Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-18
Condensed Locals.
Street lamps WIN be lighted at $50 pm. ana

Condensed Locals.
Street lamps WIN be lighted at $50 pm. ana
ext1neuished at 1:15 am.
MIR. s. 8. Daish has resigned "a superintend-
ent OF the Belt street car line.
MI. Richard l.. Martin, son OF Mr.. A. j. Mar
.n, promising young printer employed at
early hour this morning, IN the goth year Of his
age, after an Illness OF several months.
the Georgia republican association called In
House, last evening TO present their compu-
ments. MI r. D. Locke spoke for the assooia.
ton, ana Gen. Longstreet briefly replied.
na, ne eonerac. Tor furnishing dry goods TO the
mas been awarded to c. NJ Towson, GAG Penn.
sylvania avenue. who was the lowest bidder.
sn G: a. ana Ja,eksOn representing Col Alex
representing Postmaster Anger. argued before
justice Heiniek. last evening, the suit brought
ny Col; Az against the postmaster to
1eIed letters obtained from the post office on
Forged order by Arthur Wiser, boy en-
pioyed IN Coz. Alexander's of1ica. Mr.. Hemick
VIII not announce his decision for some days
IN compliance with the request of the ex.
ecut1ve committee Of the International sun
gay gay Seno4l convention; to be held in Toronto,
canada, June 20 to "a, that Sunday, June 19sh
should be day of special prayer for the con-
vention by pastors and Sabbath school snnsr.
tei cents all over the world. The ST. Iday
6 Se ch nn,on this city is urging that In all
trict this request may be complied with.
1esteIdsy afternoon there was an exciting
tlne IN house No. 455 street northwest. opp :.
ste the Metropolitan N. e Church. between
the landlady, Mrs. VIM. j. Lee, and two fem le
inmates OF the house. whom she was trying 10
erect The residents OF that neighborhood were
very mucn snocked at the turmoil, and at the
language made use Of. IL Is stated that Il g
husband OF Mrs. Lee separated from his v. fe in
APrdi iast, taxing their two soss to raise, SIN e
Wnlcn Time she has been keeping boarders and
rooms &c let. The police were called ann uuiet
has Sit ce prevailed.
THE STAR gave an account last Tuesday of
tne Hnd!ng OF white male child about three
weeks Old by young man In the northwest
portion Of the City. and its subsequent loig.
m % at ST. AIMS Asy lum by Lieut. Guy. where
mas since been discovered that the young man
who pretended to have found 1t is the father.
and that the mother is from Alexandra, aud
was enployfd In the household OF the young
DR.. Carroll Morgan has been appointed to
Inc CHAIR OF Laryngology 10 the Me iical De.
pa To aan OF the University of Georgetown.
me me case OF Mcclellan ct al. against McIntire-
Dill to vacate sale and to cancel deeds-denie1
the Injunction.
The Republican makes mistakes tn its credits
IL cIeolts THE STAR with the statement made
ny the critic that Col j. B. Fiizhugh was dy-
Ing. and yesterday iG credited the critic with
Rempeld, OF Ohio. for Office.
CIuss AGAINST HuLYKR-In the Circuit
court. Juoge Macarthur, this morning. the
trial OF the case OF A. Cluss against c. j. Hill
yer, was resumed. This is an action to recover
100 Claimed to be due for services as architect
on 1he building for defendant. on Massach1.
setts avenue northwest, near Rock Creek. 1t
Is canned py defendant that the architect
snould have known that the authorities had
mace contract for cutting down the grade at
tnaI point. (some is feet), and laid the founda-
lions accordingly and that the house Is IS feet
held. ~ ~
WIZARDS HOTEL Will be closed on Monday
next Tor the summer season. 1t will be re-
opened Tor the winter on the lat OF October
Under the superior management OF Mr.. ], q.
COOKE, the proprietor, Wizards has attained a
degree OF excellence unrivaled by any hotel
south OF New York. During the few months
the hotel Is to remain closed, extensive repairs
end alterations win be made upon the interior
OF the house. The greater part of the lobby.
me news and cigar stand, the barber shop and
bar; room will be left open, while the main part
Of the building is closed. Mr. Doak, the cnief
clerk, will remain here In charge OF the house.
Mr.. Cooke Will pass the summer in Saratoga.
West Washington, nee Georgetown.
BECOME A CATHoLIC.-A private letter re-
:eived here states that Miss Kate w. T. Kelley. |
laughter OF Joseph D. Kelley, formerly Of |
Georgetown. D. c.. but now OF Baltimore, has !
recently embraced the Roman Catholic re- !
Sg a 9:+h Her baptism took place on April s. at
nst, Rev. Father Curtis officiating at the |
oImer ard Archbishop Gibbons at the latter.
, IHE CANAL TRADE.-Grain - Arrived boat |
Suoy with 900 bushels wheat-sold to arrive, |
joa.-20 BOATS left Cumberland Tnursdly. with |
b,e 10 tons OF coal for GeorgetoHn:-Consoii. !
latiCn Co., 70S II bons: Borden Co. 800 OF tons.
ieorges Creek Co., 5e4 Is tons; New Ce .trai
Co.. S45.1s tons; Hampshire & baltimore Co.
43, 06 tons; Individual Co.. 236 TONS