Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-23


pO.lce ambulance.
RoBBERIEs REPoRrED.-Louis Chisel, Column
bia road, reports that on the 18th inst there
were stolen from his place AN old saddle and
other articles valued at SO. Vim. Dietz, Is e
street northeast reports stolen from his money
drawer, yesterday afternoon, 81. Mrs. Mary
Ball, 2O63 9Th street, reports that about )
O'Clock "Wednesday evening a sneak thief en-
tered the store and stole IOcketbook contain
Ing ~ and some tea store coupons. George
stevens, Columbia road, reports that the
10Th inst there was stolen from his stable by a
sneak thief "a set of harness, worth $40. Mrs.
= ID. Soper. SO h street northwest, reports that
her house was entered Wednesday by some one
climbing through a front window, and So was
stolen Mrs Nogeisang, 513 18th street nor IL
west, reports that about O'Clock yesterday her
house was entered by "a sneak thief and about
$o4 stolen from the bureau drawer. Wednes-
day night the premises OF Mrs. NJ. kumsey
lilo h street northwest, were entered, and a
ODD FELLOWS OFFICERS INsrALLEp.-Om
GERS Of Friendship Lodge, No. II, /. U. q. F..
have been Installed for present term as follows:
II. Il. Clements, " e.; T. III. Long, V. G.; L. Hail
Sweet, r. =; W. Ii. worInersley, T. >; \. ).
Taylor. L; Alex. ASHLEY, G.; W. \. Greer W .
r. T. Doug lass, g.; Theo. Mead, X > Nc; Thos
OllveT, L. = y. e.; Jas. A. Watt, Il. =. V. G
Geo W Weed. l. = Y. G.; F. Louis Breckley,
X ;. =; FREQ. Langrar, L. >. >; w. T.. Hunter
Gborister.
FURNISHED PLACE TO SLEEP.-"I have
got 10 sleep somewhere in this world" said
Mary Washington, a young colored woman
when arrstigned before Judge smell this morn.
ing Tor vagrancy: The police follow me from
place To place., She said, land won { let me
have any rest" Officer Cole said that the
woman slept about III alleys and dry good,
boxes, and had no visible means OF support
She sometimes sleeps In stationhouses. The
judge required her To- give bonds In default o
three months on the farm
The LIGHT INFANTRY NETERANs-Yester
day afternoon and evening the veterans of 81
VI Co. A, Washington Light Infantry, cele
AL he .rE
OF the muster out OF the company in July, Is6 /
There Was fair attendance despite The threat
enlng clouds The Union Veteran Corps OLD
Guard, Capt. Edgar, was present. Col. VI H. q
Moore, Capt. Breitbarth, and others of In.
The event Ol the day was short address o
Gen- - =. Burdette, who. with Col. Jas ~ TAI
and Iapts- VI. l.. Fisher and James Coleman
was escorted To the pavilion by the Veteran
Corps. The festival was kept up until a lat,
hour.
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THE Boat RACE LAST EyESING.-The rae,
between MarIie and Gaseoigne and the Grit
nth brothers IN double working boats tool
place last evening. The course was from Holtz
man > barge To point OF AnaloStan isIant
and return. The Griffith brothers went To Ia.
'front.' al the start and were never headed. win
race was for gold medals.
AN ATTORNEY SUES For HIS FEEs-Gilber
Meyer, attorney, filed "A suit yesterd; ,,..
Siessrs- wilson, W ills ~ Mct j,riand To- restrain
the defendants from drawing from tile Uuftet
States Treasury certain moneys which nav.
been awarded them in case, in which In.
plaintin had a power of attorney To prosecute
ami did prosecute certain claims against tn,
United States temporary Injunction Wa,
granted.
RACES AT Ivy CIrY-Fhere were two in
teresting horse races at Ivy City yesterday
IL. hcugias Harry Ba>haw the truttin.
race alter five heats. The second contest wa.
al running race OF two three quarter nile heats
and Was won by Tnos. NJ. Draneys Kite"