Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-16
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condemned Locals.

Condensed Locals.
Yesterday afternoon Henry Rollins. a colored
wagon driven by some unknown person, near
the corner of h and 5th streets northwest and
had his shoulder dislocated. He was removed
10 Freedman hospital In the patrol wagon.
William Davenport, colored boy, arrested
about four months ago, was sentenced yester-
day in the Criminal Court to thirty days in Jail
for house breaking in the night and with at
tempting to break and enter the chicken house
Dr. l. p Haskell. of Chicago, will lecture to
dentists at 1OO6 Z street northwest tomorrow
afternoon; See advertisement.
\ Fools Carnival" held at the National
Rifles armory last evening, under the auspicies
OF the Saengerbund, was largely attended and
The Capital City Guards completed arrange
ments last night to parade on the 22d instant
in new uniforms with a company of 100 men.
Mr.. T. b. Hay addressed the Clerks Early
Closing association last evening predicting the
early success OF the movement.
Considerable damage was done 10 windows
and roofs in the northwest section of the city
by the gale yesterday afternoon. The roofs
were blown from a block OF eight two-storv
houses on street, between 18th and 18th
streets
Harriet Brooks. a colored woman. aged so
years. who resided at 3io Sd street southwest
was found dead in her room yesterday. The
coroner, Dr. Patterson, gave "a certificate OF
Mr. Julius Viedt, whose name was mentioned
IN last Friday STAR in connection with arrests
made Iss, OF alleged policy men at III stree,
him.
The steamer George Leary will resume her
trips TO Norfolk aud Fortress Monroe Tomorrow
from the foot OF -th street
Shillington sends the Young Ladies Journal
for March.
l. NJ. sends 81 TO THE STAR office for the
Night Lodging House.
The will OF Nancy 8 Sands filed to-day
leaves her property to her daughter, Leila A.
Rose
Mr. Mills Dean, for Thacker E. Lee has filed
a bill for divorce from Mary c. Lee. The parties
were married IN 1855. aud he charges her with
desertion-
This morning about IL O'Clock a slight fire
occurred in a frame dwelling in alley between
18th and 10th, l. and NJ streets, and caused $50
damage.
TODAY, in the Court in General Term the
cs,se of Jesse Ii. Wilson (receiver appointed in
The of Crawford agt Squier & CO.. against
y Grunweli et AL was heard This is "a bill
To- set aside the conveyance of Squier and vile
OF the hC>ise and furniture, 1914 h street. ex-
Squier s. Go. made assignment 10 Jay b.
smith for the benefit OF the creditors.
MR. CLARKs CLAIM ALLowED-The Court
In GENERAL Term yesterday unanimously
aihrmed the judgment OF the Circuit Court in
Inc case OF Architect Clark against the District
oI Columbia. allowing Mr.. Clark his claim OF
5000, for his services OF the arb-
traitors in the Strong ease. Controller Dur
ham refused to allow the account on the ground
tiiat tO do SO would be paying Clark n double
SALARY as a government officer.
REAL ESTATE SALEs-Thos. j. Fisher & Co.
have sold for David L. Iulee To Vim. W. Far
being 40 feet ON the east side OF Connecticut
avenue. adjoining Mr.. Yulees residence run
1nai street 1879. feet. The purchaser intends
Id erect q fine residence. Nm. n Ellis has
soid TO James F keenan,. for s6,132, two lots
On the east side OF 10th street, between l. and
N streets, l.xf20 feet each. Catherine Com
her has sold Ia Timothy Cavanaugh, for
Sll,OOO, a lot at the southwest corner at New
Jersey avenue and u street, fronting 81, feet
on New Jersey avenue and 100 feet on q street
John f. Olmstead has sold to- Robert Former
HpSt In of
Ing SO feet on the west side of 18th street
3o52 feet on I street and the same Oh street
~ new SUBDIVISION OF this property has been
nia.ie, and street to be called Portner street
has been opened, running north and south Mr.
the erection OF houses. cecilia Howard has sold
10 Patrick Brennan, for y 1874 three lots ON the
SUI. sue % 4. street between 18th and 10Th
steets two lots 21.sxff. q feet each, and one
lot 2lSx1Is.6.
The W ATER Color ExHIBITIoN.-With the
assistance OF the carpenter and upholstercr Mr.
Ihos. bowling has converted his auction mart
INTO a seritabie art gallery. now hung with one
of the most important collections of water color
paintings ever brought into this eity The cata-
eSn tiiShr, .he naI3gs Of such men as Sir
Mariss j. r. Millet, Harpignies, UNIV. Turner
sam Prout, ana many other artists nearly as
popular and well known The owner Mr. Fan
ming, has had two former exhibitions in WASH
iagton, both of them successful as exhibitions
and sales lie has just returned from Europe
after spending three months in all the various
ART centers and has brought collection that is
thoroughly interesting and cosmopolitan in its
character The exhibition will open this even
ing Catalogues now ready.
h AND o. TO THE WESr.-IrayeIers TO the
west. northwest and southwest can consult the
agents of the b. and o. railroad. 619 and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue, and station cor
ner OF New Jersey avenue and street
Rates via this line TO Chicago SI3, TO
Louisville $14.50, to 81. Louis $3.50, 10 Gin.
einDati 81, TO indianapolis SI2 and Detroit
Sl2. with corresponding low rates u all other
points. Fast limited express trains, with
through parlor and sleeping cars to destination.
Time 10 Chicago % hours; Cincinnati, l6
hours and St Louis, - hours. Indianapo-
lis II hours and Pittsburg 10 hours. Limited
Tor Chicago and Pittsburg, leaves Washington
a. 9:t3 a III. daily; for Cincinnati, st. Louis
anl Indianapolis, ) pm daily.