Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-24
The industrial Reform Party.


The officers OF the national executive committee
OF the Industrial reform party are: Chairman Lee
Crandall; secretary, II. b. Bayy; assistant secre-
tary Miss Z. VI. Jacobs. The executive committee
met at the ONCE Of the National Tiec last even
ing and Chairman Crandall appointed the follow
Ing subcommittee: Chas. Pelham Alabama: j. G.
Poston, virginia; ;. + Booth, Kansas; A. A. Car
sey, New York; :. '. Mace, Mary Wand; j. W. Ether
edge. North Carolina; Mrs. d. A. Lockwood, at
one 10 communicate with John Calvin, OF Kansas,
with reference To his acceptance OF the nomina-
ton for Niee-Presidenf.
HIS 5000 STILL MIssISG-The 5000 said 10
have been stolen Monday night from a man who
Foundry alley, has not yet been recovered and the
Onlcers have not been able TO arrest the cOlOrpd
woman who IS suspected OF stealing the money.
The person who made the complaint, the police
men say, Is a Western man. lie Is about sixty
years old, ana his family Il now In the city, The
persons who occupy the house In which he charges
that the robbery occurred corroborate his stale
ment as 10 his presence there with the woman
and also as 70 the description given OF the al
legged female thief
A ZEE BILL-In the case OF W. A. Cook against
w y. Kellogg, action for $1,000 counsel fees In
the circuit COrrt. stipulation filed yester-
DAY 10 refer TIE cause for erbitratOn. This MORN
Io AZ s SrSsr @ss passed naming Darlington,
make their award In thirty days, and providing
.ass 10 APPEAL shall be taken and judgment be
entered thereon as rnal
SL9sIs6 PERFORMANCES or THE opKRA.-The
thru presentation Of Ruoinstein's grand opera OF
Nero was witnessed with great pIeasnr. nv a
large audience at the National Theater Iast night
annsn e os snS Soianarks splendid work. .'fhe
ana At the matinee tomorrow there Will he n mai
re I'M ot the engagement Will close
WIN dhhnauser Tomorrow night This helm,
the last opportunity To hear sylvia the great Ger.
DfsokDshLY BOYS FINED.-Yester,iay evan,no
hsn iIsn anu streets two Doys-John Duncan
anu Ssorge bateinan-applied 10 Howard LINDSEY
The driver OF milk wagon, for a pint OF mix ~
drink One OF the boys drank The milk fron y ia
OIL one OF the cans but his companion refused 10
drink unlrss he could use the mix cup mis- me
driver refused 10 let him do, and a row ensnass
Duncan threw a large stone. which went thronos
the store window OF X ii. G.. Bouls. O.ncers ann
and Byrnes appeared upon The scene ana arr,.sieg
the toys This morning In the Police COurt mn
can was nnea $50 and Batenan paid 4 nne OF $40.
AGAINST TIE WAsHSGroS INAUGURATION Cxrr.
BhAflos hkkk.-Ihe New York subcommittee on
centennial committee decided yesterday TO al
the members u Congress from New YORK 70 En-
providing for the celebration VI Inauguration day
In Washington, ID. e.
TEMPORARY ISJuNcrroS-In the Equity conrt
yesterday. q temporary Injunction was made by
Judge Cox, In the case Of JAS ID DAILY ainst the
District and the First National Bank OF New York
10 restrain the sale certain property TO SATISFY
special Improvement liens
TEE sroDDlKD LkcrrRzs.-The las. OF Mr.. stoa
darc5 REMARKABLY successful ana interesting lee
lures VIII be gwen at Congregational church this
evening, The announcement that IL would takt
place last evening having been a mistake. Inc
subject Is "Csnstantinople,n ard IL Is perhaps as
MS descriptive matter as any OF Mr.. stoddard's
efforts
fkEz LECTURES BY Prot Haupt at Masonic Ten,
pie. 9 30 to-day and tomorrow al $50 am ard J
and $50 A practical knowledge IN live weeks
Course opening. AL cordially inSited.-Ada.