Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-21
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Street lamns VIII be lighted at us p IN.
and eNtsncGisel 1T 10 ~ H.
THE STAR iii &c sent Ey mail, post paid. to those
leaving The city during The SUMMER for anT length
Ct time, aud the add TESS changed often as de-
sired. Subscription, nifty cents per month"; POSI-
lively IN ADvsHCE.
Or squire, a9i ana 90 extending from to h
Street, AMI To 81 streets 7ou1hw'sr, ponds o!
water ~ been Above. 10 remain TIL the air
around i p1isOuei b. the cxhalat!0nS frCm the
green seuh Oh The <uFi ice Ct the ponds 1t is the
duty Of some one to see that these disease breed
1IT ponds are az once drained.
The Bakers IS eInbly. No. aa:9. have resolved
to 'boyc2it' all bakers WHO refuse 10 use the
stamp ~ l. on their bread; who sell for less
than four cents wholesale and five cents retail
AMI ali gToccIymcn who take such bread.
JOAN Hughes sIyS the pup i-ied statement to
the effect tnat he was stabbed by Con Murphy is
incorrect. a, Murphy wls not the man.
The Poi'cc CoGrt authorities, who have charge Of
the prisoners, deny The report in morning paper
I'll there we're thirty prisoners packed into the
Van yesterday. They say that there were only
twenty-nihe prisoners iD all. and th2sn were
divi !C' into two ioitiS: also that it would be a
Rlyslc 4 imrosoiblity to get thirty persons into
\ ll'I. named Andrew He ley. was sent down to-
hhy Tor Il days in default or = by Judge Mills Tor
ne.i;t d s9rderly at the Iaeater Conique,applaud-
Abou; O'clock lat night fight occurred In
DnFs ALLY. b'tween lo;A aud 1ltn streets ana Nj
and streets northwest, In which Frank Brooks
struck his wife on the head with the arm Of a
chair, 1nliicting IA painful wound. DR.. Bushnell
made has es;apn.
JorKSEyMES HARNESS AID TErykM.kERs Or
GANiZiNG.-A n tag 81 jourrcyracn harm IS and
truihIhEers = held last evening at 1dJ G street
northwest. for the pa pose OF organizing. Mi "
T. DeliFofEnc was eiecird tenn: oriry president
W j. McNal,y 5.crTtary. and f. ku"eSi II ssurcr
Conrad Peters H. j Llnhach. ami VIM Hall were
api ont"d Il nEancc committee. Some twenty
i've melaoeri were enruic !, aIil the meeting nd
toUrEet 10 August 18TH. when Il Is exp ct;Ti the
Organization Will be completed.
FEST CoNPANy. USIoS VETERAN CoaPS.-The
FiTst Company. Union Veteran Corps, MT at their
drmry corner 1th and !. streets, tsf night Lieut.
NJ Cte IN III" chair. MT members pres mt
Eleven active members were elected. raising the
weatEer. Cdl \ W fnz sers!d. {. Haieman. Dem
nj Ne NY ". H. Si'silnouSe. e. h. Carmean and
he,l1f,,n streitiing were elected honorary mern-
b"rs Messr~. George +. Timni5' bid for supplying
uniforms for sa) each was accepted. 4 firing
party OF sixteen prvates under command OF Col
hlndS anu Sergeants Clark and Jewett, IS de-
taitd 10 attend the funeral OF Cap. C,lvin Brown
late 2t Kentucky esnent- WHO viii he buried ut
Ok Hill cem~iery from his late Residence 4. X
coInmanG'nT officer was postponed, and the COM
mittee TO select one was Increased to seven.
The ARMSTRONG MlSsrKELs.-The opening pr
formance o: the Armstrong MINISTRIES last evening
Was success Tie audience was large, notWili Ii
staining The heat. and general verdict OF salts
faction was expressed The dancing, singing and
gymnastics were entertaining ana all or the per-
corners acquitted themselves very creditabiy
Ihfy VIII remain two siits longer giving mat
lEet tO-HlOfIOW.
MISS CHARLOTTE SMITHS TESTIMONY BEFORE THE
LABca CoNAirTEE--1ha first witness eXsm ned by
tAe Senate -uO-con1mittee OF education and labor
a. its session IN New York yesterday was Mrs
SharloIt- smith. OF this city, the president OF the
WCmen'S national industrial league. This orrani.
