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


Condensed Locals.
Street lamps will be lighted at 7:45 D. m
and extinguished ut 81 5 a. m.
The manhole plate in one of the boilers of the
United States Electric Light company was
blown off last night and caused the extinction
of many of the lights around the city. No one
was injured
William Carter. colored, living at 1907
street northeast. attempted suicide yesterday
by taking iaudanum. DIR. SuddarIh was called
IN and rendered medical aid. He Will probably
recover.
The following have been installed as officers
of the COlored sunday School Union of the Dis
trict: Thomas III. Wright, president; David n.
Warner, recording secretary; David Clark, cor
responding secretary; Louis y. Cornish, treas
urer.
Mrs. Bugbee proprietor Of the Parker house.
at Az street and Pennsylvania avenue, was
found dead in her bed about 2 O'Clock this
morning The coroner was notified.
AT a meeting of the East Washington Cleve-
land and Hendricks club last night the follow
ing officers were elected: Jos. W. Arnold presi-
dent; James r. Dobbyn.vice president: Marcel
luS Marceron, recording secretary: James W
Robertson, financial secretary; Mr.: Noss, CORE
spending secretary; James L. BoiSeau, treas
urer tor the ensuing term.
The colored exhibits TO the New Orleans Ex-
position will be exhibited at Bethel Hall to-
morrow.
From Brentano Brothers we have the London
pictorial ~yeeklies for June 9th, received by
yesterdays steamer from Queenstown.
At meeting OF the Emmett Guard. held last
evening. the following members were added to
their roll: W. Madisan. ID. Sheahan, J. Con-
bers: d. Donovan, ID. Cahil, j. Dillon g. Boyle,
A. Gieeson. as honorary members. The eXecu-
tive committee reported all arrangements COM
pleted Tor the entertainment on the 18th inst.
Adam Leimbach. saloon keeper at a. III
street northeast, wa> fined $50 and costs in tine
Police Court to-day for keeping his bar open on
Sunday.
VIM. Stanard. alias Fitzau-h. charged with
may heIn, in putting out the eye OF Lewis Mont
Criminal Court yesterday and sentenced to two
Years IN the Albany penitentiary-
THE PoUNDNAsTEE ACoJIrrED.-The ease of
Poundmaster Samuel Einstein. charged by Al
bert Doughty, of East Washington. with mali
clous trespass, was called for trial in the Police
Court to-day. After hearing the testimony the
Judge eonlplimcnted the poundmaster on his
enforcement of he law. The court thought the
prosecution failed TO prove any intent and dis
missed the case.
YOUTHFUL THIEF SESrENCED.-On the LIST
or July milk wagon owned by Dir. I. j. fay
LOr was lett standing at the corner OF Sd and
East Capitol streets During his absence from
the wagon three small boys. " iliam Johnson
and George Carter. colOred. and Harry Wood.
white, got in The wagon and carried OH Il shot
bag containing about thirty dollars. and went
OH 10 baltimore. where they had Il good time.
Garter was arrested and Wood turned states
evidence. This morning. in the Police Court
carter was sentenced 10 the reform school
during minority.
have been issued by the clerk OF the court to-
" &: Thomas and Rosaline Wedge; Gibbons ).
w
ana H!ia Rhodes, OF Montgomery county, Nd;
IaInc> n. Ellis and Ida Shoemaker; j. f. VIII
iisins and Maggie Brown.
BASE SALL.-The Nationals defeated the Lam
Casters yesterday by "A score of Is 10 3 The visit
0rs proved themselves good hitters bu; their
fielding was not up To- the mark other games
Yesterday: At CIicago-Chic:tgo. 4: New York
2. ~ 81 Louis.St. Louis. 3; Providence, l.
t1ttsburg-PittsburG, o; Athletic, 8. AT Bur
falo-Bunaio, 8: Philadelphia 3
DEATH OF THE REV. Mr. CHEw-The Rev
John III. Chew, who died yesterday at his resi-
dence IN This city, was one OF the oldest of the
clergy men of the Episcopal church OF this do
eese. He WAS born in Calvert county Md
August L, 1s2i. lie was the youngest son OF
Col. John H. Chew and "a grandson of Right
Rev. Thomas John Claggett the first bisbOp of
the Il. T.. church in Maryland. and a brot her of
The tate Prot. Samuel Chew, OF Baltimore. After
graduating at Newark college. Delaware and
subsequently, ~ the General Theological semi
Eary in New York. he was ordained by Bishop
Nottingham 10 the ministry OF the church in
which lac continued To serve for forty years
Ills parishes Were King and Queens in ~,
Mary Woodvillc and BladensbuTs, in Prince
1eorges 5, and ST Adams, in the District OF Co
lulnbla- In consequence O; failing health Mr.
Chew was compelled several years ago to resign
the rectorship of st. Adams parish but ne con-
t1nued ~ perform occasional YainisterIaI duty
whenever able to do so. and also to- serve as a
member OF the standing committee of the do
cese until the late convention in May. when he
was compelled by growing infirmitics To decline
a reelection TO that body His wife. with three
One OF his sons Is Dr. Thomas J. Chew recently
appointed physician 10 the District aimshouse
and the other John III. Chew, "a clerk i'm Col
Albert Office The funeral will take place to-
morrow at Rock Creek church.
EXTENSIVE SALE.-By the extended adyer.
tlseinent in another column IL will be seen that
Ar. Bowling will sell Tomorrow at his auction
rooms commencing at 10 o'clock. "a varied col
lection of household effects. and at 2 O'clock n
nne turnout comprising "a fine bay horse can
opy-top phaeton and harness, together with
other carriages, horses, buggies, &c.
EXCURSION TO CAPE MAY ASD. ATLANTIC
CITY VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILeoAp-
On Friday, the 10th inst, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Co. viii run n select excursion To Cape
May and Atlantic City at the very low rate OF
SO for the round trip. Tickets will be good go
Ing on day OF issue and 10 return ut any time
within five days. Exeursionists will leave the
Baltimore and Potomac station, 9th and Il
streets, via Ses,shore express, at IL a.m and
reach the above-named points in time for early
tea
DUECANsoN Bros. advertise n list OF good
Deal stocks to be sold on Thursday Some OF
tneia are OF the hes; paying stocks in the city.