Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-10
Condemned Locals.

THE STAR Will he issued in double-sheet or eight
page form OF ffty-six columns tomorrow. AS
ZION. they are especially valuable to advtrtise
Ihat OF last SATURDAY was 2l.l3i, equal TO
1O3,67O readers To insure insertion and proper
classification advertisements must be presented
not later than II O'Clock.
Street humps will be lighted at 6:25 pm. and
eXtlnCulShed at a.
The Christian church has filed with the re-
corter of deeds a certificate OF the election OF
the following trustees OF that church: BENJAMIN
Sunny, William 5. Rocse A. X. Tingle and H.
Clay Stier, all Of Washington; Isaac Errett and
Joseph smith. Jr., OF Cincinnati, and W. Ii. Lape,
OF Newport. by.
The board OF directors OF the ninth division of
Associated Charities, East Washington have or
gained by elcctlng Gen John Eaton. president;
well, secretary; W. III. NARROW. treasurer and A.
r steele, representative To the general board. A
committee was appointed 10 pr bcure a room for
meeting and subdiyde the district for the purpose
or canvaSSing.
James Reeves, Andrew Gibson Willis Reagan
and William Gibson were yesterday charged In the
Police Court with disturbing ball at Herbert's
hall on ~ street southwest. Wednesday night
Policemen Branson and Howell testified that the
defendants We're so diSoriery In the ball room
that they broke up the ball They were fined s or
The will OF the late Gottleb Rumpf filed TODAY.
leaves certain sums TO his executors, and directs
will OF Daniel W. Stewart leaves his estate to his
wife.
A dead white infant has been found on the shore
OF Rock creek under the Pennsylvania avenue
bridge.
A correspondent writes that the better class of
colored people In this city were not agitated
the Hawksworth Hunter elopeInent as they did
not recognize Hawksworth as OF their number
but regarded him West Indian adyenturer
ana That the clipping woman was not more re-
spected than her companion No tldings has as
yet been received here from the clippers. 1t Is
thought that they took passage on some other
outgoing vessel than that On which their passage
had been engaged
"Winfieid Scott Hancock" Is what the latest
political crank 10 arrive here calls himself He is
q white man from North Carolina and came here
last Friday, claiming 10 be President OF the Uni
Ted States He had made himself sick with his
long tramp here, and found his way TO the Freed
mans hospital, and was taken TO police head
quarters, and Will be put On the train homeward
bound.
District cases-appeals from the Police Court
Will be Called In the Criminal Court tomorrow as
follows: James Welsh and John III. Wright, IN
licensed bar; Stephen q. CassaSSa, Thomas W.
Smith ard Patrick sullivan. occupying street:
Thomas t. Waggaman, failure 10 remove snow
Qwo caSes); Spencer Webb, fast driving; James
Frawley, nuisance; Chas Wright, obstructing
funeral and military procession.
In the Criminal Court to-day, Charles Morgan
Richard Butler, and William Thomas were con-
yicted OF the larceny OF Jewelry from Mrs NJ. L.
Walker in January last Judge Wyle said he was
satisfied OF their guilt and that they were bad
lot, AMI IN imposing the sentence-three years at
Auburn-said that IL was as much as he could give.
NJ Is. Barnes, w. p. Burch, j. III. Stevens and
several other horSernen who are now at Augusta,
Gs-, have made application for stable room at the
fair grounds, In this city, in order 10 train their
IA May next They will send about IS horses here
OF the best bOoded stock In this country.
The following officers have been elected and In
Stalled In Columbia District Tent. No. 2, i. o.
ID ID. r.; Edmund Burke, ID. Sec: r. II. smith,
Treas Sam1 shoemaker, Leyite; John Z. Kenyon,
Guard: - Williar.s, Chaplain; JAS. G. Bates.
Z. d. c. RI Vim. Il Hall, D. val