Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-26
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Condensed Locals.
street lamps Will be lighted at .:l5 p N. and
exIingG>hsd ri II - PIN
The EEEKLY STAR Il large double parer o. ffty-
Six columns, viii te sent postpaid for one dollar
year. Try II.
The Baltimore team defeIted the Waverlys OF
Washington, Ia a game oi base ball ut Orlolc Park
yesterday.
Steps are ;"lns taken IN New York for the relief
or MS Meh Johann. last suIviv ng grand daughter
of Thomas Jefferson who resides IN West Wash
ington, ami tiii for whose relief was introduced
In the last CONGRESS hut not acted rpon.
The Biological Society Will hold IA field meeting
AT Biidens burg, Md, Saturday.
Yesterday aIt moon man named Williams "a
Stranger ia The city was taken suddenly Ill with 1
eogestlva chill. on 9Th street, street Dorh-
west, and wa, removed 10 Providence hospital by
The pcllcC ambulance.
The deputies. messengers and other attaches OF
the marsl9ls Clnce appeared this moInlng IN uni-
FORM or blue. Tie coats are double breasted sack
The ears have the letters ~. :. C." worked In
gold III front, and the gilt buttons have the same
Ntlers embossed upon til III.
Mr.. WIN. Kennedy was charged In the Police
Court this morning with Falling 10 place an iron
Ealing around all optE areN-way at Nos. PIP and
Judgment until Tomorrow.
Hajor Dye has recently made new regulation
III relation 10 the service OF warrants Issued by
the Justices Of the peace When srrb q wo~rany
Il taken cut ana given 10 n policeman for service
ne h;s 10 Communist at its character TO the major
serve it, ''''-'''0'' -
This morning, In The Police Court. Mr. Campbell
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charged with asSaUitinT George Roth on the ave-
na3 with shovel Tuesday asked that bail be taken
IN the case The court decltTe aJ present to take
pali In the case, On account OF The dangerous con-
Git;On of Roth.
Molly Jackson, eolorad. was on trial in the Police
Court TO-DAY Tor severely assautlng Rachel Cross
eolored, tlfcttnr bad cuts with Il stove Id ami
bwO lamps. y fine or so OF % u Tvs was imposed
The Young Peoples Union OF Memorial church
EaYe Their last SOtiable Of the season Ia the par
f)rs or the church last night. and short but In
1sresting p:osr.n was given, in which Miss Emma
clil3 h.1II, Prof. Long and Others toOh part
THE CAPTAIN HOwGATE ATTACHMENT CAsE-In
the court ia General Term to-day the case OF Tire
United stats against Howgate was argued by
Assistant District Attorney Coyle and Mr.. II. W.
6arnett The case comes up on an appeal by the
government from the Judgment OF The Circuit
Court releasing from attachment certain property
when IL = claimed had been disposed OF by How
gate before thT attachment vas served, but which
II The time stood III his name.
FEMME TEIEf ARRESTED BY PLUcKY YoUSG
LADY--&isS Katie III IL. OF No az 9th street, yes
terjay afternoon recognized colorcd .rirl named
tdEHy Jones alias Rebecca EGenbIlry on the
street as the girl who robbed her Of lot OF cloth
Ing anu JeWclry- Not seiDg policeman around
she put TIE girl unier arrest, although she Was
much larger than herself. This morning in the
Police Court tine prisoner pleaded guilty To thu.
charge OF larceny, and Was sentenced to four
months in Jail.
INDICTMENTS REPORTED To-D,y-Tbe GRAND
&nIy this morning reported Indictments as follows:
Lucy Williams, murder talleged infanticiIe by
EsU; Thomas OyertOn, petit larceny SECOND
Shense; Thomas Il. Hoover, false pre;enses; VII
Ham e. Chase. libel against Robert Purvis; Rich
aTd hin, assaultng an O1cer; York Pugh vioiat-
Ny Internal revenue law; Joseph Bertru nd Lou
con, aias frtrsn Leu ion; and Henry Scott, rape,
Gne complaining witness being Lucy Monkey, who
alleges that the ofense was committed On the sth
OF March las4; Henry Scott, accessory after the
fact OF rape.
