Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-03
Condensed Locals.

LADIES'.
Condensed Locals.
The jury in the case of Lewis Mont gomery
Magruder. who was run over and killed by a
freight train on the Baltimore Il Potomac rail-
road. near Benning's. on Thursday last. have
rendered verdict setting forth that the acct
dent was the result of careesSness on the part
of deceased.
Yesterday. the members of Concordia church.
corner Goth and G streets northwest reelected
Rev. Marten Kraft to I'LL the pulpit another
year.
The Butchers Benevolent Association have
elected officers for the ensuing year as follows:
President. F. DietZ; yice-president. Chr. Kieny;
secretary. john Braun: treasurer. George j. Bes-
eler; finance committee Carl Mueller Charles
Roth and John FOerber: sick committee ]. ].
Appch. j. Miller and n. Auth: marshal J. H.
Busher; standard bearers, Chr. West, F. Dietz,
f, and Chr. Pfiueger.
Belva 4. Lockwood Tuesday evening at E.
street Baptist church, before Nat. Arbitration
League
The regular weekly rehearsals of the Philhar-
monte society will commence this evening. See
especial Notice" column.
In the Court in General Term this morning
on motion of Nh. F.. Carls the following per-
sons were admitted TO the bar: John f. Lati-
mer. John t. Lighter Chas. f. Conant, g. S.
Whittesey and w. s. Jackson.
Col. Frank Jones' formerly assistant cashier
Of the Treasury and FOR long time presid ent
Of the Potomac boat club. was to-day appoint ted
to a elerkship in the War department.
Saturday afternoon Chares Mligan Young
man employed at the Post Oiice department and
residing with his parents on 81 street northeast.
While riding on his bicycle near the corner of 9th
and O streets, fell violently to the ground and
sustained compound fFactureof the left leg
The New York Republican Association Satur-
DAY night adopted resolutions deploring the I'M
provoked and cruel assassination of President
Garheld, and expressing e0ntidenee in the ability
INTEGRITY and patriotism OF Chester 4. Arthur
and the confidence that under his administration
the friends OF law. order and humanity will be
united The transportation committee reported
that they expected to have arrangements COM
pleted this week for reduced fares for New
Workers going home to vote
Light battery c. third artiIlpry.sOn the march
from New York TO Yorktown left WayerIy
baltimore county, Saturday morning and reached
Laurel Prince George county, Saturday night
Capt Sinclair in command was SO we'll pleased
with his camping ground that he concluded TO
remain over at Laurel to-day. The battery will
reach this city tomorrow night.
At sunset last evening the Israelites began
the observance of the Day of Atonement, which
EMS at SHUTDOWN to-day.
The victim of the outrage mentioned in THE
STAR OF tue 2Sth ultimO not Miss Lizzie
Burke OF No. 2i55 Sth street northwest.
AmgsementS, &c.
FORD'S OPERA HOUSE-The .sNascotte hy
Andrau. who wrote the beautiful little opera Of
"oirVette, viii be run at FOrd's this week by
good company. The music of ..Mascotte' is
said to be as lively ard pretty as that of ..OI-
Vette The plot is pretty. As the opera will
De produced in good STYLE there is evidently n
week OF enjoyment ahead az FOrds
NATIONAL THEATER.-Ha@ues British Oper-
ATTIC Minstrels will be at the National this week
They give novel performance, which is pro-
nounced 10 be excellent in every respect
The RIFLE MATCH between the honorary men,
bers of the Washington Light Infantry National
Rifles. Union Veteran Corps. Washington Light
Guards and the Alexandria Light Infantry for a
silver bowl will take place tomorrow at Mar
shall Hall. The W. W. Corcoran will leave at
ESQ a. III. and p. III.
MASK BALL-There will be fancy dress and
mask ball at Summit Point Hotel, Gaithersburg
next Thursday evening
THE HoRTICULTURAL SOCIETY EXHIBITION
There will be splendid exhibition at Masonic
Temple. commencing Tomorrow and continu-
ing four days. The horticultural Society will
display an extensive variety of all kinds of
fruits. flowers. DC.
THERE WILL BE- An EXCURSION. by boat. to
Great Falls to-HOrrOw for the benefit of the
Methodist Cemetery. which is opposite the Con-
gressiOnal Cemetery.
TEMPERANCE WoRK.-Eon. Hiram Price. Com
missioner OF Indian Affairs, delivered an effect
i've address at the Gospel Temperance meeting
az waugh Methodist Episcopal Church last
evening. At the DaShaway Reform Clubmeet-
Ing at Lincoln Hall last evening addresses were
niade by the president of the club and Mr.. c. NJ.
N4t Ut FRANK " mite feclteu over the HIS
E0ra the POorhouse.' \ large number of sigma
toIes were added 10 the pledge.
WHAT INDUSTRY AND ENTERPRISE DO-Wash-
HstoE possesses no more energetic young BUSH
ness man than Nr. Sidney +. Nimmo. whose
bsilo ana musical establishment 433 9TH street
northwest, has become SO famous Mr. Nimmo
sressh business at the bottom round of the ladder
within TWO years, however. by dint of ENTERPRISE
aia INDUSTRY ne las placed himself at the head
oi one oil the largest piano establishments in the
THE SALE AT THE IMPERIAL HoTrI eommeroaa
this morning, and will be continued to-morra,v
morning, 1T which time some of the better egass
Of furniture viii be sold. As a rule the nriceS
to-day were low, although the attendance wa
large. The furniture of this hotel is better than
e generally found in hotels, most Of it having
been made to order.
A. SAKs Co.'S OPENING.-On Saturday A.
eaks Co. opened their entire remodeled and
reecorated store for the fall display of clothing
The attendance was very large and the exhibit
ton appreciated. The improvements are still
going on in this mammoth establishment. but
VIII be completed in time for the winter open
Ing The display can stin be seen.