Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-13
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The Maryland Democratic association, ut a
largely attended meeting last night, adopted
resolutions of respect for the memory of the late
Hon. VIM. Ii. Cole, and ordered that a copy OF
the resolutions ne engrOSsed and sent to the
family of the deceased
I,r. SiDey, who il is claimed was the oldest
Resident of Montgomery county, Md, died at
his residence near Clarksburg on the 9th
Instant Mr.. Stbley was the father OF MIR. w.
ii. Sibley, OF this city, and brother of Ben
tarnfn Sibley, who half a century ago a
weiI-known blacksmith OF the District and who
died at Hillsboro, Ohio, last April
jeremiah Jackson, a colored man, 60 years
old was overcome with heat yesterday while
breaking stone. and was taken TO his home, on
18th street northwest by Officer Kendall,
where ne recovered.
This morning about 9:45 o'clock an excursion
train arrived at the b. Il +. depot with about
300 persons from Wilmington, \. G. The excur-
sionSts We're white and cOlored people, about
equally divided as to Lumbers.
the last Will of the late Chas. +. Jarvis, filed
yesterday, directs simply that all his worldly
goods -be left 10 his WIFE,
AT a meeting OF the Associated Veterans of
the District last evening. Col. W. o. Drew pre-
Siding. Capt. Wagner stated that the bin now
before Congress for the relief of the District
veterans was in good shape, and he thought
that ii would probably be reported from the
committee on pensions during the next few
DAYS.
The stockholders of the National Union In
surance company yesterday elected directors
Ior the ensuing year as follows: Samuel Bacon,
Frederick Pilling, W. Dixon, W. III. Emory, j..
ii. " atmough, II. Francis, +. Miller, III. o.
Towles. and Charles Mades. At "A subsequent
injecting Oh the directors Sstlnuei Bacon Was re-
elected president and Frederick Pilling vice
president.
Eoson = DenSmore has filed n petition for
divorce from Emma y. DenSmore.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Anacostia Railroad company the following
were elected as "A board of directors for the ensu-
Ing year: Messrs. X. Il. Clarke, f.. NJ. Chaplin, III.
a. OrlSwOld, L. T. SmlthsOn, Edward Temple,
W. I'll. West. and j. u. Williams.
Those who leave the city during the summer
can have The STAR mailed to them any
length OF time and the address changed as often
as desired The subscription must be Invariably
paid in advance.
Kate Colt, young white woman, wife of
was in the Police Court to-day charged ~ Mrs.
Jennie Jones, her sister, with using indecent
language, and WAS fined so.
The popular trips of the steamer Mary Wash
ington ON Wednesdays, Saturdays and sun
days, beginning tomorrow, will be enlivened
with music and dancing, the performances OF
Prot. Everett and a Punch and Judy show to
amuse the little ones.
The second excursion of the National Rifles
70 Marshall Hall on the w. W. Corcoran will
be given on Thursday, July 18th, leaving at
$50 p. m. These excursions have in the past
always been SO pleasant that there is no doubt
OF the entire success OF this one.
The Column bit Turn Nerein elected the follow
Hugo Schu!ze; vice president, Z. n. Brick wedde;
recording and financial secretary, Paul q. Cob
lenZer: hrst turnwart, Hugo HesseIbach; second
furnwart. Henry Pahl; first custodian, \. Lerch;
second custodian, JnO. Behling; treasurer, Jno.
~ GrieSbauer; teacher vi junior class, q. W.
Spler; librarian, 4. Bachschinid.
Pioneer Council, No. 1, Sons OF JOnadab hay-
In presented John Tyler, jr., with a handsome
gold badge Of the order in honor OF his eighth
installation as Patriarch last SATURDAY evening
he invited the membership to partake OF re-
freshments and celebrate his fourth birthday as
atemperance man.