Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-03
Condemned Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted az 1:l5 p. IN. and
xtinguished at a. m.
About SEQ children received their first commu-
mon at ST. AlOysius lCathoec) church yesterday
morning.
evening. MIR. A Eagleston presiding. MI. J. w.
Brown made his maiden speech in the temper
ance cause and Gen. ii. j. Hayward OF Indi-
ana; Hon; d. p. Holloway and Charley Nye de-
Iivered addresses
The Equity Court begins its May term to-
morrow. and for the present will be held by
chief Justice cartier. The calender contains
about one hundred cases.
Judge James, District Attorney Corkhfll and
the jury who convicted Adolf kammerer of as
sault and battery have signed a petition TO the
President for his pardon.
committee has been appointed to consider
the expense OF erecting new church building
on Boundary street. near It'll. in place OF Curly
Mission. Mr. ". Thompson Is chairman, and
J. E. Fitch treasurer OF the committee.
The Association OF Veterans of the Mexican
war met 81 General j. W. Denver's Office Satur-
DAY evening. when the secretary. Mr.. \. W.
kenaday. feelingly announced the death OF
Major General 5. r. HeintZleman, L. 5. A.. late
~ chairman OF the finance committee OF the
National Association.
The circus tOrch-light parade Saturday night
was fine spectacle. and was witnessed by
thousands OF people along Pennsylvania avenue
and other thOrOughfareS over which il passed
but other thousands in georgetown and at the
West End were disappointed by the failure OF
the procession 10 go over the route announced.
10 Is SAID the failure was because the authorities
did-nOt consider the bridges over Rock Creek
safe If so, they had better BIZ made safe.
General Sherman and many other prominent
citizens having requested the Philharmonic So
ciety 10 repeat their last concert, THE Ancient
Mariner at an early date Secretary Rlchen-
bach responds. by order Oh the executive board
complying with the request. and appointing
next Friday. at the Congregational church. DIS
the time and place.
Deputy Grand Architect y. O. Brummel. |. o.
NJ. has instituted and installed the officers OF
Fairfax Lodge. No. 10, of Alexandria Va. assist
cd by the Past Grand Architects ana Past
Masters OF William Louis Schley Lodge, OF
Georgetown. d. C..
Sarah Wells. col0rGd. died suddenly at house
III an alley in IT.. street yesterday morning
COlOred woman named Sarah Jane Jones
died suddenly at 3l% South Carolina avenue last
night.
young man named Potter, about 10 years
old. was Very badly injured in the head by being
thrown from bicycle in the soldiers Home
park saturday afternoon He was picked up in
an almost 1nSenSible condition. and removed TO
his home on l. street. where medical aid was
summoned.
The nifty second anniversary OF the Washing
Ton City Bible Society Was the occasion or inter-
estfDg services yesterday afternoon in the 9th
street Presbyterian church. Addresses were
made by Hon. Hiram Price. OF Iowa: Hon. Zabu-
Ion vance, OF North Carolina: Rev. j. II. Elliott
Rev. ". W. Patton. ID. d.. and others.
boy named Arlym H1ight. residing at 1872
l4th street northwest, was stabbed in the LETT
breast by another boy Saturday afternoon at
the corner or I4th and Riggs streets. inficttng
slight wound.