Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-14
Condensed Locals.


Street lamps win be lighted at 1850 nm. and
! ext1nguisheo at 10:40 pm. s'-'' ''-'>'
a WHITE male infant, about three weeks old.
| ana richly dressed. was picked up last night on
L, between 10th and 21st streets northwest IE
| was sent to the st. AIMS Infant Asylum.
ihe alumni association OF the Georpetovn
university, which was organized In 1875 re-
| held at Gonzsga BAN last NIGHT. The
oi1icers OF the association are: hon. Walter 81.
Cox; president; DR.. Johnston Eliot. Hon. B. e..
Lambert, Alexander Porter Morse and Dr..
| Kaipn wash. vice presidents; E. D. f. Brady,
| secretary. and c. c. Lancaster, treasurer.
| the District plumbers and the health ofiicer.
| Thursday night last, met lsst night at the resi-
dence OF Mi. Daniel Hannah, COS 9th street
| tons submitted TO them by Health Officer
Townshend Mr.. James Raglan was chosen
CHAIRMAN, ana MI. Caverly acted as secretary.
t mf h Fl IT, ao1nson inspector Of plumbing for
aia not get through the code, but win hold
another meeting.
The Ere,atng Critics STAFF has been organized
as follows: A. c. Buell., editor; s. P. Butler,
associate editor; o. X. Harris, news editor;
Geo. douglass: city editor, and Messrs. W. A.
M Woss; A. D. CLARK, Thos j. Murray. Frank B.
The Governors Guard, of Richmond, Va, will
give grand excursion to this city on the Atm
Yesterday afternoon a eolored Child named
Chas. Jones, three years old, fell out OF a sec.
ond story widow at the house OF its parents.
9S2 E street southwest. DR.. Leach was called
In and pronounced 1t dangerously Injured.
The lot on X street, between 18TH street and
vermont avenue. known as the Queen prop
erty. was sold at auction last evening for So 60
The Sunday school union, at It's meet,ny last
night, accredited Messrs. Cobb. Wight, Cor
ntsh and Richards as delegates to the Sunday
22d instant. A circular was read from the in
ternat1onal convention appointing next Sum-
day as Gay OF prayer for the Sunday schools,
cided to hold the fall meeting and fair in O..
toDer. commencing On the 18th and closing on
the 2sth. The question OF purses to be offered
Ior the races was committed to Messrs Morri-
son. Blackburn and Duncanson. 1t was de-
clue0 TO set apart reasonable space for eX.
hiDits free OF charge. The new club house will
probably be formally opened On the 4th Of
About LEO o'clock this morning MIR. VIM.
Shultz, living at the corner OF 10th street and
massachusetts, avenue northwest, discovered
tnlel IN his store and fired one shot at him
just as he was leaving by the transom window
over the front door-the same way he entered,
HIS money drawer was robbed OF about fifty
cents, but nothing else was missing.
WOrkmen are engaged In demOliShIng the old
portlco and double flight OF steps In front of
ST. Paul's English Lutheran Church on 18th
street. 1t is intended to bring the entrance of
the church down to the level Of the Sidewalk.
To-day James McNally, charged with viola
ting the postal laws, was brought into the
C!uuIHdl CouTIy ana DIS SuTeUleS SuTrend6rlDg
MIN ne was committed to jail
The trustees OF the Homeopathic Hospital
association have In contemplation the renting
or leasing OF suitable improved premises for
temporary use as a hospital, until sufficient
means can be obtained for establishing more
permanent institution. A central location win
De selected for this purpose. and dispensary
Ior mealC1neS Will be connected with 1t.
The steamer Excelsior carried multitude of
young people and spr1nkling OF old folks
down the river yesterday evening, on the Con-
gregattonal Church excursion. The weather
was uneXcepttonaDle, the eatableS and drink
aoles provided by the ladies of the church were
discussed with RELISH and the concert given
on the return trip, under the direction of
Prof. Bischon, in which Miss Evan took a
prominent part, completed the process of rem.
Oellng the excuTStonisjS enthusiastic
y: ShilliD2ton sends Harper's Magazine for
July.
Mir. B. II. Warner, real estate broker, has
concluded the sale OF fine property corner OF
10th and 7 streets to mir. Washington Mclean.
District boat clubs vii be represented at the
Richmond regatta next month by the following
creWs:-PotomacS - Cropley, stroke; Morgan,
third; Bailey, second; Mckinney, bow. Coiun.
stroke: Bruce. third; Smith,
second; Zeigler, bow. Ii the Analostans send
crew 1t will be, White, stroke; Douglas, third;
Maunder, second; Page. bow.