Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-18

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pany in The MGScOtte.
NATIONAL THEArER.-Lawrence Barrett as
"kiChelieu-"
Condemned Locals.
The street lamps will be lighted this evening at
800 r. IN, eNtinguiShei at so AIN.
The officers OF the Christian (Gen. Garleld'5)
Church yesterday filed In the Office o. the Register
of Wits the list OF trustees as follows: E. W.
Knowles, J. \. Hillman and II. Clay stier.
As preliminary step to tae formation of bat
selected the following staff officers: Judge advo-
cate, Harrison bingham; quartermaster. George
master, j. 7. Dyer; ordnance officer, E. G. Wheel
er: engineer, j. c. ErgOod; surgeon DR.. F. A.
Yesterday burial permit was granted to inter
the remains of Elizabeth Jackson, colored, aged
1O2 wears. who died at Ia street. She was born
In lsI9 IN Caroline county, Va.
The funeral OF Thomas Z. France, which took
place from his late resi- ience 93 street yeSter-
day afternoon, WAS attended by large delegation
OF the Oldest Inhabitants Association and many
friends and relatives OF the deceased. Rev. DIR.
John X. Paxton, OF the New York avenue Presby-
Oak HILL
j. shllIngton and Robert Bean send Harper's
GOidhly for February
Mr.. John Gordon, who died yesterday. had been
cohtinuCu3iy employed in the Post Office depart
The following patents have been issued to resi-
dents OF this city: VIM W. Giles velocipede;
Laughlin b. Greer. reciprocating engine; james
H. Rogers, electric telephone; Eldridge l. Smith,
opera chair
Mt. b. L. Eeyser. receiver OF the German Ma
conal bank. has filed a Judgment creditors bill
against Emil 5. Frederick ct al
-, "A yI'.ilS man apout Il years oid named Frank
Buich, who has been charged with outrage and
6Ozen other offences. was today sent to the work
house for ~ days for being habitual drunkard.
ROBBERY OF JEwELRY.-Geo. Langhorn was
charged in the Police Court to-day with the lar
cehy Of SOME jewelry, valued at 81, from Mr. Frank
y. Conger, Of No. lf21 2lst street. Mr.. COnger
stated that the young man was servant in his
employ at the time the articles were missed.
Detective Comes testified TO recovering the
articles from pawn shop and 10 the defendants
admitting pawnlng them He was sentenced to
six months in jail
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES OF THE DIsTRICr-A GER
tircate has been DOT lined under the general lcor-
poratiDn act by josiah Dent, L. S. Emery A. S.
Jos Taber Johnson. NJ. d., A. $. Pratt, Maria F.
Welling, s 4 Martha Canfield, Smith Townshend,
Chas. Z. Foster and John f. Cook under the title
OF 1.-THE Asset ted Charities of the District of
Coluin6ia, for term OF twenty years. the purpose
comprehensive and systematic distribution of pub
bia." p - "'' 'A''''' IL '-0 D's'i''' Vi '0i0li-
ANDREW Jackson PUT orr or CHURCH-Andrew
JACK son., o>oree. was charged in the Police Court
to-day with disturbing religious congregation
IN IN" 9th street cOlOred Baptist church. OF South
Washington tall colored man. named Moses
Wlkerson, test fed that he is deacon of this church
and last Sunday night this man talked so loud that
The preachertaad 20 stop preaching, and he(wtness)
the deacon admitted having been convicted in
ths court, within a week, or stealing a board and
fned $40. Andrew took the stand and testified
thit ne was only singin' and thought they had no
lint 10 interfere with him as dey had no ections
when he put his money III de plate. The Court
dismissed The case.
THE ASTHRoPoLoGICAL SOCIETY EIEcTIoN-At
Society, neld last night officers serve the eisl-
Ing year were elected as follows: President, Major
Col. G. Maliery, Dr. r. Fletcher and PROT. OTIS r
mason; general secretary, Lester +. Ward: secre-
tary OF council, Col. \. Seely; treasurer, Prof j.
