Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29
Condemned Locals.

First-class tickets 10 Washington were sold
In 81. Louis yesterday by the Nandalia, and
perhaps by other roads, tor Sl4.5U, which is q
reduction OF 1919 from the regular rates.
A dead infant was found last night on a
vacant lot in the eighth police precinct, be-
tween 10th and 11th streets northwest
Col. +. Revell WAS last evening given q re-
ception and formally Installed as the COM
manding officer oil the Capital City Guards.
The Corcoran Cadets have applied through
the District Commissioners 10 the War de-
Partment for fifty rifles, as those they have at
present are too heavy.
Two dollars, the proceeds of a masquerade
hop, given at Meyer S hall last night by the
r. NJ. u. club, Was received at The STAR office
To-day for the relief OF the Charleston sufferers.
Mr.. Charles Percy Calvert, son OF Ar. John j.
calvert, OF this city, leIt yesterday for San
Pedro, New Mexico, where he viii engage in
mining operations. as Superintendent ior the
Crittenden Brothers.
Walter q. Coiburn was to-day accepted as o
juror in the Criminal Court.
WHISKY THE CAUSE OF HIS TROUBLE
James Thornton, Iulddle-aged man, Was ar
raISDed in the Police Court this morning charged
with stealing two saws from James Il. Mackey
OF No. Zoo Sd street southwest. lie pleaded
guilty 10 the charge, and said whisky was the
cause OF his taking them; That he would not
have done II II lie mad been sober. He was SEN
fenced 10 TO days in jail, and the property was
restored To Mr.. Nackey.
SENT To JAIL FOR STEALING A WATCH
w LilaIn C. CarrIco, young IlsIu Il bis.c In
Dy trade, recently resided iii the house o. Mrs.
Ann W nite, LIS LIST street southeast. AILer
lt6siu5 tue mouse he MIS-. w mite visit.
and while IN tie house TOOK a silver watch and
chain worth $50. which he found hanging on a
nall, which ne subsequently, sold for 81. The
larceny was reported to Detective MlhOn and
Csirrico LETT the city. Last evening I've returned
" the city and Was arrested by Detectives Car
ter aud Mahon. This morning he was taken 10
the Police Court anu was arraigned ON "A cnarre
OF larceny. he pleaded guilty To the charge
and was sentenced To six mouths in Jail.
CORPORATION CASES IN THE POLICE COURT
This morning IN the Police Court two young
cotored men, Charles Vincent and Cnare.
Washington, tho mad been arrested by Office,
SkiumoTe Tor disturbing the public peace at
O'Clock itils morning near The corner OF I'd and
u streets northeast, were fined 50 each. Chas
Buck, "A coIored boy, was brought from the dock
10 answer 10 a Charge OF cruelty To- animals Ill
knocking "a eats eye on: with :, bean shooter
He paid "a fine OF So. James Duncan anC
John Newton were fined 50 eacu Tor di,orderIy
conduct Albert Boyer, saIoon Keeper was IL
license. He was convicted some mont ms ago anC
tooA AN appeal, which lie lal.ed ,o perfect auC
TINS NOR ninS tue court enforced Its Judgment
IN default of payIn OF the fine of $50 LIE vii
nave To serve thirty days
SUDDEN DEATH OF PRINTER-Mr Wallace
". Egoert, d printer employed at the navy
branch OF the government printing office re al
ing AT 2oL IItE street southwest, died very
suddenly esterday morning. lie had starte
70 work, but ieeiing too unweil, he returned u
his nome IN d street car and fell in lne door
way, and In "A short time died. MIR. EgDeri was
q native OF Kentucky, and for some Years wa,
representative cOinpositor of Louisville hay
Ing represented the union OF that city In IN.
1hteruatiOnai union several terms lie c.lIut
here some three years since. and has since beer
Employed in The government printing Office
He was a single man about fifty years of aee
and during his snort residence here mad, by hi.
quiet, unassuming manner and accommodations
spirit, made many friends.
THE ST0TT-GALT WEDDING NEAR TANEY
TOWN, MD.-Nr. E. Chester Stott, OF this ely
Was married yesterday at the Piney Creeh
fresbyt erian cnnrch, hear Taneytown Md. u
Miss Margaret q. Calf, daughter OF Mr.. heur,
0ait, Of Ianeytown distinct Piney Greek
church Is over one hundred years old, ana thi.
Is said TO be The Irst wedding ever celebrated
within Its walls The Gait family were anon.
the nrst settlers in the district, and were alst
ahions the founders OIL the church. MIR. Chas
H.Siott, OF this city, one oi The usners
fscss Dr. Slnionton performed the ceremony
altef which a reception Was held at "oiait :,
faAey, the family residence OF the bride
among tue guests from this city were Mr. anC
MIS- " iiiliin NJ Gait and .aIniiy, NJ. Norman
OaIt. Mr. anu Mrs. Frederick PillIny Miss I.uIt
ffehiiss ana Miss Beiiie Copenh;iver.
EXTENSIVE SALE or WELL KEPT FuRSr
ICkE--Messrs- w alter b IiliaIns & Co auc
Ioneers, VIII sell tO-morrow morning AT tnel
sst4esFOoii, corner 10Th and ID streets com
Ii e.ns q. 10 . eiock, superior assortment .
AossSno.a ELECTS AMONG which are nifty bod,
brussels carpets. different sizes and near,y new
anu ole antique dining room set, consisting O
pu.ss, eAsShssoh table, chairs and butIers tray
Chamber anu ps.rior suites removed 10 sales
ROOM Tor convenience OF SAFE.
ATTRACTIVE SAILS OF HOUSEHOLD Errre-rs
hr. DowIlhS VIII sell tomorrow at his auction
rooms, IL In anu Pa. avenue, u large quantity o
household goods, IN which are several xooC
pianos, handsome parior and chamber turni
ture, and ABOUT loo brussels and ingram car
pets In good condition.
HE ANNOUNCEMENT OF Mr.. o. r. Burdette
IN another column OF to-day's paper contain
mater o. special interest ~ gentlemen in view
"a the re~a.t Change IN temperature and In,
1Ppfoaca OF winte-. He Keeps "A .srye line O
sle BEST and most fashionable maausact ure,
snIen' with fair prices and attention TO tn
uIs Va customers, makes his establishment
one well worth visiting