Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-29
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps VIII be lighted at HIS p. H., and
ext;nguished at 3:45 a. m ,,
Mr. j. b. f. Navarro. OyeTSeer OF Inc WASH
ington National Monument being changed TO
another station, the employees on the WORKS pre-
sented him with a gold. cane, Deau.l-
that enclosed the stone presented by Dom
Pedro, of Brazil.
General regret win be felt In the death OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Lloyd Pfnkney, the esteemed
wife of Bishop William Pinkney. The funeral,
1t VIII be seen takes place from st. Luxe
Church Bladensburg at Il a; m. Mednesday.
scciation yesterday resolutions OF respect to the
memory of the late Bishop Ames were adopted,
and Rev George '; Leaeh, the pres1n6emnt; keT
Hagey, and j. W. Mckinney were e1nelRted
committee to attend the funeral OF - 1shop
In Baltimore to-day.
National Guards, (of Philadelphia are making
arrangements to visit Richmond, and will stop
here en- route about four days as guests of the
Washington Light Infantry.
farley Is the delight Of the nobility and gentry.
The Knights Of st. George last evening elected
the following officers: Captain, George Juenne.
lieutenant, Jno. Weislien, jr.; third neutentant,
Andrew Roth; secretary, Jos. Lochbuehler;
financial secretary, w. HUM; treasurer, II. Cas-
Bergling, JOS Schlott; banner carrier, Jno. Nefr
and A. Miller; marshal, Henry Buscher; herald,
Henry Saur.
Mr.. Thomas Bean and wife, of Montgomery
Boundary and 18th streets yesterday. In conse-
quence OF their horse taking fright and they
Duschka B. White on leaving the Police Cour;
Saturday after Judge Smell had imposed fine
OF $500 on her for keeping bawdy house, from
which she appealed, paid visit to Major Nor
gan and had long interview, In which she
promised to give up her diSTeputable business.
Omcers Hurst and Mailman report that about
11:30 o'clock last nighk as they were passing
west, they met crowd OF young cOiored men,
one OF whom fired pistol shot. While they
were trying to ascertain who the offender was
second shot was fired at the officers who dis
charged volley In return and the crowd scat
tered.
A project is on foot among the Free Masons
city Similar to the f recent fair IN Baltimore to
extinguish the debt on the Masonic Temple all
at one time.
Among the nominations confirmed by the
Senate In executive session yesterday was that
OF Lewis j. O'Neal to be justice Of the peace
for the District of Columbia
The revival at Haml1ne III. e. Church has be-
come remarkable. Last night Rev Mr.. Harrison
gave one of his most earnest exhortations, and so
great has the interest among those seeking
religion that he found tt necessary to have an
the service continued until late hour our ana
number Of persons protested conversion.
Judge Humphreys, OF the ID. c. Supreme
G015 VINO mas pee e6 quite sck fGp some time
to go down to his farm near Franconia, on the
A. F. railway to recuperate.
The steamer Tulip, employed In the light
house service on the Potomac, Is now engaged
In repairing and resetting the buoys on the
river between this city and Fort Washington,
which were Injured and displaced by last win
ters Ice.
Friendship Ledge No. II, /. o. g. T., has the
elected the following oflcerS for the ensuing
term, VIZ: WC.Tz a ); Rock; WIT, Bertha
Dunn; F.E., Adaiine Rccheford; T., WV. De,Oe;
c., John Richmond; WIN, B. A. Swami; In,
Ida Miller; L., R. Warner; o., A. w. Webb;
R.H.S, d. n. Johnston; Lbs, e. d. Brock; p.
W. C. T., Samuel j. Vaughn.