Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-18

promises 10 MAKE N iftllu fHn NaNN after M
tice such alteration as may ~ him De- deern
ed necessary Ia prevent he waste and uune-
ccSSary use OF Potomac wafer. ana ~ such
alterations arr not made within said ten
DAYS after notice. the water shall % stopped
OF from said premises. and shall be kent ~
stopped OF until these requirements arc fully
complied with. and satisfactory pvi 3eurn 81
me tact given To tine Water Registrar ~ ui,
Office.
BY orier o, the Commissioners.
WN. TINpALL, Secretary,
FINE Musical ENrFRrAINNrNr nl Ist--
Fills Or THE PUBLIC Schools utter
sons cantata o. The Month, aud : ..t,on>"
was rendered Toy pupils of tha puhlic SCHOOLS.
under The direct ION at Prot. Daniel ali nt>
assistants, Mr.. Annie ]. King anl Miss
Bette II. Haveuner a. FORTS opera House.
an and GHS Mr. WIN MSFarI s o. sang l" ne
solo. y am tire Frost King" Mis- Rosa
ktrn, Il m The Las 81 AL the Train" Miss
Martha NonSon. Come, Welcome Ne" Miss
Maggie Clsri-e. sunny. Cloudy April
Miss Sophie DavilSon. Il Come the Last Of
a Sister Bard," Miss Amanda McMarray,
The song to The My Q4een. Miss Florence
Bell sang i IN Comiug. NJ Longer IN
stay. Miss Laura MIriOck. Il Follow the
steps Of My Sister Fair" Miss Ida - sLalt,
There Dust upon Ny. Mputle, Miss
Beckie Smith, &c Ti~ The Last Rose o. sam
meT. Miss Lille Cross. The SU.trv sum
mcr al Length il Past Miss Nellie Irfiries.
Mine is a Flowery Garland" Nj William
Tarham. "Oh. the ROYAL Indian Susnner:''
Mr.. Miles FU!ier, ..Ge call Maa fyralt.'
The fourth part. or "Autulnu.' was con-
clUdCd by tad3c;,u. "TuguzSgiViug.~ dar-
iTg which the yOgng laIieS chagtcl Tine
Lord il NJ shepherd" Tho entire perform
auce reflected great CT dit GA teachers amt
pupils, and viii be repeated tins evening.
CoMNENCFsvNT OF CsBUENE SFTIN AIRY.
The animal commencement Of OSbOr1c SENT
nary took place yesterday. This seminary.
UnGer the management az Miss l. Osborne.
i located at the corner of VI and 10Th streets
northwest. The programme was an excellent
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music. esSa y. and presentations OF "a plOmaS.
medals. certificates and books. Rev. Or. IL
/ Lott awarded the prizes. a. follows:-DiplO-
| mas 10 the following graduates. Misses Gus
| sic ~nOufIer. Mamie Ielahav. Mary Yaet-
man. and Resale y .Cholls. Metal for schDl-
arShip To Miss Katie Reed. Certificates %
! Misses Ella Miller. Bipiie GetdingS. Josie
Mari. and Florence Hun. Intern aliafa
class Medals were awarded 20 Kisses AdIc
Ci~sell. Alice Neatman. Carrie Bryan. Lizzie
Run. and Carrie tiapp. Books were AWARDED
10 the vow ger scholars. VI .~S stevens AMI
Miss kidweli, with Miss Haleiio1. Furnished
! most excellent vocal AMI iDs'rum Pltal
music. Tha vslcdiotory was de'iya~st h.
Miss NnoUi'er. auJ tii great credit - hers aii
and The ~Chooi.
SUDDEN DEATH FROM A CaNG rSrrN-F
tHTLL.-Mr. Frank g. Daniels. "a yoIuwald
promising lawyer. son o. Mr.. Jo~. Daniels,
OiCd al ms residence. corner 81 NJ and fth
streets northwest, yesterday OF "a calce>f s'-s
chill. Ii" leaves a wife ami many relatives
aud friends 10 mourn his unexpected t3kt1-
NJ
sonic Order. Pas WOr~hipful Master OF PEN
talpha Lodge. No -. Past High Pres, of
Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter. No 3.
