Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-23
condemned Locals.


Street lamps will he lighted at $50 p m. AMI
eXtIngUiSied 1t - a.
stable ON the Columbia road, occupied by a
cO1OrCd man named John Carter. rs set on fire
and burned about % O'Clock Saturday night
The los IS estnitted ut sa10. uninsured.
M Robert RirEctS, Weli-knDwn citizen, IS
quite i'll 81 his residence. 9G5 i3fa street
Henry Kaiser Was sent Il 81 in default OF bonds
for the action If the grand jury by Judge Shell.
saturday, on Tie c.drac o. second offence vi petit
larceny.
Revival services have been held at the MetropoI-
Han NJ T. ChllT, = curing tie past week under the
leadership q TIE sst0r aud Rev. John f. Naugie
and great interest has been m1nifaSt-d
The Young II As Christian Association, which
was organized here ii lSj3, viii hGll It's annual
meeting next TrUrSisy evening 1t Tue C0agre-
gatiOn1l church. when Rev. IL. John Hall. o,
New I"rE- vii deliver the annual address, and
strong effort b. made 10 give the society the means
OF Increased usefulness.
Obligations from tie several Irish societies and
Other cit zen5 held meeting yesterday at Abner'S
Oh street. u make arrangements for holding q
grand banquet on the 18th Of March. ST. PatrIck's
day. MI Thomas bruiericH was chosen presi-
Gent; MI i. l.. sullivan, S"cretIry; 4. j. Clark,
TREASURE, ana Mr. BenuI1 CJnn-iI chief marshal.
Last iSIt 2 twO-stOry frame house on Nichols
avenue. uiontown owned by Addison Smith, sas
destroyed by urr, supposed u have been igniteI
rronl SPARKS from III chimney. Loss 500.
The January term ~ the Supreme Court OF the
District was convened tO-d@y-tGief justice Cart
Ter and Ju0Ces iiaERer ana james GA the bench.
The case - Hopkins aEt. CulaI S@CHer OF Patents
was fixed Tor February eth. Adjourned TIL TO-
morrow. There are 12i eases on the calendar.
| This morning. in the Police Court. nc Herring
lyon Y :th the Larceny O. a lot OF Silvcr-pIated
ware, the property o, J,ha IyOa ami \. NJ. Sote-
do The case Was c0ntin3ed
Mrs. Sarah y. Locke, willow Of the late Andrew
r. Locke. Gied suddenly irr.G heart disease yestar-
day NOM nS. She was = years OF, In appar-
ent good he.th up 10 tue hour o. her death. and
was Well Enownstnd highly respected throughout
the District.
TaiS morning. In The Police Court. JuIius SOLO
cattle deler with the cInb2ZZ2ncnt OF s1i - from
bim, while I'm his employ. Tire uncle refused to
TFfF- Al - - frN-aE fstE
The cong rrgatiun Of the New York avenue
church vest rtty made I'D the balance OF the
amount required u pay Tor the construction OF the
The December tsra Of The Criminal Court was
adjourned this morning un'h Monday next
THtEvEs.-Saturday afternoon a coiorel boy
snStcaed Satcuel from Miss Mary BONES, near
1aS stTer;. AMI made of. The sItchel contained
tickets As Mrs trTet ST i.ney was about TO
enter house No. 1914 | street Saturday cOlored
man SIItched her pocSCt-bO As he CRASHED IL
she pushed h'Gl. and he fell down the steps. drop-
piBZ tl2 p0Sket-lO0s. which she piSkei up while
he ran ofi..-.Jos. Coleman alias McIntosl, col
Saturday night ;or trying 10 PICK lady's pochet.
was sent 10 the wcFALOu9e Tor three months IL,
Default oi 500 bonds
THz TEMPERANCE WOESEEs.-At the Dashaway
Reform Cub meeting at Lincoln hail IlS5 nirItt
Chas. NJ. Nye. presiding, addresses were natie by
Mr.. Burr! X, u New York. AMI W. h.. Red2FaYp 81
hliti'n2Ie. \ young peoples temperance meet
evening, Was attended by about so persons. The
Rev. DT. R3Gkln presided, and Rev. Mr.. b DcoCS
or Philadelphia, conducted the exercises -
meeting at IunnartO3-stre2t church. West Wash.
1ngt0n, he'll yesterday afternoon. under the
auspices or The Dd>haway club, was largely IT.
tented. Addresses were made b. John NaliU,e ti,e
i1loT eyaHgel -; Mrs MckeEdTae Reilley and Mrs
Chambers -. \ series OF temperance conferences
u4itr the auspices o. the National Temperance
Society, VIII b inauruFatod at the CONGREGATIONAL
Church tomorrow evening. under the general
direction OF the district secretary and local com
mittee from various churches and Temperance
societies OF the District, OF which j. T. Rankin
DID, Is Chairman, and 1. Nj. Bradley, esq, Secre
tagy. ~
PROPOSED NEW RAILROAD TO RrCHNoSp-A btl
vas introduced IN the Virginia senate Saturday &c
incorporate the Washington and Richmond Rail
way company, having for It's object the construc
Ton OF railroad from Washington TO Richmond
over the most practicable route via Falmouth anc
IredertcE sburg. The bill provides for fixed cap
ta OF szOo0 coo, with power TO increase the sam.
az the rate OF $50 900 per mile OF the single track
IallWay that IQay be copstrpcted.