Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-28
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted tonight at ITO
p ~, and extinguished at 3:45 a. m.
In difficulty last night. between a man
named IadsOn and one named Alex. Adams. on
I'd st northwest. the former had rib broken.
Yesterday Hold Carriers Society," No. 1. filed a
certificate of incorporation with the Recorder of
Deeds Joseph r. Harris. j. I. Reeder,
Frank Smith. Lucien Allen. George Brown JAS
III. Reeder and H. A. Green. are the ncorpora-
tors. and the object is for the mutual advance
ment and benefit of the members to furnish
relief in the case of sickness and burial in the
case of death.
Mahala Washington. colored. was seriously
injured last night. in fight with BERTHE Brock.
who struck her on the head with stone in
Cedar street BERTHE was arrested
At meeting of the board of directors of the
National Bank of Republic, to-day. resolutions
1nrelati0n 10 the death Of Mr.. Charles Bradley.
the late cashier. were passed. giving expression
TO the profound sorrow they feel at their loss
the sincere sympathy they entertain for his
family. and the respect in which they cherish his
memory.
Mr. I. W. Cowley. a drummer for New York
house, was taken from the Imperial Hotel this
morning TO Providence Hospital, reported to be
sick with mania pOrtu.
A lawn tennis club was organized last even
ing in lie DrOt Park. with sixteen active MEM
oers. Suitable grounds will be selected and
next week the club will begin regular practice.
Amusements. &c.
rORDs OPERA HoUSE.-The Anthony. Ellis 4
Hathaway combination was greeted BY a fair
audience at FOrds Opera House last evening.
eohsiaeflng the hot weather and the anxiety
ABOUT the Presidents condition and the enter
talnment was a success. In the popular panto-
mime OF 'Ilumpty Dumptv' Mr.. Rayers Grim
aith was received with great applause. ana the
other parts We're fairly sustained. Between the
Erst and second acts was introduced by way of
lnterlude. good variety performance Last
performance tonight.
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN CONCERTS nightly
attract crowds of our citizens to that pleasant
not weather resort. The music is capital.
CARLISLE P. PATTERsox's WuI.-Tbe will
OF the late Carlisle p. Patterson dated August
,. 1901, was ned yesterday in the office of the
Register OF Wills. To the wife is beaueathed
all mines. stocks property. real and personal
III n yields an income above 81 coo per annum
then $500 OF the excess was TO be paid to the
mother OF the deceased. and at her death revert
To the widow. ACCOMPANYING the will is an
affidavit made by Mrs. Eliza w Patterson. the
widow. which shows that the heirs and next of
KIN are herself and three daughters; that the
VIII was made before the children were born.
and at time when the deceased possessed large
property. both real and personal: but since that
tihe ne met with business reYerses which viz
tustily tilsSipated has estate. and the petitioner
DeieVes that the entire estate in this District
consists mainly OF the balance due the deceased
from the United States ON account of salary
which VIII not exceed 500.
TIE LATE CHARLES BRADLEY.-The remains
OF the iatc Chas. Bradley esd Cashier of the
NafioGal Bank of the Republic and secretary of
the Franklin Fire Insurance COMPANY arrived
here yesterday from Watkins Glen. Ny. It is
stated that Mr.. Bradley was at the breakfast
table and had only partially finished his meal
when the attack came on him. He dropped his
knife and fork. casped once or twice and life
was extinct. The cause of death was rheuma-
tism OF the heart. The funeral will take place
from the family residence No SGT G. street
aft M oil
remains will be taken to Oak Hill cemetery for
interment.
MRs. LOCKwoOD's TRIcYCLE.-Mrs. Lockwood
borrowed her tricycle. from professor of the
art OF bicycling in the city. with view OF mas
teTing the difficulties which it presented before
ruTct asine one of her own. The professor. when
asked ey a STAR reporter to-day if he had seen
Mrs. l.. since she took the machine away from
his establishment. replied. NO. but have heard
from her in all parts OF the city,"
SoXs Or TEMPERANcE-Equal Division. Sons
OF Temperance. held its quarterly meeting last
night at OdeCD Hall. and il was fully attended.
The exercises were varied and interesting.
friendship Division also held an interesting
meeting last night al No $40 18th street. 1t was
decided TO hold an open meeting ON the third
FRIDAY IN September. and committee was APP
poi'.ted to make the necessary arrangements.
Do NOT NEGLECT TO 30 to Lower Cedar Point
On SUNDAY by the steamer Thompson at $50 in
.he morning. returning at 10 pm if you want
" spend quiet and pleasant day See adyt.
DEEDS IN FEE have beer recorded as follows:
john Smith 10 Henry t. Eaton. ut - so
9.o sI;Voo- W. A. Gordan ct al. trustees. to
pavid r robinson. lots Is aad 70, sub Nicbols
Place: -, 155. Maria l.. Cate To " W nolo'.
lots 81 aud 81. sub so Sc; ST 4CO. j. w. Shiles
10 Francis NJ Scala. lot IS SCI. 9ss s7OO r
"-'cEes 10 ID. '" Shiies. same property; 8.
MARYLAND WOMAN MissixG-The Clerk nj
the Thyson house, 9TH street called at nolica
headquarters This morning to ask the aid of The
LETT her home in Montgomery COUNTY Md las,
Monday mCrniu" and has not since been seen
She Is represented as bein.. - years old of ,iar,
complexion. very ts l. dressed in back. With a
striped shawl Word l..t az the larson horse
wiz be received 10y i.r (, :et,ls