Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-06
Condensed Locals.


Street lamps will be lighted at $40 D. m. and
extinguishe,i at $50 p.
Chas- Bell, young colored man. was charged
with the larceny Of g. Mrs Westmeyer testifiai
that Bell came TO her stand in street market, on
the 10th OF last month. ana got g from her on the
prctensf that witness husband SENT MIN for it.
He got four months in Jiil.
TIE annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Washington GaSlight company, held 1T noon to-
day. w.s adjourned Immediately. without the
transaction Of any business on account OF the
death Of Mr. VIM Orne, who was director in
The company.
Benilinin Hawkins and Albert Merritt were
charged. II the Police Court this afternoon, with
the larceny OF barrel of whisky from the store OF
John Burke, 1873 sta street southwest. The teSti-
Mony Showed that the defendants were caught
rolling the barrel away. The court sentenced
them 10 six months in Jail, An appeal was noted.
JUICE SHELL GRANTS A TRANP's REQUFST.-The
Grams, who Came here during the early part OF the
Gu-;eJu trial and claimed that he was the
ZAP Stle P,tuI- and had come here 10 clear Gull
teau by having the testimony OF Dr. Gray. the
expert thrown out. was before the Police Court
again SATURDAY. He acted very much ike cut
trlu- AS soon Is h made his appearance in the
dock be opened the case with a speech. His
r1nent was very thin and his feet nearly bare.
dressed the court saying: If II please the court
I'm ON the very best terms with all the members
quest. AMI petition the court 10 give me 80 DAYS
employment on the government farm on account
OF NY pres 1t bad health. The court said he
woul3 send him down for 90 DAYS. Paul said Why
not comply with Iny request Tor 50 davs. q longer
term would be too long and Shorter one too
short The court made the sentence To suit the
request. and Paul thanked him and went down
stairs tU wait for the van
POSTPONED CHURCH DEDIc .rIox-The (ed-
cation of the reconstructed 9Th street Methodist
Protestant church was ST FOR Yesterday lint
OWNS TO unavoidable circumst 3nCes the Congre-
cation had not completed 81 arrangements, and
tAe ceremonies We're post p1l.e,i TN tie 3ilh inst
The president OF the conference, Rev r. d.
Valiant. ana Rev. VIM ;. Hammond. Of BaIti-
more, who had arrived here to assist the pastor
X 1lgn al .tE.1 zion i
and participated IN tne regular sunday deYJuOns
which were conducted III the Sunday-schOol
ROOM
VIII Nor CELEBRATE ST. PATETCS's D,Y-At a
re TIM OF John Dillon bran OF the Land League,
haid I - evening az NJ. 925 G. street northwest
Tie president j. D. oC0nneIl, in TIE chair and
adopted pled2ing the members u contribute
Ia tnctaIy 10 the cluSs OF the Land IeIrua in
S1ed u celebrating It. PatreA's day by parade or
banquet.
ELECTION OF oTFICERs-rhe Grand Lodge,
h1lglts OF Honor OF TIE District Of Columbia, sat
urjIE evening elected the following grand ON. crS
Tor The ensuing year: c. f. Town, grand dictator;
h l. Harris. We dictator; F. F. Storm. assistant
dictator; Edwin Muller. reporter; John F. Her
fel >lIEer; y W H6:I chaplain; j. b. Thomp-
son, guide: iIecrse \ Green, guardian; T. L. De-
Land. sentinel; j. ". Wisner g. ". Mckee ana q;
:! q Mood, grand trustees. Thoulas j LASER,
Ieprese NATIVE 20 Tie supreme Lodge, With y C.
Martin a. alternate.
TUE ASSOCIATED CHARITIEs-A meeting was
he'd SJtUr,iay evening at the chapel OF the L. NJ
C. \. % organize the nth Subdivision ass0cfirnI
CHARITIES. Mr. 4. < Pratt presided with 'rbeoinr,.
A Harding SECRETARY. Hon. James C,iIlIII,n
Treasurer OF the United States was elected Dr,SJl
de-at O. this subdivision, and board OF nine ircc-
tors was elected as fellows :-Tneotore y Hard
IL. 60 orgc W. Adams. Alexander Gardner Geo
Eyneai, Alvin VI. Lothrop. Mrs. GiIillan Mrs.
spencer MIS- la Fetra' and Mrs Meuesott.
TIE TEMPERANCE ENTHUSIASTICALLY after
noon q meeting Il Lincoln hall, held under the
auspices OF the Women's Christian Temperance
Bon, Was addressed 10y Mrs. j. Ellen Foster. of
iowa Mrs Caroline Il. Buell. presided and Mrs
aary y woodbridge. of Ohio. made the opening
PRAYER. Mrs. Foster addressed the cOno rag9fj0i,
OF m Metropolitan NJ. f. church in tue evening.
MS; No0dhridge, OF Ohio, spoke last evening
~ tn Foundry VI. f. church upon The .sRrl ,tionS
oi Incompetence TO the Children o, the NatL,n.u
ACCIDENTS on TIE SLHPsRy PayEagSTs.-Yes
teriay afternoon. Marion Tibbetts slipped on the
Gated his thigh. He was sent To his home S2S =
street southeast, in the police ambulance Miss
h3tic \. l. corts, a CLERK in tue qiI,trternaster-
geheraIs Office. Slipped the snow Saturday
aiteraoon, on Pennsylvania avenue, near th,
treasury department.. Rad broke her lei. leg In
Emerson. clerk 20 The House committee on patcns
While walking along STREET, between Eth and
broke his leg jus. above the anke Joint frtcturn1
u in two PAGES. He was removed TO LIS housc
20s street northwest.
TIE PROPOSED HOMEOPATHIC Uosprrr-Tbera
S,sa meeting last week Of the ladies Interested In
the proposed erection OF Eoue opa,hIc hospital In
this city. The CoTuiasttee OF hGrneopathir nbysi
clans who are Interested ia tne same matter were
present. They are looking aroII.t for n sIttal,Ie
building IN which 10 cpen hospital u:.ti the pro-
Ioaeo ht'tiing tOr 10 Is completed t Is expected
that II all not be long Def re- TIE temporary hos
pitsi IS equipped ltwas deciscd 20 give q series
or entertainments 20 raise f,:nds TO CARY cut the
ends ID view. TIE FIRST ei;e: tair meat win De A
ziMer concert Mrs. Scach Tntt.n Il presideu; OF
the iadles az,octtt.on The following sre vice
presidents: Ms. u X. Ysit. Ms r. d Caoke, Mrs.
j. q. Blaine. MIS- j. a. Anafs Mrs E'Is Sn@ar
BITS 5usnee Matthews. MIS- Justice Harlan Mrs
yudse Knox Mrs Montgomery Elair, and Mrs J.
=. aanklh While homeopathic treatnlcnt viii he
tne RUE OF the hospital, no objection viii be made
" Gazing physicians Of any other school