Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-06

HlRKIs.-Coilier In "ylrginius-"
kERNAS'S.-Variety.
MANASSAS PASoRaNA.-Day and evening"
Condemned Locals.
Christian kaufman, for the past twenty-four
years messenger ia the Pa MASTER Generals ONCE
lied yesterday at his home, 14.,7 North Capitol
street. John A. Rawlin's Post Will attend the
funeral Tuesday afternoon.
Members OF the Light Infantry Corps are raising
q gymnasium fund. IL Is the intention to Mt up
complete gymnasium and reading room.
An excursion party OF New England capitalists,
business men and journalists passed through this
rity yesterday afternoon on their way 10 Chatta-
nOCsa. Birmingham and other southern cities.
Michael t. CGrley was convicted In the Criminal
Court this morning OF selling liquor 10 minors. In
the cases Of julius Chambers unlicensed bar and
thristian Beuchler, sunday Car, noile prosequis
we're entered.
In the ease Of Michael Garvey. convicted OF
keeping an unlicensed bar, nne OF s1O5 and costs
was imposed In the Criminal Court to-day.
GOrdanZnO RianO has filed petition for a writ
OF certiorari TO bring up from a justice OF the
peace the case nled by the Waltham Watch Club
against him.
A suit has been entered by Armstrong, Cation &
Co, OF Baltimore, against Mayer d Rohr, late OF
the Bon Marche, for tisi for goods sold.
ball and supper for the benefit OF the German
orphan Asylum will be given at Eders Hall this
evening.
10 Is proposed By members OF the Riding Acad-
envy 10 organize a club similar TO the New York
Hunt Clubs and give annual cross-cOuntry meet
ingS meeting Will be held at the Riding Acad-
envy this week for the purpose OF efectlng per-
nanenJ organization.
The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
IS offered free TO every subscriber for one year
book OF lel pages, profusely illustrated with more
than 100 colored maps and diagrams, and contains
wealth Of general Information See advertise
Ient In another column
FUNERAL OF THOMAS j. DUKE.-The funeral OF
Thomas j. Duke, which took place yesterday
afternoon from l4.LJ CorcOran street. was largely
attended. Rev. DIR. Hardin, OF St. Pauls church,
Oriciated- The remains were followed TO the
grave at oak Hill by delegations from Royal Arch
chapter No 3 and New Jerusalem Lodge No. and
~ members OF the Gaand Army OF the Republic.
The pall-bearers were w. S. Sherwood and John j.
Cook from the lodge, ThOS. +. Gibbs and Fred. 5.
Newman representing tine chapter and j. H.
''Ochum and p. H. Weber OF GARFIELD Post.
TIE CATHOLIC UsIvERsrrY.-Rev DR.. Chapere,
Rev Father Walter and Rev. Father McGurk have
Teen designated as a committee to have charge of
The collection OF money for the proposed Catholic
laymen 10 arrange for the laying of the corner
stone In May next. Bishop Spalding will deliver
the address On that occasion.
SHE IS PROUD OF HER SEx.-Mrs Marie Wright,
correspondent OF the StuHy South. read a paper
before the WOmans National Press Association
saturday night at Wizards Hotel Her topic was
some Advantages OF Being a Woman" and In her
enumeration OF them she claimed a sweeping
superiority for her sex. Woman, she said. pos
sesses all beauty, while there Is u record Of but
one pretty man She Is given the advantage of
OF dress, and OF not having 4 beard to shave
While wOman's brain may weigh five ounces less
- NJ.
Man Is given the bodily strength, TO woman the
strength OF Saul-a loving, tender and sympathetic
heart.
THE LATE Ws. T. SPALDISG.-The funeral Of the
late VIM L spalding took place yesterday after
noon from his late residence, lie Connecticut
avenue, Rev. Father kirwln, OF St Patrick's
church. Oriciating. The remains were Inferred in
Oak Hill cemetery. The pall-bearers were: Hon
rs. VIM Forsyth, Thos- b. EntwisJle, and J. q.
Berret; actlye-H- bonIayer, John stone. \. b.
Moor, Robert Wolf, c. Cunningham, and T. +.
Benne.
