Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-01
Condensed Locals.

METROPOLITAN NJ. E. CHURCH-Rcv. w. II. Boole
On 'Tle Liquor Traffic"
ABNER's HALL-Concert by the Saal family.
Condensed Locals.
Street lamps will be lighted at $40 p. m. and
extinguished at 12:4O a. m.
The Washington Light Infantry Cadets gave a
hop last evening In their arrnory In South WASH
ington, which was Well attended.
Mr.. w. g. kendig, telephone operator at police
headquarters, and Miss Laura VALLEY were
marrled last evening at St. Pauls English Lutheran
church, Rev. S. DOlner officiating.
At the meeting OF the Woman's National Labor
League. last evening. Mr.. Wright, OF the Knights
or Labor, from Philadelphia, made speech favor
Ing the object of the league, and a resolution was
adopted thanking Mr.. EtmOnston for Introducing
the league In the platform at the convention in
Erben Howard was fined $40 by Judge Smell yes
terday for carrying pistol.
Yesterday afternoon Willie Yates, II years old,
Was run over by bicycle ridden by an unknown
man at the corner OF 9th and streets northwest
The boys leg was badly injured.
Late Wednesday afternoon lady, while walk
Ing on 18th, near street northwest, had a small
Satchel, containing sig In money and various other
articles, snatched from her hand by colored boy.
OFFICER West arrested Robert johnson on suspicion
of being the thier.
Yesterday seems to have been day for frolick-
ing. The number of arrests for drunkenness were
not so great as has been known before, but many
more might have been made. The cells OF the
station houses were well filed with 'drunkS and
disorderlies." There were As persons charged with
drunkenness and many others charged With other
violations OF law and miSdemeaEOrS.
At the Childern's hospital yesterday there was a
good many callers and a generous contribution OF
articles for the needs OF the inmates.
Thanksgiving Day was generally observed in
this city In the churches and socially, and many
Of the churches joined in union services.
John Tyler, coored, was sentenced to 60 days in
Jail by Judge Smell to-day for stealing stove from
the store: OF Mr.. w. Bagby at SO7 4th street.
John Brook, cOlOred, pleaded guilty before Judge
Smell Today, to the charge Of being q suspicious
person. Mr.. Padgett told the court that he was
arrested Oh pocket-bOok snatching case, and he
vpo Vpn fhG
On the farm. The court complied with the request
The Columbia Cooperative Building Association
this evening at 6l5 9TH street northwest at which
time stock can be taken. This Is a splendid way
to save money to those who desire to invest
Frederick Rose was fined $105 by Judge Smell to-
day for keeping an unlicensed bar.
Ab@om Douglass, cOlored, was fined $50 or 30
days by Judge SMELL this morning for fourishing a
pistol at fair OF the COlOred b .ptist church.
South Washington, last night.
j. ShillingtOn sends the Christmas number OF
ST. Nicholas.
A DUEL SAID TO BE IMMINENT BETWEEN CAPT
PAGE MCCARTHY AND SENATOR ELECT RIDpLEBER-
GER, OF NIRGINIA-A duel IS believed to be tmmi-
nent between Capt. Page McCartyand Senator-elect
Riddleberger. or Virginia, on account OF an article
which the former printed in the Richmond State,
OF which he is the Washington correspondent
McCarty states in the article that Capt. cambridge
whipped Rillieherser at Winchester, and says
that the latter is little imitation Of Senator
Malone" and "a coat-tail attachment" In Shen-
andoah paper, or which Riddleberger is said to be
the editor, a sharp reply Is made, and mccarthy
alluded to as person or duelling notorlety. Nc
Carly is now visiting friend near Richmond and
Riddieberger is also there.
MARRIAGE LICEEsEs.-Marrage licenses have
been issued by the clerk to John X. Hubert and
Onimeial London; Henry Gather and FIoretta
Redd, both OF Prince Georges county, Md: w. B.
HoltZclaw and Oracle Hurdle; Randall PeruS and
Mary Nelson: Ellsworth E. McChesney and LoIo
NJ Teasdale, both OF Prince Georges county, Md. !;
u tniei Holland and Josephine Smith; Abraham
King and Lucy Dyson; John c. Cole and Emma
c. W. VI STYLES and Artie Smith na;s C.
