Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-15

Crane IN Il ne comedy Oh ElroT>
"Fedora'
FoRD's OPERt, HoUsE.-Gus Williams in "Oh.
What Night.
NINTH-STREET NJ. Il. CHCRCH.-Lecture by
Rev - y. Switzerland
METRoPUIIrlN CUURCH.-Prof Townsend.
HEROES OPERA HoUsE-Naud Granger in
"ArticIe Il.
DIME MUsErN--"The French Spy
THEATEE CoNIoCT.-Variety.
VASE iNGToN RINK.-Fancy dress carnival
tonight.
NATIONAL EINK.-611 and GLIB E street.
Condensed Locals.
Street lamps will he lighted at 1000 pm. and
eXtiHgui>hed at 81 > am.
THE STAE has received So from Mrs. VIM. ].
Perry fOv the Night Lodging house.
The. officers elected FOR the uing year of
Northern Liberty Council y. l.. of Honor were
last evening installed by Past Commander c.
r Roberts.
tenSeiy Interesting. See advertisement
A young colored man, known "ChallSy'
White, was arrested last night by Sergeant
Boyle. OF the seventh precinct station on sus-
piciOn of larceny, he having in his possession
two boxes OF cigars and failing TO give an ac-
count ot how theyc into his possession. This
morning Judge Smell gave him three months
in Jail. The cigars are held for Identification.
The ice the river is from D to 8 inches
thick, and many persons went down as far as
Alexandria yesterday. At the foot of 9th street
there is good smooth ice which was utilized
yesterday by quite a number OF skaters OF both
sexes.
Several persons were fined 50 each by Judge
Smell to-day for failing to remove the snow
from their sidewalks Several cOlaterals were
also Tor. cited.
arrangements of the American Public Health
association the secretary, MIR. McGinn, stated
that the expenses incurred by the committee
had been paid with cash, aggregating 1851. so.
The bills amounting. TO 1892, were curtailed by
the creditors SO as 10 come within the cash
available.
]. Shiliington sends the Young Ladies' Journal
and Frank Leslies Popular Monthly for Febru-
The annual meeting of the National Homo
pathic Hospital association will be held next
MONDAY at clock p. M, at the new building,
corner of I'd and streets northwest. The build
Ing will be open for the inspection of the public.
James Cook. living at Diapers alley north
yesterday afternoon, and while walking along
she Oh the vehicle slipped and fell, and the
them seriously. The seventh precinct patrol
wagon was telephoned for and conveyed him to
his home.
CIRCUIT COURT Enthusiastically after
boon, the following were drawn by the clerk of
the court To serve as jurors of the January term
Oft Circuit Court, which will be convened on
the 25th instant: David L. Shoemaker, J. Brad.
Adams, j. Tarbell Dyer, VIM. III. CarricO, Dennis
Henry Evans, Phil. May. Geo Clifton HELEN
j. Maury Dove, James 4. Edmonds, H. Haley
muller. q. VI. Phuger, II. Stamford, T. d. Sin
gleton, August Lepreux, c. +. Adams, Dewitt
EoWier i neOuore Sneckles, q. W. Howard and
Tobias Talbert.
WAsHISGToN CATTLE MARkET.-Ield every
"Wednesday az Queenstown on the Metropolis
tan Branch. T. and o. railroad, three miles from
Of cattle on the market @ ednesGay "a e eoid
as follows: Best, To 5l.; good IL, 10 4s,;
medium, To ia. common, 3 to ia: 80 shipped
TO eastern markets. 594 sheep and lambs on
lambs, . toe. Veal calves, to 81. Market
good
SALVATION ARMY CHASGEs.-A farewell
meeting was held last night at Salvation Army
Si.fraekS, No. /, corner OF 4th and streets, the
SdinSto 8elns afe departure h of Capt Nellie
red 10 Frostpurg. ". Y. Two young
ger-wlii remain IN charge of the barracks in
ms city. Lieut. Clara Frost, who came here
with Capt saddington. has ceased to be a
young widow. and her presence attracted !,
number OF young men to the meetings.
ii1id an open AIR meeting. which she failed TO
do. and a. she did not return to her room that
night II was ruInored about the hall that she
70 ei9ped with a messenger at the Signal
Office This report was false, as the widow
lieutenant had never left the city. The mes
senger with whom she reported To have
eioped told a STAR reporter that another
young man who tried To cut him out and failed
had started the rumor. The Iieutenant's name
has been dropped from the rolls of the Saliva
ton Army
Il. X.
Monroe, who entered "a suit against VIM. NJ
Calf, chairman OF the executive committee ON
the presidential inariguI alton, To recover $500
lOr extra work at the Pension building in pre-
pairing Il tor the Inauguration ball this MORN
lns recovered a verdict for the amount claimed
the ease being tried yesterday in the second
division of the Circuit Court, Judge Merrick
THE CONCERT FOR MAMIE MoRRICE-Amonp
those who have consented to take part i'm the
concert Tor the benefit of little Mamie Morrice
the child pianist, at Congregational church
next Wednesday evening, are Miss Eva Mills,
Warren Young, Frank Pearson samuel Ken,
nedy; John Tweedile, DIR. Frank W hite Prof
aldecker, Prof Jarvis Butler Walter smith
the cornetist, and many other popular VOCAL
lists and performers.
SENT To THE FARM.-CIarence F. Denny a
young man about % years OF age was behind
the bars at the NTH precinct station last nigh
having a;s neen arrested by officer Kenny ON com
once or the NotioaGt Reputite0n, who reported
that Denny had by some means obtained an
olo Dill against Mr.. j. h. Upton for $50 for adj
Eertising, and sent colored man to collect in.
Mr.. Upton said the bill had been paid and
Immediately notified the Republican, office.
This morning in the Police Court Denny pleaded
kuuty 70 charge of being suspicious char,c-
yer, ana was sentenced to three months on the
1Arm In default OF bonds
b. AND 0. TO THE WEsT.-Trayelers to the
agents Of the B. and .. railroad, 6l9 and
Aaol pennsylvania avenue, and station cor
ne! OF NeY Jersey avenue and & street.
Ha5es via this line to Chicago are SI3 TO
louisville S14.6O, TO ST. Louis S18 SO, to Gin
einnau 81, TO Indianapolis $I2 and Detroit
IL with corresponding low rates to all other
points. Fast limited express trains. with
through parlor and sleeping cars to destination.
lime lime TO Chicago, 23 hours; Cincinnati, 10
1Vurs, ana 81. Louis. % hours. Limited for
Cnieago leaves Washington at 9:43 a. M; for
cincinnati and St Louis pm. daily.
HE ART SALE AT WILLARD HALL.-Walter
=. Wu ,, Co call attention TO the art sale
whiard Hall 90 Monday next. The com
carpets and russ. antique furniture and Other
art works VIII doubtless interest the public
They especially call attention to two pieces OF
antique tapestry, after cartoons by lie Breen
representing scenes from the life Of Alex ander
tine Great. Some Of the large bronze figures
are said to be from the Vienna exposition. The
Wos'd carvings are OF novel design. The statue
o. Meditation" by Giovanni Ciuiselle, attracts
attention The sale commences at / 1 o'clock
Monday morning and will be conducted by
Nj ir fhro.,1b Mess W-oT,a- -