Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-03


the public delightful entertainment. The music
Is good and the run is Cd the go always. The re-
constructed Tourists" are big success.
A REPLEvIN SUIT. In the Circuit Court Tues
day Judge Macarthur had before him the case OF
kendrick agt- Hyatt This was a replevin case for
some pictures and for silk dresses which plain
u n LETT with defendant to be made and which the
latter retained for her pay. The pictures were re-
turned after the commencement Of the suit The
court instructed the jury that defendant had lien
upon the dresses. The verdict was for plaintifT.
giving nominal damages for defendant as to the
dresses.
A WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY PRESENTATION.
At the monthly business meeting OF the Washing
ton Light Infantry Corps, held at their armory
last night, twelve new active members were
members OF the corps: X. II. Graham, T. NJ
Elliott, ID. d. Russell, C. W. Sponord, BENT f.
VIM. Lewis and VIM r. Smith. After the election
Messrs. ThoS- Baker Sloan, VIM l. Cash and J. e.
mo MOTT entered the armory bearing with them
nne frame. The presentation to the corps was
happily made by Mr. f. II. Newmeyer, the
gracefully received by Col Moore ON behalf of the
corps After repeated calls Lieut. Ross took the floor
they had paid him The picture bas ben nac aTn0p
exhibition in Ellis window.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:-
Mary Mcnamara ct al to Dennis j. McNamara, lot
30, SUBJ So 7l9; -. Susan Kleiher to John Ar
Alien CLARK lots q and s. sub s s ots IS
and 19, so: GAL and lot 8, 50. 74 =. n. w. Fitz-
500 Johnson to john G. i HsrS SI, sso s sS
10 and 10. 81. 397; 15O C.B Bailey ct al trustees
20 +. W. Evans, subs. q and %, SO. s29; s425. w.
Clabaugh, trustee, TO Margaret Byrne, pit old
Georgetown Bridge, near Market street); g 500
FIRE DEPARTMENT MATrERs-The fire board
met last night, Messrs- Collins, Bacon and TAFT
present Mr.. Miles, superintendent OF fire alarm,
reported that he had submitted a cheap and FEAST
BILE plan to the District Commissioners for the In
SulattOn
ments, which he hoped to see tried soon. The fol-
lowing promotions and appointments by Chief
be foreman OF truck A, vice Calhoun Clark ap-
pointed fireman on engine company No. 2; W.
A, vice ID. F. Craven; F. j. Wagner appointed
driver engine company No 2, and II. f. Myers,
fireman engine company No. 4. Pinkeye was stated
department stock Applications for employment
were received from James +. Kelley, Peter Riley,
H T. Steele, Z. A. Fitzgerald and John Dice. The
charges against Private Heinline were dismissed
AT the suggestion of Mr.. Bacon the attention OF
the District Commissioners was called To the fact
tnat the owner OF the French flats on 18th street.
near L, had failed TO comply with the order re-
quirng him TO erect fire escapes.
NEW LOAN, REAL ESTATE AND RENT OFFICE -
NJ. I. u. saunders has removed from his old
gIars on TN street, and has established him.
with him his brother, n T. Saunders. in the bus.
ness Oh loans real estate and rents to which in
Ine future ne Intends TO give special attention.
The new Office is very complete In its annonI.
mentS and centrally located. 80 ff0
STATE REPUBLICAN AssoCIATIoNs-Tho c,,,+,,
Carolina republican association last night eiecfed
the following Officers: Professor r. I. Greener.
president; DR.. George Lunney and E. H. Deas vice
Presidents; Paul j. Mscheaux, secretary: r. r.
Shlsholm, corresponding secretary; H. Butler
ISOLATION met Last night, and the chairman re
ported that the transportation committee had
made arrangements by which all voters can secure
round-trtp tickets 70 their homes for half fare
Inc Indiana association, last evening, at the rest
oence OF Col fitzgerald, on street, formed
social club, TO meet on the INST Wednesday II
every month.