Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-10
LOCAL n E W 8.
Condensed Locals.


Condensed Locals.
Don't forget HempleT's auction tonight
The street lamps will be lighted tonight
at fOp. m, and eXtinCuiShpd AT 2.45 a. IN.
The Washington base ball CLUB was de-
hated in Baltimore yesterday by the Phila-
delThianS in score OF II tO5.
The carpets at the White house have been
taken up and the house is undergoing the
usual course Of spring cleaning
Col. - y SmOot has lost by death one OF
his valuable carriage horses, amer sickness
Shiiington sends HarDeT's Wcekly and
Frank LesIies Illustrated Newspapers for
June ~.
II. Freck in another column. At his stands
in the Center market and his store corner of
eth and streets southeast, the best teas and
cofIees can be obtained.
See elsewhere the advertisement of the
Exchange hotel at Manassas, which offers
great attractions To visitors and bOarJlers in
is TOOmineSs, elevation. and its facility of
access from Washington on the popular
Midland railroad.
The third special meeting under the
auspices of the National Camp Meeting
Association was held at the Metropolitan
NJ. f Church last night. After singing 20
that my load of my sin were gomez Rav
John a. Searles preached from Galatians ,,
ny y prayer meeting followed. The ladies'
meeting at II a. m. yesterday was largely
attended as also the meeting az noon.
Mr.. Thardeus j. Barton whose manage
ment of the National Theater during the
season recently closed. was so satisfactory
to the patrons OF that house. i TO have a
complimentary benefit on Monday evening
Better late than never. and we trust the play
soers of Washington will not forget the
many pleasant entertainments he has pro-
yided. but will pack IL house. and help
the result OF which was more successful
aTtistIeally than il was pecuniarily.
WASHINGTON NORMAL ScHOoI-Cal-
fgsHceBicfsf EEeTci-cS-The second annual
commencement of the Washington Normal
School will take place at Lincoln Hall to-
ciseS tinterSperSed with music by Donch's
band j. a. follows Grand March, dedicated
r. Sss o. intro R Sory ars by eT o BISHOP eP
W. Dyer; Essay on Rock Creek" by Julia
i Murray; "HOme influence" bv Evelyn NJ.
Van DOren,"The School Girl of -, by Annie
Laura McIntire; vaIe,lictOry. by Helene L.
Schimmelfennig. parting song, by the class;
conferring OF certificates. by Governor Den
nisCn- An address to the graduates and
"Shall School Acquaintance he Forgot and
"Auld Lang Syne." by the class.
The graduating class is aS follows: Sarah
fartlett, Mary w. Burcharl. Sallie :. ChiIdS,
Mary h GarSt. Olivia HambIy. Isabella V.
Helmsen, Florence Hinton. Catharine F.
johnson. Mary r. McKenny, Theresa
May Moran. Julie /. Murray, Kate Rey-
bCrl. Helene l. Schimmelfennig. Cora
SturZman, Evelyn ". Van Doren, Annie
VI. Wilson. Katie y. Wilson.
The interesting exercises OF this occasion
Will doubtless attract large audience. The
principal Of the Washington Normal school
Is Miss LCcills +. Smith, and she has proved
heTselfa capable and successful instructor
Of those entrusted to her care.
BUILDING AssoCIATToNs-At the third
annual meeting Of Harmony EuiIdiug aSSO
citation last night in the west end of the city
Officers were elected aS follows: President
a. = Tay Tor; vice president, W. G.. Duckett:
treasurer. L. Wilmer; secretary, W. II. Wet
gel. ITectOTS-SOlOmOn Slower George
Rhinehgrt. II. :. Hardness. & NJ Tborna n
W. calvert, Walter Stewart. and j. w
BrandeEburg. The report OF the secretary
shows the financial condition a. follows: Re-
ceipts, -Sl,%|3s; disbursements for advances
on 2ll shares OF stock, -. $3.50; for with
dTaWals OF 80 shares, >6.55IO3; for insur-
anceS- $50, current expenses of the year
s5125e, balance IN hands OF treasurer. $50 ~:
assets Of the association. SI.4IS.2i: total
number OF shares, 15j0; average per cent.
