Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-04
Condemned Locals.

tox - was for tine explosion of q coal oil
lamp In No 1911 c street northwest; damages
The MerdeIssohn Society met las. night
and pniI ted an advisory committee. ton
sSfiTg OF MsSSFS. y. J. lockwood, y. III.
Camp and Professor j. x. Fair
Al The meeting % the Oldest Inhabitants
A>soCiafion Yesterday evening, Mr.. Ere !. ID.
Smart was elected a member of the society,
also Mr.. VIM. n. Ciageit
Tie opening lecture OF the term Or the
GeuTCe'CWn University Law School was
delivered last evening by Hon. r Il. Nerrick.
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Have we the new horse disease in Wash
1TejCn? Several fire animals have been
III shOut The city, n d the IRE horse "GeOrge''
Of No. engine, suCd MY DROPPED on the
Avenue at The corr or Of 1ltD street yesterday,
with an attack Of what resembles paralysis.
An insane German. name unknown, was
taken into custody by Lieut.. JOEnso1, Of the
second precinct. last evening. He has in his
possession two TrOmissOTy uD.eS, one for
$500 and the other for Sirnn He Is detained
for Modification by MS friends.
Detective McDevi't and Sanitary officer
conner have Just returned from n TIP TO the
west Were hey were sent by The District
authorities 70 accompany two insane men to
their EOnles-AnCreW J. Thorpe TO Indiana
ard Dallas Dustin u Nebraska.
a EUmheT Of young business men Of r Oh
moTd. aTN'OuS 10 take peep AT Congress
snc STE the public buildings ia Washington.
have made arrangements FOR a special eXcur-
zion 10 his city on Monday, tle 18Th inst,
lsaVir Richmond ri - .. m. and arriving IN
WssEinsion early the next morning.
The following CamCS have been aunounccd
as cOmpOsiUZ the editorial and reportorial
force Of the N0fiCucI I-Ii0s., and most Of them
will be recognized as journalists OF ability
and experience: Hon. John Lynch. editnr-in-
chief; r. i. Peters, managing editor; Judge
Talbot, ex-SOlici:Or Of the Treasury, and
James Iu Pots, la;e OF the National J3epUbH-
con, associate editors; c. " Barton, news
ard night editor; Mrs. Briggs. (sOliyia'N
WOmaD,s department; Z. a. Julien, A. j.
Clarke. Edward Remand, Thomas De Witt.
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reporter. ard R. W. Mitchell (:'Bcb Creigh-
ton ofthe Da1 bury Ne1rs1 paragraIher.
Two DEATHS ON THE RAILRoAD.-On
Tuesday night The New York express train
Bound north, between 10 and IL o'clock,
struck an elderly white man near Severn
arch, Il. & Il. railroad, about 25 miles north
OF this city, and instantly killed him. His
body was "a ken 10 Baltimore. where IL re-
mained unidentified up to this morning. II
Is thOusht mat the man killed was one OF
these who came here on the excursion from
western Maryland on Saturday last. and
who, having missed the train, started To
walk hack. He was about 60 years old with
brown hair and chin whiskerS. His hand
keTchtef was marked &c. II. $"
Last n ght a dispatch was received AT PO-
lice headquarters from Baltimore that an
nnkr own, Weil-dreSSed cOiOTed man died of
enorrhege ON & railroad train between
West Philadelphia and Gray's Ferry during
tne day. There were no papers or his per-
snn 10 indicate his name except the initials
wv +. s. inside his hat. His bagga Ze was
opened IN Baltimore and letter was found
Mfll,en by Julia DObsOn, OF No. Is q street,
Washington, II. C., and addressed In ". +.
ilhrSOE, Saratoga Springs. The bJiy Will
be held in Baltimore for Identification.
A,rrsruEHrs - Ea's1aW Tasaier, "she
Sleeps Ia Conquer" was pregentei iasr svsri-
jig IL q very aces ptabl@ tanner. Mr.. James,
Geo i.6I nam, MrS. CeTllCD and Miss JDvce
ali perform ed their parts wei This f3voTite
comedy VIII hold - boards tOr the remain
der q he week
OIcra fse.-The performance offered here
Is NeTE e Cd. and j. thoroughly enjoyed Uy
all Who 80 20 see q. Those who take part
IirSs
L.sl,H EgE-A grand roatcee concert will
he given on Saturday. Miss ArUts Mon
tagUo Miss Eva Mills, ard III. w. L. Garlic
tor 81 IL axe part.
