Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-07
CITY AND DISTRICT
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NATIoNAL.-'sThe Black Hussar."
ALBAUGHs.-"1he Golden Hem"
PANORAMA BUILDISG-second Battle of Bull
Run.
Condensed Locals.
The handle of the pump oth street. be-
TWEEN and streets northwest, is broken OFT.
1he water Il excellent, and is greatly missed by
everyone III the neighborhood.
Lena Lenape Tribe, No. 2, of Red Men, who
Spent two days here the guests OF Logan
tribe lett for home yesterday afternoon.
Albert Mcmillan, boy vi fifteen years old,
living with his grandmother, at 22l9 II street
northwest, was drowned yesterday afternoon
while bathing in the river at tie foot of 22d
street.
Those who leave the city during the summer
can have HE STAR mailed to them for any
length OF time and the address changed as often
as desired The subscription must be invariably
paid ia advance
Walter Peyton. colored was arrested last
night by Officer Barnes, of the second precinct,
for being drunk and di>orderiy. When searched
at tine station "a razor Was found In his pocket.
This morning Judge Smell fined Peyton so or
so days the farm.
A lair held June 10Th at 1912 Park street
Tor the benefit OF the ChildreD's Country home,
under the auspices of Edna Parmenter, Oracle
Goodman, Emily Peck. Florence Hewlett, Lily
Bartlett and Percy Crawford, Melted S21.63,
which mas been handed into The STAR office.
Az the lnontniy meeting OF the German
American Building association No. q last night,
-, 200 was sold at a premium OF $50 share.
Mr. Alexander Dodge. whose funeral took
place from his late home in East W Washington
last evening, was, before the war, employed in
the folding room ri the Capitol and afterwards
an assistant dOorkeeper OF the Senate. He
was not, as stated a member of the police force.
THE EXPOSITION BoARD-At a meeting of
the exposition committee last night, Secretary
Anderson reported a long list of acceptances by
governors, mayors. presidents and secretaries
OF boards OF trade, and vice regents of the
Mount Vernon association members eX-ot
ncio of the exposition board OF promotion.
Thirty-seven states and territories have been
heard from.
ENFORCING THE REVENUE LAws.-Eighteen
cases oil produce dealers charged with doing
business without a license were dismissed in
the Police Court to-day, the license in each case
having been produced. The amount of money
paid in these cases is $3.50. which would prObi-
bly, never have been paid into the District
treasury had not these proceedings been insti-
tuted- One hundred dollars in collaterals was
also collected by the Police Court ON account of
the enforcement OF the Sunday liquor law by
the officers of the fifth precinct
MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk OF the court to
John Brown and Rebecca Govett: j. h Bush
and Nellie O'Prey; Dennis kavanaugh and
Mary Phsien.
THE 10TH ARMY CORPS REUN1oS.-A meet
Ing oil the members OF the 10Th Army Corps, to
make arrangements for attending the banquet
on the 10th instant at Coney Island. held
last evening, Col. j. u. Healey, Superintendent
OF the House folding room, presiding. 1t was
decided To meet again, when the details will be
perfected. There are about a hundred member,
OF the l9th Army Corps in this city, among
these being Gems. W. H. Emory, J.W. Mcmillan
and ii. t. Paine, and Representatives Stone,
" eber and Lowering.
A New WING FOR THE GARFIELD HOSPITAL.
The corner stone of the new wing to the Gar
held hospital will be Land next Tuesday after
noon at six O'Clock. The Grand Lodge of Ma.
sons Will take part in the ceremonies. which
Will Include appropriate music and addresses.
The wing will be three stories, basement ana
attic. ninety by forty-five feet with every mod
ern hospital convenience, and when compile ted
the accommodations of the hospital will be
nearly double what they now are. The cost of
the Improvement which will include a new
kitchen, will be about $4,000. which sum has
been procured by the efforts of the ladies' aid
Oh The hospital
A CHILD DIES on TRAIN-An infant OF
Mrs Josephine Wagner, OF Pittsburg. died in
It's mothers arms on the cars between this city
and Annapolis yesterday. She was on her way
To visit friends IN the latter city.
