Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19
Roert Of Health.

violence fracture of femor and poisoned ~
Opium I each. There were 10 under : years
~ age-is white and y coiO-eti. The COrOler
ceTt. fed To deaths and the health officer 20
:. There were 10 marriages. white AID ;
COlOTed. and - hirthS-3i whites and - col
Ored. The mortality was . more than last
week. or at the rate OF 2o5I per 900 per an
mum. Fate OF mortality OF the white popu-
iation was I.S6 per eco per aunum, while
the mortality Of tine colored population was
1910 per l,G10 for the same period Rate of
decrease OF the white population by deaths
over births l.SJ per l.Co1, while the decrease
OF the coiOred population 10y deaths over
births was 40 per 1000 per annum.
THE OPERATIONS OF THE HEALTH OFFICE
for the week ending June II embrace: MUS
dncts reported. go, abated, $40: paffeQfS
treated by physicians 10 the poor. Ly7; deaI
ANIMALS removed, l19. InspectiODs-340s had :,
ItJ sturgeon. G,-'G bunches fish, 30 bushels
oysters, 800 crabs, 55..1j CLANS. COndem-
naliOnS--59 punches fSh, 3.123 crabS 2u.5
Clani>- . pounds OF beef. - pounds OF veal
= PONDS OF mutton 90 pounds Of pork, 80
bUHc"e> radiSheS, - punches asparagus -
ouncheS ThUbar6, l23 heads cab va -. IL heads
lettuce, - dozen cucEmberS. Isl boxes straw
oeriIe>' - bushels peas, bushels NJle. Il
quarts cherries. Animals impOuldad IT,:
redeemed, -; killed, 1T, amount realized.
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PREMISES CoNDEN,srD
On recommendation of the health officer,
brick house No. 49, 3tn street n0rtfweSJ.
frame house in rear of premises No. 311
pennsylvania avenue northwest, : frame
Shanties and premises situated in the alley
between 18th and 18th and J. and VI streets
northwest. tthe property OF +. DeuaiSr.
square 14Gl and the frame building and pre-
misses No ls1JG street northwest. all being
III bad sanitary condition generally, were
declared nuiSa0ceS injurious to health ami
ordered 10 be aUated accounting to the law
and ordinances OF the board. The alley in
square No. liz between l9th and 10Th and J.
and VI streets, having >tagnant water, was
declared a nuisance injurious TO health.
POTOMAC WATER.
Or. COX offered resolutions. which were
auOpled- .'tnat the sanitary committee be
Instructed 10 examine into the present cor
GiiiOn OF the drinking water, and report their
opinion of the same, and the proper means
of correcting any evils existing; that said
committee he authorized TO cause a com
piete analysis Of said water To- be ma ie by
the chemist of the board. including a care
fUl microscopic inspection of the same"
Inc 5oa'd then went into secret session.
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF RrTTFH-
HOUSE ACATENY.-The annual commence
ment exercises of RiuenhOuSp academy nj
which Mr.. O. {. Wight is the capable and
very successful principal. took place last
evening before large audience 4 plaa.fng
feature OF the evenings entertainment was
thc Tecltaiions, which. as a general thing.
were vel rendered. They were as follows =
Inc Chal ienge. GuStavuS 3 MaynaIier: John
Maynard. the Pilot, VIM. u. Fullerton: Paul
revere hide, ChaS. JunEen; Battle OF Bear
AHIUiue, Lawrence A. We!ierhllrr. Tho
SuTg OF the Steam, Frederic u. McEe.inev:
PaIsOu Caldwell. Of Springfield. William II
Bailey: Count CdUdeSpiUas Standard. r /
Glbbe> VI. Maynadier. Lament of the King
OF ATaSOn. Walter f.. Guy: R-guluS to mo
Cartba -cLians. Percy r.. Clarke: debate on
ne admission Of ladies 10 the floor o. the
House Of Repre- ScUtafl .y.S-SIeakpr H. w
patterson, Clerk. II. b. r. Macflrlaud. mem
berS Tarilcipat.ng-Webb Clarke. Mayna-
C4er, ShlilIu-tOE- Collegiate, EaiIey. Patter-
son. IiuVille. Middleton. WeldeT5Irn II =
at, Bryan, MOrSell. Moses, Johnson. GUY.
NOyes, MCkprny. Francis The soldiers
Pardon. VIM. +. Morsc!l; Rome and car
image. Charles HYATT; CUTfew must not ring
tonight. SAM Bryan; War Inevitable. Jos.
