Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-23
Condensed Locals.

Condensed Locals.
Street lamps will be lighted at 6:35 pm, and
eXtnguished ut 5:15 am.
Hon. j. ID. Taylor of ohio. and Rev Richard
EOpp. of England. addressed the meeting of the
Foundry NJ F. church temperance society yes
terday afternoon.
The Waverly baseball club has elected the
following officers for the coming season: +. +.
White. president: t. F. RYAN. vice president
a. l.. Morsell was reelected secretary and e. H
Robinson captain. Mr.. Hunteman was re-
elected manager OF the cub.
An examination VAS made by the coroner
yesterday in the case Il Albert Rollins a col
ored enlploye of Wilkinson Il Cox, who died
suddenly at their grocery store on I'd and +
streets northwest Saturday. The coroner de-
terInined that the death occurred from heart
disease.
Prof Otis T. Mason. curator of the depart
ment OF ethnOiOgy. National Museum. has pub
Iisned card suggesting to manufacturers of
badges and secretaries OF societies TO aid i'm
securing for permanent exhibition in the
museum samples OF all the civic badges Worn
IN the Inauguration procession on the 18th in
slant.
defective fiue caused fire last evening In
honse No :SO1 9th street northeast occupied BY
damage was slight.
A colored man. named George Stewart. OF
Muirkirk Furnace. Md. is charged with havin.
aoducted coiored girl. named Emma VIII
iiams. from that place. He brought her to this
city on the goth inst Officer Wilson. of the
eighth precinct arrested her Saturday and
turned her over TO her parents.
senator Eugene Hale, of Maine called on
Judge smell In the Police Court this morning
Justice Caldwell at BladenSburg SATURDAY.
committed Edward Galloway and ThOs smell
coored youths, To the house of correction for
an assault on the pupils OF the white public
school here. While in the depot en- route for
their place of confinement Galloway broke
rom the officer and made his escape
Bishop Paret yesterday confirmed a class of
nine persons at the Protestant Episcopal church
OF Our Savior, Baltimore. At ST. Marks p E.
church, In the same city. he confirmed a class
OF seven persons last night.
Rev: Father Chapelle. of st. Matthews. cele-
brated mass and delivered a discourse at the
Convent OF the Visitation, in Baltimore ye.-
terday- when Mary Roth, young lady of R3lti-
more. received the white Veil and habit nI n
novice of the ssterhood Of the yisitafion
Mr. John F. Parker, who three wears 1go or
gained the surpl.ced choir of the Churci of the
incarnation and by whose fs.ithfViness and nm
firing energy the choir has gained for ITSELF a
weiEearned reputation, has resigned his poSi-
no.; as precentor To take effect at Easter MIR
Randolph L. Geare. a member OF the choir has
been appointed to I'LL the position made vacant
by Dir. Parker.
Copies of THE STAR of February 81 and March
q and D. In wrappers. duly stamped contain
ing Inc lull reports OF the monument celebration
anu the inauguration ceremonies and the ball
can be had at the counting room in any r1,1,,
titS- frice two eents-not including postage.
TIE STODDARD LECTURFs-Nr Jobp T.
Stnntafd- a young BOstOnian. who Is credited
with having created illustrated occurring as AN
ART by MS famous souvenirs of foreign Iar,Is
as presented by him in all the large cities with
great success. is To- bring them out here for the
INST time at Ford's ope'a house. beginning
Tuesday evening. March 81 and coniinniiis77
through the week The subjects are 10 be: ..Ver
AHFOlEPttp-' in,
TtlSh OF terror. "IhrO' England with Charles
Dickens Round the Bay OF Naples y and the
Castle-Bordered Rhine" The first two are two
lectures on the history of the French rpvolu-
ton of 1.S9-95, beginning with the reion of
louis MI ana Marie Autoinette extending
through their reign. witnessing their exerntio1
and the sad excuses OF the reign OF terroI.
closing With the restoration of order ny Snnrs,
Napoleon. The third Is upon the London ana
England OF Dickens. revealed in his works
i. with gliIapses OF his famous characters Thase
hoNei lectures with the brilliant illustrations
ar entirely unique in conception and execution
lnc have formed the very popular novelty Of he
season. The last two are "reminiscences of the
authors visits 10 places of worldwide enjoy-
ulent ana attractlveneSS. Subjects so Interest,"
ing and reputation so extended will Doubt
5esS create "a warm welcome for Mr. Stoddard
IN TINS city FOT the benefit of those dcSirin.r
U enjoy the whole SERIES season sukscrintin5
Tickets are offered, which Will go ON sale to-
siEtiNiA MIDLAND RAIIwAY.-On and after
,,hohd'ty, March %, the Manassas division train
Mn IoIoIe LaSing Washington at $40 am
W, VII ie;1Ne at 3:lo M. returning win ARRIVE in
washington at S:i5 am.
DIR: PAxToS's LECrURE.-Rev. Holm T. Paw
ION, Do, formerly pastor OF the New YorJ,
dnar esbyterlan church OF this city, will
at the Congregational church on Friday even,
as Ior lle benefit OF the \. NJ. Z. 4. Seats
are now on sale az Ellis.
IhE NEwsBoYs' ENTERTAINMENT The
neWsboys will be given an entertainment al
lizard hall tonight. \ full orchestr;. ma, Vol
uhteered Its services. and Mr. ~ f. Sprinestecn
p Ia hIhdiy offered TO play his drum solo The
D&tte OK thicainauga." Mrs. Henrietta Mills
TTshtfaito OF the St Cecilia quartetie will sing:
'r. sunderland viii read a story aud DR. Hunt.
icy 3cdress the boys. Five hundred news
boys have been invited.
LARGE COLLECTION OF PICTURES AT Arc
...LoN.-ihere II now on exhibition at the auc-
mon rooms OF Thomas Bowling. 18th and Penn
syLNana avenue, n large and varied collection
- P.SnneFe> embracing eEgFavings, water co,ors
f.saSliS; coiored photographs, &C.. about three
aiunucu IN all This collection takes i'm nearly
49, hhowa subject, and many of them are
Sshotce pieces. Those who are decorative their
noihss should not fail To be present as they will
DS -, Soiu without any limit whatever Th, saIa
VII. Lux place ON Thursday and Friday ofth
ano - IN, at II AIN. and = pm.
~ .-sESlNG IN THE Holy IAND-proS
osu ar'eeiy, teacher OF Arabic 70 british and
.Nnericsan missionaries in SYRIA also Ribia
SsaIsiator: VIII aid in the entertainment AT the
CongreSatlonaI church "Wednesday the o5tb
at $50 p m II Mahdi's mode of warfare Will
&c aiu S, IN the Mohammedan sword exer-
Use. d.hy native costumes will be worn and
ceremonies explained. WIN n"
PATIENCE.-The date given in THE STAR Of
SATURDAY Tor the performance of "Patience " 1T
AIoaughs, viz: April 25th, Is strictly correct
and seats can be secured now at Brenfano's