Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-07
Condensed Local,

Condensed Locals
Street lamps will be lighted at $50 D. M. and
extinguished at 4:15 am r ''-'O
Yesterday afternoon, the "crank" calling him.
partment, as stated in THE STAR was arrested
ana at police headquarters stated that he had
come here from North Carolina to take charge of
tne army He was at once recognized as a
:" crank" who was sent to his home in North Caro-
ma Ts less than year ago by the police;
Inc l. Nj. Z. Association willremoye to their new
building, 1903 New York avenue, Monday, the 10th
instant.
A suit has been entered in the name OF Mary
Young agt. John Walsh for discovery account and
partition OF lots 20 and 81, square $40
Edward Huison was fined 81 In the Police Court
this morning for clubbing young man named
Edward Padgett for calling or beer In his saloon
and refusing to pay for it.
The case or John Harris, colOred, charged before
United States Commissioner Mills with 1mprOper
use Oh the mails, after hearing the evidence yester-
day, was continued.
At a meeting last evening OF the Citizens Build
Ing Association, OF which Bgel0w, the abscond-
Ing teller OF the National Bank or the Republic
Was secretary, the committee appointed to report
Oh the accounts OF the company, asked an extern
sion OF time. and the meeting was adjourned.
There was an alarm or fire In the navy yard
yesterday, caused by the Ignition of woodwork
ITUm sparks In the copper-rolling mill, but tn e
names were quickly extingulshed.
AT meeting of the Brotherhood OF Carpenters
ana Joners last evening the question OF recognize
Ing or assocating with the non-union men was
thoroughly discussed, but there being no agree
i Ih on course to be pursued, the matter was
This morning, in the Police Court, VIM. r. Stew.
art. one OF The butchers against whom License
agent Kan swore out warrant for being an uu-
the case was dismissed. anu
Yesterday afternoon while the steamer 7 adv of
| Long Bridge, Edward Montague. a colored dect9
| hand, 81 years old, was struck on the head nv n
] Pile and knocked senselesS He was sent to Pr0vi
| dence hospital in the Police ambulance.
-. About out o'clock last night some unknown white
man was seenln the act OF setting the wood shed
1 on nre In the rear OF Mr.. Livingstone l. Younps
Tesluence, no. 6O9 9th street southwest Mr.
Young was in the yard, and struck at the 1ncen-
/ diary but was himself knocked down by the man
who escaped. The fire was put out by Mr. Black
] lock with buckets OF water.
A little son OF Mary Rhome coIored No 1891.
5th street northwest, set fire TO some clothing i'm
/ room in a chamber OF the house and damaged the
property OF the tenant 10 the amount of about $50
| IL was eXtiDguiShed by private Waterman Duke.
| assisted by some neigbbOrs.
| Mrs Mary A. Graves, who worked at the Gov
| ernment Printing Office, lett there apparently in
| her usual good health last Wednesday She Welt
10 her house on street near 4th, and about to
dine, when she fell and expired, in minutes OF
| hemorrhage or the lungs. The family have the
profound sympathy OF a host of friends.
| very interesting game OF base ball was played
| to-day between the Columbia and Stars. jr which
| resulted In victory for the Columbias by score
or 10 to IL.
Admiral Alexander Bryson IA about tn con, noanoe
the erection OF fine dwelling on MASSACHUSETTS,
| avenue. between Connecticut avenue and IStI
| street MesSrs. Gray Page are the architects
and Mr.. Hugh Hagan builder.
| A PRECIOUS SHOP LIFTER-A little eivht-year
Old cooret girl named Annie Carter was In ths
dock at the Police Court to-day, charged with
stealing shirt from the store OF s. B. Eilery No
1i12 street The clerk testified to arresting hel
with the shirt In her possession. She stated thai
Mary tole her dat dey was put dar for POI people
an she only took onen The court told ner that hi
] only fined her s. or 10 days