Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-08
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps viii be lighted at $50 o. m. and
extinguiShed at 10 - d. M.
The AnthFOpOlogcal Society. last evening
listened to the annual address of Major Powell.
The president OF the society, who spoke upon the
'Outli9eS OF Social Science"
Atthe annual meeting OF the board of managers
OF the Washington City Orphan asy YUM, yesterday
The Officers OF the board were reelected, Mrs. W.
H. MeTr OK being chosen 10 I'LL the vacancy caused
by the death OF Mrs. Washington.
s. Washington, the well known colOred lawyer
ana vice president OF the republican central
committee, Who has been sick for several weeks,
Is out again.
The heating ssverdtct against the Washington
Market Company iii yesterdays STAR should have
read '|Verdict for the Washington Market Com
pany,r as shown by what followed.
Mir. Fred. Douglass denies that ne is a candidate
Tor the presidency OF Howard University.
Frank coneSi and Henry Sheridan. two young
VIII re men, were charged in the Police Court this
morning with disorderiy conduct in breaking up
a birthday party on Riggs street last night, by
kicking in the front door and snOwbaiiing the
h neS $40. ''''aH was NNeu GU al" 'ohesi was
The following potents We're issued to residents
OF this city yesterday: W. L. Hogg, ships log;
Samuel strong, street letter box.
Hon Fred, Douglass delivered his popular lee
dure on ,'stiI,mads men" last evening to large
Prof. Storum.
ton and Georgetown railroad company held this
morning. Mr.. Edward Temple. president of the
bhk o. WaShinStnn was elected director OF the
The charge against countryman named Thos.
Cook, OF being common cheat, which was par
tally heard Ia the Police Court a few days ago,
Was disposed OF to-day by the court FORGETTING the
defendants collateral-S0.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Frank
J. Prott, OF Philadelphia, and Mary f. Koch: Benz
Jamin Ross and Elmira Turner: Thomas Johnson
SLnallwood; Michael BrodeT1ck and Ella Daley;
Adeiphus I. CONSTANTINE, lr., and Rebecca E.
Caterina Werner az Wurtemburg, Germany: Al
bert Twyman and Lille duncan, both of Airing
ton, Aigxandria county, Va: Samuel Dent and
OK Philadelphia. Pa; GOttlieO Elsebaum and Rutha
Hoffman: John A. LOveless and Annie O'Day; Wal
Ter A. Donaldson, of New York city, aud Irene
SiosSon; George G. W. Nagruder, OF Montgomery
county. Nd, ami Eleanor A. H. MARSHALL, OF Ten
nallyto
PAVING FOR THEIR SLEIGHISG.-Jno. and JAS
Shea, two young white men, were charged In the
Police Court yesterday with cruelty TO animals
U. Gladmon testified that last Saturday night he
lett his sleigh in front OF Mades hotel on the ave-
nue., Tor moment. ana when he returned the
sieigh was gone, and an hour afterwards the
defendants drove the sleigh back and lett It abOu
biocS from whore they took it, and the horse had
been driven So hard that he could hardly walk
and Is not fit To work yet. The court fined them
SIC or 80 days each.
RIVER acknowledgements Sutton rpnorts ar
rivals 1t the river 'front.' follows: Punyies Shin
ing Light and sarah Jane. Leo bushels oysters for
market; sloop John Nj. Rodgers and schr Thomas
= Parks. 40 bushels do; schr. Thomas b. Tay-
Tor, Capt Hilman, 100 90 feet timber. Thomas
Irfiil w benson, UDttt feet
Itnoef, W. Mccullough; sloOp Reindeer Brown
30 DnsneiS oysters fer market; schr FANNY 900
bushels white sand, John Miller: schrs Mari Fiji,
aoeth, Eureka, Virginia and Mama all with
oysters
THE CHARGE AGAINST A. HART OF THE Pension
OffitE-1 eSterday afternoon Commissioner Bun
Gy resumed the hearing in the ease OF A. Hart
Charged with Illegally receiving fee for prosacut
Ing pension CLAIM MIR. SQuires, the prosecuting
witness, Testified that being dissatisfied with fhe
amount or his pension, he went to see Hart 10 get
IL increased, and Hart said he could have n
doubled, and asked for SIS which he said would he
needed After some delay he gave Hart $40 more
witness further stated that an affidavit made nv
Hart TO the effect that he (HarO had only received
turkey from witness in return for his services
Was untrue, for In addition to the turkey he gave
MN go ana box OF cigars, for which he paid
$l.oo ana which Hart smoked and enjoyed.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows
James l. Barbour 10 Julius SondheiIner, parts 10
III and IL, and lot Il, So f39; &. 5S267 C. Pom
Barry Farm; S2d0 Samuel ID. NARROW ct al 10
sarah r. MARROW ct al, all their estate in the Dis
uict; g, SEQ Caroline Deyendor1 and NJ NJ Parker
part 70, So $50; 500.
THE TEMPERANCE WoaEN.-The final session OF
the conference OF the ladies OF the Woman'S Ma
tionai Christian Temperance Union was held last
evening, the exercises being conducted according
70 the program announced In The STAR Mrs j.
Ellen Foster, OF Iowa, addressed a gathering at
the vermont avenue Christian church on .Consti-
tutonal Prohibition" When she concluded she
was presented with an excellent portrait OF the
pastor OF the church, Mr.. Power by Mr. r. M
bradley on behalf Of the Young Ladies' Christian
temperance Union OF the church.