THE ODD FEfLows' ANNIVERSARY CE1EBRA-
SIoN-Tne sixty-:Ourth anniversary OF the Or,er
OF Odd Fellows was celebrated al the hail on
5th street, last evening b. the members or the
order. The opening remarks We're by C. r. Cram
dali. p. g., chairman OF the general committee
followed by prayer by P. G. Richard Enmons.
grand Chaplain An address was delivered by
3Tahd chaplain Richard EnInOns, and a very tine
Musical and literary entertainment was given ac-
STU uhs 70 lhf Pro9ram published In Yesterdays
Mig BY the Uniformed Patrtarchs, who will give i.
leyee at the hall
FIsED FOR WASTING Por0M.c WArER-Thfs
morning. in the Police Court Inspectors Shomo
and Do3bins charged w z. CoIIey. OF No. 734 nth
street; Daniel : Barron, OF No 136 nth street.
Henry kultz,Of No. 5U7 18th street; VIM Saunders
Oh No $40 q street, and John q. Town, OF lefl 18th
street with wasting Potomac water, by allowing
u 10 waste In their closets Judge Shell said this
law would have to be strictly enforced, and he
would impose a fine OF s. fn each case.
THE COCK FIGHr C.sEs-Mr VIM. Y. Wood. or
ths HUin.the Society, this morning swore out an
information ior cruelty 10 animals, before Prose-
cutting Attorney Padgett. in connection with the
recent cock -ht that took place In this city last
hOhu4y- Inc information charges that
van, R;ch4rd H. Lee and James w Pumphrey
on the 20 d3y OF April, lsS3 on street invest
oiu tlen ana There Keep and use, and be connected
WIN ana INT rested In the management OF aud
receive money for the admission OF certain per
sons, Unknown 10 the attorney OF the District TO
place ana buli'ilnS then and there kept and used
iOr the purpose or fighting and batting fowls -
There IS some interest Ielt in this prosecution as
10 The ilrst time any one has been charged under
this ordinance.
FRUIT CROP PROSPECTS DIscussEp.-The District
at
Han, Ar John saul presiding. and Mr. John T. C.
SIafh seGret,iy; The question brought up for dis
saul thought that but little or any kind had been
killed There was very little fruit in bloom. and
Vhen the bloom Is closed IL cannot be injured The
prospects We're that there would be an abundant
fTult crop this season. Other matters or Interest
20 iruit r%1Sers were discussed by Nessrs. Clark,
Saunders and Saul
THE DISSATISFIED MEMBERS OF ST LIKES tn
sTAkr NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have about
been completed 10y the dissatisfied members of ~
. Luke's colored Episcopal church 10 withdraw from
WAT congregation and organize q new church.
They state that enough members have been tso-
lated from the church TO build UP new one list
Bias been circulated for sirnatures and contains
now about one hundred and thirty names NOBODY
has accepted the call TO the new church. but IL Is
hoped 10 obtain the services OF a white clergyman
VINO now occupies the chair OF professor or Greek
q the Hartford Episcopal college. several sites
Jor the new building are under Consideration but
streets ~
uu'sa LIN fisH MARKET. - Sold By TX. A.
Solden, fish agent, Johnson's wharf to-day: H. OC
Snad, rom <s 10 SIS per hundred i4O 600 herring,
nom $3.50 10 3 per thousand; 100 bunches OF ro.eS
nou ~ 10 IS cents per bunch.
1HE Co-OPRRArTvE BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS -One
g the most successful building associations I'm the
city Is The Columbia Cooperative BuiIffn0 AZ
soe3at.on." which meets the first Friday in eacf
oonth at SIS nth street northwest The dues an,
q per share, on which an advance OF 81 900 i,
Seen- This association viii close its books fol
eecription shortly, and those desiring to tnves
oould take the opportunity 70 subscribe