Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-04
Condemned Locals.

Five students in the theological course of How
ari Cniycr5ity-Messrs Grice, JOEL, Scale, Cook,
and Giles. VIII receive diplomas at the commence
ment exercises TO be held at Assembly Presby-
teIlan church Tomorrow evening.
The Washington Light Infantry Corps last night
voted to attend the y ttiOndi Encampment Of the
g. A. r., 10 be held IL Baltimore next month.
The corps have under consideration proposition
10 make trip TO Indianapolis in July to attend
the enc3mpment of the Indiana state militia
The fair in aid Of the uniform fund OF the Wash
inston Cadet Corps was opened last night at Way
land nall, Pro-. II. T. GreCner making a brief adj
dreSs, and Capt. Fleetwood responding.
Yesterday. Mr. Frank K. Ward. the well known
dairy man, severely injured his foot while getting
out OF his carriage near the Treasury bureau Oh en-
craving and printing Ills foot caught in the reins
and he Ieli. causing the accident. lie is confined
T. his house.
The marriage Of Mr., william E. Handy formerly
OF thlS city. bot now pharmacist in Kansas City,
Mo-, to Miss Elite Hickenl0Gpar of this city, was
soIemnlzed at noon today in the Metrooolitan
Presbyterian church. z st Washington, Rev. John
Chester, d. d., officiating. Miss Carrie Hicken-
and Mr.. F. j. WcOdman best man. The couple
lett for the north, whence they Will proceed to
their new home in Kansas City.
wilhelmIna c. E Statz has filed bill In equity
against Herman c. J. STATE ct al, for the sale OF
lots 8, and 10 So ia
The Washington Operate Association 1T meet
Ing last evening decided to give 1.-THE Chimes OF
Norm 1ndy' at the National on the occasit n OF Mr.
samuel G. kinsley's benefit on the 29th Instant
ana also to give series OF excursions during the
summer.
VIM Frisby. colored. who picked the pocket of
was lined $40 or 30 days, by Judge Smell to-day
JDe. Wills, colDrei, was find $50 or 90 days IN
In knocking the eye out OF horse that he was
driving. He was committed In default OF the fine
A back building attached to Reisngers bakery,
No. % street northwest was badly damaged by
uTe yesterday afternoon.
Chas Schneble, OF No. 2o6 18th street, and Geo.
Dreseher, at the corner Of 1871 and streets, were
nned SD each by Judge smell to-day, for Keeping
Their bars open on Sunday, and noted appeals.
The Knights OF St Columbkill have elected the
1fEGF- Inn
mander, 7. A. Duffy: first deputy commander,
Thomas Curtin; second deputy commander Pat
MeGraw; financial Secretary, Maurice b. STACK:
recording secretary, William Murphy: treasurer
John Malone; board OF governors, Patrick Nc
miah Conneii, p A. McArdeL
In the Court in General Term this morning Mr.
Charles II. Reed, OF the Chicago bar, waS, on
melton OF Mr.. f B. Hay admitted to. the District
bar. Mr. Reed took occasion TO apologize to Judge
Cox for his oversight in not having applied for
ADMISSION before, stating that when he entered
The Guiteau case, as associate counsel, the neceS-
sity for this action did not occur to him.
Miss Blanche NJ. Strait is sought by the father.
and which was set for a hearing IN the Criminal
Court this morning, was POSTPONED until Safur-
day.
Vim. Slant, street huekster was charged In
The Police Court this morning with being loud and
The court imposed fine o. S. and suspended exc
eutton OF sentence, and released him on his per-
Sonal bonlS.
THE RESIDENT ARTISTS SALE-Though the COL
lection OF paintings and other art objects In the
includes some OF the finest works OF resident
artists the prices obtained at the auction sale
which be&an yesterday We're quite discourasng.
The highest price obtained was $50 which sum
was taken for Max Weyrs painting "Clearng
Away and painting by Meline entitled sBric-s,
Brae" Several fine pictures were withdrawn,
there being no adequate bid made for them.
Fish MARKEr-Sold by r. A. Golden, agent:
shad, from si4 10 S30 per hundred; 800 punches
rock and perch, from 10 10 40 cents per bunch.
THE OLDEST INHABITANTS ASSOCIATION met yes
terday afternoon, jenkins Thomas In the Chair
Andrew Joyce and Lewis Clephane were elected
members It was ordered That Joseph Colds
borough BrufI be requested TO deliver TIE annual
Grafton, and Mr. Wineberger TO read the Declare
ton OF Independence on the Fourth OF july and
Marshal N2si was directed TO make all suitable ar
rangeIaent5 for the celebration OF the day. An
Propriate action was taken regarding the death OF
MN. D. Wis, and sessrs Bruff. LoyeIoy aud
Waters were appointed TO prepare resolutions re-
iatiye 10 the death OF John LcnthalL
THE ASPHALT LABoKERs Union met at .Iohnson's
hall last right. the proceedings being opened
devoutly with prsyer by Thomas PAYNE. Of.icers
were e.Crt"i as follows: Strong Robinson Dresf-
dent; James washington vice president; kbra-
ham Turner, secretary; and Il. j. Johnson, treas
urer The graders and the platform men ask for
g day, and the yard hands, hampers, ro,.ers,
main away from work, and have hopes tina. the
employers Will accedo to their demands, es II is
d:nicut to secure skilled men, especially graders
Heretofore graders hare received ST. per day,
and other asphalt iaborers sl.s day.
BILL FOR AN INJrNCTIoS.-This morning Mrs.
Dora kolb, tenSlt OF house No. 93i street north
west, flied I'LL for an injunction against Sti.sou
Uutcaias and John +. Mcguire TO restrain them
flcm tearing down the premises. She states that
SIC hes been q tenant In the house Tor twelve
fears; that she, with her late husband, built up
business there; that The premises having DLcn
eoE TO Hutchlns, suit was brought to dispOSsess
be-. and pending the suit Mcguire has threatens
20 undermine the building, and has begun 10 DO so.
and TO tear down the house. She therefore asks
Glat be be eojo:ncd temporary restraining or
Ger was made, reIarnahle to-naorfow.