Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-28
Condensed Locals.


Bookbinders' Assembly 1898, X. of L., has
adopted resolutions urging that the plant OF the
Washington and Georgetown Gas companies be
purchased by the District government, 10 be
managed for the best interests OF the COM
immunity.
The National Fair association has arranged
for Jour trottiug Races, To take place at the Ivy
City track the afternoon OF July 9th.
Officer Elliott took TO the sixth precinct
Station yesterday dead infant, found in the
shed in the rear OF house No. 80 1Ith street
northwest The bods was so much decomposed
that neither the sex nor color OF the babe could
be ascertaIned.
Officer Pearson was overcome by the heat
yesterday and had 10 be conveyed 10 his home.
August NOikhauSen, ALI eX-soiGIer, about 81
years of age, claiming 10 hail from Florida,
who was evidently insane. was taken III Gus
tod- near the capitol by Detective Edelin, and
was subsequently taken to the government;
hospital for the insane
About 115 o'clock this morning 1. fire
took place in house 21S ID stree north
west, occupied by Joseph H"f and owned by
Mrs Stevens The fire Is supposed 10 have been
caused by an incendiary- Loss S1OO Oh build
Ing and $500 ON furniture.
Yesterday afternoon as Mr.. Charles Abel
was driving near GleuwOod in his buggy the
Mir. Abel was BADLY bruised about the head.
Delegates from The convention of the Ma
tlOnal Travellers Protective association, just
closed in Baltimore, in charge OF Mr.. T. T..
Thomas, of Sprin gfieid, Ohio, formerly OF this
cry, sereHaded The STAR office saturday even
Ins. The band Was he big SIX" bani OF
Springfield, Prof. John Reising, leader.
AZ d meeting saturday OF tn bar of the
Court OF Cldlms, Chief Justice richardson pre-
siding and Frank ". HacSett secretary, APP
prOprIate resolutions We're adopted respecting
the Death OF ex-Asslstant Attorney General
Thomas SimOns.
Robert Crampston was fined SO by Judge
Sne!l this morning Tor indecent exposure in
Franklin sIaare-
Bishop O'sulivan, Of Mobile, Ala, formerly
pastor of 81 Peters cnu.ch, Capitol Hell, SAID
mass at that church yesterday morning.
Bishop O'SuiiIvan vii. be the guest Father
DeNine. vi -. Peters. until tomorrow. when
he -oes TO Baltimore 10 take part in the cere-
attending Ee
Gibbons ID the cdrdinaiate.
The Arso Literary club has elected the fol-
lowing officers: sam HerZoS, president; l..
Si4NeIO eig, vice presidents; L. Baumgarten,
cordIns secretary; :. Richard, corresponding
secretary; :. Lewis. financial secretary; Ii.
RDchebiid, treasurer.
T.Ie FI1Ih Baptist church sunday school eele-
brAied lis tnirtieth anniversary yesterday
AFTERNOON Addresses were nade by Messrs.
= = Taylor, j. e. DeAtley and John L. Cox, ex-
sGperlntendents, and Rev. Z. G.. Meadur, pastor
sec special notice OF Benevolent Fraternity
AiOSc Who leave I9S city during the summer
can have The STAR mailed t. them Tor any
length OF time and the address changed often
- IesiTed The subscription must be invariably
pad IN advance
twenty-five little girls and boy 5 are holding a
l,ur, at 1887 + street, Tor the DenefC of the
children home. the public ar invited to at
Inc will of Richard 4. Edmou .tou was f,I1v
proved IN the registers office -iay, admitted
10 probate, and letters test;,nentiry were issued
10 4. W. EdmOuStOn; bond $500.
No more cow-yard cases were brought before
JUdSe smell this morning. two old cOlored we)-
fEeI being the defendants They were fined 81
each.
Ine Carroll Institute has made ARRANGEMENTS
tor az excursion To Baltimore on June Both, via
the Il. & -. Il. X.
Tie maine of Miss Lula Peaxe. daughter of the
editor % the i-'tureI RetteiC, was accidentally
omitted from the list OF those receiving "a pre-
Hliun at the commencement of 81. Cecilla's
ae'ideny, which occurred on Thursday last
An ODD FELLOWS Observation-Disclosures
-sals 4sdsf al
named officers; Frank L. Avery, y. u: Wilton
Gfiihn. y. e.; Edward B..wsel, recording secre-
W Leannarda. treasurer. Representatives to
the Gr..nd Lodge: Vi. ID. Brain.rd, w j. Drum
1nond, - W. Leannarda, j. \. h. Moore, H. A.
Bales and John l.. Connor. Delegate 10 the.
eeherai Relief association, NJ. D. Brainard.
NERDIcrs AFFIEMED.-To-day. in the Court
In General Term, the Judgment below in the
ease of McDade against tine Washington and
Georgetown Railroad COMMUNICATION for
damages by the loss OF an aim in he sbops of
the c-'mpany-in which the verdict WAS for
piaintin, e6.l93. was affirmed. Judge Merrick
de.lN erets the opinion Of the court. In the case
81 Henry +. Woodbury. against The District The
Judgment WAS also affirmed. judge Hagner d.
HNtTng the opinion OI the court. This was an
action for daia1gcs, in which a verdict tor
Si1,OOo Was given plaintiff for damages re-
ceire'i by failing into Il hole N the sidewalk on
October, 1851.
MARRIAGE Licenses - Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk OF the court To
John SACKS ana Madeline Burns; Eugene :.
Barker and Bette r Hu,!Hefi; J. y. POpnarl
OF Culpeper, ana Ruth Brow n; hos W Mitchell
and Mary j. LarISiu.
Low-RaTE EXCURSION To RAITrwoRr VI.
THE BALTIMORE AND Potomac RAILROAD
For the convenience OF " Washington people de-
string to visit Baltimore ON tile occasion OF The
elevation To the cardiDSlaie OF the Most Rev
James Gibbons, d. d., archbishop of BaIti-
more, the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
Company will issue TOuud-trip tickets 10 Baiti-
more at the rate oI 81. Tickets good on ali
trains. except the limited express trains, on
day Of Issue. Consult schedule OF this unri-
vailed lre-Sixteen trains in Doth directions.
All stations of the Baltimore and Potonac
railroad centrally located. Tickets tor sale at
SIC ticket Offices o. the company.