Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-20
Condensed Locals.

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1856. O'0-'''
The charge against Frank Dickson. colored, for
Carrying razor, In which fine OF SO was i'm
for the defence in the Police Court yesterday and
In dfsposinS OF the case the court remarked that
man who deliberately took razor was murderer
In his heart, and the fine in the case could stand
The Rochdale cooperative society elected the
iol.o%daG oihceTs last evening; JOS NJ Wilson,
secretary and treasurer; Andrew Glass A. ~
heeher, smith thompson, J. Reynolds, E o.
u w smith John Corson and John Cook, execu-
tive committee
A patent has been issued 10 Cyrus Mantz, OF this
city, for an "unbreakable rubber trunkn
What might have been more serious casualty
took place Wednesday evening, about O'Clock, at
the Intersection OF nth and streets Sc, whereby
Mr. D. J. Fuller, tailor, OF - Massachusetts, avenue
NV, and wife were summary pitched from a
buggy by capsize thereof. caused by the catch
Ing OF a wheel in the iron rut OF the railroad at
that spot Mrs Fuller suffered the fracture OF one
OF The small bones OF one ankle and was otherwise
hur1 her husband received some painful bruises
INSTALLATION OF A PAsToR.-The congregation
OF the newly organized Unity Presbyterian church
or their pastor. Rev. Geo b. Patch. The services
were held In Ciabaugh hall, on 18th street, above
CoIeoran, which Is temporarily occupied a
Church. and were largely attended. The mode
rator OF the preSbytery, Rev E H. Cumpstnn pre-
sided The Installation sermon was delivered nv
Rev d.. Howe, and was an effort worthy OF the
occasion and the man. The constitutional o,,es-
tons were propounded by the moderator. Rev
Dr. Chester gave the charge To the pastor, and
Rev. j. 7. Kelly the charge to the people A
moyemeat Is on foot TO erect new church ediace,
and the prospects are favorable for carrying out
this intention is IS the intention TO build In the
locality OF the present church.
FISH MIRKEr.-Sold by r. A. Golden aren't.
$50 shad from sl4 TO So per hundred; 5000 her
M I.ui 90 70 3 per thousand; 800 punches rock
and perch from 10 to 5oc. per bunch.
srock sALE-A sale of bank, gas, insurance. ice
company and other stocks VIII take place to-Inor-
row, IL O'Clock, at Duncanson's auction rooms
Some or the best stocks In the city viii be sold.
See The advertisement
DEEns IN FEE have been recorded as follows.
VIM II. simmons ct al to Chas. w. Simmons, lot
II So i5s lots 5, II, and 10, So l7 lot s. So 1855
anc lot /, so. 1895; 8. b. II. Warner TO National
national Mctropoitan bank to oI Bernard a. j
de trustee 70 kaa6sth Stone, BLOCK as Il IL S pl
uei Cross, trustee to Adolph Van Beuth, lot ii in
sub. OF g; west OF SO sss; 8. Edwin Downing
st 70 klP FaS , Daniels pt lot 81 ss
60 Se: -. Mary D; Btddle, trustee, to Mary A.
Xalacws, LOT }, block 81 Of grounds OF Columbian
man, pc lot j, sub So sIs; 8. Henry r. Niles
70 Minnie H. Bishop, lot 81 sub. So $780, 500 Jno.
sdson to Marcus Baker, lot q, sub: So sOe, also
Horace Dyer, pit lot 4, so $50; $50 Henry c. NC
Cauley 70 Theodore p. McCauley, sub. lots 10, %
%. and e, 50. So; e.. Henry o. Towles to Gil.
bert G. Towles, lots IS, H. and IS sub. So 404; g.
Theodore p. McCauley TO Henry c. McCauley, sub.
soss 20. q, q, Is. and q. So SIS; -
TEE NORTHERN LIGHTS AGAlY.-There was
another display OF electric lights in the northern
q er,Eancy with the display OF Sunday night.
An Arc OF lambert light appeared in the north and
men breaking into sections, bars OF light shnt to-
wards tts zenith. The ar ST lduaIiy disappeared
ana NE bands OF light grrw int!ixf.,bct The
AMOUNT Ct electricity In the atmosphere was not
UnUcteDtly great 70 Affect the ieieoranl wives