Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11
Elections Of Offfcers.

Elections OF OfffCeF0.
Officers were elected by various organizations
last evening as follows:
National Fair Association-President, Col. ]. C.
6. X. Repetti
The Federation of Labor-E W. oyster, presi-
dent; MIS- Elizabeth l. Eaton, hrst vice-preSdent;
Geo. w. Brown. second vice-president; l. II. Pat
terson, secretary; Geo. G. Huntington, secretary
Home building OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Thos.
Downing; yice-preSident, Arson $. Taylor; secre-
tary, w. II. Wetzel; treasurer, Edward ). WescOtt
board OF directors, Jas. ii. Byram, Walter r.
Brown, John Irwin, Geo. j. johnson, Chas. Nj.
Moore, 5. Norris ThOrne, and Grenville Lewis
The Real Estate Title Insurance CON-. Ashford,
Chas. C. Duncanson, Geo. ". Pearson, Robt. O.
Hoffman, John RidOut, E. G. Davis.
= The Perfection Heat and Light Co.-President,
treasurer, Calvin Wilmer; directors, Dr. Geo. b.
WEIGH. X A. Cronin, T. d. McClary, j. S. Saunders,
Geo: W. Bonnell, c: II. Burgess, j. p. Freeman, T.
G. Riley, A F. Barker, j. L vogt, A. f. Randall, j.
a. Logan.
The Bar Association elected the follow officers:
President, Mr. A s. WorthingJon first vice presi-
dent. Mr.. VIM. F. Mattingly; second vice presi-
dent, Mr. Reginald Fendall; treasurer Mr. A. c.
Bradley; secretary, Mr. Charles A Elliot: board OF
son. j. H. Gordon, g. E Hamilton and E. A. New
man.
For THE RELIEF OF THE DEsTIrUTE-At the an
nual meeting at All Souls church last evening OF
the National Association for the Relief OF Desti-
tute Coored Women and Children the secretary
report reviewed the prosperous condition of the
affairs OF the association and suggested that
$4,000 be appropriated next year for its support.
The election OF officers resulted follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. NJ. 5. Pomeroy; vice-president, Miss l.
: swain; secretary, Mrs A. Lynch.
To ESCORT CoMNANDRR-TN-CHIEF REA-Capt
Edgar, OF the Old Guard, Union Veteran CORPS.
last night, issued orders for the assembling OF the
corps Thursday, the 18th instant, In fatigue uni
forms, overcoatS and shakos to form the escort 10
John p. Rea, commander-in-chief who visits the
encampment OF the e. A. K OF this city, on that
da'e.
NOT THAT KIND OF CoAI--Thls morning. at the
House, Chief Justice Bingham and Judges
Hagner and James. having heard and decided
case, were In consultation in the room adjoining
the courtroom The fire In the crate was OBJ
served TO be low, and the chief justice, looking
into the courtroom made il known that coal was
wanted The messenger at once left the room,
and shortly afterward Capt L. c. Cole entered the
room and there was vOciferOus laughter from the
10 the messenger that il was not {. &. Cole but
coal for the iire that was wanted.
EXPENSIVE AMUSEMENT FOR BoYs-Thts morn
Ing. IN the Police Court. small boy named John
Tan was charged with destroying private prop
erty, IL being alleged that he broke a window in
the SeatOn School building on street, between
% and Sd streets northwest. Mr.. Locke the IAN
itor OF the school, testified that a week ago last
Monday ne heard one OF the window panes break
and going TO the room he discovered that IL had
been broken with a leaden bullet. He picked I'D
fourteen bullets In the room and went out to see II
ne could md the person who was shooting and
saw the defendant, with other boys with parlOr-
rifle. He saw the defendant fire two shots. The
boy testified that the rifle was given him Christ
mas, and that on the day charged two boys asked
him 10 let them shoot, and he did so. He denied
that he did any shooting. The Judge said that
such dangerous practices must be stopped, and
imposed fne Of $40
The SECOND WILHELM CLUB CONCERT will be
given at the Universalist church saturday
evening. The orchestra Will be assisted by Mr.
Max Heinrich, the well-known baritone OF New
York.