Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-03
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condemned Locals.

CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condemned Locals.
Street lamps will be lighted at 7:30 p. m. and
extinguiShed at 3 30 am.
THE STAR Will be sent ny man, post paid TO those
leaving the city during the summer for any length
OIL time, and The add ress changed as often as de-
sired. Subscription, fifty cents per month, POSI-
lively ADVANCE.
Brentano & co. send us the London Illustrated
Netrs, Graphic, PictOrtal World and Punch for the
2lst ult, received by yesterdays European steam
erS.
The regular Saturday evening excursion OF the
Armenia will be omitted This Saturday.
The newly elected membn RS OF the Potomac boat
club last evening arranged plans for reception to
be given TO the club at the club landing next FRI
day.
The name of Capt. W. W. Moore was omitted
dents elected by the Oldest Inhabitants aSSOcia-
tion Wednesday afternoon.
game OF base ball w;s played last evening be-
tween the Orentai5 OF South Washington, j. f.
Mccarthy captain, and the Independents OF East
Washington, George F. Heck captain, which re-
suited In victory for the latter by score OF to s..
Yesterday afternoon Bctlwell Banks, laborer
employed on the new 81. Patrick's church build
ing, fell from a scaffod and was severely injured
Last evening horse attached 10 b iggy, driven
by son OF Mr. +. NJ Draney, ran over the three
year-oli son OF Officer West, severely cutting his
head and arm
case in the Police Court this morning, in
which some women were concerned, hinged on
the evidence OF one woman. "ThiS woman" said
O
window every day: A woman who would keep
her head out or the window all day Is woman
would hesitate to believe"
Mary Keenan, was in Judge NILS court this
morning for stealing bottle of bay rum from
Barbour & Hamltons store. and Was sect to jail
for thirty days In default OF IS.
Henry johnson, coiorei, was assessed $40 by
Judge Mills today for carrying pistol He failed
TO pay the assessment, and went down for 60
days.
A colOrel girl named EIeanora Coleman, about
sixteen years old, was in the dock at the Police
being vagrant and public Pre- stitute sentence
OF - days On the farm Was imposed.
Detective Rar to-day served warrant on Cell
ella smith. OF NO. 3l4 9Th street, charging her with
violating the law governing pawnbrOkers by fall
ing to keep proper description OF the pledges and
persons who pledge the goods.
On TIE petition Of Ellen Reed, filed by Mrs Lock-
wood, Justice Hagner has directed writ de huat-
Seo ti11uHe'ado to issue In the case OF John II.
smith, formerly In the navy and now In jail for
ASSAULT.
A prisoner In the Police Court to-day was fined
all the money he had. The court put his hand
into MS pocket and drew out a quarter and con-
Tlbuted II 70 paying the fine OF the defendant.
bill In equity against W. T. Bailey, trustee, and
Robert Portner, for an Injunction to restrain the
sale OF the fI.ttS OF the New York House, Penn
sylyania avenue, betwe N 81 and An streets on
the ground OF the insuf1lciency OF the advertise
nent and the absence OF such default in payment
James granted restraining order.
been issued by the clerk Of the court to Edward
Aerrick and Georgfanna Hill: Jefferson Mackey
and Letitia Allen; Edward Kerrick, Of Prince
Georges county. Nd, and Blanche Carter, OF Mis-
sissipDi: Sam1 Fltzhugh and Mary f. Jordan: Jas.
G. Piercynski, Of Philadelphia. Pa, and Fanny NJ.
Knott; VIM. Duckett and Hester Hall, both OF
Prince Georges county, Md; John Matthew's and
Maggie Hairs, both OF Anne Arundel county ;
Chas. Dickson and Mary v. Brooks; Christian An.
oerson, OF New York, and L2zi. Eckstein.
REAL ESTATE TRaNsFrRs.-Daeds in fee have
mr. p.rllo
trustees, to Jennie s. Pierce. lot 5. block IA, LIE
Dro:t Park; s4.a5O. J. R Shields to II. 4. S y
same. adjoining property TO above; 81 Os765 Cti-
sens, Building company TO Helen s. Mel Klrnball,
iot 49, "a 3S8: 500! G. G. Bradley ct a., trustees
Maria Z. FttzAugh TO E. W. Perry. part 49, so.
