Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-22
CONDENSED LOCALS.

At the annual visitation of Columbia r. A.
chapter. No. l. last evening. Judge Montgom-
cry delivered an appropriate address on Ma
soIry.
Annie Crockett the girl who left St. Roses
industrial school last Sunday, as published in
yesterdays STAR. has returned to the school.
1t has turned on. that she went only to Alex
andria. where she sought shelter at the home
of James !. Vance, her former SuEday-school
teacher.
The will of the late John II. Barker. giving
his estate to his wife. fled yesterday.
The International club. a society organized
for literary purposes. filed its certificate of in
corporation yesterday, with Mr.. f. g. Martvn
A. de Mark. A. W. Ferguson. F. A. d'Astre.
and J. Carter Marbury. incorporators.
In the Criminal Court. before Judge Mont
gomery. yesterday. Ivory NJ Blood was con-
victed of the charge of Obtaining IS by false
pretenses from Dora Prinder.
Mr.. z. NJ. Hewlett says he was misquoted in
the discussion of crime among colored people
Tuesday night; that he did not say that persons
are convicted in the Police Court without a
trial His opinion is that Judge Miller never
convicts unless the prisoner is clearly guilty.
December Jurors.
NAMES DRAWN FROM THE JURY BOX YESTERDAY.
The following names were drawn yesterday
for jury service in the Criminal Court for the
December term: Grand jurors-H. H. Mckee,
Geo. E. Williams. VIM. Ross. Thos ". Hunger
ford, Jno. E. Esputa. Z. s. Hutchinson, NJ. W.
: Beveridge, Archy Reynolds, Jno. A. Luttrell.
Lewis Baar, W. S. Thompson. jr., JAS. S. Law
renee. Jno. Ridden. Geo. lseman. F. l.. Moore,
Jas. Graham. Isaiah Dean. Albert Childs. Ed
win H. Morse1. Harris l.. Atchison. C. NJ.
Obold, Samuel d. Shuster. Thos. Luxen. Petit
jurors-Jas. Lockhead, Jas. p. Ryen. VIM. Nay
lor. Linsey Cain. Willard Metzger. Michael T.
Crowley. J. +. Oyster. A. Strauss. Sevellon A.
Brown. w. J. MeDermott Geo. W. Hugely. G..
r. Barnes. Alfred Heitmuller. Jno. Bury. W. F.
Eaton. Elijah Z. Newton. Patrick Carmodv.
Chas. E. Nelson. ir.. Geo. b. Sheriff. Jno C..
Baum. Geo. Iruesdell. Jno. F. Anderson. Warren
J. Lown. Samuel s. Marcerone, r. B. Dulaney,
Jno. Gates.
FREDERICK WARDE's ENGAGEMENT. - Mr..
Frederick Warde will come to the National
theater next week, appearing in a round of
tragic plays, supported by capable company.
On Monday night Mr.. Warde will appear in
Damon and Pythias" A novelty will be a
revival of William Tell' on Friday evening
This is a new version of the play made ex-
pressly for Mr.. Warde. The sale Of seats be-
gan at the theater box-ofice this morning.
SIZE DENIED THE CHARGES AGAINST HE9-
Kate Boudinot. middle-aged woman dressed
in mourning, was in the dock of the Police Court
this morning charged with disorderly conduct.
She pleaded not guilty. Officer Mooney, who
arrested her. testified that about o'clock yes-
terday evening he received a complaint that
Mrs. Boudinot was disorderly in house No. S13
Seventh street northeast. He went there and
found that she was very drunk and abusive
and he arrested her. She told witness that she
was an escaped nun. Il deny that ever made
use OF such language" interrupted the pris-
oner. She also denied the charge against her
and said that since the death of her husband
who was In the pension Office, she has worked
as domestic in several families. She said
that this was the first time she had ever been
arrested The judge said he had been in
formed that the woman had a good service
place. and in order to give her a chance he
would take her personal bonds.
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued to Theodore VI. Coggswell ant
Maggie E. Spellman; VIM. E. Shockley. o
Kent Co.. Del, and Mary NJ Gotwals, of Caro-
line Co., Md; Clarence b. Rheem and Eulali,
Domer; James A. Cummins and Ella V. Bean
both of Loudoun Co., Va; Ashley VI. Gould, o
Kansas City, Mo-, and Margaret Grey; Henr,
Nd
MISS Wow RoDENsrEIN's INTRODUCTORY Cox
cERr.-A pleasant musical entertainment wa
given at the Universalist church last night, in
Producing TO this public a young singer, Mis-
Erna Won Rodenstein, whose work promises /
make her a welcome addition to local musics
circles. The young lady possesses a mezzo
soprano voice OF fair strength and sympatheti
quality, and she uses it with good effect. Mis-
Maud Powell, the yiolinist. made her first az
2 pearance of the season and was warmly greeted
Miss Anna Warren Story read several selection
in hne dramatic style, and Mr.. Bushnell,
New York baritone, was heard with pleasure i
couple Of numbers.
THE RICHARD WAGNER SOCIETY begins /,
9th season Of public entertainments this ever
ing with q concert at Universalist church. TIL
organization Is doing in its way important wor
for the cause of musical culture in Washington
and the musical public should see to II ths
It's efforts are properly supported Its enteI
tainrnents are always pleasant affairs.
DECLARED INSANE BIZ JrRY.-Elizabet
Howells was found insane by jury yesterda,
The testimony Of the physicians was that in th
last year her intellect has weakened yer
materially. She was the victim of delusion
and told very frankly story that she has bee
guilty of improper conduct and was therefor
unfit for association with other people. La
January she was adiudgedsane by jury, br
since then her intellect has rapidly weakened