Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-05
Condemned Locals.

MASONIC TEMPLE.-ProL Carpenters mesneric
performance.
Condensed Locals.
Street amps VIII be lighted at 1900 p N. and ex-
ttnglIShad at 5:15 a. N.
fgnatius Nau a restaurant keeper on the 9TH
street road, was arrested on an attachment for
failure TO pay fine OF SO. and was also charged
with keeping unlicensed bar, and lett 500 col
lateral at the station He failed 20 appear In the
Police Court this morning. and s115 was forfeited
GonZaga College. well-anown Institution OF
learning IN this city re-Opeued schools yesterday
for the second term Parents DESTROYS of entering
their sons viii md this favorable opportunity or
Bind Tom Will give three concerts at Lincoln
Hall, Friday and saturday evenings and Saturday
A petition Is being circulated in East Washington
asking FOR The erection OF permanent postal sta
ton OF Sd and south streets and pennsylvania
avenue. Capitol Hill.
Prof Carpenter Is as usual meeting With great
success In his mesmeric exhibitions at Masonic
Temple. The performance is one ~eil worth wit
Messing. and the consequence Is the audiences are
large. This Is the last week.
The Union Veteran corps first company decided
last evening TO out the 22d of Ills month to
assist the Washington Light Infantry Corps TO lay
the corner stone OF their new armory. Mr.. Fred
Thompson was elected recording secretary and six
teen honorary members Were elected
The third concert by the choir OF the Church Of
Our Father corner 18th and streets, Will be given
tomorrow evening.
The ladies Of the Congregational church will
serve dinner at the church tomorrow from to
p. H., and there will be a sOciable and entertain
See advertisement OF the Lincoln Hall Amusement
Company IN this paper.
The win Of Robert c; Morgan; deceased, Of Yonk-
ers, y. Y. HE'D to-day. The estate is left TO
his Wife, who is named as executor.
BURDETTE's SENT-ANNUAL SaLE-W W. Bur-
dette Co.'S seuii-annua! sale. which began last
Monday at No rs 7th street, is be continued for
fifteen days They are selling reliable dry goods at
very much reduced prices. Special bargains In
silks and fine dress goods
An ICrvvv CoSrrp- Tho rbir5 tho uoriac
OF concerts by the choir or the UniversaIst church.
corner 18th and streets Will take place
musicians as MeSdarneS kaSpar, True. Fengar, the
musical prodigieS, Birdie Lucas and Emma PraIl
ana MesSrS knoop and Kaiser. constitutes an
attraction seldom equalled at any entertainments
or this character. Mrs Fengar. wife or Capt. = A.
Fengar. OF the L. s revenue marine service. 4
0ne reputation as yioiinist and Is highly spoken
OF by the Leading musicians and press CT Buffalo.
her native city. This Judgment is endorsed by
prominent musicians OF this city The temperance
o. Mime kaspar after her serious Illness WIN give
much pleasure 10 the musical public ami her man
PERSONAL friends MS True IS regarded as one OF
the leading contralti OF Washington. Miss Emma
Prail, whose piano playing IN the former concerts
eltited the warmest praise viii appear In this cor
bule vOliniSt. Birdie Lucas. considered quite
wonderful In their way. MesSrs- Knoop and Kaiser
nave The reputation OF being conscientious artists
The Quartette OF the church. Mestdnes Kaspar and
True and MesSrs- knoop ana Kaiser, Will render
some OF their best concerted selections Professors
Waldecker and Beckel VIII be the accompanies.
ace ball given at AbIers hal by the COllI. tfa
Turn Verein last night was largely attended and
tosIe Were many costumes noticeable either for
Their elegance or their originality. Prizes were dis
tributed as follow. For best groups, first prize OF
$40 TO ii party of thirty composing The '.Buytehu:e
the Linen Weavers.s For tie best ladies' fancy
dressing fans, TO Miss Annie Dieterich. "Tamb9t-
rtne GIRL and Tony Rhenhardt, THE Baby" For
best gentlemen's fancy dressing silk umbrella TO
Robert Schol. The Dude" and MessrS. Leppert
and Lutz, "The Twins"
Col PINCBovKR,s PATRNT.-An application. DUR
porting to be signed by Col Maurice Pinchoyer has
adjustable dogs tall The applicat ton claims tht
Az dogs who. either by nature or by accident, are
L1lnuS TALL encounter great difficulties In turning
sharp corners, as their center Of gravity is thrown
100 near the fore legs, and they consequently have
Can be fastened TO the stump and as the deg turns
u the right the tail Will tend 10 III his rear 10
Toe left. thus enabling him 10 turn easily anu d
idlE without losing his equilibrium. The customary
so lee did not accompany the Spp c.tion which Is
PrVoaDy The prUduttlon OF some .uker and lot Il
Col Pnehover.
