Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-01
Condemned Locals.


The United PresbytpIfln congregation has pur
CHASED lot corner OF 9Th AMI ( streets. which
they propose 10 erect neat church edifice In the
spring
The residence of j. p. Boss, 401 New York ave-
nue., was entered by thieves Friday, night 10y
means OF cutting Stats out OF the blinds OF rear
window. \ Qu. nifty OF provisions were stolen
with some articles of clothing.
Last night, an auxiliary associated charity or
ganiZatiOn was effected at the house o. Dr. Sweat
man. corner 2''th and streets northwest. a
board OF nine directors WAS selected This sub
division comprises oil tdat p ri o. the city living
ald Roc Greek
MIR Daniel Norris. q graduate of Howard Uni
verSity hts been ortialHfd 10 the ministry at the
18th street Etptlst church, t.oorpdl nj viii pro-
coed to Marion. All, - take chargt Of a church
there.
patent has been granted II Mr. Charles ".
Hayes, of tai, CITY. .oT bill Tile.
Two corrd boy. Richard Churrhman and
ninety dayS each ~ Jui-e Smell to-day they hlv-
In been seen 10y Policeman Hurst. on 'Ih street
ascertIin II they were locked.
The Washington and georgetown Ice Company,
owing L. iinttion ot time lOr hich the firm was
formed las 3SaiEned lis >t3ck, e. TO John Leetch
The bu iness viii be- coIltiuHed by K'nsIow 81 Bar
ktr, unfer tn meme Of TIE W. & G. Ice Co.
Nj. john - Barbour, of the Alexandria WAY
district, II = understood. proposes 10 Introduce a
bill in the iiouSA rroyii1s for the removal OF the
Washington navy yard to Alexandria
At the annual business meeting of the First
Pr SbY terrain church Monday evening, rpDOrtS
were received showing the church To be free from
debt and fDuriSi!ing. Tho following officers OF the
congregation were elected unanimously: Presi-
dent, Senator Mcmillan: Treasurer. Theodore F.
sir{ent: trustees, irving Williamson and Charles
l. bH BuiS
In going from his hom" on P street, to the Police
Court this morning. Lieut. N0onan fell upon the
Ice and dslocated one 81 his shoulders.
Ia the Police Court to-day. Eli TOlson and Perry
Iyles, two colorcd boys The former 10 and the lat
ter u years old. were al the bar Jas. O. Holiness
or No. 32i street southwest, testified that these
boVs were with the boy who sent TO the work
hOus" yesterday for getting through his coal shutc
AMI coming into his house. MI who thgp Fri,
10 force the door OF his store-room oUen The courf
s'ntenced them 10 ninety days IN jail each.
An IAroETANr DECISION 10 MARKET MEN-Yes-
tariay, in the Circuit Court, Judge Mac Arthur
ttsc c,ss OF tlse Northern Liberty Market COmpaDy
ct. Geir WAS Tried and rSulted in a verdict for
the Defendant. This Was one 0f a number OF cases
OF similar character. The facts are that plaintiff
having bid . premium and taken possession OF
stalls made default IN the payments. ana the com
pahy entered SulJ 10 recover several hundred dol
I4rS- The inaFket company was represented by
Messrs- Elliott ani Robinson, and Messrs Cook i
Cole, g. r; Applehy ana f. H. FAN appeared for
the GeleGdIntS or others Interested The defence
showed That the stalls were sold on lease for 80
years, with night 10 perpetual lease, and offered
H. p'epi written leases 10 fhat effect: and claimed
That the company had 10 authority In its charter
& make such sales, for the law limited the exist
once Of the company In twenty years, and their
rights would cease at the end Of that time The
court Sustained this view. and the Jury thereup0n
found verdict for defendant.
TAELfArx yIvANTs.-Epiphauy church a few
years ago secured the Tyices Of Mr. c. B. Bartlett
Il the management Of Il series OF Tableaux WANTS
which u1rt with extraordinary success. The Y NJ
G. y has thiS year engaged Mr. Bartlett for two
exhibitions At Lincoln Hail. Thursday ana Friday
evenings. Ladies' aud gentlemen from the different
churches viii take part, and making great
eAertons 70 Sarpds5 ali Ior;Aer efforts OF the Kind
DEEDS ~ FEE have been recorded as follows:
n .. Murray To j. ". on, W. 1 lot 81 So l01 ::
S4lod j. r. B+tz u ". Gibson u al pt 4. 81. 29
$3.50 Alice Filling e. John ". PilIing. subs -
am ~. 81. 81. $500. :. Maxwell to H. C. Stew
ar. lots - - %. Sal 3:f2: s. ". Ii. Ward To
Bridget Mccormick, pit lot 4, ST. 1885, 81 800. f.
Clarence Reit ct 81. 10 Dennis OCoaneIl, subs 10
anu 20. st. Gsi: $50. deb Barnard commissioner,
% LYDIA Smith. subs A, b and III, So. 725: s.. c.
W. Invite II :. :. Griggs, subs ahd III. So. 725
$500 JAS. NJ. Carpenter TO Kate ;. Hooper, sub.
". So 51; $3.50. Il. ". Carpenter To Rosa Lee,
sub 81. SD $50: 500 Wheeler and Cailaghan,
trustees. 10 Peter Gurgon, lots % and 50. Union
town; 500. Slrah e. Thorn 10 Catherine r. Nc
Culiough, pt :, so, 2s3; $500. Thos. w. johnson
% JOS " Arrest. trustee lot 4. sq. 101; g.. d.
reotoIs Gonzaga College TO Mary A. Cole, subs. ~
ard ~ 81 $40; $4,000. c. A: Postley to Clara
Posftsy, pr. sub. Is. So 5l1: =, 500 T. Il. Wagga-
M, trustee, to Jas. F. Conners. SUBJ 50, So S5a;
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