Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-19
Condensed Locals.

On Saturday John b. Alley filed a bill In equity
against Isaac 5. LYONS, asking the court to
156, and thJt Lyons be restrained from setting up
any title to the lots under an alleged sale Of the
property to him.
Mr. E. A. Newman on Saturday filed suit for
SeSrge X Lyorand, 6y MS next friend Francis r.
ages for serious injuries received in falling
through a trap door on December %. 1882
The Clan-na-G Gael celebrated ST. Patrick's day
Saturday evening by supper at their hall, Capt
O'Meagher Condor. presiding.
At the meeting or the committee OF arrange
urday evening, a proposition to erect large
public hall In connection with the proposed new
armOry building was discussed.
the residence OF ID. NJ. GoOdacre, No. 2Oe6 street
northwest, from he gas ignit1ng the lace curtains
IN the hall room. The fire was extingu1shed by
the inmates The loss amounted to about 500
THE WEEKLY STAR eight large pages. cut, past
ed and folded VIII be sent postpaid anywhere in
the United States or Canada for one dollar year.
On and after April 1st the through trains on the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad to Philadelphia
and crew from this city 10 Philadelphia and re-
turn Captains Ferguson, ReifY, 1uckett ana
ONeiIl will be detailed from this end for these
trains.
In the Court In General Term to-day W. B. Bur-
ton was, on molten or Mr.. Chichester, admitted to
the bar.
A young coiored girl named Mary Gather was
sent 10 jail for 60 days by Judge Smell this MORN
Ing for the larceny OF gold chain from the house
Officer Rhodes, OF the second precinct, has ar
rested eolored man named Charles Ross, on a
charge OF burglary in robblng Stump's mattress
factory, on Massachusetts, avenue.
An Egyptian named Abdul Salem Aloud a
teacher OF the Arabic language, was put ON trial
before JUICE Smell this morning on charge OF
assaulting Louisa Thomas,o OF No. 1871 Ohio avenue,
who stated that the defendant has been boarding
chamber While partially dressed and made an
indecent proposition to her The court said that
there was no assault shown, and the defenda at
would have to be discharged.
Deputy Collector OF Customs Clements has i'm
posed a fine OF sl00on The steamer Belle May for
not having properly licensed captain and engi-
neer The steamer is a small one used for land
ing fish from lower Potomac.
At $50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon Officer
MarkWOOd TOOK 10 The second precinct station a
dead white male infant, which he found at the
mouth or. the sewer, corner 2d and Boundary
stree Is northeast Al 10 O'Clock Officer jackson
TOOK TO the same station dead white male infant
which he found at Moore's Lane and Boundary
street.
The officers or the seventh precinct this after
noon arrested John Ciuss, eOlored, for writing,
petty
Rachel Foster, landed In Liverpool March 7th.
after pleasant voyage OF Is days and will 90 d.
rect 10 London TO meet Mrs. stanton. Miss Antho-
ny received kilograms OF welcome when she landed
frCm her English women suffrage friends Her
address.iS: care American Exchange, 44s Strand,
Miss Emma 5. Wilson. OF No 2o2 south street.
has collected from booksellers and citizens mum,
Srr OF DOORS ior the library OF Truck company
Arches of brick are now being constructed under
Tue TOtulld or tne CaptO 10 correspond with those
erected for the Toner library collection The space
thus enclosed Will be put TO the use OF the Con-
gressional library.
MARRIAGE LICESsEs.-MarrIage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Edwin p
Jones and Mary Ei.Zabeth Petit: John T. Smith
and Mary A. France; Peter Holly and Caroline
Washington.
The EMANCIPATION DAY CELEBRATION At a
mseting OF The committee on speakers for the en-
ancipatlon celebration held Saturday night Mr.
Ucrick ID Ctir.aSS elected n the dav
IL WAS decided also TO invite Mr. X. G. Ingersoi]
DR.. j. r Rankin TO act as chaplain. Mr. NJ NJ
Holland was selected to act as master OF cere,
monies on the evening OF April 10th.
The WASHINGTON PRESS CLUB-At meeting OF
The washington Press Club. yesterday, the va
cancy IN the executive committee, caused by the
resignation OF Mr.. Walter p. Phillips was f1Ied by
the election Of Mr.. III. J. Ramsdell. The execu.
mite Information regarding rooms for the club,
and the question Of a ben ht for the club was re.
IerTed to the same committee.
A Boys READING Ro0u.-The Young Mems Chris.
tian Association has added a new branch OF work
10 the many already carried on under Its auspices
IT Is special work for boys from 10 TO IS years oil
age pleasant room, 81 feet long and ~ feet wide
and Is supplied with two large tables, containing
messy MeeSy papers, monthly periodicals and illus
Th books suitable for boys OF the age named
meht VIII be given for boys only.
TINE TURKISH CARPET AND Rrs sAIE-The con,
sienihent OF oriental carpets and rugs which are
1ow on View at the auction rooms of Thomas Dow.
nhg, ilta street and Pennsylvania avenue, is un.
us,aiiy me. embracing many large ana valuable
carpets as well as superb L ne OF RUGS OF rich de-
signs and various dimensions the whole fOrminp
one or the most valuable and varied COLLECTIONS
that has been sent here in long time. The sale
Will begin on Wednesday, March Fist, at II o,coch
and continue daily until the whole catalogue /.
disposed Of
SPECIAL ATTENTION Is called to the opening o.
imported millinery at Mrs Nj. Hunts tomorrow
lee advertisement