Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-21

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the issue OF THE STAR tomorrow. The UMPIRE
cedented encroachment OF advertising on Its
columns necessitates this request The number
1855.
Miss Minnie Palmer with her grandmother, Mrs
ana G a2qgoas she si manager an Of my
terday, and had brief interview with Guiteau.
The liquidation OF the church debt was celebrat-
ed at Mckendree NJ 4. church last evening with
Jubilee services. Prayer was offered by Dr. Dud-
ley; DR.. Wright read Bible lesson; addresses
were were. made by Rev J; H. Dashiel, Rev. A. H.
The Ladies' Aid Society.
The accident to MIR and Mrs. Fuller on Bridge
street, near the Navy Yard, on Wednesday even
ing, appears TO have been more serious than at
Grst supposed. Both the ladys ankles were in
1ured by the fracture of bones 1t IS understood
that about two weeks previously something very
near disaster occurred to the same parties occa-
stoned by the pranks of the same horse.
The members of the South Washington branch
Of the land league viii next Monday at St Domi-
MICS hall. present Congressman William E. Robin
son with set OF resolutions and vote OF thanks,
as an acknowledgement of their appreciation OF
his efforts on behalf OF Irtsh-American citizens
imprisoned by the British government
The case against Edward O'Hare, mentioned in
the Police Court proceedings Of "Wednesday, was
for leaving pile or stones in the street.
This morning in the Police Court young man
named Harvey Mott was charged by agent King
cs the Humane Society, with cruelty to animals, In
snoo, Ing the eye out OF valuable St Bernard
lie
roma heights about two weeks ago. The court
imposed a fine OF $40 or 30 days.
Thos Langley. young white man, was fined
$40 in the Police Court to-day for assaultlng an
old colored man name VIM. SOthers On 18th street
near the Navy Yard bridge On the 231 OF last
month, knocking him down and fracturlng his
Skull.
Lucy Robinson. a colored girl, was sent to the
worEhouse for TO days by Judge Smell to-day, hav-
Caroline Williams, No. M Sth street. In whose en-
ploy she was as servant.
John Williams, colored, was fined 81 by Judge
Smell this morning, for working lame horse in q
brick cart.
There was social gathering of the members
c {. Meador pastor, last night, at which the mite
society also met The musical entertainment was
1ar above the average, consisting OF plano solo
Dy Miss Williamson; solo, Miss Humphrey; rec1ta-
ton, Master Donaldson; quartette, Messrs. Smith,
Isel, Watson and Pruett; recitation and song, Mr.:
Norman Pruett
Yesterday afternoon Percy Stone, a white boy,
while riding velOc1pede, was run into by q car
Rage driven by Paul Webb, cOlored, corner OF
boys legs slightly. He was taken to his home 2O2S
street northwest, by officer Lamb.
ABOUT O'Clock last night some unknown person
In the vestibule OF VIM. Scudder's house. No. 1905
IL street northwest 1t was sent to st. AIMS in
FAINT asylum by 1t Guy.
living at No 1927 street, northwest, was struck
on the head and badly hurt by falling timber at
Heurick's brewery on 10th street
The revival services at the 4th street NJ E.
church by Bentley and Jones, the evangelists,
continue with increasing interest: The altar rail
is nightly crowded with 'sseekers nand conversions
are frequent At the afternoon meeting yesterday
many pententS present themselves, and at the
eyenng service several persons joined the church.
Inc work seems to be very successful among the
the altar.
Rev. S. s. Burch. formerly OF GAINESVILLE. Mont
gomery county Maryland, having been authorized
TO take vacation, Is residing at 467 street, sw.,
in this city.
In the Criminal Court to day VIM. Washington.
a coiore0 man, was acquitted on the charge OF In
decent exposure at the Washington market and
carrying concealed WeaDOnS