Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-11
Condensed Locals.

street lamps Will De lighted at 80 and
extinguished at 2:3O a. m
A press club was formed at a meeting OF lady
correspondents at the Riggs house last evening,
with the following officers: Mrs C.Olivia0 Briggs
president; Mrs Braendle, vice president; Mrs
Lincoln, secretary; Mrs. L. III. Babbitt auditor
and Mrs Sanford, treasurer
Lieut. Greer of the sixth police precinct who was
so seriously Injured about week since by being
thrown down and run over by a horse and wagon
On 'Ih street, Is improving rapidly.
white male infant, about a week old, was
found by Lieut.. Gessfords men early this morning
on +, between list and FL streets southwest. 1t
was sent TO the ST. AIMS asylum
Douglass Gibson. colored, who assaulted Ser
under arrest on the Fourth or july was sentenced
by Judge Smell to-day to pay fine OF $40 or be
comm tied to jail for 90 days He was committed
JnO- Gardner, coIored boy, was fined $40 or 30
days by Judge Smell to-day for seriously assault
, tg young man named Frederick Smith by cut
Harry and George B. Duvall and Joseph and
Polk Darneille We're fined 81 each by Judge Smell
tnis morning Tor bathing on AnalOStan island at
unlawful hours.
License Agent Ran to-day swore out warrants
at the Police Court against E. y. Lowe, A. W. c.
NOnn and JOS L. Davis for engaging in the bust
ness OF claim agents without licenses.
IhlS morning, in the Police Court Albert
bouldln, cOOred Baptist preacher, was put on
ulal tOr committing, creating and maintaining a
i nSsanee INJURIOUS to health consisting OF de-
sDectors Shepherd and Hurd, of the health Office
stated that Mr.. Bouldin has been notified to abate
the nuisance and has failed TO do so. The court
imposed fine OF s. or Is days. and the defendant
noted an appeal
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follo.s.-pierce
n b. Young TO K ii. Lan-dae, lot 26, So 1884, 81 800
y Mason to jackson Davis and Gynnette B. Sye,
ford, lot q. sub Is So 551; 5000. Matte A. Daish
70 tydla f sinclair, lot IT, sd 1884, $3.50. W. NJ
hodges 10 III. r. Elliott, lot II, So. AS; $4,000 T.
Wilkins 10 Herman H. Crane. lots and K. So
80; =. H. r. Maryman to Otis BigelOw. ut 8
50, 90; 500 j G. Wtlmarth to L. K. Taylor,
lot G 81 IA; s1.015.75 and deed trust for 81 25
John Connolly 70 Cleo A Jones, pt. f. So 73: $40,
c A Jones 10 Leon Teresa Jones, east half same
property; 500. l. T. Jones to C. A. Jones, west
half do: $500 Joseph Prather to d. He1ny. sub
10. 81 sol; $50 E c. Tallmadge 10 $. w Cox
10 @t Z, SUP Mount Pleasant; $500. E. Cammack
b. Patch to Unity Presbyterian church, same
property: $3.50 Miller, trustee, to c. A Jones,
Elizabeth l. Dunn, lots Is TO II, so. 1872 s91s9 w
Wlhthfo? 10 same, lot 81, So. l52; s1l.312 r s
s Say,s to :, a. Davis pit ls Ss5 800 H
Carrie E. 4. Knox TO ". j. Burke, sub IS, so. 1913:
sitO F. A. Ashford. trustee, to John T. Arms,
trustee to walter Pts % "a and s - sa 9,s
s h. Laura Jones TO ID. b. Gron, sub :. so.
$50; $500 A. v Springer to D. b Groir. sub no. 81? Of
SO 100; $. d. b. GrOn to Laura E. Jones' subs
y and ., sog s4a; $500 C. B. Pearson to B. H.
warner to c. b. Pearson, property east or above:
3. C. b. Pearson to lila Little stevens, prop,
Little SANDS, property adjoining above: 81 600
aOhn A Moss TO Dorsey and Lucinda Denny pit 2
So i; Duty Iarln s10 ChaS- A. Walter 10 Cathe-
zine PIsner, parts q ana a. sub. So. AS; 5000
Pearson and Warner 10 Lawrence SANDS. one-third
interest 10 part 3d. So 156; s636,66 T. \. McLaugh-
"h u eooo I. Willard part q, sd a5i; $4,000
THE ASSOCIATED CHAKITIEs.-At meeting OF the
board OF directors OF the Associatcd Charities last
evening, Win. y. Gurley presiding, the report OF
the secretary, Mr.. l. S. Emery for the month or
July was submitted, showing that there were 20
during the month. Rev. DR. Bartlett was elected
TO Nil the vacancy on the board caused b. the re-
moyfl OF Rev. Dr. Paxton from the city. Several
cases where the association had been defrauicd bv
designing SWIMMERS were brought uD, and the adj
Visibility OF publishing aud prosecuting, legally,
action was deferred The board adjourned Until
the secon1 Monday In September next
THE GERMAN AMERICAN BUILDING Association
No. 4, was organized last evening at Witthafr,ss
hall, on Capitol Hili, 10y the election OF TIE fol-
Butterer, vice president; Lewis Neurath treas.
nrer: Peter vier6uchen, secretary; John w.
Sarthel George W. Pratt. C. Kattlenan. John
1oehSe, Henry hoffman and C. W. Okey, directors.
The RIVER TR.DE-Harbormaste Sutton 70
ports arrivals at the river front as follows Str
sie Geog hogan, merchandise, Stephenson Bros ;
SIT. Louisa, LAWSON, Merchandise, johnson Bros
achr How ard NJ johnson, Woodward l62 tons
coal. : Eme,y; sehr; Virginia Dare, Latham
Roy5e, Crosby, 937 tons Ice, Great Falls lee Co :.
sshr W. ID. Clark, Nash, 30 cords WOOD H. l.
KNOCKED His WIEg Down IN Iowa CIRCLE
John West, colored, was charged in the Police
tourt Today, o. Annie West, his wife. with hav-
Ing assaulted her. She told the court that She
was walking up the street with him last night
when another woman came along and handed
him her parasol TO carry and he started TO leave
witness, who protested. and he knocked her down
In Iowa Circle AMI beat her. Policeman Column
bus testified to being attracted 10 the spot 6y
cries Of murder, aud on arriving there put West
under arrest ON complaint OF his WIFE A fine of
- or 10 days was imposed, and an appeal WAS
noted
MARRIAGE LIcESsEs have been issued TO Wilbur
u Spoer ard Katie Ham!aOad. w III. Rollins and
Annie L. Beach; John II. ODonnell and Anna ID.
kogntz