Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-24
Condensed Locals,

officer Nugent took to the secon d precinct
station this morning dead infant, found on
the lot on 10th street, between 18th and 12th
streets northwest The body was so far decorn.
posed that neither the sex nor color OF the child
At q meeting OF the alumni of the Emerson
Institute, held yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Barry
Bulkiey presiding, Messrs. R W. BulKley, 5.
Gait and Guillard Hunt were appointed to
solicit subscriptions and arrange Tor dinner.
n permanent organization will be formed.
MIR. Colon OmOhundro, the druggist at 11th
and streets, died yesterday morning at his
home in the sd year OF his age. Mr.. ONO
hundEo was a stepson of the late Col. Nat.
Those who leave the city during the summer
can have The STAR mailed to them for amy
length OF time and the address changed as often
as desired The subscription must be invariably
paid In advance
Edward Nailor, a colored man. employed at
Eadelys stable on eth street, Was before the
Police Court to-day for stealing bride bis from
his employer. he pleaded guilty and got sixty
days in Jail
Margaretta Green, a young colored woman,
who lives in Biaines alley, appeared before
Judge smell this morning and charged Richard
Fillmore with whom she had been living tor a
year past with sissi.uItlng her. He was fined
81 or seven days
a COMMITTEE tO ask tine cooperation Oh labor OF.
gaHI2s.tionS in the District in establishing a
labor exchange and Tree library. and another
object.
Ia consequence OF the crowd at Prof. Boyd's
decturt, On memory at the y VI. Z. A. building
lhuTs "a. s-IEi.!4$ persons being unable to gain
adm. jL.ti cvnc Viii give another lecture at the
s'.iiic place next Monday evening. See special
notice.
Inc ease OF Edward Windsor, Charged with
ste.,ii-Ig SeIibtsit belonging To Charles H. Lip
Pst.,, a. heIe2Clore puoiIshed in tue STAR, was
tried III The Police Court to-day, and he was held
Ior the action OF The grand Jury.
Capt Charles J.. lTbUle, who was arrested on
a charge q. stealing nVe dollars from Daniel
LutLer. WAS quilted 10y Judge Swell this morn
.hs' a. oeinS SHOWN tndt The money was loaned
him 10y Mrs Luther.
From Shi!ilngion We have the st. Nicholas
Magazine lor AuGuSt.
lne Light Infantry viii in the future have a
dress parade ON tue last Thursday OF each
month Oh the circle IN Inc Wnite Lot.
Yesterday Leonard ,. Chaplain Iiied bill in
equity asalnss George ~. Clark for the appoint
InchL OF - receiver 20 tar1e charge OFT certain
PfoitTiy--ots H. and 49, square I33-pend-
IN llsi5aliuLl - Ia Inc rl-hIiui ownership.
Ine Cnas. T. GiOos vino Was arrested Tor get
Ting money under false preteuses is not the
Chas- l. OIUUs - no Is employed in the govern.
inehl printing Office.
DIED AT CAPE MAY.-The sad but not wholly
unexpected announcement OF the death oi
Edith, the little daugut OF Mr.. and Mrs
George W. Adams, which occurred at Cape
Nay TINS morning, appears IN another column
The departed one had been painfully i'll Tor a
long time, and she was taken 10 Cape May from
this city about three weeks ago, as IL was boped
that she might there recruit uer wasted health
der patient suUerlugs, while they loose ned heI
noid upon earth, tuI bound her more closely &c
The hearts OF her sorely bereaved parents, thus
making their sense OF loss ali the greater in the
seyerlns at last OF these strengthened ties o
tueCllOn- III tnelr deep sorrow Mt. and Mrs
Adams will have tine sympathy Of u large and
warm circle oI friends.
BY RAIL TO BAY RIpGE-The b. & O. man
agement - pleased TO announce that arrange
ments nave been made by which Washing
tonIans are enabled To- visit Bay Ridge tue
Coney Island OF the south, by rail, turous h
without Change and making the run in splen-
oso time, thus giving our citizens and ''stay lat
homes AN Opportunity to spend an Afternoon
~ the greatest resort in the south. The train.
Will leave b. and %. depot daily except Sunday
~ LILO and 4:3O pm, anu landing the pas
sengers at the new station, just com pIeted zeal
Tie gravity railroad. the attractions at Bay
Ridge are numerous, including the cosey new
opera house. Adelaide Randall, with tn.
original BjOu opera company OF New York
renders tine popular opera OF the "Mikado'
every afternoon at $50 y clock. The Gravity
over IL l. fascinating. The immense dining hall
seating 1000 persons, and where delicious
meals are served Ia carte. Splendid sal
water surf bathing at TINS place and hundred
can be seen hourly disportInS IN the water. Re
Ineinosr trains commence rsnni.ig Monday
pm. Round trip only sl-Adsh
IMPROVEMENTS AT THE MARYLAND AGRI
CULTURAL tOLLEGE--EXtenSive building alter
atoms gOinS at the Mary land Agricui
turaI college, in view OF the increased mum be
VI students apply ins ior aumissicn for ne 4
term The new laboratory Will probably be
with the exception oI J.SI of the Johns HOP
kins university, the besL equipped IN the state
! i4e chapel and lecture hall mas been Larger
increased IN SIZE, and the GiDing-rooIn Is bein
moved III The second floor and enlarged. an,
The library ana reading roo:n are likewise bein
tae taTce dOrInitOTy nails with not wI.Ier. Tu
IeguaT advertisement oI the college will u
Ao1ud IN aiiO.neF column
SOME BEACTIFUI. MEDALS. - The medal
offered a. prizes b. the capital Rifle CLUB wer
manufactured by tiIc weiI-i. now. arm Of dig
a Haas notwithstanding jewelers. .I3 20
street AOEtl'' est, ami are xhiDiiion thei
wlno0w.