Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-02
CITY AND DISTRICT.

VII Il AANb LIN AtASA"
Amusements Tonight.
PANORAMA BUILDISG-"Battle OF Shiloh
JoHNsoSs THEATER-variety, &C.
Condensed Locals.
Base ball score cards, convenient IN size and
durable as TO quality, may be had for the asking
at the counter In The EVENING STAR business Of
nee.
Ben Beveridze whose name was mentioned In
connection win the raid made on the gamblers on
Island Park, Harper's Ferry, last Monday, denies
that ne had any connection with the gamblers, but
has charge OF the shooting gallery and other
amusementson the island.
Representative Breckinridge and ex-Represen-
tattve Follett addressed the kentucky State Demo-
cratic Association last night
The National Fencibles at a meeting last night
completed arrangements for the proposed trip 10
Fauquier White sulphur Springs, August IL. They
Will be absent from the city ten days, and at the
caTistian Metcke yesterday afternoon engaged
the hanson OF John Il. Green, and after being
driven around four hours refused 10 pay. This
morning, in the Police Court, he was sentenced 10
the workhOuSe.
Yesterday afternoon Ernest Smallwood, living at
No. 1515 street, was accidentally shot In the
neck by Daniel Sample, playmate, and danger
ously wounded.
The women Of the Educational and Industrial
Union gave New England supper last evening at
their rooms $40 nth street. which was enjoyed
by nearly three hundred people. Some good
music followed the supper.
A complaint has been made TO the health officer
that the "dead-horse" wagon passes every evening
about half-past or O'Clock over certain route
In a thickly populated part OF the city, generally
down Sd street northwest, slckening the people
with the stencil and bringing disease into the
AK excursion party OF two hundred members OF
the Eagle Association, or Philadelphia, arrived
here by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad this
morning. Their tickets are good for i've days.
Rev. William Holden, for the past two years
rector Of St. Peters p. f church, and assistant
pastoral charge at Hazleton. L1erne County, Pa.
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CoRPs-The regS
ular monthly meeting OF the ". L l. Corps last
night was largely attended, and the coming en-
campment fully discussed Preparations are al
ready being made for that ever and 1t promises
10 be the most satisfactory encalnpment the corps
has ever taken circular giving all the necessary
Information respecting route and rates will be
issued by the Quartermaster, Capt. A w. Kelley,
In day two Tor the benefit OF the friends OF the
city.
Gen. JOS C. McKfbben and Dr. l. s. Hilbert, of
Philadelphia, were elected honorary contributing,
and Mr.. Geo. ii. Harries honorary members.
nne photograph OF the list New York regt-
ment was presented by Mr. Geo. Prince the pho
serst VIM NJ. Arnold was elected second lieu
tenant OF Company A, vice ID. Sim johnson, re-
signed The resignation OF Capt Harrison Ding
man. inspector, was accepted, and his name
placed on the honorary roll.
The excursion committee reported the last ex-
curston 10 have been complete success, and
turned in the sum OF $500
several active members were elected.
An APPEAL IN THE CHOCTAw CAsK.-Chief JUS
tiee Bingham Yesterday allowed an appeal, under
Claims case-Lamon agL Mckee-directing defend
ant 10 pay sl365o0 into the registry OF the court
Nor THAT SARAH JACKSON, But ANorHER-To-
day in the Police Court sarah Jackson arrested
Tor perjury alleged TO have been committed in the
stevenson divorce case, was called and II being
shown that she was not the party who testified as
alleged she was dismissed. There were two women
OF the same name In the case, and natural mis-
take was the consequence.
ASSIGNMENT OF CLOTHING HoCsE.-An assign
ment OF the Golden Eagle clothing store, No. 400
.th street, has been made by Lew j. kaufman for
the benefit OF his creditors 10 Samuel Bleber
Preferences are made 70 H. :. Davis for 800 rent.
ID. ii. Lowman 81 800, National Bank OF Washing
Ton 500, H. Hartman 8, 500, in two notes = Low
man same amount in two notes. ii. E. Hartman
Co xt&ss3a, EyzNING STAR co. s10545. Washing
ton Post SIS, and Washington Critic Ass.
