Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20
Condemned Locals.

Mr. r. L. Ream, the father of Mrs Winnie
Ream-Hoxie. is still lying in critical condition,
and with but the slightest hopes of recovery.
Judge A. B. Hagner Dr.. d. r. Hagner, and
Gen. Peter v. Hagner, OF this city, yesterday
attended the funeral of their nephew, Prof. j.
Grattan Hagner, at Annapolis, Md
Mr.. j. II. Adrians in a communication to THE
STAB, requests the public 70 suspend Jndgnent
Is charged, and says: "Having lived ire
proachable Life in this community for about
unsupported charge to affect my character"
Yesterday the will of Adelaide McIntire was
Med with the register. She leaves her property
Yesterday Robert Morrison, trustee of the
Blodgett heirs, entered suit against David A.
Windsor to recover possession of sub lots 13O
131, 134, 135, 136 and 13S of Windsors sub
division of certain lots in square 1913.
last evening, Miss Perry read an essay on the
Country Home" and twenty-four sketches by
were exhibited. The subject chosen for next
week Is Rest" and Miss Chase will be the
MI. II. H. d. Dickson, of the letter-carrier
force, and Miss Mary v. Abrams were married
last evening at Hamline church, by Rev. Dr.
Price, The ushers were Messrs. g. VI. Shreeve,
II. @. Isel Howard Beall and W Gerard.
A delegation from Golden Rule Lodge, No. as,
Independent Order of Mechanics of Hyatts-
Vile, Nd, paid fraternal visit 10 Friendship
Lodge, No. ., of this city, last evening. The
visitors were entertained at an oyster supper.
About 3 O'Clock last evening a freig ht train
of 81 going south. was passing Virginia ave-
nue., between eth and Sth streets southwest,
other passenger car. jumped The track dam
aging the cars considerably and tearing down
telegraph pole.
An indictment was found yesterday against
Anderson Somers for the larceny OF a watch
from Albert +. Carroll.
Tine case OF Police Officer Daniel j. Sheehan,
OF the first precinct station, charged with
saulting Julia Bayliss, while her husband WAS
under arrest, oy kissing her against her protest,
Was dismissed IN the Police Court to-day, Mrs.
Bayliss refusing to prosecute.
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Ing Calf one of the oldest citizens OF Carroll
county, Maryland, died yesterday at Gettys-
burg, Pa, at the home OF his son-in-iaw Rev
DIR. Valentine, Theological seminary o. Gettys-
burg. He Was 80 years old aud the son of
Matthew Gait, one OF the original settlers of the
Ianeytown district. He was the father OF Mr..
William NJ Calf and o. Mrs. VI. W. Gait OF this
CITY, He leaves also two sons, John and Henry
Galt, VINO are reading citizens OF C-trTOn county.
The deceased was puolic-spirited and valuable
eiliZen and was one OF the promoters OF the
Western Maryland railroad ana OF other enter
prises which have contributed 10 tine wealth
and importance OF his native state. The funeral
will take place tomorrow from the family resi-
dence near Taneytown. The remains will be
borne 10 the grave by the grandSOnS OF the de-
ceased Mr.. VIM. NJ. Gait, Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ
Calf and other members of the family residing
here LETT the city to-day to go TO Taneytown.
YOUTHFUL THIEVES SENTENCED. - This
morning in the Police Court a fifteen-year-oId
eolored boy named Eli Brown, was charged in
two cases with petit larceny, and pleaded
another small boy and later in the day he en-
tered Nasl's grocery store, 18th street. and
walked of with a basket containing box of
cigars He Was sent 10 the reform school during
bis minOrity.-RObeTt Dent, coiored, i 3 years
old, was also arraigned on "a charge OF larceny
II was shown that he entered Minnie Dun
more's room during her absence, and carried
on dress. which he sold 10 Lizzie Thomas for
$3.50. He was sentenced TO four months in
jail-Alexander Wexford, a colored bow of
IA years, stole So worth of candy from one of
tne steamboat wharves. He pleaded guilty to
the charge OF larceny, and got thirty days.
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BILLS OF INVERTEBRATES BY INSURANCE
CoMPANIEs-Messrs- Edwards and Barnard
have filed bill OF interpleader against the
Evening Critic Publishing company and VI. D.
Helm. The complsinants admit their liability
Tor s2,s75, and state that Helm has made appli-
cation for pay ment to him of the amount, and
they ask that they De allowed to pay the same
responsibility. Also similar bin OF the North
western National Insurance company OF Nil
Waukie, Wis.,, admitting "A liability ofS1. 916.67.
Judge Hagner, on the papers being presented TO
him, made an order that the money be paid
into court, and eDjoinng both the Critic Co. and
Mr.. Helm from proceedings against complain
ants Tor the payment OF the money.
CITY ORPHAN HOME gave most entertaining
concert last night, which Was attended by q
Grs1S ana ana sIls ..a,,d We're cbaractaSs IN
the beautiful operetta rendered who deserve
special mention. The lady managers OF the
Institution state that they are very grateful u
the public Tor their liberal patronage and &c
all parties vino so kindly gave their assistance
I'm making the bazaar and entertainments !
success.
FIRE Insurance DIVIDEND DECLARED
The trustees OF the Mutual Protection Fire In
surance Company OF the District has again de
ciared q dividend, In the shape OF a rebate O
10 per cent on last years premium on poiicie-
In that company As tine rate. Charged by the
company were already very low, this bring
The cost OF Insurance down To a nominal figure
IL Is of Interest 10 Insurers to know that al
new policies taken out in this company before
the SUfh inst. have the advantage of a savin.
In the premium for the coming year, and Ais
OF sharing In any dividend for rebatel declared
et the end CT the year. Tine office OF the com
pany 10 at 1431 Pennsylvania avenue north
west, Coreoran building.