Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-15
Condensed Locals.


A certificate OF the election OF b. t. Upper VIM
Brough, Harvey Spauiding, Robert 8. Fletcher,
and VIM Hutchinson as trustees OF All souls
The will OF Geo. W. Morse filed yesterday leaves
al his property 10 his wife, who is named exec
utrfJ.
Al ameeting last night OF the Maryland Demo-
cratic Club Representative compton, after brief
speech, introduced Representative Hooker, OF Mis-
Sissippi, and Representative ONetll who made
speeches ENDORSING the Administrator.
'Sympathtzer' sends - 10 The STAR for the suf-
ferers BY cyclone at Mt Vernon, Ill
At this time there are thtrty-efght persons In
The jail who have been sentenced to the peniten-
Iiary, but owing 10 the funds for that purpose
having become exhausted they cannot be trans
On Monday Mrs. Brown. of 314 " street north
Of The street, thrown down and badly bruised
smith Adams, cOlored driver in the employ OF
Mr. Leadingham. was fined so or thirty days, In
driving and beating two horses In his charge
At a meeting at the riding academy last night
politan Riding Club Officers were elected as FOL-
lows: President, Mr.. Thompson; treasurer, MI
Tompkins; secretary, Miss French
The \. NJ c. A. Literary Society last evening de-
oated the question: Resolved, that the freedom
of the press be restricted" and the committee OF
judges after listening to the reasoning OF Messrs
Geo L somes and l. C. Williamson ia the afiirma.
i've, and MessrS q. +. Nesbitt and Harvey In the
negative, decided the question in the negative
j. ShilllngtOD sends Frank Leslie's Popular
Monthly and the Young Ladies' Journal for April
81. John the Evangelist Aid Society, by VIM. Da-
yis. John " BTtscoe, Mary Edelin, and Margaret
The objects are TO relieve the distressed and
needy, the amelioraton OF misfcrtunes and affiic-
lions 10 which humanity Is subject
This morning. IN the Police Court. Maggie Brooks
ana Lulu Ward. colOred, were acquitted OF the
charge Of perjury In giving testimony in the GRIM
NAL court In the case OF oscar Jackson colOred
coat.
3 or nfteen days In the Police Court TO-DAY. for
ulsI uIoing prayer-meeting IN the Zion Baptist
ehnfsn In south Washington
II the case OF Charles Jones, convicted last week
OF grand larceny, Mr.. A. b. Williams nied In the
Criminal Court to-day motion for a new trial.
Another Victory.
TIE wAsHrSGToSs PLAY A STRONG CANE OF s.Ir IN
BIkAINGHAN.
The Washington bali club defeated the Btrrning-
ham, Ala, club yesterday by score OF toa O,Day
and Deasley were the battery for Washington, and
proved very effective. oDay. Il seems, Is highly
pleased with Deasley's work behind the bat. Nine
men struck out. Hoy, as usual, led the batting
for the Washingtons. After three more games To
birmingham this week the clue viii go 70 JACKSON
Vile, Fla
SIN roR $1,000 DAxA6Es--Lucy A. Lasseter
and her husband yesterday entered suit against
the Inland and seaboard CoastiBg co. 20 recover
sfsrs d ian, , Tne piaiatin Lucy LassIer
woman she engaged state-room No. 3 on the
steamer LAZY OF the Lake to make the trip from
the agents Of the company refused her access 70
Inc room, and she was forced 10 sat up all night
sIkskr-A dead eoored infant was found at 10th
aLo STREETS southeast, yesterday, by Officer
I.onpson dead infant was found In Douglas
Alley, between 4th 5tn II and WASHINGTON 81 rsef,
tnts morning. \ live colored infant was found in
na u.e aney, by Onlcer Jordan. at $3.50 O'Clock
t t.s insothihs- and was taken IN charge by Mrs
Fly, hVing IN the alley.
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InB SOUTHERN METHODIST Con FgyySry - The
baltimore Conference OF the NJ. r Churoh sonth
began lts sessions yesterday az NarIinsfurSy Nc
Va Reports from the various church aJrnc,ss
were read and also from the DISTRICTS Rev sam
Kongers, presiding elder OF the WashtnVton a..
trict, said that during the past year t6er,. had
been slnr-ency OF funds In his distrfct: a, 80