Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-30
condemned Locals.

street lamps Will De lighted at sos pm and
extinguIshed ar 40 am.
Yesterday afternoon laborer named Thomas
Murphy, employed In the molasSe5 mandatory
OF the Commissioner of Agriculture, a3cidental-
ly fell into tank OF the boiling liquid, and was
dangerously Scalded from his hips downward.
He was carried TO his home on 6]l street south
west, and medical attendance summoned.
Tomorrow the anniversary OF the German
reformation, inaugurated by Martin Luther,
viii be observed In this city and elsewhere IN
the Lutheran churches
The G. u. odd Fellows building association
last evening elected Truman Ross. president;
Benjamin F. Dabney, vice president; Charles III.
Shorter, secretary; I. Ross, B. F. Da6ney, z. III.
Shorter, Geo. 81. Johnson. w. Fl. Minor, Tho5.
Manning, Cary Parks. John T. Colbert and John
+. Williamson, trustees.
1t will be seen by the announcement else
where that Mr. Sidney T. Nimmo has removed
his piano and organ wareroons to 433 TN ST
Tomorrow evening is Halloween and falling
UPON sunday viii be observed tonight in many
families by merry making reunions.
The colored Beneficial Society OF the District
have elected w. II. Wheeler president, D.
Soriggs. V. p, A. E. Nelson secretary. Tn mas
E1nis assistant secretary, Francis Madison
treasurer, G.. Smith steward, and Charles John
son and stephen SmallwOOd marShalS
a note from Mr.. Richard Robb. proprietor OF
TivOn Park. states In reference to the case of
Frank E. NusSoaum. charged in the Police
Court few days since with stealing blankets
from him (RObbl, THAT did not owe Frank E.
NusshaUm one cent of wages for tending bar at
TivOn Park when he stole my blankets, and for
which he had 10 appear before the Police Court.
The STAR stated he took them for wages"
This morning Judge James, In the Criminal
Court, made an order that no person except the
proper officers OF the court In charge of prison.
eIs be allowed to communicate with any pris-
OHeT while in the court room, unless upon the
request OF such prisoner and upon leave OF the
court.
The liquor dealers meeting, at Cosmopolitan
Hall. yesterday. adjourned to meet at the same
place next Mol day, and the commit ZEE to draft
a memorial and constitution met this afternoon
at MaGeS' Hotel, to attend to that business.
tbs was regarded as private meeting, and
they will report on Monday evening. It Is un-
derstOod that they will take the ground on the
eIorial that the signatures on applications
OF protests as representing reservations or gov
eminent buildings should have no effect.
Amusenlents. &c.
NATIONAL THEATER. 60 Evangeline dI5lp-
days matinee. Its presentation has been fairly
successful. To-night-their last appearance
here-the company present double bill-botn
pieces being very attractive They are Ca
limo and 1.-The Goose with the Golden Egg"
1.-TWO NIGHTS IN RONE.n-At the National
Theater, next week, Miss Maude Granger will
appear in the play written especially for her
g Two Nights Ia Rome" The play is described
interest. 1t borders on the sensational, with.
out being too lurid. Miss Granger will bring
with her very strong company.
THE GREAT LONDON CIRCUS drew a large
crowd last night, In spite OF the drilling rain.
Nobody was disappointed, as the menagerie Is
most extensive, and the performances In the
rings We're Of the highest order Of the circus
exhibition. The two rings, with separate acts
going on fn each at the same time, practically
give the audience TWO shows for the admission
price. There are many new features. There
will be but one more Performance Ibis even
ing-and nobody should miss Ii.
The SECOND GRAND CONCERT AND BALI. of
the Mozart Choral Society Will be given at Tall
madge Hall, next Monday evening, aud will
doubtless be, as last year. pleasant occasion
to all who participate.