Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26


have the right men now. and they viii be held un-
I'll this evening, when johnson win take look at
them Henry stevenson. who was arrested Tues
day night on suspicion or being implicated In the
grave robbery, has been released
Passenger from the South.
DR.. Stratton reports the arrival OF the following
from the South: ). C. Toof, Memphis, Tenn; H. s.
Henderson and wife, Mrs d. Lamon, Miss Malta
Brown, +. W. Samuels and wife, Mrs. Dodson, Miss
Z Foster, K Y. Woodling, Louisville, KY: Jonn A.
Kreber and wife, Frankfort; j. A. Hutchison,
Charleston, W. Va; 3. W. Williams. Atlanta, Ca.
vile, Ala; James Eldridge, SALISBURY, N. c.
Inirty-four passed through
PORTRAIT or THE LATE wx. r. McLEAS.-Last
evening taterestfng exercises were held at odd
Fellows Hall, 18th street. The occasion was the
late VIM. R Mclean, grand representative and
past grand master OF the order. Mt. Mclean who
dsed December l, 1873, was prominent priueer
here for over q quarter OF o century and for many
years was foreman OF The STAR composing room.
He was held In high esteem In the community.
The portrait representing Mr.. Mclean was painted
by Mr.. Chas Armor and Is considered a cred
table work. There was q large attendance last
evening. Including not only 0dd Fellows, but also
Rev stier grand Chaplain the 0prssa S
CHAIRMAN Of committee and the portrait Was re-,
cefved for the lodge by the noble grand s. Edwin
Tomlinson.
FINED FOR SHOOTING HIS Do6.--Jerry Cole. a
colored resident OF Anacostia, went cunning for
aa sst ne days aSS S n, ne sad with him hound
and Cole shot the dog, putting IT'S eyes out ofcer
Anderson arrested Cole for cruelty TO animals
Inls morning In the Police Court Jerry pleaded
s ned . charge OF cruelty to animals and was
DIVORCE GRASrEp-Judge Cox, in the Equity
Court this morning. made a decree OF divorce In
tne case OF Christine III. Zitting against w. r. ZI-
ting They were married in Alexandra, Va. Oc-
tooer 4, 1883 and have one child She Charged hin
WITH deserting her December l6, 1854 She IS given
tne right 70 resume her maiden name and the Gus
FIND FoR CARRYING A RAzoR-John Loudon,
coiored barber In East Washington, was before the
Police Court to-day for carrying a razor. Onncer
branson arrested him for being drunk and disor-
gerry, and, when searched, a razor was found on
70 cut a mans hair and shave him. and that is
Why ne had the razor IN his pocket His counsel
sad that the fact OF johns being barber relieved
MIN or being an ordinary razor toter" fine of
go or sixty days was imposed
Foor BAIL-The Dupont football team won
game rom the Georgetown College eleven yester
day BY the score OF 10 too.
ANEW BICYCLE CLuB.-A bicycle club has re-
Gently been organized by the teachers OF the H,yh
school The members OF the club are as ioIlowss.
= X. Lane, principal OF the school, PRESIDENT Miss
G. smith, Miss H. n Pitts, Miss A. N. Lathe, Miss
H. u.
p smith. q. s. Fellows, Jno. b. Daish and DR.
Hedrick. II Is proposed 10 have the INST run 70.
morrow, and the destination will be Arlington
RossEHIxs REro.rKp.-wsshington NaiIor, No
John Mahonsy reports stolen a silver watch
AND cnain.-pW. Classic, No. 5l9 7th street. re-
gp orss stolen from pleasure steamer Clara some
Neal reports the larceny Of solid silver pitcher
-. b head reports the theft Of yellow 6ianKet
MAxniAsR LICENSES. Marriage licenses have
been Issued by the clerk OF the court TO
tucson H;sx Mcdaniel so,, and Kate Jones;
y. Peck, Of rerre Haute, Iod, ana Lucy W. Stone;
Cornelius Adams and Maria T. MAYOR; Addison
Prince Georges County, Md, and ANNE Williams;
Emery y. Brown and Ida v. Blackburn; Andrew
A. Kslier; Geo. r sinclair and Mary c. sherman. nam
NEW ovyIcERs OF THE scHuEIzEN.-The annual
eaecuon OF the Washington Schuetzen verein was
held last evening at the park. The Officers elected
are as follows: simon Wolf president: John Hock-
uref: X spnngsguth, SECRETARY; Charles Ebel,
nrss tarVet-master; j. J. Appich. second target.
master. After the election the members sat down
DxsAcrxe rHR Noxrxxsr-As published in yes
tefoays srAk, small boy named Ernest crown
was uned by Judge Miller for defacing the Wash.
ington Monument with his penknife. The Judge
N inposiag the nne, made known hts intention Of
seoPpN9 the work OF oefacing the monument II be
nad 70 Impose the extreme penalty 400 Re.
eenty the visitors 10 the nonninent have seen q,
W cut ana scratch their names In the marble and
the watehTnen have never been able 10 catch ans
OF tnem antu wednesday. when the Crown COY
wes arrested Hereafter all Offenders will h.
promptly arrested and punished. -
vDrIBuIxD TRAINS ON b & q. r. R.-Tne yesti
yuied Lnited, leaving Washington at lO:55 a n,
1aiiy, arrives II Chicago next morning al IN an
Every car N the Train Is vestibuled, includins
baxgage-carA coaches, dining-cars, and Pull,aan NJ,
slosping cara Tne coaches are heated by sreau
drawn from the locomotive. No extra fare Is ex
acted from passengers upon this tram. For TICK
cts and sieeptng-car space call at b. 4 q. ticke
001ceA 61o aud 1851 Pennsylvania avenue or a
depot. corner New Jersey ave. and c streeL--Adrl