OFFICERS OF THE FEDERATroS OF L.Bos
The Federation OF Labor last evening elected
the following officers: President. T. :. Denharn;
nrst vice president, j. w ConSIdine; second
vice president, John Fallen; recording secre-
tary, L. =. Paterson; financial secretary and
treasurer, George Huntington; seryeanI-tt-
arms, Charles Keller. n resolution was adopted
requesting delegates to favor only the use OF h.
OF l.. stamped bread.
APPOINTED IN Mrs. RIGHTER's CAsE-Yes-
1erday afternoon in the Equity Court Judge
Cox in the case OF John III. ke Inter- a lun;tic
pensioner, made an order appOintin. Mrs.
Emma j. Frizzell, OF Howard county, Md, the
This action Was taken on The petition OF Gen. j
e. Black, commissioner of PENSIONS appended
10 which was report OF Speclal Examiner j
l. jacob 5, alleging that Mrs Rightcr. although
not divorced from RICHTER, had married one
Meads IN New y rh, in March last. Ii also
asserted that she married Edward Howe In
Alexandra, in 1876, and obtained a divorce
from him in 1850, the letting the case go by de-
fault: that in December 1850 sue married
RighterIthen in the signal corps and he was sent
To the Insane asy lum May 9th. 1852. She was
appointed committee of hi, estate February pS
an SIrtp hers II he. fI..a ;lt
for a divorce which WAS dismissed December
last She was also the guardian OF the son of
RICHTER by former wife and this son has re-
Gently been sent here 10y Mrs. Fighter to a rel
alive.
SENT TO THE PENITESTIARY FOR FORGERY
To-day, in the Criminal Court, VIM. Haden-
S16.1U in the name OF W VI. Poindexter on
april 10th last, was sentenced To one year In
the Albany penitenuiary. Hadenieldt, when
nrst arraigned, pleaded guilty and was SEN
fenced 10 three years at Albany. and then en-
tered the plea OF not guilty. which he this
morning Withdrew and received the sentence
OF one yeaI-a reduction of 662s per cent, but
this did not seem 10 satisfy him. Tor he inquired
OF the court II he could not have credit Tor, two
months served in Jail.
POLICE NOTES.-The reports Of the nine
police ileutenants made to- Major Walker this
morning show that OF the 263 members of the
force detective Cox, Station-keeper Rollins OF
the NTH precinct, and Officers Atehison w est
Pearson, Hattou and Lee OF duty on the
SICK IeaNe---Slx officers are off on short leaves
Oi aOstnce---I hlrty-two ofhcers are detached
al various pIaces.-Several officers were he.
fore the trlat tOard at headquarters to-day.
Charged with violating the rules OF the manual.
FINE OLD WELSH MADEIRA AT AUCTION
Mr.. bowling mas just received per British brig
antine Potomac from W elsh Bros Madeira 10
be sold at auction, consignment OF fine old
Madeira wine yintices of 1928 to 1885. Con-
nolsseurs and consuI.lers OF these wines should
not fail TO attend the sale. See advertisement
for date OF sale.
STOCKS AT AUCTIoN.-See Dowling's adver-
tisement Of investment securities tomorrow, at
o'clock.
REDUCED RATES To TOPEKA VIA THE PENN
sILVANIA RAILROAD.-FOr the meeting Of the
National Educational Association at Topeka,
Kansas, july 18th To 10th, Inclusive, the Penn
syiVania Railroad Company announce q round
trip rate of S22 from Washington, TO all school
teachers and professional educators eligible TO
membership TO the above association, and
members of their immediate families. The
tickets will be sold until July 18th, good for
return passage until September Attn. For in
ina rptIta af.riv t<~<