Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-18
Condensed Locals.

'-CurloSitieS OF the DEAD Letter ouict-
7HeGtcT CoHi1Ve.-"The EtOn Boy and vare-
ties.
Condensed Locals.
street lamps will be lighted at $50 %. m. and
extinguished at 1l:45 p. m.
-. .Ioseph'o LiebeSbund has elected officers
for the ensuing year. as follows: LarenZ Kiss
Her, president; II. NoIl, secretary: j. G. Schultz.
treasurer; j. PegOwitZ, +. Germrller and j. Bra
Zeroi- executive committee: A. Roth and Val
SchuDch. standard bearers.
migratory birds are taking their flight south
earlier this fall than usual. especially the mar
tins. This is said to be a sure indication of a
severe winter.
King Hiram Chapter. No 4, Royal Arch Ma
Tanein. High Priest: R.W. Williams E. King: j.
T. EDWARDS. f. Scribe; Samuel Param, treaS,l-
rer; Robert Peel, secretary.
Col Coib enlisted two recruits for the army
To-day
The rain of to-day is reminder that the
Patent Office still needs q roof, and that a good
klafiy skilled artisans are idle
considerable Inconvenience is felt in cOnse-
fIuence OF several OF the late justices OF the
peace having failed 10 comply with the law by
sending their dOcketS 10 the office OF the clerk
of the court. There is a heavy penalty imposed
for such neglect. and il behOOyeS all who have
not fully complied with The law in this respect
10 immediately do 50. The clause in the Old
law. which is in force provides that in case OF
any neglect to transmit the docket, the party
or (n case OF his DEATH his executor or admins
traitor is liable 10 q penalty of 500 MeSSl,S ID
NJ. Davis. il. w Ferguson and Simon JOsepilS
are among the delinquents whose dOcketS have
been inquired Tor.
From Jos. Shillington we have the Atlantie
Monthly and FadaI Le~}je.s HaatAly for Noyeni-
Der. From G. G. Purcell we have Gospel HybsAs.
No 3. by j. ID. Sfnkey. Jas. Veterinarian and
q. c. hbinS. From j. G. Parker we have the
Atlantic H"Hthly and Frank L.siie's for NOveni-
Der HGsfes'> B6-Gr, and Tie Bachel0f Gf tie
-Atbony. NJ. q OF the Franklin Square Library.
THE COHEN CASE IN THE POLICE CorRT.-It
WILL To remembered that Isaac Cohen, the aEi-
TatOr. was over Il month since arrested for dis
orderly conduct iii f0rcib!y entering the A"ri-
cultural department. The case was heard i'm
The Police court and the Judgment was suspend
ed until to-day; Mr. Frank Hume entering on a
bond for sl"0 1or COhenS appearance when
wanted. This morning the case was called and
Cohen appeared. The court addressed him say
ing that his conduct was a breach OF order and
Ordinarily the line in such cases was s. He
Thought thai a man OF his intelligence should
nave known better. II WAS the duty OF citizens
10 submit 10 the law. lie seemed to have ac-
GuiTed considerable influence over men aad his
influence could he used as THAT OF other citizens
Tor good on evil. He felt an interest in the la
boring men. who should be paid the highest
prices consistent with the circumstances OF the
times. He had the right to go TO a public build
Ing. but not the right to make a disturbance
nora To push the policeman aside He would
therefore, double the fne. \ fine of 80 was
therefore entered.
COhen.-WilI you please note an appeal?
Cohen then SEM Tor bOndsnan ON the appeal
bond.
TIE case was appealed and Mr.. Frank Hume
Went ON COhenS bond in Sl00 10 prosecute the
appeal.
REoPESING or THE LYON HoTEL.--This we'll
known restaurant and hotel located at 1884 f
street adjoining the Ebbitt House, has, within
The past two months. undergone very extensive
and costly improvements. The building has
been thoroughly renovated. as well as papered
upholstered and painted throughout. after The
most approved styles, and is now q model OF
elegance There are TWO large saloon dining
pa lois fcr gent lemcn and ladies' situated upon
Ire second H0uf. Also upon the first 1i0GF. in
the rear OF the saloon, are two private dining
fafiGiS for gentlemen. All of which are hand
scneiy furnished and fitted out complete The
Saluon- consisting OF oyster, lunch and drinking
tf>- - The finest IN the city IL is surrounded
on all SdeS by mirrors OF which is deserving
q special mention. Its dimensions are eight
r. twelve feet. ami is The largest mirror fniS
Side Gt Ney. IOTk. Il vas purchased 81 Mr. L.
