Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-07
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Condensed Locals.

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The KNIGHT, uf Pythias. Acacia Lodge, held a
grand aN~'I.piy last night To confer their degree
ut"i "u ~ init iniihDtr Grand Chancellor j.
T. Sl1na~ and Wee Grand Chancellor Charlie, De-
valler- Win ali The other officers OF the Grand
IHt-' were present. After the session the party
gave supper at Julius Iutnemann'S
Tn members OF tne Bethel \. VI. L. church have
re-el'ttti BE- following trustees f0r the ensuing
year: L".tn \. SiEIn> Andrew Irvine. William
EttEttt. George K. bo!l"y. john shorter. Walter F.
Tyson, George G. Brown, j. F. Harris, james Wash
fngpH.
\ driver named Richard Proctor was seriously in
JGf',d iiSi eytnih@ 10y being thrown from wagon
r. his home WHORE he received medical treatment.
Prank i Edward Hall We're charged in The Po-
H. '1Ur TN morning with Olstructng a United
Sr2t = marshal in "Xcctilng a writ OF repevin The
cas- CONTINUED until next Friday
CD ri D.von. cp0re,i. and Charles r. Calhoun
Whlic were lined - each in The Police Court to-day
for disturbing the quiet Of Georgetown.
Sergeant Boyle arrested Benjamin Franklin col
oftd White lie was Try ing 10 dispose OF Il brass
~htrl Fl junk shop this morning. and charged
hin In IN" Pole" Court with being Il varrant and
sts'ni 'ioIS person lie was sent down to the farm
Charles Washington. one-ar1n eoloreti man. was
sent To hi. b Judge SHELL today for sin months for
asS .''i-!.l- OfiCcr iIagan.
The e1l~" against Robert Walker, charged with
the larceny OF - from Mr. George III. L. Fetra was
dismissed in the Police Court this morning.
About llij last night fire discovered in
ho'I~t' No go 26til street northwest. owned by VIM
Curlty aud occupied by Harriet Blackwell It was
tNtll&uiHilnd ny tte nf1glhors without turning i'll
an al I'm. and Is supposed IN have been the work of
al Us ''liti v Loss about
Tie Bocsbiniers' so iety ia-t evening adontcd
RESOLUTIONS expressing sympathy with the TypO-
graphitl union IN their fight a. slnst the W aShing
The Washington Bee win make its appearance
next saturday un'er the editorial management OF
IT w Calvin Chase. with y. st. ~ smith and Geo.
NJ Arnli ,3s ,sSnct!tg editors.
The mineral OF Mrs. Capt. Reagan. in Alexandria
yesterday, was 81 ended by delegation OF the en-
ploYts q Tie Baltimore and Potomac ana AleXln-
diia ant Fredericksburg railroads from this city,
|Ao carried down - their tribute handsome floral
oneTinr-th@ (i3t@S Ai1r.
Ninash!il Lotto Of Good Tcnplars last evening
tnsta.ist The I,ilg"ing officers A. Day. VI. c. l.;
Nay lLe4. " v r: }. l. Eea, W. II. $; kttie Oar
nah. '" r :: e + sumner. ". T.: PC. Checks. W.
e.; \. Chaplin. ". ~, Miss Il. !. sleeper. W. A. VI:
Ms 4 Plat, W. @; MIR J: f. DarnlH W. q, $;
HFs l. " Elaine. w y \; Miss Laura Baker, K. III.
3; Mrs. II. VI. l. wis. L. IT, :.
TIE ACIHoRs CARSivAr--Tre Capital CITY
Gnar!S. Battery T. in fUll uniform. attended the
authors Carnival at the 18th street Presbyterian
church last night They were welcomed by X. W
ICtu,r fHS- and Can't. Gray responded. Tonight
The sparta Social club viii be present.
