Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-29
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

The National Academy of Fine Arts, corner
Of New York avenue and 18th street, will be
opened to the public, free, Wednesday evening,
The horses attached to the Ebbitt House
last night, and ran into hitching post at the
corner Of 11th and ID streets. The omnibus was
wrecked.
A petition has been filed by Mrs. Amelia
Sherman for writ OF de lunatico inquirendO in
the case of her husband, stephen fisherman,
an inmate Of the general hospital for the in
sane asking to be appointed committee OF the
estate. D. af
small boy named William Deneal, who
would not obey his mother, was to-day sent to
the reform school during minority by Judge
Smell. ~
Brentano sends the London Graphic and H.
Illustrated London News for April Is.
have been issued by the clerk of the court to
w. II. Leonard and Ada c. Smith, both of Fau-
qnier county, Va; John q. Falvey and Laura
county, Va, and Mary v. Tavener, of LOudon
county, Va; James III. Smith and Louisa A.
Webster and Mary E. Smallwood; Elijah Hut
Crimson, OF Fairfax county. Va, and Margaret
Travers. OF Alexandria Va: "; II; Smith, Of
Schorb and Lima Schuhsler; Conrad Keller and
Aususte Steinhope; james r. Gardner and
Crawford, both of Prince George county, Md:
Erwin c. Baumgras and Emma b. Greenland:
Robert l.. veitch and Margaret E. Walker, both
Of Alexandria: Guild A. Copeland, OF Passaic,
y. j., and Amelia l.. Pettitt.
Mr.. JAMES F. KINEs- FUNERAL. The
funeral of James F. Hines took place to-day
from his late residence. corner of LIST and X
streets southeast. The services were conducted
by Rev. ). b. Treadway, OF the First Methodist
Protestant church. who paid high tribute to
the memory of the deceased. The remains
Uniform Rank and Calanthe Lodge, No. II.
Knights OF Pythias, to the b. and o. depot and
taken to Baltimore for interment-a delegation
OF each organization accompanying them. Mr.
kines was a native of Baltimore, but had re-
sided here for over twenty years. where he
married the adopted daughter of Mr.. John
Grinder, the wefl-known brick maker and
where he made many friends. He was an
active member Of the knights of Pythias and
was a notary public. He leaves widow and
several children, who have the sympathy of
many friends in their bereavement.
WAsHINGToN FISH MARKEr.-Sold by r. A.
Golden, fish agent: 800 shad in market sell
ing at $50 TO $50 per hundred. $50 bar
reis herring selling at from 81 to So per thou
sand.
HISTORICAL VISIT OF THE FIRST ARMY CORPS
TO GErTYSBURG--A special train has been ar
ranged TO leave the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad station at a m, May 4th for Gettvs-
burg, returning, leave Gettysburg at {; o. IN
This Will give visitors ample opportunity to-
visit the scene OF the greatest battle OF the late
war. prominent officers of both armies will he
present and explain the positions of the on
posing relative forces on the day OF the battle.
The President, members of the cabinet and
tne;r ladies will accompany the party in a spe-
eial coach The Loyal Legion have also secured
q fol1nAn motel car, which they will use on
this occasion The trip will be made over the
Western Maryland railroad, and through the
beautiful scenery of the Blue Ridge Round-
trip tickets will be placed ON sale at the BaIti-
more and Potomac railroad station, good to re-
turn on the 9th instant, at a rate of 1910.
EQUITABLE c. AssoCIATIoy.-New shares
In the ninth issue can be taken and the first
payment made at the Office of the secretary
ooty, rom $50 am. to 4:30 pm, at the
next meeting OF the association, May 9Th, lSS5.
Q pm, at Marinis hall. shares are $3.50 per
planning the object and advantages OF the asso-
citation furnished upon application. Thomas
Somerville, president. Jno. Joy Edison, secre-
ory. 917 street northwest
KEEPS Standardization Is called to the
advertisement of the Keep Manufacturing COM
pany at 437 9TH street northwest. Manufac-
turers of Fine Dress Shirts and Mems Furnish.
ing Goods Special bargains are offered by
Oliver r. Burdette, sole agent.
MEETING OF THE SOCIETY OF THE ARMY OF
THE PoToMAc.-The meeting Of this society will
Sccar at Baltimore on the 9Th and 9TH Of May
Ihe baltimore and Ohio railroad have arranged
10 sell tickets for this occasion on the 9th and
.tna good To return until the 7th inclusive
among the organizations which have signified
tneIr intention of attending this meeting AT Bal
1more are The following: Washington Cade,
Cofps, under command Of Major Z. A. Fleet
VOID; capital City Guards, commanded by
capt Thos :. Kelly, and Morton and Sumner
fosts OF the u. A r. These organizations will
leave here ON Thursday, May eth, at noon, wis
d. q Y. h.h Fare for the round trip, s1.5O.
FINE HORSES AT AUCTIoN.-Messrs. Duncan
son Bros. auctioneers. will SELL tomorrow after
noon, at O'Clock, in front OF their sales
rooms, 9TH and streets, a fine lot Of riding and
driving horses See adyt