Junior Grand Deacon q. the Ora "a Lodge. "a
member Of MitEraS Lodge 81 Perfect ion:
Eminent Grand Master 81 rae rhirf Yen of
The Grand ROYAL Arch Chapter. and General
iSsimO OF Columbia Cummauiery. No. ,. n
i. His funeral will take place from Assem-
hly church. corner 81 J'h and J streets. next
sunday. at % p. N, an1 the remains will
Toe taken "a GicuwoOi cemetery Tor inter
mCut. escorted by the above mention. 4 BOZ
IeS. Il J. understood that Washington M. l.
Potomac No 3. ana % Mol3y No. 4. com,
ihaii'elie, o. hnL-ltH .ehplar' VIII attend.
TIE CFNTFSNIAL EXCURSION LAST
NIGHT-The New England Society made an
excursion down the river - GlymDQt last
evening on the Mar Wa~hiu gton. in honor
OF the centennial anniversary II the battle OF
Bunker Hin. Tho exercises. which consisted
az speeches, Rotations, readings, singing,
&c. took place oU the boat on The way down
The Potomac. Col. J. C. Smith delivered the
oraiion OF TIE evening: af'er which Professor
Sharltt read iOlm'~' poem, entitled ''Recol-
l'ciioGS OF Bunker Hil by GrandmOther.D
Mr.. Whpple and Mr.. Townsend sung Lar
board Watch Alloy" and Mr.. Whipple Tho
Sword Of Bunker Iil.p Mrs. Daniels sung
an appropriate song. and Mr.. Tweedale read
choice selections. Mr.. K red. a. Aiken then
delivered an address. ON ressling Glymont
Inc young people INDUCED IN dancing for
several hours. The party returned 10 WASH
ington at about O,cloc this morning.
The FUNERAL OF WILLIE WILLIAMS
The funeral of little Willie Williams. who
died on Tuesday. after three days illness,
took place from the residence Of his mother,
as sth street southeast, yesterday afternoon,
and was attended by the children OF the
Cranch public school: Deceased was the son
of Mr.. edward l.. Williams, who was acci-
dentally drowned in the Potomac a few
weeks ago. He was a bright little fellow,
and was to have received the medal from hiS
school. The services were conducted by Rev.
y. +. Steele, OF st. Marks Il. r. Church. and
the remains were inferred al the Congress
slonal cemetery, after the children haI taken
my God, TO Thee" IL was remarked that
this was one of the most impressive funerals
ever witnessed IN the cemetery.
THE BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS,
at their meeting yesterday, commissioned
Henry o. johnson, John A. Bailey, and
Ralph Wormley additional privates- tha
drst two for twelve months, to do duty at tha
Washington market, and the latter for six
months, 10 do duty at the Howard Univer.
sity grounds. The applications of Andrew
Roth, jeremiah Quinn and Frank Hagerty
Of MicSael Franz disappr pPew VIM H sas
Ter, Thomas Manning, and Henry kgaU2
We're granted a transfer.
REAL ESTATE SALES. T. woYrnlev.
real estate broker and auctioneer, has sold
for William w. White, trus tee, east half lot
9 street, between Sd and 4th streets south-
east, TO George IL. Lee, st l6 cents per foot.
Messrs. Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, sold
lot No. 26, in Coltman d Adams subdivision
OF square 800, situated on 18th street, between
ana 4 streets, northwest, 70 Michael WgU-
FRAScE AT THE CENrENNIAL.-A largely
attended meeting was held In Paris last
night 10 promote the exhibition OF French
products at the centennial. Addresses were
made by Marshal Canroeeyt and General
Sickles.
0H. w. Rowland, chief engineer OF the
llght-hous steamer, was drowned Tuesday
at Hog Island, Va, while bathing. HIS
body has been forwarded 10 New York.