Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-17
LOCAL y E w s
Condensed Locals.

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Tne new iron bridge over the Eastern
branch was completed yCSt iay.
Prom SUillIugtOD and Robert Pssll we
have Hr.IeT'S We'klg FOR June 18th, with a
Mast cartoon Of the " Third Term Trap"
The proposed excursion OF the Young Cath
ole Friends Society to-NOrfOlk next S1tnr-
cay has been postponed for month. See
advt.
DuncauSou Bros. auctiOneers. last evening
sold the stock and fixtures of the drug store.
corner Of Massachusetts avenue aud 9Th
street. To Mrs. kielS, for <S3j.
willard Hall viii he the scene Of delight
fnl entertainment this and tomorrow eve
ring. being grand floral, fruit, musical and
literary entertainment for the benefit of st.
PauIs Free Episcopal church. I'D street.
Rev Ir- Rankin. OF the Congregation
church IN This city, has changed the order of
The usual Sunday evening meetings in i'm
itatiOn OfmaEy northern churches. He gives
brief exposition of the International Sun
day school lesson for the following Sunday,
when questions rom the audience relative
70 the lesson are answered by tn" pastor.
Don't forget the cautata OF The Months
arr seasons by pupils Of the public schools
az FCTd'S opera House this aud tomorrow
evenings About two hundred children will
paTtlCf pate. and the entertainment will be q
novel and pleasing one. Miss Bella Howard
will VersOuate the May Queen.
Mr.. Isaac Kline, while saving wood in his
woodward. corner Of 9Th and i streets, yes
ieTday morning with "A circular saw, had
the fingers Of the LEFT hand cut of. DIR. :. y.
Fisher, assisted by DrS. a. r. Adams and
Reach. dressed the wounds. Mr.. Eline's
fGUmb ana part OF me tIffle niger were
saved. He Is doing well to-day.
ANNUAL CONFINEMENT OF CAPIrOr.
SENINAEY.-IhC seventh annual entertain
nent Of Capitol Seminary, Miss A. VI. Han
son principal. took place in the lecture room
Of The Metropolitan Presbyterian church, ON
the corner of fth and = streets southeast. last
evening. and was witnessed 10y a large num-
her Of the friends Of the teachers and pupils
The following wa tire programme: Prayer
u y \. FlOTiduS Steele. OF ST. Mark p f.
q UrCh. music. chorus. by ten OF the pupilS:
music. "SiIvery Waves" Miss Jessie l.
t'aJdIS: recitation. The FATE Of Virgin
iuS. Master George HeTgeSheimer: music
The Tulip, Mis-, Matte Watson; reading
''FlTmneSS,' Miss \. Leitch, music. Cheer
fUl March" Miss Minnie Schotf: recitation
The ICrt Of Burleigh," Master Hugh
Brown. music. Bouquet de Bal" Miss Ma
IGie Bright recitation, You Know YOu
To" Master Ira kirkwOOd: music. Mar
MA. Miss Annie Rabbit. music, La Dame
ElarChe." Miss r. FreyuOld. Boston bows
Ma>tCT~ Brown. Gibson. HerseSheimer. Oys-
ter. KiTkwoOd- Hobs and others. Iutermis-
sion. tautata, school Festival Queen
Miss Mamie French. PUuctuality. Miss lem
ne Lot, I@r'ty scholar. Master Ira Kirk
wood Perseverance. VI - Jessie GadGis:
ttUaTrei>OIue Scholar. Master Horace Kirk
woO'i- song, Miss Carrie Pryor: Generous
scholar. Hiss Lizzie NeigS. Selfish Scholar
Master Spencer Crosby
During the exercises the pupils were ey-
anllIed IN their several studies. and gave
evidence % ditab,e degree OF proficiency.
tn Tuesday last the meisl scholars, Misses
Jennie Lacy. Annie Spaake. Emma Parish
Nate Barclay. M1riOu Greenwich and Misses
Nam. Willard. Mile kemp. Jennie Will
laTd. Sadie Norris. Matte Wells Emma
NllElESon and Susie Norris met I'm Mrs nr
Newman'S parlOrS, when the Rev. DR. New
man presented them with gold metals and
crosses.