Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-30
Condensed Locals.

condensed Locals.
street lamps VIII be lighted at 10 p. m. and
extiEguiShed at = a.. In.
The WEEKLY STAR, a large double paper OF fifty
SIX columns IS. will be sent postpaid for one dollar
The Waverlys defeated the Richmonds In a ball
game saturday by score of Il to5.
Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur, to-day
Instead of marching the prisoners from the van
directly to the dock. they were this morning
placed in cells In the basement of the building,
from whence they were brought up as needed.
A thief attempting 10 rob the collection boxes at
alarm.
The win of Vim. Metcof Burchard. filed with
register to-day, bequeathes to Abbie Cornelia
BuTehard parlOr organ, To Geo. Clark Burchard
awateh, to the four children 500. and the residue
OF the estate To the widow. Mary A Burehard.
Edward VI Burchard Is named as executor.
In the case OF the estate OF Mary EIiZaMagruder,
Alex Il. Magruder. one or the heirs at law has
asked That letters of administration he issued to
VIM. A. Gordon, the executors named IN the will
having renounced their right 10 act.
the published story that white lady named
Miller Was grossly assaulted on Saturday night 10
the Capitol park by black ru1ian cannot be
verified The police have no inform alton on the
The new ten-oared barge which 1.-THE Columbia
club ordered from Glass, OF Philadelphia, has
evening. IL cost 500. TIE four and eight-oared
aheils made by Waters are ready to be shipped
ARRArGSFD FOR CHILD MrRDKR-To-day In the
Special Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur, Lucy
Williams, yellow woman. was arraiIned ON an
Indictment charging her with having on March
Oh caused the death OF her infant male child, py
Choking. neglect, DC. She pleaded not guilty and
Was assigned counsel (Hr. H. II. Wells, jr) This
Is the case ii which II reported that The child
had been placed IN a Stove in house In Temper
ance alley, near the upper end OF 18Th street ana
IN which the body OF the child was found hung up
In a closet
A"ONG TEE CHURCH PEOPLE.-The South Wash
ipgtoL sunday school Union held its regular
q cltTfn rim,
church Il y. DIR. Burck and Rev. DIR. Poul-On
dehvere,t I'D dresses Religious services were held
evrD g list Rev. DIR. Bullock, late OF Baltimore
preached at the Western Presbyterian church.
R'v a Webster. or Baltimore fiiei the Metro
poll an W. f. church pulpit. The O!d-School Bap-
list, held meetings at the Columbia BuilifHg
eoniucted by Rev. J. W. Badger. Rev. Alonz5
Hot preached ut St Georges Hall At the
Catholic, the Protestant Episcopal and Lutheran
churches services on Ascension Day, next Thurs
day. were announced. 1.-The Career OF King
David was the subject OF discourse at the Tenn
pie OF the New Jerusalem church. Yesterday
afternoon GOV 81 John, OF Kansas, addressed
large audience ct the Congregational church.
Rev. "Ilford Downs again preached In answer to
InSersoll at Waugh NJ. f. church. At George
town Bishop Andrews preached at Dumbarton
street NJ l. church
MARRIAGE LICENsEs--Marrlage licenses have
been -ued 10y the clerk OF the court TO A. III.
Brott hi Annie N. Grove; Mark Cunningham and
Mary SheehaD; Benz. +. McCathran and Hanora
Carroll; E 4. Heath and Julia Z. Cobe: Cunning
ham PeytOn. OF Richmond Va and Beulah W.
Sherman, OF Newark. y. j.; E aall G. T. Lydecker,
1r., and Caroline Wei>sman both of Baltimore:
andrew WeSSer, OF 7. c. county, Nd, and Jane A.
Eouck, OF New York city.
A HorsE-BRsAxER SENTENcEp.-This morning.
In the Special criminal Court, Judge Macarthur,
the cases OF Aaron Wheeler alias Robert Lee o
coiored man, chargef with two Offenses OF house
oreakinG-store OK Max Luchs and printing office
OF X. Bcresford-were called, and he pleaded
guilty In both cases. To the court he stated that
this was not the first time he had been before the
"A n hnyyl nnl hah had boar.
In the business. The court sentenced him to
seven years II one case and one year In the other
10 the Erie county tN.i) penitentiary.
ARRIVAL. OF FLYERS FOR THE MAY RAcRs-The
following stables or race horses arrived at the
National Fair grounds yesterday to take part In the
spring meeting OF the National Jockey Club next
month: PrtenSfll-Fair Count, Duke OF Montal-
Allenoke, Unknown and Springbok. gelding; AS
key-Joe Murray, Garfield, Ben THOMPSON and
Lu linda; niord-El Captain, Maj. Barclay. Laura
g., nellie Glow and Marie; King & PhelpS-Lara-
lninta, Turrene and Jim Turner
RAID on 4 DISORDERLy HoUsE-Seryeant He1r
ner. with posse OF officers raided a house near
18th and streets Saturday night kept by Ameri-
Gus Murray. mulatto. The inmates, Silvie El!er-
son, Lizzie Thomas, Frances Bell aud two visitors
were put under arrest and locked up to await a
hearing This morning, In the Police Court Amer
icus Murray was charged with keeping a bawf,v
house, and fine OF SIS was imposed and paid. The
Tcmen caught IN the raid were all charged with
being public prostitutes and Migrants, and were
'NtS8NS0 Vi tiACIi pSiSoHdi pouuSs
THE WOUNDED ACroR-Capt Vim. n Dalton
THIS morning received a postal card fOm his
brotherwho was cut IN a theater. Thursday night,
at Taunton, Mass, saying: "Was accidentally
punctured In the abdomen by Romeo during last
nigats performance. Wound somewhat painful,
but doctor says viii probably be around all right
again very soon: Am in good hands. and as soon
as able 10 travel Will go to New York. Don't
worry
FIRE observation-disclosures who are about insurfnc
Ihelr property would do well look into the rates
OF lhe Mutual Protection Fire Insurance COM
pany OF the District II is a home fnstitI,.
tor, duly Chartered by Congress; IS managed by
some OF our best business men; can insure nc un-
usually low rates, and every Insurer shares In the
Prints The managers OF the company are: VIM
Bailantyne, esq president; Joan C. Harknesseso.,
vice president, and Messra VIM. J. Libbey n w.
Burchell, VIM 8. Thompson, James n. Saville
John T. Given and VIM. Thomson and Admiral ii
j. Carter; James e. fitch, secretary The once OF
NE company Is OF 1851 Pennsylvania syenue, Cor
ooran building.