Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-21
Condensed Locals.

OWNS to the extraordinary pressure Of spring
advertising upon the columns OF reading mat
Ter In The STAR. another dOubie-Sh of fity-SiX
columns Will be issued tomorrow. These is
SUES command large circulation. and are there
fore, especially valuable TO advertisers That OF
last Saturday reached 20.422
Street lamps Will be lighted at 6:35 pm. and
eXtinguished at $50 am
George Ellis, bridge builder, engaged in work
ing On the Long bridge, was badly njured yester-
day by cutting himself in the heel with an adze.
He was sent TO his home in Alexandria.
The Will OF Catherine Madison was filed In the
Register OF Wills office yesterday. She leaves
Part lot 49, square 569, to Alice E Madison on con-
d1tiOn that Mary c. Price shall occupy the house
Till she builds on the west half lot -, same square
which is given to her. To John E. Madison west
half lot 20 is given. and the executors are direted
10 sell the other parts OF lots 81 and - not devised
pay the creditors, and to pay the balance to the
The members OF the congregation OF Hamline (M
f. church last night gave cordial greeting TO their
pastor, Rev. 5. NJ. HartsOck, and his wife, Mr.
Hartsock having been returned to that charge by
the conference An address OF welcome was de-
Evered by Mr.. Roach.
- tall guad1ly dressed black woman, named Ella
Boston, was sentenced to sixty days in Jail by
Judge Smell yesterday for stealing $50 from white
man named IhOS- SIattery. Policeman Wheeler
testified that while under arrest she declared that
she Intended to rob every white man she got a
hold Of"
George A. Clarke and Cora A. Clarke have filed
bill against Clarke Kirk TiltOn, minor, praying
for the partition OF certain real estate
bill for an injunction and to compel the speci-
ne performance OF contract OF sale OF part lot L,
square 1886 has been filed by Christopher E. Hawley
Both branches OF the New York legislature have
passed resolution respectfully asking the Presi-
Mason u dismissal from the regular army or the
United States.
j. shillington sends the American Ag,icult,nfst
mas at Work" at Garfeld's grave-and the three
hast numbers Of the Seaside Library.
little child playing with matches set fire to
house No. $50 street n. w, occupied by p Por-
celia, yesteriay afternoon The flames were ex-
tinguishsd after about $50 damage had been done
"A Francis II
took place yesterday afternoon from his sons resi-
Gence, corner OF 5th and G streets, as stated in
The STAR the pall-bearers were MeSSrs Robert
BAH, Benedict NilbuTn, Mr. Defour, r. Finley
Hunt, Joseph Daniel, and Mr.. Kidder. The re-
mains were inferred In GlenwOod cemetery.
This morning, Ia the Grim naI Court the coun-
Sci, MessrS Cldgett LipSconb. yesterday assign
ed 70 defend Charles shaw, indicted forth murder
ol M slsteT over year ago, asked further time,
and the court set the TRIAL Tor Tuesday next
Sister flaeda, who for 3 years was connected
with 81 Vincents Orphan Asylum in this city died
yesterday at ST Josephs Female Academy In Bal
tirnore, where she held the post OF sister superior
The funeral viii take place tomorrow morning
from ST Joseph's church, Baltimore Deceased
VINO was 10 years old, was native OF Ireland and
her name, before she entered the church. Was
katharine Doyle She Came TO this country when
- years old, her parents settling In Rochester N
y. whence She entered the mother house at En-
nittsburg.
IDENTIFIED AS A WASHINGTON Mantle body or
VIM. Campbell, colored, who was Killed on the
Railroad near Quantico Monday, was to-day
recognized by officer West that OF a cOlored
man OF that name whose family lives in the alley
between 18th and 18th and and streets north
west
TIE SCHADE-BABCoCK CoNTRovERsY-Mr Louis
Sehade has written letter 10 the Wilmington
tons by DR.. Babcock. Mr.. Sshade Indignantly de-
mes that he brought any corrupt Influences to
bear upon Senator Bayard To secure his opposition
10 loc2l Option laws and declares that II Dr. Bah
cock persists in his charges he shall tell him that
ne shaIneIesSly lies, just he did ne' In his re-
cent letter.
The NATIONAL RIFLES FAIR, at Masonic Temple.
VS. largely attended last night The spectacle
presented in the fair room Is OF a most brillianf
description Tonight the Washington Light
Guard viii attend the f3ir, as well as the mentors
OF the New England excursion party now in the ?
CITY. AT the close last night the following were
leading In the various competitions: Gold watch,
nac; pool table, Truck a; bicycle, Schuihairt;
Past Commanders jewell Waugh composing stick,
Aaioney; silver pitcher and saver to plate prin-
Ter, e Evans; newspaper mans walnut secretary.
Larner; 500 suit OF clothes, John Downs and Geo.
Merse; regulation size sllk nag, Washington Light
Rupp; Lady managers walnut secretary, Mrs.
BOYD; diamond badge for active members OF Ma
uoDai kifles, Lieut. Oyster: police officers solid
silver badge, Duvall: National Rifles uniform.
kendig; g0ld-headed cane TO honorary members.
J. s. Hutchinson, W. B. Williams and Mr. StOd
dart; letter-carTier's uniform, Parker the Topham
trunk, Mrs Needing; National Rifles ugly mans
punch bowl for popular restaurant keeper Charles
Mile; pug dog for citizen, Duncanson staff officers
sword 10 any military officer, Stokes; bankers Ink
and Goodrich.
The GREEK DocroR.-In the Kings county, n
J., court OF sessions yesterday motion was made
70 hole pros the Indictment against DIR. Tach.
myntis. the eccentric Greek physician who is now
noying letters to President Dudley, OF the Long
Island College hospital Although no decision
the rsIesss q the doctor Win taE G,0p pass
within day or two