Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-30
weather Indications To-day.
LOCAL " E VS..
Condensed Locals.

From j. c. Parker we have the New York
PAPERS IN advance of the mails.
. Street lamps will be lighted at 80 p. m,
ard extinguished at li45 p. IN.
marriage license was issued to-day II
Patrick Ryan and Mary Devine.
The TallapOOSa arrived at Norfolk this
morning Ell route TO Washington.
Yesterday afternoon a child three year old
OF Mr.. Levin Harvey's, No. 60 l. street
northwest, ieli out OF door and broke It's
arm. Ir. Ford Thompson rendered medical
aid.
]. ShilIlngton sends Frank Leslie's Cin,doy
-NGga- h'e FOR August; also from Shillington
We have Frank Leslie's POplidr Monthly,
GUNNER holiday number, and the weekly
London Times for June 18th.
Another OF those popular Lyceum Bureau
excursions on the steamer Mary Washington
took place yeSterday. IL wa under the aus
I-Ces of the Ladies' Aid Society and choir of
SLPaul's English Lutheran Church, and was
sstls aCtOTy aid successful.
Yesterday lad named John Bowen took
10 Tie ff;h precinct station, the dead body of
white infant found in the gutter at the cor
Der OF nth and + streets northwest. DR..
Hsrtigan gave a certificate Of still born and
All order for burial.
The Kagels, father and two sons,) who
last week assaulted VIM Baker aud mis-
wife near Glenville, Md. aud beat them
EeuselesS. have been held 10 bail for appeal
n &c a. The next term Of the court in $500
each BAKER has entered a civil suit against
the KsgelS for damages laid at 1880.
Our eHtCTpTistng fellow citizen, 4. l.. Bar
Der, -q-. Of lie DrOit Park. is favorably
mentioned in connection with the place in
the Board Of Health made vacant by the
resignation OF Prof. j. VI. LaugstoD. Mr..
iaIbeT - "a county man, lawyer, III a
clear headed gentleman.
Yesterday afternoon. Phillip ScrOggins
for = years tie fOrem man Of the labOreTs al
GlaHU cod temeteTy and the occupant OF the
10 90. was buried; lis funeral taking place
a. IRE cemetery. The services were con-
CuetCd by Rev Robert johnson. of the Bap-
fist Church, and the remains were followed
10 he grave by tue Benevolent G.. T.. star
~CGeiy and J. r. y. Wilkinson Lodge No.
1916 g. L. q. O. F.
1HE Dog NUISANCE AND THE BOARD OF
HFAL fH.-Tae Board OF Health met last
evening. \ CON municaf ion was read from
Dr. r L. keeUe, the health officer, calling
attention 10 an item in THE STAR OF the 18th
ms, IN which II is stated that the District
Commissioners have called attentiCn of the
Police Commits Cne-s 10 the ogre n number
Of CnmuZzled dogs running at large" He rec
6mneEds the board 10 communicate with the
District commissioners. aud inform them that
the ECSrj Of Health takes special cognizance
Of UnmUzZled dogs under the organic act of
Cor gresS, being charged with the duty of
preventing domestic animals from running
at large; that the pOundmaster and labOreis
employed by the board have impOunded, be
tween May - and June u, 10 unmuzzIed
dogs, OF which CT were killed, and that an
average o. p dogs per day are now impOund-
Ell. as large a number possible with the linn
lied means provided by COngre - for this
particular service. He further recommends
maj the board urge upon the Commissioners
me necessity for an extra allotment OF funds
sufhcieBt 10 make more rapid and decided
retuCti on in The large number of ours which
lniest Washington and Georgetown than
our present small force can accomplish, and
at the same time adopt some means looking
10 Tie establishment OF a proper license law
or ordinance which will make IL too expep
slve a luxUry TO keep four or five dogs, as is
now The custom OF some of our poorest fani-
lies. The recommendations were concurred
in.