Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-28
Condensed Locals.

NOuueuSeu AOcaISe
Street lamps will be lighted at 600 pm. and
eXtinguished at 1000 pm.
Bishop Paret preached to- a large congregation
last night at st. Andrew Il. f. church.
\ horse attached to a wagon driven by VIM.
Baden, ran away Saturday afternoon from in
front of the Capitol and wasbadly hurt, by falling
at the corner of LIST street west and Pennsyl-
vania avenue. MIR. Baden and his sister, who
was with him, Were slightly bruised.
Bishop OSullivan yesterday dedicated st.
Mary's convent, at Homecoming, Md. After the
dedication blessing Bishop OSullivan
preached in the open air to a vast concourse of
people
A meeting of musicians to effect an orgauiza-
ton and adopt a schedule of rates for public and
private entertainments, was held at Abner's
not taken.
The funeral of Alexander s. King, who died
Saturday, took place to-day from the Church of
the immaculate Conception.
The Ethical society, the organization of which
has succeeded the First Independent church. at
its meeting yesterday afternoon adopted a
resolution that the temperance pledge should
be hung up for signers in every school room.
saturday afternoon, in the Police Court,
In East Washington, was tried tor keeping a
disorderly house, and the court took his per
sonal recOgniZance.
Arthur Mitchell, a colored boy was some
what injured yesterday at 1st street and Mary
land avenue east by large iron pipe, which
another colored boy started rolling down hill
passing over Mitchelfs body. He was carried
10 bis home in an alley in that neighborhood
Lizzie Petersen and Martha Raper were in
the Police Court to-day, charged with keeping
bawdy-houses, and forfeited $50 each.
VIM Kelsey, colored, was fined $50 by Judge
smell to-day for carrying a cutting razor. Jas
Holmes, also colOred, was fined $50 for CARRYING
pistol and dangerous knife.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur this
morning, Francis Jackson alias Geo. Fl. Mans
Held, charged with petit larceny second offense.
IN stealing chair pleaded guilty and was sem
fenced To one year in the Albany penitentiary
The June term of the Criminal Court was
reconvened this morning by Judge Macarthur
for trials. Thos- NJ Embrey, Chas. p Williams
and Francis III. Hall were excused as petit ir-
rors, and G. :. English and l. c. CoOmbs were
accepted to fill vacancies.
Frederick Roth. an old man, who lives on the
hickey farm, in the county, was charged in the
PoIlce Court to-day with ill-treatipg his wife,
Wiihelmina. He was committed for thirty
days In default of a fine OF $40
The estimate of Judge Smell for running the
Police Court for the ensuing fiscal year is
S16,11S.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
VIII hold its annual meeting in Wesley Chapel
tomorrow and Wednesday.
The LUdwlgs CnterstutzungeS Eerein BAYERN
mas nled with the recorder OF deeds a certificate
OF incorporation. Its objects are the relief and
assistance of its members; to defray funeral ex-
penses OF deceased members: to mutually as
slst one another. and 10 foster and promote
friendship and SOciability. Tine trustees for the
nrst year are John NJ kOeniy, John C. Miller.
Franz Weigand, Robert Weber, Andreas Brau-
man, John Bitzerger, Andrew Hartzfeldt and
John FrankeL
Judge smell to-day sent to the grand jury the
case OF Louisa Butler, cOlOred, charged with
roobing Andrew j. Bear of $50. Bonds were
fixed at $500.
Ma. Max F Essential young man employed by
sarah Cohen, was charged in the Police Court
O-day with stealing Si.15 from his EMPLOYER
ma ne forfeited So collateral.
,, ohGFis,opher Bohlayer, OF East Washington,
aeaded guilty before Judge Smell to-day to as.
aulting Simon Swartz. Bohlayer was nned
Co or 6O days.
Susie p. Higgins has filed a bill against
ffclus =. higgins Tor divorce on the ground OF
assertion. W