Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-16
Condensed Locals.


Street lamps will be lighted at 1915 p. IN. and
eXtin.ui>hed at - n. IN.
Last Monday evening while Samuel H. Da-
ylSon, aged about eleven and a-haiI years son
of Mr. III. j.. Dawson. residing at ZIG New
Jersey avenue northwest, playing with
Other boys near his fathers house. one of his
companions threw some mortar in his right eve
The result, u is believed, VIII be the total loss
Ci the sight of The eye.
nj the meeting of the Biological Society Sat
Urlay evening Prot j. y. Ryder. of the United
States fish commission. gave an account of his
experiments III raising seed oysters Tor planting
purposes
At "a meeting of the Parner Aid Society of
South Washington, held at 1t. DomiHics hall
last evening. S15O subscribed by the gen.
temen present. Father Donnelly made an adj
DRESS
The Court in General Term to-day adjourned
for q week.
y young man named Frank Hagan visited
the Post building Saturday and carried off a
large wrench worth 50, which belonged to Mr..
George Walters, whose employees were at work
IN the building. Hagan was subsequently ar
rested by officer Horne, VINO also recovered the
wrench. This morning in the Police Court
Hasan pleaded guilty TO the charge and was
To-day, Mr.. John Amber Smith, attorney for
Henry A. Wagner, filed suit Tor divorce from
Inc bonds Of matrimony with Eliza u. Wagner.
They We're married Dec. 16, 1860, have had
live children and he charges her with adultery,
Maj. Dye, chief of police. yesterday received
dispatch from Chief Murray, OF New York.
stating that George Warren, alias Ryan, was
wanted there for the grand larceny of about
$3.50. Warren is one of the confidence men
arrested here on Thursday last ,as stated in THE
STAR, and who was sent 10 Baltimore on Satur-
day last.
jacob Medary. a "star'' graduate of the class
OF 1872 AT Annapolis, ana the youngest son OF
Samuel Medary. who was at one time governor
OF Kansas, died in this city yesterday.
The Odd Fellows of Excelsior Lodge and
Mount NebO EncaInpmrnt with the Grand
Lodge aud Grand Eneampnent of the District
attended Saturday afternoon the funeral OF
John H. Bartlett. from I41o9th street.
"BETwEEN THE ACTS. 1T was "between the
acts at the National theaier ON SATURDAY. night
that Mr. James Jamson, the Cioorhcepcr of the
theater, noticed Il young man leaving with his
hat on and in the act of putting on his (Iami-
sons coat, when he called Special Officer Rob
ert Nennerman, and the young man WAS
escorted To the fifth precinct station, where Il
blackjack was found ON him. He gave his name
a. Geo W. Harrison, anC said he brake
man On the Virginia Midland railroad This
morning, in the Police Court. Harrison was
charged with larceny and carrying concealed
weapons After bearing the testimony of Mr.
JaIn>on and officer NeunerInan, the JUDGE
gave him six months III Jail for the larceny aud
hhed MN 500 oF three months for concealed
weapons Patrick Nc;on who also said he was
employed ON the Virginia Midland railroad
walked out with q SIU oycrcuat belonging Ia
Mr. FRANK Tourney, I:lG WAS wearing the over
coat when arrested hy special officer Venner-
man. ~IN months was ills sentence. Zach de-
Ient;int noted ;sn appeal.
THE WHITING. CoSCE':T.-Dne of the most in
tsre>tIn2 musical events oi the season will he
tue concert ipIlDTT"S highI 10y Miss Hattie \.
Whiting. row 81 BOSTON, whose InauuI f.cnt
contTtil" voice - q matter OF IEuc.I pride to
her Rome community mere she Will be as
sisted b. such leading iocsi talent as Mrs Roc
HlCr k.,>I"tr- Miss Birdie Lucas, Nix. j. H. X al
ser Mr. josef kstSpar ;.aa .Ir. VIM Naldecker
The concert rill take place at the Church of
Oar Father. 18th ana l. streets northwest
ich j. admirably :liapf,ti by i,s fine
4uIiitie> and comfortable AMI convenient ar
Management of seats, Tor purposes of this kind
Seats can be secured ar troops music store.
