Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-25
Condensed Locals,

Street lamps VIII be lighted this evening at 5:45
p. N. and extingushed at 4:15 a. m.
The LABOR unions which bOycOtted Mr.. Geo. En-
inert, Jr-. some time ago, Tor employing on-union
nf at the rate OF $50 per day have passed reso
luti0ns that the state of affairs were misrepre-
Sented TO them.
About o'clock last night a shed in the rear of
house Si3 G. street northwest, occupied by Mrs
PHO, and owned by Joseph Kendall, caught fire
from lighted match had been acc.dently dropped.
The flames spread TO sheds in the rear OF 9i5 and
sl7 G. street, owned by Alfred Richards; also, a
shed OF house 9l9 street, occupied by the Bicycle
club, damaging each shed TO the amount OF $50
Yesterday afternoon horse and buggy. driven
by Mr. III. McKenny, who was accompanied by a
lady, eolded with a bicycle, at the corner of Sd
street and New York avenue northwest The iaiv
was thrown from the buggy and slightly injured.
me bicycle was completely wrecked
Patrick Bowling, who died suddenly at $40 Sd
street. Thursday night. was never employed at
Galts feed mill, as has been incorrectly published
streets northwest, was assaulted yesterday after
noon on o, between 9Th and 9TH streets. by an un-
known colored man. who attempted to wrest a
The chain which held the bears head so near the
foor IN the Dime Museum has been heightened to
the satisfaction OF Agent Key, OF the humane So
eiety, and Judge Smell therefore accepted TODAY
simeon Gerand'5 personal bonds in the case men
TONED In yesterday STAR.
Last night after the ceremonies at the ConVrega-
tlonai church were over, the G. c., for special and
distinguished services, presented a jewel OF the
Rome; also, one TO Joseph r. Ashby, Fort Worth,
IexaS. only ten Of these jewels have ever been
given In the United States.
D. Shillfngton sends ST. Nicholas for November
suit has been fled by the district attorney for
the United States against c. II. Pettingill, second
lieutenant OF the 29th regiment Maine volunteers
TO recover sl4125, with interest from 1866, the
amount OF oyeriraft on account OF salary
81 e~ s,r Baoohs an elderly gentleman living
way at the corner OF Sd and G. streets, about 8
oclock last eFenng was struck by passing bicycle
the forehead. and his face was very much dis
inquired. Mr.. Brooks sight is very defective and
he could not see the approaching bicycle
Leonard Griebel, No Ills X street, reports stolen
Nom DIS room coat and vest valued at SO.
The BSE Real Estate Case.
DECIDED FOR THE PLAINTIFFS.
In the case OF Sunderland Il Hillyer against XII
beurn, Latta & olmStead before the Court in Gen.
eral Term. Judge Wylie presi ding the court to-day
oyerruled the motion OF defendants, made on Mon
nay 1 tss =, I9 4n Esaearng judge Jere Wilson sp
and jackson d. Raiston Tor plaintiffs
BISHOP TAYLoR's yIsIr.-Bishop William TAYLOR.
the well-known missionary connected with the
Methodist church. arrived In the city to-day He
was recently appointed bishop OF Africa, aud viii
shortly leave Tor his post OF duty. Bishop TAYLOR
las had large and varied experience In mission.
airy work, and his books detailing his experience
and IaborS form quite respectable library in
themselves This evening MI and Mrs La Fetra
hotel
TIE MONTEFIoRE CENTENNIAI--The celebration
IN THIS city OF the one hundredth anniversary the
birth of Sir Moses MOntefOre, the Hebrew phan-
thropst, was begun last evening by the congrega-
ZION OF Adas Israel at the 9th street synagogue
where appropriate services were held. The synagO-
que was crowded. many not Of the Hebrew faith
being present Rabbi j. w. SamuelS conducted the
religious ceremonies. Mr.. Lewis Abraham ex-
hibited portrait or the venerable philanthropis 10
the congregation and delivered an address In his
eulogy, giving an interesting sketch OF his life.
The services were closed with prayers. The reyJ-
lar services In the synagogue to-day had reference
70 the event which Is now being celebrated by the
VIII be held by the Washington Hebrew congrega-
tlon at the eth street temple at haif-past O'Clock
TOMORROW afternoon, when the program pub
nahed In yesterday STAR VIII be carried out
A SUNDAY SCHOOL INsTITrTE.--The sixth annua
institute, under the auspices OF the Sunday School,
Union OF the District, will be held at the First Con
gregational church, beginning Monday, November
nth, and, with afternoon and evening sessions
each day, continuing TO Friday, the 21sI Rev, ]
his associates Rev. j. S. ostraIder and Mrs. j. s
Ostrander. Besides the usual normal course, there
VIII be one or moro illustrated lectures.
THE SPEScERIAS B. C.-Whateyer chances ant
Changes may occur In the political horizon. tn,
thoroughly trained students OF the Spenceran Bust
Ness College have the future in their own hands
Administrations come and go, but Wen equlppes
brains and sAflful hands are prepared Tor AM
emergency.
MARRIAGE LfCTSsEs.-Marrfage licenses hav
Been issued by the clerk OF Iae court TO Henry
Sergeant LOwber, OF Philadelphia, and Charlotte b
Lansdalc; Frank Allen and Carrie " Lewis; Lewi
Wayman and Elizabeth Wright: John III. Shut
and Rose A. Hall, both Of r. 6. Co, Md; Levi
Bass. CT Lafayette, Nd. ard Il linda Fifering
Lewis SbaGaweli and Elol cnea ,Dleil: VIA. Yin
TON and Alice BT-Ge-.