The CLkvELaSD AND THuKA.s RATIFICATION
MEETING AT TAKOMA--The Takoma Democratic
committee, with the artillery band, will meet the
several District organizations at the b. and o.
Association and jefferson Club win 90 as fun or
ganlzatlons The speakers from the House OF Rep
resentatives are Hon samuel DlbDle, of south
Carolina; X w. Townshend. OF Illinois; Tim E
Tarsney. OF Michigan: Barnes Compton, OF Mary
land; Gen Lee, OF Virginia ana others.
An ASSAULT AND POLICE RAIp-In the Police
Court this morning George salisbury and Robert
Russell were charged with an assault on Walter
Ing disOrdery house between Maine and Nary
land avenues and Az and 9th streets southwest
koth TESTIFIED that ne was at the house last night
10 see girl, and that he was beaten by SALISBURY
and LETT Insensiole. Immediately afterward Ser
geant Daley with Officers Kenner, Mcnamara
and Shracer raided the house and arrested the TWO
men named, rs also Roberta Martyr and Emma
Lee The court sentenced salisbury TO 60 DAYS
IN JAIL and Russell 10 SO 1ne or 30 DAYS In jail
SALISBURY was then tried for keeping a dlsordery
house. Roth AFTER being beaten was thrown GU
lEto the alley, and the police removed him 10 the
station, where he remained insen5ible during the
night The police then made the raid Tine suu-
gestion having been made that SALISBURY was an
oid soldier ana pelsioner, Judge Mills said it
made the case so much the worse, and only added
70 the lnfaIny or the Onense. He gave him sixty
days IN jail
Fatal RAuRoAp ACCIDENT AT HYArrsyuLE-
MI Inward l. Stoneoraker, OF Baltimore was
n ,ld. AZ Hyatssvllie last night by being thrown
on business visit TO this city, ana was on hi,
way home 70 Baltimore. The train which leaves
Al SD r. H., was delayed at HyattsytlIe by a
freight train. MIR. Stonebraker got on the freight
train and when the train started he ran and maze
an eHort 10 jump upon the platform, but missed
his footing. and he was thrown under the Wheels
and instantly killed. HIS right thigh LEFT ankle
more. - 1'''''-
PLAYING CaKDs AND DKIsxiSG BEER OUT OF A
btckEr OF sVSDAY.-Onicer Hagan had before the
fohee Court tlis morning jeremiah sullivan
FRANK Rollins, Edward Dugan and Edward Har-
oaugh on the charge OF disorderly conducr Dugan
ana baroaugn pleaded guilty. The officer tesIi-
LED That on sunday. at O'Clock, he found several
parties sitting on the pavement at the corner OF
Massachusetts avenue and 2i street playing cards
and drinking beer out Of bucket The court dis
charged sullivan and nned the Others q eacn
The NEW BIsHoP OF DETKoT.-The Rev. DR. inn
- Foiey, OF Baltimore. whose appointment 70 tine
bishOpric OF Detroit, Mich, has been mentioned In
iHE STAR, IL well known In Washington. lie is a
native or Baltimore and Is fifty-five years old He
has had several charges In the archdiocese OF Bal
umore, but since 1s67 he mas been pastor OF ~
Martih's church, Baltimore. He Is counsellor OF
the archdiocese and was chancellor and master or
hospitality al the third plenary council IN BaIti-
Eore.
CAN Srof OVER At DEER PARK-Under recent
oeuer Issued from the passenger department Of
tne y. X X Co, passengers holding nrst-
class limited tickets VIA that line between the
last and Cincinnati, ST Louis or Chicago are
given stop-oyer privilege either at Deer PARK
Nountain Lake PARK, or Oakland. The passenger
can remain al either resort as long as he hikes
during the season, and when ready 70 resume his
journey can have MS ticket made valid by the CLERK
at Deer PARK or Oakland Hotel or by the agent al
Mountain Lake Park This Arrangement enables
travellers 70 break the long journey between the
East and West and enjoy a short stay at one of
the most delightful mountain resorts In the coun-
ny, and be AZ no additional expense TOR railroad
fare.
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