Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-11
Condensed Locals

The ,Ssad1y GGrstte of tomorrow will contain
n extended article on the civil service.
Charles A. Banvart lwho was divorced from
hi- wife few DAYS since. yesterday obtained q
license for marriage To Lima q. CaTriberger.
This morning, in the criminal court, Judge
Macarthur, a new trial was granted to james
Mccullough, convicted of assault with intent to
kbn Ssmuel Semmes. .
Mr.. Joseph Beasley, formerlv Of this city, hut
now of Prince George county, Md, near Fort
Washington. has purchased the farm of Thomas
\ Hume, Overlooking Blsdensburg.
MI Nm- III. FaTdeD, a printer, reports that
IN. wearing apparel, valued at about So was
stolen from his boarding house, 3lS Pennsyl-
vsnis avenue, few nights ago.
Al O'Clock last evening the OCCUPANT OF
house No. So Missouri avenue found an infant
M q basket on his doorstep. and immediately
took ~ 10 police headquarters, whence it was re-
moved 90 st. AIMS Asylum.
TkeIupils of ST. Cecilia's academy, Capitol
Lii. yesterday presented, through Sister Am
bIose, a handsomely bound volsme of 1.-The
Life Of Christ and set OF prayer beads to Rev.
A line OF telegraph has been established be-
tween the ofee OF the Commissioner OF PEN
sions. in the Interior Department. and the Sea-
clerks are located.
hessrs. :. r.. Kendig and Francis A. Narden,
VINO Last January. were each sentenced. in the
criminal court, TO one year in j. II. and 10 paw
heavy fines for alleged emhe zlems Mt of govern
nenf funds, will be released to morrow by eX-
The Mount Pleasant Assembly viii give an
Interesting entertainment at the Mt. Pleasant
sShool-house att o'clock this evening. After
the regular discussion, III. CLAW Prenss, ESQ,
viii reeite some of his best dramatical preduc-
tons.
The Dashaways will hold their Sunday even
ing meeting to-mOrrOw in Lincoln Hall, and
two distinguished advocates of the temperance
eause-Ar. A. d. Powell, Of New York, and ID.
Holloway, of this city, viii deliver addresses.
At meeting of the Grand Lodge of Masons.
OF this District, on last "Wednesday night
h handsome sum was appropriated for the pur-
important business was transacted of interest 90
the craft, and IL would be we'll for unaffiliated
basons TO inform themselves Of the action taken.
Jae following have been elected civil officers
O. the Governors Mounted Guard Colonel Will
ham Wall, president; Major W. W. Writ and
Iiente naHt ii. Flannery, vice presidents; Lieu
tenant A. Bfegazzi. treasurer; Lieutenant II.
81 Hurley, financial secretary; and Jacob Hess
psymsster. John >. Croker. IT.. has been
slested-scond lieutenant, vice Lieutenant Lut-
tcn, resigned.
The regular course Of lectures of the National
College Of Pharmacy was opened last night at
the Colonization Building, corner AZ street and
Fennsyiy ANA avenue about forty being pres
emit Three lectures were delivered. the first By
Professor Edward Il. Fristoe on chemistry: the.
SECOND hy Dr. X Stabler. on nateria meiica
aud botany and the third by Professor Oldberg.
on the theory and practice Of pharmacy.
Important Decision Of Judge Wyiie.
rewER "F TIE BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS TO
ENFOECE BUILDING REGULATIONS.
To-day. in the equity court. Judge wylie de-
eided the cases OF Dsiuese agt. board OF public
works and the board agt. Dainese, which were
argued before him a few days ago. IL will be
Tesollected that Dainese was engaged in putting
up four three-story buildings on street south
between 9Th nd 9Th streets west. and complaints
having been made as to alleged detective
material and wOrkms nshiP. notice was served
sPon him by the board of public works On make
injsnetion 90 restrain the defendant from re-
moving them. and the board nled bill To re-
strain Dainese from proceeding with the work
Judge Wylie in deciding to refuse the iujunc-
1lon, ~ dismiss the bill OF Dainese, and TO make
tse injunction prayed for by the board per-
Petual, referred TO the buildings as "a bur
Iss4ne f" and said that Congress had given the
board Of public works full power as 10 building
regulations.