Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-25

Tomorrow being a legal holiday, no paper
Will be issued from this ONCE. The counting
and evening.
Street lamps will be lighted at $40 pm. and
eXtIngutshed at $40 D. IN.
II ysin be seen by the notice elsewhere that
ne Corcorar gallery will be open, iree from 10
until O'Clock Tomorrow.
James Auid's Will has been filed II leaves
MS estate 70 his sister Susannah X. Aud and by
codicil special bequest is lett to K. A. DiIletf
Mary Nolan, who keeps a grocery store and
beer saloon IL the corner OF Sd and g streets
In south Washington. was in the Police Court
today, charged with selling whisky on Sunday
ana The court imposed a fine OF twenty dollars.
esterday afternoon colOred boy named
WI our Thomas. ten years old. was run over by
man, and seriously injured on the head and
&c foot. He was takei. to his home, 435 Frank
hnstreet and attended by DR.. Evans.
Mt Vernon X A. Chapter, NO.3, has elected
the following officers: W. ). Parks, M.E.H.P.;
Z: =. smith. EN-; ". Fl. Webster, E.S.; J. H.
flckeii, secretary; W.k. Mendenhall, treasurer.
The Good Templars of Slinnehaha Lodge. No.
4, celebrated the 2oth anniversary Of that
lodges existence last night. The unusually
large number of meanbers present was enter
tained by short addresses from various temper
shce speakers and an excellent program OF mu-
collation. served.
The Washington Cycle CLUB have elected as
Frank T. Rawlings v.P.: George #. Myers.
seeretary: > I. Stott, treasurer: y. q. Kent,
sehronieier; J. z. V smith, captain; Ben. s.
Oraves and VI. VI. CrenShaw, lieuIenants
AZ a meeting of the Dartmouth Alumni as
sociation Hast evening resolutions were adopted
looking to the formation of a league here for
The purpose Of partici rating in the election of
trustees OF the Institution.
fo!lce Ofncer Harper ex-POliceman Benton.
and benjamin GUily. three Oi the men arrested
on the charge of committing perjury in the
Belt case. were yesterday released on bail
IL Is reported that man il going about in
the northern part OF the city, calling at houses
saying that ne has been sent from the gas com.
pany to attend to the gas fixtures He l.
thought to be an imposter. as the men in the
employ OF the gas company are all either uni.
formed or provided with badges, which they
are required TO show IL called upon.
The sale OF seats tor the Bischoff concerts al
the Congregational church will begin at Ellis
music store tomorrow morning at 5 O'Clock.
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ASsoCIATIoN.-At 9
meeting last night of the local committee OF the
Public Health association, DIR. Lee, from the
committee on entertainment, reported that ar
rangements had been made with the different
street car companies whereby complimentary
tickets will be issued TO mem bers of the assOci
alton during The time the conference is In ses
sion- DIR. Patterson, of the finance committee
stated that his committee had collected $500
An offer made by a livery stable man To make
reduction df twenty-five per cent in cab rate.
was accepted.
The BIcYCLIsTs' THAN KsGIvING.-The Capt.
TAI Bicycle club will make their customary
thanksgiving day run 10 Marlboro, Md, To
morrow. The start will be made from the clut
house at O'Clock. About twenty-five mem
beers will take part. The run home, . distance
o. niheteen miles. will be made ior record 3,
some OF the flyers. The best record up to dat,
l. one hour and thirty-nine minutes, made by
fsex smith, VIII Robertson and L. J. Barber.
assignment OF his stock, &C., in store 1903 I'll
street Ia l. /. UNeal for the benefit of his credi
tcrs, giving preference to James MaudIe So 500
Joseph Wey rich, S4o.