Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-10
COnEensed Locals.

TEE STAR Will be is,uel Tomorrow in double
sheet or e1gA t-page form OF ffiysix columns, and
IS usual VIII command an extraordinary edition.
The unprecedented pressure of advertising in its
columns. even at this season. requires that all ad-
vertiSements be handed IN not later than II
O'clock NJ, and as much earlier as is practicable
The STAR printed in January 1882 3f7 more
ertlseLnents than II did In January 1881.
Street lamps viii be lighted this evening at 500
p H., and eXtinguishet at 1880 a. IN.
Last evening thirty-iour recruits for the United
States army left here, by the b. and p. R.R and
Pennsylvania route, for jefferson barracks NO.
They go through 10 St Louis in one OF the new
Eastiake Gals.
President Garfield, recently presented by De
Molay Conlmandery Knights Templar of Boston,
TO Columbia Commandery, No. 2, OF this city, OF
which the late President was member are on
exhibition at Ellis music store.
PRESIDENT Arthur has pardoned Charlotte
August 9Th Last OF petit larceny, and sentenced
70 $50 days in 1all. The pardon is granted on
account OF her condition
The VIII OF the late Victor Hagman was filed
With Register Ramsdell this morning He an
points his wife Elizabeth executor. nd be1ueofrs
10 her. house No. l23 street northeast and his
Insurance in the Mutual Endowment Association.
u she Msrres again she is TO take Only her lawful
dower
SENTENCE WHICH WILL BE GENERALLY AP-
FRoyEp.-lesterday afternoon, john Jackson was
convicted in the Criminal Court, Judge Cox. OF
burglary, in breaking into the house OF Mrs. w Il.
Murray nj stealing quantity OF clothing be-
longing 10 Mrs. Bessie VI. Hall Judge Cox In
passing the sentence, said that this man had In
the dead hours OF night, entered the house armed
with pistol for the purpose OF robbery, AMI he
deserved the extent OF the law. lie therefore tn-
posed the full Pch3liy-Seyen years at hard Labor
Ii the Auburn penitentiary.
THE VIII. OF THE LsrE THOMAS j. DuRANr, who
died on Saturday last, has been flee fn the register
OF Wills Office. The will was made in June 1875
and leaves hts property-real, personal and
mixed outside OF what he may own in Iouisiano
whih Is disposed OF 10y another will-to his wife
10 De divided among his children at her death.
FOUND DEAD IN BED.-Yester,iay morning Vim
Thomas, weil-kn0wn colOred man. for the past
twenty years engaged finisher in the furniture
factory OF W. III. Dunn, was found dead In his bed
at lS0 Blagden's alley The coroner ascertained
that the cause OF the death was tumor of the
heart. He leaves wife, but no children His
funeral VIII take place at o'clock tomorrow.
DEEDS IN ZEE have been recorded as follows !:
GEORGE Tru3sden 10 David 1. Morrison, subs Is
and 26. SCI. lis: 81 SIS. Louisa A. Humpbrey to
James NJ. Carpenter, sub So SO. 72I; e. Louisa
q. Morgan u Noah Lee, subs 50, 90, 81 and g. sa
80: <z,,U John Hoekelneyer TO ChaS A McEuen,
lot IL, 50. 9 so; s1,oOo.
THE FIRE LAST NIGHr.-The alarm last night
from the box ct the Bank OF Washington was Tor
discovery OF fire in the second story OF the store OF
A. Behrend, No. 707 Market Space. The fireInen
responded promptly and extfnguished the flames
Mr.. Behrend said he could not account for the
origin OF the fire. The losses said TO be fully
covered by insurance. The building is owned by
J. C. Kennedy.
ART SALE-By reference to the advertising
columns IL viii be seen that Thomas Bowling will
commence the sale OF valuable Oil paintings at the
day next The collection, which Is wen worth the
attention Of judges Of works OF art will be on ex-
Motion on Monday and Tuesday, when Catalogues
Vim be ready for distribution.