Evening star., 1897-04-17

The following will be the official ticket
Wednesday:
For mayor. l.. Fl. Thompson. George L.
Simpson and r. II. Cox; city treasurer. NJ.
b. Harlow: city auditor E f. Price and
A. II. Thomson: corporation attorney, s. @.
Brent and Gardner L. Boothe: tax COL
lector. p. +. German; clerk of gas. r..
Theodore Cook and ]. II. Raines: inspector
of lumber, James L. Adams and r. NJ. La
than: measurer of wood and bark. Charles
Goodrich; board of aldermen. first ward.
| n. p. 7. Burke. w. B. Dobie and A. w.
| Meichoir, and common council, II. Snow
| den, c. n. Moore II. r. Burke. Alton
Moore. T. +. Mccarthy, John Trimyer.
S. Cuvellier and William Woods: board of
alderman. second ward, Theophilus Bal
lenger and common council, +. Klaus. J. II.
| Strider, Joseph s. Beach, W. +. Latham,
| ]. F. Birrell. William Desmond. George II.
| Hayden and John r. Haynes: third ward.
| l.. Morgan Davis and j. r.. n. Curtin. and
| common council. John T. Harrison, John
| H. Greene, J. r. Cation. l.. Brill, ID. r.
| Stansbury, b. B. Smith. George s. Finch.
| f. j. Pollard. George W. Bontz. w. ".
| Sherwood and o. b. Hopkins: fourth ward.
j. T. Sweeney. and common council. L. f.
| Uhler T. ]. Fannon. James McCuen, J. NJ.
| White Theodore ii. Ficklen, r.. E l..
Tyler. Frank C. Spinks, Thomas +. Kelly
| and George r. Hill.
A. l.. 1. VIII Go to New York.
At the called meeting of the Alexandra
Light Infantry last night there was
sianified their intention to go to New York.
so Capt Bryan decided to take them. They
will leave here Sunday. April 25 by the
Pennsylvania railroad, and return home
Wednesday morning, the 2Sth instant. The
| company declined an Invitation to attend
the knights of Pythias fair, for the rea-
sen that they will be compelled to drill
every night next week tC prepare for the
New York trip. A committee of three was
appointed to look into the matter of hav-
ing an excursion this summer.
The Jewish Passover.
The Jewish passover began yesterday
evening and continues for one week 1t
commentaries the escape of the Israelites
from Egyptian bondage, and one of the
features of the festival Is the use of un-
leavened bread. Services will be held in
[ ,, synagogue on the first and last days.
and ,Leder," or the passover supper. in
events of the festival
Police Court.
The follow ing cases were disposed of In
the police court this morning: Charles Glib
son, colored. charged with cruel treatment
Of his family and refusing to take care OF
them, made to give bond to keep the peace
and provide for his family; James Bell,
charged with an assault and beating Will
liam II. Beander. dismissed for want of
evidence; Caesar Baltimore. colored. charged
with having nuisance on the property of
Mr.. John Harlow. made to abate same.
General ana Personal Notes.
Postmaster C. c. Cariin has obtained per-
mission from the Post once Department TO
have house-to-house collections of mail.
Mount Vernon Council. Daughters OF
America, held their weekly meeting last
night.
A postponed meeting Of the Young Peo-
pies linton Of the Second Presbyterian
Church was held last night.
The Alexandra free library IL to be OPEN
ed again.
The western Maryland Gee Club gave
an entertainment at the Or2ra House las
night.