Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-11
Condensed Local

Street lamps will be lighted at 600 p. m. and
eXttDguisbed at 800 Am
The model OF the Farragut statue by Mrs
Winnie Ream- Hoxie. was sent to the foundry at
the navy yard yesterday, where the cast will
be made at an early date.
Joseph Fleming VINO Is charged with an at
tempt to Rill his young wife Myra Fleming, me-
Henly, on Thursday night, as stated In yester-
days STAR, was committed to jail to await the
result OF the injuries inflicted.
the ODD Fellows Mutual Relief Association
held meeting last night and ratified the ar
rangements completed by the special committee
for the reception of delegates to the national
10th inst.
Eighty members of the Uniformed Battalion
erIck CMdl fair next Wednesday.
The Y. M. c. A. are to inaugurate tomorrow
afternoon series OF special sci vices In Lincoln
Hall to which all are invited.
A. A. Shissler, formerly of this city, charged
with having caused the death of George Tru-
man. late clerk of the court OF quarter sessions
of Philadelphia was admitted to bail, in that
city, yesterday in the sum OF $1,000.
Columbian Encampment, Columbia Lodge,
the Uniformed PatriarchS and the Mutual Re
lief Association of the order met last night and
took appropriate action relating to the death OF
me ID nat late George W. Mclean, assistant foreman
tions will attend the funeral Sunday afternoon,
and Calanthe Lodge, KIP.
The friends of Mr.. James Mcclure, whose
death was mentioned in yesterdays STAR say
that he did rot commit suicide as publ shed.
Io-morroW's Sunday Gazette will contain a
Ball Club for the season. All points covered
thoroughly.
I The New York Herald predicts the speedy
arrival OF cold wave from the northwest
Let it come.
PETITION FOR INCREASE OF AN EXECUTORS
BoND.-Yesterday, petition was filed in the
{ Probate Count by Boswell r. Camp, asking for
the Increase OF tire bond of Chas. c. Morrell, as
executor Of TIE estate of the late Abraham
Brown and J. ]. Woodblldge, was surety on
the bond of deceased for s6491.23, and on
september %, 1872, Judgment was obtained
folk circuit court. He represents that the es-
tate is worth over $4,000, that he intends to
put in a claim for this debt, but that the execu
tor has only given bond In $500, which is INSULT
Gent to protect the petitioners interests. and
asks that 1t be increased to reasonable
amount. Action was postponed until next
week.
THE WELCOME RECEPTION rendered by the
congregation of the North Baptist church last
night to their new pastor Rev. owen James,
was vely cordial and pleasant affair, some
800 persons participating In it, among whom
were Rev. DTs. A. F. Mason, CuthberG Cole and
J. W. Parker, Rev. Mr.. Mlrick, Prof. Hunting
ton, of the Columbian University; Mrs. E. H.
Gray, Wife OF TIE late pastor, and daughter; B.
d. Spencer, r. c. Fox and A. H. Rothwell. DR..
J: G. yelling, Ii. D., president of the Colum-
come. Rev. Mr.. James made feeling response
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows.
Matt tina J. Peacock to EmelIne Lusby, lot 25, 50.
lot 9, SO. sss; $500. Robert G. Campbell, tfu--
tee, to Emma j. Campbell, lots 10 and 20, So.
$40; 8. G. II: Bayne to Edgar Speiden. lot
so So g. peRnso sD to G
gan, pit. lot 8, so. 2i3; 81 500. Irving William
son, trustee, to G. S. Washington, pit. lot 2s, of
Georgetown $3.50. Trustees Of the Barry farm
to H s. Curtis ct al, lot II, sec. S, of the Barry