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RAILROADS.
pIKDNoNr AIR LINE


+ Schedule u eject Februayy IL. 1854
0ordonsvie Ch.riottssviile LyncSSurs and station
Spins ssSsny spring. sssso RsoI VIM ho as
sifiiG s. afssssa M E ff S:S s.
lottssylle Gordongyille. stations Ches Ohio kouts
Lynch9nrss Rocky Mount DsnviIis and stations Do
fOrn3.. Puilm.n @sspsr New YORK 70 'n At,snsS
sns. 70 New orlesas and Mann BoSsciPP s..pss.
for birminshsm. vicks6urx and Shreveport Pull
%s ,,a seeRsr R.Hyilis 70 cenmsaa and Uharle.son
foS G and O. route points Sundays.
st ESS HMdp;,y; s.csps sunday. for Manassas
oordonsvile, Charlottesvilis LouisSiiis, Gncinnst
and Summer resorts on and near line OF Chesapeake
WASHINGTON 70 Louisville also Tor iynchSUrS Brssoi
western pointa Throush Pullman sieepers W.sbia2
100 2 I:IsoutSeEn Express, Daily for Lynch.
CollumedA Aiksn Ansusts atlanta Monisomery. New
Washington to New orleAns Texas, VIA AtantS ana
MoTntsSmhsry Puliman Sleeper Washington 70 Aiken.
Trans on washington and OHIO division Leave Wash.
4siis arrive Round Hiii as uaasy s and
Daily eHoeps sunday arriving w. DiSai t1a
Through trains from the South via Charlotte. Dan.
and s:s X wa last Tsnnesses B1issoi ana Lynch =
sRa SSIo route ssd cs.,iSssssViis ssoF NJ
Tickets, sleeping reservation and information
furnished and baggage checked at Once, 1900 Penn.
ssnia Raiiroad 9th and sts JAS 'iIh ifESnRss
f13 General Passenger Agent
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: W. Il
COpeman TO w. W. MILAN, undivided half sub 10.
blk. 8, LeDroit Park; s1,93l.72. Pleasant WILL
liams TO c. b. Braxton, S. half So W. & C's sub pt
Pleasant Plains; $500. ]. B. Linton ct al, trus-
tees, TO Anna NJ. W. Smith. pit. 10, So 453, 3
ton TO West Washington; $1,000. J. i. Plumley
TO Smith Petit sub 3, So $50; $4,000. j. W.
G. p Hosknson 10 C. L. Martin. pit. :.s2S Il. & H. s
addition to Georgetown; s. o. NJ. Bryant TO L.
b. ker, pit. 1, so. 5i1; 81 roo Sarah b. Norton 10
A. BurgdOrf, undivided laf lots t. 8, Is and H. So
1910, to 8, So. 1888; Se,536.O2. IL. c. Borden 10
same, lots 10 to l3 So lli9. II to IL, 50. 1925,
fis iia to T. So 70 la e iiss sa 70 So
5 and II, So 1l46; s.. +. W. Huidekoper to Ii. d.
Williams, lot 1. blk. l3o. blks la5 and 1885, lots
to %, ok. 1877, blk. 1s, except lots and q blk.
I39, except lots ana 3, lots and 8, blk I4O pit.
and lots 2, 3, z 10 IL, blk 141, and tlks 146 and
ISL sub OF blk. las, all in Burleith; g.. II. D..
erty: s..
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Baseball Matters.

THE PROPOSED SOUTHERN TRIP OF THE wAsHrNGTONS
uNDECIDED-THE UMPIRE QUESTION SETTLED.
President Hewitt saiu to STAR reporter yester-
day that the question Of Southern trip for the
Washington club was not quite decided. "The
railroads have begun and continued a system Of
discrimination against us, and unless they come
down from their high figures It may be impossible
for us to CO. Or at any rate 1t Will be very expen-
sive. They have given the Northern clubs reduc-
tons, but have refused to do the same for U.S.
Then, again, they want me to start from here with
eighteen men, while several Of the men are out
West, one In California, one in Terre Haute, and
order to meet the demands OF the railroads these
men will have to come to Washington before they
start when they might as Well go directly South.
The question, however, will be settled by the end
OF the week. and the schedule will then be liked"
''The umpire question Is settled said President
Young to STAR reporter yesterday. 81 have de-
names will not be made public until after the
schedule Is settled"
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EDUCATIONAL.

