Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-20
Condensed Locals.

SOntenSeu LOCALS.
Street lamps will he lighted at 6:35 pm, and
extinguiShed at 5:1o am.
We have received from J. ]. Chapman a COPY
graphic Office. showing the most recent arctic
discoveries, including those of Hall, Mares and
Greedy.
here on the 3oth inst. in a game with the Brown
University nine of Providence, r. l.
The German democratic association at a
meeting last night adopted resolutions indoors
ing Col. W. G.. Moore for the office of U. $. mar
shall OF the District.
Rev Dr. John Hail. of New York addressed a
large audience at the New York Avenue Pres
byterian church last evening. making APP
zeal for financial aid for the Presby terrain Home
Missionary society.
Yesterday Officer Powell found dead infant
in the alley between LIST and New Jersey avenue
northwest
Yesterday afternoonwhile Stephen Fowley
and Smith Ross were engaged in tearing down
building at the corner OF 2Otn and streets
northwest, one OF the walls fell, slightly injur-
ing Fowley and breaking Ross right leg.
About 40 O'Clock yesterday morning,
young man named Joseph Charlton was stand
ing ON the rear platform OF one of the 9Th street
cars, the car joited, throwing him OF and knock
Ing him SenSeiess. He was taken 10 his home
In the police ambulance.
The vault of Charles Winholt's restaurant 9th
and Festreets, was found open at O'Clock this
morning by officer Jones, and a basket filled
with meat and provisions, standing outside,
ready 10 be carried away
Rev. r. ;. Williams, pastor of Israel c. NJ. f.
church, states that Joseph Price. the colored
employee OF the National hotel, arrested the
Connection with that church. aS stated
Yesterday Inspector EntwisIe. on behalf of
the congregation OF ST Dominic church. adj
{usted the damage done that church by fire
lately with Mr. Bennett OF Baltimore, who
presented the various insurance companies III
which the property was insured.
Mrs Rose Narceron- the mother of Mr.. James
Marceron and Mrs. George NJ. Oyster, died yes
terday at the residence OF her son-in-law. 21O
East Capitol street. aged seVenty-seven years
The funeral took place to-day.
Last Tuesday Mrs. Mann left her rooms in
r art ~ an hon nd
half, leaving roll 81 bank bills locked in a
drawer, and, a. she states, carefully locking her
doors, and taking the Keys with her. During
her absence the money was stolen.
News has been received here of the death at
his home in Germany of Baron +. W EgIoff-
stein, who served under Gen. Fremont before
the war. rendered gallant service during the
war. ana afterwards WAS connected with the l.
- geological survey Ills death resulted from
wound received during the war. He resided
for a time in this city.
Copies OF THE STAR Of February 21 and March
and ., in wrappers, duly stamped. contain
Ing the full reports OF the monument celebration
and the inauguration ceremonies and the ball
can be had at The counting in any GUAM
tity Price two eeniS-not including postage.
smusrrnents.
ALBAUGH's OPERA HoUSE.-The presenta-
ton OF La File d.: TambOur Major by the
Grau troupe last night was notable Tor effective
Chorus singing and the elaborate acting of the
role OF It,sc Data IOit1 by VI. MeZieres This
was I. most artistic piece of work, though rather
heavier than l. consistent with american ideas
Ofopera boufie sprighJliness. ". Guys Griolet
was lively enough. but would have been more
agreeable II less boi>terouS. Mime. Theos Stella
Was very pleasing in subdued way This
evening ''Sime. l. ArchiGuc' will be given: at
the matinee tomorrow ..(iirofle-(sfrof,a and
tomorrow night, LES Cloches de Corneyille"
instead OF '.Fanchon.
FoRDs, OPERA HoCsE.-~Tally Ho," with Mr..
Robert T. Downing in his vigorous iInperson.,-
ton of Hank Ioak. may he seen at a matinee
Tomorrow Mr.. DoEaiHg's engagement will
close tomorrow night.
The JosEFFY CoSCERr at Marini's hall to-
r'"ht VIII consist OF selections from Bach-Tatl-
sig, Beethoven, schubert Schumann, Chopin,
Mryerbeer and List. Mrs. Buxton will sing the
PAGES song from les Huguenots."
9LP P i@ i1 &C old 10 folks concert
costumes of one hundred years ago.
Nuns GOLDEN JUBILEE-Sister Mary de
Chautal Cummings yesterday celebrated her
golden jubilee al the Visitation convent on Com
nectieut avenue, having fifty years ago, on the
FEAST OF St Joseph. made her religious profess
Sion In the Georgetown convent, then the only
one OF the order in the United States. solemn
hign mass was celebrated Rev. II. g. Mcdowell
pastor OF 81. Agnes church. New York and
nephew OF Sister de Chautel was the celebrant:
IL hen, n: fratt, OF s. Agnes church, New York,
dean and Rev j. a. Doonan. 5. j., president OF
georgetown university, sub-deacon. After the
mas Archbishop Gibbons, attended by Rev j.
j. Murphy, of St Aloysius' church. preached a
sermon After the sermon Sister de Chautal
renewed her VOWS and crowned by the
archbishop with q wreath of orange blossoms
The ceremonies ended with the bestowal OF the
papal benedictiOn on Sister de Chautai by FIR
Mcdowell the authority TO confer in feing
In the events of the day. Cardinal Met loskey
Archbishop Corrigan and other prelates and
numerous elergymen and friends sent letters of
congratulations.
THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
soCIETY.-At a meeting of the officers of the
montgomery County Agricultural Society held
Ia Rockville, Md, yesterday the president was
empowered to Immediately negotiate the loan
OF 5000, 10 be secured by mortgage on the real
estate OF the society, for the payment OF the
debts due by it.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
peen issued by the clerk OF the court to Fred
eIicA rose and Roberta Payne; Frederick Young
ana theresa Butler, both OF Fort FOote Md \:
ieorge bawles and Isabella Towles; John IL
McNally and Emma v. Torney.
CLOSING SALE OF THE LEWIS COLLECTION
Inc sale OF the Lewis collection of water colors
ana paintings was continued last evening at the
gallery OF Messrs. Walter Il. Williams Il Co.
ana Notwithstanding the unfavorable weather
tne attendance was quite large, and many OF
the paintings were disposed Of at very low
prices The closing sale will take place this
evening at I:45 O'Clock, when some OF the hes,
works in the collection will be offered.
MARINIs Friday evening german class will
meet saturday, at p. m, until further notice.
THERE will he important sale at BOWL
tngs auction rooms tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock.