Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-06
Condensed Locnps.

| I4e pressure upon the advertising columns
precedent. The number of new advertisements
Pnnteo on that day was IS4-the largest num-
ser ever printed In single issue OF the paper.
Send1ng In their orders at the earliest practi-
capie moment, to insure insertion and classi-
n nd.t,oI In to-morroWs enlarged and extra
Street lamps will be lighted at 1880 pm. and
/ extinguished at am.
-, Inc Catholic Beneficial Society f. mutual
corporation. with W. Il. Wheeler Thos. Ennis.
/ Chas. johnson, Lewis Primus and Stephen
Smallwood as trustees.
M keViT yn meetings are In progress at Union
OF this City, Mr.. George A. Hilton, president.
r M HALL formerly a real estate broker OF
THIS city, Is insane at Indianapolis.
The Knights Of st. Matthew last night elected
Inc IouoM!ng officers for the ensuing year:
LOUIS j. Gill. Jos. r. Johnson, Richard Malahey
s arI rs s. Kelley deputy commanders Pat
jas. ID. Donnelly, treasurer; John E. Hawk.
S Ss,, herald Jas J. Roche, warden; Robt. r.
SMhlte. ". A. White, Jas. J. Haney and George
schultz. board OF governors.
The Carroll Institute met last evening, and
the president, Mr.. John T. Fallon, announced
IN feeling terms the death Of Rev. Felix Bar.
OIL. an honorary member OF the institute Res
buttons were unanimously adopted, paying a
priest.
The Georgia Republican Association last
night adopted constitution and bylaws, and
elected r. D. Locke president and f. H. Swear
niger recording secretary.
The st. Elizabeth Insane Asylum patients
and attendants, In their large hall last night,
listened to the music OF the pirates of PEN
Zance." by Prof. Sheldon'S troupe Of juvenile
artists, and all seemed to enjoy the perform
ance.
The Catholic Beneficial Society met Tuesday
evening and adopted resolutions lam ant1ug the
death of Rev. Father Barottt and ordering their
nall drapeG in mourning for 60 days.
The Lowell Times Of recent date states that
MT. T. Harry Donahue, formerly q Weu-knoWn
War department clerk In this city, had been
Mass, from hemorrhage Of the lungs, but was
getting better.
The case of District of Columbia agt. Reissner
Jenks-action to recover personal tax-in
which Judge Bundy gave Judgment for plain
I'LL against jerks for amount claimed has been
appealed to the Circuit Court.
yesterday Officer JeffrioS found q dead col.
ored child under the steps Of church, corner
30 and z streets northwest. The coroner gave
certificate of burial.
An attempt was made early this morning by
thieves to enter the cigar store of VIM. Hard
Ing. on New York avenue, near 18th street. The
wire netting was broken from the glass door,
and had been replaced. The door also showed
That EFFORTS were made to force 1t. The private
Waterman notified the police that he saw
suspicious looking c0lored man lurking In that
vicinity between II and IL O'Clock.
The will OF the late Emily D. Young was filed
IN the PROBATE Court to-day. She bequeathes
her estate to her husband, Amos Young, during
life, with the exception OF wearing apparel.
which she gives her sister, Ellen D. Henry, and
500 to Mary Taylor, cOlored; all the residue of
her property to revert to her sister at her hus-
bands death.