Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-04
Condemned Locals.

Mr.. James Fitzpatrick the watchman at the Ma
avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, was acct
dentaIiy run over by hanson cab No. 10, driven
by Charles Hendricks, while crossing the avenue
near 9th street yesterday afternoon. Officer
Byrnes assisted hip TO the safe deposit of1ce, and
he was taken TO MS home, No. % b street north
Yesterday afternoon, VIM. Turner. employed at
W1Insatt Uhlers mill, the foot OF 9Th street.
removed TO his home In Alexandria, Va
John NJ Sweeny, OF Maryland. was to-day
appointed laborer at the L. S. Naval Observa-
tory.
Mr.. Chas LYMAN who was, for many years at
the head Of the deadletter ONCE, Post-Or1ce De-
Rartment, died yesterday at his home on NJ street.
He was IN his eightieth year.
At the meeting Of the Biological Society, at the
COemO Club, tomorrow evening, communications
will be presented as follows: Prof X &c. Stearns,
Instances Of Mutations In SPECIFIC Distribution
among Shells" Mrs Z. l. Hopkins, Notes upon
Merriam Description or New Meadow Mouse,
with remarks on the SubgenuS Pedomys:" Prof
Lister p Ward, .On some cnaraetereisticts OF the
Flora OF the Potomac Formation"
DR.. VIM A. Hammond delivered an address In
the Georgetown Law school hall last evening on
christian science, Mind Cure. and Cognate
Frauds, from Physiological Standpoint"
THE ESTATE OF Mrs. EMaoSs-In the Probate
Court yesterday Judge Cox denied the petition OF
H. WIS., Garrett, one OF the executors or the Will
OF Neltha A. Emmons, for the appointment OF a
collector OF the estate. and Mr.. Garrett gave
notice Of appeal TO the Court in General Term
lHE WOMAN AND METHODIST
CONFERENCE.-The District Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation al a meeting last night adopted a resolu-
Ton that II Is the duty OF every woman In the
Methodist denomination to withdraw from any
Church where the pastor uphOld5 the action OF tue
general conference now assembled in New YORK
city N refusing 10 receive the noble women sent
there as lay delegates"
TIE CAPITAL CRY Gun CLUBS MArcH-Ar the
second OF the championship matches OF the Capt.
tai City Gun club. held yesterday afternoon, out
OF possible 30. Messrs- Mills and Wilson each
Green, 81 Xessrs. NILS and Wiison having shot hot
Tie, they shot OF at i've Singles and one pair
under the same conditions as the original shoot
Mills hit all seven and Wilson six, Mills thus win
ming the match.
MARRIAGE LlCENsEs-Marriage licenses have been
issuet BY the clerk Of the court 20 VIM. Boatrtght
and Ella Hicks, both Of Fairfax County, Va: Jno
j. Kane and A. X. Shipmon OF Lewinsyiile Va. !:
ThOa Waters and Lucillia Thomas; Henry Burch.
OF Boston, Mass, and Charlotte Ann Williars OF
ST Mays County, Nd; Jno. H. Truman, OF Mont
gOnery county. Md, and Martha McIntyer; Wal
Va
Az audience OF fair proportions attended the frst
Of the Boston symphony Society concerts at Con-
1erlcke's admirable Organization rendered a NUM-
Der OF high-class compositions In a manner calcu-
lated TO eonrrm and Increase the enyiable reputa-
tion which the previous work OF the orchestra
here had already won. Too much cannot be said
on done 70 encourage and sustain an organization
Interpretation OF the greatest compositions OF the
masters OF music In the most effective and CON-
plete manner known 10 the resources OF modern
musical science and art. The most notable
success OF yesterdays program was the suite by
Aos<Aowskt, light, Joyous composition OF charm
Ing character, which was interpreted with the
happlest effect The second and last concert will
u gwen this evening. The program consists OF
bse,nosen's -Leonore" overture, No. 3; Bach
Anasio ana gavotte for strings; LISTS Rhapsody
No 2, ana schumsnn's symphony, No 3 in s. nat
Miss MelsslingeI who has rne contrato voice.
VIII sang several songs
The PKxyoRxAscE or PAUL KAuyAx--As,de
fron the merits OF the drama and the object for
which IL Is 10 be presented here the perform snce
VI paul hauYar' at the National Theater tomnr-
TOW evening VIII nave special interest for WASH
ington people because Of the appearance I'M an i'm
portant role OF Mr. Wilton Lackaye. Young Wss I
ington actor, who has gone forward In MS profes
pear as GenrOc, a role which he created IN ne ne
original production OF the play in New Yort and
for which be has received some very natterlng
notices
An iILEsAL ARRKsr.-Lizzie Jackson and MARY
POLLARD colored, were In the Police Court this
morntng charged with disorderly conduct and one
o: them was also charged With assauiIing Orueer
SEE them violate any law and the Judge INFORMED
the Officer that the arrest was Illegal There was
no Proof 70 sustain the charge ana the case was
dismissed.
OLD ExorGH TO KNOW BErrER-Jacob Cook
eighty six years old, who lives I4th street be-
tween and streets, last night, while under The
influence OF liquor INDUCED In some profanity and
ial MS Vile from the house. This morning Judge
oae!i hheu the man s. or seven days on the farm
,ot tAr profanity, and put him under his personal
tonb Tor threats.
pAKLoE CARS TO BAIriaoxs VIA THE B. AND o.
Inc par.or Trains 10 Baltimore via the Baltimore
ana ONO railroad leave Washington AZ IL an
3:l5 an, and $50 p ID. These are All fast exr
press trains. There are sixteen other trains r.
baltimore Via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, mir
OF which are express trains See time-tabei In tbs
paper.