Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-29


anothers having Oeea prevent by rain. In Cincn-
natl the home team defeated Baltimore, IL To y.
Al ~, Louis the CleyelandS were given a white
wash, 4 toe AT Louisville Brooklyn won, to-
sales of Real Estate.
Maria d. Green has bought for 5000. of S. D.
Webb. sub lots 10 and II, square 81, fronting 40
feet on 2Ist and o streets northwest. B. II. War
ner and wife have transferred TO George W. f.
Swartzell and Chas. B. Pearson, in trust. for
s7,s9l sub lots \, Il, and part c, square IL. 10
feet on the northwest corner OF tn and VI streets,
and sub ID. square so. fronting 49, feet NJ
street, between 2:sl and 24tn streets northwest.
Paulina ROccl las bought for 5000 part lot ,,
square I59 fronting 20 feet on Louisiana avenue
between 6Ih al 7th streets northwest. W. ii.
Gibson has bought Of r. y ClavelOuX for 81, 80
parts 3. and >, square 9l9. fronting "A feet on
East capitol street, between sth and 9th.
Two CONVICTIONS FOR Enthusiastically after
noon, In the Criminal Court, George Fox, alias
Dudley Jordan, cOlOred, charged Win committing
arape Cd Jane rarr. white child Iour years OH,
was convicted The defense was insanity or i'm
becility. DAVID Williams cOlorcd, was convicted
of having committed a rape on Elizabeth Mason
eolored Child eleven years old.
DAMAGE DONE BY Police PATROL WAGON
Yesterday afternoon the sixth precinct patrol
wagon collldet with one OF vanderbiit's express
wagons near North Capitol street and Massachu-
sets avenue. The wagon was IN charge OF O!ncer
r. E Gordon and was driven by the regula. driver
Il. Reese. Just before the collision occurred the
officer jumped from the wagon and escaped injury
The driver and prisoner named Nolan were
thrown 10 the ground anu badly injured. The
wagon was considerably damaged. Alter the COL
hslon the horse ran away and the wagon co.liGed
with another vehicle, badly damaging IT. and
knocked down small colOred boy, named Alfred
Conlee, inJuring HIN severely.
They ASK FOR EQrAL PAY FOR FEMALE
TESCHERs.-Ata meeting last night OF District
Assembly, No. 6ti. X. OF l.. resolutions were
adopted conforming efforts made in the House
10 sJrike out from the District appropriation
Dill The provision securing equal pay 10 both
sexes for equal WORK, as applied 10 the salaries
schools and also pctltiOning the senate 10 retain
the clause and largely increase the number OF
teachers
GOING TO THE BALTIMORE SAENGzRFEsr-The
Washington SaengerOund will leave the city for
Baltimore tO-mOTrOw evening 10 take part IA the
sae1gerfest OF the Eastern singing Confederation
10 ilgin there tomorrow and continue until We'd
neSdaS- Ihey VIII compete on Monday Tor the
nrst-elass prize The organization VIII be repre-
seHted by nfty OF sixty stu5ers. anu they will sing
Joseph RheinoerSer's ''>pring."
MARRIAGE LICENSES. Narr. age licenses have
been issued by the clerk or the court 10 John F.
swami OF Charles County, Md, and A Crasty:
Thomas Minor. OF Alexandra, Va, and Martina E.
Wood. Of Charlottesville, Va; John +. Warner
crime J. Ennis, OF caroline County, Va; Walter
Payne and Ella Harris; ". A. smith, of Warren
Seh, Va, and Hattie v Anderson, OF lpperviIe,
Va; j. d. Birch and Lille '. Cotton; ThO5. john
500 and susan Brown.
