Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-28
Condensed Locals.


Street lamps win be lighted at 10:45 pm. and
extingushed at 20 am
MI N. G. Draper, of South Washington, was
robbed OF handsome gold watch and chain Sat
uriay night.
Saturday night thieves entered the rooms of
Miss Julia Washington. 1909 street, by forcing
the door from It's fastenings, and stole several ar
ticles OF dress.
Hon. George B. Loring who was unanimously
elected treasurer OF the Garfield Masonic Memorial
association, has accepted the trust
Saturday night Patrick Collins, white man,
living at = street, slipped and fell while walking
along street, near North Capitol street, and suS-
tanned compound fracture OF the skull
Henry Benton, a restaurant keeper at No. 1926
Pennsylvania avenue, was fined $50 by Judge Smell
Saturday, for keeping a disorderly house.
ME- E thr Sy GuId, capt Kelly VIII eele-
street parade, escorted by the Washington Cadets,
Cap Gapt fleetwood, and at night will hold recep-
Ders sxty-eighe uniformed members, and is re-
cruiting rapidly.
The directors of the Columbian Bank Note COM
pany have elected Walter S. Cox, president; John
r. OlmStead, vice president; Samuel Cross, treas
urer, and James d. Martin, secretary
Rev Father Mccarthy, OF the immaculate Con-
cepti0n church, who has been sick, was able TO say
mass yesterday for tine first time for several weeks
both the Washington and Georgetown Masonic
ehoirs Mr. j. p SOussa has heen selected to lead
the Washington choir, and the Georgetown choir
cember
Orfcer Kearney found a dead colored female
infant last night In an alley between o and and
1ltn and 18th streets northwest. II was pro-
nOunced stiil-bOrn by DIR. Hartgan, and a certf-
cate given accordingly.
Mr.. W. C. Coup. proprietor Of Coup's united
shows, is in the city making ARRANGEMENTS to
winter his show here. He viii probably get the
fair grounds
The grand jury to-day visited the Jail and some
OF the other public institutions of the District.
owing u the unprece tented pressure, at this
season, upon the advertising columns of THE
STAR, another double-sheet viii be issued On We'd
nesiay. Advertisers viii please send In their
orders as early rs practicable.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows;
Oliver H. Palmer 10 Susan III. p. Dyer. lot So So
rs; g.. Diana E. Dinforth to Laura p. Belt, pt
., 81 sol; 800 Laura +. Belt to b. r. Tracy, pit T.
So 81: $50 George Hller 70 Jacob f. satler pit 5,
So 1905, 500 w. F. Mattingly, trustee Tn james
M johnson, pts. and Il. So. $50; 8. James A.
Mclanshlin 70 same, same property; $4,000 Al
and al, Beall's addition TO Georgetown; 5000
jos T. sampson To John 7. Sampson, lot r. so.
a aSoi S0@ zoo s. : VI cIars 70 l. j. CLARK lots
Betsy King lot IL, So 2s3, and lot II, sd. S2l s.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to L. G.
Narfield, OF Baltimore, and Minnie Franklin
Stevens; Robert III. :. Slee and Lou Nj. Barnett of
Baltimore; w. H. Green and Harriet C. Johnson;
Matthew NOonan and Margaret Garyin; Charles
Davis and Annie Burt: Thos. j. Clark and Maggie
II. Curten; Ii. III. FiushInan and A. p. WaddeIL
A Book OF CHOICE CHOCOLATE RECEIPTS win be
sent free, on receipt OF postal card giving your
address, by Walter Baker & Co., Chocolate Manu-
facturers, of Dorchester, Mass. who have lust
entered upon the second century OF their business
eareer.-See aGvt.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-YeStfrday afternoon Of
hcer Felt, OF the seventh precinct, took TO that
station man named George Cook, German,
about IS years cid, who had attempted to drown
himself In pond OF water between North Capitol
and Isl and l. and NJ streets northeast He Was
Rescued by a number OF citizens, and Dr. Street
rendered medical aid, after which he was conveyed
70 the Washington asylum lie stated that he
had been disappointed in receiving money from
Germany.
INSANITY OF A YouSG NEW YoRKER.-This morn
Ing Lieut. ArnOld's men removed from the cells Of
The NTH police precinct a crazy man. Papers
found upon him would indicate that his right Maine
Is Henry : Tempieman, from New York city or
Brooklyn He Is q young man. genteelly dressed,
and has evidently been well raised. He raves
about his WIFE, Letters, signed by Henry K. Law
ton and A. II. Brockway, OF Brooklyn, were found
In his pockets showing them TO be his friends. He
has no money. He had been at the Arlington
Hotel and Ebbitt House. Officer Duvan took him
into custody last night from the latter place He
Will be sent TO ST Elizabeths asylum TO await the
arrival OF his friends.
Wills FILED To-DAY.-The will OF the late John
u Boteier was flied to-day In the Recorder OF
Deeds ONCE. He bequeathes his estate to be
Edward NJ. John Wesley, Elizabeth barber i5t' and
Watson a aSd sn and grand,aaughter Lavna
E BoteIer his executors Also the viii 1 Of Sd NJ
Frances ID. Raines. She directs that slabs and
stones DE placed on the graves OF her husband and
herself; leaves $50 TO her mother, Mrs Sarah M
Harvey, like sum To her sister Louisa Chandler
and 50 10 Marrett Beebe, and the balance of her
estate to her brother John A. Harvey nd his wife
CoNGREG ATToNAL MUSICAL ESTERPRIsR-It win
be seen by reference 10 the advertising Columns
that most extraordinary indueement Is orfered
tothe friends OF DR.. Rankin's church, and the pub
lie as well, 10 enjoy series OF attractive enter
tainments, 10 be given In that church during the
next few months, under the direction OF Dr. j. w,
Bischon The name of the director, OF course Is a
DQmctent guarantee for the CHI aracter and attrac.
0veness OF these six concerts, for which a season
ticket, II seems, is sold at Ellis CO. s at the very
low price OF so cents The first concert is nexl
Friday evening, at the church. and thereis already
lively demand for tickets Only so cents add.
oonal Is charged for reserved seat for the enttrs
course.