Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-24
Condensed Locals.

avenue, between 18th and 14th streets.
Condensed Locals.
Street lamps will be lighted at 10:4O pm and
eXtlngutShed at 2 80 am.
The National Fair association has received
dispatch from Chicago, representing that the
managers OF over forty horses, Including some Of
the most famous trOtters on the turf, desire to
Ing on the track at Ivy City.
Mr. Thos- j. King, and not Mr.. Chas. King, is
the carpenter who was engaged in the construc-
ton of Dr. Rauterberg's handsome residence on Sd
street, mentioned In The STAR of the 10Th instant.
A colored boy, about Is years old, named Samuel
Mccoy, was in the dock at the Police Court this
morning, charged with being an idle and incorri-
gible boy.-his father charging him with breaking
INTO his house in his absence. He was sentenced
70 the reform school during minority.
For the past two years or more there has been
continual wranglng and lighting between several
families on street, between 9th and 10th streets.
Yesterday afternoon this street was again in
state of excitement by grand fight among the
HutZS Lieut. Arnold states that he proposes to
take them all into custody and have them put
other.
Saturday night burglary was committed at the
s nolse OF Mr: Royal A. Johnson, 90. NJ street. A
back kitchen entered the main house through a
second story window, and stole two revolvers, a
quantity OF clothing and other articles, and sue
valued at $50.
An unsuccessful! attempt was made by thieves
last night 10 enter the cigar Henry KAISER
w street, by cutting out panel OF the front
A eolored servant girl. Mary Gray about 20 years
old. died suddenly OF heart disease yesterday after
Gay afternoon sIa at the residence OF Mr. Edward
service place TO her home, 535 New Jersey
avenue northwest.
Louisa Diggs. colored, was fined SO or 30 days
by Judge Smell to-day FOR destroying private prop
erty without the consent OF the owner, In break
'.g the windows OF Henry Smallwoods house.
LlEZey Jones, cOiorei, was sent to the wor -
house for GO days by Judge Smell this morning for
GouIiShing loaded pistol On the streets yester
Yesterday morning Charles Fieldner, young
10y, while walking along F street, above
Aghter which he carried in his pants pocket The
phosphorus was ignited by the heat OF the body
Ayoung man gave rise 10 considerable conster
nation by having fit In Dr. Sunderland's church
yesterday morning during the service young
lazy was so Effected by the occurrence that she
tainted away in the pew. The service was sts-
pended for a time and then resumed.
10. q. r. Grand Officers Elected.
The grand officers elected for the ensuing year
at the meeting of the Grand Encampment l. o. o.
r., are as follows WIN. ii. Frazier. OF No g. G.
patriarch; NJ. ID. Bra1nard of No. Z, G. II. priest
George +. Enmons, of No. :, G. s warden: F. C.
Grumley, OF. No ., C. ]. warden; b. y. Kiider, OF
No. I, G. treasurer; Jos. Burroughs, OF No. 6, G.
scribe The G.. P. made the following appoint
ments:-J. \. Shackiefcrd, OF No. 6, G. marshal; e.
Z Wells. OF No :, g. l. sentinel; JOHN T. Graham,
OF No q. %. sentinel Committee OF supervision
John Loag, OF No I; y. j. Donaldson, OF NO g. and
Oliver Du:our OF NJ. l. Committee OF finance
George c. Green, OF No. A. +. A. Stier, OF No = and
=. 4. Raoderick OF No J. Committee Of rriey
anee-Rieh5.rd Enmons, OF No. 4; r.. b. Nixon, of
fereHce-T. w Fowler. OF No. g. James Hughes
OF No !, and Edward Seip, of No. Z. Committee
on coTreSpODdence-JOhn III. Seiffert, OF No / :;
No. .. '''' -
BOYS FINED FOR BATHING.-Two small boys
named Alfred Boswell and Charles Kinney were
taxed 81 each by Judge Smell this morning for
bathing In the Potomac between sunrise and
O'Clock p. M. and Henry Nichols, Il small white
boy, was committed for Is days in default OF S. Tor
Indecent exposure In bathing in Rock creek.
POLITICAL AssoCIATIoNs--T'he campaign COM
and organized saturday night when tho follow
ing appeared and positions
Chapman, NJ. T. Anderson, j. F. CARMEL o. II.
Herring, IL; vs.. Love, j. r. Fletcher. Il. W. Smith,
Henry Jenkins, and John Bosworth. Vacancies
on tae committee were filled BIZ the appointment
OF Messrs Lytte and Burlingane.
number OF the employees or the railway mail
service met Saturday evening and organized re-
publican readtuster club. with the following on
GERS: President, W. ii. Ruth. vice presidents T.
W. Jones and j. A. Crews: secretary. p. Thomn.
son; treasurer, A. c. Plant; executive committee
Thomas Leahey.J \. !oskins, c. 7. Stewart, T. A.
Hopkins, L. l. Tate, r. G. Finch and I. F. Herbert.
JUDGE SMELL AND THE Police CouRr LAWYERS
In the Police Court. this morning, Judge Smell
called the prosecuting attorneys attention to con-
fusion caused by several attorneys having confer
ences with the same prisoner before the Court he
gins The court safd that 10 prevent this hereafter
The attorney who wants TO see client Will hand
Bain Barton who viii present tt to the officer In
charge OF the cells and II The prisoner recognizes
The attorney as his counsel tn" lawyer Will be
allowed 10 see him, and other attorney will be
allowed To see the same priSore- until nc CERES
Into court. where he can change his counsel or
employ additional counsel III he wishes. Judge
Smell also said that it Is s.bSo.utel unnecessary
LOT prisoner charged with profanity or some
osher equally trif1ing charge 10 have LARGE array
OF counsel TO defend him. Several ATTORNEYS got
up 10 explain. bur the court said he was referring
70 no one particularly, because i. was 3 common
occurrence.
A PEoSPEcTIyE INrRoyEMENr.-Thc d,,c t3rs Of
the FiremenS Insurance company arc preparing
70 improve the TOT recently 5Ough: by the com
pany, II the northeast corner CT 1th street and
LouiSlena avenue, by the erection Of an imposing
building The building committee Saturday de-
cided IN favor OF u plan submitted by Mr. r. j
Lauritzen, architect. The building, which is to
Dc nye stories high, viii he surInonnted iy a cor
Her tower With cupola, IN which II IS proT osed to
place fire alarm bell. Tic building, according
TO the plan will be dyiticd by halfway from 7ih
street into three Gepirrte parts W III brick ais
between, extending as fiTcwals :hrcug IN the roof
The center portion Is 10 be taken M by n atfGrEl
staircase ard elevator. the lower flor or the so;th
portion 10 be occupied cy tn IL ;itrancc cGIs.ny
and the Forth portion 10 b H;ge-i ~ s a toe
The upper floors viii re ts"'et an1 :-r-:n-,ti so
as 10 provide comm91iou eff 9.s11$ - ~! ;
ing vii be handsomely i:3i,..i - ~-sli .. . !
ample protection az t. :. =
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