Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-20
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps viii be lighted at p m. and ex-
tingufShed at $50 a. m.
against James Carrico ct al to restrain them from
interfering with sewer draining PLAINTIFFS prem
tses, 517H 10th street, and a temporary order was
Frances Thompson, Sylvia Ellison. and Frances
Bell. three young colored girls, smilingly pleaded
charge of public prostitution and were sent to the
WcrkhOuSe for GO days each.
Michael Fitzgerald pleaded guilty in the Police
Court to-day TO keeping his bar open On Sunday,
and was fined 500.
To Joseph shillington we are Indebted for the
Century Magazine for August, the midsummer
number, and one of unusual interest and excel
lence
Henry Dunmore, colored. was cha rged by his
wife, Marion Dunnore, In the Police Court to-day,
with having threatened 10 take her life. He was
committed in default OF $500 bonds to keep the
peace for six months.
THE RIVER TRlDE.-Harpormaster Sutton re-
ports arrivals the river front as follows: Barge
Peter Hines, Reynolds, $4,000 feet lumber, j. A
Johnson & Co barge Mamie and Willie, Moon,
dc tons coal Potomac Steamboat company; barge
Bros; barge III. RensalI, Mcknight $50 tons coal
G. l. Sheriff; barge Robert Shiver, Sandboy, IFS
lie. Alettea Trayers. f. III. Walters. W. Donney
and Maggie, all with coal, altogether ,239 tons.
f ,oT johnson BIOS shr H. F. Forster Rich rs
Walker, WeScott, ,035 tons ice, same; schr T.
Sherman. Crawford, 200 tons ice, Independent
Ice company. barge Iowa, Crone, 40 tons coal
Potomac Steamboat company; barge W. p. Walls,
~ tons coal, same; sehr. Ida v. McCabe, Pickup
~ tons coal, Clark & Given; schr Three Friends
higgins, e3l tons coal, same; schr C. W. Caring,
ton, $1,000 feet lumber F. E. Jackson & Co.
STABBED BY WASHINGTON RoUGHs.-Jas Logan,
deck hand on the schooner Sarah Leveren, OF
Virginia and native OF Baltimore, was taken to
ST JOsephs Hospital. in that city, yesterday for
the treatment OF two wounds, which. the An,eri-
can says, he received In Washington last Monday
One Is In the back and the other in the side
Neitner, however, is serious, the man being more
frightened than hurt He claims that he was set
upon and stabbed by party OF roughs In Wash
ington last Monday.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to John
Thos. Simmons and Josephine Boston; Alexander
Ansle McMichael and ROBBIE St Clare Jackson
both OF St Johns, New Brunswick, Canada; VIM
w kimeaIl, L. 5. navy, and Esther S. Spencer, Of
this city: Randolph Duckett and Lucinda Beecher
both OF IIillsdale, ID. c.; w. p. Crawford and Mary
Z White.
DR. WILLIAM b. CORBrT, whose death took place
last Monday night. was born near Odessa. Della
ware, In July. 1910, and has left many warmly
attached friends In this community and elsewhere
He was man Of large and various requirements,
with memory OF rare fenacity, sound judg.
ment AMI an untirfng industry A graduate OF JET.
ferSon Medical college, he was engaged during the
war In the government hospital at Philadelphia,
and then spent several years In medical and claSS-
cal studies nj Bonn, Berlin, Vienna and Parts. Re-
turning TO Philadelphia WITH such fruits as only
gather. he practiced his procession there until
1Si4 when he removed to this city to accept Dc
sition in the Army Medical Museum, where his
duties consisted chiefly OF translating foreign
works, and were eongenial TO his quiet, stufioIls
student N-'N
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as foriows:-Alice
sub OF original lot IA, So. SO: $500 n vedder to
name. nan. =, wilson, ny, lot So $50; 8. Alice
s.: G. C. Gorham to Amelia +. Clark W. i 3.
20 9 lot sd sls aaa n 7 ~ So ssg
acres. CHICHESTER; N.75o /. Tobrner. trustee IL
Moity Augenstein, lot ss sub OF lot 9. 81. 4.s:
3. G. ". Hslstead TO Iinnle H. Manning. sub.
PSne. sub lots 10 and II. So L is9 slaass & B
L,dd 10 II; f Paine pts q, y and 90 81. us;
property; $4,000. L. H. Warner to W. F. HELEN.
lots ~ and 30, So PIP; So go G. H. b. White ct
al to Margare, j. stetlnus, pit IS, 81 4so; s7,loo
oliver Philips To same, same property; -. w.
H. Mcknight to same, same property; 8.
THE ILLEGAL BURIAL CAsE-Jacob Ross and
Aaron Dsgs, the colored men who were arrested
On complaint OF the health Office officials Few
Ana Turner without first having obta:ned per-
mis- so 10 do from the health Office of the District
In Eiolation OF the law governing the vital stats
ties OF the District, were before Judge Shell to-day
for trial Mr.. w. A. Short, or the Health Office
testified that his attention was first called TO the
matter Dy Diggs coming 10 his Office for permit
10 bury the child on the eth OF last month, end a
remark that he dropped led witness to believe that
the child had already been buried. Insoector
Simns testified that he Investigated the natter.
AMI discovered that the child, which was one
near TcnnallytOwn, GALE! "Chaprelln Jaco1
Ross, one Of the Defendants. stated that he Is a
preacher, and has a wagon that he does hauling
In, and be was einployed by the grandmother OF
tie child 10 bury II, and he conducted the funeral
services, and hauled the coffin out TO the burial
ground for s3 cents. He stated that he didn't know
that it was necessary TO have permit The court
impressed him with the necessity OF having per.
EiiE, saying that II a person was murdered the
holy could be disposed OF ia this way and prevenl
T." authorities from discovering The crime. The
court Imposed nae OF SIS or 30 days, and sus
pclded execution OF sentence.
a FINE INPRoyENEST.-Dr Rauterberg has Jrs
completed Il handsome three-story and basement
bu idfng on Sd street, near Ii northwest, which
adsts very much 10 the appearance of the square
Ths front Is built OF pressed trick with thrcs
courses OF Ohio sfoAc--a bay window II feet In
with extending 10 the roof. The house contains
all modern Improvement and ~ fin.sllcd In hand
eof1e style. Mr.. Cox was thu architect, Mr. Chas
k'aS the carpenter, and Mr. khnsc tae nr.ei layer