Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-12


Street lamps will be lighted at sis p. m. and
eXtiEguiShed at ; a..
The Baltimore-District conference of the
German Lutheran ministers continued their
session in Baltimore yesterday. The ministers
conferred with the teachers of the parochial
schools on questions of discipline, curriculum
and textbooks. The conference will adjourn
to-day.
veteran member, with a gold-headed cane In
commemoration of his 63d birthday.
the ball given by the employees of Chas. Baum,
At the Masonic temple. The managers were
son, Co6n. E Pifering' WISE, j. Leis shear
The American Car ventilating company has
Fenperty and W. H. Armstrong, of Washing
ton. d. G.; Michael Shaughnessy, of New York;
Edward b. Wheelock and E. John Ellis, of New
The Office is to be in this city.
The Light House board, in their annual re-
port, repeat their recommendation of former
years TO have a fire-proOf building erected for
the board in this city, and urge an appropria-
five women, three white and two colored.
were tried in the Police Court to-day as fol-
lows: Lizzie Crowdy, colored, larceny; 80 days.
Rachael Minor, colored, disOrderly; So. Eliza
Storrs, white, do; do. Mary MOriarity and
Kate Bartlay, white, vagrancy; 80 days each.
Samuel Roane, small colOred boy, was GEN.
fenced to the Reform school by Judge Smell to-
day for incorrigibility.
Subscriptions will be received at THE STAR
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lodging house during the winter.
Mr.. John Morris, who was injured some two
through the elevator at the Gnnton building,
corner Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street,
and taken TO Providence hospitalsis slowly re-
covering. His wife, who was summoned, ar
rived here soon after the accident and is con-
stantly attending him.
Samuel Fowler has filed suit against Saks &
Co. for $1,000 damages alleged TO have been
done TO his property, No. 80 eth street, adj
Joining the building of defendants, by their
and hr1i1 6irev <.ff
officers b. F. Sllanks and T. j. Anderson, of
the second precinct, and Messrs. John o. Guetb.
Hebsaeker have returned from Fairfax county,
Va, where they spent four days cunning, and
brought back sixty-four rabbits and thirty lone
birds, including two woodcock.
CHARGED WITH RECEIVING STOLEN Goops.
James Devaughn, a driver, and Edward Ed.
Inonston, painter, were arrested yesterday by
Sergeant Diggins and Officer Breen on sus picion
OF receiving some of the goods which were
stolen from the Night Lodging house and they
were locked up. This morning in the Police
COURT they were each charged by Officer Breen
property of John II. Mitchell. one OF the direc
tors Of the institution mentioned. The cases
were continued.
DANGEROUSLY ILL.-Mr. Robert L. Ream
The father OF Mrs. Winnie Ream Hoxie, is so sc
heart that, at his advanced age of &C. ii is feared
he cannot recover. Mrs. Hoxie who came or
ro the Ala Lately to be present
rents, has been detained here by her father,
illness. Mr.. Ream is greatly respected anc
much soiicitude Is felt In mis- behalf
THE NATIONAL RIFLES FAIR-The Nationa
R11es' fair was again well attended last eve
ming. AS the close of the fair approaches tn.
Interest in the contests for the various article.
obe voted for increases. The District Commits
sfoners yesterday renewed the free permit fol
the fair, on condition that the "spinning ieuny'
should De Withdrawn from the fair, and tho
managers of the fair accepted the conditions
lOltllentlls fui,
asst evening.
DEATH OF TIMOTHY SAxps.-Mr. Timo.bx
sands, formerly of Wisconsin. died YESTERDAY
afternoon at the residence of his sOn-iiI-Iaw Mr.
j. D. CroisSaDt, on 9th street nearF. Mr. Sand.
was the father OF Mrs. Croissant and Mrs
Davis, OF this city. and a few years ago came
here to spend the remainder OF his days with
his children. He wandered OFF some month,
since, and a few weeks ago word was received
here that he was i'll In Cincinnati. Mr. Crois
SAINT at once left for Cincinnati. and brough
the sick man back To Washington. He diet
yesterday afternoon. and after brief funerg
services this morning by Rev Dr. Huntlev Nh,
remains accompanied by Mrs. Croissant. y err
sent this inorDiag 10 the former home OF the de
ceased at Racine, Wis.
WAsHINGTO,s CATTLE MARKEr-Hcid ever,
"Wednesday ut Queenstown. on the Metropolitai
branch IL. & %. X. T., three miles from tn
city, Louis ID. Means. proprietor. ..:,4 head O
cattle on the market yesterday. % shippe,
TO eastern market; five LEFT over. Bes
IA To IA: good. ~. To 4; fair. 81 to b
medium, 3 10 3i.: ordinary, n, To 3. 1,Ol,
sheep and lambs up 50 left over. Old shee
and yearlings sold at 10 3i. lambs, ;iia to )
Veal calves, , to !e. Cows and calves sol,
from $40 to $50 per head. state OF the marke
dull.
MARRIAGE IICESsEs.-Marriagel licenses hav
been issued by the clerk of the court To VII
helmus b. Bryan and Emily Ii. PentiauCI; Jas
l. Ware and Charlotte Robinson; Oscar [
Donobue and j.. Louisa Johns: Charles Eraf
and Lizzie Stack; Willis Lord, of Hutchinson
Kan. and Helen Martha Via; Isreal FergusGl
and Harriet Jasper; Moses White and Ida Mil
cheli; Andrew Jackson and Rose Johnson.
DOUBLE AND SINGLE SHOT GUNS AT AUC
TIoN.-Thomas Bowling will sell tomorrow a
II O'clock, at his auction rooms. one hundre,
nngie and double shot guns, in which are sew
exb breech leaders.