Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-11
Condemned Locals,


Inadvertently The STARS report OF the Bell
Hackman-Rred libel suit indicated Messrs. Hack
man and REED As the present publisher and editor
nectei with the Chrra,jc1e since september 1882
AMI the present editor ami proprietor, Mr. J. Q.
Thompson, In no way involved in the suit in queS
ton
Capt. C. F. Dutton delivered the lecture In the
Sciantific cours. 1t the National Museum SATURDAY
afternoon His sub ject vas The Hawaiian Islands
and Their People"
Mrs. Dorothe.t schroeder, mother OF Prof A. w
Schroeder. the "ll.sician. died Saturday at her
sons home, ia LAST Washington, aged SS years.
She WAS : native OF Hanover and one or the early
German settlers OF this city. The funeral takes
place this afternoon
While Mr. \. T. cunningham and his little seven
year Ole daughter Were crossing the street at the
Intersection vi New York avenue and 18th street
yesterday, the little girl wa, knocked. down by a
passing carriage and seriously injured, having
Saturday afternoon a man in a herdic made an
Inherent exposure 10 n little girl, who the only
other passenger in the coach Mr.. W. Vi. Gait
happening 20 enter tie coach near Lafayette
square. he LITTLE .rl began to complain to him Of
The mans conduct. when the fellow Jumped from
The vehicle and fed Mi. Calf followed him, but
was unable 10 OvCrt.ke him.
NJ. Locke Richardson win continue his Shakes
pe.,Te ffittiS on next Thursday At 1880 when
ne Whi retite selections from The Merry Wives OF
Windsor E"
III. Washington Yacht club has elected the fol-
lowing officer, fpr the ensuing year Admiral. Chas
g. Godfrey. vice admiral. Lewis 5. Wells secretary.
SdAuei Z Allen; treasurer. Edward Hayes: cor
rNppiiiiiS secretary. John G HctiregOr; board of
directors. Edward Shaffer. John Hahn, William
Hpecke and Ernest lie MOlr.
me luh-li. or MI Henson Brown. which took
pace yesterday idr' rnoun from his Late home i'll
East W Washington, Was largely attended Rev Mr..
Rylaud Cfficlatei- The pa'i-bearer; were Messrs
William BIOwn. Dennis Naley. Charles Liskie,
JOHN >h0np, samuel COX. Frederick I une
II the OF the sudden death or Charles SlnD-
son, col1rti. 80 wears Old which occurred yester-
d2y az the corner Of 2fn street aad New York ave
nus the eoroner gave Il c.rt.fics,te of burial.
PEoHIEiTIcN TALK.-A5 the meeting of the
MohtHs ii. lt!an Temperance Union. Ut Masonic
Temple. YESTERDAY afternoon. Hon Nelson Dilgey.
" adiht- s:tht al length upon the prohibition law
In Maine. maintaining that was not Il failure
iherv Is i less nuhlcr OF dran-shops in Maine. he
Stld- Ii'th IN any other state The average mum
Der Of retail liquor saloons in Maine lac said. is one
70 every seven hundred Inhabitants. because Il
Laws GstS wholly extng,ish the object il is di-
rectcd a.,diu~t i, does not Follow that The law is
failure IL Alexander Kent also made brief
address 1avoTinc prohibition Mrs La Fetra pr
sized u TIE meeting. ;,lli NJ CuaS. ". johnson
he'd ch3rg,. II the music. rr Eurkhart DR. Chick
eriaG- .Irdg. ai,d Mrs. Shell. the officers of the
Union and others Identified With the temperance
movement coupled seats on the platform. \
ph"t0Erlpa II Ms. Hayes and crayOn portraits of
Mss Frances r Willard irS- j. Ellen Foster and
Mra- Mary y "o"ttbr ne adorned the platform.
BANDS OF MERcr--An organization to be known
as 'Ail Souls Bond ot Mercy was formed in the
Sunday s;hcp; of All Souls church Yesterday. = T.
Bond was elected PRESIDENT Edwin Spading sccre-
tAry AMI Harry j. Mason treasurer. Rev q. w
Nchd'e. o: Newport. Il. - aetiresScd the children
AZ tn tf~t monthly IHc,ting II the Gore Band of
Nerc!. held II IL ChJl-i, II our Father Yesterday
number OF member, were enrolled ana
badges were distributed
\ DOORkERPER WITH SwORp-Chas Jones a
young eolnrcd man, tried III the Police Court
tn5 morning l0E aS.7Iui,il.r Henry Jennings who
$500 l't ~. thursday iii5hI ne was door
keeper a' an ehierttln;2en gye,i by the Ebenezer
church AT The t;ali.rc,.n Fis,,erfnans han Homes
offered counterfeit ticket and Was refused asirnis-
sou, Wirn jones struck him on the head with hi !;
n5t. Witness then drew a sword to defend himself
bIt Jones look Il away from him and threatened To
XIII him The defendant testified that he offered !,
Ccet OF admission which refused and after
LIT insisted several times Jennings cut hi with a
sword. aud Jennings wife wis. VS. in the ri.Eer
0.bce. struck him the head with a spftoon
Jennings then ran hun oGt int" the street with
rtVoiyef. upon which The witness left. The
court iied Jones 80.
