Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27
CONDEMNED Locals.

Mrs Jennie Thorne wife OF Mr. Edwin Thorne
the actor, died yesterday at Chamberlin's Hotel,
OF an affection OF tne he RI, after long illness.
The funeral will take place tomorrow.
Messrs- J. II. Ralsten and James Thompson,
delivered addresses before the Anti-Poverty
while Mr.. J. r. Mcguire, superintendent of the
Posi- building, was handling heavy mould yes
terday, IL fell upon his foot causing painful In
jury.
Mute College VIII be held at Kendall Green, May
A bill for divorce has been filed by Victoria NJ.
MeGuigan against James H. McGuigan, but the
R Es4ss were Withdrawn on the cases being en-
This morning James N. T. Martin was appointed
by the Court In General Term q constable In place
Of Henry d. Pfei- resigned
The incorpor tors OF the Washington, western
and southwestern Railroad Company met at
stauntOn- Va, and after having eIected Gen. L.
Bingham, OF Arlington. Va, president, and Hon.
D. 5. Henkel OF Newmarket, Va, secretary OF the
Rev. DR. PendletOn and Rev. DR.. Baliin, Of m.
sas, delegates 10 the general conference OF the NJ.
h. Church, will speak at the Gospel temperance
meeting OF the W. c. T. L. this evening a, Prohibi.
tiOn Hall.
In the Criminal Court to-day in the case of Mol
I've Boswell, charged with keeping oawdy-house
Henry Dunlap, ESQ.,, youngest son OF the late
Hon Root r. Duniap, governor and member OF
congress frUm Maine, died at his residence, ISIS
Vermont avenue. this morning. He held posi-
lion In the TT asury Department
Florence Adams and Archie johnson. colored
In the policy business pleaded guilty In the Police
Court yesterday. and each paid fine OF $50.
Yesterday dead cOlOred male infant was found
near llth street, between and streets SOUTH
east
Adelbert Cooley. a clerk in the Surgeon Generals
Once. living at The CO. ner or Slh and streets
northwest, was severely injured about tue head
by fall from bicycle near the corner OF street
and New Jersey Avenue last evening.
Yesterday afternoon IRE In Mrs. Parterson's
woods, sOuih OF Ivy City, In the county, did con-
siderable damage 10 the fencing on Brentwood
rO-d ana Patterson avenue A number OF firemen
Ing the flames.
Yesterday afternoon Judge Montgomery filed his
opinion In the case OF Jonn Hartnett, in which Mr.
w r. Bell on saturday last ned motion to set
aside Inc forfeiture OF recognizance. The Judge
holds ne Is powerless 70 act In the matter. The
object VI the motion TO relieve the property of
th- surety Of the cloud upon the title.
g. IaE MEfkLI STARS iocket AtIas OF the World
10 the WEEKLY STAR. II is handsomely printed
pooK OF lsl pages profusey illustrated, with more
tnap lOO colored maps and diagrams, and contains
wealth OF general Information. see adyertise
ment In another column
MARRIAGE LrcESsEs.-Marriage licenses have been
issued BY the clerk OF the court 10 c. b. Eppley and
Eva Margretta Shining; J. W. Snyder, OF Shep-
herdstowu, Va and Ella NJ CLANCY: w. r G,,p.
nell, OF .irfax county. Va. and Mary Biakeiv.
NJ /. simpson, OF Montgomery County, Nd and
Aurel1a L BeaIl; Spencer Mchart and Ida Piper;
A. L Saltzstein and Fannie Conen; W. j. Goffney
and Matte Alexander: Ralph scott and Jennie
FRANKLIN; Jesse jenkins and aollie A. Talbot Elias
Barnes and Hattie Edmonds: John w. AIbrittain
ND WIN ''' 0'uH'''
SARAH WooDls wIIL--Yesterday, the will OF the
OF special requests 70 relatives and friends and
leaves the remainder OF her estate for the use OF
ne ne, rs, SISTER u Aimira " Powell during le 70 go then
latter's death the executor, Geo. W. Brown Is 10
sell the property and divide twothirds OF it among
hef Niatlyss and pay over one-third TO the Wo-
mans Baptist Home.
~ FORMER WASHINGTON LADY CoNPLNExrEp.-
MIS- Margaret h. Taylor. formerly OF Washington
Dat now teacher OF the kindergarten system In
the Royal Normal College for the Blind IN IoLdon
~ ~ =, IA mpiiment from the annual report
0i one OF the royal inspectors OF schools. Mis-,
1aytof was born and educated In Winchester, Va
AN APPRENTICES sur FOR s2oOOo-To-day
FRANK n. LORD, oy Mr.. = s Henkle, entered suit
against Maurice Joyce 10 recover 10000 dam,0es
he sets toTth that IN November lss,4 he entsr,aa
VI aeiendant to learn the business OF
heasy WORK, sucn as hitting, &C., not Belonging 10
MSie Se aas pee an appssen'lSe In eonseqaence Of
Incapable Of following the business
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS CAScKIkD.-In the special
assessment case VI Walker ana Simmons aga,nsI
the District, In certiora l. Birney q Birney a.
neys Tor petitioners, judgment was signed To-day
Of the four assessments attacked the two TOR nui.
sance were oeclareI illegal: OF the TWO for FOOT
ways one was quasned In part and the other ALTO.
gesher. The amount cancel d. including principal
and Interest. aggregates S3,8s6.36. The asses
nents were all By the former corpor alton OF ash.
nstoa city.
THE ODD FELLOWS CELEBRArroN.-After the pa-
rade Yesterday The celebration OF the odd Fellows
anniversary was continued with a banquet af the
National Rnes' Hail. given 10 the visiting pat "a.
arvhs and their LADIES' In the evening Represen ta-
ave Manscr, OF Missouri, delivered the anniyer.
say address at he National Rires' Armory. which
was efowde with members OF the order and their
iTiehdA MI. Z. Tay Tor presided and INT roduced
history OF the order.
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for Investment f. pre-
sthteu IN the trustees sale OF that valuable three
story -anc-oasement brick house, No 1913 Massa-
chusettS sy nue. northwest, next Monday, 3Oth
the best-located In the city and among the finesl
Tesdenee5 In the northwestern section or the civ
oee the advertisement elsewhere Tor detztlx