ShiilingtOn; Eugene Aram'S Dream. \ \ w
Patterson; MuriO Ferrier. Aug. W. Francis:
Eattlc OF Bunker I'm. VIM. III. Moses: The
John :. Web.
Iri1CS O. books were presented by the grin-
CiPdi. Mr.. " ight. as follows:
For eXCellcrCieS i'm Puuctua7ifv-TD Gen
c. Colgate, II. Il. +. MacFarlaud, j. W. Pat
t'r>On. jos ShillmgtCn.
II RecltatiOu>-TO NacFarland. John s
Mehb,. Edward Ii. LinvilIe, Wan. Fl. Moses,
In Ieporjment-To Percy f. Clark. Mac
FaTlani- samuel +. Redeem. John g. Rob
lIsCn. Lloyd T.. Wight. l.. \. WedderblrD
Fred. l.. McKenney, Frank II. Moves
Hororab be mention was also made OF Al
@ustus w. Francis, Charles Hyatt. Guslavas
n. NayGadieT, and Willie Fullerton.
ms IS an excellent and well-m3nagn1 in
Stitution. and the exercises last evening were
'redita6le alike to teacher and pupils.
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TON FEMALE SENISARY.-A large anti
Crce assembled at Lincoln Han, last night.
10 witness the CONNIE Ecemeut exercises of
the WaShiUgtO Female seminary The
stage decorations Were fine and there was a
EoUntiiul suplly.Of bouquets ana baskets OF
LOWeIS. Inc exercises We're opened by the
sunbeam March. executed on the piano by
MSS Hattie pdttpn. Then followed a chorus
by the school Soaring and Singing" Miss
ACa Conn and Master Willie Curry racital a
German dialogue. Recitation of dolly
d fFN
Matte FTistOe read a selection in French.
Master Robert Sutherland rendered ..S.Iyerv
Waves in good style. The compositions OF
the young ladies Were all real by Mr.. j. r..
Douglass. commencing with "EOmp" bv
Miss Ada Detweiler, followed by. Vacation
by Cora Conn; The History of a PardsoI, ~
Sophia j.. SHEPHERDS ''Paiutiug' by
Harriet Phelps. The address was made
by Mr.. &. W. Crown on Education Duet
10y Misses Daisy and Nelly Downing \
cOmiCal duet by Mr.. Ii. VI. Barr who Teprn
scented the Cuckoo and j. f.. Douglass the
i Lonkey, was quite amusing. The cantata
Tournament OF Idylcourt" closed the exer-
C.Ses- The cast was as follows. .'JustitiI."
Miss Jennie Cutler; 'PTimeva." Miss Mamie
l.atlmeT; "MaieSta," Miss Hattie PhpJpS.
"Lottie.' Miss Anna Wells: "Aerie." Miss
iaud: Pomona" Miss Hattie SimmS:
Agra" Miss Nora COOmbS; "Oceanica."
Annie Lang: ..Genia," Miss Kate Bentley;
-Blenda.' Miss Hattie Prather 'Cla>Sica,'
Miss Nettie SirnmS: ..IIarrnonica. Miss
Lmma Myers, 'POe>ie," Miss Matte FriS-
toe; Hope Miss Alice Burtette. Fdffh-'
Miss Ada bcIwcileT; Charity" Miss Josie
Iabuey, and ''CrOwnbearer~, ;" Miss BESSIE
CUmIniIs and Lulu Kuhn.
y POINT or iAw.-Mr. SoIomols. ha--
ing a judgment geainSt Mr.. Mary Lucas
under a writ OF Fl fl. by Constable EImrnel
levied upon lie property OF Elizabeth Lucas.
VINO sued Out writ of repleyin before Is
tee MoultOn and recovered back her
property. Before the repIeyiu SUit = tried
tue supreme Court decides that Justices of
ttc peace have no jurisdiction in rpnlcViu
cases. and at tire trial on Wednesday \ H.
Miller for defendant. urged this decision and
contended that the justice should restore tine
property 10 the officer. But Charles Y
Thomas. Tor plaintiff. cOnteuied that The
Justice must dismiss the suit. and having
done 50. could exercise no further f1riS,iic-
ton over The subject matter thereof: aud That
The prOpcsly must remain with the rIghiful
pp>SeS>Or- Justice MOUIton yesterday rem
dCTeu ms decision, Diminishing the case
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by INSPECTOR
PiOWInau to-day are as follows :-RDb't John
son and J.. H Green three twu-Storv frame
dwellings, Is by = feet. east side l3tn. he
tween and i streets northwest. -. 100. JO-
Woodward. n fra a