Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-22
Condemned Locals.

Condensed Locals.
TIE WEEKLY STAR, large double paper OF fifty
year. Try II.
The habeas corpus case. of the colored man
tDavs) arrested here for rObbng The Rockville post
Office VIII be heard before Judge Macarthur next
Saturday.
Nrs. McKenney ana MI John Wagner were quite
severely injured last evening by their wagons
coming in collision on street between 1St anu 2
streets northwest, both being thrown TO the
ground.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon Mr.. Charles
Il. Tliley. white man, IS years old, died suddenly
at B9yie's hotel, No 81 street northwest. HIS
death was from Natural causes.
William III. Coleman was fined IS b. Judge Smell
today for wasting Potomac water. Henry Jenifer
and Mary fitzpatrick were charged With the same
bortls
Three colorei witnesses. Charity Butler. Jane
BatsHn and Edmund Lane. were before Judge Sd Ii
this morning for contempt cl court IN failing 10
answer summons They all said they had The
excuse. iine OF '.sI all around" was imposed
MT Andrew j. HOSEinS on. whose name was
drawn as talsnan to nj ire vacancy in the
arpearej In court this morning ana was sworn
Warrants were sworn out to-day bT Messrs.
Washington and cry 0. Alex ndrla, charged with
having unlicensed bars. The cases viii De heard
Tomorrow before the Police Court.
Thieves nectel m rEtFaECe last night into the
ROOMS occupied by Prof Howe. No. 81 1th street
DIV. They were frightened of bus succeeded In
Carrying away soIne looks ana papers.
FUSEEAL or DP. +. ~ AsHF0Rp-The funeral
or D.. F. y. I.shlor: took place Yesterday after
BOon, nom ht> idi~ home, Ne 1870 Now York ave-
hue. Rev. Dr. Sxmdyr',nf. who ofilciatetf paid
.2i nm t,i2u5e . the me,n0y o the dead The
cther organizations to which tn" deceased be-
I1ged. attending IN be ~ \ feature or the o.
easion wa: Tie number and baau,y OF III floral
T. Hlgner. }. W. II. Logaj5y, = y p Garrett. :
{. Burey. WIiuim '. Mar.nIoA and Johnson Eliot,
while the body-h"arars were DrS. T. F. NcAgiie.
l. 8 Adams, q. y. Ackcr, j. II. McBl4fr F. HYATT
Lnf NJ o. Euzey. TIE remains were tDturIci at
Rock Creek cemetery.
THE THUSDER SToHNs.-The storm that passed
terday afternoon was attended with ,lectft,.a,
manifestations lite startling ii their intensity
Ihe coming of the storm was preceded by DARK
ness which rendered il almost impossible To rrld
common print. the dazzling rIly OF the lightning
through The black clouds made grand speci 4cie
burst OF hail and strong wind came w.tn The
RAIN IEoj-h the lightning struck In sever Il
places no serious damage was reported 4 cnlln-
hey on I1th street, near Pennsylvania avenue.was
shattered. and a linn was tors from "a in the
Capitol grounds. There was another sharp thun-
der storm this morning after sunrise but no dam
age Is reported The temperature fell 10 SO ue-
81 Ny .'''' OSi'" 'ii0 average i0f Tue Latter part
MARRIAGE LICESSES-Marriaye licenses have
been issued Ly the CLERK or the court 10 Fred sink
and Pau'ine Napftr roth OF Prince norEe county.
Nj; CiTistian Schu!e and Sarah WeylnertZ: J. L.
HaW ana Mary l. Mulyihin; Elmer Z. Degre,
and Alice Z. Cayn0r; f0ratio NPaie and Juift T.
~'ii1o, i'''ei1 9 'ihiiLn ftuA -hSti5 a Ly4cS-
THIS MORAL ADVANCEMENT OF TIE CoIoREp RACE.
