Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-03
Condensed I.Dcais.

Condensed I.ocals-
Pioneer Council. No. l. :. OF J.. has adopted a
series of resolutions, drawn by GeSsrS. John
Tyler. jr., John J. Weed and Samuel {. Mills,
expressive of their sincere SORROW at the death
81 John H. Cough. the great temperance leader.
\ copy of thc resolutions will be sent TO Mrs.
Cough by Mr.. Jas y. t.arconbc, the recording
The funeral Of Mrs. Emma ]. Fisk, wife of
Mr. Harry c. Fisk. of AiDaush'S Opera. House.
which took place yesterday afternoon,
Largely attended. Rev. Or. Giesy OBLIGATED. and
the pali-beareTs were c. II. Randall, X. G. Ber-
Esivs. :. W Foster and q. II. Bali.
This morning early samuel Johnson, n colored
man. dropped dead at the corner of I'd and
streets. Ills body was taken to the seventh
precinct station.
Columbia Lodge, No. 10. I. o. @. F. whose
entertainments are always most successful, and
enjoyable affairs, will give a musical entertain
nlent and hop al the National Rifles armory
Friday evening of this week.
Penn Council, No. d, -. G F.. Will give nu-
seal and literary entertainment nj odd Eel
lows hail, Navy Yard, 1 is evening. Mrs
Bette MeEweE. Prof j. q, Russell, Mr.. T. J.
" nipple. Prof. \ III. Jecko and other we'll
known people VIII participate.
Vt meeting of the BARRIERS Union, Knights
ol Labor, held Monday night at Shca's hail. it
was ordered that all the barber shops i'm the
District OF Columbia shall be closed on the Sab
bath day and every evening at O'Clock, ex-
closed az midnight.
The Richmond city council has finally deter
mined TO pay Mr.. III. \. Alexander of this civ
for reporting the Cluyerius trial.
MI NJ McIarney and Miss Nora OConnor
WtIt married last evening at NJ. AfOVSl1S
church by Rev. Father Noonan. After the cere-
Inony the couple held a reception al their future
home, III New Jersey avenue.
Phiilp Boon. young cOOred man. was SEN
fenced TO thirty days in Jail by Judge Smell to-
day, for stealing a silver watch from Leo sum
merfeld stable, on the Badensburg road.
Samuel c. Middleton and Thomas D. PRYOR
were accepted to-day 10 fll vacancies on the
petit jury OF the Criminal Court
The northwest winds which have prevailed
Tor several days have resulted in making the
water lower on the river shoals than has been
bill in equity has been filed by Mr. z T.
Lewis FOR w. W. Evans against Rorert A. Phil
Up ups am henTy klntz 10 restrain {; suit at law
on negotiable note until the equities in the
same have been decided.
WHALING GIVES So. 900 BoSrs FOR Hrs An
PEARANCE--The case OF James VI. Whaling the
man who was arrested last Thursday and
Charged in the Police Court with false pre-
lenses, whereby he obtained certain railroad
bonds from Mrs Martha Stanard as mentioned
In THE STAR, was called for trial in the Police
Court this morning, Prosecuting Attorney
Lavender appearing for the government and
Charles ; Moore and y. 3. Williams tor the de-
PENDANT. Counsel tor defendan. stated that
they would waive an examination aud the
case was sent to the grand jury. The dcteud-
ant gave bonds II the sum Of $4,000 Tor his APP
pe1-ance.
GLCED TO THE GROUND."-Moses Foota a
coiored driver a'she horse baZar Louisiana
avenue, was before the Police Cour. To-Day
charged with recklessiy driving horse over
Mr. Daniel j. MGfi.tt, who live, in South WASH
ington. Mr.. IOfi4tt testified that he attended
the bazaar saturday and started across the
track, wheI h6 saw the horse coming at a fast
rate OF speed. al got glued 10 the ground :" said
the witness. al could not stir I seemed nara.
lyzed." Witness thought the driver should hava
turned his horse, buJ ne Gid not, and witness
was Knocked down. The Judge said: seThe
driver possibly thought that you would get out
% the way. and did not know you were glued 10
The ground; that was your misfortune, The
case Was dismissed.
WHOLESALE LIoUoR LICENSES Avn "s,rox-r-
III bLEI,-|I ne case OF keit sutherland, the
coIored saloon keeper. at Vermont avenue and
~ street, charged WITH selling liquor without
incense, was called in the Police Cont This
morning. and Messrc. Darlington and CahiII.
Tor the defendant, agreed To- admit The facts
and asree that Judgment should be given win
the understanding that they should have a
chance 10 ceruorari the case To the General
Term or appeal il to the Criminal Court for the
purpose OF getting an early decision as there
are a mum Der of similar cases 70 be tried This
Is the case where the wholesale license was an
pulled by the Comm sSioners on account OF n ,,
alleged violation OF the bond given al the TIM
The license was obtained, consisting of selling
sIove-pipes OF beer TO be drank upon the PREM
ises The decision in this will affect an the
stoNe-plpe houses IN Washington, where the
latter are sold under wholesale license The
Judgment rendered imposes fine OF $50.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk OF the court 10
mau and Elizabeth j. Golden: Vtneent DnvsIl
and Annie f Hodge; :. Russell smith of t,nI-
Peper, Va, and Frank c; English; ". j. Lesman
COUNTY, Nd; John I. Lewis and Ann L. Young:
NJ '. Tnney and y. \. Breen.
DisoRDERLY HACKAES FISEp.-Yesterdav
afternoon, while the hacks were standing in
the nelghDorhood OF 9Th street and Vjrotnia
avenue southeast preparatory TO attending, the
funeral OF Mrs Isaac Childs. several OF the hacl
men drank freely from bottle OF whisky, and
tVoof them who became Observation-Disclosures
" llnn ana George Brennaugh-were arrested
1} Onicer Branson. On the way to the station
On OF the men fought the officer and tore OF
his badge. This morning in the Police Conrt
tie men were fined 80 or odays on the farm
THE NATIONAL DIME MUSEUM formerly the
1nsater tonllgue, was opened Monday NIGHT
with many curioSitles in the lower hail White
In the tneater proper a varied and arnusinp
program OF speciality features was given There
are performances every afternoon and evening
THE MUTUAL PROTECTION FEE INSURANCE
COMPANY or THE DISTRICT OF CoLv4RT.-
The above company, duly chartered by act OF
lions, offers great inducements TO insurers in
the way OF low rates and annually dividing the
profits among those Insuring In it. The follow
Ing list OF names OF the trustees gives every
Inent. Wm- B;.liantyne, president; John C.
Hardness, vice PRESIDENT; John L. Given, VIII
liam j. Sibley, y. w. BurcheIl, VIM. :. Thonlt,-
son, James IL. Sasiile, William Thorn pson and
fcaily home company, its managers ALI being
residents OF the city, and its risks being limited
70 property in the District. The office OF the
company Is at 1437 Pennsylvania avenue
where application for bylaw, rates. &c, can be
made 70 tine secretary, James T. Fitch.
ART NoTIcE.-The art sale at Scott's Art
Gallery, Willard hall, viii be continued this
evening at O'Clock, at which time some OF the
best examples in the collection will be offered
Among the most notable We mention the works
OF Thomas Moran and Edward Moran, Deko-
Tar Brussels. Geo. Axsuteid and many others.