Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-15
Condensed LOcala

The veterans of the National Rifles will cele-
brate the twenty-fifth anniversary of their mus
ter into the service of the government in 1851
at Amans this evening. Several of the MEM
bers who live away from the city have returned
Emmett =. Bunyea, administrator of Rebecca
Bunyea has sued the Metropolitan railroad
company for damages laid at $4,000 for in
juries ikiiic,ed by a Street car on Rebecca Bun
yea, his daughter. seven years of age, who was
run over by Metropolitan car at East Capitol
died in the following December.
In the list of officers o1 the Grand Command
cry L. o. G. G., published in THE STAR of Tues
day, the name of VIM. III. Hines should have
been iona VI. Andrus, as grand trustee.
In the divorce case of Lizzie F. Robinson apt
Albert j. Robinson, in which Judge Cox granted
the complainant a decree yesterday, the defend
ANT has appealed
vented hy Dir. j. ~ Maloney, of this city en-
aoles the operator TO change his arm TO three
different positions while sending
VIM. Shaffer. white. at work yesterday on the
1redSInS machine lying in the Washington
channel had his left arm broken. He was con-
veyed To Providence hospital
Ellen Parker, alias Ella smith, colored struck
Annie Thompson with a bed-post on the head
yesterday afternoon, infiictng u painful wound
This occurred on Pennsylva avenue between
I'd and sd streets southeast.
since DECEMBER ), 400 dodgers were accom-
niodated in the hight lodging house. which
closes on sunday Tor the year. About :;97
Were refused tor cause. There were 1891 meals
furnished To applicants.
The Light Infantry will be assisted by q citi-
zens committee in entertaining the New York
he
Icnos subscribed, as reported by the treasurer
now afAOunt to- 81 200.
AT the meeting of the American Fisheries so
Getty IN chicago yesterday, papers were read by
Messrs. A. Ill. Clark, K T.. Z. Stearne and w. V.
Cox, of this city.
j. Shillington sends Demorest's Monthly and
Frank Lesie's Popular Monthly for May
detective Carter yesterday arrested Carrie
smith, a servant GIRL and locked her up at the
uith precinct station, charged with stealing n
quantity OF jewelry from Mrs. Eliza Shepherd
OF 1881 Caroline street. The jewelry was recov,
cred.
SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN KILLED BY THE
dRA Ira body OF an unknown eolored man
was found on the IL. & U. railroad track at l.
between 9Th and 6tn streets northeast thi,
morning by John Kern. The body was taken
supposed to have been killed by the 1 O'clock
Train northward on the Washington branch.
PROPOSED MONUMENT TO DIR. RUsH-In
pursuance of resolutions adopted at the last
meeting OF the American Medical association,
Prof Brodie, the president, has appointed a
committee, OF which Medical Director Albert s.
Gihon, U.S.N-, Is chairman, Prot. Geo. IL. Bohe
Oi baltimore, secretary and DIR. j. VI. Toner, OF
this city, treasurer, with member from each
state and territory, the army, navy, and marine
hospital service, 10 erect a monument in this
city as a tribute by the medical profession OF
this country TO DIR. Benjamin Rush. W no was
determined upon as the representative OF the
profession because, in addition To mis- renown us
practitioner lecturer and writer. he was a
member OF the Continental Congress, a signer
Oh the Declaration OF Independence, the first
physician-in-chief of the revolutionary ur,ny
aud one of the trainers of the federal constitu-
Goh. subscriptions are To be limited To 81 from
each phy stefan and student OF medicine.
SUIT FOR $4,000 FOR SLANDER.-Mr VIM
r. Clayton to-day, by NJ. NJ. Richardson en-
Tered suit against VIM. X. Mclean Tor SOoO
Tor SANDER. The paintin sets forth that he is a
carpenter and builder, and has the reputation
OF an honest. upright citizen and carpenter and
contractor, and he charges that the defendant
Inaliciousiy and wickeJly Intending To injure
MS SoGt name, fame and estate, and to bring
on him the distrust OF the citizens, and To cause
him 10 be regarded as a dishonest man. so that
citizens should desist from employing him
GID, on the "a tn OF March last, at the corner OF
18th and u streets, publish and speak in the
hearing of several true and faithful citizens the
following :. have just kicked Clayton out of
the office. He Is bad pay, and he does not pay
ILLS bills, by means OF which plaintiff has been
hurt IN his reputation, &c
GRAND CHANGE--The popular clothing
establishment, located at the corner OF 10th
and streets northwest, aud known as the
"disnt store, has been entirely renovated,
elegantly lifted up, and is now known as Oak
Hall" being conducted by the former Well
known proprietor, Mr. Weyl. The store has
been considerably enlarged and Is completely
packed with an fn,nenss. stock OF all grades OF
mems, youths and boys clothing, which will be-
SOLD with the smallest possible margin. The pro-
prietor issues a general invitation for a visit
and ali will be courteously treated, whether
t2ey are purchasers or merely visitors.