SHORTHAND RxvoLUTfoNIzED-"Ac PHO
susss %ps %S:' Sss IN sssss
nnS n91.,e s s0cs T5 second SOot a. Cas-
s;sS :%'es Iis:sa ssse cs :;'s stamp
nRAwIEa AND PAINTING ACADEMY or TINE
M0t At so4 = PRESIDED Oyes By M. IaoGENE
ne ~
Prevent Children forming careless habits Of dr.yins
n
branch Of art from Drawings o. kinds TO POEtr.its
and Gentlemen Mondays and wednesdays a Z. f6-4w'
Mrs. E BRAsELMAN,
A ART N SfashiE e WORK.
f1e-1m. 6O4 18th ct. near 7. NV.
WppoD's coM,ME Err n SCHOOL, "a 5THsT NE
nations TERMS Is per months p1eninS onir
Trial lessons frss. COURT +. WOOD, Principal
A GRADUATE OF COOPER UNION. NEW YORK.
IA desires pulls IN modern pen-and-ink, pencil and
xass sCo SSp :. cs sS1
days and Thursdays, between and 2 pm. n7-6t'
EIocUIMdo1sN i AN9 DR. RHRAM NAT AIT; ART,
Private lesson. and III Glasses .' i'~' fi7-lw.
ERENoH SYSTEM OF SOUND school.
MILE v PRupHoaME 70 resident a,'e Experienced s1
Soue sna s SSa
Trial ree Ss Al rs 18Th
OF send name and address to Boz 39S. References:
Hon. and Mrs. s. s. Cox III
MARTINS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Al SlS 9th St NV, near City Post Once.
The Highest Standard Business COLLEGE in America
Theory. Practical Banking. and English Departmental
Day and Evening Sessions students can enter at any
time; Catalogues Free on application at College Of
fee, first floor or by mail.
FRANCIS G. MARTYR. President.
c. X. URNER, n. A. c. E., Prin
C0lored students not admitted fif-Im
A GRADUATE OF HARVARD, TEACHING IN
IA Washington. desires pupils singly or in small
classes. Inquire Of MIR. JARVIS BUTLER. g34 ST
n W. s15-7m
WASHINGTON
w KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE
For the training Of teachers
with
Model kindargarten and Primary School
Established 1874.
Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK. Principal.
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LOOK! LooK!l LooKl!i
THE STARS POCKET ATLAS OF THE WORLD.
"ss
THE POCKET ATLAS hanau, printed book Of pages
ing matter condensed into the facts the social religious political and
together with as OHOra
different products various
viii sent mail postage pre-
WEEKLY Dispatches from all parts Of the
News and Gossip political personal society and Local Affairs stories by the Leading
Letters Home Articles
Fashion Religious Literary everything that should In the best
long well
and
AN UNEXAMPLED 0FFERIU
SPECIAL s1.so. SPECIAL s1.9o.
WEEKLY WASHINGTON STAR
TIE srArA
described above
dainty in
rated
In the
almost Incredibly low
In Uniou for L0
s q ouer thai has been urpase
AT COUNTER
STAR
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District Government Affairs.


Health Ofticer TOwnSnGDd reports for the week
ending February ~: Number OF deaths ia: whtte
6s: eolored, %; death-rate per I,OG0, peg annum:
white, 1903; c0lOred, 3s.ts}; total population
and 10 ore sixty years. The principal causes OF
death were: Consumption, 20; Diarrhnal, 3;
pneumonia, 10; bronchitis, z; measles, 10; puer-
peral diseases, 9. Births repOrCed: Flfty-four
white, 40 colored, Marriages reported: Eighteen
white, 10 colOred.
COLUMBIA TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY.
In relation to the bill enlarging the powers OF
the Columbia Title Insurance co. OF the District,
referred to the Commissioners for their views they
say they see no objection TO extending to corpora
lions the responsibility OF trusts They think that
such power should be limited TO the care and con-
duct OF matters relating to estates, and should not
be extended so to involve the charge OF the per-
son in any way, and state in conclusion that they
think the bill should be amended to meet that
difficulty.
THE EMERY ASSESSMENT.
In relation TO bill forwarded from the Senate
to relieve st. Vincent's orphan Asylum from GER
tain special taxes the Commissioners state that
all otner special assessments except those for
work done under Mayor Emerys contracts were
reduced to one-third the cost OF the work. and
they see no reason why the Emery assessment
should not be reduced also, provided the persons
who hold lien certificates based on these assess
ments are secured from loss by this reduction.
WATER INSPECTIONS.
John 7. Sprague, CHIEF water inspector, reports
to Capt SymonS that during the week ending with
IL warrants were obtained for Wasting water.
Ten OF these Cases were decided In favor OF the
District and the remaining two cases are pending.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Three SplfnterS which have been Embedded In
Commissioner Wheatley's foot since last May
were last Monday removed. The operation while
most painful was entirely successful, and the
patient Is rapidly improving.
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DENTISTRY.

