Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-08

northeast. and the consideration f2,4UU.
A col0red woman, Alice Campbell, was arraigned
In the Police Court yesterday ON the charge OF keep
ing bawdy house In CIark's Alley, between sd
and Az and and ID streets southwest Onleer
Henry testified to raiding The house, and nDding
several mel and women In IT, The court lined her
The divorce bill Of ". E Tyler against Mary F.
Tyler. Med october 10, 1sso, mas been dismissed
by plaintiff
snail Hall tomorrow night. Agood time Will well
repay those who attend
Mother and Son.
WHY GEORGE METERS WAS ASSAULTED BY TEE BAR
KEEPER EMPLOYED BY Hts MOTHER, WHO KEEPS
DRINKING SALOON.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. George Meyers, de-
partment clerk went to q saloon kept by his
mother near l5t street and Virginia avenue, to
converse with her about the business she is en-
gagged in and about George Banf, who is employed
by her as a bartender. Banf, who Is well known
in police circles OBJECTED TO the young mans visit
ana took Meyers by the collar and threatened 10
break his neck. After the disturbance Was over
Mr.. Meyers swOre out a warrant for Banf This
morning about l O'Clock Officers Henry and Mel
ton went TO the house 10 arrest Banf lie made no
resistance, but several halI-grown men In the
house urged him TO do So They followed
the officers and Banf through the streets,
using profane and Threatening language.
tOdy and locked them up. They gave their names
as Chas- FOuike. JOS. e. Smith, Henry Foulke, Ed
ward Whalen and Daniel Whalen. This morning
In the Police Court Banf was tried for profanity
and threats He was f1ned 50 on the nrsl charge.
In dSposinx OF the charge OF threats. Judge Mills
said that Mr.. Meyers did good thing in going TO
see his mother on such an errand. he advised the
officers 10 look further into what was going on In
the house, and required Banf 10 give 500 bonds
or stand committed six months In disposing OF
the charge against the NE prisoners for disoiderly
conduct, Judge Mills said that II there was on
class OF persons who should be punished more
than another IL was these roughs who hang about
low groggerieS and interfere with officers OF the
law In the discharge OF their duty. Under the law
the extreme penalty i $40 and the court was only
sorry that double that amount could not be I'M
noted
DEATH OF AARON S. CoLEMAS.-Aaron 8. Cole
board Of the Pension Bureau, died yesterday
morning OF q complication OF diseases, at his home
on 9TH street. Mr.. Coleman was a native OF
Roches ter \. Y, and at the time OF his death
IN his forty year. Vile and one c.-ild sur
vive him.
RETURNED TO HER HOME-The sixteen year-old
girl who was yesterday reported In The STAR
missing from her home since Monday night, with
$500 In gold, has returned. The young lady-she
resides on l7Ih street-had just recovered from an
what afrected She left her home Monday evening
and returned last night.
ASSAULT CAsEs-In the Police Court Yesterday
Richard johnson, who was charged with an as
aault on Mary johnson, his wife, on the 4th inst.
dayS.-Wm- GOODWIN, charged with an assault
on VIM. Frawley, was ined--Breton Jameson
Tor assault on Willy Ann Jones' was fined s..
MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court 10 Beverly
TucksOn and Alice Coleman; john w. Oliver and
Eugenia Divine; Harry Himsbright, OF Philadel-
pbia, and Celina Boswell; John L. Miles and An
nie C. JamiSon, both OF ST Mary's County, Md.
STOLEN CHURCH PROPERTY REcovEREp-Thls
morning the police recovered by express from
Fredericksourg Va, the altar ornaments which
were taken from the church of the IncarnafIon
on the 23d ult. Henry Bernhard, VINO has been
committed 10 jail Tor roObing this and several
other churches sold the articles taken from the
CHURCH or the Incarnation TO a colored woman
Gan exeursonist from fredericksburg for 60 cents.
Learning THIS our police, throUc the FrederickS-
burg officers, recovered the stolen property.
