Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

Inc new City ROSe-Offtce Schedule
The FIRST carriers delivery, under the new sched-
ule arranged by Postmaster Ross is made at 7:45
a N, and comprises mail from every section OF the
United States The 1890 O. m. trip Is made In the
business districts. and consists OF mails from New
York and the East, Virginia and the South, via
Virginia Midland Railroad and Western New York
General and includes ms from ssctons OF rhs
country. The delivery AT AIS p. m. Is also gen.
eral and includes The great West, Northwest and
road, also New York. New England and Western
pennsylvania The mails due to depart by the
new schedule OF collections are as follows: $50
an, East, New England and Southern states;
lO:S0 am, East, New England, Western and North
western and southern states; L2:l5 p. m, West,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and
New England states; Gals pm, Western, Eastern
ana southern states; 40 p. m, West, East, New
England ana south via Piedmont Air Line; 1880
y. m, general, for all sections OF the country.
DEATH OF MIA CATHARNE OuRAND.-Mrs Catha-
rine Ourand, the widow OF the late Elijah Ourand,
died at her residence, on 4th, near street north
west, on wednesday night, and her funeral will
lake place to-morrow afternoon from McKendree
N. L church. Mrs. Ourand was eghty-three years
Old, having survived her husband. who for many
years was a Waterman, messenger and clerk OF
seendants, including several great grandchildren.
she was member OF the Foundry NJ. Z. church
when that and the East washington were the only
Methodist churches in the city, and over thirty
years ago joined McKendree.
tIkGD FOB STkIklN8 his STEP NOTHER.-A COlOred
10y named Andrew Addison was before the Police
court this morning charged with aSsauiting his
stepmother. Mrs. Addison lives on 9th street, be-
tween and streets northeast The boy Is
cart-driver, and last week he earned 90. He
gave the money TO his parents aud drew - cents.
This morning he called his step-mother for
The boy abused her from the outside OF the house.
she opened the door and he struck her with a
brick- The court Imposed nne s..
TIE CRY MAKxErs.-The official Price Current
or the Washington Produce Exchange says: The
nOu market is lower and dull The tone OF the
wheat market Is somewhat better, and all milling
soods md ready sale at quotations Corn lower;
oats steady. The receipts this week have been
better, but the supply Is barely ample for the de-
mand Choice hay scarce, and wanted at quota
tons Wheat and oat straw In fair demand. Con-
tinued light receipts during past week OF all good
current selling butter, have caused a further
stinening In prices. The garlic or clover fiayor
mentioned In our former issues. still continues
prominent with most nearby receipts causing
ouyers 70 shun such. save at marked reduction In
lrice. Receipts OF eggs not heavy, but equal TO
demand Receipts OF poultry liberal, but selling
readily within range OF quotations. Good heayy
poutfy Receipts or green r1t tarl ipr nawn
with scarcity OF choice varieties. ChestnuIs
actve az quotations select varieties OF potatoes
IN good demand Sweet plentiful Onions steadler
season now open Tor ali kinds OF game. yenison
scarce and wanted.
INJURED By FALLING.-Miss Gertrude Strashuro
Of Alexandria, fell at the corner OF erh ana +
ana Striking her head on the
Inongeot. OF 300 street, who is blind YESTERDAY
len over the carrage-step In front OF $50 street
northwest and sprained his ankle.
Tue INSPECTION OF DENoLAY CoxsASpERy.-
The annual Inspection or DeMolay Mounted COM
nandery, No. 4, knights Templar. was held at
Athletic PARK yesterday Afternoon. The inspec-
ton was conducted by Past Eminent COMMANDER
ROOT Ball, OF columbia Commandery Nc D as
ins. ectOr- general on behalf OF tine grand master
q. The United States HIS stan was composed OF
the following past eminent commanders: las
r. kalie Nof.l In
VIM d. ii. Clssel, l. L Johnson, Martin II. Thorn
b. Lawson, jos. II. Jochum, Root w. Hardy
mandery was under command or Robt T. Hieston.
eminent commander; c. Z. NJ. Loenler gen erai,
issinlo; F. g. Alexander, captain-general.
TEE BrscHoYr CoScxKrs this season will number
Yen. nye In Course and nye IN Course b. The
following Is the list OF attractions: December 1
ana ~, the Boston symphony Orchestral Club and
MS lisa Clark Cushing, soprano; January Is and
Two piano rectI ais by DR.. Louis Mass, assisted
by Mr. Frederick Jameson, tenor, OF New York; :
February II and Is. swedish Ladies' Double
stofm from the phenomenal character o. their
.1ees; March Do and "a, DR.. Bischon's pupils;
Ap.ll 40 ana II, organ recitals by Dr. Blschor as
,eSet SALE at the usual price, for either course or
botn courses, Will open az Ellis CO. 3 on Decem-
win be entirely dsinct. Circulars giving ceSerips
Voc and pres notices OF the above attractions
may De found at the music stores In Q few days.
The MERITS or vKsrIsULzD TRAISs.-The chief
nie.t claimed Tor the vestioule appliance Is that
Eeusctually prevents teescoping OF cars IN ease
% eoinslon, and the second great advantage nes
10 me Tact that the new device entirely oyercomes
the swayfng motion impaired 10 Ordinary traIns
nnen rounding curves at high speed. The Limited
fApres running via b. & o. Il r. between Wash
haSsSn ana Chicago Is composed entirely OF vesIi-
ouseo CarA the Baggage Cars Day Coaches Din
ins Gar and Pullman Seepers all being fitted win
fuiimAn's Patent vesticules- All cars In the train
are heated oy steam drawn from the locomotiy We
for.ers are In attendance In the Day Coaches, a.
Passengers The entire train runs through wtth
out change from Washington TO Chicago and M
extra fare II exacted from passengers holding
tickets OF any class The b. a q. vesubuled Linn
tied leaves Washington at 1855 q. IL daily and
tickets can be secured at 6l9 and 1851 Pennsylya
MIA avenue and az Depot. corner New Jersey ave
hue ana street