Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-19
Condemned Locals.

THE STAR Will be issued ON Saturday in eight
page dOubP-Sheet form OF fifty-SiX columns.
Advertisers will confer favor by sending in their
orders before II o'clock on the day of publica-
ton.
Street lamps VIII be lighted at $50 p. m, and
extinguished IT ) 10 a. N.
An exemplifed copy or the VIII Of the late Gen.
A. J. Meyer a. s A., from the surrogate OF Buff
felO NY has been fled with the register OF deeds
for record. He leaves his property TO his wife.
AT the regular meeting of Columbia X. A. Chap
ter No l. last evening "a b handsome nc past high
AT the annual meeting OF the American Society
OF Civil Engineers in New York yesterday it was
ton. the date 10 be fixed by the committee on d.
rectiOn. Ashbel WEIGH. of Lambertvile, Nj, was
reelected president: Col Thomas /. Casey, OF this
city. was chosen one of the directors.
The carpenters and joiners of the District are
about To take measures for holding mass meet
ing for the purpose Of effecting trades organiza-
tons in this city. Delegates from other MIA
tons viii Nest them Friday night.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will next week
TO leave Baltimore at 7::S5 an. and reach Wash
1ngton ct So The time OF the 10 am train from
Washington will b. quickened to one hour for the
run 10 Baltimore.
George 5. Prindle esq. had a pleasant surprise
last evening at his home in lie Droit Park. For
three years he has been chairman of the board OF
trustees in Calvary Baptist church, a position
which he has filled with ability Last evening
many cfthe members OF Calvary church assembled
at his home and emphasized their appreciation OF
his services by presenting him with an elegant
silver pitcher. goblet and salyer
Thieves entered the residence of Mr.. c. c. Wiki
son, - Stn street southeast yesterday. between
2and 81 O'Clock in the afternoon. during the alb
eence OF the faIgiiy by cutting the shutters, and
stole pair Of cun buttons, about SIS In money,
two reviewers. pair OF opera glasses, silver butter
knife. and various other articles The police think
they can track the burglars.
Geo e Moore. ST., has entered suit, by MeSSrS.
Elliot and Robinson. against Andrew Langdon
and Others, add d. NcClelland, for $4,000 dam
ages TO his iand by reason of draining on his land.
SUITS FILED.-Yesteriay, 3 c. Raub, executor OF
the late George y. Hopkins. filed bill against the
Masonic Mutual Relief Association and VI. G. Hop
kins, asking that the payment OF certificate 1716
be enjCtned, and the same be paid to him.-DaI-
lei o &. Callahan and others have filed a bill in
equity against Henrietta Stuart and others for
the release OF deed OF trust given to Walter H.
Irwin trustee {dcCelseL), on lots 22i. ..5 2J7 and
20 in UniOnt0wn.-Mary j. Flanagan ct al, by
George Callahan, their next friend, have filed a
bill 10 yacate conveyanceS and for sale OF real
estate. lot 81 square or reservation A. against John
for Thomas 4. Henry against the Washington and
Georgetown railroad company FOR 8. COO damages,
sustained on the 81 OF October last He alleges that
he stopped car 12l in front OF the Treasury, and
when he had partially got into IT, the car was
started. and he was thrown 10 the ground. his
hand and leg being injured, and perma nent iniu-
Ties being iriicted.-W. Z. Crandell. by Mr.. Fall,
has filed suit against the District OF Columbia
for Sl2CO0 damages, alleged 10 have been caused
on the 9th OF December last by plaintiffs horse,
attached TO his carriage, running into the
OF horse on street, near 18th street. left there
negllgently by defendant, by which the carriage
Was broken, the horse injured that he died, and
piaintn was thrown out and badly injured.