Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-26
(OE,,cnst.Ii Locals,


A. J. Whclan. son o. the late Surgeon General
Uhe-an. died n Providence hospital this morning
N tine 3dtn year CT lis &C.
Among the lotiEeTS 1T the night lodging house
las hight was Baptist minister from Richmond
Va, who well piftased with his bed and board
The Cr.I-.:rat court J,,s.c-r Wife moi This morn
been commissioned ne business could be done and
the COart ADJOURNED til! Monday.
IAy President re&ppolnted RoS. A. Fish notary
CUhi.s yesterday.
II o regular Congregational meeting OF the sixth
lreshfteri church, January 1th. 1884, the follow
i'g hoard II trustees were reelected: Charles b.
Pearson, EoeWc.i A. Fish, J. 6. Thompson A. 5.
Webster j. t. Lee, c. B. Phillips, William a.
There were nineteen prisoners brought from 1ail
70 he tried Ia ne Police Court to-day but as there
VS. no Tra- cutting attorney the cases went over
The mas.csI element OF Charlotte Hall military
Gc1dc:.y. =. Mary county, Md, have organized
u" academy Gee club. and the following cadets
L"FS tee. "isc'ci 10 membership: W. c. Parker,
: = >et.e.ga- j. \. Coc. j. L. ID. Clagett, p. A.
p liz J. ". ArIntgir, F. b. Brlghtwell and Ii. Y
,rojia smith forfeited s. collateral in the Police
CO; - morning for working horse with seven
;e.-c,a Il. iomeroy, matron OF the Newton
- L'he AT Boston Is dead. She spent many
S@G during part OF President LincOnS term as
LHt~e ~ re White House.
10. Ccri0E was fined IS by Judge Smell to-day
l. Ms 3LE Potomac water. Tine court said that
tCI,i rs are being made daily about the scarcity
q ~ :. and therefore the law Will be rigidly
- - n 4 De RUyter Of Baltimore has arrived
: = i1.E-.-tlLs church as as slant pric-I.
5.' s. go. cas- OF the Columbian University law
s. -. - erected the following executive COIN
-'.e: = II. Phelps, II. d. Kelly. C. J. Sawyer,
{ r. =. -sJne, r :. Durment, Charles X. Cleayes,
/ nave and James e. Rice
s-.-n Tent, No -. l. o. Of i;cchabftes last even
= ICED tAe following officers: e. F. D!bble,
sos r. y. Page, l.. 4. r.; ". b. MarnGitt G. r.:
, y L"n"y. ID. r.; G. L. Alexander n. y; j. "
Robertson. +. \; W f. Graham. treas: " W Cone
-rG Iey.te: l. c Ferguson I. e.; W. {. SoudeI, o.
ii * lfL4- Oh. staft,
NJ DIME NrsEUM.-The crowds Of ladies and
tf.GIrH Who have daily visited The Dime Museum
All ~" many who have been unable 10 obtain ad-
a. GA. viii De- Pleased TO learn that the manage
u, 10 effected an engagement for one week
~ iuC-a ella viii be continued, with many new
'ieei4--LeS and attractive editions
THrATFR CoIcUE--The Dude" Is still the reign
is "a. Faction at the Cnique. The rest OF the
I1"ETaii. however, Includes some very catching
.Irdy -peclaites and The performance is very en-
teIfa-iag. Manager Snebdker promises treat
LeA1 week In Aorgan'a living pictures.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Lzzie Kelly, twenty-three
years old died quite suddenly about four O'clock this
morning AZ The b"use Of Martha owens, 212 18th
:,Te"t northwest. The girl was native OF South
Washington Martha owens told STAR reporter
THIS morning that Lizzie was spree last nigh;
and Rad heretofore had heIIOrrhages OF The lungs
lie coroner WAS notified
FASCINATING REPoRT.-The vastness OF some Of
lie h'I>ia6s Institutions OF New York makes theil
hHnHAl II ports interesting study To the general
IJ1lc, am / lie Mutual Life Insurance Company
lios complete report for 1883 appears else where
CLs Uf them. The assets OF the Mutual AZ the New
i orr ndaTd of interest at AZ per cent. now ex
C'F1 S!0o.o(0,000, their exact amount being SlGl
1S2ls25, and during the year II paid sI3 $50 300 81
10 policy holders equal To over $1,000 every bust
Ie<1 day IN the year, and its surplus IS over SIP
Ga*V0- ". r. Young, 1853 street, Is the agent
here.
NATIONAL THEATER--The engagement OF the
&cEauu Opera company has been eninently sue
eeS-iuL The rendition OF ''Prince Me;husaIern'
last evening was greeted by a large audience auC
was all that could be desired. Tonight the "Prtn
cess 1reoz0nde'' Will be given On Monday Bart
ley Campbelrs white Slave viii be produced
This play was seen here last season, and IL needs
no Introduction 10 Washington audiences Ii Is
SUFFICIENT 10 say that II will be produced with 9
very strong cast and all the stage equipment
scry 10 a proper rendition o.; such popular drama
LAST CHANCE, BEFORE REMOVING, TO Buy
SILKS, caShJaeres, SatinS, dress goods. velvets,
table linens, napkins, carpets, hosiery, blankets
cloths, cottonS, remnants, etc. Every article al
prime cost. Iowson's, 90 Pennsylvania avenue
sCu.l. side.
W. w. FCRpFTTY & Co, at No Us 7th street wi
Ecgln Their great sr:ai-laEuaI IlOsing-Ou: sale OF
Gt5 goods and caIettn2 on HOI.Gay morning Jan
ca:J @'th GEe&t bargains ray h.. had thfo,Ic:lou
q .-.' p.