Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-19
Condensed Locals.

j. F. Jarvis sends some fine photographs
taken by him Of the Inauguration OF President
Cleveland, and the review OF the procession at
the White House.
The Washington Cycle club has elected Off
follows: r.. +. Pertingill, president: NJ. b.
White, vice president; j. II. Hawley, secretary;
A r. CrenShaw, treasurer: c. A. Moss, captain;
G. NJ Myers, first lieutenant: j. f.. V. Smith,
second lieutenant; F. =. Moulton chronicler
Judge Macarthur, in the Criminal Court yes
ferday, set the case OF William h Phillips, In
oicted for manSlaughter in killing James o.
Sshober, for trial on the 26th instant. Mr.. Camp
bell Darlington introduced Senator Butler as
his associate in the case.
Joseph Wheeler. colOred, was sentenced by
Judge Smell this morning to SO days in Jail for
stealing a revolver from Mead'S bar-roOm and
restitution Was ordered.
Emil Montrop indicted for house breaking,
was today released from jail on giving his per-
sonal recogniZance in $500.
William Alexander, an insane colored man.
created quite an excitementin the Palais Royal
tive McDevitt and locked up in the fifth pre-
cinct station house. He will probably be sent
to the insane asylum to-day.
Yesterday VIM. Heck took to the second pre-
cinct station dead colored male infant found
on Moore's lane, near Boundary street.
Yesterday morning Sergeant Shilling took to
the sixth precinct station dead female infant,
white, found in the parking on l. street, be-
tween 18th and Nth streets northwest. Dr.
Hartigan issued burial permit.
The saturday lectures ut the National mus
course being by President +. NJ. Gallaudet on
The Language of Signs and the Combined
Method OF 1nstructins Deaf Mutes."
YOUTHFUL THIEF.-In the Police Court
yesterday colored boy named Clinton BowIes,
school on the charge OF robbing lawyer Cahill's
sister, Mrs. Agnes Heron, living at No. 5I1 I'd
street northwest. OF three rings, one amethyst
and two diamonds, valued az $50 His sister
Ella who is about seventeen years old, was
charged with receiving the rings, knowing
them to have been stolen. The boy testified
that his sister asked him to steal the rings
and gave him 81 for doing il. The defendant
denied the charge and the case against her was
dismissed.
An ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE NEwsBoYs.-
AT a meeting of ladies connected with the
NewsbOys' Aid society at Mrs. 5. y. La Fetras'
yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Darwin r. James
presiding, il was decided to give a literary and
musical entertainment at Wizards hall Mon
day night Five hundred tickets will be dis
tributed TO the boys. Mrs. Henrietta Mills of
the st Cecilia quartette. will sing; Rev. DR. sun
deriand viii give reading, and "a short address
viii be made by Rev. DIR. Huntley. Cake and
lemonade will be served the boys, and their
names aud residences viii be obtained. so that
their condition may be ascertained and homes
provided for those without them.
THE SEVENTH REGIMENTS REUSIoS-The
parade. review and collation. OF the eth regi-
ment in New York last night in honor of It's
war veterans. and the presentation 10 them of
the Cross of Honor, afforded occasion for "a
happy reunion Ofmany of its old members who
had lot met for four and twenty years. Those
who received the cross OF honor numbe red prob
ably about 25b or 300 out of nearly 900 men,
bers OF the regiment who served in the army
and navy in other organizations during the
war Among those who went from Washing
ton 10 participate were Gen. Allen Rutherford
Cen. VIM. Henry Browne, Capt. Gilbert NJ
Hustled and VIM L. Hramhall.
No CHANGE oF PRoPRIETORsHIP-The pub
lshed statement of a change in the proprietor
Helm yesterday retired from the business man
:,sership OF the paper aud General Thomas j.
Brady assumed the position. No change of
proprie1orship has taken place.
SENT TO FLoRIDa.-James Williams. for
lanFfN- : l1at
rested here few days ago for having presented
in 1852. six false and fraudulent accounts
judge OF the western district of Florida. and who
wst~ committed by L. =. Commissioner Bundy
in default o. - 600 bail. to-day sent in Gus
fody oi an officer 10 Pensacola To answer.
MICHAEL. DADY's SUrr.-The suit of Mich
aci j. p.idy against Thomas Mc1ann To- enforce
his claim - a half interest in u contract for con-
structng sewers in this city was concluded yes
terday in the city court, Brooklyn, far AS the
taxing OF testimony i concerned. The plaintiff
was recalled and denied specifically nearly
every statement made by McCann. \ motion
Lp DISMISS the case was made by Counse llor
Brower and denied. aifcr which the case was
adjourned Tor one week.
RoBREEIEs REPoRrED-J. H. AmmoDs- O
Covington street northwest had his pocket
pickeo ON fhe 1in instant ri gold watch, worth
Slz.-fieiirE key>er. No. 3 End street south
east reports stolen from bureau drawer $50 i'm
MONEY! Rockwell, 1909 G. street reports
s,oien - bear skin Tobe, worth SI2-EnIna
Brent had her clothes line robbed of 50 worth
VI clotninS---Nr. Cook. 1876 + street rcports
stolen SIX chlckcnS. worth S6.-Chas Scott
3oli - street, had his pocket picked ON the Itf
HSiaht Oh - IN mDncy.-A reversible over
VA was sIoieh nom the residence OF George r.
Sn1inh l34 u street Southwest.-Mrs j. r.
Coitlhst 1875 Pennsylvania avenue reports
s.oieh IRON her house diamond ring worth
Soo--iichrf NJ GladmOn, 1910 2Sth street
rePp,ts steeil nom his store a quantity of small
articies worm sS.Z5--.IosepIine Davis 9I6
I'm stIeet-feiort> that while on an r street ear
yesterday her gold watch and chain worth
si.2, was niiS>ed--Mrs. \. Looming at
Nofiniey : mas missed a bracelet set with di:l-
nonds and pearls.
Cop;es Oh HE STAR OF February 81 and March
anu ,, IN wrappers, duly stamped. contain
ing the iuli reports OF the monument celebration
ana the inauguration ceremonies and the ball
can De mad at the counting room i'm any GUAM
MY Irice TWO centS-nOt including postage
The SALE OF the Lewis collection of PAINTINGS
ana water eolorS commenced laA evening AT
the gallery OF MeSSrs. Walter Il. Williams Co.
10 tarSe company One-half OF the catalogue
was offered and many pictures were sold, but
Ihe prices realized were far from satisfactory to
the owners In some cases the value of the
frames not pe'ng reached. The sale will how
ever. DE continued this evening at 8 O'Clock. al
whlch Tune the balance of the catalogue will be
offered supplementary sale win also be
made tomorrow afternoon at halEpast three
o'clock.
THE FIRST PoroNAC SHAD of the season VII
be served at the Iosekam to-day.