Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-06

Street lamps will be lighted at .:45 p. IN.
and distinguished al am.
Mrs. Helen Thompson, OF this city, will occupy
81 cottage ut " esley Grove camp meeting, which
begins July 31st-
Rev. f. ID. Power. of this city, occupied the
pulpit of the Christian church in Baltimore
yesterday.
DR. VIM Tindall complained to- the police late
Friday night of a crowd OF colOred men who
Were holding IL revel in Lyons woods, near the
Columbia road, in the county, to the great dis
comfort of all the residents in that locality.
Lieut. Pearson. with squad OF officers, charged
upon the party and arrested Il number OF them,
who were fined 50 each by Judge Smell.
MIR. John Johns. OF tfAs CITY. who was arrest
ed IN Baltimore last Thursday an affidavit
made by Mr. Frederick W. Bruno, charging
him with criminal libel. gave bail Saturday in
the sum of $3.50 tor his appearance before the
criminal court of Baltimore city.
~ anA i. ~ eIl, son Oh Nr: Lawrence Iueii,
died Yesterday morning at $50 o'clock. of con-
sumption. He was Il faithful enploye of TIL
STAR office. and his death is much regretted by
his former associates. The funeral will take
place from the family residence, No. 500 ID
street southeast, tomorrow, at , o'clock pm.
James Greenwich. al 5OI h street southwest,
received three cuts in an affray with John
Murphy, Saturday.
y jury of inquest on the body of the white
male infant found at Sheppards on Saturday
decided yesterday that death was caused by
strangulation.
During the ~ hours ending ut O'Clock this
morning the police made PSI arrests.
March Huntington, boy II years old, was
drowned Saturday in the Eastern Branch near
Peter Brown. Scotch miner, on his way from
kanawha county, Va 10 scotland, has reported
at police headquarters that while on a spree
here he had been robbed of $50.
Irving Richards, the son of Mr.. y. 5. Richards,
OF the nre alarm Cfiice. and a nephew of super
telephone service, died Saturday Ills funeral
takes place on Tuesday from his fathers resi-
dence.
y five-year-old son OF Mr. VIM w Reall of
No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue southeast was
run over by bicycle ridden by IA young man
named Talbert, Saturday and quite seriously
hurt
Services were held at Hamline NJ F. church
yesterday. IN commenloration of the twentieth
anniversary OF the organization oil the church,
Miss Clara NJ. Roach delivered an historical
address tn the Sunday school. The memorial
sermon was delivered by Rev. q. g. Baker
Messrs. 4. W. Smiley and :. W. Russell of
the Humane soc iety, visited the Reform school
yesterday, addressed the boys in the interests
OF humane work. and took steps to organize a
band OF mercy.
DR.. Edgar Janney has resigned his position
In the Treasury department. aud will begin the
practice OF med icine in this city at once
In a game OF ball at Brookville, Sid, Satur-
day, between the Rockville club and 1; nine
from the Capitol Bicycle club of this city, the
wheelmen were beaten by score OF 40 to =
AZ the meeting of ST. Patrick's Total Absti-
nence society. last night. at Carroll Institute
Messrs. j II. Hilton. James J. Wright AIexar-
S Mr neian. y: Meintyre aud the president,
Dasnaway. was in attendance. Several per-
sons took the pledge.
jovial party OF forty-two conference.-the
majority OF whom were Patent office officials
and patent attorneys-ehartered "a schooner and
steam-tuy and made trip TO Colonial Beach ON
Friday evening and returned last evenin. ON
the steamer Arrowsmith- They had u delight.
full trip
There were one hundred and thirty-seyen cases
before Judge Smell to-day, the largest number
ever before the court In one day.
This morning, In the Court in General Term
Mr.. Joseph Shillington, jr., was admitted 10 the
bar on the report OF the examining committee
Mr. shiiiinston is son Of Col. Jos. shiEington.
DEATH OF FATHER SroSEsTREET.-RevC h as
II. StOnestreet- :. j., died ut Holy Cross College
Worcester, Mass, Saturday, OF heart disease
aged II. He was native of Maryland studied
Mt Georgetown College, was ut different times
provincial of the province of Maryland, presi.
dent Of Georgetown College, pastor of ST. Alloys.
1us church, and pastor of Trinity church, West
Washington.
SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD EFFECTs
Mr.. bowling will sell tomorrow at 10 o clock,
at residence, 500 18th street northwest, "a de-
sirable collection of household effects, all in
nrstelass condition. See advertisement In
Auction column