Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-14
Condemned Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 6:10 pm. and
extiDgushed at 400 am.
of o. f., has elected the following officers Thos
d Johnson. w: u. NJ; Jas. W. Jones, D. G. NJ;
Bsnj; q Within n g grand secretary; John . W.
g. G.; John ". Walker, q. W., and VIM.
Mr.. Henry Ii. Otterback administrator of the
estate of sarah Otterback. has filed a bill in
equity against the Washington and George
town railroad company, asking q decree To
compel the company to recognize forty shares
OF stock as belonging To the estate.
AT a meeting of the board OF managers of the
charity orga aization society last evening, 4. ).
Burdett. Dr. W. " Granger. and j. L. Pratt
gram for the special meeting.
While Mr.. Frank Puglisi, of No. 1000 g street
Northwest nor IN was standing IN crowd at the cor
last Night his pocket was picked of gold
watch valued at $50
The marriage OF policeman referred to liz
an article in yesterdays STAE headed Love
and Beer, did not take place at the residence
The funeral of Mrs, Martha g. Rodoers Wife
OF Rev. samuel Rodgers, ID. d., presiding elder
Of Washington district OF the NJ. T. Church
andria, Va, took place yesterday in Baltimore.
Rev. :. h. Cox, DID. of this city, one of
the officiating clergymen.
An oil portrait OF the late James WorInley
mas been presented by VIM. II. A. Wormley TO
be placed in the Wormley school building, and
mar been accepted by the school board with
thanks.
AT the nineteenth annual convention of the
American Institute OF Architects to be held at
Nashville, Tenn, on the 2Ist inst Mr.. Glenn
Brown. OF this city will read paper on ARCH
lecture and Bacteria
Major Dye, chief Oi police, has received letter
rom tnlei BROOKS, OF the Treasury secret service
returning thanks TO Lieut.. AruOld and Detective
natt-ngiy Tor the assistance rendered by them
In the recent capture OF Italians il this CITY for
passing counterfeit money.
ne TENTH year o! the Normal Kindergarten
Institute for teachers opens Tomorrow AT z
O'Clock In the Froebei Institute, 1877, 18th ST.
.,a FITS ser Sergs; r. J; Durkin OF the soldiers
enth street. age "a years. His funeral took
place to-day from st. Patrick's church. the re-
mains being inferred at the Soldiers Home
cemetery.
The washingt ton Microscopical society a: its
meeting last evening elected officers for the
year as follows: President, Robert Reyburn, N.
D.; vice president, William II. Seaman
n d.; corresponding secretary, E n. schaeffer.
De- treasurer. Z. I. Caldwell. NJ u.
The case OF T.. A. Mcintyre. charged with
perjury, was continued in the Police Court to-
Miller & Jones' new billiard rooms, in the
new National theater, will be thrown open to
The public tomorrow evening. After an ex-
pendture OF many thousand dollars these gen
tieInen have succeeded in getting one of the
handsomest establishments Of the kind in this
country
K X. Helphenstine has sold the Ebbitt house
thirteen Years. to pr F. F. Ware we1 nown
druggist OF Wilmington, Del, and Cape May.
Whiie Hon. j. N. Wilson's carriage was
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near ST, street, yesterday, ii was run into by q
butchers wagon. The carriage was upset, and
the driver was thrown out n nd slightly injured.
The grand jury yesterday disIn issed the eases
q John Lyon for embeZzlement and Charles II
McSanley for arson, aad found an indictment
against Hart Cohen for receiving stolen goods
Yesterday John Tyler filed petition Tor di
yorce from Mary +. Hill. to whom ne states lac
was married In August, 1888, aud he charges
THAT she deserted him six weeks afterwards
The will of the late George ShankIin was filed
yesterday. He leaves his property 10 his chilli.
ren-one-ninth to his adopted child Jame.
Shankiin-duriny their lives. - 900 squSre fee
being excepted He appoints Edward Brool
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT. Abou- 10 O'Clock
nom frnisi, car ON the Ratynr man nd lei
railroad III the corner OF LIST and Myrtle streets
and striking on the fence which runs along tn,
his leg where he was held until relieved by ;
Waterman. He was carried to Providence
hospital in the police ambulance.
CANON FARRAR's LECrUREs.-This distin
guisbed English divine viii give two lectures II
this city, ut the Congregational church. On Fri
day and saturday evenings OF this week. Tn
subject % TIE first lecture viii be DANTE tina
OF tn. second. Robert Browning's Poems
Tickets are now on sale at Brentano's.
DIR. TALGAGE writes: II should have ne
faith ia the sense or religion OF any one VIII
does not like the Bradbury piano. 1t is the pc
ofour household. 10 occupies but a small spac
In OH room, but hlls the whole house witt
music. 1t Is ada sd 20 morning prayers or TIN
gayest party that ever shock my ps.rlOrs.'
FURNITURE SALE.-Duncanson Bros. viii
sell tomorrow morning, at 10 O'Clock, al tin
furniture contained in the dwelling 1888 14tl
street northwest. See the advertisement.
CANON FARgAR's LECTURES.-MessrS. Bren
fanO Bros. announce that the diagram shee
VIII rot De shown On the nights OF the Farra
lectures, and, considering the very rapid sale O
ever seats they desire at their earliest opportu
nfty. -.