THEArEE CoxIQuE-A large audience was wei
pleased With the excellent variety performance
offered al tne Coulique last evening Harry Mol
tagues new eoiledy. entitled 'Xabels Dream"
proved full o. life anu fun. nd gave ample oppor-
tunity for the display OF the versatile talents - the
company The olto performance was unusually
the week
THE DISTRICT TEMPERANCE Aru.xcE-At q
meeting OF delegates nom churches ana .nlpar-
aRce societies. held ~ The Y. NJ L. A rooms last
evening an association 10 b" known as 1.-THE D.s-
tuition prepared By co.IInitter, COMPOSED or
AeSSrs- MouIton. LOckhart, SOuer-.l,o .,.yine and
Brandt, vas Professionally adopted 1nis cQnsr tu-
ti"n provides Tor the following Ofl-sfs: President
I've vice presidents, recording cecIrt..ry financial
secretary treasurer and an executive committee TO
y composed OF one dcieES IRON each church End
Organization connected with this organization The
ooJects o. the organ alton Will b. 20 entire
prohibition ot The Inp0rtat alton and manufacture OF
intoxicating liquors Ia the District OF ,CiuInb. I'D
70 make general CRUSADE in the city and county
RoBEERIEs REPoRTEn-G;eorge \. K. McNeir. 30 /
street northwest, reported 70 re headquarters
hat was stolen c-on. his hoJs, saturiay,.TrGs
Mooney, 1852 street northwest r.rOrts that an
Rossyn, Va. SUNDAY he Iost, w her or 0ther.
Wise, Sl2O ana several checks Oh Z New York bank
TowsoS's DsY GooDs SALz.-The sroc,, OF 6rv
goods and carpets 1T {. VI. Towscn's 626 Pennsyi-
vaIia avenue. south side. + rapidly difninisIlrp
All who want goods at and 'eloy cost prior 10 re-
moving, avail themselves OF T. Is orpor-
tunIty.
WASHINGTON CATTLE M.RkE--At the QUEENS
Town drove yards. on to metropolitan Branch g
g o. k. K. three miles from the city. Lewis d.
up and sod To- butchers ~ the following prices.
Best RON 6h as14: good from 51,a6 a. fair, ta5!,
the market; old sheep soId &c 4ae. LAMBS. 5ssL'
Cows ana calves brought s3DaS50. The state OF th,
market was dull.
The POTOMAC RIVER JANE AND FISH HorsE-The
live nSh agent. X. a GodC who i also the keepar
OF the Potomac River Game and Fish House at No
So Louisiana avenue, Is making large preparations
70 have constantly on nand q full assortment or
fresh Potomac fish lie has to-day launC led nj the
navy yard very large seine boat and taken = &c
his own wharf 10 MI with stores Tor his fishing
shore on the lower Potomac Mr. Golden Is one OF
the ''gameSt" or fishermen on The Potomac. He VIII
begin hauling soon one OF the largest seineS on the
nver, and all he asks IS 10 give rim q call and Try
his Potomac fish at No. S26 Louisiana avenue
SHOT Boy IN The NoSE-Last night small
colored boy, named Charles Holly, was chOpping
wood IN the yard OF FOwler's grocery store In
Cniontown, when another cOI0red boy about IL
years old, named Henry King. entered and said: II
Kin whip anybody that ever weared boots" .Wen,
u you can, you lad better Try me- said Holly.
kfIg then took from his pocket old revolver.
and pointed IL a. Holly and fired It. The bullet
struck Holly IN the nose. making slight wound
In the Police Court to-day King said that he didn't
Think the pistol would shoot but the court thought
that IL did shoot and gave King three months In
Jail
hEAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Deeds in fee have
Deem nled as follows W. Mayse ct al 10 Frances V.
AndreSs, sub "a, So 3sS; l.10Q- W. T. Okie 10 l.
= Cnurcn. lot ., sub block 3. Ivy city; $50 G.. W.
Soie 10 Frank Dali, lot - 3. Barry farm s22
H. Particle 70 w H. Berry. lot 2 sub Soc: So SOD
sosan Webb 10 ). Webb, lots II and IL sub 81 625:
oo0 j. H. Morgan ct al. 10 George :. Sinclair
- -, sub 81 6N: $50. Myron Parker to Randolph
l. Aulford, Lot u, block 20; y, 652