Uement. PIP.
The ninety-third meeting Of the Washing
ION cooperative Building Association was
held last night Twelve thousand three
cent. -
At the first annual meeting of the Ufbar-
man Building Association. last night. the
following officers were elected = w H
Young, president; James Lackey, vice
Iresldeni; Richard FitZmOrriS. treasurer;
Charles W Mullaly. secretary: John Barry
II n Duly. j. +. DOran, j. II. Forsyth Paul
H. Conner, y. COnnelI. David Reari0n, Adam
hO"''i" ana ralrlck Shehay. directors.
DEDICATION or 1T. DONINTC'S CuURC5
on sunday morning al 10 O'Clock the dedi-
cation OF this beautiful church will take
pace The ceremony will be perfprmpd nv
he Most Rev. James Roosevelt BayIey.
Archbishop OF Baltimore, who Will he as
slsted oy Bishop Gibbons. of Richmond and
Bishop Becker. Of Wilmington If is ax
Ieeted that Bishop karin. OF Wheeling. ana
Bishop COrrigan. OF Newark, will also he
present. After the dedication ceremonies
Archbishop Bayley viii celebrated POrtihcaI
High Mass, with Rev; +. +. Boyle. OF st. Pc
tiers, - deacon; and Rev. John MeNaIly, of
-. Stephens. Sub-deacon. Very Rev. ]. \.
BotchfoTd, o. p. Provincial Of the Domini-
can Order, will he grand deacon OF honor. and
Rev. DIR. {. =. White, OF St Matthew's arI
Rev. j. y. Walter. Of St. PatTick's deacOnS
Of honor. Rev. r. BerOttf. Of ST. Augustiue's.
master Of ceremonies. The sermon will ba /
IIeaehed by Bishop Becker. Won WeberS
mas ~ y viii be rendered by the new choir.
and full orchestra under the direction Of /
froi; 4. Richter Grand POntifIcal VeSpers I
VIII be celebrated g O'Clock IN The eIeniDr,
when Niliard'S vesperS will be SIIuo, RiSbon !
GibbOfs viii preach. In Oricr To prevent too /
IaIge crowd al the morning service cards |
Of admission have been ISSUED, but none I
VIII De required IL III" evening.
BrIIDIYG PEENIT1 have been ISSUED nv !
inspector FtOwntaC as follows Charles =.
thUr9h, tEree-StOTy brick livery stable - /
by y, feet, north side II, between 18th AMI /
i+th streets northwest, the foundation walls !
10 1e l. inches thick. ard all walls above ne |
inches thick with metal roof. $4,000. f e. !
SttNeLS tWO-stOry aud cellar dwelling p [
- nS = ret east >l4e TN between VI AMI y
streets northwest ~iGHO. Patrick Heriihv
tWG-StOTy brick carpenter ShOp. north side
alley, ne;ween 81 and "a and u and streets
hoftIWeSt1 -l.'f". L. Chapel. 81 twO-StCry {
aLd basement frame dwellings. Il by 81 feet
nOrth side III. between gth and 10th streets
northeast Si5nnn. Charles White a two
Story and basement dwelling. % by Is feet
north side Connecticut ave-Iue and T. street
northwest $1,000 James Haldiey. a two
story frame dwelling. west side alley be
tween J. and an "a and Zfth streets north
west ~5Ht1. Thomas Bowling. a two story
brick warehouse. ~ bv 80 ieet E-..Sf side mn
street between e Street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest ~2.1fr.
GRAND LODGE or GOOD SAIARIrANS
The annual session OF the District Grand
IOCge. No s. l. -. % O.. =. and y. Of s. con-
Nened last evening. In his annual report r.
W O. G Nicholas says the juriSdicfiO OF
the Grand Lodge embraces the states of Ma
TylaEd, North Carolina. South Carolina
Georgia and the District OF Columbia with