Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-31
Local Notes.

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OF 18th street and Rhode Island avenue. The box
corner OF 18th and o streets northwest has been
removed to 10th and streets.
The case of b. II. Walker ct al. agt. Max Luchs
ct al, to compel the execution OF a contract OF
sale Of square 1885, has been entered settled and
deed from the defendant TO Dennis Connellet al,
trustees. has been put on record and the properly
put on the market.
cash sends SO to The STAR for the benefit OF the
Joseph G. Waters, 1411 34th street, reports that
on the 24th inst. woman obtained from him SD
by presenting forged certificate and by false
pretenSeS.
RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-Angeline Brown, 407 A
street southeast, reports that her clothes line was
robbed OF s. worth OF clothing last night. James
Ford reports the larceny OF pool BAH, worth 80.
J. T. Simpson. 1900 E street southeast, reports
robbed OF $3.50 in money and 81 worth OF tobacco.
Sigmund Schragenheim, 491 c street southwest,
reports that his stable was broken open last night
and robbed Of a set OF harness and a blanket,
worth SIT.
THE E-STREEr THEATER CAsE-Mr Strasburger,
OF HerZ0g's theater, who wishes TO have his license
changed So as to open theater on K street, told
STAR reporter to-day that he had secured nearly
majority OF the property owners and residents In
that vicinity as requested by the District Com
ana ina. ne Ss az s1Sm as t tSe
District authorities. Mr.. C. A. Prentiss, corner
9TH and streets northwest, in a note to the Com
cation OF Mr.. Strasburger for license to open a
theater on e street, between 9th and It'll streets
northwest, he lPrentissD withdraws his approval
OF the same, having been convinced, he writes,
that he signed the petition without due considera
ton OF the interests OF the property owners In the
vicinity.
CHRISTMAS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hamline Sab
bath school held its Christmas entertainment
wednesday evening. The program consisted OF
literary and musical selections, and upon its CON-
pletion provisions, money ANA clothing 10 the
value Of about el25 were given by members OF
the school for the beneat OF the needy. Crayon
portraits OF themselves were presented 70 the
pastor, Dr.. Price, and his wife.
The Courts.
PROBATE C0uKToJudge james.
To-day, estate OF Mary Il. Roach, known as
to Campbell Carr1ngton; bond 5000. Estate OF
and record Estate OF &. W. and G. r. Hunt; allow
ance made for education and maintenance OF
wards Estate OF David Fitzgerald; letters OF adj
$500 In re. Margaret Foley; MIS-. Annie Foley APP
pointed guardian; bond 500. Estate OF George
Briscoe; letters issued 20 susan Briscoe as exccu-
trix: bond $780, Estate OF John G. Johnson; order
appointing Sarah z. Chappeler guardian to orphan
children; bond g, OO0 Estate OF A. Ross Ray; let
tiers of administration issued 70 Eliza l. Rays bond
10000
EQUrY CouRr-Judge JONES.
To-day, McClelland agL. NcKarrocher; substitu-
ton OF trustee ordered. W0ilard agt. Wollaid;
direction as to taxation Of costs Maltingly agL
agt Reardoa; payment into court ordered. q. &.
Electric Light company; certain parties MADE
compiatnanIs.
MRs. ExxoHs REMAINS QuIEr.-There were no
startling Developments In tue Emm0ns episode To-
day. Mrs. EmmOns Kept 70 her room ana late
this afternoon consulted with Dr.. w. W. john
ston.
SENATOR RAssoxs Son BE11zR.-The son OF Sen
Der Of days It the Metropolitan hotel, Is said BY
Ms physctans to-day 70 be slowly improving.