Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-08
GEORGETOWN.

The EASTER ELKcTIoNs.-The following off,
GERS for the ensuing year were elected at the
Easter elections in the Episcopal parishes here
Yesterday: Christ Church parish, Rev. Dr.
Stuart, rector-WillIam Knowles, senior war
den; B. Miller, junior warden; C. NJ. Matthews,
register; @. T. Dunlop, treasurer. and the fol-
lowing vestrymen: s. E. Wheatley, NJ j. Adler.
G. 7. Dunlop, c. NJ. Matthews, William Davis,
J. II. Gordon, r. B. Talcott and William B.
Orme. c. NJ Matthews was elected delegate
to the diocesan convention and s. E. wheatley
alternate delegate.--St. Johns Church. Rev.
DR.. Register, rector-Vestry reelected, viz:
John Marbury, Thomas Hyde, Joseph G.
Waters, John H. Smoot Henry ID. Cook.
Thomas H. LOCKER David Rittenhouse and
Maj. Francis Fl. Bates. Thomas Hyde was
elected senior warden; Maj. Francis H. Bates
junior warden, and David Rittenhouse, treas
urer.
The POLICE GYMSAsIUM.-The efforts Of the
police In this precinct to secure a gymnasium
for the station have been successful. Some of
the apparatus has been placed in position 1t
Will be common sight hereafter to see officers
punching the bag, improving their backs and
abdomen on the quarter circle. or developing
the chests and arms on the rowing machines.
To BE MARRIED TOMORROW EvENING-The
marriage of Miss Lotto Graves to Mr. Chas l..
Martin will take place at Grace Re. Church,
Georgetown, tomorrow evening at o'clock.
The ceremony will be performed by Rev. Thos.
Y. Tongue. MIR. Geo. w. Graves, brother of
the bride, will be groomsman and Miss Nellie
Martin sister of the groom. bridesmaid. A re-
ception will follow at the house of The brides
parents, after which the newly welded young
people will repair to the pleasant home which
Mr.. Martin has prepared for his bride.
The MISSING MAN.-JOhn Friddell, the hostler
in the Washington and Georgetwn Railroad
stables. who disappeared ON the first day of
this month, has not yet been heard OF. He lett
his wife and six children in destitute circum-
stances. His wife is now sick. She resides at
No. 3248 Grace street.
He PLEAD GUILTY. - David Oliver, q
Georgetown man who is old enough to vote,
was an occupant of cell No. 1 in the Police
station last night. The charge against INN
was vagrancy. He plead guilty in the Police
Court this morning and was given twenty days.
CATTLE MARKET.-The following are the re-
ported sales of live stock at Drovers' Rest
ID. c., yesterday: Cattle up and sold-Best AZ
to 434c.; good, 3B to 41sc.; medium, 81 to
3%c; common, to &c. Sheep, to &C.;
lambs. to 7c.; lambs, spring. to &C. Calves,
to sac. Cows and calves, S25 to $40. Market
fair
NorEs.-A fur lap robe which was stolen
from Mr. F. S. Corbitt's buggy while standing
on NJ street on Saturday was recovered yester-
day by Officer Burrows from off canal boat
The choir of st. Johns Pc. Church pre-
sented gold medal to Master John o. Brant
for good conduct and punctuality during the
past year.-Miss Jane NJ. Bancroft, Phi. D.,
will speak tomorrow evening at Dunbarton
oI cct 1flctuOulst SuuTCn Oh DedCOneSS w Ork
in Europe and America"
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
7A.M.-Great Falls-temperature, 81; condi-
ton, g. Receiving reservoir-temperature, Sc:
condition at north connection, 6; condition at
south connection, %. Distributing reservoir
temperature, SO. Condition at infuent gate
house, Z; condition at effiuent gate house, IL.
A Georgetown Woman Poisoned.
Nearly midnight last night a man stumbled
over a colored woman lying on the pavement
on N between 18th and 18th streets northwest
in an unconscious condition and the police
were notified. Dr. Fitch was called and find
ing her apparently suffering from poison
suggested that she be sent to the
hospital. She was then conveyed in the
patrol wagon to the Freedmans Hospi-
tai. DIR. Fitch learned that her name was
Annie kinner of Georgetown. All that could
be got from her was that she chad been with
Liza" but who Liza" Is the police do not
know.