SENTENCED FOR srEAL1NG.-James Carroll,
a young c"lOrr'i man. who in the Albany
peIiteutiary i'm more than two years, RET urneti
u MS ho:de here in August Tie was employed
by a dre>Sinaaer as an GRAND boy. and on sat
nrd;ty night he was scIt to deliver "a dress 10
Miss haie Van Natter. at her home, No. 1910
street northwest, Miss Van Natter paid him
or The dre>S--, and - three minutes after lie
lett the house she missed her peck tbook CON
tanning S:, Officer Me'ragg,irt arrested Car.
roll and i'll the Police Court to-day he was tried
and sentenced To- mouths in Jail and resttl,-
tion; III default Of to days additional.
The RIVER GIVES Up Irs DEAD.-Saturdav
evening MeSsrs. David Wagner and J. NcEi-
nancy rec1N cred from the river near the Lon-.
bridge the body of William Mooney a bow Z
EEsars old. who had been missing since last
Thursday II il supposed that while hshins.
from the Long bridge he tell in and was,
drowned. BY order OF the coroner the body
was turned over To the lads father Mr. Henry
Mooney, OF 1872. street southwest
THE LATE Mrs. Rosa f. H.RrwEII.-The
funeral services OF Airs. Rosa F. HartweII. So
we'll known and so universally beloved i'm This
ciiy, were held at the Methodist Protestant
Church 9sh street, on saturday last at two D.
IN Tae Wonaus Christian Temperance
Mon attended in body and had placed ON
the coffin q floral tribute. an open Bible with
tIe word "Glcri1ied' in purple iinmortcIles i'm
tde center. Tine following resolutions were
rad by the secretary and adopted:
Whereas oar Heavenly Father. in his un-
eTriE@ wisdom. has called from our midst our
beloved sister, and faithful and efficient core
spending Secretary, Mrs Rosa r. Harigseu
EeSotFsfj. That while mourn her loss We
Thank cod for the inspiration that her words
and WORK have given to the workers; aud we
vi "a q carry forward tine plans she ~ ,Iobly
cDHcs. and In the midst qj great physical
EcslfI!-+s would sill nave carried ont, haa. moi
liz who "tiiVCth His beloved sleep" called heI
frU,s4 Lac Work to rest and ia reward
Ese'ir.Hf That in her death the legislative
delerSttilrts OF our WCra-Of which She WAS The
1nfcis'-,r! ~ and fs.r-~ec!ug Observation-Disclosures
fgi.l~ as .Trs p.fr1ne toss. Her ali C0n<tlfning
49, .;p' efforts for the Just enforcement Of an
eNi>tsu< laws aud tor more comprehensive
tenn ,1Ics legislation in tie District were
We'll Know
Ecv,,s.t, TIA; our deepest sympathy is ex-
tended "a TIE bcrpaVed family, and VIZ pray
that o." memory OF her pure ard loving life
Stv.o.Ir i 40 - wonderfully redeemed and sup
PnTfctt a-T.
-'~-pa=esI That "a copy Of these resolutions be
Sc 'n 49, ..t'3.iiy IL sister. to The EVEN.
~; ~f ~ and 10 the Union Signal, her
VIA i sft,iutFy notice.
Ii:---.'->ScE At AcCTIoN.-A fine three-.;tory
ans. ,'-~rai- at nTic.,. 9o1 y street north,res
Wlti '' -*sf at auction fs-s;i-,.Fys afternoon al
So - t1t~ ! q ciss0rc >ciiCnl c.scred to
Oots.s3 $50 r'~tl.'.i.. ~ t4.. n D.; .x,.st So.
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