Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-07

yesterday afternoon, causing damage to the ex-
tent of about $50.
Judge Cox has issued a restraining order to
prevent the sale OF personal property on which
the plaintiff has made an advance.
Transfers of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Rosina NJ. Parnell to F. A. Holton, lot 5. block
So Brookland. G. II. Torney. to James Ferry.
sub %, 50. 629. Leontine Y. Wilson to W. II.
Manogue. sub 6, Of lots 16l, &C.. BIS add. to
W. W.; S1,650. ". Fl. Manogue to Mary L
Wright same property: $3.50. Susan Reilly
10 J. H.W. Wiencke lot %, block 9, sherwood;
$1,000. Mary ~ Richards to Caroline Miles.
part 6. SO. ISL: $500. ]. A. Bates TO ". W..
Johnston. sub IS. So. 1874; $. Mary E. French
to c. VI. Wood, part u. So. 93S; SSO3.6O. Caro-
block 5, Burvillo; s575.
THE PArTES EsTATE-In the Probate Court
motion has been filed in case OF the estate of
Anatasia Patten. TO strike from the files the
exceptions to collectors inventory by Augusta
p. Glover" &c. 1t is filed by Mary E.. Joseph
me y. Edith A, and Helen Patten. and il is
claimed that Mrs. Glover is not entitled. under
the law. to make exceptions to the inventory;
that the conditions requiring a new inventory
10 not exist. and the schedule of purported
omissions and AUTHORIZATIONS is irregular and
cannot be admitted to the files.
Mr.. OLIVER WAS NOT IMPIIcATED.-It is
learned that il is not true that Alpheus F. Bon
nell. Who was arrested and lodged in Jail in
Rockville recently. charged with stealing a
horse rom Mr.. Vim. Riggs. near Brookville.
implicated his employer. Mr.. Stanton Oliver.
Of Prospect Hill. Fairfax county. Va. The
sheriff who arrested Bonnell and the accused.
who admits the theft both exonerate Oliver.
DrATH OF MRs. FRosT.-Mrs. Mary A. Frost
the estimable wife of the cashier of Wizards
hotel. died on the 5th inst. after protracted
illness. Mrs. Frost leaves large circle of
friends made here during her residence of FIVE
years, and will be greatly missed The re-
mains were taken 10 Watertown, n. T., her
former home. for interment.
TEE LOYAL LEGION BASoUEr.-The seventh
annual banquet of the Loyal Legion, Depart
ment OF the Potomac, was held last night at
the Arlington hotel. Senator Henderson, the
commander of the legion. presided. among
those present we're Senator Charles F. Mander-
son, Commodore David B. Harmony, Z. s. N;
Major Stewart Van Fleet Z. s. A.; Major ".
P. Huxford. U. S. A.; Major Marcus S. Hop
kins. [. s. V; Gen. Chas. G. Sawtelle, Z. s. A.
Gen. Benjamin c. Card L. S. A.: Capt. Chas
III. Pyne, Z. s. A.; Col. Chas. c. Mott, q. s. v;
Surgeon Joshua o. Stanton. q. S. v; Surgeon
NJ L Ruth. Z. s. N; Lieut.-Col. George Trues-
dell. Z s. v; Medical Inspector William r.
Van Reypen. Z. s. A.; District Commissioner
Webb and Representative Baker, of New York
THE INFANTRY Go1Sa TO New YoRK-The in
vitation of the thirteenth BROOKLYN regiment
TO the Washington Light Infantry to be their
guests on April 80. when New York celebrates
the centenary Of Washingtons Inauguration.
was accepted at last nights meeting OF the in
fantry. Capts Dalton. Ross and Miller and
Lieuts. OursnG and Kelly were appointed a
committee to make the necessary arrange
ments. and they will report Monday night
The meeting discussed number of proposed
changes IN the corps constitution and the con-
alteration was continued until next meeting
]. L. Shober. John Warner. r. W. Britney C.
z. Haines. Schuyler C. Blair. Henry Isemann
and ]. J. Flavin were elected active members
and J. d. Daily was electedan honorary con-
tributing member. The corps will parade on
the 22d instant, and will give a full dress ball
that night.
FUNERAL OF HIGH CHEF RULER WEBSTER
The funeral Of the late B. H Webster grand
high chief ruler of Rechabites OF North
America, took place this afternoon at 2:30 pm.
from the residence of Mr.. James J. Murray,
521 9Th street southeast. The different tents of
Rechabites of the hayward formed in line and
marched 70 the residence of Mr.. George Hum
mer, 1907 K street southeast where Anacostia
and Salem tents. of Anacostia had formed
The procession then marched to the residence
OF Mr.. Murray and thence to Congressional
cemetery, where the remains were buried.
The officiating minister was Rev. Mr.. Trout of
the South Carolina Avenue u. p church The
place OF burial was decided by Mrs. Webster.
who will make her future home either in this
city or Baltimore. where her sister resides.
SEST TO JAIL FOR RoBBISG NEwsBoY-Geo.
Edwards. colored. was given thirty days in Jail
bv Judge Miller to-day for robbing a newsooy
named Timothy Costello. George met Tim and
colored boy near the Belvedere hotel and told
the newsboy that lady in the hotel wanted
hive papers; that she had dollar bill and il he
would give him change for the dollar bin he
would take the papers to the lady for him.
Costello gave him IS cents and four papers and
went away to get the other paper. He left the
coiored boy to watch Edwards while he was
gone. but the latter sent the colored bow into
the hotel kitchen with paper 10 get something
10 eat. He got the meat and bread. but when
he returned 10 the sidewalk Edwards was gone
50 he ate the lunch When Costello returned
he found that his money and papers were gone
The man had them and his colored COMPANION
had the mans lunch.
THE ST. AUGUSTINE FAIR-The Hon. John
II. Smythe. ex-U. 8. minister to Liberia viii
open ST. Augustine's Fair at o'clock mex
Monday evening. February IL. in the church
hall. knabe d Co.. have donated an upright
piano worth S45O. which is being contested fol
BY Nadame Irving. leading soprano of th'
choir. and Miss Ruth Cooke. The members O.
the Catholic Beneficial society are voting for
handsome knabe piano for their new hall. 4
gold watch. silver watch. gold-headed ebon,
cane donated by the sisters of the Holy Cross
y. A
Mclean donated lumber and Woodward 4
Lothrop and Lansburgh Bros. dry-goods for tn
decoration Of the hall
ROSE CooHLAN has now a great name Will
American audiences. and in almost any piec
she would prove a strong attraction. Her new
play, "Jocelyn," exhibits her in many new
lights, and she has achieved in it most dis
tnct and gratifying success.
GRAND ExHBrrIoS OF TURKISH CARPETS
HASerNos. ANTIQUE SWORDS, &c.-There vii
be on exhibition at the auction-roorns Of Thos
Downing 18th and Pennsylvania avenue, mex
Monday and Tuesday, one OF the largest an,
most valuable consignments of Oriental car
pets and rugs. hangings. antique swords, &c
ever sent to Washington. II embraces abou
two hundred pieces. in which there are carpets
OF extraordinary value and wonderful work
Inanship- There are also superb specimens il
hail ana antique rugs, as we'll as a splendidli lin,
OF modern rugs. The sale Of this extraordi
nary collection will take place Wednesday, tn,
1Sth inst, and continue until al is sold.