Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-15
Condensed Locals.

The residence OF Mr.. Nathaniel Wilson, late
assistant district attorney. and the adjoining
house OF the same block, on nth street, near /,
were entered Saturday night and robbed OF some
watches and JeweIry.
Green, Charles county, Md, employed laborer
In grading the double track OF the Il. & p railroad,
WAS fatally injured at Bowie station, about
O'Clock Saturday, while attempting TO jump from a
moving freight train.
Street lamps will be lighted at 7:s0 pm. and ex-
tBguiShed at 8 90 am.
Corny Ashton, oolored, was shot I'm the head on
nth street, the White House stables, Satur-
day evening, by David Green, co,CTed and was
slightly Injured. There had been an ARRAY between
some negroes, but 1T Is claimed that Ashton was
only o l00ker-Cn.
boy n2Eei Hicks. Saturday night, on 81 street.
between and streets.
The Dashaway meeting at Lincoln Hall, last
night, at which Mr.. Geo. NJ. Fillmore presided,
was addressed by Messrs James p. Wright, j. H.
Hilton, Ell. Humphrey, John Dorsey, E. Perkins,
b. Oliphant and E. Christiancy.
The May festival OF the Washington Schuetzen
Verein, which was to have taken place to-day, has
been postponed TIL next Mon1ay.
The stockholders OF the Capitol, North O-Street
and South Washington railway company on Satur-
day eiected directors for the ensuing year as fol-
T Fus A chas 'P B Bradley e. Cray, Andie~
Glass.
Rev; Father Fulton, of this city, was in Boston
Saturday, taking part ia the golden jubilee to Gel
citrate the semi centenary Of the sisters OF
charity.
The many friends OF Mr. William Davis of the
Treasury bureau Of engraving and printing, will
be pained to hear of hi death, which occurred at
his resi- lence 1910 south street, at O'Clock SAT-
urday evening. His funeral took place this alter
noon, and was largely attended by employees OF
the Treasury department.
On Saturday afternoon, in the ChrlStiancy
divorce suit, Examiner Lovejoy held session. and
the plaintiff commenced his testimony On the
cross Dill, but only preliminary questions were
asked.
Mr.. John F. Mccoy. the newly appointed ticket
agent at the Baltimore ans. POtOmlc railroad ST.
tion IN TINS city, was presented on Saturday with
III RON
and ccndu tors OF the Northern Central aud Bdlti-
more and Potomac railroads.
We have from Mrs. Mason capital photos Of
''Betty and the Baby"
BishO? Pinkney has endorsed the conclusion Of
the staining committee OF the diocese in reference
to the differences in Sc. Luke's congregation, that
the ''evidence has not convinced them that the
interests OF the clergy and the prosperity OF st.
ton of the pastoral relation between the rector
and 81. Luke's congregation
Mr.. Blodgett, OF New York, who has recently
been In this city, is 1t is stated, preparing to enter
suit, for parties representing the original owners,
to recover possession CT the greater portion the
tn 7th street road, north OF Rhode Island
The property. it appears, was sold for taxes at a
tin VIII n it seemed to be of little value.
This morning, in tie Police Court, white man
named Andrew Henning was put on trial for MAX
ing grossly indecent exposure OF his person in
tie Smithsonian PARK Saturday afternoon, and
was sent to tue WOrkhOuSe for 30 days in default
OF So
j. Shil.iEgton sends Demorests Monthly, Godeys
Ladys Book and Frank Leslie's Monthly, all for
June.
A colored girl, named Martha Clark, wa sent to
the workhOuSc for thirty days by Judge Smell to-
day for begging on the street.
Peter Hicks, cO,Ored, was sent to jail for ninety
days by Judge Smell to-day for assaulting another
colored man, named Jefferson Scott, by cutting
him with razor.
An excursion OF some fifty ladies and gentlemen
from Meyerstown, Lebanon county Pa. headed by
Rev. George Russell, president OF the Palatinate
college, OF MeyerStOWn, Will visit this city on the
nth Inst. Dr. Russell was the late pastor of the
English Mission OF the Reformed church in the
United States this