Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-17
Condemned Locals.

DINE MUSEun.-Novel performance and inter-
eStlng curiOSltleS-
Condensed Locals.
The WEEKLY STAR. large double paper of fifty
six columns VIII be sent postpaid for one dollar a
The funeral OF Rev. Alfred Holmead will take
place from the Epiphany church Tomorrow at
CHARTS smith, colored, was fined $40 by Judge
Smell this morning for assaulting Richard ADder-
son. the driver OF the Police Court van, while act
ing as noOr manager at an entertainment at
Blake's hall. In South Washington, last night
col0red man, named Jno. W. Robinson, was
convicted before Judge Smell to-day OF two cases
OF larceny, In stealing three hats from Frank NJ
goldsmith and pair Of shoes from Isaac Shine
berg. The goods were stolen from stores on AZ
street southwest. A sentence OF four months was
imposed IA one case and two months In the other
case.
This morning. in tho Police Court, middle aged
pan, named VIM Hoffman, was put trial for
making threats TO his wife, who stated that her
husband gets under the influence OF whskyand as
sauits and threatens to Kill her. He promised to
swear on for year IL released, and Judge Smell
gave him temperance lecture and took his per-
sonal bonds to keep the peace for six months
About o'clock last night Officer Mckenzie. of
The seventh precinct. attacked by Patrick
Breen, who struck the officer a severe blow In the
face with his fist. The officer was getting the
better 81 his opponent, when Breen's companions
came TO the rescue, and the aSsailant escaped ar
rest
Dennis Noonan was charged in the Police Court
thi5 morning with aSSauiting an Old woman
n.lmeG Johanna DOrmaD, OF No lie 1st street. and
also with asSaulting Policeman Prather. A fine of
y was imposed in each case.
The members OF the petit jury OF Judge Wylie,s
court not engaged IN the star route reported at
court to-day, and were still further excused until
Monday, the 30th inst
The Emancipation Day Celebration.
TIE EXERCISES AT THE CoNGREG aTIoNAL CHURCH
LAST EVESISG-OTHER CELEBR ATOMS.
The celebration OF the 21st anniversary OF the
emancipation OF the slaves In the District was
continued last evening, according to the program
published In Yesterdays STAR The main exer-
eiSes were held at the Congregational Church.
which was well filled, there being a fair propor.
ton OF white people In the audience. Mr. Milton
NJ. Holland, who acted master OF ceremonies
made the opening remarks. and was followed by
Rev. Dr. j. f. Rankin, who offered PRAYER Let
tiers were read from the President, Attorney Gem
erai Brewster. Public Printer Rounds Senator
VIM Malone and Gen. John A. Logan, expressing
regret at :beir inability TO attend the meeting
MI. Frederick Douglass was then introduced
having Just been presented with a heanfiruI mas
ket OF flowers by MT. Geo w. Stewart on behalf of
the Young Mems Citizen Club OF the District Mr.
Douglass then delivered All eloquent address I'm
which he pictured the present standing or the
negro. He described the sky OF the American
negro as dark but not rayless, and urged that the
true p5ltcy was assimilation, and not Isolation
Rev. r. s Laws, the next speaker spoke In favor
OF suffrage III the District
Mr.. Robert G. IngerSoll was announced to sneak
but Was not present
The Washington Cadet Corps had a celebration
AZ Lincoln Hall last evening In the form or con-
gram offered.
A meeting was held by the associations or East
Washington At Enon Baptist Church last evening
Speeches being made by Messrs. G. E. Harris G.
". Walker and others
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsT.TE-Deeds IN foo
have teen HI d as follows: Julian W. Dean TO d.
Stewart lots A To As, so and 81 II to D. Sherifr's
g. sub OF lots n So y55 s. 100 NJ Johnson to W.
Thomas, part 90, So, II; 500. F. Saufert to John
"aidIian, part 20, 81. 80; Zoo.
SALTS OF REAL EsrATE.-Wm P. Young. real
estate broker, 1870 New York avenue, has made
the follow sales: For Colonel George H.
Ei!iot, SA., lot 4, square 237, improved by the
two-s'ory brick dwelling, No. 1895 street north
west, 20 Mrs Sallie A. Scharhirt for So $50 For
Mr. j. B. T. Upper, lots 5l.52 and So In square a.
fronting tS4 :eet New Hampshire avenue
north or street 10 Commodore John Lee Davis
Is-N, for s13,o;824 For MIS- c. Body through
NeSsrs. stelger s. Lberman, lot H. square S39 i'm
proved by three-Story and basement brick dwell
lng, No 1923 18th street northwest, to Mrs Caro-
Dai1n, OF Baltimore, lots 1, 10, %, 81 and ~ In
square 1858 lots !, 9, 10, II and ~ square 1903:
te,s ., ., .. = and 3 In square I,075; lot i. In
., o. z, 9. 10 II and u. In square Os3 lots 4
O. south hall or :, and g. in square 1890 and lot
g. square 10Sl containing in III PAL $50 square feet
70 Mr. John ". starr for g G23 Is Fer Payrnaster
Wm j. Thomson, U.S.N.. lots 40 and A. In square
1e2, fronting i5.t6 feet on Rhode Island avenue
and containing 6.3j2 feet. 10 Mr.. John W. Warner
Ior 800 %. Lots AZ and 81. same square. same
frontage, and containing 6,142 feet. to Major d.
iV4t'f HEtp, tS.A-, Tor ~ lUl.IU Mr.. Young sold
a. auc'ioh yesterday, for Mr. W. ). Thompson,
trustee, tract OF "A acres, near Pney Branch Ii
Mr.. III Y. Marshall FOR 81. 100
PUBLIc QUARTERLY MEET.NG.-The second
Quarterly public meeting of the Nth subdivision
associated charities will he held In the parlors OF
the Spencerian Business College to morrow WED.
neSday) evening, at O'Clock. All citizens in.
ter Sled In the suppression of pauperisrn ana
vagrancy, the promotion or thrift and t>.iustrv
and the prompt relief OF actual sun - ar,
urgently Invited To attend this meeting Co
operate IN the work Brief, practical addresses
VIII be made by weiiknown citizens
LASGTRY MATISEE-so great has been the de-
G&nd for seats 10 see Mrs. Langtry and In re-
Spouse 10 many special requests, the ma uapeman,
have decided to give matinee performance n,
Tomorrow wednesday,. when Mrs. Lanytry viii
appear as Miss HdTdcaStie in :" She Stoops to Con
QC@r." The sale OF seats for the matinee began
tllS morning.
Coon ISvEsTAEST-one which promises to pa,
good interest on money Inv. >tei, besides advanc
ing IN value-is presented n lie sale OF the fin
all cOminodlous business property known as No
le2o 9Th street northwest which is TO be sold a
suction Tomorrow "Wednesday at 5 o'clock n m
Ihe lot has a large front, and Is entirely covere,
oy lhe building, which is nearly new. See adver
lSement
fosrPoNENEST.-Owingt to a severe afflictfon fl
the Iamiiy or the importer OF the collection O
potceiains AMI bronzes which is now on exhibition
sau luser'ssd 10 DE sold Tomorrow at the ar
saIesFooih Oh Inomas Bowling, Is postponed unit
wednesday ana Thursday, April 8 and pa mi
VIII give an extraordinary ADVANTAGES IN nartta
VINO desire 10 make a careful selection See ad.
REAL ESTATE SALE-Dupont circle and SEQ,
statue two OF the most attractive locations a
the District Attention Is invited TO the a1veY
tlSement or lots for sale near these points b.