Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-13
Condensed Locals.

the Apollo Glee Club.
Condensed Locals.
Street lamps VII be lighted at 1875 p. m. and
extiEguiShcd at =. III.
colored hoy. named Chas. Bland, was sent to
jail for 60 days by Ju ige Smell to-day stealing
eight pounds OF pork from John killian, in the
Center marKet
Rev. james II. Lindsay was recently ordained
at the Mount ZION Baptist church, corner 18th and
E streets northeast.
Capital CITY Council No l. ROYAL Temnlars of
Temperance, viii celebrate their fourth anniver-
sary with musical and literary entertainment
on Wednes'iay evening, February 14tl, 1883, at
the Congregational church, corner 10th and G.
streets northwest. Admission free.
young iadn named Walter Reagan was fined
So cT 81 DAYS Ly Judge Smell erd2y for assault
IN ofii-tr k!chftZ Reagan was also fined s. for
the i2Tt11y OF wood
private letter from ex-Commiss'oner Thomas
Bryan, now living at Idaho Springs Col, states
that he Is successfully engaged at the law and
mining business. and that his son, ChaS. 2. Bryan,
Is Succeasfu ally editing and publishing the news
paper pgl iis.ed in that town.
The sneak thief who took an arnful OF coats and
wraps from the parsons h0GSa Oh II IN street last
n!Sit and dropped them, In his hasty flight from
his plrSrer, can have his drab SLOUGH hat, which
he lost When jumping the tron fence-he fell
sprGwing upon the payement-lf ne VIII call soon.
bill has been fled by F!tZrlorris agt. Moran for
the appointment of a receiver to take charge of
The restaurant in the Post building, on ID street,
near 1Oth. and in the Equity Court to-day a rule
was ISSUED on defendant TO show cause.
THE WEEKLY STAR eight large pages, cut, past
ed and fol1e,D VIII be sent postpaid anywhere in
the United states or Canada for one dollar year.
CABgIsGEs At THs PRESIDENTS REcErrIoN.-At
The last presidential reception great deal In
convenience arose from the want OF Management mt
CT the carriages A strong effort Will be made
this evening TO main ain strict rules in this par
Ucuiar Carriages will De permitted to enter the
east gate only and to 60 out or the west gate
when carriages have deposited their burdens at
the White House they will either drive out OF the
west gate or BE- backed along the north side of the
carriage road. When the reception IS over those
carriages N waiting must not be turned round to
get In the line coming from the east, but must be
drIEen out the west gate and back through the
east gate, and there taking their place keeping
close to the sidewalk. so that guests who do not
wish TO wait walk down the pavement till
they reach their carriage.
SUPPLIED WITH AIR CLoCKs.-The new addition
70 the court house is furnished with nine air
clockS-four OF them In the main halls and one in
each OF the court rooms and Judges rooms the
main pTopelllnS CLOCK being in the consultation
room adjoining the chamber of the General Term.
These clocks were placed in position last week
anu tney were set In motion Saturday night
MARRIAGE LICENsES-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Henry w.
Marks ana Annie NJ. Lobsnger: VIM. A. Burdine,
OF Manassas, Va, aud Mary Spaight; Wilbrrt G.
thompson ana Mary NJ s4ffel both OF Fairfax Co. .
Ella V. ROscway, OF Ivy City, DC; John Denzler
an1 Rosa b. Harris, both OF Richmond, Va; John
X stufgis and Mary L. Posey, OF Jefferson Co., Ill.
DENTISTS AS JURoRs-This morning. in the Cir.
cult Court, Judge Macarthur, Mr.. Appleby, for
Henry B. Noble, who was drawn for service on the
jury, and whose application for excuse or eXemp.
tlcH vi tHt grOuHu Vi DeinS CS0tlSC was pre-
senfed some two weeks since and denied, made a
FORMAL motion that he be discharged for the term
on the same grounds. 1t is understood that this
ton, and the claim is that they are equally exempt
non JurySeryice with physicians. Judge Mac
Arthur certified the motion to the General Term.
REcAPTURED.-Watt Butler alias Hawkins, the
alleged eolored burglar who got away from the
Police Court about week ago in consequences OF a
commitment not being made out for him. was re-
captured this morning by Privates Edelin, and
Slack, in South Washington. He was brought to
tie Police Court and committed for the action OF
The grand jury.
Mrs. HTTz AND THE GERMAN-AMERIcAN Ma
1IoNAL BANK.-As stated in THE STAR last evening,
the case or keySer, receiver, against Mrs. Jane C.
Hitz was on trial In the Circuit Court yesterday.
This was suit under the national currency act
against stakeholder, and Mrs Hitz took the
ground that she never held stock In such bank
The point was also made that the conversion OF
German-Amerfcan National Bank by the con.
tro.ier or the currency was unauthorized and that
the power to do so was with the law-maklng
power. This point the court did not rule upon
The point was then made that before plain IN
could recover they should prove that the property
under the married woman's act. and. plaintif,
Being un able TO do this under Instructions or the
S she npy reduFned verdict for q,
and Mr. Totten for defendant The case will be
taken to the General Term.
JUDGMENT FOR THE DIsTRIcr-In the Court tr
General Term yesterday, the Judgment below In
-
for the defendant. was affirmed This was a sui,
for damages TO property by alleged defective sew
erage.
BILL FOR DIyoRCE--Mr. Randolph Coyle yes
terday, for Mrs. Rachel A. Wood, filed a bin fo
divorce from Andrew Wood, with permission Il
resume her maiden name OF Holland and for tn,
custody OF her children, two girls. She states tina
they were married In this city In May, 1873 ant
Immediately went TO housekeeping; that,althougl
he had steady employment at'good wages. he pro
yfded so meagerly for their support that she wa
compelled 10 go 10 work herself; that on Sept 1s
ers that he did not give her an adequate mainte
nance; that this made him angry, and he immedi
ately deserted her, and that they have not live,
together since.
The FUNERAL OF DAVID BRoUGHToN.-The m
neral OF the late David BroughtOn, who died o.
sunday morning OF paralysis, took place this at
ternoon from Wesley NJ. E chapel, and was al
tended Dy large number OF friends Mr.. Brough
Ton was the father-in-aw OF Messrs. j. W. Scot
ana B. w. Gheen, OF this city, and had lived her
ror many years He was native OF Washington
county, N 4. For some years he had farm Il
virginia and livery stable In Alexandria H
vas for time with his son-in-law Mr. Scott
lessee OF the American house and the proprietO
q a stable on 14th and ID streets. He was cor
ORIGINAL On PAINTINGs-The Bremen cole<
e1Dn OF original Oil paintings now on exhibition
0cwing's auction rooms, 18th street and Pennsy
yn1ia avenue, Is attracting good deal OF after
IN IL Ia pronounced BY artists and others to b
g % high an order that ft should command "a
o6ee0fton Of parties who W1ah % buy,