Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-18
Condemned Locals.

IT was Samuel c. Nill5 and Maurice Tally not
Michael Tally. who entered suit against the Dis
mt COhiiul >lontiS Tor failure 10 comply with
contract.
Jonn Keen. the winner of the recent ffteen-mile
bicycle race. offers to Prince ten or fifteen
miles fer il,GNo side. He Will leave for England
Tuesday unless the offer is taken up before
lincoln Post, NO II, q. y T., Gf Newark. Y. J..
Whose arrival here yesterday afternoon was noted
In TIE STAR. were entertained at Abner$ last even
Ing by the members of Posts Nos. = and ) of this
q y, and left NJ 10 I'D O'clock for home
Hon. j. VI. tang>ton, the L. ). minister to IIayti
Will lecture az the Congregational church hi, even
mg The status OF the Colored Aln.1rIcan: Ills
Relationships and His Duties" Admission Will be
free.
Elijah James, a ne7rsboy on the f. and o. rail-
road. had his right foot crushed between the BUMP
ers Of the l2.a0 o'clock train YESTERDAY between
this city ana the race track.
Thieves forced an entrance into the store OF Fran
ceS BuchllISlEtln, 123 PtnnSy Nania avenue north
west, last night, but only secured some shall
change from the money drawer.
The Rev Geo. X. Kramer. from Brooklyn v Y,
Is on visit to this city, and Will preach in the Tab
erlIlcle next Sunday
There no police drill to-day i'm consequence of
the attendance OF part OF the force at the races
GlenIn0fe MOten. the c1lOrcd man who was before
The Police Court yesterday for entering unoccIt-
pied house and committing dcpretlatiOnS. was up
again to-day, and the case was again continued On
motion of the defense.
The American Gas Light association. at its meet
Ing IN New York yesterday, voted TO hold The next
annuIl convention al Washington.
Oracle Burns, residing at 90 street southwest.
received n severe cut yesterday in The A1ndon
building by falling from the Window sill The floor
about lOJlr feet. She did not fall from the second
story window. as was reported Yesterday. No limb
was broken She l. very much better this morning
and will probably return TO school in week or two
Henry sullivan, cOl"rct. was charged before the
Police Court this morning by Mrs. 4. l. Barber OF
the S.PC.A with cruelty 10 animals in overlooking
horse ana then pounding him with y board when
he got stalled with bis burden. A tile OF 81 was
Imposed and execution OF Judgment was suspended.
WEDDINGS LAST EvENISG.-The wedding Of
Miss blanche Kennedy Campbell and Mr.. d. f W.
I0wson az Trinity church last evening was very
largely attended The chancel and altar We're
taStefully decorated with flowers. The bride en-
tered The church attended 10y col. John Wilson, T.
- y, preceded by her bridesmaids and groolnS-
Llen in The following order: Miss Mamie Camp
b.h, accompanied by Mr.. MOyious. OF New York:
NleS EDITH Campbell. with Mr.. Barber: Miss Zant-
Finger. with Dr. Rdiell, OF Virginia; Miss = Eng
l-h. OF Alexandria. with Mr j. 7. Ringgold: Miss
H.MattAewS, OF Mary land, with MIR CharIs~; Towsnn
Miss Dora kendig. OF New Orleans. with Mr. c.
Wheeler: She was met at the altar by the groom
attended by his best man, MIR. William Hopkins
The ceremony was performed by Rev Dr. Addison
rector OF the chhrch. After the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs TowSnn held brilliant reception at the resi-
Cence Of the brides mother. Go street. Later In
~ evening the couple started for Montreal. Mr.
Emanuel = chem6cch. of ST. Joseph. Mo- aud Miss
Lena H0lfa, OF this city, Were married last evening
AT the tistreeJ synagogue. Rev. L. Stern Ocidr-
In. After the ceremony reception which Was
largely attended, was given at Abners hall
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TEST CASE UNDER THE SUNDAY LIoUoR SELLING
ItM~join AltertS was tired in the Police Court
thlS morning ON charge OF keeping his bar open
eailnei that his client did not have a barroom
hens. but had wholesale license. and Therefore,
could rot h. fined for keeping his bar open on sun
C1y iVr this law only referred to keepers OF hotels
Restaurants ordinaries and bars his charge t Is
brought under the law OF 1861, which VI. Browning
Claimed was repealed by the law of 1861 Mr. Pad,
Gett ski The law applied To every body and claimed
t!l there Is general section against any body sell
ing liquor In the District on SUNDAY The ,.ass. was
suspended ~ that the case can be taken up TO the
supreme Court on a certiorarL
II
brought In Baltimore yesterday by Albert X. Myers
against the baltimore and Ohio Railroad company
for SlGcO damages for injuries received from elect
Lsrlt Ifliu Their ears between the Relay house and
Baltimore, and being thrown down forty loot en-
fankhcnt- The plaintin claims that he bought his;
Ticket and was ejeeted without reason.
SALE or LOIS FRONTING KINGHAS PLACE
Weeks Co. auctlonces. sold yesterday afternoon
fronting 80 feet on kingman Place. between Z and
q streets northwest, with q depth OF 50 feet, for
s2,1ls, 10 JUStuS Schneider.
INDIsPUTABIE FACTs-There are some facts even
In this world that are indisputabe. one is that a
man feels much more comfortable when he is We'll
dressed and that lie is In better huTaor with the
"orld Than he would otherwise De. But he must be
wen cfeSsed, and to accomplish that at reasoDa bile
cost he must. that firm says patrOnize such storp
as that vi Robinson, Parker q Co., corner 9Th and
streets
man &c is the season OF renewed activity after me-
vidinS himself with suitable garments 1T Henning s
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co. auctioneers. viii sell
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock a. H., within theIl
slleSroomS, superior assortment OF furniture and
sTpets, belonging 10 a family declining house
keeping
JAY GorLD's STORY OF HIS LIFE.-The story o.
Jay Gould's life, told by himself is remarkable
one-equal TO any romance. One OF the great
secrets OF his success was in buying. Remember
tiS, Boys, and all OF you who desire TO purchase
SUIT OF weilmade and fashionable clothes to veal
10 school, or dress tell your ma or pa that that firm
says that the best boys stock of ready-made cloth
pennsylvania avenue.