Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-15
Condemned Locale

Condemned Locals.
street lamps will be lighted at II 80 pm. and ex-
tinguiShed at 4: rs am.
THE WEEKLY STAB eight large pages cut, past
Cd and 1olded) VIII b. sent postpaid anywhere in
the United States or Canada for one dollar year.
Chief Marshal ThO5. MuntZ has been notified
that the Knights Of st. Peter. Of Baltimore, Nd,
intend TO participate in the parade here on st.
Ella p. Rsdon, John r. Risdon and James W.
Norton have entered suit against Ambrose H. Nor
ton, Mary I. Norton and Lucretia Norton for the
partition and distribution OF the property left by
Ambrose III. and Lucretia Norton, deceased.
Last night about II rs O'clock thieves tried to
Ger Blacksmith
A reception was given at the Temple hotel last
evening in honor OF Rev. X. W. Black formerly
pastor, at different times. OF Haml1ne and Wesley
N. T. churches and now presiding elder Of the
east Baltimore district.
At meeting OF the executive committee Of the
Jockey club last evening. the secretary reported
cup race, the diplomatic stakes, and the national
handicap Messrs. Charles Gait, Richard Nc
Allister. Richard WintersInth. and Calvin Wilmer
were elected members OF the club.
shlilingt0n sends US advance copies OF Demo-
rests and Frank Leslie's Monthly for April.
The certificate OF the election Of W. III. Stuard
y. q. Bright and A. b. White, as trustees of
Memorial Lutheran church, has been placed on file
N the recorder of deeds Office.
The NEW GRAND JURY Still. UNoRGA NIzED-
Judge Wyl1e this morning gave portion of his
the March term, there being three vacancies in
the panel The names of James f. Collegiate Geo,
P.1 T,mms ss and E j. shoemaker were reported as
having been drawn to I'LL the panel The district
attorney reported that Mr.. Timms had been ex-
cused from service as juror In Judge Hagner's
court yesterday on account Of sickness, and that
MT. shoemaker was no longer a resident OF the
District. Mr.. Collegiate was sworn as a Juror and
the court ordered that two more names be drawn
The members OF the Jury were then excused TIL
4 O'clock, Judge Wylie remarking: "We want to
get this jury completed before 1t gets disorganized
L0ter.-The names OF ThosL j. Naylor Benning's
road, and Harrison H. Dodge, at Riggs bank, were
drawn TO MI the vacancies
APPOINTMENTS BY THE MARsBAI--To-day Mar
shal McMichael announced the following appoint
ments: w. Hutchinson, engineer; F. A.Beuter
and F. p Blair, firemen: John w. Graham and j.
w. Creed, watchmen; Edward McQueeney, Thos
GSS SaS wn Eoyne William VIII Gpey Ghas Walker
gers; ID. T. solomon. George FCOakley and Alfred
Coney. laborers Mr. Hutchinson is a welLknown
years master plumber In the Washington navy
Yard There are but two of the present
force-Messrs. Ford and Payne-superseded
CHARGES OF WASTING PoroMAC W4rER-John A.
Gresoauer. OF No. 435 9Th street northwest was be-
fore Judge Smell this morning on a charge of vast
ant pleaded guilty and stated that he only gets a
poor supply OF water and asked II there was any
way .. getting more water II he paid more money.
thought the ordinary fine OF s. would be sufjcent
In this case 81 understand" said Judge Smell,
"that people who have been before the court on
this charge have boosted OF getting of EASY
Where II has been shown that there is q DISPOSE
ton on the part of the defendant TO correct the
evil have taken their personal bonds. but want
IL distinctly understood that careless wastes of
water viii be severely punished, and want par
tcuiariy 10 call their attention TO the fact that
penalty OF $50 can be imposed, ard having been
here once and gotten OF does not give any one a
4. Waggaman was charged with the same ofrenSe
1t was shown that the defect In the leaky closet
MAD oeen remedied. and Judge Smell released the
defendant on his personal bonds.
CHARGED WITH ExBEzzLEMENT - Thomas ].
LaZeDby, OF 18th street, near Pennsyivania ave.
nue. was charged before the Police Cont To dav
with embeZZlement from DIR. Henry Jones' of No
ets street. IL IS charged that he took a prom
1ssofy note OF VIM Gibbons that was In pOsses-
sion OF Jones TO raise money On 1. for the holder
and after getting the note discounted converted
the proceeds to his own use. The case was con-
dnued under $500 bonds.
SALES OF REAL EsTaTE.-Mr s Norment has sold
70 Geo. T. bearing the following property: Two
lots on New Hampshire avenue between NJ and Y
streets, lots 20 and 30. square 90 at 81 Der square
foot; one lot corner 18th and II streets northwest
at ~ % per foot one lot 18th street, between II
street and Rhode Island avenue At $la5 per foot.
Total, $500.
RECEIVING STOLEN GOODs.-Anna Merritt the
co0red woman who was convicted before Judge
Sneii last January or receiving stolen goods the
proceeds OF robbery committed at Gen. Ayres,
residence at the Washington barracks was before
uic IOiice court tnlS morning again. She was be-
fore the Criminal Court last Tuesday on trial for
the charge and was dismissed on plea of mis-
homer. She was arrested again and is now being
trieo under her right name Gen. Ayres test,fe2
10 being robbed, and Policeman Bronson testifieti
to recovering the goods from the house OF the de-
PENDANT Judgment was suspended until other
cases against the defendant are tried.
A CARo.-MrS Louise Pollock begs to inform thp
puonc that the national kindergarten and school
Tor primary and advanced classes continues mr. rms
southeast corner OF sth and streets where IL has
been since 1877. under her special charge as berore
lhe pensoara free kindergarten, IN St Georges
Hail. No. $40 18th street. IS In charge of twoor Mrs
PoHock's best teachers, Mrs. Phoebe Ridell = nd
Miss Lille j. Stevens. The nursery maids kinder.
garten training school, as established Januarv
1893, by Mrs. Senator j. p. Jones, Mrs Jane Ht1
Mrs Dr. ID. w. Prentiss, Mrs A. L. Woodbury.
with Mrs Louise Pollock, is also located In ST
0eorgeS Hail. where lessons in kindergarten
principles and methods for the nursery to mothers
and nurses are given By Mrs Louise Pollock every
Wednesday, from 10 O'Clock. The course OF In.
sIGc'loh Includes cooking lessons every Monday
Iroh ~ 70 l2 am, at the Washington cookine,
scho0 1913 III street. Medical lectures Mondays
ano thursdays, from to 8. at the nurses flor fhp
elcx) training school, 1921 street and lessons I'm
sewing at All Souls church industrial school
catuIuays from 10 10 12 O'clock an OF which ar,
!ree. DIRECTORY Is kept for child nurses and
1oTsery goyernesses at ST Georges Hail tbe sa,na
ian II street NA u kept al
1He JAPANESE ART SALE-Mr Dow,,ng,s anc-
ton rooms were thronged to-day with snxIons
70 secure some OF the art objects which are
Row being sold. Some Of the choicest OBJECTS viii
oe sold tomorrow, and the entire consignment
VII &c CLOSED out at tomorrow afternoons SALE