PLEADED NOT GCILTy.-In tho Criminal Court
tbs oTIllnE before .EU !Tr WyIin, y G. Fitzgerald
postal Law, in connection with p-n,lc.. bust
less was ''rraisned and I.e''''e,i Eot gui! =
HEEDtc CsR DRIVES sTEiEE.-A new set Of
rules t"r the government 4 Tn. drivers ot the
q cabs Of Tn. Heroic COMPANY HAVING ,boHr
issued which are r.-tried ~ them a, Too rtlcid 4
nunb--r al them Turn 81 their ,@itr~ al, rornirg
They say that II tin, rI,nI-.ny cannot fru-7 Them
lht company Oush' not 10 cNlrCt Tie public To
trust them.
R0BEERIrs--TaSt ni.ht tie r,-Si hence az Mr. 4
IL Lamb eis = street Hertitwe>r. entered 10y
Thieves while t!r- fs..., Il, riIr H. and 500
In cash and -aEn' i"yVyiry vs,,~ s-oler-Nrs Jas
a Smith ~ T'ri''l sill. robbed ri :ll1 Satur-
day night by i Pi-ai's.het on capitol I'm,
Mrs SC-IRsHN ',ELEaSFD or B.ry-Thts morn
n@. III tnr trltlntl 'Giir'. Judy Wyile attention
W. called ty Mr. 7. h. Ntler Tire. cas-. OF Henry
Kelly the prose 'GtIn-- v"ii ness III the case al MR.
Annie F. >cA-Ium charged with the larceny Of
p+n>lon iAeEcy rom hin, with the view Of having
mating THAI i.e would b. really To Try fbe ,,as IN
a iew days. lie court Gec!.Ue L. maze the Orier
Hr G Ca'TiHE;pn asked Is To the bail FOR Mrs
s,ciira;n!n Il ,Jiu that there no tie1ai 10y her
Ia ht'lE -.t i.'.F The money 10 keep Tor him ana
,I-' 80 ~ t-it fl.-tp was found and that Kelly
w F.ry drums - ttIs tine. MrS. lockwood who
vas 90. rd a. han. sid that 10 demand had been
Ini'ic ~. rS- >:t-iInII Tor the money and had he
Se-n Ia a CONDITION 10 rt,"ve the money II would
since ner Incarceration Mis- ilr.tInIns 11rnfrur.
hpi t."n sized anG carried of. The c6crt SAID
I1i tl r'ile va. AGAINST members Of The bar gon,
b3li, bnt IL would nlTkc an exception IN this cas-.
ad sh,, VI L. L, wood a. SECURITY reducing
entered On MS sehralnfns bonds.
EEM ESTATE EAssyEEs.-Deeds in fec have
Eryon. pt: !: 81 *O'; >l.a". I. ii. Hanson 10
rIs ,,, M, u :, ,eaer IL l. 81 So: $ j. k.
10. y. l39; = Miller : Dole, trustees. 10 Il.
T. 1rI s,'o .ot 81 ~ Jacob F. stout
Georgetown; 49,. }. W Brown to ". +. e. Hazea
sub 81. 81. s15: Sii5. X. L. IrI1lcy 10 W. Naysp
Jacob '" iiye~. !ot 3. sub. los; 800. Mary Road
20 sane saile I'-rsgIty;< = Edison and Bailey,
tr,istees, 70 .e,Ige T. J4cobS sub + So 80; 500
.Sa4s H. hnfg4t 70 i,il T. states. parts ~ ~ 81
81: $50 Susan L. OSie TO Charles l. Jewett SUI,
81, So ll1- sll-o Loretta \. hrOeil To John NJ
Couisiock, lot ~, sub 81 20; 3,2ao
THE FAMOUS HANLON BRorHERS-Tbis d,sttn
RjLshed family. with their great COMPANY Viii
appear at foTtie next Week and continue the Si,f-
cess OF the IDEAL opera cuiapany. The Hanlons
have positively no equals any stage The ex-
preston Is strong but II is borne out by current
dramatic history. Z" LIE Voyage en- SUISSE has no
parallel in Europe or America The HanlOnS sue
ceeG and SurpdSS the wonderful Kavels, and add 10
panJOZni;Ae all tie charms or speaking and spec
tacJllar comedy. II viii be treat, indeed, TO all
lCVerh OF laughter.
BRIGNOLI TO SING Foa TIE FLo0D.-In view OF the
graf calamity which has befaIlen Cincinnati and
other cities. at tie suggestion OF Si.lOr Brignoi
Signor De ViyO announces that the proceeds OF the
performance OF don Pasquale' next FridaS night
viii he given for the relief OF the sufferers OF the
hood.
SENTENCED FOR LlRCENY.--John BranSon alias
Groves, was IN the Police Court this morning ON a
Charge OF larceny. Mr.. William O'Drew testified
mat The defendant came To his house last week,
while IL was raining. and told him that his hack
0ad broken down. and he had taken IL the black
nLniih SAop and had IL repaired and couldn't get IL
without the money, which he didn't have Witness
gave MIN % cents, and afterwards uId that he
mao oeen deceived. BranSOn admitted getting the
money and said that he was willing TO pay IL back
ne was sentenced TO six months in Jail. He WAS
Stso cnarSou Win stealing three whisky glasses
4om NJ j. keane. He admitted stealing them
judgment suspended