Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-02

noldlng once out when several democrats were
out and endorsed as against the others.
The question was taken on the motion to endorse
Mr. Clarke. and It was carried.
Transfers Of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: W. p.
Williamson, trustee, TO Cornelia Plumley, pit 9,
w. C.'s sub Peasant Plains: $780, Judson T.
Gull! trustee. TO p. c Dugan su6s E, F. ana pit. G,
SO. 523; s.. j. L. Vogt TO p Conroy, pI II, 50.
Al; $3.50. c. Barr TO F. Brinkman, pit. 5, So 9O7;
$3.50. y. Il Putnam TO II. Il. Wells, pit. 1, DIX. I,
MOTIFS lots 70 80 So 1S4 aSss sai % 4
Drury TO John p. Miller, lot 81, blk. 8. lie Droit
Park; q 900 ": s. Mayer TO Geo. Prince, pit 4.
ker, lots Il and 10, 50. 2S9; g.. Il. NJ. Parker to
Elizabeth Brown, same property: =. j. S. Ed
wards ct al, trustees, TO C. W. King, sub 5, "a.
do; 5000. Mary J. snowden to James Lewis, lot
IL, block 4, Ivy City; $780, Z. c. Cutter to Martha
J. Coston, lot II, block T. Smith Farm; $4,000 j.
ID. Langhorne to ID. King, sub w and part g, 50.
161; $1,000. A. X. Hughes to David King, part sue
\ and part z, do; $3.50 j. A. Gleason TO Anna
To- b0P r. sSe 10 MerIaian
Hill; 5000. w. l. Currler TO Amos L. Wood, sub
137, So 5lS; $500.
A NEW CHURCH was organized at Hillsdale, d..
c., Oh Monday evening, known as the Providence
Baptist Church. 1t grew out OF a mission sunday
school The officers are h. Winfield, II. Smith, d..
Gales and c. Beverly, and 5. Taylor, superinten.
dent OF the Sunday School.
THE wAGeAMAN GALLERrEs-It will be seen by
the advert sement Ia the amusements column that
the large and attractive Waggaman collection OF
pictures and ceramics will b. open to the public
Tomorrow and each or The following four Thurs
days In May. As the slight admission fee required
Is TO be devoted to charitable purposes visitors
not only give themselves fine entertainment but
aid a good cause at the same time.
ganzatioE OF the West Virginia Democratic AS.
ISOLATION was effected last evening. Officers were
elected as follows: President, j. s. Miller, Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue; vice presidents
first district, Benjamin Miller; second district.
Judge Jonn Blair hoge; third district Frank Park:
fourth district, VIM. c. Van Meter; secretary, ".
w. Trail; corresponding secretary, Capt Charles
Bridges; treasurer, j. ID. Moler. A committee OF
tiye, consisting OF Judge Hoge, II. G. Armstrong,
J. ID. Moer, Matthew Manning and John Harrins-
ton, was appointed TO draft a constitution. JAS
Beller, ii. q. Armstrong and Chas. SchOppert We're
appointed a finance committee and Geo. z. Sar-
gent was made sergeant-at-arma
POTOMAC FRUTT-GRowKRs.-The Potomac Fruit
Growers Association met last evening at the resi-
dence OF DR.. &. A. v. Hartleben, 10l5 l4th street
northwest. DR.. d. s. LAMB president, presided
j. L. McCreary, esq.,, read an original poem, which
was greatly enjoyed by the large audience pres
emit The musical and literary program was the
best OF the season, to wit: COrnet Solo by Master
Willis II. Reynolds recitation by Mrs NJ S. Beall
solo by Mr.. +. c. Miller humorous recitations by
Prof. A. p. Haupt, solo by Miss Maggie G. Camp
bell with violin obligatto by Mr.. Sargent Elliott,
Rotations by Mrs. NJ. A. Naylor and chorus by
yoSny asa p OF
Mrs. Hattie Boyd.
THE CIRCUS IN TowN.-Between close-packed
ranks OF children and adults Barnum's circus
parade slowly wound its way through the princi-
tering In the sunlight, the polished mirrors re-
nect1ng thousands OF radiant faces, and the num-
erous bands adding their music to swell the
general gorgeouSness OF the great gala occasion.
The parade was a highly credita5le one, notable
for the freshness OF all the trappingS
the 6rllancy Of the gilt on the chariots the good
condition OF the horses camelS, and elephants and
the large number OF cages OF wild animals with
the tanners riding inside, all In full view. The
children pleased the little people especially. The
circus tents are pitched at 9th and streets,
where two exhibitions, afternoon and evening" are
to be given to-day and tomorrow.
ALLEGED YOUTHFUL HoUsEBRKAKERs-In the
Rence S3a TINS ana nng cnass NZyprech
three boys OF eighteen or nineteen years, were
charged with nOusebreaking at the store OF VIM
night OF April %. 1t Was testified that there
were stolen about 30 cents and thirty three-cent
pieces, besides some tobacco and cigars Detective
drunk, and he acknowledged the offense and told
who were associated with him, and the Others
were arrested when preparing 70 Jump train.
The case was sent TO the grand jury.
PUNISHED FOR BREAKING FLOWERS IN PUBLIC
small colored girls, STOOD in the dock OF the Police
Court this morning, charged with breaking flowers
IN the park at 18th street and Pennsylvania ave-
lue. Beside the youthful prisoners stood another
,mall girl who had been summoned as q witness
The judge said that II he did not ne these people
heir would be no flowers left In the parks. The
youthful prisoners were nned S. or one day each.
rhe witness went back In the dock with her CON-
panions and insisted on being locked up with
hem.
RIVER VIEW FOR 1s8S.-Many new improve
nents have been made at the popular resort,
irving track, with ne stock OF riding and driv-
way and the large pavilion. The attention Of
excursions Is invited 20 the steamer
Mary Washington and River View. see advt
Affair." I'm West Washingsou.
BUILDING AseoCIArIoN.-At the seventy-second
monthly meeting OF the First Cooperative Build
ng Association, held last night az Association
The following rates: 600 at as, 500 at "a $500
II 73 81, 900 At g. The last payments In the sixth
%e ssocs hs are now oDs
An ALLEGED uNIIcENsED BAR-Henry Darcy |
was arrested Last night BY Omcer Hes for keeping
Dun0arton avenue He left collateral TOR his ap-
In the Police Court to-day.
NoTEA-The program rendered last week ~ the
Students OF tho Untnlcum institute was again
given last night In the lecture hall OF the institu
ton before . number Of invited guestA-The
fAein packet Excelstor made tts lrst trip OF the
season 70 Great Falls this morning.
GRAN RrCIIrra-Canal boat Wheatley Bros A.
riyed with us bushels Of wheat and 800 bushels
Of corn for ], g. J. n. WaterA Canal boat II. n.
Taibot arrived WITH 100 bales q hay for J. q. ,.
ASorHHs RocK SLIDE IN rn CAxAL-The rock
slide on the canal at the tunnel, 80 miles east OF
WAS removed Monday, but the aame
sfternoon another slide, worse than the flrst, oc-
Cured The WORK OF removal viii occupy u least
Q week, and navigation win be Interrupted for
nearly that length Of TINA
4 m-0reaI FalLA temperature, 6: condition. 80;
receiving reservoir, temperature IS; condition az
north connection, 50; condition at south conncc-
ton. 81: distributing reservoir. temperature, 90;
condition at innuent gate-h0use, 80: condition at
efnuont Gate-hOuse. 81 High tide In the rtvec 20
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