Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-11
Condemned Locals.

Street lamps Will be lighted at 10 pm; ex-
The WEEKLY STAR, large double paper of fifty
elx columns. VIII be sent postpaid for one dollar
Arrangements have been made with the horse
car lines to meet the w. w. Corcoran on its ar
nval from Quantico. on Monday evening, the 14th
George g. Bradley ct al, trustees, yesterday
Med bill against Catharine Reese and Others In
the Equity Court, to correct deed Of lot l. square
Carusi Miller, attorneys for Daniel Mason, yes
terday filed bill against Rachel Mason and
Others for the sale OF part OF Lot H. square $685. and
at. S." who inquired in yesterdays STAR about
transportation for parties to Cabin John and Great
vertisement OF the trips OF the comfortable steam
packet Excelsior.
Henry O. Kelly, an old pensloner was taxed $40
by Judge Smell to-day for making speeches on the
street.
About O'Clock last night horse attached to
wagon, driven by James Ridgway. became fright
ened on Pennsylvania avenue, between nth and
18th streets northwest, and ran away, throwing
the driver out and in1uripg his right knee cap.
About O'Clock last evening little white girl
named Emma Hereford. was run over by street
car No 20 OF the Metropolitan line while she was
playing On 9Th street. near E, and had her feet
her grandmother, Mrs Wright, SOC 5th street,
where DR.. Elliot cared for her.
A cOored chill was found Wednesday. on A
street, between 1st and FL northeast, by white
man. 1t was received into the house OF Mary A.
Pye, 1s3 street northeast. She agreed to keep
NA1sSs
police.
Mr.. Richard Cruit, an old and respected citizen.
Is lying very Ill at his residence on 18th street. He
has been In bad health for some time, and about
Two weeks ago he fell down stairway, breaking
his arm and receiving other injuries. At his adj
vanced age and In his feeble condition It Is feared
that ne Cannot rally from his Illness
James Evans, co,ored, pleaded guilty in the
colored Girl named Iouisa sacwsna anu n OGa,ng
lined so or 60 days.
"A large stand was erected to-day on the pave
M Don Cr-tN- mia
White House, TO be used at the caming reunion Of
the Army OF the Potomac.
Knights of ST. Patrick, sec notice elsewhere.
The other day, in the Police Court a colored
woman having WITHDRAWN her collateral OF s. re.
turned to the ,eputy m ,rshdl in charge and said
sboss. you know dat S you done guye me back?
Well, no sooner had got out than q lawyer took
It from my hands and said he wanted it to pay
himself for going ON my pusonal bonds"
TEE BIscHoFF CONCERT SouvENIR.-A very hand
some French folf program has been furnished by
tanai Church concert to- night Il is soften nm in
gold and fine French calors, in four beautiful de-
sgGs, and VIII be enclosed In q fawn laid" en-
vcloie bearing the word " Souvenir" The manu-
facturers price list OF the fold without the print
mg, Is ESQ thousand. and 1t viii no doubt requ re-
ct least that number to supply the ladies alO ae.
Mr.. YounSs believes in advertising.
THE Serial SAVINGS AND BUILDING AssocrA-
TIoN.-The nIta aaGlt. meeting OF the Serial Saw
ingS an1 Building association was held at it's hall,
No bib 7th street northwest, "Wednesday evening"
kfcsiienb hO"Sfo u. CGElpDeu IN the chair:
John A. Prescott, secretary. The secretary sub
mitted his fifth annual report, which shows the
existence OF ten series, eli comprising 1874 shares,
with advances on 2i shares amounting to $34 4a0
Receipts for The nth year-dues. SIS 1853; monthly
advances, se ai3; fines s2o45; sixty shares
settled, %, Bic q: payments and interest on prop
erty sold, <i11.t5; cash In treasury at beginning
OF year, s., e2a1Ia Total, SCI, 40 o. Disburse,
mNnts-adyaHces on SO shares, $4,000; expenses,
$6C0S; 2C6 shares retired, 348 interest stock
retired, si1ssI; advanced payments refunded,
$3.50; Interest on advanced payments. $3.50 SO
special taxes ard insurance. $1zT7; balance in
treasury, 3, sSa e.. Total 81, 1862 Aggregate
number .! shares subscribed In all the series $3.50;
Shares rcEird, 2Go8 Net Assets, S37, 279 80, show
Ing the PRINT II de to nc 10 per cent per a1num
The following officers were elected to serve the
ensuing year: President, Robert G.. Campbell;
vice president. ID. o. Dixon; secretary and treas
qrer, John Z. Prescott; directors j. w. St Clair,
John Cocs; J. d. Te.rill, Henry G. Daley, NJ. p.
Callen, o. 8. Flrnln. and Thomas BrOderick.
Inc 6ist monthly hceting was held, at which
suoscriptons TO the nth series received, and
i've shares advanced at 10 per cent discount max
The I0L4Nr AhATyUB3-Pfstt to the President