Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.
Street lamps VIII be lighted at $50 p. m. and
extinguShed at 9:C0 pm.
A Brentano Co. send the illustrated London
papers OF September 9Th.
H. b. Polkinhoin sends the first numbers of Tht
Week, an illustrated rarer started in Cincinnati.
OF stealing carpets was reported yesterday. Is moi
Mr. Loui, Meyer, OF No. 90i g. h street northwest.
The members OF the reception committee for the
coming regatta Will hold a meeting at tho Polo
ma boat house this evening for the purpose Of
perfectlng ARRANGEMENTS
At a meeting OF the Medical Society OF the ID :.
trict last night 1t was decided to take a set OF
rooms In tn. new law building. corner Of 9Th and
streets, which VIII be ready Oct ODER ISt
little circular has been iSsupl by Mrs. Louise
T. De me. the superintendent OF the Industrial
school for poor children. 233 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. setting forth the purpose OF the inSti-
tuition to help Juvenile waits OF humanity to earn
an honorable living, and asking for don atoms of
money money; good, Giothing. books. and any articles
Yesterday afternoon Antoni, Kavanaugh and
Joseph CoStinett, two small boys, playing in the
street at 9th and d, were run over BY Dr. Joyces
carriage and slightly injured.
Mr. jacob g. Moore. son OF Col. VIM. G. Moore
and Miss Fannie Washington Adams, were mar
ried last evening ut the home OF the brides aunt
MIS- g. NJ. Wight, In this city, Rev. Dr. Addison
offlciating. The couple lett for New York to be
AT the trottns matinee at Brghtwood yester-
day the first race, which was between Potomac
l.
Analostan won one heat. Lazy Bob and Belle OF
Brightwoot trotted in the second race. Bob won
The Ii st and Belle the second AMI third heats.
James Laf1tte has sent IS TO THE STAR Office fer
the Metropolitan In instrial school
the steam racket Excelsior VIII make special
Tip to Great Falls and Cabin John bridge to-Inor-
Tow, leaving High street, on the canal in West
washington. at a. m.
VIM. Turner, colored boy, was CHARGED In the
Police Court to-day with assault on Henry Hill,
who testified that Turner threw stones 1T him. one
OF them striking him ON the hip. The court fined
Mr.. Thomas McKernan, OF the adJutant gene
raIs ofl1ce, and Miss Maggie Shields OF this city,
were united In marriage at ST. Patrick'S church
TINS morning AT 10 O'Clock a m, by the Rev. Father
Walter. The ceremony being OF a quiet nature,
was witnessed By few Of the relatives and friends
or the briie and groom. After the .remony the
happy couple left for the north on short bridal
tour.
Hon. Columbus c. Drew, sits tie emigration COM
missioner OF Florida, and former resident OF this
city will deliver free lecture on the land OF
gladeS and flowers, next FIR day evening, at the Y
u. Z. A. hall, New York avenue.
Amusements
NATIONAL THEATER-The presentation OF
"Henry "" this week Is. in many respects a very
satisfactory one Mr. John Jack In tue great role
OF FatsGF shows dramatic ability of high order.
and per Onates that favOrite character very sue
ceSsfully. Miss Annie Firman, Mrs. GernOn and
others gave satiSf ketory support.
F0xD's OPERA HoUsE-Chas. E. Fords comic
opera company Will be here next week and will
appear In Il number OF new and attractive operas.
DINE MUSEUM.-Among the novelties at the
museum this week are Prof. Sheiman's troupe of
PERFORM ing 0OgS ana an educated mon
key, who walks the tight rope: Di!ks and Gray,
the comics In their astonishing musical per-
Iormances: Hen on. the phenomenon; Fields and
leslie and other attractions.
DRIVERS GARDEN.-A very Interesting program
Is performed here every evening. rain or shine.
New attractions are offered this week.
SUNDAY Observation-Disclosures Capel Will lee
ture at tue National theater next Sunday evening
on the 'present aspect OF religious belief in Eng
land"
BOYS CHARGED WITH HOUSE BREAK1sG.-This
morning TWO small white bOyS-EraEk NOriarfy
fni John Mlllen-and one cOlOre1 boy-W. A.
Lloyt-wrre arraigned for house breaking In
entering the premise OF c. Rupert, and stealing
.wo chiliren's carriage on sunday. the 9Th inst
ao1arily AMI LlOyI were arrested by Officer
Montgomery, and Millen by Directly Block Mr.
Ruppert testified That besiteS the theft a number
Oh articles were broken. Officer Mont .omery tes-
tihed 10 IN King the arrest: that when he went
n the Pilce ne found much OF the goods IN a
wreck Detective Block testified TO examining
he pr misses and to arresting Millen. At this
S $500 in 10 gG "a NOBILITY ary bonds ani
Nilien A nOle pros was entered as TO Lloyd
and he was held to ball as witness
The Police Court yAN.-Sinee Judge Smells
nturn 10 the city IL. has addressed note TO
RAZOR Dye. superintendent OF police, In relation 10
a coinplaint made during his absence from the
'ily about thH crowding OF prisoners In the van,
0at carries them from the POi1e Court to the
jaiL Judge Smell requests that Oficer Hardin,
Iho has charge Of this matter, will g We special
re wen accommodated by one trip that the female
lisoh.rs De taken cown by themselves on one
Up ahd Tue lli!e prs inerS on another trip, an
ne ASKS that the off 'er who gOes with the driver
shall be directed give special attention 10 the
."ninct and language OF male prisoners to the
females, &C.
WAsHINGTos. September Is, 1852
Er. Edlcnrd A6rteT-Dear Sir: A large numbq,
sf your irlendS In the city were unable TO attenI
your benefit entertainment last evening on ac
count OF the fnclement weather. They are desir.
us cI expressing their appreciation for you per
.onaIly and for your enterprise. ami request thai
youW VIII designate some evening In the coming
week N0en you " iii give similar entertainment
Yours, respectfully,
John Downs Chas: S. Moore. C. r McBlalr, Geo
yogt, SIMON Wolf, j. b. Scholl. Edward Droop
tansburgh & Bros, Frank Hume, and man,
Others.
WASHINGTON September 10. 1859
heSsrs. Geo B. CorkhiU. ChdS r. NcBldir, job,
L. po9t, Chds; S. Moore, Frank Hume, Lansbtrgl
Gentlemen: have the honor to acknow,od1e
Tue receipt OF kind letter OF the 18th in
.ant. AMI, In reply, permit me TO say that hav
-hdeaVofed TO furnish the citizens OF washington
with garden complete In every particular, and q
now that my forts have been appreciated give
uggestlon TO give another garden party. am an
shall De glad to receive my friends on Monda
evening, september oath.
i am gentlemen, yours truly,
P. S-Tickets not used on Monday, 18th In
stant, VII De good for this entertainment. 4
case OF Indictment weather the party Will be nos,
pened until the next fair evening.
FINE FURNITURE, ANTIQUE GOODS AND FRESc
CHINA WARE, AT ACCTIoN.-It will be seen by IN
advertisement Of Walter b. Williams Co., In tn
auction column, that they will sell on to-morro,
morning. commencing at IL O'Clock, q rare colleC
tion or choice furniture. The salesroOm has bee
universal opinion of those that nave visited site ~
curing the day is that OF admiration, with til
nope that 1t win receive the attention OF those
aeaIcn OF rare and costly goods
PROP: AND Mas L z G. Cou1zRx's day schoc
opens sc. TENDER "a