H. Gore curator. DIR. Hoffman: trustees, Prof E.
A. Fay, G. h. Gilbert, Ii. W. Nenshaw, Dr. Rock
and DR.. King
DEEDS IN FEE have been nled as follows: J. ].
l. IgnbiooI 10 e. j. Martin. parts and 10, So ii9;
ST. T. L. Iidlns to Susanna j. Squire. SUBS
Il, 81 and 50, SD s92: $500. c. c. Duncanson ct
al, trustees. TO Willard Metzger, sub 10 So $50:
500. G. II. Thomas TO Annie F. Darby lots Sls'
us, SSf and S35. Cniontown; 1880.
GEO. I. NoKEs' BILL FOR DIvoRcE-In addition
70 the FOote. Ball and StOckman divorce cases
papers In which Were filed YESTERDAY, (as men,
another case George I. Nokes filed bill against
Cora Nokes He sets forth their marriage In 1870,
1874 He charges that for two years she has been
little else than common street walker and con-
Ioatins hrr WITH the evidence of her bad conduct
him
GRAND LopGE. IO.M-The annual session OF the
Grand Lodge, LON, was held last night at Co
III. II. Weaver In
the chair. There was large attendance OF past
masters present The report OF the officers repre-
sented the condition OF the order in the District to
Be prosperous The address OF the Grand Archi-
teet was long document, and contained MANY
valuable suggestions. The election OF officers re-
suited as follows:-E. c. Crump. OF No. Q. Grand
Architect UNANIMOUSLY: C. E. o'Neil. OF No r.
Vice Grand Architect; Ed. W. Bawsel, OF No 10
Grand secretary; John w. Thompson, OF No. II,
Conductor; III. c. Sholes, OF No IL. Grand Chap
lain; j. E. Hinton, OF No. /, Grand / Sentinel:
John Steele, OF No; =, Grand o. sentinel; Hanson
+. Weaver, Grand Representative TO the Supreme
Lodge.
RIVER TRADg-HarbOrInaste Sutton reports ar
rivals at the river front follows: Steamer g. ii.
foo,e, 1owney, e0 tons coal, s. Emery; schr-
Mabel Thomas, Smith, 400 tons stone, j. W. Nc
KNIGHT; schrs. Banner, j. c. Fannane, James
Wagner. Z E Grey, John FraEcls, all with oys-
tiers for market; longboat Ann shea, Ashton, 20
Gcr,lS wood, Johnson Bros StInr Ann Eliza Shrop-
shire, merchandise, johnson Bros schr. jos. ii.
Johnson. Johnson, and longboat j. H. ID. Snoot,
ing Light Mary Elizabeth, Carpenter, Sarah Jane
A. Shuts, sl00p G.. W. Brian anu schrs. Mary Eliza
with oysters for market
Bill TO SET ASIDE DEED on THE ALLEGATION
THAT 1T MAS PROCURED BY FRAUD.-Yesteriay
Margaret l. Psschal Fled biu in equity agt
Moile NJ Main, to set aside deed for lot 10, block
., Meridian Hili, which she claims was procured
py fraud She states that she executed certain
DEEDS IN Henretta O. Marshall, and executed them
before James Ii. Main, November 20 1851 and thai
said Main presented her certain other naDers To
sign, representing that it was necessary and that
having no doubt OF his honesty She signed them
sno II ner alleged signature for the lot In question
geIune, That Is the Way it was procured Ed
ward H. u. Mayne is the counsel for Mr.. Paschall.
WA0RIN6ToN CATTLE MARKETING sales of Hive
s.ock0t Drover's yesterday reported by MT 7
aavenner1 were as follows: $50 cattle up and sold
81, ~ 10 %; good, to 5X: medium fair, Az to
and calves. so 70 $50 ~ ~ 80 'ooe"s