NEW CoScLAvE OF HEPrAsoPHs.-Metropolis
ConclaVe, Improved Order or HeptasOphs, was last
night Instituted at Buneh's Hail. on Sth street by
Geo. v. Metzel. who was the organizer with thirty.
eight charter applicants. The following were in
stalled as oncers; sitting past archer, j. ii. Rath
Friess; secretary, W. ID. Tabler; rnancier A. a.
Parker; treasurer, " Bunch
CHARGED WITH FALSE PRErESsEs-Haryey V
Cotton was before the Police Court yesterday on
the charge OF obtaining $50 by false pretenses from
r. A. Salter, his brotner-in-law. The testimony
Tor the prosecution was TO the effect that Salter
wens 10 spotsylyania County, leaving his son in
charge OF his store; that Cotton, who was at the
wharf when Salter left, went 10 the store, saving
that salter told him 70 take charge; that he as.
suIned charge and sold goods, some by auction.
Tor the defendant, said they could snow by MIS-
sater wife Oh the prosecuting witness that there
Tor the grand jury. bond $500.
The JACKSON DEMOCRATIC AssoCrArroy-At a
meeting OF the jackson Democratic Association.
last evening, the following were nominated for
membership: Patrick Barry, W. T. Ashby X O.
poikinhorn. A Curet, +. Addison, George schaefer,
W ; sammOns. j. H. Summons, j. p. Crowley
Paul Region, W. A. O'Meara. and j. j. Murray An
Invitation TO attend the demonstration at Laurel,
Nd, on the I'D inst, was accepted and Messrs p
e. Garden, Il. G.. Clagett T. v Noopan w A
Hutehins, ana Jesse Mann were appointed a com
mittee 10 MAKE the necessary arrangements IL
was stated by Mr. Kirk that lust tweniy-two wears
ago the association attended democratic demOa-
stratlon In Laurel A resolution offered by Mr.. r. A.
robson, providing for an assessment OF $40 each on
the membership, was referred
APPOINTING CAMPAIGN CoMNrrTEEs-The Ma
uOnai hepuohcan League have appointed the Iol-
lowing committees 10 cooperate with the
nance-A.F 4. ChiIds H. d. Barr. 81 W Whi,arer
kdward +. Casey and G. \. McEwen Camp ign -
=. KIhompson, A p Pardon. Patrick o'Farrell, H.
e Fowler and Frank Aldrich- Enrolment-W
Ireland, K j. Beall Joseph +. hodgson and {. p
Lincoln
TIE VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION - The
virginia Republican Association last night elected
The followlng officers: X. L singleton president.
X. j. shelton. v1ce-president; c. l. Smith secre
tary; D. e. Fountain, corresponding secretary: X
dent; J. Ii. Harris, chairman executive committee.
W: ID. Nelson, sergeant-at-arms; White chap.
lain resolution OF coincidence with the family
EXCURSIONS TO CINCINNATI. - Every THURSDAY
until August 30, Inclusive, the Baltimore and ONO
X r. Co. Will sell excursion tickets 10 Cincinnari
az rate Of s1s65 for the round trip. Tickets viii
De valid Tor return passage for Is days, including
t-y u sale.-AdrL
RESERVED SEATS FOR HnxPERs FERRY.-Patrons
OF the every Thursday excursions 10 the charming
excursion grounds at this historic place are re-
QCested 10 secure their reserved seats a day 4
twoin advance at the Baltimore and Oalo Offices,
61Y and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, as reserved
seats cannot be guaranteed 10 those waiting until
the morning OF the excursion. There will be nc
extra charge for reserved seats secured In adj
vance. Trains leave Baltimore and Quo depot
every THURSDAY II 9:45 am round Trip only ST.
AcirL.
ATLANTIC CITY EXCURSION, VIA. B. 4 O. r. R.
next saturday. Train leaves Washington D. IN.
Tickets good returning until Monday. Round
Trip, x1-Adrt.