Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-02

CITY AND DISTRICT.
AmuSemenss Tonight.
NArIoNAL.-"Fun and Physc."
MISUNDERSTANDING Girl"
MANASSAS PANoRAMA.-1oths street and Ohio
avenue.
Condensed Locals.
The union campmeeting of Baltimore and
Washington districts, Washington conference,
Methodist Episcopal church, will be held this
1non,n al irnlns arr, serS year 70 Annapols
Friday and continue for Is days
Rev. II. y. Cleveland, formerly OF this city,
but now of Philadelphia, preached the anniver-
sary sermon at the auditorium, in Ocean Grove,
yesterday.
Those VINO leave the city during the summer
can have THE STAR mailed 10 them for any
length OF time and the address changed as often
AS desired. The subscription must be invariably
saturday night Joseph Elmer Shelton, Is
years old, while playing with the flying horses
at Guethlers park. got mis- hand caught in the
cog wheel and had one finger cut OFF al the JOINT
ard one mashed. DIR. Adams was called and
dressed the wounds.
The knights Templar of this city who attend
the triennial concisIye in ~. Louis, September
22d, will have their headquarters at ST. James
hotel IN that city
The heavy shower yesterday afternoon
threatened Tor "a time to inundate the lower
levels OF the city Inc streets near the James
creek canal Were flooded.
y meeting of representatives of fraternal
beneficiary societies doing business in the
convene in this city next October.
The Woman's Press association has &C
eepted the resignation OF Mrs. Z. Z. Briggs as
president.
services in memory of the late Rev. Dr.
BurShartt of Meade Post. q. A. r., were held
yesterday at the Bethel. near navy yard gate.
The eighth annual picnic given Gy the North
Ind Socias will take place at LeecnbaIers gar
Thursday
The Corcoran Gallery of Art will be closed to
the public during the month OF August, while
improvements are being Inaue.
Man Terribly Beaten.
HIS ASsAILANT A MUCH YOUNGER AND
SrkoNGER MAN-sERIoUs CONDITION OF THE
VICTIM
Peter HenbroOk and Louis OverhOuse, en-
ployes OF the Glenwood cemetery, met in
Schreders saloon, on Lincoln avenue, in the
county, saturday. Heinbrook found some
fault with Overhouse, and quarrel ensued,
anu HeinbroOk, who IS - powerful young man,
severely beat OyerhOuse, who IS a much older
ItIin, about the head with his fists, inf1icting
several wounds which may cause his death.
The injured man taken 10 his home, where
he WAS attended by DIR. Naylor. Later In the
day Sergeant Slattery aud officer Mcnamara
arrested Heinbrook and locked him up al tile
second precinct station This morning in the
Police Court charge of assault against him
WAS continued because OVerhOuSe WAS too ill to
attend the court.
y DRUMMER ARREsrED.-Saturday evening
Detectives Rah and Horne arrested VIM Met
call, Il drummer for the New York firm OF Fried
man x Sauteyuns- They say he had been
drinking and had pawned some samples of cut
lery belonging To his employers. He will prob
ably be released to-day, as it is not thought
mat his employers Will prosecute him.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk oil the court to
benjamin Anderson and Henrietta Coleman;
Samuel u. West and Frances Carter; George
Emmert, jr.. and Mary L. Rocca; Daniel Brown
Maggie Murphy. both OF Baltimore, Md; James
y Tray Tor and Susie RothweiI sheriff; w. L. d.
Iravers and Ella Rebecca Forrest.
VETERANS WHO WANT TO FIGHT MEXICO
NJ A Dillon. commander of the Union Vet
Grams union. has sent a letter TO Gov. Ireland,
Of Texas, saying: believing, all good ci,izens
should, that the standard OF American citizen
snlp shouid be raised to n higher level than
that OF late years, we, the Union Veterans
union composed only of men who saw service
ON many ba,ilefield), tender YOU through
our commander Vi. ~ Dillon our services in
defense of the honor of the United States first
and Texas aiterward in tle troubles now brew
Ing on our borders. We can easily furnish you
!; thousand men who have faced death in all
its forms, from this city. Trusting to hear from
you sooIi' remain yours Tor honor"
TRANSFERRED To WAsHINGToN-Mr John
y. Brosnan ana Mr.. James y. Gray, OF the fac
uliy OF Loyoa college, Baltimore. have been
Transferred To Georgetown college, the former
j" teach M gheMisy and the latter to teach
comes to GonZaga college, this city These
changes were made Saturday, which was ST.
IsnatIus day.
The GOSPEL TEMPERANCE SUNDAY SCHOOL
Az meeting OF the directors of the Gospel
Temperance sunday school. No. 721 9th street
northwest, yesterday afternoon, the board was
enlarged by the election OF :. W. Russell and
range the details Tor memorial exercises 10 be
held at the same place next sunday afternoon
In menory oil the Rev. +. b. Burkhardt.
KILLED ON THE RAILRoAD.-The local train
ON the Alexandria and Washington railroad
shortly before II O'Clock Saturday night struck
and Killed a coiored man named Johnson who
M ,s wahing On the railway track short dis;
near Fort Runyon, in Alexandria county.
The q. A. r. AT SAN FRANcIsCO.-Gen s. 8.
Burdett, OF this city. coInmander-in-chiefo OF the
Grand Army of the Republic, and staff, arrived
at san Francisco yesterday afternoon. re-
ception was rendered the commander. Gen.
Logan and party passed through Winnemuccs.,
yesterday afternoon, and are expected in San
the Grand Army OF the Republic arrived yes
terday.
IHE DEFEAT OF THE NATIONALS SATURDAY.
The ball game between the Kansas City and
the Nationals, Saturday, was very interesting
and we'll contested, but was won by the visitors
by score oil too. Whitney and Shaw both
pitched effectively The game was lost by the
WasnIngtons through an error OF Farrell, who
dropped ny ball, allowing the visitors to score
runs.
The COMING SESSION OF THE GRAND CHAP
Tkk-The committees in charge of the arrange
ments for the meeting OF the General Grand
Chapter, Royal Arch Masons Oh the United
States, TO begin here september 2Sth, have pre-
pared u long program. The convoeation will
open Tuesday. the 2sth, and continue till the
following saturday. On the first day there
will be d parade OF the Masons OF the District
with J. Il. Pearson as grand marshal This
parade will escort the members OF the Grand
Chapter To- the Masonic temple, where addresses
OF welcome will be delivered by District Com
missioner Webb, by George L. Corson grand
high priest OF the District OF Columbia, on
behalf OF the Royal Arch Masons of the Dis
lrict and by TIP. TschifeIy grand mast ter OF lhs
District OF Columbia ,on behalf OF the fraternity
"Wednesday night banquet will be given
Thursday there will be trip 10 Mount Vernon
and q collation. on the lawn. a. ~ -
GRAND SPECIAL TRAIN EXCURSION Il
Richmond. und der the auspices OF the s.W ASH
ingtoL cadet rps" will leave the 9th stree
station at i p In. tomorrow. aud returning
leave edmond at 10 pm. Wednesday
August 4th, thus afording the excursioniSis
icli day TO visit the various places Of interes
In that city. Tickets TO be sold At the low rat.
OF ~ Tor the round trip. -
An AssIGNEE's SALE OF JEwELRY, &c, viii
take place at 433 9Th street northwest u
morrow evening at s:30 o'clock. This Is ,
spisnCid opportunity, the goods are repre-
nShied 10 be nrsteiass and the sale positive
1Ie advertisements will give psrtiealar1.