Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-07

"Maritana"
NATIONAL THEArER.-Willie Edouin's Sparks in
"a Bunch OF Keys"
THEATER CoAIQUE-Quaker City Combination
and varieties
DIME Observation-Disclosures and novel perform
ance.
ROLLER SKATING RIsk-Assembly at O'Clock.
Condensed Locals.
Street lamps will be lighted at $50 p. m. and
extnguished at lis a. m.
ed and folded) VIII be sent postpaid anywhere in
the United States or Canada for one dollar year.
Yesterday letters teStamentary were issued to
VIM. II. Pearson on the estate OF the late Joseph
c. Pearson Bond 5000.
The viii of the late Mrs. May F. Woods, filed
yesterday, leaves her personal property to her
daughter, Elizabeth NJ. Woods, and directs that
the proceeds OF the sale OF lot q, square 49s, be
distributed among her daughters, Elizabeth NJ
Woods, May o. Smith and Annie NJ. Hall, and her
son, James S. Woods.
Katie F. Sage and Clara A. Chamberlain have
nled bill In equity against Mary E. Sage praying
sale OF sub; lot IA, so. 629, and distribution OF
the proceeds
small colored boy named Chas Turner was
sent TO the workhouse for 60 days. in the Police
Court yesterday, on the charge OF stealing seventy
pounds OF -four from the B. & Orailroad company.
Judge Smell regretted that the Reform school
was full, and that such small offenders had to be
sent To jail
At the meeting OF the Anthropological society
last evening, Col Garrick Mailery presiding, Mr..
Ivan Petron, continued the reading OF his paper
on AleutIan songs and traditions, and Mr. C. K
Gilbert gave some very interesting particulars
and views regarding the "Carson footprints"
Mr. John II. Hlckcox read before Columbia
Lodge, h g. L or Honor last evening, highly in
teresting paper on the Great Diamonds OF the
world
school, OF Unon NJ. E. church on Sunday night,
tne amount collected BY the school was $17a
Conrf xessrsn was charged In the Police
was fined S.
York Pugh, colored, was charged In the Police
Court yesterday with violating the special license
laws. Mr.. Campbell Darlington appeared for the
defendant and waived examination The case
went to the grand jury under $500 bonds.
young man. named Michael Monohan, In the
uniform OF Z. $. marine. marched up to the
swer the charge OF assaultlng Florence Ward ana
Carrie Sears The court imposed a fine OF $40 In
each case and the defendant was committed.
colored girl. named Annie Jackson was SEN
fenced by Judge Smell to 30 days in jaIl In each of
TWO cases for assauting Ihllen Delaney and Geo
Delaney. her little son, by throwing them down a
pair Of steps.
To-day Mr. Charles Pelham for Jennie CastIne.
nled bill for divorce from the bonds or matrf-
mony with VIM. Castine. to whom she was mar
lied in Baltimore in 1878. She states that shortly
afterwards they removed TO this city, and she
charges that about year ago he left her
without cause or provocation.
In consequence Of Judge James indisposition
the Equity Court was not In session to-day.
Another new locomotive called the "Lotta" has
arrived on Maryland avenue, near the Long
hats There is still another to arrive and all viii be
put TO work when the dredging machines are in
GREENWOOD CEAETERY.-The litigation which
mas been SO long pending between i. b. Close ct
al and Glenwood cemetery has at last been set
Tied oy z. decision OF the United States Supreme
Court affirming the decree OF the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia thereby placing
the cemetery in the possession and control OF the
bot owners, In accordance with the amended char.
ter OF February 10th, 1877.
WAITER SENTENCED FOR ROBBISG Hrs EN-.
HioYERS-Yesterday Officer Bakersmith took to
the second precinct station q colored man named
John Thomas, charged with drunkenness. On
searching him Sergeant Perry found on him three
silver teaspoons marked "Welcker's.n Thomas
mas been employed as waiter there. Afterwards
sergeant Perry went TO Thomas house, 1898 10th
street northwest, and found number Of articles
marked Temple Cafe;" also, plated teaspoon
marked "CongresSional;" plated teaspoon mark
ca W. Sanderson:' plated teaspoon marked
Jones Hotel; teaspoon marked "Milledgvfle
MotSi, white linen towel marked 'West End
n0tei, ETC. In the Police Court this morning
Sonn Ihomas was charged with stealing lot OF
spoons, khlves ana forks &c, from George H. La
IsIra sergeant Perry produced the stolen PROD
efty winch ne stated he recovered from the de-
lendantS house. A sentence OF three months in
JAN was imposed. He was then Charged with the
larceny OF similar lot OF goods from Thaoheld
1elter at the Senate restaurant A similar cen
t1nce was imposed il this case, making SIX months
. all
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