Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-24

In capturing him some squares from the market.
This morning IN the Police Court the boy MAS fined
- or nIteen days
LrvE-srock MARkET.-At the Union Stock Yards
yesterday sO cattle were the market and all sold
TO butchers as follows: Best sold from 90 to SIC
per pound; good sold from AZ. to SC per pound:
medium sId 1rn soia IRON AZ TO 4se per pound common
lambs on the market; 1884 sold TO butchers as
follows: Old sheep. 81 % 5Hc per pound; lambs.
from 81 70 &c. per pound. Cows and calves sold
from So 10 Slo EACH Market for cattle was
brisk; market for sheep and lambs was slow.
JUDGE MILLER's ADNOSITIoS TO CRaP-PLAYING
BO1S-Wiliam Perry, James Lacey, and William
Court to-day charged by Officer smith with OBJ
structing the alley between 9th anu 10th ana T.
and streets The officer testified that these boys
were, with about dozen Others, engaged In a
game OF crap. When he appeared they all ran of
except TIE defendants who could not get away
The DEFENDANTS admitted being In the alley bur
denied that they were engaged in the game. The
judge SAID that "lf the other dozen boys were here
they would no doubt swear the same way and say
that these defendants were playing. The best
thing 20 do Is 70 keep away from this miserable
game and not spent your earnings In this way
you AFRAID OF the game and make you run from IL
instead q running 10 play II every time you get
Chance. You are nned 81 EACH
The WILL OF MRS. ELIZA :. RAY.-The will q,
Mrs Eliza ;. Ray, widow OF tie la . A. Ross Ray,
was nled yesterday. she naIucs .ler son, Ross L
tors, and leaves 70 ST. Johns Church Orphanage
$1,000. 70 be paid out OF her interest In the mill
property; 81 900 each 10 Rev. W. A. Leonard and
Andrew X. Potts; 500 each TO her servants, Nora
Lane and A. b Washington, ana requests TO her
family, 10 whom the residue OF the estate goes.
VERDICT FOR $1,000 DaxaGEs.-In Circuit Court
No. l,Judge Hagner, the sealed verdict OF the Jury
IN the case OF Margaret +. &. Henderson against
the Capitol. north street and South washington
Railroad, was opened and recorded in favor OF
plaintir for $1,000. Mrs Henderson sued for
$1,000 DAMAGES for Injuries by being thrown
run car January ., 1887.
ADVERTISEMENT
EXCURSION TO CINCINNATI VIA PICTURESQUE
b. & O.-The Washington Division, No. /, Uni
formed Rank. knights OF Pythias, have arranged
for special train service over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad TO Cincinnati on occasion Injecting
supreme Grand Lodge. June 18th. The special
VIII De composed OF b. and U. bunet sleeping cars,
and Will leave station. corner New jersey avenue
and street, il pm. saturday, June 9th, arriving
CINCINNATI sunday evening. Breakfast Will be
taken az Grafton, W. Va, dinner at Chilicotne
Ohio The ride over the scenic portion OF the road
Will De In daylight. arording the excursionists an
opgol.unlty 70 view the grandeur OF the Allegheny
America The round trip raIe Including sleeping
car accommodations, one berth Tor each person.
meals going and returning, is only go Return
portion OF tickets will be good until july Cd the
DIVISION VIII carry a first-class band and propose
70 .s maxe ths ,he nnest trip ever given by them.
Tne name OF the Division Is all-suficient guar
antee that this promise will be Iulrilled For full
Pa,negiars apply IN person or by writing 70 Percy
= n
or the foliowlng committee: II. Coggfns sStars
once: John W. Thompson. Navy Yard &c. j. L
foxwel, War Department; W. III. Mohler 800
North Capitol street. Tickets are on sale al fol-
lowing places and by members OF the Division,
A 3 Wuneroee q Co., northeast corner nth and
Pennsylvania avenue; B. 7. Queen, National Hote
cigar stand; Wh1tehand's, 3O5 TN street north
west; Aockoee CO., 12O3 street northwest
HencersonS 7o5 18th street. X. VI. Brown an
and y streets; H. q. Wagner, 32sI street
Schafhrts drug store, North Capitol and Il reefs
Il. Pitzer CO., drug store SOL East Capitol street
w. J. Tune. grocer, 5i9 1th street southwest
THE wArER-CoLOK SALE-A cruel fate as far a
the weather Is concerned, seems 70 follow IN,
owner OF the large collection OF wster-color paint
hgs now exhibition at Dowlings auction
IONS Bad weather for two successive days Ia
played sad havoc with Mr. Fanning's sale Som
superb works or art have brought mere song
AMI In many instances, the owner says. have no
PAID Tor the framing. The sale viii be continue,
tnls evening and Tomorrow. when, with the pros
pet OF TAR weather, Mr.. Tanning hopes IN part u
retrieve his fortune This Is an opportunity tina
SHOULD not De neglected 70 secure really nne work
Of art at very low price.
ATTENTION H CALLED 70 the sale on Z street. be
tween 18th street and Connecticut avenue whicl
was postponed until tomorrow (Nay Is, at ) 3
O'Clock p. n