Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-24

HU1OJtUt 1HFtN'.- MY atECl.
T,edter COnlfQte.
Lincoln HdH.-PTof. Carpenters exhibition Of
Resmerism-
Waugh n. E Church.-Lectu1e by Prof. Ryder.
u converted rabbi.
Condensed Locals.
The Belt Line Railroad Company have deter
mined to commence their summer excursions
corner l4th and A streets, also the children of
the Protestant orphan Asylum, on 14th street
a free ride next Saturday.
The friends OF Mr. E. 3. Townsend, late su-
perintendent of property for the District, who
recently resigned his position to accept one
more lucrative in the indian bureau rendered
him farewell supper last night. MI. Town
send leaves for the west shortly.
Col w. g. Moore, OF the Washington Light
Of the net prohts OF the late fair in bank, to DE
known as the washington Light Infantry
corps uniform fund.- The rest Of the profits
will go to settling up outstanding bills.
Lieutenant John T. Kelly, OF the Fifth police
precinct, has been measured for his new uni
form voted him at the recent fair Of the Wash
mgton Light Infantry.
Early yesterday morning the bar OF the Thea
ter COmique was robbed OF about $50 worth of
wines, the thieves leaving with their booty
just as the Waterman was entering tie build
Ing.
Mr.. F. l. Harvey, formerly of this city, but
who for the past three years has been living In
st. Louis. recently went to Florida for the bene-
ut OF his health, and his friends here viii be-
glad TO learn is improving.
To-day, Messrs. r. T. Merrick and j. J. OAR
liDgtOD, for the Fifth Baptist Church OF this
city, entered suit against the Baltimore and
Potomac r. X. Co. for $50, 600 damages, alleged
10 have been sustained by the location OF the
shops OF said company adjoining the church, by
which they are prevented from enjoying ser
vices
On account Of the high winds to-day the time
ball on the Observatory was not dropped
The following patents have been issued from
the United States Patent Office to persons in
this city:-White Van cullen. temporary
hinder philin
Ing revenue frauds.
Mr.. W. W. Bentley. the gospel singer, at st.
Pauls Lutheran Church services every evening
this week. See advt.
Thieves entered the hog-pen Of Mr.. Henry +.
Fernold, On the Wheeler ROAD. in the county,
Monday night, and killed and carried on three
fne pOrkers.
Grant Rollins, a small colored boy about 10
years old, VINO ran away from the colored
orphan asylum on sth street extended, was
found by officer Fifield near brtgltwOod, and
returned to the institution.
The grand jury to-day returned Indictments
against Alice Tascoe, larceny; Edward II. Tent,
do; and ChaS. Turner assault With eltent to
kill
The Federal Printing Co. has filed certificate
OF incorporation, with the following trustees:-
r. F. Hunter, Aaron F. Randall, o. F. Fresbrey,
Thos. Hood, j. F. Rushing, Chas. Ewing and c.
s. Lusk.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Thomas bowling auc-
tioneer, sold yesterday afternoon the following
real estate For r. X. Elliott and Chas T. Da-
Wis. lIuStte, lOU Ill FTeU6Tlck Bales
and Kate E. Laurltzens subdivision OF square
No. 5l3, improved by handsome brick resi-
denee; being No; 42l NJ street northwest, TO Mr..
=. T. Williams, for $500. For William D. Cas-
sin and William A. Gordon. trustees lot "a, in
Holmead's addition to Georgetown on Monroe
street, between Beall and West streets. to-
gether with the improvements, to Thomas
Yates. for 5000
day on which Clark Mills, the artist expected
TO remove the bronze horse from his place re-
Gently leased to j. G. Garland. He had pre-
pared for its shipment to Nashville, Tenn, to
form portion OF the Jackson monument pre-
paratiOns for the unwilling of which on the Path
OF April next are in progress Col Mills was at
efeet the removal. but Judge Hagner had
granted an order eniOining any one from tres
passing on the grounds. and just as the work
was about to begin Bailin Goings was dis
patched to the scene of action and served the
mandate OF the court. 1t is likely this action
prevented violence for it is understood that
Garland would have resisted the removal Of the
bronze horse by force.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL REAL ESTATE Asso-
CITATION, at their annual meeting last evening,
elected officers as follows:-R H. Bail, presl,
dent; j. H. Hilton, vice president; G. Cowie,
secretary and treasurer; John Evans, F. a.
Henry, j. B. T. Topper, Milton Woodward and
j. F. Langley, board Of directors. The annual
report showed the receipts to be $5,7s91l; cash
on hand, s1.434.2s; present value of assets,
S3, 80, and number of shares outsta nding,
40 1t was stated that the affairs OF the asso-
citation would be wound up 10 few months. It
has been in existence over nine years, and is
said TO have proved a success.
RESIGNATION OF CHURCH CHoIR.-The choir
OF St Lukes P. E Church, under the leader
ship Of Professor Fleetwood, have resigned. 1t
is stated that after rehearsals by them of music
for Easter Sunday for the past four weeks, the
70 change their entire programme, which they
declined TO do, giving as reason want Of time
70 substitute other music and practice it suf-
insisting on the change, the choir unanimously
agreed TO tender their resignation which they
have done.
FIRE INsuRANCE.-The attention of all those
desiring insurance on their property is called to
the Mutual Protection Fire Insurance Compa-
ny" OF the District, which is now In its fourth
year and in a fourtshing condition The com
Pany is so conducted that not only is insurance
effected at very low rates, but each insurer be-
OF the company is at i43T Pennsylvania avenue,
Corcoran building, where the secretary Mr..
James s. Fitch, will be pleased to give all de-
sired information.
THE RUPPERT-MAYHBw CAsE.-YeSterday in
Circuit Court (No y, Judge Macarthur, a mo.
ton for new trial was filed In the case Of Syl-
rester Mayhem against Christian Rupert In
which few days since jury gave plaintiff
verdict for 500 damages. The grounds are
that the verdict was contrary TO the evidence;
was not that charged against the defendant In
The declaration, and that the court erred In his
rulings and charge 1t was in this case that
the contempt OF cohrt-the arrest of plaintiff on
a bench warrant-was committed for which A.
f. l. Reese, Police Officer Howell and Mr.
Ritchie, OF Prince Georges county, were SEN
fenced to Jail
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Geo.
Jones and Mary Scott; Robert Leamon and
Amanda j: Simon, both OF Laurel, Md; Lucur-
gus I. Davis and VIENNA Petit, both OF Prince
Williams county, Va; Chas A. Topper and Elm.
ma X Meader; John Hunter and Lucy Valley;
Augustus Yost and Mary L. Lint, both OF p 6.
Co., Nd; George Z. Burrows and Annie E.
Teachum; Thos. Crabten and Priscilla Harri-
son; George Robert Parsley and Della Shaloe:
Harry b. Jordan and Alice E. Brown; VIM
Blake, OF Philadelphia, and Sarah Williams:
William B: Handy and Mary A. Hughes; Robert
Carter and Evilina Wilson.
DEEDS IN FEE have been flied as follows:-D
b. Gran TO Laura E Mason, lot IL, sub. So. n OF
81 ss4; $4,000. q. McNamee, trustee, to E. E
White, assignee, certain estate devised by JAS
G. Walker; s.. d. J. Particle to s. B. Hola
bird. parts lots "a and y, sub. SO. 24l $500. s.
Langley to Mary E. Miller, n. i a. so 1000.
$500. Elliot and Barbour to G. W. Cooper. part