Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-14
CONDEMNED Locals.

On account OF the large quantity, wide variety,
And excellent quality of the reading matter given
In the d0uble-sheet or eight-page STARS, an IN
usually large edition OF each Is printed meet the
great demand fer them. Ia and out OF the city,
sc an carrier hour than usual. Advertisers are,
therefore, requested to send in their announce
Inents for to-morrows edition as early in the day
as practicable-and In all cases before ~ O'Clock
m, II possible-in order TO insure insertion and
proper classification
Street lamps Will be lighted at &: so %. m. and
extinguished ut 2:30 a. m
Mr.. l. Rodney Taylor has been elected superin-
tendent OF the Calvary Baptist Sunday school, vice
b +. Bigelow.
Mr.. Norris Murphy, OF this city, who has been
experimenting the work of Murphy & Cocoon
strueting jetty at the mouth OF ST. Johns river
and Cumberland Sound, Florida-for the past
eighteen months, has returned to the city, the
work having been completed and accepted by the
contract
Col Webster. adjutant general of the District
militia, has Instituted an Investigation into the
circumstances leading To the accident on the Atm
o. July by which a member OF Hannemans artil-
lery company had his arm blown OF.
AT meeting OF the ROsSn Choral Society, last
evening, the resignation OF the secretary, MIR. w.
e Macarthur, who IS about 10 leave the city, was
received, and resolutions expressing the society's
appreciation OF his services were adopted.
Miner Coleman, coiOred, was sent TO Jail for 81
days ey Judge Smell this morning for stealing a 60
bill from white boy named Samuel HoltZ, who
told the court that he buying pitcher of beer
I'm saloon, and the prisoner picked up his
court sent the prisoner Jail for 90 days and or
dered him TO make restitution To the boy.
Julia Davis and VIM. Thomas, cOlOred, were
charged in the Police Court this morning with
being disorderly last night. Policeman Columbus
tessifed 10 arresttng them for fghting at picnic
last night Thomas forfeited collateral, and Julia
was fined IS or SIS days.
VIM. Wilson, an old colored man, was before
Judge smell 70 day or being an unlicensed produce
personal bonds TO procure license by next We'd
nesday.
southwestern portion OF the city, not only by the
citizens, who hardly ever have a flow through the
by the bureau OF engraving and printing. the ag-
ncultural department., and the Smithsonian inSti-
tuition. Something viii have TO De done to remedy
The deficiency. move is on foot by the citizens
In that part OF the city 10 make application for an
additional Pinch main. connecting street south
with street north, and TO extend to the large
main on Pennsylvania avenue. Mr.. VIM. Petit
bone, prominent IN that section OF the city in all
puelic enterprises, is Obtaining names to a memo
rial To be presented 10 the engineer department
asking for this additional pipe.
An sold TINE CAMP MEETING,r beginning On
the 18th OF July 1884, and continuing for ten days.
win be- held on the grounds OF Ahr5ham Nicho,s
az Springfield Nd, on the Marlboro road about
four miles from Washington. J. NJ Mitchell and
w. Il. Thomas and congregation or Israel c. NJ. r.
church, and congregation OF East Washington;
Hat, preachers in charge, and others, Will par
ttctpate in the meeting. The managers are: Rev
sohn Johnson. Charles Nichols, Rev. William
Cont, Abraham Nichols, Rev. III. Primrose
and James Grey. OF East Washington: Thomas
Cephas and g. W. Colo, OF Israel chufsh. The
singing band from Af3,1tia1o aud EaSS washington
VIII attend
weaSxxR tase1zA ~ W1 MSOiscA1vosB.
Last events S609x $50 O'e1Beh y4oent Wurk-
men, nansn1 1unae8 6E1sses1 a. IDuO8 DtOon,
wers engages 81 BssmQ NDa10 60 = street
Baptist ch0n1kr a. sea1os4 go ~ Dses1poa-
ting them abput - . thg gYul4 htBlng
ssrfzsett iueepualiy 80 Hepson s1tgE ~
Maskrfter, oE the uugYueHey Hoeptkn& WaS cA1led
IN and pronounced GrisSetts wUan6 OF q serious
nature, after which he was removed by the police
ambulance to his home, No Is g street north
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