Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-23

IN their new play, Professor epstein"
Condensed Locals.
washington Division No. I, Uniform Rank
Knights of Pythias, visit Baltimore tomorrow to
participate In the dedication OF the Pythan castle
hall. The division rendered its services as an
escort TO the founder of the Order, Past Supreme
Chancellor JustuS III. Rathbone, and Supreme
Outer Guard j. W. Thompson and other members
A young white man. named John Ryan, was
charged In the Police Court yesterday with threat
entng TO kill Patrick Ryan, his father who is an
old man. The court took his personal bonds to
keep the peace for SIX months.
Michael Nolan was charged In the Police Court
yesterday with making threats OF violence to Mary
Nolan. his wife. who said he took cleayer and
broke up a lot OF furniture and threatened to Kill
her. He was committed in default OF $500 bonds
TO keep the peace, and bond that he gave for
the same charge about month ago was for
feitesi.
Policeman Cole, who assisted In capturing Jones.
states that as soon Jones was released from the
Police Court he was approached by photographer
told him that he could live without selling his
photographs, and refused to sit for picture.
NJ. a eolored female infant, picked up by Martha
tween 18th and 18th streets northwest. has been
taken by the police TO st. AIMS Infant Asylum.
Mr. H. ii. De Witte, who, last evening retired
from the city eitorship OF the Post left the city
TIL morning for Atlanta, where he will assume
the management Of the Post-A ppeal, fiourishing
daily of that city. Mr.. De White carries the good
wishes OF large number OF Washington friends
with him.
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ALL of thehealth Office, with having insufficient
soil-p1pe connecting his houses, Nos 207 2a)9 and
All l4th street, causing water and offensive mat
Ter to accumulate In the cellars The defence
Claimed that the fault was In the main sewer.
The case was continued for report from the
In the case OF Lewis against Bailey French Paw
Ing Company DISQUALIFICATION for work done in
building arches for asphalt kettlesthe jury found
3 verdict Tor plaintiff for amount claimed.
Yesterday afternoon white boy named Sidney
Perry, years old, was seriously injured by pile
OF lumber falling on him while he playing ON
street, between sth and 9Th streets northwest.
He was taken TO his home, 1905 sth street north
him.
In response 70 letter from John T. Mitchell,
treasurer OF the Night Lodging house. in which he
expresses the desire of the lodging house associa-
ton to remain In the old Central Guard house for
The present, the Commissioners state that they
expect 10 resell that property soon, and that any
occupancy OF The Kind suggested must be subject
10 that contingency.
II viii be seen by the notice elsewhere that the
C0rcoran Gallery viii he closed tomorrow.
President Arthur will. IL nOthing happens to pre-
vent, attend divine service at st. LukeS corner OF
,etn ana NJ Streets on Than6sgiylng day having
the invitation. The District Commissioners have
also signified their intention to be present
Brooklyn regiment was In the city last night, and
was entertained by members OF the Washington
Light Infantry corps
The Winter club OF the Columbia Boat club was
organized last night. constitution was adopted,
and the following executive committee elected:
H. n u.
Fowler and H. c. Towers. The club have secured
rooms in the CorcOran bui Hiding. and intend fixing
Them up In good style. The object is to keep the
members together and TO have place to receive
their friends
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: VIII
Ham Window 10 Ellen l. Plat, sub IS, So ga;
$4,000 F. W. Jones ct al 70 Susan E. Cannon
sub 46, So a07: $3.50 j. b. H. Smith to w. r.
Downey. subs IL. II, and 10, So 1874; $3.50 49,
Walter stewart ct al, trustees, TO C. b. Bailey sub
20, So. 2s9; $40 Elizabeth +. Lake 10 Jane F.
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G. Fox, pts 62 and 81, square 62S; s. A. s
Lynch TO Florence Lethgow, pit 9, 81. ssa, $500.
THE FUNERAL OF Mr. JOHN ALEXANDER took
place yesterday afternoon. The remains reposed
In am elegant cloth-coye red casset, with silver
plate handles Father BOland. OF ST Matthew'S
offciated, and the pall-bearers were john W .Hogg
chief clerk Navy department.; Cob Frank Jones,
Charles G. Bah, Andrew j. Joyce, Jas. S. Pierce
and VIM. T. Heron. The interment was at Mt
Ollyet cemetery.
ARRANGING FOR THE READJUsTEK SERENApE-At
meeting of the Virginia Republican association
last evening. Mr.. VIM. Fennimore Cooper in the
chsir, the following committees were appointed to
make preparations for the proposed serenade to
Senator Malone, Col Cameron. Hon. John F.
Lewis, Col Blair, and other prominent read1ust-
era Arrangements committee, j. q. LarInan
lchalrIAaD) and MeSSrS. III. W. ThrOckmorton A f
Mannlng, A T. tnkie, /. f. Payne. j. b. Floyd,
Scott Wood; finance committee, John c. Brown
sehalrmaal, A. b Hurlbert, NJ. Cunningham, Geo.
7; Gray, e. c. Wilson, J. ID. Lytiick, Stanley L.
Slack. John Dunn. T. Il. Pinn, Matthew Trimble:
Invitation committee, T. C. johnson tchairman)
JOSIAH hllard, j. a. stokes, w. q. Riley. j. o.
Ha"Iey, Arthur Payne. NJ. c. Stevens, John X.
Dftw and E. d. Harrington
MiEEIEp.-Mr Chas. III. Huleen and Miss Minnie
T. Lurch, OF Georgetown, ID. c., were united in
In3trimony last Sunday evening at p.m at St
johns parsonage, by the pastor OF the church. A
reception was held at the house OF the brides
Parents The bride was attired in a pale. pearl
Cc.ored satin, handsomely trimmed. They went
on wedding tour north. The presents were
numerous
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA. The announcement
mat the terSter- StrakOSch cOmDany win anpaar
al Ford's Opera House Friday and Saturday
Decenber 2i and 3D. is matter OF much interest
=. ~ tIe muslc-loying people OF Washington and
suT sale OF seats by subscription, Saturday next
WIZ undoubtedly bring out eager competition.
FINED FOR INSULTING LADIES IN THE STREgr-
III n1 ., 10Y le, young white man, was arrested
hol nioht night By Officer Cooper OF the seventh
precinct, Tor insulting ladies on the street He iaTt
xiOo coiIatefai Tor his appearance to answer the
charge. IN the Police Court this mornfr,sr noyio
was charged With making rude and obscene re
MARKS, comments and observations on persons in
Weir nearing TWO young ladies, named Lizzie and
Fanny Neu9ent, OF No. al Carroll street testif,ed
that they were passing up New Jersey avenue be-
tWeen and streets northwest, about 4 o,.iock
LIST night, and DOYLE and three COMPANIONS were
standing on the sidewalk, and Doyle, who Is a
stranger 10 them said: allow de do LADY, and then
lett ms friends and came up to them 1.-THE witness
sssj and grossly inSuited them. and they went to
the station house and reported to the Officers
Doyle and several witnesses testified for the de-
fence, ard the court imposed fine OF $2Q An ap-
Peai was noted, and bends rxed at 500