Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-21
Condemned Locals.

The Paperhangers' Association met at Moore,s
hall last evvning-Nr. ChaS. Silence in the chair
and Nr. y Magee secretary Mr. Powers OF the
Knights OF Labor, made speech In the interest of
The hborinE men, urging cooperation The asso-
prices. ana decided that the revised bill should go
into eject on April LIST
dangerous l0le, caused by q burSted water
way opposite No 1924 18th street northwest
AT the meeting OF the board OF directors OF the
associated charities, OF the second district held on
Saturday evening, DIR. A. 2. Pardon was elected
a. the representative OF the district IN the central
organization.
Street lamps win be- lighted al 80 p M, and ex-
tinguiohed al - Il. III.
The masquerade bal given by the Germanfa
haennerChor. last night at AoHer's hali, was well
attended. and the characters represented nv the
haSllcro were We'll taken. The committee OF
arrangements was composed OF 4. Lepper, George
Binkenbury.
The Court Of Claims yesterday Decided the case
OF 6eorgt NtiUey against the District OF Columbia
fOr street work done under the board OF public
works The court found the District Indebted To
The claimant IN the sum Of ss9 a. and the claim
ant Indebted Ia the District on account OF over
measurements In the sum OF S3.194s9 and ac-
eordin-!y gave Judgment for the District in the
At a meeting at the residence OF DR.. 7. A. Bland.
last evening. Tor the purpose OF showing respect
70 the memory OF the Late 4. h. Nrachan, DIR.
Bi3nt delivered eUlOgy upon the deceased
Lydia Titon and Jane Daniels read poetic trib-
red an address upon the lie and character OF
Mr. Meacham. and George ". &anypeHny. Warren
ttaSe, T. ID tneIS. B.lvl 4. lockwood, PhtlIp
MS. l. T. Gibson, Rev Alexander Kent and Mr.
NcC1rger made short speeches Letters were read
ron ex-senator Mitchell and Representative
The Washington Polo Team was defeated In
Baltimore last evening by the West End Club OF
thtt city, by score OF 8 to1.
To-day Il SnrONe Tuesday (pancake day) and To-
MORROW l. Ash "Wednesday. the beginning OF lent
The arrangements IT the Government Pri0ttno,
Office for Illuminating the various work rooms
with the Edison electric light viii be perfected
this Week.
The constant rains In the valley O. the Potomac
showed It's effects this morning IN a rise OF two or
three Let In the river, though the flood appeared
u d" running rapidly out by noon.
D. Sfd.lnSton sends the Young ladies' Journal
for March
DR.. Edward Leon, who broke the Pound omen
Est thursday To get his dog, which had been ifn-
pounded. was proceeded against by the pound
master, Eustein, and forfeited SIS in the Police
Court to-day.
A certificate OF death was filed In the health
eiilce Yesterday OF cOored child three years Old
named Mary Elizabeth Moore who died February
18TH at the house Of her parents Maryland avenue
Ioltheast, from scdlding, having fallen into tub
OF boiling hot water.
The grand jury were to-day engaged tn inves-
0gatinG The ease or A. c. SOteldo.
President Arthur attended an amateur perform
ence OF patience at the Academy OF Music In
Baltimore last night
EorrTT sUfrs--Susan Happ has, by j. A. Hay.
Edrd and T. h. Hay, flied a bill against Susan
fiegle TO foreciose vendors lien for the purchase
money OF lot 4, subdivision OF square 1873 Yes
terday James z. Ryon and Bun r. Tracey filed
Oil tn equity against John +. Magee for specific
performance. The bill charges that defendant
agreed TO convey part lot 4, square g. to plaintiffs
Tor $20U. receiving 81 % on account, and now re-
FUSES To carry out his contract. Isaiah johnson
ms lied bill In equity against +. w. Eaton TO
substitute trustee In deed