DEATH OF DIR. JOHN ". BKOwN.-Bshop John NJ
Brgwn has received a telegram announcing the
sudden death Of his son, Dr. John NJ Brown who
graduated from the Howard University medical
department In the Class OF 50 In SeDtemDer
lsol, he went 70 Kansas CITY, NO.. where he prac-
iiced medicine The remains may BE- brought to
this city for interment.
DEATH OF Miss ALMA SOLoMoxs-Miss Alma
>OlOmons, daughter OF Mr. A. = SOomons died
saturday morning at Mr. SOlOmOns residence,
l-OJ h street northwest, after suffering several
DAYS with fever. Miss SOlOmOns' many loyabie
yidI Ties had endearcd her TO large circle Of
friends Her accomplishments and bright intellect
I-ide her most attractive companion. She was
Die works Mr.. SOlOmOns and the members OF mis-
family have the profound sympathy OF their large
circle OF friends In their bereavement. The re-
uaihs VIII Dc Inferred In New York
The CANPASISI CoNCEKT.-The Campanini Con-
cert Company, under the management OF the
rtnOwned tenor, SignOr ltOlO CInp,tnini, will give
concert al the congregational church, on Nom
fay evening next, February IL. The company
comprises an extraordinary list Of brilliant names.
Including SignOra Scalchi, contrdlto; slgnor
6tlassi, baritone; NannettL bIssc besides the pre-
eminent tenor CaIapanini himself ana Others. The
sale OF seats viii open at Drops on Thursday
morning.
bR0rGHr IRON PHILaDELPHIA.-This morning a
deputy marshal from Philadelphia brought over
rom that city and delivered 10 Marshal Wilson, OF
thls D.strlct, JAS r. Lysle, alias John F. LySle
false pretenses.
The NIGHT LoDGISG HoUsE-The report of Mr.
= u flunaslll, superintendent OF the Night Lodg-
ing Nous. states mat during the month OF Jan
applicants were rejected, and gl4 meals were
srited Mr. Plumsill says the lod2ers have been
uId"h run al. CLASSES. Including old soldiers from
hampton. artists, clerks, and professtonsI men
AFTER careful examination Of the record I" ne said
! hEi a great many worthy Germans seeking em
plOynent with good trades A more orierly sat =,
h-eh Is seldom u De found In such institutions
TILE TO JEwELRY USpER A MARRIAGE svrr
aENr NOT GOOD--ln the Court IN General Term
Inis morning, Judge Cox delivered the opinion OF
TIE court Ia the case OF Stone agt. Jockey reyers
ing the decree OF the court below This Was a b,Il
Med by the father OF defendant for an account and
discoNeS as 10 some Jewelry or It's value left by
the wife OF the complainant. The uefendant
claimed Title under marriage settlement ana un
DER verbal promise. The court held that the mar
rage settlement did not transfer the articIes nor
would a verbal declaration operate as such trans
Ter. The decree below was reversed
BooK SsLE-A fine collection OF law and miscel-
laneOus looks are now arranged and ready for ex
animation al The auction rooms VI ThOs Bowling
lin and Pennsylvania avenue. The sale Will taEe
place on Wednesday evening next.
IMPORTANT SALE or RARE OLD JAPlSEsE AND
CEI.ESE AIT IEEaSUkEs.-There Is now on ex nj
DitiOn atthe art rooms OF ThOs. bowling llth and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. a rare and curious collection
Of Japanese and Chinese porceains and bronzes
Jade vases, bowls and cups, rare old carvings em,
broceries, Old Chinese vases or the Keen Sing pc
mol, anu other goods. which Will De sold M
public auction on wednesday. Thursday and Friday
AZ ii ~ IN. and p m. each day.
TRAvELEEs TO .JBE SOUTH, whether for health or
pleasure, should consult the advertisement In
another column OF "Ihe Oglethorpe," at Bruins
NIk, Ca This hotel takes rank among the best
south or the Potomac and the attractions OF
Brunswick are 50 many and great as 10 be well
worthy the attention OF tourists In pursuit OF
winter sunshine.
FOE TIE PooR.-"W. W. F.p sends so5 10 TEE