Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-29
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condemned Locals.

Ellen Duckett a colOred vii ness in a liquor case
who Jailed to appear yesterday, was brought int
the Police Court on an attachment this morning
and pleaded tOOthache and ovsrSeeping. she was
committed TO insure her presence tomorrow.
Barr1s Smith was charged In the Police Court
THIS morning with keeping 4 dangerous dog, a Skye
terrier, which had bitten child, and Judge Smell
ordered the dog 10 be killed.
Mr.. James L. Levy, of 1909 T street, while riding
on the street cars IN the neighbOrhoOd of the Tire
mont House. on Indiana avenue. stopped the car
ana In getting of lost his balance and fell on the
Ice. receiving a severe compound fracture OF an
ankle Dr. Marstella was called and rendered med
icai aid.
Vim. Wilson and George Pears were charged In
the Police Court to-day with the larceny OF game
chicken worth $3.50, and the case was continued.
-, A free night school has been started at the
metropolitan Industrial school. corner OF 10Th and
II streets northwest. on Monday, Wednesday and
FIlday nights, at O'Clock
Harriet BFOC.s. cOlOred girl, was charged In
the Police Court with the larceny OF a ham, and
was sentenced 10 pay fine of IS or 30 days in Jail.
Anu.ements.
FoEDS OPERA HoUsE-The bright company Of
Comedians and vOcalistS known as Rices Surprise
Party continue TO make mirth and music at this
house in their entertaining medley, "A Bottle OF
ink. The ladies OF the party are pretty aud lively
az the audiences ere FcTtt in excellent humor
Throughout tint perIOI i.;.iicJS.
AIBAUGu's OPERs HcUSE.-AlthOugh Miss Maggie
Mitchell Is so thoroughly established a favOrite
that the public would be well content to her in
definitely in tine roles in which she has won her
fame, the lady IS constantly seeking to extend her
repertOTy. Tonight at Albaugh's She Will appear
which she has been very well received on the few
occasions in which She has been seen in it. Fan
Chou VIII receive its only representation az the
national TBRaTEE-1he broad absurdties Of
eve, Is Co." have been greatly enjoyed by large
audiences at each performance this week. TIE
pIeCe IS 4 sort of dramatic crazy quilt OF rough
practical jokes and vigorous nOnsenSn, pleasantly
1DtersperSed with singing and music.
AN.TEUK OPERA--Eyery thing now seems to indi-
cate that the coming performance OF the opera of
" Paul and virginia 10y company OF young So
dety ladies' aud gentlemen Will be one OF the most
notable events OF the season The performance
takes place at AlbaGgh'S opera House on Saturday
evening. Miss Mitchell kindly giving way Tor the
night The sale OF seats has been large
LECTURE BY Rev. III. W. BEECHER.-The famous
pastor Of Plymouth Church viii ON Tue ,day even
Ing heXt deliver lecture 81 Marini's Hall On The
Reign OF the Common People" Seats are on sale at
BreutanO's
GEN. STONES LECTURE The lecture by Gen.
Chas p stone AT the Congregational Church to-
morrow evening Is 10 be delivered at the earnest re-
quest of d numDrr OF leading citizens Of Washing
ton The subject. " Egypt and the SOudan," is one
which people OF Intelligence are just now mucn in
terested in.
The National Hoard of Trade.
4 HOPEFUL VIEW TiKES OF TIE BUSINESS. OUTLOOK.
The report OF the executive committee read at
the meeting OF the National Board OF Trade at
Nliliards yesterday, stated that unless all signs
are deceptive this period OF depression uncert afnty
and loss is about To give way TO OF revived ac-
tlyy and enterprise, and 10 more healthful rela-
regards values and quantities.
The report recommended the establishment OF a
department OF commerce.
Following Is a list of the officers elected:
President, Frederick Fraley, Philadelphia. Vice.
presidents, Frank FTick, Baltimore Board Of Trade;
Nllildm = Young, Baltimore Corn and Flour EN-
change; o. H. Sampson, Boston Merchants ASsO-
citation; George NJ. Howe, Chicago Board OF Trade
3 +. COyiEgtOn. Cincinnati Chamber Of Commerce
PhiiO Parsons, Detroit Board OF Trade; John Hali
day, Indianapolis Board OF Trade; c. NJ Loring
Minneapolis Board or Trade; Ambrose Snow New
1orh B3ard OF Trade and Transportation; james
F. ] Chamber Fc,.
John +. "etherell, Philadelphia Board of Trade
Hon John +. Mller san Francisco Chamber OF
commerce; James buchanan, Trenton Board OF
Trade: T. l.. Bdlfinan, Milwaukee Chamber OF Com.
meTct; j. II. Price, scranton Board OF Trade Ed w
seymour. BI1tgepoTt Board OF Trade; - kimball
Providence Board OF Trade; y. ID. Sperry New
Haven Ch1Inocr OF Commerce; William q. BIaney
Boston Commercial Exchange; 5. y. Hardy Boston
OF Trade