Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-11
Condemned locals.

Street lamps Will be lighted at $50 p m and
eNlinEui9hCd 1T ) a O..
number OF the Au -ust meteOrS, more or less
DslillaNt, me into view last night and observers
to-nl7ht VIII probably be rewarded with the sight
The Washington Cadets viii entertain the
Richmond Light Infantry next Monday, when tine
latter organic t;Oa viii make excursion Ia this
CIT. ne Batltr Z1d4FeS, Capital CITY Guards.
Lincoln LiEht Infantry, aui Webster Rfss will
ua1te with the Cadets IN tLIs parade in honor OF
their guests.
Merton carter, q young colorel man. was
charged By OnIccr Slater In the Police Court to-
day with being a suspicious person. lie had some
valuable hooks in his possession. OF which he
could give no satisfactory aC cunt The collr; sent
mn TO the ForhhoGse loF 50 days, in de.auIt OF
Ovsrseer Thompson, Of the washington asylum.
WIS quite S~-FlolSy hurt yesterday by the falling
or his horse while E9 WaS IN pursuit OF an eSIT.-
1n2 prisoner. Tae prisoner was afterv .rls caught
AMI ; 1T bscS through police headquarters
dos FISH was charged IN the Police Court to-
little boy NAMED Willie Mooney. The child W.
the cniy NitnesS thar saw the biting and as he
was goo young 70 testify tda Csc was dismissed.
Geo Lauer was charged in the Police Court to-
DAY WITH 2ssauit:As boy named WIN. Sei-z 10y
orT;ng a wagon over i.isn On the street. The de-
fentant lori iteG SO collateral
Michael Sweeney, a white bow, PLEADED guilty
before JUtEe Shell thtS morning to s-o4iIns- !,
watch an chain from lyli Green. A tine OF .
or Is days Vas imposed.
Ir. ClsJeh, the reading CLERK OF the House Of
Representatives, who WAS SunStTucS some DAYS
ago, ana who's He was disp2ired o; Tor tine, Is
now rapidly improving. lie IS yetat Providence
-
The stalwart republican paper, the bee, which
was suspended few weeks ago, Will be reuub-
nsaed on o. about september 10Th under a new
poard OF managers MeSSrS. ". G. Chase, o. this
city, and X l. ChisCn, Of South Carolina, viii be
the editors.
MORE CHARGES5OF VIOLATING TIE PLUvBIyG
RtStLiIioNs-fEtS morning, Ia the Police Court
Inspector OF PGm6in Robinson W Wi5 I i'i Dy
OF Vloiat NJ Che plumbing regulations OF the rs
trlcG the first charge was for cgrn9ief.nc- re
plumbing WORK IN I'll. Fo> building AT the Corner
Or lOJh AM streets, and failing 10 p0fiTv The
health eli rr that the said bujldioy vs. ~, f
Occupation. The second charge was for i,vInI ~,
terra cote soil pipe on the same premises And
ialhnS 10 im01i the same in hydraulic cement
MI j. e. bgtlCW appeared for the defendant
MI Robinson testified that the defendant dii the
plumbing work IN tlis building, ana failed 10
comply win the regulations III not notifying the
health department II the completion OF the work
so that X could o. Inspected, and also In failnr
% 60 Ia. work according 10 the regulations j
IIs.'iS II ''!i.t 81 tIihtcajtLJ or The work at
this building, t"st L that the de:entlut di the
M !e.SronH' part d: the plumbing WORK and
iai.a 70 lltaSd tae So.i pipe ~ concrete Counsel
Tor the defense lGc TIE point that the law doe,
net @utl0.l..a any BODY u make such regulations
bUt Only gives the District autho, ftfaS mower 10
ent0rte T,zcUl s;4al~ Mr. Campbell testified IN NJ
TIE sewer WIS ll:l ip brick and cement ami
stated thaJ Il was totally impossible 10 comply
With tArSs regulations, some OF which are alb
snr The court said That the law isindaanite as TO
whether the pl1:l5cT or the owner OF the building
10 responsible 70 the law FOR not reporting the
ecIagl@ti0a OF the woT;. TIE court said that he
would im20sc The Lowest fine-S&5-in the hrst
tNAtA NtsSsf>ill Judgment IN tle and
let the m1tter be tested In the uppcr c0iIrf An
appeal Was nO.e,l.
1HE PROPOSED RECIABYrE CELEERATIOS-- n
neetii Z OF the ex cUtiye tOEmlttee or the Racha-
Dite tents or the District last evening the follow
Dg arrangements for the Rechab!ta celebrat ion
10 &c held In In!CntOyD on The 81 It inst wprg,
completed: Tue procession Will start at pm
from the lsechabite hail. Georgetown. The Feel
sior iieoer Erie nGshtp, Union, Capital Eagle ami
Anaco5tia tents NIL participate. The celebration
VIII last over Sunday. There viii be evening tom
ptrance meetings In the grove near Anacostia IN
azl-day sunday meeting and dancing on the Mat
firm every evening except sunday. The Rescue
tent, from Baltimore; Potomac, from Alexandria
and StlnifaSt tent, from Elysvilie, Nd. are ex.
pected TO taSe part in the celebration.
FUGITIVE ARRESTED-TwO r. and o. railroad
detectives brought 10 police headquarters this
morning Lee Chanee, who they arrested last eve
ming at Annapolis junction as an escaped fugitive
He prosei TO be a prisoner from the workhouse,
LON wis nee he escaped about 2 O'Clock yesterday,
owing the District 30 days tins, having been com,
ni:ted fof yagrancy. He halls from Blffalo, New
York.