6s3; s r. MeAnister 10 Sarah A. Walsh. part
SUD q 3d. ss b beirI Br 20 a pey yoba
NJ. E Mcket, part II, So: u; $3.50. Joseph E.
Roberts ct al 70 Luciaa O'Bren. lot I, So 81 part
OBrien TO Joseph Z. Roberts, part II, So 81: 3.
Same TO Mary 4. Roberts, p ri II, 81. "a; 8.
SAM T. Matthew Roberts, part II, So 81; 3: A.
Si,soo " y 49, |,''' ~ ~ '"'' d. 90
CHARGE OF SELLING LOTTERY TIcXETs.-Paul
B0navrcS, barber at No. 1902 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. was put on trial in the Police Court this
morning on complaint OF Detectives RAN and
Biock for selling louisiana lottery tickets. An old
man named VIM. Hunt, of No. AL 3 street, res:i-
neI GO having bought lottery tickets from the de-
he purchased from him. The detectives testified
TO arrtstlng the prisoner at his place OF business
Oh special raidng paper, and that they there
found some advertise ments OF the lottery company
ana other paraphernalia or the lottery business.
MT r. b Stil5on appeared for the defendant, and
asked the court TO dismiss the case on the ground
that The sale OF the tickets was previous to the
date mentioned In the intormation. Prosecuting
Attorney Moore said this made no difference.
Juige Mills said he was inclined TO favor Mr. Still
sons s,de OF the case out was not ready to dis
pose or u at present The court took the case under
consideration till tomorrow.
THE CIVIL. RIGHTS CAsE.-In the Police Court
to-day Mr.. Campbell Carr.ngtOn called Judge
Mills attention TO the under the civil rights
law as'lnst James w. Bell tue Restaurant keeper,
With refusing to let Rev. G.. III. Smith eat In his
place because he was eolored. Mr.. Darlington
had the case continued until next Tuesday. The
dfeniant gave his personal bonds In the sum OF
$500 ior his appearance.
Mrs. YorNGs FUSERAL-The funeral OF Mrs. r.
e. Young. mother OF Mr.. Warren s. Young, clerk
at the Waite House, took place yesterday MORN
1Ds from her l,te residence No 1916 street north
west. The Rev. D.. Weech. or Union chapel,
Gfciatcd, and the following acted as paI-bcarers:
J. $. 3oway, n. S. Merrill, F. H. Truesdell. DIR. W.
i. LAWYER, 4. w. Grimes and G. NJ. Taylor The
intcrment was ut Graceland cemetery The floral
tributes were numerous aud of very handsom, DE-.
signs. amon- them being q large pillow, W h the
INSCRIPTION Rest" sent from the White House.
tn Office OF the clerk OF tn Supreme Court OF tho
District from J. ii. Phinney, sheriff OF Becker
COuHfy, Mm1eSDta, stating tnat he mad under
rest one Thomas O'Neiil, who had with him o
certificate OF admission 70 the bar, dated June
26'h, 1865. The letter stated that the certificate
was altered, and the name was originally W. NJ
Leslie. He asked whether certificate had been
Issued TO either name. and stat that O'Neiil has
hoodwinked many people into paying large sums
OF money. The records show that on June 18th,
leos, W. 81 Leslie, OF Illinois, was admitted to the
bar here. =
THs NEW BCILDING FOB COLUMBIAN UNrvER.
snf-Ine columbian university to-day received
permit from the building inspector to proceed
with the erection OF their new building southeas,
corner "a 18th and II streets, the plans or which
have been prepared by Mr.. w. N. Poindexter
Workmen gre now excavsting for the foundation
The building Is TO be erected on tho lot named
which measures 131 by 154 feet. The size OF the
building VII be III by 6iH feet, with wing 80 by
% teet, and II will be -FOUR stories in height The
number OF feet in height from The level OF the side
walk 10 the highest part OF the wall will be e5 and
number or feet In height from the sidewalk 70 the
caves, 6S The roof VIII be high pitched and Gov.
cred With 81 tie. The front and cornice Will be OIL
brick. The buildtng Will be heated BY keum. and