Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-20
Condemned Locals.

Street lamps viii be lighted 1t SIC p. and ex-
tingyShet Il s 20 tin
Archbishop Gibbons preached at So. Au1UStine'S
Church yesterday morning to one OF the largest
gatherings ever assem- bltd IL that church.
1est,rd morning the carpenter shop IF Benz
King, Oh ne Blair road, near the District line,
destroyed by fire, with lot OF carenters tools and
lnhioef. Loss, $50; no Insurance. The fire is
supposed To atvc been caused by an tuceudiary.
The wti OF F. Thornton Tayloe was adrnftted to
probdt. ia New York Saturday. 1t iiSDOSeS of q N
estate valued at $4,000 Mr. Tayioe was a resi-
dent OF MarengO county, Ala, and died IN Troy.
Plueoe ". TsylOe, OF this city his steninother is
bequeathed an annuity OF 5000. HIS Children,
Mary Lomax TayIoe and Els ara Dickinson Tay-
hoe are given the remainder OF the estate, With the
exception OF the minor requests. The property
consists Of southern plantations.
An antl-GormOn meeting held yesterday
afternoon at the Memorial LutAern church. Hon.
Hiram Price, Commissioner q! Indian Affairs pre-
siding. Rev. Sheldon Jackson of the Presbyte rtan
Board OF Missions, OF New YORK, made an address
against p0lygasly, and Dr. Butler pa stor OF the
church, offered series OF resolutions which were
Grpat NOTmoniSn.
wash1ngton,s birthday. which occurs Wednes-
DAY, VIII he celebrated here usual by the Ohiest
inhabitants Society, Who will listen 10 an Grafton
by Jos- III. Bradley. The afternoon OF that day
Will be devoted In all the school buildings to a
commentator OF the life OF WASHINGTON under
TIE guidance OF the supervising principals
party OF eXcursion!stS from New England,
nCaberin, about 2yQlaiteS ana gentlemen arrived
~ the city saturday evening" AMI took quarters at
the various hotels The party VIII remain here
until Thursday. when some Of the excurSiopists
j ONE
j. shinington sends the Century Magazine for
Earch.
The clerks in the Cove rDment departments who
are voters IN Philadelphia have been granted
leave OF absence for three days. so as to allow
thet1 u go 10 that city 10 vote Tomorrow ut the
councilman election.
stephen b. CastleTnau was excused as a netit
Juror III the Cr;iuinI! Court to-day in CONSEQUENCE
o. tuSlneas III Arizona requiring his attention
The first shad OF the season have been receivs,,
Dy X. y Golden, FISH agent, choice tot OF Poto,a3c
shad, which Were sold 10 Is. = DenaIdsOn al the
Fate OF $3.50 per 100
The Washington Light Infantry corps Will have
bttt9hen ami, The first under the new orsaniLa-
Ton, IL fatigue Uniform, this evening
AT melting at 6surley Mission Chanel last
evening the 18th subdivision OF the Associated
CAlrlttS was ofSaAi1nd Icy the election OF the soI-
toNlHg board OF directors: Col. O. H. Irish presi-
deaf; " h. GCriey, vice president: T. g. Barnur,
secretary. and hT>. J. J. Albright treasurer 10,
StiEer WITH Rev Ward Bachelor. " \ Robbins.
MIS- 4 J. Barrier, ars. David Mcclellan and T. r.
Senior. ~
st tie DaSlaway meeting st Lincoln hall last
eVGlii 8. address, : were made by Rev. MckCnt.ree
Reilly end Judge Haywood. The members OF the
Georgetown DasiaWay club were Present in force
AT tEe suggestion Of Rev. q. ElySon General
Missionary OF Tie Columbia Baptist Association q
meeting Was held IN IntoEtOt:n yesterday (StIn.
G9y) 7. IL 10 cTcaDiZe = Baptist sunday school In
thHt bcaiijy. Tie Officers elected were: Superin-
tendeht. C. 5. hixter; assistant superintendent
James Frank; treasurer. L. T. Smith; secretary
james A Nnker: librarian, David Meredith; or.
ganisi, Ars. DR.. Little.