Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-09
Condensed Locals.

THE STAR VIII be again issued tomorrow in
douole-sheet or eight page form OF fifty six col
umns. Last Saturdays issue contained I1O new
ADVERTISEMENTS, and circulated = ABS copies Adj
vertsers VIII please send in their orders early.
New siealerS can be accommodated at moments
ehinery.
street lamps win be lighted at $40 pm. and
eAtihgelshed at 9:45 pm
Special IN ltinee Saturday afternoon at the Roller
Skating Rink. Good music. See advt
The nrst contest for the two prize rifles pre-
sented to the National Rifles will be shot at the
bennings range tomorrow afternoon.
James Van valen has f1led a suit against N. w.
Fitzgerald and b. III. Warner, for an Injunction to
prevent defendant from interfering with his bust
ness, at 1905 street, by tearing down the prem
The Washington Beneficial Endowment AssOcia
ton have filed bill OF interpeader against Patrick
r. ana Michael Boyle, 10 determine TO whom the
amount insured on the life OF Patrick Boyle should
Be H paid; yo,,v co,ors, w.s com ,,,,,.,
acton OF the grand jury by Judge Smell yesterday.
for the second offence OF petit larceny In working
the "three card monte" trick ON a colored country,
man to the extent OF $l4.
Yesterday Johnson Kinney, by Messrs Birney 4
Brney, entered suit against the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad company for 5000 damages, for
having one OF his feet crushed by Of the COM
pany, In West Virginia, July Is. 1881.
The net proceeds OF the readings by Prof. Edw
r s as spencspian Gas sine 8, college paT
BE- a welcome benefaction to that worthy charity,
the Bethany Free kindergarten.
To-day MeSSrS- Hine Thomas, for w. B. Bowie
nled against Mary E. Pickrell and Annie G. Hume
a creditors bill against the estate OF A. H.
Piekrell, deceased, for balance OF siso52sO
SmvERsERG's CoLuMN-Do not fail to read Mr.
B. Silverberg's whole column holiday advertise
ment In to-mOrrOw's STAR No matter what you
may say, his place at 312 9TH street and 3l3 Sth
street-being two long stores thrown in one-is the
place To get the toys and other presents for the
little ONES. one has plenty OF room there to turn
around In. AMI he says his prices are so low as to
satisfy everybody.
Run OVER BY TIRE CARS AND FATALLY INJURED
colored boy, IL years old, was yesterday run
over by ballast train near Hanover station II
miles this side Of Baltimore, on the b. & o. rail-
road, and his left arm WAS nearly cut OF by the
ear wheels. and he was otherwise badly injured
de Was brought TO this city and the police amDu-
lance sent for and the boy conveyed to Providence
Hospital He was in the employment OF Reynolds
sate ,h vs. IRON on Inc physicians ampu
pected To survive the injuries as it Is ascertained
this morning that his skull was fractured.
RADIO POLICY SHoP-Onhcers Shanks Schultz
and Carter, OF the seventh precinct raded policy
shop in an alley, between Az and 9th streets and
Pennsylvania avenue and Missouri avenue north
west Wednesday night, and captured Vim. s. Mil
ton, The proprietor, and all his paraphernalia He
pleaded guilty, through his counsel, In the Police
court, yesterday, and paid a fine OF $50.
BURGLARS ~ WEST wAsHISGros.-John Weldon
eotored, was committed To jail for the action OF
the grand jury yesterday afternoon by Judge Smell
District Attorney Hugh Tagyart in West Wash
tngton, Tuesday night by breaking some glass IL
tne dlning-room windows. A young lady named
window, and n colored servant Identified the pris
oner as one OF the men,
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-At the Queens
town drove yards on the Metropolitan Branch B
Means, proprietor, wednesday 10 head Of catt 4
were offered, sold TO butchers, at 3c.a5Ac per 10.
80 sheep and lambs were sold as follows: Sheep
brought ssassa The state 81 the market wa.