Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15
Condensed Locals.


Street lamps will be lighted at 6:1O p. m. and
extinguished at 4 a. m.
Misses Addie Sherman and Jennie Smith are
church, Capitol Hin. About fhirty-dSe CONVEX.
sions have been reported.
The Washington Heat and Power company,
which has been granted a permit by the Com
missioners to lay its supply mains through GER
tain streets and alleyways, is now preparing to
bounded by d and and 9th and 10th streets
northwest.
gel. one of Baltimore's most prominent athletes
and gymnasts, leaves to-day for Washington, d.
e, to take charge of the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium
there.
Trinity Protestant Episcopal church at Tow
sontown, Nd, Rev. w. W. Powers, rector, was
Parss Rev. Dr. 5ohn T. Yindsa H0p Of Geonse
town, ID. G., preached the sermon.
Last night Officer HARRISON found q basket on
Oath street, between / and K, containing q
lively white female infant, about one week old,
which was taken to st. AIMS infant asylum.
ter OF DR.. s. A. H. McKim) and Miss Mary Nc
Kim, left here yesterday morning for Valpar-
aiso, NEBRASKA, TO take charge Of the NJ E.
lucrative position in the Interior department
TO take this appointment.
The challenge OF James and Robert Beckham
to row race on the upper Potomac in double
working boats has been accepted by Frank and
Philip Freeman, of High street, West W ashing-
ton. The race will be rowed tomorrow after
noon.
Cora Kidwell, colored woman, who said she
Robinson, was sentenced to two months in jail
by Judge Smell to-day.
before Judge Smell this morning charged with
stealing halter from Judge n. C. Harmon s
stable, and pleaded guilty. He was sent to Jail
John III. Gray was to-day accepted as jury.
man in the Criminal Court to I'LL a vacancy.
The Obsequies of the wife Of Judge Howard C..
Cady, OF the District bar, were held yesterday
at the family residence, 1908 o street. Rev. Dr.
Giesy, of Epiphany church, officiating The
remains were inferred at Oak Hill cemetery.
The pailoearers were Chief Justice Richardson,
Judge ulsi Wiley, Hon A. g. Riddle. Nathaniel
j. h McCammon.
The East Washington Cleveland and Hen
bricks club meets tomorrow evening. See ad
What is your name?' inquired Mr.. Cahill Of
eoiored witness in a whisky case. MY name,
he said, lis Charles Augustus Laura Albertus
California Ringgol6 Nelson" The judge smiled
as he said, Case dismissed"
From Shillington's have the Young La
dies Journal and Frank Leslie's Popula,
Monthly for November.
Thatcher, Primrose * Vests MINISTRIES give
the usual parade at tour O'Clock this afternoon
Daniel Smith, colored wife-beater, was
before Judge Smell to-day for illtreating his
ife,who said she could get along without him
and the Judge gave him two months.
ST Augustine's Relief Society has filed q GER
tineate OF incorporation with Ambrosia Smith,
susan Greenleef, Kate Lockley, Annie Green
ieef and Louisa Primus trustees.
PoCKET-BooK SNATCHER HELD FOR TIKI
GRAND JURY.-A colored man. named VIM
Hepburn, was before the Police Court TO-DAY
charged with snatching a pocket-book from
Mrs. A. H. ). Davis and assauiiing Thomas
weaver, who Is dealer in the u street market
IL was shown that while Mrs. Davis was max
Ing purchase Hepburn snatched her pocket
book and ran OF and was pursued by . large
crowd. Mr.. Weaver hearing the cry Of "catcf
thief" joined in the chase and captured Hen
burn, who gave hum a severe kick in the aldo
men, after which he escaped. The charge O
larceny was sent to the grand jury, and he 60
sixty days for the assault
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Mar license hav
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Over
Jones and Mary f. Burch, both Of Fairfa,
county, Va: w. X. Berry and Helen Brown
Patrick Boland and Annie Sullivan; G. w. En-
gel and Rosa T. Schneider; George D. Medic,
ana Carrie Z. v. Bali; Lewis Coates and Elizs
beth Cissell; Purcy A. Plant and Alice R. Pal
and Florence V. Carter; John w. Norris an
louisa A. Matthews, both OF MontgOmer
county, Nd; James A jackson and Josephin
Guy, both OF Baltimore, Nd; Edwin Reside an
Marie Josephine Steinbruner, both OF Bait
more; Arthur Jackson and Bette Campbell
Albert II. Catlett and Minnie riushmon; Sara
l. stokes and Helen Fisher; Charley Gross an
Julia Champion; Andrew Day and Hanna
Robinson; W. A. Thomas and Mamie A. Gee
dings; Oden Hall and Meta Stewart: Reaso
Brown and Ida Payne.
n CARD-IMPoRrANr TO HOrsEKEEPERs.-
We shall open tomorrow morning our fali IN
portation of Nottingham lace curtains, whic
we have just received seventeen cases. throug
the Georgetown custom house. Beautiful cnI
sains three yards long at 6S Sna PAR wGrlo
yards long at 81 .25 pair, and six thousand pail
finer grade in superb patterns at just one-ha
Their value 10000 yards e1 bsar6 net y n
yards beautiful curtain scrim with colore
stripe, 4S inches wide. only 12lzc.; worth %
displayed on the third floor, and inner show
lace curtains has never been made in this CITY
strictly one price.
A2O. 40. 424 and 420 eth SC,