aliens death. and he
was committed 10 Jail To await the action of
the grand jury the body Of Allen has been
tarned over to his wife vino lives viii her
a1ree children near Oxen Hill. Prince Georges
county, Maryland
a MISSING WARRANT FoUND.-This MORN
ny IL the Police Court Assistant District
Attorney Lavender called the attention of
Judge smell To the case of Edwin A MCINTYRE
tine reai estate agent, charged with perjury
growing out of the settlement OF his brofRer;s
estate, ana stated that the papers in the cas-.
were missing, but as he case being investi-
5ttSu by the grand jury, he desired to enter a
noiIe pros in the case before this court AS the
warrant could not be found. the court directed
the clerk 10 make the proper entry. The war
Eaht was afterwards found in the District Attor-
neys o.nce.
WASHINGTON KNIGHTS TEMPLAR IN RosroN
inc lie Moiay Conrnandery, now in Boston
were escorted yesterday, in company with the
De Lion Commandery, Of Charleston to that
town where in the hall they were presented by
Fast commander VIM. Hardman, of the B.ston
order, with a badge in the form OF a sonvenir ~
bunker HILL The Washington yisitors were
snen taken on the harbor trip and were iunched
an i .ealsteu with great hospitality To-day they
VIII DC given a banquet in Boston and will leay.,
IRIS even ag for home.
ANOTHER PROPOSED CEIrRRAr1o~ nv NE
Tkicf ErEttANs--At a meeting of the execu-
i've con. tiittee OF the District Veterans asso-
siaton. neiG at Abnsr's last evening COL NJ
~, Ore" Prrsiding, a committee consisting OF
MMe.srs; j. T. krease, r. L. Rodfer, W. A.
Was apieas.ted 10 arrange for mass meetine
GA July IL OF the District veterans OF 1851. no
Drew, ON pcis.if ol the committee nrs:ente TED
SApt. s<orie Wasner with Handsome gold
m tssSs a letter Was sddresssd 70 Hon. Geo W
,nS bill sos &c SleS bounty g. 81 men Who
eaai sOs 1900 men on April IS, lssl.
eenednle az Pennsylvania railroad ia e6sce
sune 13th. the time between Wasnineton- ~
ened The f.Siss~o = 1nrsss ss,S rS9v1siy Quick