Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-13
CONDENSED LOCALS.

''Yes I'm guilty" answered Alice Tyler,
colored, when arraigned in the Police Court
this morning on a charge OF profanity. What
the hell YOU ask me that for?" Fifteen days on
the farm was the sentence of the court.
The Pennsylvania Republican association. T.
b. Penicks, president. last night made further
arrangements for participation in the inaugu-
RAJ parade. Mr.. NeEwan. DIR. Vim. White, and
Gen. A. L. Hazen were appointed committee
on badges
In the Criminal Court yesterday Randolph
Williams, charged with HOUSEKEEPING. was re-
leased on his personal recognizance. In the
cases OF Frank Washington and Benz. Foster,
charged with larceny from the United States,
recognizances were taken.
The Harrison and Morton Pioneer club has
elected officers follows: President Lewis
Mills; secretary, A. F. Redman; assistant sec
rotary, A. SHINES; treasurer. Jas. Evans; cap
tain, q. Scott; first lieutenant, Richard Evans:
second lieutenant. Geo. I. Banks; first SER
geant. I. II. Anderson: quartermaster sergeant.
s. Phillips; chaplain. Rev. Arthur Pratt
Yesterday Rachel NJ. Hewett, W. F. Hewett.
Z. b. Hay, ct. al, by Mr.. w. A. White. fled a
bill against John White Jacob Scarf ct al for
the appointment of a receiver. Injunction. and
account. The suit is instituted on account of
three notes of Il, 500 each held by the estate of
Robt- G. Hewett.
Mrs. Ann Hoyne, whose peculiar actions
Monday afternoon caused her arrest as pub
hshed IN IHE STAR, has been taken 10 Proyi-
dence hospital by her friends for treatment
Catherine Hopkins, an aged white woman
slipped and fell on 14th street. near Corcoran
street. last evening. and was somewhat injured
She was removed to the Women's Christian
home.
The International News company send the
superb Christmas numbers Of the Paris IHustre
and Figaro IHsis<re.
The Columbia fishing club has fled certi-
hcate of incorporation. The officers are: w.
u. Waldo. presidents Geo. +. Smith, ce-presi-
dent; F. A. Sullivan. treasurer; J. L. Neurath,
acting secretary, and II. p. McGrath, director.
DEATH OF Rev. Dr.. CHIcKERINe.-Rev John
W. Chiekering. ID. D., late of Portland, Me-,
died IN Brooklyn. n. u, at the house of a
friend, on Sunday last. after brief illness. A
short service was held at the house, conducted
oy Rev. Lyman Abbott, ID. D., after which the
remains were taken to Portland, Me- for in
terment DIR. Chickering was well known in
Washington, where he had passed his winters
for number of years. and his genial presence
viii De missed by large circle of warm per-
sonal friends.
HE fLYISa fANKEE.-This Is the popular
name OF the new b. q o. fast express for Phil
adelphia, leaving Washington at SIS am.
Tins and It's companion train, the Senatorial
express, leaving here at 4.20 d. m are the
fastest trains every scheduled from this city Ia
Philadelphia They both make the run In
three hours. Both are 6auipped with the
finest Pullman buffet parlor cars ever built,
They are superior trains in all respects. and
az, are sure to gain favor with the travelling pub
WILHELM CLUB CoScERrs.-The first concer,
OF the Wilhelmj club for the season will be
given az oniyersalist church, on Saturday even
ing, the 18TH The orchestra viii consist OF
twenty-five performers. and will be assisted by
DR.. b. Merrill Hopkinson, of Baltimore, bari.
tone; Miss Roberto Allin, violinist. M. Kss.
par viii conduct