Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-30
Condensed Locals.
4 lamps VIII be lighted at 7:4O nm. and

street lamps VIII be lighted at 7:4O pm. and
extfDguished at sam.
ton early yesterday morning a dead infant
found under the M.street bridge.
Jesse Nesbftt. four years old, fell Saturday
from third story window. corner llta and
but was not seriously injured.
Offcer T. w. Riley arrested Saturday, o.
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to AMI
maE, Jacob Lefo, a cattle drover. for cruelty
tying and securing three calves In his wagon.
At meeting Of Catholics last evening at the
81 Josephs Orphan Asylum the following COM
mittee was appointed TO make arrangements
for the annual festival for the benefit of the
orphans: Lieutenant j. T. Kelly, MT. John
Bin = Mr.. Thomas Il. Walsh and Captain
1he Washington Brick Machine Company on
saturday elected officers to I'LL the vacancies
caused caused oy the death OF Colonel William q.
pnllip: one OF the directors. and the re5igna-
ton OF the president, Mr.. G. F. Peck. Mr.. John
y. Olmstead was elected president and MIR.
william +. MattineIy director.
Mrs. Mickle, Vile OF W. II. Mickle station.
keeper at the sixth precinct station, who was
seriously burned on Friday afternoon, died
saturday afternoon from her Injuries after IN
tense suffering. Her funeral will take place
tomorrow afternooH from her late residence on
9th street, between q and streets.
The Dashaways met last evening at Lincoln
Hall, and addresses were made by the preSi-
cent, II. b. Moulton, b. F. Crawshaw, Hon.
Samuel Aman, OF Tennessee. and Charlie Nye.
The convocation OF the Washington Protes-
tant Epis copal Church will meet In st. Johns
Church. wednesday morning, at 1880 O'Clock
To- morrow evening there will be preparatory
services In the church, and the sermon will be
Church.
This morning coiored lad, about six or
seven years olo, named Thomas Cary, snatched
ooy 8 jacket, which was hanging In font OF
HamouTgerS clothing Tore on Pennsylvania
avenue, and ran off with it. Mr.. 81. ran al er
ana caught him. and turned him over to Detec-
tive Coomes, who locked him up at head
quarters
An unoccupied dwelling house, belonging to
MT. James w. Barker, situated on II, between
18th and 18th streets, was entered Saturday
al q stripped OF the gas and water fixtures.
A prize fight for S25 side, which had been
fS ed to take place to day near the Long bridge
was prevented by Lieutenant Arnold. of the
fifth precinct, who got wind OF 1t. The fight was
10 nave been between Washington and George
town parties.
The military rife shooting at Bennings Sat-
urday exhibited fine craftsmanship. There
We're eight entries in the first match and 20
SHOTS, Mr.. Laird scoring all the 90 ana no one
fallrg below &C. On the second trial. Mr., Cash
made 80, Mr.. LAIRD Mr.. Ferguson and Mr. Lau-
fell below rs points.
Yesterday afternoon some unknown man
nIiving horse and buggy on 9th near street
AIMED Jennie Saffell, whose parents live at
1882 9th street. The little one was bruised out
fortunately was not badly injured.
NOW lnat Tue Episcopal church In Union
town. d. c.. has got the new public school
along side OF 1t as a companion brick on Wash
1ngton street, the ladies OF Emanuel propose
eniiVen1ng the old school house on the street
OeloW"Where the first Episcopal services In
tne village were held-by giving a five days
festival OF fruit and other attractions, com
menctng tc morrow evening.
ON the arrival of the Norfolk boat this morn
ing at the wharf Lieutenant Gesstord, OF the
IlIst precinct, who han been on visit 70 Nor
1olk TO see son who has just returned from
the mediterranean squadron. attempted to
Jump ashore before the gang-plank had been
LAID down and was precipltated into the water
head foremost. lie was rescued after a
thorough drenching.
BARGAINS again for one day only at the NJ.