Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-13
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 625 p. m. and
extinguished at 4:15 IN.
appearance was motto; in Thursday S STAR, re-
turned to his nome late Thursday night.
Tomorrow the rev organ recently placed in
St LpSe's PIE. Church (co4orcd) viii, be used
for the first time. Several fine internal i'm
provements to this church have a'Io recently
been made, among them the construction OF a
new place for the choir, In the southwest corner
of the edifice. Tire rectors room has been neat
ly CaTpeted and fitted With new furniture, the
gift Of Mr.. II. A. Willard.
The people Of Washington are fortunate In
justly famed Fisk Jubilee Singers next VIC eS-
Monday and Thursday evening". They " i'll sing
In the Congregational church.
Hon. RobelC O. Fuller a distinguished Baptist
layman of Boston, who has recently made an
extensive tour through the mission stations OF
the American Baptist Missionary Union- IS 10
speak in the Calvary Baptist church, corner sth
and Il Streets on Sunday morning at II o'cloc'-.
See adyt.
John Mccarthy, an old soldier an inmate of
the Soldiers Home, was found dead in the road
near Rock creek church, about O'Clock this
morning. Coroner Patterson was called, and
after viewing the remains gave certificate OF
death from 1ntOX1catfOn and exposure. The
body was removed to the Soldiers Home to p e
pare for burial
The case of John W. Wright, charged With
assault with intent to kill ex-Secretary of .e
In the Criminal Court on Monday.
A marriage license has been issued to r. F.
MOTION and Mallnda rage
An alteration occurred on Thursday betwee
Jerry sullivan and John Carroll, on the Roc .
Creek Church road in the rear OF the Soldier
Home, during which sullivan was severely GU
on the light shoulder and left arm with knife
Mr.. James Small, Seaer of weights end meas
ures, found dozen prints of lightweight butte
Offered for sale by county people, on B street.
between eth ard 9th streets, this morning. He
cautioned them as the weight was but about
two ounces to the pound light, and returned
the butter. He also found party selling robins
in violation of the law, which fixes the penalty
It 81 for each dead robin offered for sale at any
season of the year. While he was in search of
an officer the man escaped with his birds.
held in the Church of the Ascension on next
Wednesday evening. The Rev. Mr.. Chamber
lain, OF New York, VII interpret to the deaf tie
service as read, and will make an address to the
congregation.
THE TERRITORIAL LOAN AND SAVINGS AssoCIA-
TION met at .Sovereign's hall last evening, Mr..
Noble in the chair and Mr.. Z. W. Pratt, Secre-
taTy, to consider the recent detalcatiOn of the
former secretary, Mr.. Seth Terry. Mr.. Tasco,
the treasurer, reported that since the last meet
ing he had received upwards of $500 from MEM
bers for dues, and this, together with $1OO.s6,
was now In bank. Mr.. Pratt, in answer to qUes-
lions said that the approximate amount of liza
bilitieS, as shown by the books, was sos 900,
available assets, Including dues, loans and Sc
cur1t1eS, S"2, 900, leaving balance on the wrong
side Of the account OF $4,000. This was the
amount of Terry's defalcation, and he was sorry
to say he feared 1t would prove total loss. The
board OF directors had been busy examining
titles to proper y offered them, but in nearly
every instance they were encountered by mort.
cages and were therefore valueless to the asso-
citation. For his part he would recommend that
owing to the crippled condition of the associa-
ton. they resolve into a recefvershfp and d.
vide the assets making no distinction between
those who paid in the first series or the last
The following committee was appointed to con-
suit with the board OF directors. relative to the
best mears of getting back the money paid in
by then:-MeSSrs. Sullivan, Evans, Brainard,
Barlow ard COlne.