Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-12

Inc advertising columns OF The STAR continue
10 pe 30 Crowded that another double sheet will
be issued on "Wednesday. Last s turiayls double
sheet contained ls2 new advertisements, and cir
culated printed and Sold 81 800 copies
street lamps will be lighted AT $40 pm and
extlnguished at l2:45 am.
Yesterday morning n stranger named Paul Jones
got on the wrong train on the Metropolit All branch
r. a. o. railroad. Al lSt and streets ne attempted
TO jump OF, but fell and broke his right arm He
was sent 10 Providence hospital
AT the meeting OF the john Dillon branch OF the
irish National Land League. last evening a report
was receved from Mr j. d. oConnell, the delegate
han and J. ID. O'Connell were appointed "A commit
Tee TO solicit subscriptions for the fund guaran-
land
~. L. c." sends 81 for "Gilber.v
John Reed Was tnpen i, and Garpen,1, ms,neo
alley near the Mount Vernon house ON pennsylya-
MIA avenue, between Az and 9th streets Jenny
While SO engaged relieved his pocket OF $50 and
started on. She was captured by ON 'ers Byrngs
fenced the woman to SIX months IN M Ian. '' ''"-
Hon. Nelson Dingley, OF Maine addressed the
DaShaway Reform club last night
The fair for the benefit OF Grace church. which
closed Saturday night, at Odd Fellows Hall, real
asa as about Loco, nearly enough TO nqudate the
The venerable and much respected sI.ambert
Tree, now IN his S4th year. Is seriously III at his
for his recovery. The sudden death OF hts son. DR.
c. NJ Tree, little over a week ago. was such a
Shock TO him that he has not yet recovered from
it.
DEATH OF A VETERAN.-Sengeant John Roach
died Yesterday morning at the age OF g. He was
born In this city, and WAS apprenticed at II years
OF age TO learn music In the marine corps, and
for several years drum major OF the corps lie was
wounded at Cheputepec. Mexico.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:-
John +. Murray to Estelle Taylor Paine, hot G. 50.
IS; 500. Executors and trustees OF John r. Brown
u Allia {. Brown, part of Sligo, 450 acres; 8.
Nelson A. RyOn to d. B. Grof, LOT 6, So S43 Sa,150
Charlotte L. Munro To James j. Clark, part "a, So
2s; 3. E. j. Hin 10 W. X. Ellis, sub D. 50. 6s;
$3,l14. L. A. Bartlett to Sarah A. Sparks, sub. r.
50. 134: 5000 James n. Caperton 10 Hugh Ca
perton, parts and Z, 81. 49,; $1,000. w. +. Mat
ungly ct al, trustees TO John L. Waters lot H. res:
81 SIS. James J. Clark 70 Jesse J. Brown, part q
81. S42; $1,000.
FILLING THE VACANCIES IN THE JURIEs-Th0
December term OF the Criminal Court tJudge Cox,..
adjourned from last Monday, resumed its session
this morning. The names OF the following per.
sons drawn for grand Jurors 10 I'LL yncancies wero
called and they were accepted: John Hermon,
Geo. I. keen ThOS. Cant, Dennis Milard, J0shuS
Clark, and Hugh j. Hart. Mr.. II. L. keyser was
accepted, subject TO future ruling as to his uuar-
cations III. c. McCauey WAS excused on account
OF sickness, and Zack Downing returned nos
found leaving two vacancies to fill For the
petit jury, Philip Hunckel. j. G. Brooke JAS F1tz-
patrick, Philip Hutton. Leon Schell, and .yonn H.
Green were called. MeSSers Hunrkel, q. w. Dod-
son, j. B. Nolle. Leon Schell and T. Y. Gray were
excused. j. {. Brooke, Jas. Fitzpatrick and j. II.
Green were returned not found Philip Hutton
was accepted The marshal was directed 10 nh
the vacancies
VERDICT IN THE CIRCUS RIDERS CASE
In the case OF c. W.. Fish, the circus
rider, against Cooper Bailey 10 re-.
cover $2l6 for services up to october, 1880. gvea
to the jury on Friday evening, they returned .
sealed verdict, which was opened in court this
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