Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-08
COnSsel1SeA Locals

Condensed Locals.
On motion of Mr. N III. Miller to-day the ap-
piication OF Mr.. Charles Bendheim tor admis-
sion to- the bar was referred 10 the examining
committee.
In tn. case of Nailor against Nailor in the
Court in General Term to-day an appeal was
taken To the supreme Court OF the United
States, the bond being fixed at 100000.
Hamline sunday school will give enjoy
able excursion to- Marshall Hall ON the comIno-
dlous steamers Jane Moseley and Wakefield to-
morrow.
can have The STAi: mailed 10 them for any
length OF time and the address changed as often
as desired HE subscription must be invariably
paid in advance
A boy named Willie Goldsmith, living at No.
S3o Virginia avenue southwest, fell while ska
ting on roller skates in the Capitol grounds,
terday, and broke his left arm in two places.
The executive committee OF the veterans of
The w ashingtOn Light Infantry last night made
arrangements for holding "A picnic OH the 10Th
Instant at the SchuetZen park to- celebrate their
muster OUT of service on that date i'll 1861.
Messrs. Aaron A. owen, William c. Martin,
Herbert w iltians and Thomas \. Robbins. stu
dents-at-laW, were yesterday admitted to prac-
Gce before the District bar.
At a meeting last evening of the survivors of
the Metropolitan Rifles, District volunteers, "a
constitution for q permanent organization, to
De known as the Veteran Association OF Metro
politan Rifles, was adopted.
The American Association of Instructors for
Inc bnnd, IN session In New York, yesterday
adopted report looking To the establishment
OF national college Tor the education OF the
blind in this city.
Andrew Nelson found newborn colored in
1ant In the yard of the colored orphan asylum,
on Sth street extended. about 11::3G o'clock last
night. II was sent TO 81. AIMS asylum.
The ladies OF the Congregational church will
give an excursion down the Potomac on the
Corcoran Tomorrow evening, the boat leaving
The wharf at . O'Clock sharp.
The divorce case OF Mary Ellen Wilson agt.
David X Wilson, filed June 26th, has been
discontinued by the plaintiff.
An exempliried copy o. the will of the late
charlotte Char NJ Smith, OF Cambridge. n. B., was
The grand jury this morning returned AN in
dictment against Charles H. Hates tor bigaIny
ana were discharged tall September 18th.
CENTRAL UNION MIssIoN-The ladies i'm
charge OF the children'S work at the mission are
down the river TO River View on the Mary
W ashingtOn, on Saturday, Capt. Randall hay-
ing kindly placed his steamer at their disposal.
Inc attention OF the friends of the mission is
called TO the advertisement under head OF "Spe-
cial Notices."
DORSEY COMMITTED To JAIL--In the case OF
George Dorsey, colored, tor shooting and killing
George Dover at a picnic near Sligo Nd last
Monday, Committing Magistrate Condict, alter
q hearing yesterday, committed the prisoner
To the Rockville Jail for action of the grand
jury Two other cOiored young men who are
witnesses 10 the shooting were committed py
the same magistrate in;default of fines for six
months each Tor carrying concealed weapons.
The WAsHINGToS LIGHT INFANTRY CORPS.
Atthe monthly meeting of the Washing ton
Light Infantry Corps last evening the conStitu-
fion was amended SO to provide tor "A BOARD
OF managers consisting of tour honorary and
Ioor active members To assume control and
manage the affairs OF the CORPS The board as
appointed Is composed follows: Honorary,
Nessrs. Thomas Somerville w > Roose Geo
q. Timns and Frank Hume; active Capt w n
Dalton, Sergt- Major b. j. CraIner, Serst. D. =.
Sonnson and Corp. Loeffler- The corps decided
70 give dress parade in the White Lot. oppo-
site the armory, once a month during the sum-
mer. The encampment committee reserved
their report until next "Wednesday night. The
corps has received an invitation from the cit
liens OF both Cape May and Atlantic City to
their cities, but took no action in the matter as
the encsInpment committee will visit both of
the above places on Sunday and Monday next,
Gno give q nnal report on the 14th OF
July. The corps will then decide between the
two places. Al the monthly dress parades the
company making the best appearance and ac-
quitting themselves the best viii Ee awarded a
small SIX banner bearing a legend OF their sue
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MAKKEr.-17O cattle
On the market yesterday and all sold to butch
Per H.; good sold from As to 51sc. per h.; me-
dunn, from Al. TO 4s.c. per h.: common from q
market. Old sheep sold from to 3I,c. per ID:
lambs sold from 10 6hzc. per To-; 4s6 left
over. 80 cows and calves sold from $40 to
800 each Market for cattle was fair; market
1or sheep and lambs was slow.
A Cow CLEARS THE AvENUE.-This morning
M enraged COW escaped from a river steamer
On It's arrival at the wharf and ran up the
street, knocking over dry goods boxes and bar
1eis and driving persons or the street. When
the cow arrived at the corner Of eth street and
fennsylVania avenue IL turned into Market
space and cleared the crowded sidewalks from
.th To 9th streets, when ii fell to the pavement
exhausted.
HIS SKULL FRACTURED BY HORSES KICK
Yesterday afternoon Joseph Haske, a white
boy, seven !es,rs old, was playing on a vacant
lot on 2Uth street between l. and NJ streets
northwest, when ne WAS kicked by q horse on
Tue right side vi the head, fracturing his skull
de was picked up and taken to his home No.
2OSS l. street northwest, and DR.. +. c. Ewing
was called IN and pronounced his injuries dan
gerous.
The STEAMER 7. v. ARRowsMIrH will re-
eulne her regular trips TO Colonial Beach on
sunday morning. the damage TO her shaft
proved 70 be but slight, and has been properly
repaired The delsy on the last trip was, the
Omcers say, due more 10 over-cautiOn on tine
SIDE Of safety than from actual necessity. While
she inconvenience to The passengers Is to be re-
1retted, the officers oi the boat deserve credit
Tor their prudence. The Arrowsmith will M a ke
her trip 10 Marshall Hall on Saturday evening
n o clock. See advertisement
PROP. BOYD, who lectures in Lincoln Hall to-
norrow evening on Memory, Is stranger to
Wasningtonians, having taught the art and lee,
sufeo upon II In this city several years ago
Woen ne secured the highest testimOni from
Sopaas and those giving attention To the subject
Sance toen he has published a book, in which
principles OF the art fully and clearly sci
ostA, sno which has also received the highest
praise nom the leading critics of the country
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