= ton. the witness stated. was formed ia wash
1ngto;i year ego in consequence OF the refusal OF
Secretary Teller 10 employ women IN the dep5r,-
m3lts unaer his control, ana that the rnrEYLer-
snip now includ IS WON N In every branch OF liz
dustFy throughout the cou0try. Mrs Smith said
NH,
III condition Of W tnr. She prom ied 10 furnish tie
eon:itter with statistics N IegIri 10 IA: women
N0 les OF the country.
REAL ESTATE TRASSrEgs-Daeds IN foe have
feen recorded IS follow: Elizabeth IIcas!er ct al
Georse Franc, 10 Ann.e G. MsC&:tney. sub %.
ssi -: slice. hnn Burke 10 j. = Akeis, n. a %
50 5oi; sl.5ca- ~ II. Slack TO James u job HstGn'
80 49,: S4t.:;o T. - McIntire ct al. trustees
70 E!na. T &eiatir., PIT. 10, 50: Il; SOL G. W.
ana eacJlrnnrance OF = ,Oo9 John Sherman, trts-
~ TO \ = o Ba,rn3R lot g. bloeS 81 Columbia
i, 70 GaEy H-:iSs part g. p T.. 7. & D,s- addition
u n,s 60. % tSWn; 49, w x9n TO T. + Clark,
maic: 10 {. ". DJaaldson. 9is rods on Grant
I9ad out claim; go \; W.. T.lzgerald to c S
M"Eaen to o. b. Waiting, sub ltts ana r. So
BIS So 20 anu $500 encULbrance. W. D. Wright
G IN sRnGG i2!s an4 block a.
kerz;e to Anne E. stewart, lots and 5, see. :.
b!rry farm; si69. t. Il Eryan 10 S. 7. c. Morsell,
Christina kein 10 David Lee, part Z. so &c., 81 300
Eina - c sln,ri; to sarah Anderson, part l. So
HUH .DonoLoo. lot u, sub ass; g. F. Young to to
A r Whiting @ Mary Stone lot p P,srs nail nj
seat $500 John o,Neal and James Bowling 10
3. r. }. n lG nan lot s. 81 l 10, s. So 1893 and
aid, sub lot 81, q. 676: 1926. w. Warlng ct az.
trustees, g., 10 J. H. y, Warng parts - ana as'
81 $780, $500 Same 10 Ella Campbell, pit same
SlFG j. III. y. Waring 70 ". WarIns DTS same:
$50 T. Lyon TO james Berry, east half sq. $40;
SAMUEL kTi:EY's FUNERAL The funeral OF
s1mu kiroy whose death was nlenti/-->I in yes
on sth street, above ID, this morning, and WIS
largely attended; the Oldest Inhabitants Asso-
ali the old famiies Of the he'd Dsret The r ,lS
Werc enc.o5e,l In a plain black cloth covered
r:;sKet, on which was plate Inserted samuel
1sSl" There were NJ flowers or other Ornaments
sa,s simple shear OF wheat placed on a stand
at tac head or the casket. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Patch, OF the Unity Presby.
terrain church, who referred TO the spotless char
whom were selected by Nj Kirby before his
death, were p ii. Hooe, Peter +. Bacon, John Col
G O., e'eorSe NJ oyster, j. W. Drew and Charles w.
mains were borne to the hearse. The ca-tcVe was
formed ,i,i by Mr. Joseph Gaw.er, the undertaken,
Iuent was made in ST. Pauis grave yard.
KUN OVER AND SERIOUSLY INJURED -About i,
O'Clock yesterday afternooa IL horse attached 10 y
cart loaded with sand, became frightened 1T the
steam cars, at the corner OF V.--tnla fyenue and
South Capto. street southwest and became un-
manageable, throwing the driver, a coloresi boy
haDei John Wills. about eighteen years OF age.
10 The grouh |, and the cart passed over his body
He was conveyed 10 his home between Delaware
avenue end Half and and G. streets southwest.
Dr. Sambey was called In and rendered Medical
aid, anu pronounced the wound dangerous and
hospital
w. = C--Evcry active and nonorJry member
INC corDs DOM IN the city Is rcgcstod TO att: MI
1msri'rS at The board Of tra.e roorns Ne siy
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