Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-07
CITY AND DISTRICT.
CONDENSED LOCALS.

At the regular meeting of the Union soldiers'
alliance Saturday evening the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: A. Hart,
| president; A. F. Mcmillan. drst vice president;
c. P. Lincoln, second vice president; C T.
Gardner. third vice president; j. L. heupei,
| secretary: F. W. Mitchell, assistant secretary;
). c. Lovejoy, treasurer; E. H. Klenroth. proc
| tor.
| Court Saturday on q charge OF vagrancy. He
| will be sent to the insane hospital
The Indiana republican club met Saturday
mig ht at Grand Army hail. and speeches we're
| made BY Hon. J. A. CLANCY. assistant attorney
general; Hon. J. B. Leonard, deputy marshal
| and DR.. Funk.
John F. Reynolds Post. No. 6. GAR. have
adopted resolutions favoriDg the transfer of the
| remains Of Gen. Grant from Riverside Park.
New York. to the National cemetery At Airing
tou.
In the Probate Court Saturday Edwin Sutb-
erland, guardian. was authorized to negotiate
| a new loan on lot 70, square 40, West Washing
ton.
The celebration Of the sixtieth anniversary
OF Wesley Chapel Sunday school, which was in
progress last week, was brought to a close last
evening. The sermon was preached by the
Rev. W. I. Mckinney.
Owen Dalton, the seven-year-old son Of Mr..
Lycurgus Dalton, postmaster of the House Of
Representatives, died Friday afternoon of diph-
iberia. =
John. Smith, employed at W. D. Moses 4
Sons, 1lth and streets, had one Of his fingers
cut off by the elevator rope Saturday evening.
ffteen-year-old boy, Charles Rodenburg,
reports that he was robbed Of parlor rifle on
Woodley Lane road Saturday.
There were one hundred and sixty-four ar
rests in the forty-eight hours ending at 8
o'clock this morning
The fve-year old son Of James Saffold, 1919
9Th street, was severely burned yesterday about
am ne oil fb foE tneyH fra rrht q
he was PLAYING in the back yard. He was at
tended by DIR. Park Young.
Yesterday morning at 6 o'clock a gasoline
stove exploded in the third story Of 1917 E
street northwest, occupied by John Smith.
Damage slight
Saturday afternoon a frame shanty at Sd
street and Maryland avenue southwest, occu-
pied BY Walter Cash as a shoe shop, was
burned.
An unknown colored man was taken sick at
18th and streets northwest and died while
being conveyed to the emergency hospital.
The body was taken to the morgue. note
addressed to MIR. MARROW was found in his
pocket.
1t was Vim. Rhine. a plasterer. who fell from
scanoid on It'll street and was bruised last
Thursday.
The first society of sprimalists opened the
season yesterday at GAR. hall, with Geo. H.
Brooks Of Michigan inspirational speaker for
October.
Al the recent meeting OF the New Jersey re-
publican association committee was appointed.
consisting of DIR. A. P. Pardon. VIM. Murreli VIM.
Edgar Rogers. E. NJ. Hassebach and Andrew
Nash, to attend the convention Of republican
clubs which meets in Elizabeth, NJ, the 18th
instant.
The metropolitan (Methodist) auxiliary OF
the woman's foreign missionary society has
elected officers for the ensuing year follows:
Mrs. j. ~ Holmes. president; Mrs. Matthew G.
Emery. secretary; Mrs L. E. Deane, correspond
ing secretary, and Mrs. Capt A. P.Lacey,
treasurer
The Washington chapter. American Institute
OF Architects. has elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: W. NJ. Poindexter,
president: j. r. Marshall. vice president; Glenn
Brown treasurer, and r. Stead, secretary.
Frank Carroll, colored boy, was arrested
by Lieut.. Heffner Saturday night near the O.
street market and this morning he was charged
with being a suspicious character. 1t was
testified that he ran from the market with a
piece of bacon, which he threw away. The
court sent bin down.
A parade of infantry was made at the Police
Court this morning by VIM. Chisley and Thomas
Patten. two colored boys, seven and six years
old respectively, charged with breaking a tree
Judge Miller told their parents to take them
home and see that they behaved themselves.