nR r NJ TALBOT. DENTIST. asa IRA ST..
lJthrer DOOR from corner " T. Dentistry IN al IL
haanchss Testh inssrssd ~ p~ - Az work ssr-
TAR DUKE DENTIsT. us l4TH Nw.-rEErR
III extrncted without paan by $40 Of local Application
rrepared and used only 10y me Teeth niiod Ill FER
let nfssn sets ARTIFICIAL tsseh ODer.taops uAr1a-
teed- o4-6n.
TNR STAIR PAReoNs. DENTIST. pTH ST. COR
LIZ ner Pain prevented in extracting by ap-
pcstion gums: somethin9 nev end the bst; nllin9
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

SELECTED. WARRANTED. PIANOS AND OR
4O7 10th St. rracti' a H9nomaker and Tuner. for
merly foreman with +. c. Laghts & Co. Tuner with
Steinway sons Sells the noble kRAkANER
BROS PIANOS. PEASE PIANOS. aud BURNETT
ORGANS f2-5m
rINHE ESTEY PIANO Is A GREAT "GO" IN THIS
city Numerous purchasers are ready 70 testify TO
its eesuty of tone aud durability Il is. in fact rst
class Piano at moderate price The designs
new and strikirgly handsome.
See and hear the
ESTEl PIANOS
x, SANDERS srAfAAN. Sole Agents-
fl-3m 934 st. H.
Josef HOFFMAN,
81 Says of The WEBER PIANO: IT have found no
instrument whose Tone, Touch and Musical properties
We're so sympathetic To me those Of your Piano
fortes." Holman the Weber" exclusively.
SANDERS STAYMAN. sole Agents.
f1-3m 9:s4 st.
Il Of DECKER BROS rank as HIGHEST GRADE
SANDERS / sTAYMAN Sole A -ents
fe1-3m S34 ST. u y.
ORGAN TONE,
~ Sweetness Of Tone Power. Brilliancy, Orchestral
enects the most approved mechanical deyces-these
are Characteristic features of the
ESTEY ORGAN.
The new Estey .Phjlharmonic- Orasn is a wonder
Easy terms. Pianos and Organs for rent.
SANDERS a sTAYMAN.
934 + st. n w.. Washington. %. G.
Is n. Charles st, Baltimore Md
fl-3m 12l7 Main ST., Richmond Va
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Sr1wrs Hall.
THE READING. PA, MILITARY ACADEMY.
Six hours from Washington.
Every Appliance for Study and Recreation.
Boys any aye iycd at any time and fitted for
ths COLLEGES. West Point. Annapolis, or business
cas- Head Master.
4Nl Cor. Mass. ave and I7tb st.. Washington, D. c.
tSecond Session February 1. 1885,
mis- Miss Cntchsen,s Evening Travel Class will begin
The frss lecture on Aperican Literature by Prof
For information address the principal.
film MISS ANNA ELLIS.
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF Music. ST
w Clond buiidine 9th and = SITS. Nineteenth year
advantsgss o. b BUELARD. Director. fS-lm: ms
PuBLlc COMPLEMENTARY ENTERTAINMENT.
FEB. 2l. 1888. AT sPM
THE PUPILS OF THE
MARTYR COLLEGE OF ELoCUTIoN,
313 9th stree. northwest tHalf block east Of City
Post Office.)
Tickets Free upon application only s1s-sm
WIN c. oHARE,
Of yOn panS and Organ lTt} 9TH
w Oratory. sO4 NJ St NV. Voice Culture. Elocution
Crstory staniiisrihs permanently cured References
HIss nr .I's sg ind sl-s" Mrs \ sTE
E.. sCHEEL, TEACHER OF PIANO. ORGAN
q and singiie Particular attention to beginners,
performers. 734 12th st. NV. ta1l-wxsam.
Mt. VERNON SEMINARY.
HOO 11O4. 1116 n STREET AND 11.s 11TE
STREET \. W.
French and English Boarding and Day School for
Academic, Intermediate, and Primary DEPARTMENTS
Ihorough instrii hon ia all branches in accordance
Thirteenth Year. Second Term begins FEBRUARY
Cornilodious new school building. heated by steam
and CONTAINING Chapel Sesson-roons, Class-rooins,
and Once.
For particulars applyto
ja2S-6m MRS E. J. sOMERS, Principal.
MRS; BENJAMIN FULLER SMITH, TEACHER
o. %sa aP .S
:. r Ss,sns Mads Ms
sheridan. 1a:,S-tms
VY'HE NATIONAL CHRIsTIAN SCIENCE INsTI-
Il iUTE dncorporat A. D. 1857 receives students
ienee Mind Healing: Glasses formed the frs. aion.
day 81 zach month For further address
aduat. Of the Massachusetts, Metaphysical COLLEGE
kkss aaSss k kkf4kES sSESo ASD AND
KINDERGARTEN NORMAL TRAINING CLASS
1918 Sunderland Place south Of Dupont Circle BIN
Sand sts NV. Entrance on d st-estabished 22
years eSagped IGnng men and women
Practical business; SIenography ,Typewriting and
Graphophone; Rapid Writing. Students enter at
any time. Year scholarship, quarterly monthly in
stallnent rates. Graduates always in demand Illus.
trated circulars free at College office or by mail
Ii. c. SPENCER, Principal
SARA A. SPENCER. Vice. Principal. ol:3
PRIvATE LESSONS ~ ALL GRADES OF STUDY:
napolis, West Point all examinations.
se2S IVY INSTITUTE, s. W. cor. 9Th and sts NV
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Says he wa. Robbed of 1000.

