Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-09
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.


Condensed Locals.
Street lamrs will he lighted at 500 pm and
DxtinguiShed NJ $50 am.
Yesterday afterno. horse attached to a
buggy belonging toWillet & LIBBY took freight at
.he corner OF 9th street and New York avenue,
And away. The driver, Fred Winkleman,
was thrown out and slightly injured.
=, Yesterday afternoon while walking IN 9Th
street. Rose Marshall and Ella Baldwin, young
Sergeant Harris little boy. and ran against
Policeman REILLY. who arrested them. This
morning Judge Smell! gave them 90 days each at
the wOrk-hOuSe.
William III. Johnson, driver on the Washing
ton and Georgetown railroad was fined So by
judge Smell yesterday for aSsaulting boy
named John Ray.
The readings OF Prof. II. l.. CumnOck on
Thursday evening promise 10 be unusually
.elent. He enjoys the reputation of being a
hne elocutiOnist. He is the principal of the
school OF elocution and rhetoric at Chautauqua.
Little Beckie BInyea- the seven-year-old
daughter of Emmett p. Bunyea, who was run
over by a street ear three weeks ago last Satur-
day, died this morning of lockjaw, the result
o. the injuries received.
Subscribers who are served by the regular
carriers viii confer favor by reporting to
this otlic, by postal, or otherwise, any neglect
or DELAY in the delivery of THE STAR.
The hearing in the case of Edwin A. McIn-
TIRE, charged with perjury. which has been con-
Gnued from time 10 time in the Police Court
was resumed this afternoon.
CHARGED Observation-Disclosures Get
tipgs, man about % years old, was arrested
this morning by Detective Raft. and locked I'D
at the fifth precinct station. charged with en-
bezZling the funds OF the Kennedy Cracker Co..
OF 4:,o 1Ith street northwest lettings was
employed by the company salesman and
collector and it is alleged. that he collected over
500 which he failed to return. He confessed
10 the officer and said he had been drin king.
MAKING TROUBLE AT A DASCE.-William
11lley and William Leon, two young men, each
with a black eye. We're in the dock before Judge
Smell this morning. charged with disordery
last night and TiIley was charged with carry
ing pistol The court fined them 50 each for
the disorderly conduct, and Tilley fined
$oOfor carrying the revolver.
Two MORE WHIP STEALERs CAPTURED
Yesterday afternoon while Otto Renecke was
In the engine house on street. Two small
coiored boys. Richard and Philip Newton stole
a whip from his carriage and ran off with il
Mr.. Reinecke chased them several squares and
caught them In the act OF selling the whiD and
drove with them to the fourth precinct station
Ih1s morning in the Police Court the bows
pleaded guilty TO a charge of larceny and the
Judge fined them SO each, thirty days i'm
prisonment.
A REQUIEM MASS FOR KING ALFoNso-At
the instance of the spanish embassy in this CITY
solemn requiem mass for the repose of the
Soul OF AlphOnso. late King oil Spain will be
celebrated at IL o'clock Tomorrow morning at
81. Matthew church. There will be the cele-
Drant- deacon and subdeacon with master of
ceremon1es- Mozarts grand requiem will be
rendered by n quartette, consisting OF Messrs
w. n burnett, tenor, and l. +. Cannon. bari
tone, Miss Eva Mills. soprano, and Mrs Josie
Esputa Daily. contraitO. with powerful chornS
and full orchestral aecompaniInent 4 silver
mounted casket will repose ON a ROYALTY ciraned
catafalque Immediately In front OF me aItar i'm
the main aisle. All the foreign legations at the
capital VIII be represented, "a also our govern
ment by many prominent officials who have
been invited 10 be present.
GERMAN OPERA AT THE NATIoSAI-The
inalia Opera company, composed OF German
ar1sts who are warmly praised wherever they
nave appeared, will be heard at the National
theater next week in light opera. Three OF the
works they Will render have never been sung
mere. These are The Black Hussar. ..Nanon,"
Die Fliedermans," and The Postiilian de
Lonsuemeau." The three first-named operas
won great success in both English and German
IN New York .BOccaccio' will also be given
here The Thalia company Is not only strong
vocally, but the members of the organization.
ike all German operatic artists, excellent
actors, and IL is said they give charninglycom
Giete representations OF the operas. The sale of
seats for the engagement begins at the National
theater box office tomorrow morning.
FoR THE NIGHT LODGING HOUsE.-Dr W. P.
Pardon sends 50 to THE STAR for the Night
Lodging House.
ApLER's TEN PER CENT CLOTHING House.
Victor T. Adler, the clothier, has executed an
other feat In the business world. His latest
move was 10 capture the ready-made clothing
STOCK Of Charles Klein & Co., whose failure was
announced some three weeks ago. He made
the purchase, amounting to S2I 400 at sixty
nye cents on the dollar, and purposes disposing
OF that stock at an advance of 10 per cent,
which will enable buyers to secure their Cloth.
ng at % per cent less than manufacturers
cost. See the advertisement
A HABEAS CORPSCS CASE.-On Monday f
;. Miller, who about year ago was released
from the insane asylum, and had since been TO
Portland, Oregon, returned here and was inn
mediateiy arrested a crank. Yesterday he
was examined partially by two OF the police
surgeons, and this morning by the full board
On whose report he was adjudged insane
back TO the insane asylum. Mr.. III. Wise Gar
nett at once applied Tor a writ OF habeas corpus
on Major Dye, the chief of police, and il was
issued returnable at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning before the chief justice.
ACATALoGUE SALE OF ART GooDS.-Attention
l. directed to the advertisement OF the catalogue
lprS Of the Associated Artists, in the private
house 933 street northwest, next 10 the Con-
gregational church. on to-morrow Thursday
evening al O'Clock. The goods are now on
luDiic exhibition and are worthy OF "a visit.
The display in the new art of repousse, or ham
meTed work on metals, is very complete, and
embraces some pieces OF new and elegant de-
sign In fine art, needleworh and embroidery
IL Is seldom that an opportunity is offered 10
anime so many exquisite specimens in one coli
lection. Many OF the articles have been ex-
hibited and received prizes AT the Royal Ken
sngton art school, Among them will be found
portleres, lsmorequins, mantle draperies. BAN
ners, hangingS, sofa cushions, &c. wrou. ut
plush, silk and Saiins. There viii also be sold
some line Oil paintings, engravings, and many
specimens OF decorative ART work. The public
are invited TO inspect the collection tomorrow,
from 10 am. 10 PIN
For THE NIGHT SCHOOL FUNp-Dr Hood
treasurer OF night school fund, acK nowled3es
The receipt of 50 from Mrs A ndrew stewart 50
from Mrs. James and 81 from isey. John Dud-