Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-26
LOCAL NEWS.

45o; 7:35 a. m, 49, IL midday, As; l:so o. m
As maximum. $40: minimum. ~ So.
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &C., Tonight.
49, National 7heater.-Lotta the vivacious. in
''La Cfgale.'
Theater comique.-Excellent varieties.
DAD FsitotcS' Ha.l.-"Corinne," the wonderful
living bust.
Lincoln HaX-Lecture by Bishop keane-
"The Church ard human Nature"
Condensed Locals.
Street lamps Will be lighted at $40 n m and
ext1nguished at $40 am
- Ihleves entered the yard OF Mr.. EdnonSton.
~ street, last night, and stole al the weeks
WaShlr,ss rom the clothes line
EnOch Burnett, the Well-EnOwn potter ,
the corner Of Sth and streets, died veg ,,-,,,
from paralysis, aged ~ years lie sc ~, y,
strict integrity and much RESI-. reed AMONG his
select audience Of about 500 people attended
the initial lecture OF DR.. Lords course last NIGHT
| Ills S,DJect, " society in the Old Roman World :;
was was haLded IN his lni;niable style, and 10
| rlch literary treat was duly appreciated Liz
| The box containing the names OF pers .- ~,
gibie Tor Jurors vas eGlptied yeste' 81, az t en-,
drawing OF the taleSmen for q Jury .Is ~ eit1
| A. Clark. indicted for murder. ~ Wy 3'h
| The Central Temperance Co ,,,;.too ,o,, -
meeting last night in Fletc 40. i" hi neIu d
New nork avenue We and 4th Greet NV. Addresses
| IirrhfaSd EoS,,arton rye, Savage, Wheeler.
people signed the .es.ae ''i'e''' y h'iiioer Vi
=. No niue regfe.o win be felt in the community
t a. .i r,fa M ceren Of the death of Mrs FRS
Non r. It'll f. f. FriStOe, Of the Coium-
ot',h .dVercity. which occurred this morning
az oct0cn, after lingerieg Illness Possessing
many christian Virtues and all lOvable chaTac-
| teriStics, she was equally loved in her church.
! home :aHd large circle of devoted friends
| Every one who was acquainted with Mrs Frs-
zoe WIN Sympathize with the bereaved family
| In their loss.
PUNISHED FOR CONTEMPT OF CouRr-Yester-
day Edward Johnson vas picked up among the
| spectators in the Criminal Court and commit
ted to jail 1t appears that last week John J.
| White was called for selling LIQUOR by the small
without license, and Johnson was present in the
| room as a witness, but when called he did not
| answer, and an attachment was Issued, the case
being continued. On being questioned he said
| he had been decoyed from the courtroom by a
| man named Reed, VINO asked him to take a
| drink; That on reaching saloon he was piled
| with liquor and made very drunk and that his
| room rent and board was paid, and he was kept
! about half drunk until Saturday. Judge Wyiie
| said that he should punish Johnson for not
| Cbeylng the subpoena CT the court and permit
ing hlinseii to be inVeiSied away from the trial
| further said that he should lay rule on Mr.
White and Mr.. Reed to show cause why they.
too should not be punished for contempt The
! rule was ordered to issue, and made returnabe
| next Friday 1T O'Clock.
| LEEDS IN FEE nave been hled as follows:
| john r. Ennis TO Christine Schmidt. iot l6 so
| o6i: $. Christine Schmidt to p. II. McNantZ.
lot 10. So 500; $500. A. Sper, lot -, So So: $500
{. {, and 4. G. Crane to II. W. HoWgate, lot 25
| So. 206; $500. Bridget Kyne to John Poland,
lots 40 and IL, subdivision OF square IS: 50 900
Anna Andrews to Emile Huck, lot 25 81. $50:
S53oo. ). A. Nelson, trustee, 10 E. c. Wall and
sophia Horton, lot of the farm OF j. A. Smith:
| S225 X. Lams0n to j. Anes, lots 50 to 80, 50
| 3el; $1,000. W. II. Roger to Michael Sells and s.
