Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-04
Condensed Locals.

Judge Hagner has. in the case OF the estate Of
Franklin Steele. deceased, ordered a notice to be
served the administrator d. b. u. to give an add
01tiOnal bond in 10000.
Mr. Absalom Cramer, father of Policeman Cra-
mer, died suddenly at his residence 9l9 9th
street, southwest. yesterday.
The alarm at $50 O'Clock this morning from box
1e2 was for fire in the hay lot OF John A. and
Charles +. Schneider. Ohio avenue, between 18TH
and 18th streets, northwest; damage about $50.
Mr.. William H. Newman. living 1T $40 c street,
worth $50. last night
Officer Sanders found a dead eolored female IN
FAINT by the side of Baun's wood yard, 10Th street
and virginia avenue. southwest, yesterday. 1t
was pure az the expense OF The District
c. W. Handy. real estate broker, has removed his
Office 10 PA street, northwest.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs LaSkey VS. knocked
down by a wagon while she was Crossing the
street corner 9TH and streets She was carried
into kolb's drug store and medical alb rendered by
Or. Baldwin, after which she Was removed to her
home On 2fst street
Yesterday afternoon Louis Goldberg. ernniovpd
In his brothers store, 9s3 ID street, accidentally
Shot himself in his right hand while examining q
pistol belonging To colored man who had entered
the store 10 purchase cartridges. DR.. Eagruder 1T
the emergency hospital extracted the bali
The Army Nurses association have on exhibition
az tnelf t4bie AT the mon veteran Corps fair,
OIL painting which they propose tO give TO the ed
ttor receiving the most votes
The official board Of the 4th-street NE church,
Rev g. v Leech, pastor. met hast night and closed
op all the current expenses OF the year, paying the
pastor la full
ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF CARRIAGEs.-On Monday
next and all the rest of the week Brewster Co OF
Broome street, Broadway, and 41th to 18th streets
New York. will exhibit the largest variety OF en-
drely new and novel designs OF carriages suitable
for both town and country use. See their adver-
Csement for details
A MODERN WASHINGTON HOUSE.-The Coslnopol-
itan character OF the capital IS reflected In its
DaZarS- The old notion that IL a lady wants bon
net or gown OF the most approved style and make
she must send TO New York or Paris, has been, or
should b., thoroughly exploded by this time The
est OliSInent OF NJ. William, No. 97 Pennsylvania
avenue. so We'll known that the store has become
landmark, can, OF itself, be cited conspicuous
proof that our bazarS are among the best i'm the
world This store has recently undergone i'm
numbered among the ornaments OF the avenue
The SaleSroOInS on the first floor, and the fitting
rooms hove, are fitted up very elegantly ANA
tastefuily. This Is depot 10 which the choicest
goods OF France are brought. Imported directly
from Paris through Mr. Williams agency In that
thoroughly educated, cannot help being interested
In the delicate haHdiwOrk OF the rich Gees and
nOwers and other goods. Mr.. Williams prosperity
has been earned by his Jealous and successful en-
deayors through the many years of his business
life here to furnish goods of the best quality.
never risking the reputation OF his house for the
sake OF temporary gain
DEEDS AND FEES HAVE BEEN FILED AS Follows:
a l. Newman, - al, trustees. 10 Franz Neehans
pt IL. sd 1913; Sl,yS5. Sarah +. Williams TO Lucr-
Va, Kate l.. and Sarah G.. COrliS pt u 81 AS.
fdoH r Stutz 10 Sarah c. Humphrey, lot 81 Pros
pect Hiii- 500. James Wilson TO HOwelton
Hughes, pit ~, SC. 1917; sl,OC0 n. Humphrey tn
Sarah X Bates, pts. and S, So. 55I: $50. c. c.
Duncanscn TO Sarah II. Bates, pit Z, so 55l: $3.50
Flora b. Cabell 10 Rebecca w. Hurdle, sub. f. 50
7t9; $500 ~