TWO COLORED WOMEN AND ONE NAN ARRESTED. BUT
NO TRACE OF THE MISSING MONEY.
"A welLdressed man, said to be stranger in the
city, appeared at the first precinct station after IL
O'Clock last night and complained that he had
been robbed OF s. 1000 Uen $500 bills in the house
OF negro in Foundry alley, between and H and
18th and 18th streets. He was under the infiu-
eDce OF liquor at the time. He went to the house
with colored woman, whom he met on the street
and while In the house, he claimed that the
woman robbed him OF the amount stated. He told
the police that his name was Geo. O. Draytop.
sergeant Diggins and Ofncer Hinkle arrested LOU
lisa D1ggS, Sarah King and VIM. Webster, and
locked them up on suspicion OF being iinpica In
the robbery. The officers searched the house in
which the Intoxicated man said he was robbed
but failed to md the money
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

nN AND AFTER THURSDAY. MARCH i, 1883.
SUNDAYS. TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS. at a. m.
for Potomac River Landings as far Mattox Creek
Grinders wharf. Sundays down aud Wednesdays up.
Brent's and Chapel Point. Thursdays down aud Mon
days snd Wednesdays up.
Z. L. TOLSON. Agent. 7th st. wharf
fS2- LIN JNO McGAHEE. Agent, Alexandra, Va.
TrOR NORFOLK, OLD POINT AND THE SOUTH
steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves Washington
Monday, Wednesday an FRIDAY ut pm.
Steamer JANE MOSELEY. Tuesday aud Thursday
at B pm. and sunday at pm.
Steamer Leary lands at Ptney Point going andreturn
Moseley lands at Cornneld Hsrbor going and return
ing.
Knox and Lloyds express viii call and check bag
Leary. 745-3. Moseey, -. Fare. g.
W. p WEIGH, Supt.,P. s. Co.
GEO. L. PHILLIPS, Supt, L and g. C. Co.
MT. VERMONT Mt. VERNON!
STEAMER W. W. CORcoRAN
Leaves 1thstreet wharf daiy Except Sundaytfor M
10 o'clock a IN Returning. reaches Warrington
sl6 LII BLAKE. Captain.
II NEW IRON STEAMER "WAKEFIELD~
Leaves 9TH st wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS at An. Returning TUESDAYS
trgs far Nomini Creex, Curriomsn. Va. aud 81
Clements Bay. Md. Connects with b aud O. X. X Il
Shepherds. See schedule. JOHN b PAD6ETT. A9t.
C. W. RIDLEY. Manager. ta25
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
Fast Express Steamers.
To Southampton Lopdon, HAyre), Bremen
Ems, We'd, Feb. 22, ! pm. Elder, Sat. Feb %
3 p. Saale. We'd, Feb 20. an; Fu.da, Sat.
Mch. s. $3.50 Am: 1rave, Wed. Mch. z. 80 Pm. !;
Elbe, Sat, Mich 10, 3 pm
Comfortable staerooms. excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments Prices: LIST cabin, $S5 and up
wards berth. according to location: I'd cabin s5Sa
fl6 E. r. DROOP. 935 Penn ava
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PROFESSIONAL.

