Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-24
The Local Labor Troubles.
TIE LOCKOUT PROBABLY ENDED IN MOST AL

lEOu0IeSs
TIE LOCKOUT PROBABLY ENDED IN MOST ALL
TRADES.
There was some excitement among the men,
beers of the Stonecutters' union to-day, not on
account of any differences between the men
and the employers, but on account of efforts of
employers 10 get back their old men who have
gone TO work for other persons Workingmen
to-day looked upon the long LOCKOUT as practi-
cally ended The plumbers are the only ones
now locked OUT To any extent. They still
hold out for eight hours and expect to win. The
plasterers insist upon eight hours, but most OF
the men are at work either for eight-hour bosses
or for themselves. a similar state of affairs Is
reported as TO the timers. Painters are going
TO work for nine hours The carpenters, It was
said to-day, are about all at work.
Accommodations Joy. aged So years, who
unemployed in removing earth from an exca-
Walton ON 9Th street, between and o streets fell
from his cart this morning, and a wheel passed
over him which fractured his right hip bone9
He was removed to his home, "a Z street north
west, and attended by DIR. w. II. Taylor.
Michael Dolan, an aged man, fell from weak
ness al the corner of 14th and III streets yester-
day afternoon, and was badly cut about the
face. The patrol wagon took HIM to the Home
OF the Little sisters OF the Poor.
BASE BALL.-The Nationals dropped a game
To the Chlcagos In Chicago yesterday. The score
was 10 10 o. shaw gave ten men their bases on
balls, "A lame arm being the excuse Hines
made four hits. two OF them being home runs
The same cubs play again to-day. Other games
yesterday: AT Kansas CIty-BoStou, ); Kansas
City,3 At ct. Louis-New York, =; ST. Louis
l. At Detroit-Detrolt, :; Philadelphia D. At
ouisvilie-Louisyilie, 4; Cincinnati, g. At
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5; Brooklyn, 10. Al
MISUNDERSTANDING ., :; 81. Louis, U. The Treas
ury department. niEe yesterday defeated nine
Is % q. Ihe MIkado company defeated the
New National theater company yesterday by q
score of Ia To IL.
Two SUDDEN DEATHs.-Francis c. Hanon %
years old, died suddenly yesterday at HerrilIs
brick yard The body was taken TO his late
home In Chiid's alley, on the river front he
tween q and * streets southeast and the coro-
ner gave a certificate of death from heart dis
ease Yesterday afternoon Annie q. Marshall
acoiored child three years old, died suddenly
Al her nome, .3S 9th street southwest The
oIoner gave certincate OF death from natural
cluSeS.
How To DESTROY CArERPILLARs AND ANTS.
Al the meeting of the Horticultural society last
evening 10 was stated that the smoke of sui.
phur burnt Immediately under the branches of
trees injected with caterpillars was a specific
while ants could be destroyed by either sitting
SAT- or pouring hot water over the ground they
occupied
HoSoRS EoCAL--It seems that the honors
Of the Emerson Institute class were shared
DlI!lngs, as they attained the same average on
competitive examination. The record OF both
tnese young gentlemen Is something 10 be
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Narriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court TO w, IL.
LEWIS and susie j. Brown; John Wesley Moore
and Lizzie L. Miles; g. w. Thatcher and Lucy
e Treviliian; John Farnsworth and Mary Lou
Nd
ONE YEAR IN ALBANY PENIrENrrARY.-
GEORGE +. Davenport, who was arrested a few
days ago In New York and brought here to
answer an Indictment for forging the name of
secretary whitney 10 a check for S65 on Mr.. Z.
koio, pleaded guilty in the Criminal Court,
Judge Macarthur, to-day. He asked tor lien.
sncy, stating that he mad recently suffered a
bereavement in his family, and was In bad
penitenttary at Albany.
FINED FOR CRUELTY WHIPPING A HoRsE-
Yesterday Officer Nicholson, OF the fifth pre-
cinct noticed that one OF the government horses
belonging TO the quartermaster generals office
nad been cruelty beaten, and he went to the
Office 10 investigate the case. Alexander Heard
one OF the drivers. was brought up In the Office
had kieEed ~ SSi np .ne animal because i
and the officer arrested him. This mornins
Judge smell fined him SO.
GRAND ARMY ENcAMpMESr AND Hr,,sro,
AT GETrYsBURG--The Grand Army OF tile Re
public, department OF PENNSYLVANIA will an
camp ON tie battlefield OF Gettysburg July ,
and remain until the .tn- on the I'd ana Sd O
july the reunion OF the Third Army Corps viii
be held on the same historic field The ericamp
ment OF the Grand Army will be largely at
tended, and the reunion will bring together vet
srans Ifoln every state In the Union ON the 20
Interesting ceremonies incident to the dedica
ton OF mon unents Will be held, and on ever,
day during the week something OF interest Il
every old soldier Will occur. Never since tn.
memorable days OF the battle has there assem-
bled ON this famous SPOT notable and impsss
Ing q collection % se;er.fns as will gather there
during this week, and no better opportunity io
visiting the battle ground in the company o
those who were Engaged In the great night vii
ever be offered. For the benefit OF those wht
desire TO be present the pennsylvania railroad
company will sell excursion tickets 10 Gettys
burg from all stations ON its lines east OF Pitts
bury and Erie on June 80, July 1, 2, and 4
good to return until the Sti, inclusive, at ons
fare for the round trip.