L. stephenson, lots 81 and 30, So. 935; 81 800. S
\ Il n h lot
samuel X. Bond to James II. MARI, lots 81, g. g.
| So. IL; l,2o Henry w. Garnett and Branard
H. w Warner to Alice L. Marin, lot %, So. 5l.;
So 694 lot Q. So. CSC, lot TO- So. 636; 81 800 Jas
| NJ. Towers TO George W. Chamberlin, lot 3d. sd.
-; sl,435.
THE WoREINGMEN's ASSEMBLY met at BeckS
Han last night. B. Robinson in the chair and
| j. Crist1an secretary. The credentials Of j. E
Dement, and Chas. E. Dawson, OF the Journey
men Printers Of America. We're referred Messrs.
| Eel. Mcdonald and Spier were appointed to
| take into consideration a plan for prOyidinr n
| free library and reading room. Mr. Mcdonald
| suggested that the assembly get up a fair and
| after some debate MesSrs Mcdonald, Boron and
| FlaSS were appointed TO consider the eXped!en
/ OF holding such fair. Mr.. Mcdonald reported
| that some Of the employing tailors were not
paving the bill OF prices. The assembly went
| Typographical Union was present and held a
| conference in reference 10 a proposed mass
| meeting.
IHE GLASS LEADERS CONVENTION, to be held
Friday. december 18th, at the McKendree NJ. E.
! church. IS attracting considerable attention
| among the professors OF that faith in this sec
| ton. The first session will commence at 1890
| o'clock on the morning of that day. Rev. B. F.
Brown presiding: Rev. Dir. A. II. Ames will
! DeSIn tie proceedings with prayer and Bishop
+: X. AmeS will deliver the opening address
me question to be discussed viii be q Advant-
ages OF class meetings to individuals and TO the
church" AZ the evening session the question
FOR general discussion will be "What can be
| dohe 10 make our Class meetings more popular
| and prOttable?'
PROF. WM. j. WILSON, well-knOwn colored
man who came here during the war, died AT his
streets, Sunday night. He was the founder OF
the Freetiman's bank. He started the first bank
In small house on G street. and afterwards Sc
| cured charter for the same by an act of CON
| greSS, with power to start branch institutions
throughout the southern states When the bank
suspended he was, as he had been originally,
| Ids held position clerk In the Post OftIca
| department. He was about 50 years old. and
| was born in Ohio.
| THE "PoPULAR' CASH DRY GOODS SToRE.-Im
| mellse assortment OF dress goods; dress good
5 i ana dnG Wool reduced to sic dress goods on
$3.50; black silks, 81, 1.25, $780, 81 Is 81 our 81
sl.25, 81 so black silks are special bargains; col
vets, black silk velvets very tine brocile shawl
from IS TO $50; cloaks, cloaks, coaks trimmed
| with silk: cloakS trimmed with velvet. Car
| ter'S, III Market Space.-A3n
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Duncanson
| Bros. SOLD at auction yesterday, for Louis Kurt.
ana A. K. Brown. trustees, twO-Story brio
| dwelling house and lot, No. 1916 St. NV +.
| NJ. V. Tierney. for 81 ,22a.
| waiter B. Williams d Co, auctioneer5. S0i
! yesterday afternoon, for ThOS w. Chase, trtlS
zee, the east part OF lot 5. in square Isl from
| Ing on Il street, between 18th street and New
| Hampshire avenue, with improvements to J
| w. starr. for $500.
| CARPETS. CARPETS.-PriceS reduced; ingrat..
| carpets, 30, 81. 40, 45, SOC; cottage carpets,
| and 25c.; floor oilclOth, all width nottingham
| curtain lace, from 25 30, SIC. up; blankets i'm
| menSe stock to select FROM $3.50 per pair w
| bed comforts, from I5c. up; wool flannel froii
| 121.c. up; feather-prOof bed ticking, best qua;
! ity, CSC. Towson'S 636 Pennsylvania ave .
| south sfde.-Adot.
| CL0AKS, CLOAKs, all new styles, from S.. u1
| new style dress goods. from 25c; dress goods
IL, 10. 1Sc.: caSSiInereS for men and boys wear
| So Co. 49, SIC 81; all-wonl black cashmeres from
oec. up; waterproof cloth, all colorS; blankets
! $3.50 per pair up; Nottingham curtain lace
| from %, SO, SIC. up, at Towsons cheap d.,
| goods store, GSG Pennsylvania ave., south side.
| Adrt.