Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-04
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA
Young Mems sodality Lypeum Celebrates
an Anniversary.
Other Local Notes of General and
Special Interest to Many Citizens
The Police Court.

The seventh anniversary iof the Young
Mems Sodality Lyceum was held at their
hall on Duke street last might. Never be-
fore in the history of the lyceum has there
been more successful entertainment given
than the one last night. Owing to the sick
ness of the president, Mr.. F. T. Quinn, Mr..
Daniel ]. Normoyle, first vice president. &C.
cupied the chair. After making 4 few re-
marks of welcome he spoke of the progress
that had been made since the organization
seven years ago, and after few other re-
marks he announced the program of the
evening, which consisted of the following:
selection by the Leonada Quartet. COM
posed of Messrs Smith, Monroe. Nails and
Harper; address by Rev. Father Bowler.
address by Rev. Father kenifick of Fred
ericksbrrg, who said that he had not come
prepared to make an address, but to eat
oysters. Nevertheless he made a short ad-
dress, which was greatly enjoyed.
he was followed by Luther II. Thompson
mayor OF this city, who said that he had
had the pleasure of being present at sew
eral OF the anniversaries and that he was
struck the first time with the unity in which
the young men seemed to work. At the
conclusion of Mayor Thompson's address
the oyster roast was announced and all
adjourned to the large gymna SUM, where
tables had been prepared, and in d few
minutes al were doing full Justice to the
u.
had satisfied themselves to their hearts
content they adjourned back to the hail.
and the Leonada Quartet sang several very
pretty selections, which was followed by an
ADDRESS by Mr.. Carne, VINO spoke CT the
unity of Catholics all over the world said
that it was very seldom that he had the
pleasure of being present at the Lyceum
put that he had always felt at home there
put tonight he felt more SO. He was fol-
lowed by solo by Mr. VIM How
The recitation of Mr.. Leo Harlon en-
titled "Regulus to the Carthagenians," was
greatly enjoyed. Several short impromntu
addresses were made. and the evenings. en-
tertainment wound UP with several selec-
tionS by the quartet
Police Court
Mayor Thompson this morning disposed
of the following cases: Ernest Day. ar
rested by Officer Wilkinson, charged with
stealing clothing and one dollar from Mr..
Paul Boss, was made to return the money
and pay the cost of the clothes and war
rant. which amounted to $4.25 or go to
Jail for thirty days Edward Schiller, ar
rested by Officer Wilkerson, charged with
an assault on Hannah Blouse, forfeited
collateral. Patrick QUINN arrested by Of
ficers Jones and Dean, charged with an as
sault on Edward johnson, forfeited col
lateral.
Held for Stealing spoons.
A colored boy named Ernest Stillyards,
who has on two occasions carried a market
basket to the home OF a gentleman living
en- Duke street, was arrested yesterday on
suspicion of having stolen several silver
spoons The boy both occasions de-
posted the basket In a basement room,
and at both times spoons were missing He
is locked up at the station house. in order
that direct evidence he obtained against
him. 1t is a common occurrence Tor such
characters after depositing their baskets to
steal some thing before they leave, and
Mayor Thompson has decided to make an
example of this one.
CaIlis- Bra dahaw.
Mr.. Thomas Calls and Miss Florence
Bradshaw were married last night at the
house of the brides uncle Capt. Richard
Remington The ceremony was conducted
by Rev. Mr. Williams Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South. After the cere
mony Dir. and Mrs. Calls left on the Noi.-
folk boat on a bridal trip through the south.
The presents were numerous and very
handsome.