Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-27
Condensed Locals.

Tomorrow THE STAR will be printed in double
sheet form OF nfty-Sty columns, nlied, as usual
with large and excellent variety OF matter pSDa-
cfally adapted for family reading and for mailing
70 out Of town friends As well on account of the
great pressure on the advertising space in these
issues Gs the extraordinary circulation they at
tain, which requires the forms to be put to press
earlier that day than on the other daySOI the
week, advertisers are earnestly requested to send
IN their announcements iOT this edition at the ear
hest moment possible. and in all cases before 12
O'Clock IN. NewsdeaieFS orders can, of course, be
hlled at moments notice.
Street lamps will be lighted at II AS p. M and ex
Ex-Governor Robert Mitchell, OF New Mexico,
GEO yesterday, at his lodgings, on AZ street, near
street, OF pneumonia Capt. Thomson, Of the
Union veteran Corps. has rendered the services of
bis company as an escort tn The remains of Gen.
Mfchell on sunday, the 18th instant, which honor
has been accepted ny the family.
Jutge WYE THIS morning In the Equity Court
decided, In the case OF DObSOn & Bro, OF Philade-
Phia. agt Jas. DUNCAN and others, TO award an
Injunction and appoint receiver
Ine colored man Warr!ck. who was badly
burned at the CoIcoran building yesterday, as
STATED IA IHE STAR last evening, died at the Freed
The Washington ana Ohio Stave and Lumber
company has filed certificate OF Incorporation
Their object is the construction of houses, the
manufacture OF lumber aud the negotiation OF
un6sr lands; The District shareholders are: Wu.
Riley, Petit & DrippS, George A. Mcllhenny and
Luther Fuller.
An alarm of FIRE Was struck from box IS yesterday
afternoon for fire in the hospital building at The
Washington barracks. The fire was eXtinguiShed
by the city fire department. AS Chief Cronin was
going down AZ street TO the fire. the axle of his
wagon broke throwing a 'front.' wheel of. and ~
was with much difficulty the horse Was prevented
from running away.
BOARD TO INVESTIGATE THIS FATAL ACCIDENT AT
TIE MISUNDERSTANDING Hunt has directed the
following board To assemble at the navy-y4rd, to
make an investigation OF the circumstances at
tending the death OF Thomas Duncan, tne earpen-
Ter and caulker OF the Portsmouth, who was killed
Dy falling from the rigging last Monday, while
fr1cing up his bed clothes to air: Capt james H.
Gillis. Commander John A. Howell, Medical IN
Spect0r H. G. Nelson, Commander K d. Evans and
Lieut. Commander &. H. stockton.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows: G.
Harry tn B. H. Warner, lot 8, 81. 2e9 and lot as2
block 10, b. and III. addition TO Georgetown: $50
Alice &. Palmer to Clara j. Moore, sub A. so Ia9;
&2Sot q. &. Gibson TO {. c. Thorn. part g. So 4SS:
&l.ec0 e. c. Thorn To Aipretta Gibson, same prop
erty; same. e. Seliuer TO Rachel NeUberger, plrt
north hall q So So s' Ro a trustee trustee
70 s, Gelston, subs. : ana s, So si2; $500 W A.
Ge naSn 20 p t !, Lot Harlem" 500
acres; S3,6s5.
THE " ". c. A. ANNIvERsARY-The twenty
nlath anniversary of the Y. NJ. c. A. was held last
eseEing at the Congregational church, Rev. j. G.
ture reading. by Rev. q. Herbert Ricbar SS,ip
prayer. By Rev. Geo. o. Little; vocal solo, by Mrs
=; >; Poweil, and an address reviewing the work
% the association by Mr.. AIneS The anniversary
address was delivered by Rev John Hall, d. d., OF
New nork. who spoke on the Importance OF the
which IT might prove 10 Young men.
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS or AaEBIc.-Iast evs,t,o
tine organization or 81. Dominic's Branch No 2i2
Catholic knights OF America, was perfected by the
election Of the following officers: President John
Binghain; recording secretary, John j. Dermoiy:
financial secretary, Herbert F. Woodward: treas
urer, p. ID. Dunn: sergeant-at-arns, Robert F.
Mcdonald; sentinel l. b. Cook spiritual director
Father Call, pastor OF St Dominic's; trustees,
three years, Thomas Broderck: two years, j. r.
Dooey; one year, Vim. NJ Brown.
THE LYON SoTEIDo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS John
Lyon Med an answer to A. NJ. Soteldos bill OF conn
PLANT for dissolution of partnership, Injunction.
appointment OF a receiver &C. He admits tnaf MIR
S9teldO loaned him certain sums O, money
amounting TO about 500; that the stock and NIX,
lures OF the Lyon House were his property and
worth about 2,590 He also admits the partner
ship existing between him and Soteldo but claims
that the latter has taken an unfair advantage OF
him. Nj lyon says that he never refused to comply
with their agreement until January r. when So
teldo, In most violent manner demanded OF him
the receipts for that day, that he might lend them
70 personal friend, for which he was to take a
watch as security.
The WILL OF THE LATE Mrs ANN NJ WASHING
TON was MED with the register OF wills yesterday
Fannie W. Reading, she leaves section GAO acres
CT land In California, to be divided at her death
amnng her ive children. This bequeSt Is charge
with the sum OF $1,000, payable to her daugh.
Elizabeth l. Washington, within two YEAR
<fr her death. The house and lot No 4is 9Th
Greet northwest is left TO Anna l. Dayidge and
Il Ehzabeth l. Washington, as tenants In common
fee simple, one undivided third TO the for
ner and two-thirds 10 the latter All other rea
estate Is TO be equally divided among the foul
children of the deceased. All the household fur
nture and personal property Is left to Elizabeth L
executor.
RIVER TRApg.-H arborrnaster Sutton reports ar
Tivals at the river front as follows: stmr. Ann
Eliza, shropshire, merchandise, johnson Bros
scarS Lizzie Regain, Martha Washington, Silver
sprsy, Chas. Lewis, Daniels, Indepe ndent. Wave