Evening star., 1886-11-11

A GOOD TEMPLARS observation-disclosures
Lodge Oh Good Iempiars has elected and in
ner. Chief tempIar; Miss Julia Martin. Vice
tempiar; A. kai>tron, secretary; w. w. Cope
land, nnanciai secretary; Miss Addie Hollige,
treasurer; Miss 4. X. ManOney, chapain; CnAs.
h. Mcdowell, marshall; Miss Mary PatLen,
guaru; Mr. W. Nj. Hoo, les. .senIinei; Miss " Iite,
assistant secretary; Mrs. A. kaistrum, right,
ana Mrs. Ella Casey. lett supporter TO Lue cuIef.
HoUsEBREAKERs AT WORK. Henry S.
Stevens, luz etn street, reports that his mousse
Was entereo py forcing open blind, and robbed
OF AN OvercoaL and other articles valued at St.
William Wimsatt, 9l7 II street southw est
reports that his mousse was entered by means OF
a Iaise key and SIC in money stoien. A. NJ
Baden, 2l3 North capitol street, reports that
between 10 and i o'ciock Tuesday morning his
kiLcnen door was forced open ana All umbrella
aud gossalner worth S3 stolen. Francis H.
Reed reports the larceny of S2O.
A Poor, INNOCENT, MoTHERLEss CHILD
Minnie FINAL, the young white woman WHO
Came here from Virginia several months a-o
Win Bradshaw, who II was said was a colored
man, was arraigned in the Police Court to-day
Charged with being "A suspicious person. She
answered: Il am poor, Innocent motherless
child; am not guilty." She was arrested on
suspicion of stealing $500, but the officers failed
10 hnd the necessary proof TO cOnvicI and she
was tnen charged with vagrancy. The court
requested her 10 give bonds or go down for 80
days.
AN OLD DIVORCE CASE RENEwED.-To-day.
the divorce case oI George W. Masee agi. Eliza
beth Magee, flied January 29th. 1863 was re-
ns"ed by Mr L. ~ Hay Tor Mrs. Magee, by the
ming OF "a cross bill Charging .lagee with deser-
tlon and non-suppOrt since June, $780, up to
whicn time he had complied with the order of
the court IN the old case by paying her S5U per
month. The first case Was Iiled January 2Sth
1863, by Dir. Thomson.
DELEGATES TO THE Y ii. A. CoSyrxr1ox
Messrs. j. McLain Brown, w. H. III. Smith,
Brown La xrence, Geo. +. Williams and NJ M
Ramsey, delegates from the Young Mems
t.iTlslidn ASSOCIATION this city n 10
teentn annua: convention OF the associations
OF Maryland, West Virginia and the District
oi Columbia, 10 be neid IL Frederick, Nd, lett
this AFTERNOON by the 4:4O train. The conveE-
tlon viii be In session iour days, commencing
ms .nas evening, when the organization will be
ihade ana the committees appointed. The
business TO be transacted is OF special impor-
taDce 10 the several associations rle aeieya-
tion irom this city will return Wednesday.
QUEENSTowN CATTLE MARKEr-Two hun.
dred anu ninety-one cattle Oh the market YES
terday, and All sold as follows: Best sold from
IA 10 &c. per H.; good sold from A. To 4L,c
per TO-; medium sold from 3si To 4c. per iu:
sheep aud lambs Oh the market, ali sold AS fol-
lows: Ola sheep sold from :; to 4l,c per lb /:
ye'tsiings sold from 412 To ol.c. per TO-. lambs
sod rom Az To Gh2e per iD. I5 cows and
calves sold IRON $50 40 500 each. Market tor
cattle, good; market Tor sheep and iamus, brisk
THE THEATRES Next WEEK-Mr J. T. Polk
the "eiEkno"n colnedian, who, by the way, is
acousin OF the late Presldent Polk, will appear
P!ckles, "A play in which Ae ha, met much sue
Cess The advance sale OF seats is now In pro-
Sress. Tne attraction at AIDaughs next week
VIII be Riccs "Evanseiine," which is now at
the height OF its second epoch of popular Ia yor
IL VIII oe presented by a strong company. Seats
are now selling at Aibausn', box ONCE.
DEATH OF AN OLD RESIDENT. Captain
Thomas Fe-ney died at his residence No.
4oI otn street southwest, yesterday AFTERNOON
aged 90 Years. Captain Ferney was u native
oi New Bedford, Mass, and when a mere bow
went 10 sea IL "a whaling vessel and continued
IN the business ior d long time. subsequently,
as master OF vessel he sailed to ue,,rIy All the
principal. ports Of the world. Soiue twenty.
nve of tnirty years ago lie entered the coast
survey service, spending many years In IL on the
southern coast He leaves y wife aud two
srandchiidren, the orphans OF tine lale Fred.
erick A. Boswell. Captain Ferney was a great
IaVorite with his neishuors and mate many
friends mere. Capt. Ferney was a member In
good standing OF Aeushnet Lodge, No. Al, l. O.
u f., OF New BEDFORD, Mass, and during his
recent illness Was under the care OF Coluinb bia
Lodge, No. 10, OF this city, which organ z.stiou
VIII furnish the necessary pall-bearers for es-
cortiDg the remains To the depot In this city
bis renaius Will be taken ~ New Bedford tor
internenL