Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-20
COndensed Locals.

The grand officers OF the Sons OF Temperance
last night instituted Friendship Division, No
IA Sons OF Temperance" at German hall IIth
street After the lodge was Instituted officers
were elected IS fOllOwS--L. III. Jtlien, W.P; H.
TuTpin, Wa; J. $. Hollingsh5ad, F. s; j. s
Barker, treasurer; Z. A. Reed. TS: A r. Rich
ards. assistant R.S.;7. 6. Con- bs conductor: I.
i. Nicholson, assistant conductor: c. A. Barker.
chaplain; G. VI. Filtnen. Is, w. Z. Post, O.S. 1t
will meet every Monday niCht.
Miss Lilly Shea, living st Mount Pleasant
was attacked on Saturday Oy savage old SOW
and was badly injured. She was finally rescued
from the Infatuated ANIMAL by some meR who
fought hard for the victory.
The Sisters of the Visitation OF WASHINGTON
recorded yesterday coed OF trust On their con-
vent property. Connecticut avenue and I street.
TO secure loan of Ssc 900 from the Penn Mutual
Insurance Company, OF PhiaGeiphia also a like
deed on the property cOrnc~ 1eth aDC IL streets.
to secure to Carusi'S estate a loan Of $4,000.
The Branch Office base ball nine last night
Organized with the following officers: Captain
y. l. ROdiPr, president; w. /. Jones. John T.
Nicholson and John Anderson, directors: A. A
Allison and j. l.. A. c. RedfCT, delegates to TIE
convention, and A. A. Allison. captain.
A carriage. containing Mr.. 5. J. Meeks wife
and child, while going down 14th street b7ll.
Just beyond the boundary. Sunday. was over
turned and the occupaDtr were tbroJyp oIf
The wife was badly bruised and vehicle which
was passing at the time raj over the child in
juring il severely.
The steamer W. W. Corcoran is to be tempo
rar1ly withdrawn from the Mount Vernon tine
In short time for repairs. and the steamer
Mary Washington is &c take her place On the
route.
only Hanlan and Courtney viii take part in
the boat race here.
The Inland and Seaboard Coastiug company
directors yesterday afternoon el::ted the fol-
lowing officers: President. J. W. Thompson:
vice president. WE. THOMPSON; and secretary
and treasurer. Alfred Wood
Judge Hagner in the Equity Court yesterday
IN the case OF Addison Day ACT. Christina Dav
IOr divorce. passed an order gTan1iEC alin0Jy
TO the defendant IfItdeIfte lie.
f. N. Whitaker q son send the ApffI nuInDpf.
OF BlackWOOdS Edjab'l'Th NIGdziHP
The African NJ E. Conference met YESTERDAY
morning in Baltimore. Bishops Wayman aud
Blown being in Philadelphia, Rev. James A.
Handy Occupied the chair Rev. Or. Thomas l.
PcuiSon. OF MonrOe-Street N. +. Church. al-
dressed the conference on temperance. after
which the conference went into committee OF
the whole on the missionary question.
j. ShlilingtGn sends Si'tbH95'S HOilfbIH for
May containing the conclusion OF Mrs Bur-
netts novel Louisiana and Tie Contemporary
Rfrietr for April
Mr.. James z. Griffith. late OF the District at
torney'S Office. has entered the law firm OF Biz
ney q BirPey. Mr.. Griffith. although quite a
young man, has quite large experience, e5-
pec1ally in criminal cases.
Lettie Thomson. cOlOred woman died at her
residence. on street. between 10th and 2aIh
streets northwest. this morning, and her friends
aid relatives state that she was rs years Old
at the time OF her death,