Inond; W. S. Kendig and Laura Lee Whaley.
ALLEGED BURGLARS ARREsTED.-Albert Foster,
Grant johnson, Robert, alias Pussy SmallwOOd,
and Robert Johnson. all cOlored, have been ar.
rested by Policeman West for burglariously enter
ing the store OF Mr.. Lewis SieverS, On street be-
tween 9th and 9TH streets, last Sunday night. and
carrying of lot OF goods. The store Was entered
OF the defendant and then forcing another door
that led TO the store. In the Police Court to-day
the case was postponed to get witnesses.
FIREs.-Early Thursday morning fire was dis
Covered In the third story OF house 42l 9th street.
roo,ns, as was also the second story; the first
story being occupied by Mr.. J. J. Gould, as pic
S2 coo, covered by insurance
Yesterday morning, fire in the western market
house; corner 2lst and K streets. In the stall Of
Mrs Bucho!Z, caused damage to the extent Of
about 500.
H.
ballet dancer named Matte Plews entered suit
against Thomas E. Snellbaker, proprietor of the
Tneater Conlque, for breach OF contract, as here
tofore mentioned in THE STAR. The plaintiff put
In evidence her contract with defendant to per-
form at the Theater Comfque in this city, at
weekly salary OF SIS, and claimed $50 damages in
consequence of the violation OF the contract on
the part OF the defendant in discharging her per-
emptorily instead OF giving her two weeks notice,
trial before Justice OF the Peace James A. TAFT
last Friday. and neither defendant or his counsel
appearing judsment by default in the sum OF $50
ana costs was given for the plaintiff. Counsel for
the defense afterwards had the case re-opened and
set for re-trial Wednesday, when no one being
present to represent the defendant the final judg
ment-s5O and costs and interest from last Satur-
day-was given for the plaintiff.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFEgs.-Deeds in fee have
been recorded as follows: John Roche to F. w.
Pllling, subs Il and 70, So. 1874; se,sOo Heirs OF
So. 1879; sl.450. Dennis O'Conpell to Julia Quill,
sub. c, So 29!; 81 1900 F. F. Weaver to Mary A.
p p So 81 Ra s9efhs sno TO
to ". F. Geyer and E. ii. Lowe sub %, SO. ss4;
sl.S5 Anna v. Thomas to w. Tyles, pit. Ia. SO.
Tor and R. Lowe, subs. % and 20, res. C; $1,000.
Otto L. Wolfsteiner to jacob Wolsteiner sub. 80,
res c; - 400. A. Virginia Talbert ct al to R. T.
trustee to w. N. Hodges, lot z SO. 6O6, and TO-
s So 49, Is Pa r. So eo 81 So &c., 49, So
susanna Ludlng, pit OF Chillum Castle Manor;
81 400
MIR. BEEcHER's LECTURE-Mr. Beecher will give
his great lecture on Evolution and Revolution" in
lincoln Hall next Tuesday evening, December 5.
1852 The sale osseats commenced on Wednesday
morning at Metzerott's music store. Parties de-
string good seats had better secure them at once
as large number OF the best seats have already
been taken.
SENSIBLE WoMAN.-"I tell you It Is all fool.
ishness, !" said Mrs. Jones. "to go to Baltimore.
found that out yesterday. l can and did do better
rig IT. here at home" Said Mrs. Smith: "What
boys some clothing, but returned and bought them
at b. Robinson CO. S, 9o9 Pennsylvania avenue
They claim to have larger and better selected
stock OF boys clothing than any house in Baltl-.
more"
Political Troubles In Louisiana.
ELECTION FRAUDS-THK KELLOGG CASE ETC,
The New Orleans grand jury yesterday presented
two indictments for forgery and publishing as true
a forged document against thirteen OF the perpe-
traitors OF the late election frauds. Capiases
issued for the parties named In the Indictment
and bail was fixed at S, 600 In each case.
The New orleans Picdyune'S Baton Rouge spe-
clal says: "The governor has issued proclamation
ordering an election February s, for Congressman