Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-15
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.


Street lamps will be lighted at 1900 p NJ, and
extiDguished at 500 a.
"A collection taken up at the Westminster
Presbyterian church, Rev. DIR. Bttingers, TO
AID In relieving the necessities OF the suffering
poor OF South Washington, realized the sum of
$3.50. The amount was turned over to- the
treasurer of the 18th subdivision of the Asso-
ciated Charities.
Washington Division. U. r. X of p has
elected the following officers: II. Coggins sir
knight commander; R. L. Whiting, lieut.. COM
mander. Peter Paret sir knight herald; A. j.
J. L. Foxwcll, installing officer; J. Carr, color
bearer, A. j. Weigel, guard; j. III. keenan,,
sentinel.
At meeting of the Holy Name Society of St.
Domlnics church yesterday, the following Off
GERS were elected: President, Geo. K. Petty; sec
Harvey.
John Buchanan, an aged man, who resides at
1920 street, was knocked down and run over
by avehicle driven by Andrew Hall, near the
taken to his home, where it was ascertained
saturday night, Fred. w. Engelke, fell on the
pavement at the corner of 10th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, and broke his left leg
He was taken to Providence hospital.
j. Shillington sends Frank Leslie's Popular
Monthly and Demorests Monthly for March.
The spirituaIists OF Washington seem to have
sortof revival at G. A. R. hall, eth and l.
music and public tests is drawing crowded
houses.
The death of Mr. George C. Cammack. mem
toned elsewhere, was from illness caused by
wounds received in battle while serving in Co.
a pension MIR. Cammack was among the
early members of John a. Rawlings Post, No.
i, G. A K Before his death he had mada ar
ransements to affiliate with another post
There was a stirring revival meeting at
4th street northwest last night and twenty per-
sons st>od up for prayers and seven were con-
yerted The scene suggested an old time
Methodist revival meeting. There Will be
another meeting tonight.
The edition of THE STAR on Saturday was
2S,237, being thousands more than the circula-
tiOQ Oh All the other Washington
added together.
Yesterday the sacrament of baptism was ad.
mlnistered by the Rev. DIR. ChappelIe at ST.
Matthew'S church.
George Washington, colored was before Judge
Smell to-day charged with being a suspicious
character: The judge gave him thirty days in
default Martha Washington. also colored, was
charged with dtsorderly conduct, and the Judge
took her personal reeognizance.
The win Of the late George b. Fillebrown was
Masonic Relief ASSOCIATION. in which he makes
Lewis ID. Wine his beneficiary, and directs him
70 pax ais Just DEBTS and funeral expenses and
the remainder TO his heirs-at-law.
In the Equity Court this morning Seymour
W TuLCck. by his solicitor, Mr.. Mason "
idcnarcson, obtained decree directing Mi
Is,nda Tullock, trustee, to convey To- the United
States the interest OF Henry v. TuIIock minor
IN parts of the lands known as Widows Mite
and Mount Peasant. The land To be convened
has been condemned by the government to be
Used IN the new a9ueduct. The proceedings in
Prom J. j. McDevitt, 1925 Pennsylvania ave-
hIlc, we have an early copy of the American
HrEvEs SENTENCED BY JUDGE SSELL-Iee
Hteastie, formerly employed on the Wash
ton ard Georgetown railroad, got on one of
Va Hobtal ears yesterday and borrowed ten
'''i.ts from the driver, George \. Dowden Be-
e ne LETT the car he stole S1-50 and ran or
- was captured by Officer Falyey. This MORN
IA in tine Police Court, Montcastle pleaded
f'tiiy To "a charge of larceny and the court sem
: ced him to six months in jail. William III.
J. .sS:IitZer was fined ten dollars or 30 DAYS in
ia FOR stealing some pipe tops from Thomas
coli hnt-
1siS charged with stealing overcoat from
Cyrus Martin. OF 513 18th street. and he was
gwen two months james Maloney, a young
v. &c boy was charged with robbing his EN-
Ii"yer, Winiired Gundon, 9I7 26th street, and
Lacy Thomas, an old colOred woman employed
Ia = servant at the residence OF Edward IL.
rshDing her employer of articles of food and
ttS JuG &c repeated the sentence in the previous
C;ises-two months.
l. UERAH FOR THE DIMocRATs.-Afary Mortar
u appeared before Judge Smell to-day and
Ii.Aded not guilty To charge of disorderly
''nGuct. Judge, yer honor said Mary. al
10y shouted Hurrah for the dimocrats' when
cart the music TIE officer began giving
siinony against her, when she called out
't!!y for the dimOcratsr' The judge imposed
'i s. ct d., % or 10 days In the workhouse.
4'e dollars, answered the judge. God be
led. said Mary, IL have some money for
=. went down.
y AND ". TO THE " EST.-Travelers to the
-, northwest and southwest can consult the
= of the H. and o. railroad 6I9 and
!ennsylvania avenue, and station cor
"i New Jersey avenue and C street
Ia this line TO Chicago are Sl3 10
<r.. .ie Sli-5O, To St Louis $1,000 to Gin
nh. Sl1, To indianapolis sly and Detroit
l., Iii corresponding low rates TO all other
Ion Fast limited express trains with
through rarlor and sleeping cars TO destination
inc TO Chicago, 23 hours; Cincinnati I6
i."urs, ana St Louis, 81 hours. Indianapo-
Ii ~ hours and Pittsburg 10 hours. Limited
ior chicago and Pittsburg, leaves Washington
~ S:l3 a m. daily: Tor Cincinnati, St Louis
anu indianapolis. .m.daily.
FINE Law LIBRARY AT AUCTIoS.-Mr Dowl-
IN y III sell this evening at his auction rooms
= lscct and Pennsylvania avenue at 7:sSt,
.et-- re npe law library OF the late Richard
T. :.
''.+ RE AT AUCTIoN.-Mr. Downing will
elton rooms tomorrow morning, at
.'r Chas. n. Elliot, executor, q line
=. -.fF5.. are.
A. " ~ BE SEEN By THE ANNOUNCEMENT
-Hs. ne steamer Jane Moseey will leave
commencing tomorrow, Tuesday,
for nrft.lE g dax