Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-25
Condemned Locals.

Street lamps viii be lighted at 1915 p. m and ex-
GngUi>hed 81 20 q. III.
Yesterday afternoon Richard Barlow, 13 years
81. died suddenly at his house 81 Clarke'S alley,
between Connecticut avenue. 18th, L and streets.
The coro1ei gave certificate OF death from heart
disease.
AT the quarterly meeting OF the Grand Division
or the Sons Of Temperance i{ the District last
night the death OF Rev. c. W. D;h.eol, who was
the grand chaplain. was announced. snd COM
mittee, consisting of MesSrs Boyce, Mifcnell and
Bridge. was appointed to draft suitable rest!u-
At an adjourned meeting Of the Odd Fellows
Mutual Relief Association last night motion was
adopted 10 readnt members who have been
cropped Tor nOn-pay nent or assessments by the
payment OF s. TO be In force for year. Several
aiaelilIneHI2 70 Ihe cohstllutlOh were MADE and
rejected, their 0bJHct being TO allow members to
retain membership after having been suspended
from their lodges.
St, siasins'0n Ssia the fe'ruarS number OF 81
Henry G. Herring. charged by John Lyon with
the larceny OF some silveryare from the Lyon
house. Was dismissed in the Police Court to-day.
The case Of John III. Johnson, c. F. DutrOw Pat
rick Downey, John G. Gibbs, VIM. II. Robertson
and 1h0S. FLYNN, VINO Were charged with occupy
Ing portion OF Louisiana avenue, between 9th
and 10Th streets. for private purposes which cases
were continued In the Police Court from time to
time were dismissed to-day, il being reported that
the obstrU. tons were rer3ayed.
The weekly night exhibition at the Corcoran
Gallery takes place tonight instead of tomorrow
night, IL VIII b. seen. The change 81 evening is to
Crafty the northern eXCurSf0nistS
jos RuStLu alias Alexander Spinner, the negro
who t1ed 10 get into the at the City Hall VS.
terday To 80 back to jail with GUiteau, pleaded
guilty To the charge of second offence OF petit lar
ceDy in the Police Court to-day, ana was sent to
Jail 10 await the action OF the grand jury.
VIM Hungerford and Henry A. Wade, coIored,
who were before the Police Court some days ago
charged with embeZzlng the funds OF the society
known as The Independent Order OF the Sons
and Daughters and the Brothers and Sisters Of
Moeest or the United States and the World at
Large we're again put on trial to-day, AMI the
case again continued for evidence
A MEETING OF BRICK AND STONE PAYERS of this
city held last evening the hall corner Of 8th
and streets, and permanent organization was
effected by the election OF VIM. Welsh as presi-
dent, BenjaInin Leach secretary, and Domfnick
Glddings as treasurer committee OF five, con-
Dillon, Thos- Lynch, and Dennis Coughlan was
appointed 10 confer with the general committee of
was also appointed TO draft q constitution and by
laws motion WAS adopted fixing the wages OF
all PAYERS after the last OF March at 50 per day
THE WEBSTER MONUMENT commandments
sioneF OF Agriculture LOrn In virtue OF the power
conferred upon him at the Webster InrtnnriaI meet
Ing on the 18th inst. has appointed the following
committee To solicit subscriptions TO the proposed
monument fund, make selection OF artist, design,
sttlsOn fIutchins, " W Corcoran. Jas G. Blaine
Samuel J. Randall, X. p. Flower, Waldo Hutchins'
John Eaton, Hayward ". Hutchinson A J. Drexel
Marshal +. Wilder, and George b. Lorfng the
latter Name being added by order OF the meeting
SCrr AGAINST A RAILROAD COMPASY-Nartfn
G. fanney yesterday filed suit against the BaIt-
more OHIO railroad company for $40 Zoo damages
He SrtSS that on the 18th o. October 1851 he mr.
chased round trip ticket on this road, and while
returning from Baltimore, Md, was attacked i'm
The ears and beaten by some roughs He claims
that the company should have protected him from
assault and injury.
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES-A meeting was held last
evening at Lincoln mission, 10 form an auxiliary
branch OF the associated charities for the second
district G. T. Foster was chosen chairman and
W. III. Seaman secretary. A constitution was
adopted. and the following members OF the board
OF managers, which Is To consist OF nine members
were elected: 4. E. Foster, president; DR.. NJ ID
Peek vice president; Gen. s. S Henkle, treasurer.
w. ii. Seaman, SECRETARY, and Rev. s p. Smith
MIS- c. Il. BabCOck Were elected the representa-.
ave 10 the parent society.
RIVER TRADE.-HaTbor Master Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front rs follows: SchO6ners
Den and Ocean Queen, with oysters for market:
schrS- Richard Lacey ana George and Martha
with cord wood for dealers: schr. Mollle Fauncp
400 bushels oysters fer market Schr Three Broth,
eFs, Taylor 40 cords OF wood, market; sChr. Carrie
ESkr1dge, 500 bushels oysters, market.
REVIVAL NEETTSGS.-An interesting revival meet
inS Is in progress at the Metropolitan NJ F. church
az which there have been ntteen conversions up a.
the present time The pastor, Rev. X. \. Baer S
assisted Dy Rev John +. Naugle At the meeting
last night several persons presented themselves as
penitntS al the altar; others rose for PRAYERS OF
tne church II was announced that THIS evening
an experience meeting would b. held - Ar Gr1cs
ME- church, 9th and = streets, Rev. j. w Smith
pastor, a revival has been in progress for a week
OF mere. and the interest Is on the incres Sc