M ADAME aRUKA FROM NEW YORK WONDER
M iul Trance Sleeper, born with double csul; Der
equal he found throus the world Al bust
pess conadental sittings. 50 cents and 81. hours.
10 TO 3 pm
Capt. % St. Capitol Hill. f2O-st'
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
WI LIFE All business con ndentisl Ladies sen-
9th streets northwest. so-34ws
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The Emancipation CeIebra,,on.


The executive committee Of the 26th annive rsary
OF the emancipation OF slaves In the District of
Columbia met at the ONCE OF the Bee last evening
and ordered that the 22d district elect three dele
gates and two alternates; all social clubs bepevo.
lent associations that have been organized one
year or more, to elect two delegates and one alter
convention wednesday evening, February 20. at
era opinion Of the that street parsdes
should be done away with and have the exercises
in churches.
VERDICT or GUurY.-Yesterday Robert
RhOne, cOlored, was found guilty in the Criminal
Court on an Indictment for an assault and battery
on Lucius Burnett December 20, 1850. with IN
tent To XIII him by shooting him.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses have
been iss ued by the clerk OF the court to W. Watson
and sarah Nash; F. 8. Cawson and Annie v.
Lucy DonOghue, OF Bowling Green, Va, John \.
Gunneliing and Fannie y. Evans; G. w. Byram
ana Annie NJ Sullivan; W H LIZ Lucas 6, and Mary y
sammons and Clara Marquett.
CHARLOTTE SMITH IN MAssAcHUsErTa-TheM Mas.
sachusetts house committee on labor yesterday
gave hearing TO Mrs. Charlotte Smith and others
on charges that several intelligence of1ces were
sending girls seeking employment to houses OF
til-fame. Mrs Smith charged Inspector BurIeigh
with being In league with the intelligence ofnces
ana knowing their aoomlnaoIe business.
DEATH OF wEIL-KNowN CrrrzEN.-Mr. N. B.
clarke, WelkknoWn cit1Zen OF washington for
25 years past, cted this morning at O'Clock at his
residence on street, near Sd street northwest
MI. Clarke was native OF New England, but came
here during the war, and was az one time men,
per OF the board OF common council OF the Old
corporation OF Washington.
ENrKRfANNRNr At tn. MARTIN CcILBGR-A
large audience nlled the hall OF the Martyr Col
,ege OF Elocutton last night 70 enjoy the rst pub
nc entertainment OF the college. The readings
reelected credit on the instructor1 the college
VIII give dramatic ENTERTAINMENT during the
summer 81 one Of the theaters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-22

i HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
WASHINGTON. 723 l4TH ST. N. W.,
Boston, l54 fremont St; Brooklyn, 10 Court ST.:
New York, 23 W. 23d ST.; Phila., 1928 Chestnut st.
ThOrough training in French German, Spanish &c
Conversational knowledge in ONE TWO TERMS
$40 in small classes; also private lessopa
Highest references. Terms begin pow. SIG
DIANO LESSONS.
Il MISS CLARA HARRISON
Pupil Of VIM. Mason, N. r,
sO-6ms Grant Place bet. 9th 10th. G and II sts
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NINE Ross