PLEAS OF GrrLTY-This morning. In the Grim
mai Court. Albert Thornton and sandy Lewis
pleaded guilty TO the larceny OF two barrels OF
cabbage, a cask OF wine, ant a hand-truck belong
Ing 10 the Potomac Steamboat Company on Nav
% last Elnore G. FIELDS, indicted the larceny
of 500 from John q. Sluhd on March is last
pleaded guilty. Andrew J. HenRing, charged with
HOUSEKEEPING, withdrew his pea Of not guilty
ana pleaded guilty Albert Johnson, indicted FOR
larceny from the person Urom r. e. Wood on the
race track, withdrew his plea Of not guilty ana
pleaded guilty. He acknowledged that ne had
picked NJ Woods pocket, and was arrested before
he could get away.
meeting OF the Jefferson Democratic Association
LAST evening the tender OF the jackson Association
To act as escort % the Jefferson Association 10 the
convention IN Baltimore, July I, was accepted
The association Will carry with II a banner made
OF baadanas. and the Delegates viii wear straw
hats with a bandanl band and carry canes The
following delegates Will represent the ASSOCIATION.
y Enlinner, IT., chairman; Howard Ciaggett j. Lar
ner, n. WeiSenoorn, c: W. Dlrr, Chss. Neuman,
Geo r LaBaTre. Geo. Davidson, JAS Rutherford
:. heIch, " Dcngle. - II. jackson, VIM. King
anu }. Alexander.
HELD FOR THE GRAND JCRY.-To-day, in the
IOilce Court, Mary AlmdrO!iO, cOlOred was
charged with keeping bawdy house on Mary
Lanu avenue, near 1sJ street northwest Her
counsel, Mr.. John A. Moss, entered a plea OF MOI
guilty and demandeda Jary triaL He waived an
examination, and the defendant was held In 500
Doads Tor the action OF The grand jury.
lSDoRsISe TIE NONISATIoNs-The ratification
meeting OF the republicans OF the District Will DC
held at the Republican National League house
this evening to indorse the Nomination Of Harri-
son and Morton
HowIISG DOCS on BACK SHEp.-Dr Moses
We'll tne opucian, OF No. 4t@3 G street northwest
throusn his counsel, Mr.. ID. W. Classic pleaded
not guilty IN the Police Court this morning 20 a
charge or violating the police regulations in Keen
ing On his premises Two dogs which by their
bowling and loud noises, disturb the ne,yhbors-
Testimony was given 10 show that the dogs are
On q back shed at night and annoy the neiynbors
One witness testlfled that she spoke TO Mrs. We'll
about keeping the dogs on the back she'd and She
said she could not keep them In the house and let
them sunocate, as they were the dearest things
she had In the world. The Defendant testfnssd
that his dog never oarks at night unless eolored
person passes through the alley at a late hour.
personal recogniZance was taken TO abate the
nuisance.
JrpSnzNr AGAINST THE B. AND o. RAILROAD Con-
SNf.-Ihls morning Justice Walter had before
MIN the case OF Thomas j. Hardaway against the
b4itlinore and Ohio Railroad COMPANY and gave
g11ement Tor plaintin for 500 damages and costs
COZ R rarn citizen Oh Georgia, represented by
atcket Tor Chicago for SIS, and was entitled "a
slecping accommodations Ia the upper berth OF
Se.Ion A, car ISL, but Its Use denied hun and
ne was put 10 Inconvenience &C.
"A CLrB ELKcr-oS.-At a meeting of the Flora
treasure club held last night the following ocsrs
Harvey, president: Frank Floyd. vice-pres,dent
y. Ryan, secretary: Z L. Harrison. treasurer
FRANK Wild, sergeant-at-arrns
BAY RIDGE ON THE CHEsaPR.kE-sunaav 1r,x
Isl, VIII oe gala day at Bay Ridge Grand Sacred
Sonceit OF the seengerbund, 2, 800 voices two cele
Seso panos-ItzeVs Military Band and R,ncgold
Dano, Ol Reading, VIII discourse music durinS ~,
Day. Trains leave Washington. RI ami n s.. ,os
~, Zl0 and 800 y. m Round trip fare Al
eehent meals AZ Bay Ridge Restaurant onIy