Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-26

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Is cents eacn.
LINCOLN HALL--(irand Thomas concert.
ST AuGUsTINE's CHURcH.-Fair.
Condensed Locals.
Street lamps will be lighted at $40 p m. and ex-
tinguislled az AS q. IN.
Wm-I~ Finley has been appointed by Gov JProc-
TOR mott commissioner of deeds for the state of
Kentucky in the District OF Columbia.
The fair OF the Washington ContinentaIs Will be
opened at Masonic Temple this evening. First Con-
trOller Lawrence Will deliver the opening address
Major Bates C-S.A. retired>, has been designated
Dy thP commissioners as commandant OF the High
School cadet corps. and win drl them every Mon
DAY and Thursday, between two and three O'Clock.
Several residents OF Capitol Hill have suffered
from thieves who visit houses in the gIiSe of plum
bers claiming to have been sent by the owners to
mend defective pipes.
The medical class of the National university Sat
urday evening elected officers for the year as fol-
lows: j. T. Stafford, PRESIDENT: b. w SuInmev, vice
preSldent' Eugene Goodwin, secretary, and George
W. DrJlry, treasurer.
At a meeting OF the board Of directors OF the
seventh subdivision Associated Charities, held at
the Metropolitan church. SATURDAY. night q rpsO-
luton was adopted deprecating the employment of
sstlarled secretary by the central bOard.-At a
meeting OF the thirteenth subdivision associated
Charities, held at Whiney-avenue chapel. reSOlll-
lions We're adopted deprecat1ng the expenditure of
the funds OF the society for purposes not impera-
lively necessary; Also the proposition To pay sala-
ITS 10 us OBJECTS ana recommending. In lieu there
OF, the utilization OF any SlrpuSage in funds In the
establishment OF some enterprise that will enable
le associated Charities TO apply the labor test and
thus be able TO furnish the numerous applicants
with such employment as they may be able to per-
form. and counSeling the board OF managers 10
Act with moderation and 10 characterize their pro-
ceed1nsS with such spirit of fraternity and har-
nony that the public may be- assured OF their wis
dom and ability To conduct and control the inter-
eStS committed to their charge.
capt i: T. NOOdiin. governor OF the soldiers
meme at hampton, Va, a1d about sixty members
OF the Mexican veterans associations OF Norfolk
anu Portsmouth, will take part in the ceremonies
OF the reunion OF the survivors OF the Mexican war;
70 be held III this city on the 6th eth and Sth OF
DecSmber.
There were one hundred and fiftv-two arrests
made by the police from the adjournment of the
fOilcc Court saturday up to this morning
Ia the Police Court. this morning. Louise Butler
coiOrtd. was fined Sl0fOr breaking the Stats in the
window of the house of Mrs. sullivan, ON X street.
near 18th
Clara Wallace. rolored. was fined IS by Judge
Shell today for being loud and bOSterOuS on 18th
street. and IS for cursng and swearing in the sta
ton house
The Washington Continentals' parade is most
pnntd until Thanksgiving afternoon on account OF
The weather The line will move that day at one
O'clock p. H.
Police Court this morning.
To-day Mary Ella Edwards filed bill for divorce
nom Edgar Francis Edwards on the ground OF de-
sertion-
Vim. Carter and Nose Anderson. colored. were
lined IS each by Judge Snail to- day for throwing
stones
In the Police Court to-day the case against Igna
t1lS knOrr, charged with permitting gaming table
TO be run In his house, was continued until next
Wetine Siay.
In the Police Court this morning Peter Lawson
coored, was fined so for aSSaulting Mr.. Vehicorn
Robert Robinson, charged with aSsaulting Mary
Taylor and : A. Harris, was fined $40 In each case
BY Judge Smell to-day
In the Police Court this morning Mr. John Magin-
ms was ned s. for assaulting the special officer OF
the gas house and s. for disOrderly conduct
In the Police Court this morning Frank TAYLOR
c0lUreti. was sent TO Jail for four months for steal.
Ing an "vercoat from Louis Simlns and pawning it,
ana two months for stealing two sheets belonging
10 MIS- Annie Miller.