Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-11
Condensed Locals.

THE STAR will be again Issued in double-sheet or
eight page form or nfty-six columns to-mor-
row. Advertisers viii, as usual, confer favor
by sending in their orders as early as practi-
cable to insure insertion and classification The
new advertisements for April thus far have ex-
Street lamps viii be lighted at p. m. and e1tin-
guiShed at q. NJ
Owing TO the Illness OF Mr. Jules jordan. the
concert OF the Philharmonic Society advertised for
Tomorrow, is postponed until further notice
Yesterday In the Circuit Court, Judge MacAr-
thur, In the case OF GOnZaga College aCt Doug
las-as 10 the yalility OF the viii OF the late VIM
Ford-the jury found a verdict against the will
last propounded, thus sustaining the will made In
The trustees OF the Columbia Fire Insurance
company Yesterday elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: III. A. willard, president; F.
b. Mcclure, vice president, and H. K. Willard :,
secretary.
The revival services ut the 4th street n r
church, between E and G southeast, Rev Dr.
France, pastor, which were begun on last Sunday
afternoon, are creating great deal OF interest
Bentley and Jones' Last evening, in spite OF the
inclemency OF the weather. the church was well
nile d, and the meeting successful one resulting
In several conversions
dispatch from Boston says. that "James Fitz-
gerald, who swindled Charles Francis Adams out
Oh ierge sum OF money, was appointed by ex-
Senator Carpenters influence to a position In
bie."
Among those present at the reunion and banouet
OF the Maryland and District OF Columbia Alumni
OF Lafayette College, OF Easton, Pa, at the EutqW
w. 4.
Cattell, president OF lafayette College; Col c. N.
Deringer, OF the Washington bar; Samuel Shoema-
ker. managing director Adams Express: john w
Garrett president Il. and o. railroad.
A certificate OF the election OF trustees OF the
Sixth Presbyterian church-Chas. b. Pearson W.
A Thompson, J. G. Thompson, Ross A. Fish, A. s.
Webster, e. B. Phillips and j. G. Lee-was placed
on record to-day.
The case OF John j. Noonan, indicted for man
slaughter In killing Florence Donohue on
October 18th last, at the corner OF 26th and /
streets, Will be called In the Criminal Court
Judge Nylie. for trial tomorrow
The New Hampshire club. comprising about 100
prominent business men OF the state including
Gov Bell, Is expected To arrive I'm this CITY To.
morrow on the way ~ Richmond They win stop
al WiIlarf'S " P
The Order Of Mechanics, embracing som. DOZEN
lodges, In the District will celebrate the aunypr-
Sary OF the order here by mass meeting M odd
Fellows hall and banquet on Wednesday, the
18th OF April ~
James Fl. Gordon secretary OF the brickmakers,
union, writes 10 Shy that ''last season moulders
got Sl5 70 u. % per day. Now, all We ask Is the
following advanced prices :-Mouifers, So and
&l.5Q" "
MRS ScoviLLR RAISING THE INSANITY QUESTION
AGAIS.-hrS Frances NJ Scoytlle who is at her
home in Chicago, prepared BILL TO be filed In that
City to-day through her att ,rney W. H. Johnson
praying the county court that she be appOtnfed
conservator u the estate and person OF her broth
er, Charles j. Guiteau. The bin sets forth the he
lief OF petitioner that Guiteau Is OF unsound mind
and body, and incapacitated from the proper care
OF his person and estate.