Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-22
Condensed LncalS

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Gut5hed at 3 AS a IN.
= communication received by THE STAR states
That the pump doctor is badly wanted at the
northeast corner OF Maryland avenue and 9th
street southwest.
An old man named Timothy Sweeney was fined
8 or 10 days by Judge Bundy to-day for depositnr
night soil on his premises
An old pensiOner named william Smith. resid-
ing at 9th and h streets southwest, died yester-
day afternoon from the effects OF an overdose OF
morphine administered by himself The coroner
examined the case and gave certificate OF
burial "a
A delegation of twenty ladies connected with
the German orphan Asylum on Aisqueth street,
BiItHlore, visited the German asylum over the
Esstern Drahch Wedne5day.to observe the work.
fngS OF the Institution.
u About o'clock yesterday afternoon. Private
Waterman f. W. Courtney arrested a colored boy
named Edward Bender, leaving the premises OF
MT George Frost l4i6 Pierce Place, hasns no
hardware, dry goods, tools, bed ciotning, silks,
= Mr. Thomas Bowling has purchased several lots
IN the new subdivision made by Wine & Johnson
OF what known as the Bryan farm at Hyatts-
on and after October 1st the winter arrangement
viii go into effect at the carriers window at the
daily, Instead of from to 8.
Frank DodsOn, colored countryman, was fined
s or 10 days by Judge Bundy, this morning, for
cruelty 10 animals, in tying dog to his wagon in
such way that the dog was dragged between the
wheels, which run over his legs
License Agent Raff to-day swOre out warrant
against Felix shannon, OF No. 1000 street, for
keeping an unlicensed bar. 1t appears that he had
-
started to conduct his business at this place be-
fore he got his license transferred.
The viii OF the late John G.. Beaumont, U s. N
vas filed with the register OF wills today He
leaves bis entire estate TO his wife Fanny Beau
mont
THE CoNET.-A series OF special observations are
being made by Professor Frisby AMI Professor
Skinner, OF the Observatory The atmospheric
conditions having become slightly favorable yes
tefday afternoon, Professor Skinner, with the
transit circle telescope took an Observation which
10 hyn fhacfc of
Professor Boss, that this comet is Identical with
the great comet OF last year. The comet was at
once discovered. its position agreeing within
thirty seconds OF right ascension and two minutes
OF declination with bis prediction. Yesterday
sky, and the comet was visible through faint
clouds Professor Frsby expects now to be able to
cetsrmlne the elements OF the comets orbit from
reasonable degree OF certainty.
An ALLEGED VIOLATION OF THE BUILDING REGU-
LATfoSS.-John Crogan was put on trial In the Po-
hce Court this morning for violating the building
regulations Assistant Inspector King testified
mat MI. Crosan was granted permit by the In
building 70 his residence on New Jersey avenue,
between and Z streets northwest Instead OF
hHlifng on the ground. he built one-story build
ing on posts, and afterwards inclosed the lower
part OF the structure, making t a two-story build
nif. The defendant claimed that the lower nor.
tInn OF the structure had teen inclosed. The ties.
tifnony was conflicting, and the court CONTINUES,
the case 10 hear other witnesses.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: Waite,
T. Greenfield to s. W. Greenfield ipt A. so 9O6.
$50 Charles j. Clark 10 Lyman b. Cutler pt 9
So SIS; $500 Emily Jayins to Margaret NJ. T.
Foley, pit fs, So soy; 200. w. III. Tunan to Joseph
al, trustees, 70 John lyman, lot 80, sub. So 13i
3E0. Julius Lansburgh to Cornelia j. SchuItZe
south half Z, So ESQ; $500 Chas. Walter 10 Chas
NadeS, pt. 81. res A; $500. JAS Desper to Law
MA White, SUBJ 5, so: 345: 81. 400 B. F. Leighton
Prescott &c al, trustees, to Mary A. Hendley. sub
8 81. 953; sl,150. K T. Elliot ct al, trustees to
Samuel II. Williams, lot 6, So. 4s; $731.24 s. T.
Donnelly TO Joseph Anthony. north part "a, so
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