Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-19
District Government, Attain.
BULpING PERMIrs

BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwlse as follows:
I'll ioo l. e'"en z'S' anu 'Eo s'fee'S n0r'h"es'
MISCELLANEOUS
b. F. &c al request that
streets northeast
MI. A. T. Longley requests the Commissioners to
order the erection OF two lamp posts, one on the
northwest corner OF 8th and A streets northeast,
and one on the north side Of street. between sth
and 9th streets northeast.
NATIONAL THKATER--Mr. John Mccullough began
the second week OF his engagement last night in
the character OF SDdrtdc,ts in the Gladiator" in
which he has won an envfable reputation: but his
acting last night was not even and at times not
bers Of his company, whom the audience laughed
at Tonight he appears as Otheuo
THE HONE FOR DESTITUTE Co1oREp WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.-Favorable weather for building having
apparently set in, builders and contractors are be-
Yesterday Mr.. John T. Corrigan, contractor for
erecting the home for the destitute colored women
and children on sth street. extended, resumed work
on that building. The foundation walls and some
three or four feet OF the brick work put up
fall before the cold weather forced suspension of
brick laying The contract requires that the build
July. - Adv VI
mediation of the large number of people who will
likely visit Alexandria on February I'D to witness
that city, special trains viii be run between wash
1ngton and Alexandria. Trains will leave Wash
ngton as follows: 6:35. 7eo; 9:25, 1000 11:O5. 1:1O
lbs p. m. Returning will leave Alexandria: sos,
1910, 1920, 1890 11:40 a. m, LOO 600 35 &c., 400
$40, 500, 7:05, 1o4o p. IN. and 1910 midnight
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for The EVENING STAR
FATAL RESULT OF AN ACCIDENT.-Robert Cline
the wounded son OF Mr. Bernard Cline, died last
evening at his fathers residence on North St
Asaph street. He was struck in the forehead some
mee Ks ago oacS Q! which he was gad
street, and has since that time been the care OF
several doctors.
vestigafion OF the charges made against Judge
Meade. OF the corporation court, still continues and
Will probably be concluded this week, and report
submitted next week to the general assembly.
Messrs. johnson, Mushbach, Armstrong, Burke,
and other lawyers OF this place are in Richmond
attending the investigation.
FUNERAL--Ihe funeral Of Julian F. Henderson
took place this afternoon from his late home on
Patrick street, near Grace church. Mr.. Henderson
was the brother OF Mr.. John T. Henderson, of WASH
1ngton, and for while held place in the Pension
Beech and Walker Grady were charged with de-
stroying the property OF John 7. Hill. Frank Oder
has been arrested by oficers walker and Grady,
Daniel Girtz, Ed. Grit and Chas. Roam have been
arrested by OFFICER Walker, charged with stealing
from nth the w., O. and w. railroad At the last
mayors court d. II. Rella was required to have re-
placed a window at II. Schwartz store, which he
had broken while drunk Jesse Triplett and Henry
Bolton, charged with disorderly conduct, were dis
missed.
., NoTEs-Meetings of Golden Light Lodge Of Good
Templars and Of the Reform club have made ar
rangements to attend the funeral OF the late C. W.
Deaton we'll known Alexandr1an, who was
member OF both ganizations.-Arlington Hill
Lodge OF Good Templars has installed w. c. Hatch
as W. c. templar, and its other officers for the first
quarter OF this year.-A well-knOwn cOlored
woman named Mary Cook, residing in the northern
part OF the city, died last night.-Peake & Walls,
OF ths city, have the contract for furnishing ma
ter1al for the erection Of hotel at Colonial Beach
st Johns cadets made dress parade yester-
day afternoon