Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-10
LOCAL NEWS.
Cannensed Locals,

Col. De Alma has gone to Indianapolis, Indi-
ana, 10 take the stump among the Germans Of
that state for Hancock and English.
Street lamps will be lighted at $50 p. N. and
extfnguished at 800 am.
The amount OF money collected for the gold
watch rallied at police headquarters recently
Tor the benefit OF the House of GOOD Shepherts'
of Baltimore, IS about $3.50 which Is 70 be turned
over 10 Mr.. Jas L. Barbour. as treasurer. No
claimant has yet appeared for the watch. which
Is III the safe at police headquarters.
The Woman's National Health Association
met last night Ia the paTiorS OF the president,
N. Cora Bland. NJ. d., on 18th street when Or.
Bland read an essay On - Blue Days and Blue
Devils" Mr.. NcCeney and Mrs. Triton recited
original poems, and free interchange OF views
In regard to DR.. Tanners fast was INDUCED in,
and q telegram was sent to the feaSting doctor
congratulating him upon the success OF his ey-
Scientific results.
The Alexandria Gazette says that there was
considerable excitement at Bealton, Va, Sun
ay morning, when IL was discovered that the
Hancock and English flag had been cut down
curing the night and was lying on the ground
The act was committed By unknown parties
fCT " hose arrest q reward OF $50 will be offered
Mount Vernon X. A. G.. See advertisement.
The republicans of the fifth district organized
a Garfield ard Al lhnr club last evening at Mt.
FfSg3h Baptist church. On PomerOy street near
Howard University. Ralph Wormley was
elected president and John VI. Browne. jr.. Sec
Rotary. The club VIII take part, as body, at
the ratification meeting On the l9Jh instant A
committee was appointed TO select site for
Garfield ard Arthur nag pole, which the cllo
intends 10 erect
one OF the boarders at Kolb's Hotel was
greatly surprised early yesterday morning by
discovering a burglar under hts bed. The dis
cCTeTer quietly went out In search OF a police
nan. but On their return the intruder had dis
appeared Nothing was missing from the
rCCIl.
certificate has beed recorded Ia the recorder
OF deeds office that Julius Cohen, Wolf Horn
end Morris Spiro have been elected trustees OF
the Church OF the House OF Jacob
The palace garden OF Driver d Scofad IS
now ole Of the most popular places OF aIaIse-
ment in the city. New attractions are presented
This week. See adYeI tiSement.
Quite an unusual combination or talent
greeted our suburban friends at HylJtSViiIe,
Md. last hight. Misses Evan and NCirT1N.
BischOf, TWeedale and Townsend all in me
same concert: and for our DeighbOrS over the
Maryland line TO De able to offer this confined
attraction, with ice cream and cake thrown IL.
al for i quarter. shows the economy or living
In the country. The Presbyterian church Of
the village was az an early hour crowded TO Its
utmost capacity, including quite a large plrty
from this city. The various performances were
greeted with enthusiasm, md Including plano
solo by Miss Addie Smith, OF HyattSyille were
really OF very high order OF merit.
The East Washington GARFIELD and Arthur
club net at their han, GA Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. last night DR.. E. A Adams pre-
sided and 7. p DAVIS secretary. Addresses
We're made by ID. McCathran, f. S. Atkinson
and others. There were 43 members enrolled.
They have handsomely fitted up the hall, fres-
coed the walls, &c.
To-day at noon consultation OF the presiding
offlcerS OF the democratic organizations OF the
District was held at the Headquarters of the
central committee. Vernon Row, but It's pro-
ceedingS We're OF private character. It Is un-
deTStood that the object was TO discuss ways
and means for raising money.