A Meeting OF the members Ol,thP EOauezar Mrth0-
ui1l chdfch tccioTrdlr corner OF n ana ID streets
sOui1t35t, Was held iast night TO discus, means
FOR The moral enhancement o. the cOlOrcd youth o.
the city. aHd steps We're taken to form an orsanf-
cation lOr that purpose. Addresses were made by
Nessrs- Atkinson, Carson, Hart, Plnkney aud
others Mr. Carson in his address detailed what
he Claimed tn be great Injustice ;on,. HIM On az
count OK his color, IN removing Eu from his posi-
ton under the marsh ais of .r A committee
Roll III T,r. 1Tt..-r
Ter Md HciOn. Mrs. Frances Daan. hrs. Mary lack
son, Rev MI fiuSnty and Mrs COraeIia SnrIgEs
were appointed as Il committee to confer with
nther churches and encourage similar action Oh
their part.
DEA1H OF A VENERABLE CI1IzES-Mr. Andrew
Is'l'hNt-i . resident OF this city for over sixty
years past, died at his home, No. 653 1 street
years Mr.. Rothwell was Il native OF Penn,yl-
vdhia, printer by trade, and when a young man
eaIne>to tits city ard worked the case FOR sew
eraiyears III the cfllce OF tie NdtioAGl Iltteili-
GeHfes> lie Was elected collector OF taxes OF this
city alto X the year Ioi2. and served as such six or
eight sc RS, 1Hd then elected To the city cUun-
S!o, after which lac was tn III 1854 elected col
l-ctor and served another term From e1riy man
lood he Was member Of the Bapti 4 church.. and
was foremost N every effort to advance the in
IertstS OF the church ana the cause OF religion.
Tor many years he was connected with Column
Elan College. being for Il long time tie treasurer
o. The board OF trustees. lie was OF the
ngunGeE9 OIL lhe Es.reet B1ptst church (then the
1hlrI charch) In 1892, and was probably the last
CT the constituent members. Mr.. IsOthweu raised
family Of nine chilfren-Mrs. T. b. Brown, Mrs
~ = klchard>, MIS- G. l. Sheriff, Mrs. Henry
johnson ant Mn. J. s. Slater. three unmarried
daughters ana son George. who died about ten
years 1go About year ago he was stricken
with p taiysiS, from Which he never fully re-
covered Before his death he made all the ar
Engagements tor his fu1erai expressing his desire
Ior Tttin OF us ministerial friendS-among them
Rev DR.. Samson, now of New YOrk-to officiate
ms fQucrti VII takc place from TIE Estreet Bap-
list church Thursday afternoon.
SUDDEN DEATH OF Young IADY.-Testerday
All
Daughter of the late George Taylor, was found
oetd IN her bed, as IS supposed, from hear. dis
sir,et northwest, and was employed in the Bureau
o. Engraving ana Printing. On Sunday after
noon iast she was In the enjoyment OF apparent
mother, and on their return TO the residence the
daughter proposed tsa- They retired about the
sIecp now" AT about one O'Clock the mother wa :
awakened by hearing noise ami turning uu the
AsAi' louhd that her daughter was dead.
y LAgGg STABLE TO BE BUILT The Union
Transfer Company has taken out a building per
MI ier tae erection OF q large stable on d street.
between l34 and 18th northwest 1t Will cover
ground 10 the extent Of Go by 81 feet, aud be two
stories high, with double pitch roor, a red brick
front, and Will cost S14O01 MeSsrs. Magruder &
Wtsineli are the architects.
PISAToRg--One 0. the greatest musical successes
OF Tie sprns season was the revival or "Pnafore''
In Boston by the weIi-knOwn IDEAL troupe The old
iayorite was greeted with "standing room only ~
lis presentation on Friday, Saturday matinee and
Saturday evening, at the National OF this week also
plohlisc3 10 attrdet large audiences Many seats
have been secured.
rTHs COUNTRY SEAT OF THE LATE JOSEPH GALES
The auction sale or 'Ecstngton,D Containing about
- acres, lying on Boundary street at the head
NeW IoIa avenue, BY MeSSrs Edwards, Carlisle,
E.eotht OF The rain, 20 Friday next the 25t. in,
s. . ~ p. M The sale takes place at the man.
A'" MUSE oh the premises See advertisement
roR Pr1tico DIKKcr.-For the accommodation
IL IN ntf
special coach Will be run on the train leaving the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad station at i :31
Pm, and which win be attached TO the Western
Maryland train at Fulton Junction direct for the
PiIalico races track, reaching there about 400
N. ~ Ina allaA o.oa