Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-06
Condensed Locals.


Street lamps will be lighted at $50 D. m and
sxtinguishcd at I15 am.
The first Washington Cycle club run of the
gear was participated in by nineteen members,
who yesterday went to Cabin John bridge
Four of The members went on to Great Falls.
Mr.. Lawrence Gardner, corresponding secra-
tary OF the inaugural executive committee has
received many letters from subscribers to the
inaugural fund, who have received back the
sums subscribed, congratulating the committee
upon the success they achieved.
GOV. Curtin has issued a circular letter to the
ought L" I've accompanied by their STATS on the
proposed visit To Gettysburg. j. III. Slime his
s tsrisn OF the first army corps, has invited the
At !he Church of the Incarnation, Saturday
evening. Bishop Paret confirmed a class of nine
Rev. j. A. Oertel, the assistant rector of Incar-
nation church. viii soon present TO the church
altar piece of carved wood, upon which is carved
the life Of Christ, from His birth TO His resur-
rection-
urday night several improvements TO the boat
house were ordered and site for the up-river
landing agreed upon.
AT the meeting of the Gospel Temperance So
ciety Of Capitol Hill, at the Fourth-street NJ E.
church last evening, a banner was presented to
Stahl- Rev DIR. HGntley delivered an address.
Mr.. Howard VI. Johnson, died at his home
saturday evening ofpneumonia after an illness
Oh only i've days He was q popular young
man, and a member of several clubs. including
the AnaloStan Boat club.
saturday evening DIR. NJ. g. EllZey Of the
medical school of the University OF Georgetown
delivered a lecture before the Master Plumbers
Association on "Poisons, Contagious and mi
aSms." =
Officers John C. Daley and b. T. Rhodes got
evidence In nineteen sunday bar cases yester-
Thomas ]. Conroy, keeper of a saloon In the
division. was fined $50 by Judge Smell to-day
OR violating the Sunday law.
Edward NJ Dieterman a countryrnan from
SIrxihia was arrested in the Theater Comique
s Shardsy night by special officer, who was
friends, and was forced to let his prisoner
escape: The officer fired his pistol which fright
leh $5 collateral at the station for his appear
ence, which was forfeited in the Police Court to-
day.
streets. VIM Bruce. eolored, employed Thomas
SCALES TO black his boots for which he refused
70 pay A fight followed. during which blood
lowed freely from the nose of the boot black
Bruce was arrested by Officer Daley whom ne
assaulted. In the Police Court this morning
Judge smell said II Was "a mean scamp who
wouid impose on boot black, and fined Bruce
ana temperance people assembled at Masonic
naii yesterday afternoon TO listen TO an address
worthy chief OF the Good Templnrs OF the
Worid- An excellent choir was i'm attendance
ps,Iiet tsn was onersd by the chaplain of the
replete with arguments in favor of total ahsti
hence and prohibition.
License Inspector Dunavaa this morning
SAptured drummer OF a New England cotton
house who had no license and he went inredi-
ateiy 20 the collectors Office and obtained his
license. This is To be followed up by other
arrests until all the drummers shall have paid
up.
The Washington bureau Of the PHILADELPHIA
Iress, Boston Globe, and California Associated
fress mas been removed from 1920 New York
avenue To 515 14th street northwest.
FRACTURED HIS SKULL WITH A BRrcE-
About O'Clock last evening light occurred
between John III. Johns and John Taylor both
colored, during which Taylor struck Johns in
Ihe mead with brick. fracturing the skull.
Jonns was conveyed to Providence hospital In
s N poice ambulance. andTayl Tor was arrested by
Oincer W iiliams and locked up at the first pre-
elncL In the Police Court this morning Taylor
Vas charged with the assault, and he pleaded
guilty. As Johns was unable to appear the
court suspended judgment until "Wednesday
foLo AT THE RINK.-There will be match
Ciine 81 polo for the championship of the Dis
s1et tuesday night at the Washington roller
tihk, Stn street and Rhode Island avenue he
tween the Nationals, OF the F. street rink and
The Stars, of the Washington rink
HAVING SOLD Our entire stock of body and
1peSsry brussels ottomans, advertised AT C5c
4l Monoay and Tuesday, at the time of tn =
ed TO substitute 1.SOO box frame otfoyoans A.
Doc pair, last week $1.5O This sale to cs,r.
TIME throughout Tuesday.
JULIUS LANSBURGH a X ?tb Sfrao,
KING s Characterization. Iadies-Eino,s
Palace, S14 9TH st. Great Spring Opening ~
Pattern Hats and BonnetS will be csontin,,ei