Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-28
The Death Record.

Burial permits have been issued during the past
twenty hours by the health ofcer as follows:
stephen 8. Buynitzky, white, years; Horatio
Maryman, white II years; Fannie Parker white,
9 months; Mary Foley, white, "A years; Laura
months; Charity Jones, coored, IS years; Albert
Matthews, colored, months; Ellen jackson, col
ored, 20 years.
The PAY OF SCHOOL TEACHERs.-Mr. Ross presi-
dent OF the school board, has had an interview
with. senator Plumb respecting the difficulties OF
adjusting Jhe pay of school teachers under the
slrictions imposed In the District appropriation
can 70 straighten matters out 'The remedy pro-
posed is 10 increase the average salary allowed so
as to make the s. 500 that cannot be used at pres
ent available for making the Increases for which
1t was intended
ENLISTED MEN DIscHARGED.-The Secretary OF
war has ordered the discharge OF the following
listed men Of the Sd artillery, stationed at WASH
ins!on Barracks. this cny: Richard II. Benson,
E. Cole, battery E; Corporal John A. Boyce. bat
| terry II, and Frank Williams, battery L. Private
Frank Lahna, Hospital Corps, on duty at Fort
Niger, hear this city, has also been ordered TO be
discharged.
The ESTATE OF JAMES K. EDwARps.-In the
matter OF the estate OF James K. Edwards, who
died on the 18th Instant, petitions for letters OF
a Sin have been nled IN the Probate
son, George B. Edwards, on behalf OF himself and
his brother and sister. The value OF the personal
yesterday directed citation to George B., Jessie
e., and Alexander J. Edwards, to appear and
| the widow, their stepmother.
THE WOE REcTORsHIP OF THE CATHOLIC USrvER-
| rigan, rector Of ST. Bernard's church, Fitchburg,
Mass. has under consideration the offer Of the
vlce-rectorsnip Of the Catholic University. The
| people OF Fttchburg recently held a meeting and
presented Father Garrigan with q petition testi-
| tying TO their unanimous desire that he should
| reconclable with his conviction OF duty. Father
Garrigan was born in County Cavan, Ireland, in
ls4L He came with his family at an early age to
this country. His bOynOOd was spent In Lowell
Mass, where hts family still reside. He made his
ecclesiastical studies at ST. Charles College, ELI
colt City. Md, and at St. Josephs seminary, Troy,
years he was director In st. JOseph's Seminary
| Troy, N. Y. In 1875 he was placed In pastoral
charge OF st. Bernard's. Fitchburg.
A SPECIAL OFFICER AssAULrKD.-Last night,
about ii 80 O'Clock, Special Oficer McGraw was
assaulted on the cornyr OF New York avenue and
North Capitol street by three colOred men. ore OF
| whom knocked him down. AS he fell his badge
| Mr. McGraw arrested Pluny johnson on suspicion
OF being OF the party. Judge Miller was satisfied
| OF his innocence this morning and dismissed him.
MATRIMONIAL INFELIcrTY.-Richard Rhone and his
wife Fanny, coiored couple Of nine years matri-
monial experience, who live on street. between
Sd and ~ Streets got into difficulty last night
and the police rushed in and arrested Rhone.
his head bandaged. He pleaded guilty and said
| his wife had cut him with knife The wife tes-
tined that he attempted TO whip her and she got
knife TO protect h rself and threw 1t al him. The
defendant said he went in the house to get a
clean shirt. The court said tue vile had done
| enough 10 go to jail for year, and IL she was
law. The man having pleaded guilty he imposed
| sentence Of 30 days In jail
ASKS 700 FOR HER INJURIEs.-virginia Blue
meyer has, by Campbell Darlington, entered suit
damages She claims that on June % she was
permanently injured by being thrown from
horse-car On the Metropolitan line by the careless
ness OF the employees.
RANGE OF THE THKRMoxRrER.-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a
~, 90; pm, "a: maximum. 20: minimum, g.
A FIRE EXCITEMENT ON F srREEr-A little
after O'Clock to-day the burning OF pile OF rub
Dish In the yard In the rear OF Mr.. L. Monkeys
establishment, caused an alarm or fire, which
in the rear OF a thickly built up business square
| on street. The firemen extlnguished the flames
by using three-galion FIRE extinguisher and q
street-hose before any damage was done. The fire
throwing lighted cigar-stump or cigarette from
the window Of an adjoining building.
A DEEY TO THE OLD KEY BURIAL GRouxD.--The
deed OF w. T. Key and wife TO Louisa E. Cammack,
conveying title as heirs OF Philip Barton Day to
part OF Woodey was recorded today. The consider
alton set forth is the love and affection they bear
tnelr oaugnter Inc property conveyed consists
| OF one acre reserved for a graveyard OF the Key
family. Rebecca Tyson. Anna X. Thompson, ct al,
p. b. Key and wife ard others execute similar
deeds
Affairs in West Washington.
A DEMOCRATIC CLUB ORGANIzED.-A number OF
democrats met last evening In Association Hall
on 32d street, for the purpose of organizing cam
paign club. Mr.. VIM II. Man0gue called the
meeting 10 order and temporary organization
was effected by the election OF Mr.. Arthur Small
as chairman and MIR. Manogue secretary. CON-
mittee consisting OF MessrS Chas. H. Flckllng,
VIM. Manogue aud NJ. A. MCGOWAN was appointed
| TO draft constitution and secure permanent
quarters for the club.
WEDNESDAYS CUTTIN0 AFFRAy.-Jas. Norris was