Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-21
Condemned Locals.

Street lamps Will be lighted at $50 2. NJ and
eXt1Dguished at 1880 10.
Saturday night c0lOred man got into the
house OF Mr.. E. c. Darlington, IN the county.
and was secured ny members OF the family and
turned over to the police
VIM. Neal was IN jure6 Saturday morning at
Be!ers machine shop. on 7th street, by the
bursting OF a grndstone. which was being
turned rapidly. One OF the fragments struck
him on his leg, breaking his thigh bone.
The class OF 1881. Columbia Law School.
elected officers Saturday Dignt as follows: VIII.
Halgbt. president; ". A. Leetch 1rnt vice presl-
dent John Arthur. second vice president: j. NJ.
Fox, secretary; J. NJ Burnett, treas u er.
Wesley Shepherd. eo.orcd. Is years old, died
OF heart disease Saturday night, on the long
brought to this city and the coroner gave a
certificate of burial
Rev. T. A. King, formerly of the Methodist
i Church. aud recently baptized IN
the WedenboTglan faith at New Jerusalem
Churcb, in this city, has entered upon his
duties as pastor Of the Calvert street church,
The Dashsways had a large meeting at Odd
Fellows Hall last night. with a good supply OF
pPpu! ar spt asers among them Messrs. Thomas
". conway, PRESIDENT or the Christian Temper
anee Brotherhood or Brooklyn; Mr.. Johu
w. Thompson, OF East Washington; A. G.
Bowen and Rev. Samuel Kramer. The resolu-
tor Offered by Rev. c. W. Denison, commend
lug the recent decision OF First Controller Law
lerce. refusing TO allow the payment from
public funds OF the liquor bills OF parties en-
gastd In puDlic business, was adopted.
clarge OF dis asses OF the throat and ear In
Pto Hence Hospital, February eth. last.
Inc enferprlSlng citizens Of WilliamSport,
Nd have under contemplation the formation
VI joint stock company for the purchase of
s'ea m yacht, to be placed on the Chesapeake
and Ohio caIal, for The accommodation OF eX-
curS1C part eS.
Officers Jeffres and Sullivan. of the sixth
precinct found dead colored male infant on
LIST and N streets northwest yesterday mora
'n Frs George A. casveu wife o, the ,Dtan,an+
OF the Washington ASyl um, Is reported danger.
ously Ill with erys1pelas.
The commissioners of pharmacy contemplate
asking the District Commissioners to instruct
the police TO inquire whether all the druggists
and drug clerks i'll the District have complied
with the law governing the registration and
licensing or pharmacists and their clerks.
There are 10 signs hereabouts OF Vennor'S
heaviest snow storm predicted for the goth or
2lst. Let US hope that (like the January tnaw)
1t has been crowded out.
About II O'clock to-day a colored woman
named Eliza Mcdonald found a dead colored
male infant floating in the James Creek canal,
with Its throat cut nom ear to ear. 1t looked
like 1t had been in the water for a long time.
AT a meeting ii the st. Patricks Total Abstf-
nance Society, held 10 the basement of St Pat
fick's church. last evening. full list OF officers
we've elected for tie ensuing year, and res0lu-
ttoIS OF thanks adopted to RI, Rev. j. J. Keane,
Bishop OF Richmond, and Mr. - Clark late
vice president OF the society, for their efforts In
making the organization a success. The officers
elected were president, NJ ID. Stack vice presi-
dent, P. F. Smith, treasurer. Michael O'Snea,
recording secretary, w. Fl. FIJI, warden, Michael
Durkins
The semi annual meeting Of the Young Cath
ohc's FIieId Society was held last evening in
Carroll Hall. Resolutions were passed changing
the date Of the board meeting to the second
Sunday evening Of the month, ard OF thanks 10
Hon. John Kelly, OF New York, for giving his
late lecture, free OF charge; also In refusing to
accept from them even bis fare to and from
Washington, or hotel expenses.
There Dtfng no marshall to day, there was no
session OF the Criminal Court to-day.
The Court In General Term to-day In the
case OF Eaton against Griffith, involving the
construction OF will, Judge Hagner decided
that certain property (stocks) passed TO the
heirs at law and not to the deceased daugh-
ter's husband and decree was directed to be
prepared.
AS one OF the new one horse cars Of the Wash
1ngton and Georgetown railroad company was
going up lth street. about IL O'Clock to day, the
sWiDgletree got loose and struck the horse on
the legs, causing him TO run away. He ran
across the sidewalk at the corner OF 7th and &
streets southwest, and fell On lady named
johanna Morfe1r, lnJuring her severely.