NINE hOSS
The reliable Cairyoy and tells the
past and future Born with ,e1l and has
derful gifts She has astonished people who have
suited her, she the public against lln postors
who try To initiate he IN her proiession The mad
anne has equal Her remedies never fail 90 cure
sickness She can cause speedy marriage. and bring
the separated together. Her advice business mstter
IL invaluable Points out enemies and describes
your friends Entire sstsfactsn given fnteryle~scon
hdentsi and those 1t distance sending their and
maine and e. viii get in return mall the outline u
their lite Residence 1910 tn ST. once hours
T. a. 70 . p IA. except sunday a.. -. -.,
door jAl6-t4ap
DRoF. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
u voyant, Astroloeer and spiritual Medium. Born
with sesons sisht and veil Every hidden mystery
hidden TREASURED Gives lucky numbers. Causes
speedy marrisees. Brings sspsrated together. Gives
success IN business Removes all family troubles
and evil Influenza Cures sickness. II disappointsd
by efforts of others udse not all alike. the Professor
can convince the most scePtical strsng from other
cities Will save time and disappointment by calling
the only genuine clairvoyant IN this city. he
ceeds where all Others tail and sdvertises only what
he do. Sittings. SOC. Lfe-reading by mail on
receipt OF ell Name lock vi hair. date Of birth Hours
jss-2m. 42l 9th st. NV.
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w KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE,
For the training Of teachers,
with
Model Kindergarten and Primary School
Established 1874.
Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK, Principal,
f13 1917 10th St
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FOUNDRY W. T. CHuRcH.-The following named
Officers Of this church have been elected: Stewards
lr. NJ. ID. Peck, Rufus N. TiltOn, j. w. 81. Clair
Le!Guel Williams, J. +. Stock, E F. Brooks and Jas
l. Ewin: recording steward, Louis p. Altschee;
smith, VIM J. sibiey, b. II. SJinemetz r. II. willet
+. II. King. John E. Clokey, VIM. 4. Chandlee
1hOs. someryilie and X. 4. Morsell; lay delegate
20 electoral convention, Hiram Price, reserve E r.
simpson,
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A CURIOUS LEGAL PorNr RAsED.-George Black.
ley, Douglas Gordon, and John Rufhn were placed
on trial In the Criminal Court yesteniay for house
breaking In the Toulouse of Robert Barr The
point was raised that dollhouse was not build
ing. but shed, and the Indictment could not be
maintained The trial was not concluded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-22

VERDICT OF GULrY.-Yesterday, Rober,
Rhone, cOlored, was found guilty In the Criminal
Court on an Indictment for an assault and battery
on Lucius Burnett December 20, 1850, with IN.
tent To kill him by shooting him.
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A SNEAK THIKF IN TRoUsLE.-Thomas Carter,
alieS VIII Davis, alias Thomas Jefferson the
alleged sneak thief ana upper story iobber,
from Richmond, who was arrested last Satur-
day, was before the Police Court yester-
day. Most OF the stolen goods were recovered by
Detectives Wheeler and Mattingly. On two charges
was then tried for the grand larceny OF a gold
watch and chain from Laura Holderoy, OF No. 1000
street, on which charge he was held In $500
bonds for the action OF the grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-22

FcRTY DfsoRDERLY NEGROES BREAK UP AN Ex-
TE<TArSNESr.-The Gallilean FIsherrnan's Hall on
y street between ID and ~ streets southwest.
WIS packed Monday evening with colored people
admitted at Is cents a head, the occasion being
prize entertainment given by a committee OF Odd
Fellows The committee In charge being unable
% preserve order the police were called In The
woEien and some men were permitted 20 leave the
hail. Thea the doors were locked and forty-six
hsIi-yrown men and boys were placed under arrest
fi>tOi- knives and olack-Iacks were thrown away
D. them, but strange 10 say not single was
found The fOrty-stx prisoners we're marched to
the station where, one by one, they were stood up
and searched, AID only Is CENTS were taken from
Tie whole crowd The police account for the
prssen5s Of that amount OF money by saying that
lie owner % a. "beat the doorkeepef." The door,
keeper was ROBBED OF hts Waterbury. watch which
was dropped on the nOor during the melee. About
1OTty Of tnCse who had not left collateral We're be-
fore the Police Court yesterday charged with dis
orueriy conduct Fifteen Of the prisoners were
nned % each, and the others released on their
PERSONAL DondA Collaterais were forfeited In two
Casa
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