Evening star., 1886-08-09
Condensed Locals.

Mary A. Thompson, by her attorneys, Messrs.
Thomas & McNally, Saturday, entered suit
ages. claiming that on the 18th of August,
1855. the walls of her dwelling were under
mined by the defendant.
An eNemplined copy of the Will of Angeiine
W allen. of McCaysville, Pa. has been filed here
The testatrix bequeathes house No: AIS 9th
street northwest, Ill this city, to her husband.
Rev. Samuel 5. Wallen, in trust TOR her
daughter
William H. Douglass was attacked with ver-
Ggo at the corner of 9Th and Pennsy lvania ave-
nue. northwest last evening, and Tell, cutting
his head badly. He was taken to his home,
49, I'D street northwest.
Yesterday morning at the B. and p. round
house, while stepping over a PIT. MI W lillian
p. Price, an engineer, had his leg broken. He
was conveyed To his home by the police ambu-
lance, at Or street, between 9TH and Sth streets
southeast, and Dr. Boarinan summoned
Mrs. Elizabeth Terry, 1873 9th street north
west, reports To police headquarters that about
O'Clock Saturday, while ON oth street, be-
tween l. and VI streets northwest her purse,
containing 81 90. was snatched from her by a
colOred boy, who ran of with it,
About l o'clock this morning the house of
Mrs. Il. Il. French, 1877 East Capitol street
southeast. was entered by some one who
opened small window at the back of the
building. Mrs. French was awakened by the
noise, and gave an alarm by blowing whistle.
Tne wouid-be thief made good his escape by a
sudden retreat
Jerome F. Manning of this city, will be
among the speakers at the twentieth annual
convention of the Universal Peace union,
which assemblies i'll IA grove ON the Mystic river,
near Norwich. Conn, August 18th.
Miss Fannie Stoops was thrown from a car
riage on 1lth street southeast Saturday even
ing and badly bruised about the head She
was carried To her home in Anacostia.
The Potomac Archers have left their range On
Columbia Heights, and now Use the Wallach
school grounds ON Capitol HILL
The Inar>halS office was buSiy engaged to-
day in paying the jurors OF the Criminal and
Circuit courts who were unable to receive their
per diem before, owing TO the funds running
out. Appropriation was made in the general
deficiency bill for this purpose.
lhe Atlantic city eXcurslOn1StS, who left here
Saturday night, returned at three O'Clock this
morning, the train having been delayed by
washouts in New Jersey.
A bill fOr the sale of the Helen Stuart prop
erty-146 acres, between the c. and D. canal,
day by Rebecca X. Schenck ct al. against W.
Dulany Riddle ct al.
When Mr. Thomas F. Latimer was near the
corner of l1th and T. streets, ON his way home,
mounted on bicycle, saturday evening, the
wheel OF his machine slid on a barrel sLave,
throwing HIM OFF and injuring him badly.
Nr. Hugh Z. McCann and Miss Annie b. Dunn
were married at ST. Dominic's church yeSter-
day afternoon, Rev Father w. A Horgan per-
forming the ceremony. After the ceremony
the newly married couple held reception at
their future home on 41s street southwest.
1noSe who leave the city during the summer
can have 1HE STAR mailed to them for any
length OF time and the address changed as often
as desired. The subscription must be invariably
paid In advance
Justice Merrick has made decree of per-
petual injunction in the of Fannie T.. Hill
and Others against Michael b. Harlan. There
was an action TO prevent the latter from erect
Ing certain wall that would close up the win
dows of the formers dining room.
The funeral OF Nellie Acker. daughter of the
late Nicholas Acker who died at Broad Run,
ON Friday night last, aged 21 years, took place
from the family residence to-day, Rev. DE-. Ad-
Olson officiating.