T. Cannon agent. or this city. Mir Lyon VIII
1hIoS. open his doors tn he p;ibic tomorrow at
" o'clock noon and l,c extends IN invitation 70
lis large circle u patEODs 10 cdll upon him aud
'1tdEc Of luncheon.
HORSE THIEVES II WASHINGTON. ,Iex
%HGria Gazette OF last evening says Justice
. EUfnl>Gu had before him this morning the
ease n1 stolen horse. The animal was found
III tie possession OF Charles Chapman, a we'll
known cOlOred porter Of This city. VINO ac-
quilted himself OF al blame. by showing thar he
bought tie horse ~ the bazaar. in Washington.
III appeared that the animal was stolen on Atl-
gust Ztth. from Mrs. Burnett. of Washington
and was fully idertined Today by Mr.. O'Brie1'
her son. paper was presented from L. Dow
ne], attorney. OF Washington. claiming that
DBrien SAYS the horse sold and made no obiec-
ton. but he proved differently and Justice
Thompson decided TO hold the animal until
Tuesday. 10 await the arrest OF The thieves who
harrington was arrested in Washington. yester-
day, charged with stealing a bay mare from
Samuel jenkins, OF DFaReSyille Va The animal
Was not Identified
PLEASANT Enthusiastically being the
eighth anniV erStry Of MI ChaS F. UiIron'S in
augurati0n a. supervising principal OF the third
school division. the teachers OF that division,
led by his successor. Mr.. Alex. T. stuart CON
Iilhtd by Ne!i-iidnhed Strdta9em to decOy Mr..
Hilton and his good lady from their residence
~ an early hour last evening. and then taking
advantage OF their absence proceeded TO make
EXTENSIVE preparation, Tor brilliant reception
Hloh tIttf return. Among those present were
Gen. Eaton. Commissioner OF Education: Su-
perlnfeHGenT Wilson, Trustees Davis aud Mid
Gltt0n. The supervising principal ut The respect
we sCiICoi dlNi>lGlS. and Nj. E. y. Paul princj-
pal 81 TIE male high school. with whom Mir
Hilton i az present associated Peasant con-
NersaiiOn. varied with Instrumental music
h&dc the evening : hours speed rapidly away:
ana altogether he OCCASION proved Il most en-
J"Haiie ole. Mrs. Hilton was the recipient Of
several elegant Bofai offerings and Mr. stuart
4: " EaildeoiAc bouquet.
One OF TIE MOST BRILLIANT MARRIAGES that
ever took place in Richmond. Va was celebrated
III the FIST B2pJlSt ChnrcD In that city last
evening at eight O'Clock. \ dispatch from
Richmond says" The contracting parties to
the affair were Mr.. Calderon Carlyle. young
lawyer, OF Washington city, and Miss Kate
Thomas, daughter OF Mr.. James Thomas, one of
The wealthieSt and most prominent citizens of
Richmond. The ceremony was Solemnized bv
Rev. DIR. j. l.. Burroughs, or Louisville Ky, late
pastor OF the First Baptist Church
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-GrandC Chancellor VIM
Il. Bailey and the officers OF the Grand Lodge
h. OF p, OF the District will visit the Subord-
nate lodges as f0llowS:-In October-Ffiendship.
No. s, 2lSt; AccaSSia, No. Is, ED; Franklin, No.
3, 23d; Webster, No. :, 24th; Syracusians', No.
10, 25th; Calanthe, No. Il, 18th; Mount Vernon,
No. 5, 3th; Harmony, No. n, 31St. In NOvem-
ber-HermiOne. No. IL, LIST: Excelsior, No. IA,
eth; Decatur, No. 9. 9th; Germanla, No 15 9Th;
Equal, No. Il, nth; Reliance, No. Is, 18th;
Union, No. %, 18th.
CARDINAL. CARDINAL, CARDINAL SILK.-Blue,
brown. green and bronze silks; all the Very light
shades OF cOl0retl silks; checked silks; striped
silks. Carriers, I'll Market Space Excellent
silks, 81; splendid silks, 81 25 Sl5D sI5. 81; silk
sienadiEe, tblac6,) 81; very large assortment OF
cloaks; cloakS; cloakS; shetland shawlS. from
si-SH slt5. y, $3.50; black, gray, red and white
shetland sbaWlS-Adrf.
Why MRS NAY WANTS 4 DIyoRcE-Yester-