II arr Cos.,3ae The Rrigand Chief IS
the leeting dramatic attraction this week:
but the variety portion of the programme is
fully up % the standard.
ElzGi IN Ton S'G5rlri'z, the new dramatic
star. VIII make her first appearance, in the
English language, On Monday next, at the
Natlcnsl j heater VI iss Stamwi'z vi make
her o. Int here IN anew tragedy. Lady Jane
Cry and being young and beautiful, as
well a. great actress, should have an en-
thusiastic reception.
THE FUFIRAL OF FITZHUGH COYLE,
for many years enc OF our prominent citi-
zeTs, took place Yesterday afternoon, and
was attended by a large cOncOurse of friends
The cOTtege proceeded from the family resi-
CeEce on h street TO Trinity church, Of which
deceased WcS FOR many years a member The
remains were in "A handsome casket, covered
with rare flowers. Rev. W. Meade Addison,
ASSISTED b. Rev. Mr.. Shiras. CONDUCTED the
service. during which the choir sang the
hy M - Nearer NY God 10 Thee" Among
nose present. were Commissioner Phelps,
ex- Governor shepherd. eX Mayors emery
ard WalsCh, W.. Corcoran, ]. F. blake
Wm. Gunt0n. Samuel NorInaut, Marshall
Blown. John Party. r II Graham, Thomas
J. Hume. VIZ. Wal. Nicholas Callau. <.
nHaaeH "A =#r.
OF the Oldest iuIs bitants. The ChiidTeI's Hos
Iital. National Balk OF tsie Republic, s1d
Mon M s,t Society. The follow ng actei as
psl!-bsaTeTs y eSSrS. r p Dodge. Daniel 3.
Clarke. JOurjan Mgury John \. Baker
Grafton Hanson and WIN. M8uTy. The re
mans were Inferred II Oak HIN cemetery.
EDUcATIovAL INsrI.UTIoxs-ProfI .u-
Glen +. COiliere gives Instruction In the
FTeAeh language, il private classes or les
Sons, general evening classes, and IN schools
ard sSniEaTles. Residence 1894 l street n. VI.
See advt.
y graduate or Triuity College, DubIIn. Of
fers Instruction in Latin, Greek, French,
Spanish ard Italian.
Mis- NJ. II. Magin gives instruction in elo-
ennOn 10 private Cas>es-2ll2 Pennsy lvania
Jno. Mccarthy teaches plain and o--ia-
mental PenmaIship, southwest corner of Sth
and + streets northwest.
DEFDs IN FEE have been fled as follows:
n. z Shepherd 81 al to Andrew Gleason.
-
and Prcntiss 10 Margaret O'COnueli. : fe9 50.
=, square -. Augustus Long to John A.
oteser ezi9, lot 5, square ,o50. j. NJ. Loux-
man 10 augustus Long. S2i5, part lot g.
sqOarv l,'H. l.. III. Douglas TO Rosetta D.
spr3gue, So, lot IS, section = Barry farm
sunleet 70 mortgage FOR S1.5'o. {. II. Bram-
haii 10 EariIoiOmew DigginS, $500, lot l.
subdivision OF lots and 8, square Ig1.
THE EvASGELICAI LUTHFRaS SWIM
OF Mary Land began It's fifty eighth annual
convention TJe-day evening. Ia the Iufher-
Al church Of Jefferson, Nd. Rev. II c. Bow
e., pastor The Wa hington delegation Is
heaGed by Rev. j. G. Butler, y D., the pro-
1ector az IL fTdefatigable builder OF me NJ
mortal church N this city, VITO has with hin
ron fHis D'strtcf. Rev. :. Doner d. ID
ReVs- EeiIZ, kuTtz, Hay ard Weaver ~;
Wsshin ton, aud Rev. q. \. Nixtorf, from
Georgetown.
BASE BALL--A match game of ball took
pace Yesterday afternoon on the olympic
grounds between the Nationals and the
CreightOns, ia which the former were victori
Ous by ii score o. to I. TIE Nationals
played g very fine game thTou ghout Houck
ard HRviiey doing good work ~ the bal. Tue
CreigftonS lack the discipline OF their rivals