Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01
Affairs In West wasbiu<tou.

BUILDING ASsoCIATIoN.-The fourth annual
tive Building Association took place last night
at the hall of the association, on sd street,
which resulted in the reelection OF the follow.
DR.. L. w. Richie, w. r. Gibbons, John II.
Schultz, J. NJ. Waters and ]. v. Yates. who
ton, as follows: John Leeth, president; Ii. p.
Gilbert. vice president; Mayhem Platter, treas
urer; Geo. ". King, secretary; Jesse H: Wilson,
Decide, valuation COMMITTEES; Jos. Il. Lee,
Samuel H. Wheeler, A. T. Miller. finance com.
mittee; Chas. IL. Fickling, Jesse H: Wilson, trus-
tees. The report, which was read, was accept
ed. 1t showed the total receipts TO be $685.
1s4. s7, and also a surplus of s13,27s.79. The
original number Of shares was 1922; the pres
ent NUMBER, 1,S99.
MAY PRoCEssIoN.-The annual May process
sion OF Trinity (CathOlic) church, which took
IN yesterdass STAR was iormsd as foIiows
Knights of Saint Bernard; altar oys. The third
division, composed Of boys Of the Sunday
bearer, and his aides, Robert EngIehart, w. Il.
Turner, JOSEPH, Engiehart, Frank Wisner, w.
ond division-Girls of the Sunday school, head
ed 10y Miss Esther Ludgate standard bearer,
and her assistants, Misses Virgie WetzeI. E.
bearer, Miss Birdie TrunneII, attendants, Misses
Moliie and Katie Bateman; the speaker, Miss
Sullivan and Marion BSnE Queen Of NAY MISE
Gowan and Fannie Shipley; the teachers, Misses
van, Susie Cole and Mary A. O Brien, with their
classes, followed by another section of the
knights OF Saint Bernard. After the procession
had marched over the usual route It returned
to the church, where Miss Stella Thecker de-
livered an address. The ceremony closed with
the benedictiOn.
ARREsTs.-Sanford Williams, q colored man
from beyond Falls Church, Va, was arrested
yesterday by Officer Brown for carrying pis-
Snell.-John English, q young man, amused
down Nj street until Ofiicer Fisher appeared
the Police Court, he was fined $40 or 90 days.
ming BY oiiser HaEkins and charged VIII ais.
pocket. He was fined S5 this morning. ing - n''
CATTLE MARKEr-Sale Of live stock at Drov.
YESTERDAY, as follows: cattle up and sold, best
s; 81, 2 r. II e g. :ssss and i.@n:;
to s; clipped, from 8 to az; yearlingS. nom s to
g. 15 cows and calves sold from $15 to $40 q
A YOUNG LADY OvERBoARD.-While q party
of ladies and gentlemen were landing at Passe-
nos boat house last night, about 8 clock, from
slipped and fell OVERHEARD. she wsa sh ssaE;
afterwards rescued and sent to her home in q
cab.
HOUSE BREAK1Na.--Oficer Fisher has arrested
VIM. Neal, who, 1t is charged, entered the resi-
dence OF Thomas Campbell. No 8S4I Prospect
at 81 Neal pleaded guilty in the Poiiee Court
this morning, and was sentenced to six months
In jail.
THE CANAL.-President Baughman and Pay.
master Gambriti, Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal, arrived At Cumberland last evening and
left to-day for dam No. 6, 70 suparintend the
work in progress there. Navigation on the
canal Ia now open from Cumberland 60 this
place, and there wiz be NO further delay In
boats getting through.
NoTEs-Qfhcer Uppermeu ives transferred
day.--A horse broke away nrom q cart 70
which he Yves attached yesterday afternoon
and ran into the river near the *Thfee eistem."
day afternoon between Harry Ltpscomh and
John Sullivan ON Water streety ddxiog which.
II il said, IipscOmb waa badly hurt =
T1MP1RATURA AND OOMDf1IoH az WAITE
At - A. M.-Great FsIls, temperature, 66; con-
6s; conditien q nosth sonnscafen, 10 scssS
connection, a. Distributing teeeivodf, tem-
perstnre, 0as condition 8 in1neut est6heuse,
IS; efiuapt eatehouse, - "