Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-11

NATIONAL THEATKR-"IIer Atonement"
CAPITAL THEATER--vartety entertainment
ODD FELLOWS HAII--World's Museum
Condensed Locals.
"A white male infant was left on the door steps Of
ct. AIMS Infant Asylum about o'clock yesterday
Yesterday morning, a white boy, named James
Williams. broke his thigh bone by falling from O
bank OF earth on North Capitol, between N and N
streets NV. DIR. Marstella attended him, ana
street.
Yesterday, Major Brock received a telegram from
the Connelsyile (Pa-) officers, stating that there
was no murder committed at the mines at that
place, as stated by the colOred man Ward, at
whose instance white man named Bond was
arrested Tuesday in this city charged with the
crime. Bond was released last evening.
At the memorial services in honor of the late
tne New Yer etv EVENING" Prof. pr SoP Rebar
T. Greener, of this city, delivered the eulogy. An
ORIGINAL poem was read by t. Thomas Fortune.
The petition TO Congress asking that the pay of
privateS in the Metropolitan police force receiving
SIS per month be restored to the former amount OF
$50 has been numerously signed by prominent citi-
At FOrd's Opera House, tomorrow evening,
Henry j. Byron's delightful comedy "Our Boys
Will be produced, with MIR. c. b. Bishop as PerEya
Etdd'e,eick, and Miss Minnette Thompson as Mary
EelrOSe
I. E. Snellbaker, an old variety manager, has
leased the Theater Comique for a term of three
years
Messrs- Cook Cole have entered suit for VIM.
]. Henderson against the Il fillmore and Ohio
Railroad Company for So, COO damages for injuries
sustained in collision on March 18th last between
The Medical Society last night adopted resolu-
lions expressing its appreciation OF the work of
held Memorial Hospital and ofrsring its &c Cordial
cooperation.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to VIM.
b. Brooks and Julia c. Richardson's; Robert III. Par
ker and Rachel MuSSey; Wm ID. Barber and Jen-
SSth OF argapd sae o aha Sa and MaSa
us; Rob ,rt H. Byng, OF Charleston, S. c., and
Susie Belmont, OF New York city; ThOs. A. LadsOn
and Alice NJ. Voss; Wesley Swales and Mary Cole
man
The LINCOLN MONUMENT AssocIAT1oN-The
trustees OF the Lincoln Monument association met
at the Capitol yesterday, and elected permanent
officers as follows:-Gen- Nathaniel p. Banks,
signed); Hon Godlove s. Orth, vice president; Ed
ward Mcpherson, OF Pennsylvania, secretary; JnO.
w. Thompson. OF the District OF Columbia, treas
1rer. Messrs. David H. Cartier, Omar ID. Conger,
Edward Mcpherson, Henry b. Anthony, James R
Hawley, John A. j. Creswel, Montgomery c.
Neigs, Nathan Goff jr., and Spencer +. Baird were
elected To I'LL vacancies on the board OF trustees.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKEr.-On the Metro
poiitan Branch b. & o. II. r., three miles from the
c1ty-LewiS ID. Means, propretOr-At the Queens
town Drove Yards-WedneSday, 365 head OF cattle
were offered, OF which 341 were sold to butchers,
at per H., and "a stockers sent to country:
coo sheep and lambs up; OF these SEQ were sold
as follows: Sheep 51Ea61Ec. per To-. lambs 7a9H.
Cows and calves brought s2Oas60. The state OF
tbe market was fair
THE WILL OF REAR ADMIRAL RODGERS was yes
terday filed with Register Ramsdell for probate
1t is dated June % 1879, and provides that his wife
shall inherit all his estate OF every description In
case OF his surviving her it bequeathed TO his son.
VIM Ledyard Rodgers, a silver plate received from
his mother given 10 her father by the city Of Bal
tmore; silver walter engraved with the fight
between the Weehawken and the Atlanta and his
Russian sword: the residue OF his silverware to be
divided Immediately after his death into five equal
parts, and one of them given to his son, AID each
a ~ w MART Tn fl,aa
OF any OF the legatees dying before the testatOr
his or her share was TO devolve TO the surviving
children descendants: all the rest OF the estate
sfter the payment OF debts and legacies, to be
divided into six equal parts, OF which One-Sixth
Ing fve-sixthS TO be retained by the executors
under the WILL and the income derived therefrom
70 De paid to the two daughters In equal shares
long as they remain unmarried. AT the marriage
OF daughter she was TO receive a sum equal to
the onesixth bequeathed to the son, and the other
daughter to receive the income from the remain
ing four-sixths until her marriage, when the bal
ance was TO be rediyded, that each child should
receive one-third OF the original estate The tes-
tator appoints his wife and son the executors
FISH MARKET.-Sold by r. A. Golden agent /:
1900 herring, at s. per thousand; 5000 shad, from
SIS TO $40 per hundred; 800 punches rock and
perch. from 70 to 50 cents per bunch
BUILDING AssoCIATIoNs.-The fourth annual
meeting the Serial Savings and Building Associa-
ton was held last evening at the associations
hail, No. 615 9Th street northwest The secretarys
report was submitted, showing receipts for the
year, Al 4065i; disbursements, $SS, 7S44; balance
In treasury, &, 622 10. Present number OF shares
AoGing advances 2S3; number OF unincumbered
shares sl3; total on roll 1885 The report shows
me association 10 be In a very fouriShing c0ndi-
Ton, the profit made and equally distributed
among all the eight series being a little over 10
per cent per annum- Considerable stock has been
subscribed IN the ninth series, Just commenced
number OF amendments TO the constitution were
adopted, chief OF which was the lowering OF the
premium 70 purchasers from 40 to 10 per cent
Stockholders can now get as high as $50 on a
snare OF stock costing but 63s per cent interest,
With the advantage OF returning the same In
emalismonthly payments The interest allowed
on advanced payments was reduced from 8 to
per cent per annum The following Officers were
elected: President, VIM. Henry Browne; vice-pres.
1dent hooI g; Campbell; secretary ana treasurer
sno A. Prescott; directors. John Cook, Jared d.
Terr1n, J: w. st Clair, D. G. Dixon, Henry c. Dali.
ley, o. s. Firmin and NJ. p. Callan.
AZ the s0th regular meeting of the Arlington
Building Association last evening, George W.
Hardness in the chair, and John JOY Edison, secre.
tary; seven shares were redeemed at &242 IS each
providing dues are paid up In full
SxSr TO JAII--George James, the young mar
arrested by Lieut. Arnold on ID, between 9Th and
10th streets, yesterday morning for insulting
lady, as mentioned In yesterdays STAR, was be
fore the Police Court this morning, On the charge
Of larceny OF nine silk handkerchiefs from w.
Techs store, No. 935 Pennsylvania avenue. Lieut.
Arnold testified 10 arresting the prisoner on com
plant OF the young lady that he the prfsoner) In
suited her, and witness found the stolen handker
that were shown to the Court Mr. Tel identinet
the handkerchiefs as his property. The court sai<
this case OF circumstantial evidence, but TIT
circumstances were strongly against the prisoner
tool Of a burglar : his person were very suspi
clio circumstances, and he could have six month,
10 JAIL