Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-29
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Condensed Locals.
Street lamps VIII be lighted at $50 p.rl and ex-
THE WEEKLY STAR eight large pages cut past
ed and fOldef) VIII be sent postpaid anywhere In
tie United States or Canada for one dollar year
AT q meeting Of the Masonic Mutual Relief as
ISOLATION. last night. Mr. Thomas bowling was
unanimously elected treasurer vice Mr. BENJAMIN
f. Fuller, resigned.
WOrkmcn are daIGoliShing the old convent hujll-
In, corner Of 10th 2Ed q streets
The third quarterly examination OF The Miner
normal school took place YESTERDAY Among those
present were Commissioner m0nd5 Mr. Fred.
Douglass. Trustees johnson ana Rrnev and Mr.
Walker Lewis MIR EimOndS made an address
compiilGenung the puriIs on their proficiency
Conrad saul was sent u Jail by Judge Shell this
morning. In default OF S1G0 bonds for threatening
o. XII his wife, Charlotte Saul
THOMAS Patton, col0red, who IS charged with
writing policy. came into the Police Court to-day
and gave bonds for a hearing.
Housebreaking has recently taken a fresh start
IN the northern section OF the city. The thieves
ter the second story from the rear, by cutting
or The window Stats during the early part OF the
evening When families are at supper.
trick charged with tapping water main
without permit and also with wasting Potomac
water The cases went over till Saturday Tor a
hearing
During the trial OF case In the Police Court
this morning. the attorney for the defense made
the point that the witness the prosecution had
been convicted OF larceny Il have 10 try one
cal and convict him the evidence OF another
rascal. SAID Judge Smell. 'and IF courts did not do
This the criminal would get the best of it every
Time
In the Criminal Court Yesterday (Judge Hagner)
augustus Draney was tried for assaulting Harry
Hall on the 18th OF December last He was sen
fenced in the Police Court and appealed. The jury
returned a verdict OF not guilty.
Yesterday afternoon RUFUS Nevlns Miller, the
eyear old son OF Capt John A. Miller, OF 18th
street northwest, while PLAYING with some Of his
young companions, fell AMI broke his collar bone
Win proper medical attendance the little sufferer
Is doing well
Slight IRE in a row of frame houses on Sd street
known as the Latham estate, between o and p
streets; damage very slight.
JUDGE SMELLS TEMPERANCE LEcTURR-A we'll
dressed young man named Beanie G. SeltZ about
u years Old, Was put on trial before the Police
Court this morning charged with stealing rock
Ing chair from In front OF Was1.B. Williams store
on 'tn street, Yesterday afternoon. The defend
ant pleaded guilty. and stated that he was so
drums that he hardly knew what he was doinc
ard did IL out OF pure devilment Mr. Williams
stated 10 the court that tie young man hers a
sood record, and must have been drunk. RE
member, young man." said Judge Smell, ''that
Niien ANYBODY steps up to you and asks YOU to
drink that he Is not your friend" The court re-
ietsed the defendant on his personal bonds.
The OARSNES.-Hanlan and Kennedy signed
FORMAL contracts last night FOR their race which
Is 20 take place on the 30th OF May. Ross has not
Neutral water.
DEATH OF DR.. j. F. TYsoS-Dr j. F. TYSON.
ior many years prominent ply stefan OF the Dis
-. anu al one tune connected with leading
PHARMACY at 10Th and | streets, died on Monday
at his home Ia Prince Georges county Md The
deceased mas many relatives living IN West Wash
I'd lQh al. his remains were brought TO the city
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to-day ana
ttken TO Oak Hli cemetery DR.. Tyson was in his
.ith year. lll-health compelled him to cease the
Practice OF his profession some years ago.
A BILL FOR DIv0RCE-Hanry F Rurress.hv h,c
counsel, Howard c. Cldgett, has nlei biIl for
divorce against his wife, Elk beth Burgess The
petition sets for that they were married in 1871 In
LShh Mass, by Rev. Dr. Driver and that as a re-
suit OF such marriage there has been born a son
Henri Burgess Thebill charges desertion with
out cause and asks for divorce from the bonds on
'hl-.tf!Eony and custody OF the child.
TIE FISH MARgxr.-Thcre is good news from
the Fisheries on the Potomac, and large Increase
IN the catch l. reported Yesterday 500 snad aud
d do - and other nsh In proportion were
aid sotd 10y X A. Golden. agent
TEE IfoRTICrITrRtL soCIETY-A regular meet
Ing OF the District horticultural society was held
az German Han last evening Vice President
Fowler IN the chair and Mf. j. p Brown, secre
taty- Tie first gu. stion, what are the best
grasses 70 sol ground In the ceIneteries?" was dis
s p.,i by Aessrs: saul, Needham, Curtis and
In small greenhouses with western exposure?"
brought out an Interesting discussion by Messrs.
~iiiA' fo"ier' Brown. s.ul and Needham.
COLLEGE OF PHAENAcY.-The National College
OF Pnarn5cy has filed d statement OF the condjtton
or Affairs or the pharmacy with the names OF the
officers elected as follows: W. G. Duckett pres,-
dent; Ch'S. Becker, first vice president; Kari kuIl-
berg, second vice president; j. r. Walter. secre-
tary; j. y Nnb1rn. treasurer, and w S ThoInn-
SUI. l. IL Z rFaCSOH, A. NJ READ, u. G.. SimInS. J
J. o. DOaneu, I. h. HelphenstiIe, E. II. Nourse as
trustees.
FOUND DE4H.-Ah0ut 10 O'Clock this morning
Of.cerS Aultr!ch ind Lewis took TO the first pre-
clnCt station house South Washington the BODY
OF an unknown waite man, found laying IN pool
OF water, between and X and lst street AMI Del
aware avenue southwest II was first discovered
~ coiored woman named Alice DoZier, who re-
ported 10 the police. Ii is thought to be the body
VI trainp VINO had wandered 10 the city.
fKEss AND PRINTERS SoCIAL-The "Nobby
Tanty, representing the temperance work of the
1Tes and given by the Young Woman's Christian
1-hperance Cnion," at Teniple hotel last night
Us largely attended. both by representatives OF
we press ana printers. Mrs. Cora Thomas pre-
eced, ana alter The elegant collation. was served
~ Ut D. Rankin, Mrs. NJ. stevens Hart MIS-.
LJcia H. Triton, Mrs Roach. Miss Stroehef Mis-;
nary t. Roberts. Rev. Dr.. Quick, missionary 10
spain; Miss Ida Rogers and Major H. A Hall With
poem, speech and song contributed to the pleasure
q the hour.
THE JERSEY LrLLY.-Mrs Langtry ana her ira
matte company will play season Of three nights
~ Fords Opera House on the evenings OF April
18Th, 18th and 18th, under the direction of Mr..
1enry Z Abbey. This will be the only opportu-
MY That Westinghouse VIII hare TO zee hec.,'