Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-16
The Light Infantry Fair.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE OPENING TONIGHT.
When the hour comes for opening the Light In
fantry fair, which has been fixed at o'cock this
evening, the display at the Rink viii be In readi-
were Dustling about the hall, putting the finishing
touches upon the booths and arranging the ar,
tieles as they came in:: The Light Infantry, with
leave the armory at 4:3O this afternoon and
parade up the Avenue TO 10th street. thence to K
down dow, to 18th, and in passing Commissioner
EdmOndS' residence, between 18th and nth on K
marching salute'wiIl beg;ven; down 18th to New
York avenue, thence to 9TH, down 7th to the ave-
fair will be formally opened by Hon. George c.
dorham, VINO VIII make brief address A con-
,rioutlon OF 200 from the Adams Express company
has been received through their agent here, MI.
Geo. W. Moss
=, Illness OF Rev. DR.. BoYNroN.-Rev Dr. Charles
b. Boynton formerly chaplain OF Congress, IS lying
at the point OF death In Mount Auburn Ohio at
snd 9s e 1 hs
ercial Gazette. the latter of the Associated PRESS
have gone from this city TO his bedside.
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArE.-Deeds In fee
have been fled as follows: Martha VIII
W King to c. F. Wood. lot 1s. 50. $40; S. SEQ. &C.
F. II. May to Andrew Ochmann, part 4, So 49,:
50, - and "a, 9Th Street and MaryIand avenues es
5. Sam to c. Dickson, lots 40, ii and a. do
5000 Asnfor = Mltcleli, trustees. to G. Mausby.
Davidson. sub-lot %, So g.; $3,23 &C. W. Kinder.
Beaen Noble suSo1s q and 81 So g.: osa % %
W.J. Kinderline to r. Davidson, lot. So 1O:S-
: Ds5TIss 70 y RsI l.! g sos So j
OF Mt. Pleasant; $3.50. c. W. King to Jos. P. RyOn.
lots - and Il, So $40; 5000 J. J. Knox to Chris
to John N. Browne, sub-lot 60 So. isa; fsssoa
Same to A I. Rockwell, sub. 20. do: ss,ss7.sO
SEQUEL TO ROMANTIC EscAPApE.-Miss Nellie
Hubbard, the daughter OF ex-Gov. Hubbard OF
connecticut, who created q sensation about four
years ago oy marrying her fathers coachman has
begun proceedings for divorce. They separated
some time ago on account OF incompatibility The
bringing no IS re a@s
sented as being heart-broken at his wife's deser-
ton. They have one child. a little girl
HARBOUR SENTENcED-On Saturday afternoon
joseph Harbour, convicted OF receiving stolen
properly IN three cases, was sentenced in two OF
sn 70 SIX months in jail and TO ray nne OF
ksoO IN each case There are six other indictments
pending against him.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued by the
Tyler; Chas fudge and Emma vangruder, both of
r y. county, Nd. John T. Lynch and Mary
sDyGes Jonn cr,;s Sehultsrs and Agnes Marie
| ART SALH--A very superior collection OF porce-
Dowling's art rooms, the sale OF which WIN be0in
| on Wednesday next Parties Interested in decor.
ative art should not fail to give this sale their at
| AID FOR IRISH FAMINE SurFRRRRs.-The regular
meeting yesterday or the Irish famine aid Commit.
tee Of the Clan-na-Gael was unusually interesting
many OF those present being brought there by the
publication In Saturdays efAR OF extracts frOm
the letters OF clergymen In Ireland. Several con-
| trioutions were handed In. among them respect
able sum from collectors IN the government print-
| ing ONCE and - from an American lady Of Aiex.
l andria. Appropriations were ordered to be for
warded to Swinf0rd, County Mayo, and Templeboy.
| reported 70 date The treasurer, Mr.. Jas BelleW.
received another letter this morning telling SIM
liar sad story OF want and famine fever to those
told in the letters published in SATURDAYS STAR.