Two WEppTNGs.-Nr. Henry J. Bradley and Miss
Gt-Nr Sherman were married ut the Fifth Baptisr
church last evening. Rev. charles Mead9r, officiat-
IN MCS-r-@ l. :. Ashley and Benjamin T. TaylOr
aetfd = U-ierS- reception was held at the resi-
denre Of the brides parents, No SIS 9Th street south
were marie! y. Peters church yesterday after
noon b. Rev. Father OSUIiiyan. After the cere-
inpHN reception was held at the home OF the
bride 5rind parents.
cub give - nrSI htii last evening az AbnerS hall.
ana tie atf,I.igNcc was very lIrse Mr. lanes
Plant VS. TIE master Of ceremonies, MIR. VI. b.
flEh1 me htlef master and Nir w L. NcAllistcr
lis assistant. The committees comprised McSSrS.
o. l4.tHs.tH. +. Lynch J. T.. CLANCY. T. Kennedy
j. ks.Iy. J. 4gJer VI. L. Flynn, NJ. Dufey, j.
Dale aaI g. Lynn.
WASHINGTON CATTLE NARKET-At the Ouenns
f"V df'ye wards. Oh the metropolitan Branch B.
Jrt g. railroad three miles from lie rfy Lewis II
Meas. pr rriatur Monday 10 head OF cltfle were
% ~ III
-.i'-'F dHi lambs were sold follows: Sheep
10 cents per poUJd lambs. ~ a6fi cents. 6 cows
anu - brought st.0J The state OF the market
was Lar.
ILLUSTRATED LECTCIEs-'Thp first lecture In the
t'ae.'i course at tie congregational church Mon
LAY t'ehiNE. was decided success. Mr.. Raglan
VIII ElE' Illuminated views OF Scotland this even
ing, WIN descriptions OF personal visits and Incl
"e's iii his travels through the land of the Scots.
The RIVER TRsDE-IiarbOrmast sutton reports
arrH.a at The river front as follows: Schr. Rowing
Arrow. Garner. $40 bushels oysters. market: schr
Annie Laurie. Davis. 40 bushels do. same; schr F.
e Stf0Ig. ChiSeltine. 800 do. same; pungy Coral
Gagie Ellis. so do, same sloop Wave Chisetine,
40 Go. same: slOop Emma, Jones. 200 do, same;
sshT ldnny Kemp, Chi>eltine, 400 do, same; schr.
snIaiia, thiSeltine, 400 do. same; pungy w. b.
ColbuTn; Sehr. j. c. VannaIne, Simpson, 400 do
same; shr. Margaret Ella, Davis. 800 do same:
Scnr. George Christopher, Prioett. 800 do same;
schr- Martha Washington, Kentz. 300 do, same:
.thr. II lled Haney, 400 do, same; schr Mary
FRANCIS, Watkins, 400 do, same; schr. c. H. Howl
--erbeft, 2lo tons coal, W. Hodges
The CAPTAIN OF PUNGY KILLED.-The Laura
l. Muir and the Lizzie \. Luc two oyster PUNCHES
"Oiidedk last Friday near smiths Point. ~ the mouth
" the IOtonac river, and Henry First. captain ..
ne LuCl. was instantly Killed. There was a stifi
oreeZt blowing AZ the time The TWO PUNCHES had
5een dredging near each other for some time when
4 ne Laura Muir started 10 sail by and under the
stern OF the Luc1. There was a high sea running
nd in passing the Lucl colded with the Muir Can
ain First caught by the martingale of thf
Nuir, hurled violently TO the deck, and crushed t1
oath So quick did the accident occur, that those
N board hardly knew what had happened before
they saw the captain lying crushed and bleeding OF
the deck. The remains OF the dead captain wer,
buried on Dividing creek, Northumberland county
Va Captain First belonged In New York
THE GREAT TURKISH SaLE.-There Is one OF TIT
pest opportunities now offered In the sale OF Turk
Sh carpets and rugs now going on at Dowlingi
auction rooms 10 purchase elegant articles at Low
'glfeS ever Offered al any previous sale, and 1
steils singular that parties who are familiar Will
SUN goods do not take advantage OF this sale, fori
= certainly avery superior collection. The sal,
VIZ commence tomorrow at II O'Clock.
TRUSTEE sale Of brown stone front residence
iFCLtllg on Franklin square. The attention OF tn,
tGbIlc Is caed TO The sale at auction OF No 1903
rect northwest, by X. q. Hickman, tomorrow
..LSrnoou at O'Clock.