Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-07

'i"oSe on eue censi yesterday was MP TO the
standard even above it, more boosts coming in
and the heaviest possible cargoes being
brought IL the increase in shipping continues
at the present rate within year the Chesapeake
ana Ohio canal viii be the greatest enterpriss
of the District.
Boats to arrive in Georgetown yesterday via
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal for Meredith.
Minship a Co., were John Leech. Can't. r.
Eaton. llS tons; W. B. orne, Capt Eaton, III
TONS b. T. johnson, Capt @. Moore, Ill tons,
consolidation No. 10, Capt J. Reed, 100 tons,
| W. II Dunkinson, Capt J. Reed, lis tons; W.
L. Caullhan. Capt J. Reed. IFS tons;
though Boy, Capt G. T. Kretzer,
us tons; No. 1874, Capt. W. Swain.
ile tons; Marshall Wise, Capt VIM Hoffman,
no tons; No. l2s, Capt e. Nose, III tons; y.
.. Garnet, Capt S. F. Renner, Ils tons, snd
Geo. 8. French, Capt r. sorren, ll2 tons.
those to come in for Agnew 4 Company weres
Little Walter, Capt J. Zigler. III tons; H.
hsnekamp, Capt J. johnson, lis tons; J. II.
Mertins Capt T. Reed, 1l6 tons, and ID. W.
Sloan. lis tons.
Boats to clear Georgetown yesterday weres
no. l26, Capt A. d. McArdle; Eva Cushwa,
lians; B. Vaughn, Capt n Wilson; No. III.
Capt j. johnson; J. Il. Mclean, Capt J. W.
Pierce, and L. b. Agnew, Capt A. c. Myers
boats to clear Cumberland yesterday for
Georgetown were as follows; For Meredith,
Minship Company, Consolidation No. Ia, Capt
Hun, 1l9 tons; F. f. Bode, Capt Hun. III
tons; g. II. Gibbs, Oapt ]. Renner. III tons,
No. 1854, Capt J. W. Gumevan. ll6 tons; Con
solidstion No 4, Capt Lineberg. lls tons; w,
baughman. Capt Geo. Leopold, ll2 tons; oonsol-
No. 10, Capt J. H. Swain, liz tons; No ils, lis
tons: Consolidation No. ii, Capt. J. TAYLOR,
ZIG tons. For J. p. Agnew a Company; J. K
SHOW, Capt Rumples, 40 tons; Amelia Mover
ll6 tons; Judge Douglass, Capt ID. Bovsrs,
lis tons.
DISEASE BREEpEa.
The fearfully stagnant open sewer that
throws forth such sickening odors TO the rear
of the Washington squeduct Office, near the foot
Of 2sth street. is still being disregarded BY the
health officer, though its condition "a indescrib-
ably filthy. After bringing to that point dozens
OF small dead animals, decayed vegetables snd
ofsl of all descriptions. the sewer there becomes
broken up and exposed. and when within shout
| two hundred feet OF the creek everything THAI
has been brought down comes out on the sur
face In plain view. pollutes the earth for yards
| around ana finally allows itself to ooze into the
creek, where its vileness is hidden BY the muddy
water. Those in the aqueduct oface and in the
thickly peopled row to the west get the full
force Of the atmosphere that blows across Ibis
pest spot
roRT MYERS WATER.
By the 18th Of the present month, in accord.
ance with the terms Of contract, the new water
supply works at Fort Myer will be completed and
turned over to the department which exercises
control over the place. The interior Of the pump
house has not as yet been finished. although
! the duplex pump and boilers have been
placed in position and all connections made.
| The supply pipe has been laid with the ex-
ception Of about twenty feet which will have
| 70 be laid under water 20 connect with the
Golfer dam located about fifty feet out in the
river to the east Of the Aqueduct bridge. The
works viii be capable Of supplying the fose
with 1000 gallons minute.
HE WAS BURNED.
An accident which might have been serious
| one occurred at the works Of the Georgetown
Gas Company yesterday. Superintendent John
Leetch Was the victim workmen have bean
overhauling duplicate plant for making gas.
The superintendent was making examination
| of the work which had been done on the
scrubber, and in striking q light ignited some
escaping gas. HIS face and beard were sineed.
| the company ssy that il was not an accident
| but merely an incident
| TO BE MARRIED..
On next Tuesday evening at the residence q
the brides father, Mr.. Charles Memmert, Me-
Oscar f. Miller Of Alliance, Ohio. and Miss
Emeia B. Memmert of this place viii bs
united in marriage. Rev. DIR. Nixdorf Of the
German Lutheran Church, Of which Miss
Memmert is q member, will perform the mar
riage ceremony. The wedding viii be Of .
| private nature. only the immediate friends
having been invited to be present
OFFICERS INSTALLER.
Covenant Lodge, No. Is. l. o. o. r., installed
its recently elected officers last night The
] Id
monies The installation was as follows: Elect
i've oaicers-N C.. W. Z ClApp; Y. G..
Samuel CottreI, jr.; Recording secretary. 7.
N. Riffei; corresponding sesrst4ry, E.
II. Harner; treasurer, I. F. Kinney.
Appointive oficers-warden, ii. c. James;
conductor, ChAs r. Wise; Inside guard. o.
J. TAYLOR: crfside guard. John Luxler; Thos.
T Jones. X s. \. a.; ". Il. Davis. L s. Y.
/ o.: n r. burton. T. : V. g.. ". Il Connolly.
L. =. V. O.; ". B. Sebastian, r. S. 8. Z. B.
Mackall. L. S. s.; W. H. Harvest, chaplain.
| Mollie wadsworth. colored, WAS badly IN
jured yesterday by being kicked BY . mule.
She entered the animals stall from the rear
| and held dishpsn filed with refreshments In
front of her. The mule lodged an objection
! against the intrusion which hAttened the pa1
erably hurt about the waist and riba DR..
White was called and at last accounts the woman
was resting well
Mr.. Archibald Greenlees new house. to cost
abouts Is, 900, ia now progressing rapidly. and
will probably be ready for occupancy BY the
opening Of fall The house is on the Linthi-
cum property. opposite the Grant mansion and
west OF the fine old home Of Manufactures
| Blount
Mr.. G. Talbot Walsh sails for Dublin tomor-
row noon. He will probably be absent about
one month.
Station Clerk Conway Of this precinct has rs-
turned to duty after an absence due 70 funssA
4 Miss Jane Carter Of Dumbarton svenus n
| convsescing.
| DR.. Brace has returned from Chicago.
Mr. Joseph Schladt viii leave in few days
for Chicago.
Covenant Lodge. No. 10, last night installed
its newly elected officers with the usually plsas-
i ant exercises.
Has No Right to Prevent the NGesting.-
Superintendent Byrnes Of the New York po-
lice contradictsa report that he Intended 70
prevent meeting Of anarchists In The Windsor
j Theater this evening. He said,
| al understand that such . meeting has besn
called by certain persons 10 express sasisfaction
with the action Of Governor Altgeld Of Illinois
in pardoning the Chicago anarchists. These
people have . right under the Law to assemble