Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-26
LOCAL n E w s.
Condensed Locals.


Condensed Locals.
The street lamps will be lighted this even
ing AZ o'clock and eXtinguished at 3 a m.
IOn't fuTEet the Operatta .I.aila." at the
National Theater. by Prof John Esputa's
pupils. Monday night.
should have been stated in yesterdays STAR
a. 1906. instead of IS26.
In the Circuit Court. Judge humphreys,
yesterday. the case OF sweet a2t BARKER
action on uOte-resulted ia verdict for de-
feIdant.
Mrs. Catharine ThOma, who was the wet m
Of a brutal assault by COlOTed man. as
stated in Yesterdays STAR. is still alive
ant hopes are entertained of her recovery.
Those who desire ia spend pleasant day
on o. 2 Potomac should not forget the eXcur-
on W hich will be given ON Thursday next
fcrthe benefit of Mt. Pleasant VI. y. SUNDAY
- EOOl ON the steamer Pilot Boy, to Dill's pa
vIliOn. 20 miles down the Potomac. The boat
leaves Georgetown at O'Clock and Tth-street
wharf at = O'Clock.
Among the pupils Of the fourth district
schools 10 whom medals were presented last
evening was a young miss of fourteen. who
came nitheT from Russia five years ago. Her
name is Fanny GTeenappie. Although be-
ginning school under the disadvantage of
having TO knowledge of the English Ian
medal for scholarship in four out of the five
years 81 her school life. and in completing
the course Of study prescribed for six years.
WHO l. IT"-The Philadelphia Times OF
yesterday SAYS that from Washington "a
boy Of l., named John e. PierpOld. ran away
ON Tuesday night after relieving his papa OF
a pocket took containing $50. II was par
tiality for ballet girls that led the youth TO
peCulatiOn nom his parent, and he was on a
European trip determined when he was ar
Detective MCBevitt. of Washington, to De-
tective LukenS, OF the Pennsylvania Detec-
tive Bureau. on the New York through train
from Washington, and sent back tOmake the
matter right with his father"
No such name as FieTpOld appears in the
Wash iugtOn directory.
detective McDevitt saws he caused the ar
rest of a boy on such a charge. but did not
ma ke 10 public here for the reason that The
prisoner ! young. well raised, and has never
dGIp anything wrong before. that he did not
know what amount the pocket hook con-
q ned VEeu he took IT,. Also, that nearly
al the money was recovered
EIFCTION OF OFFICERS.-The washington
Stock Exchange have elected the following
officers 20 serve for ore year--Ii. r. Davis,
vic president VIM Dickson, wee chairman:
r W. NOUT>e. treasure. DIR. &. r.. PreutISS.
M mfcr Oi Tie governing committee. The
CfilttrS Of the Exchange who hold over are.
John iiItZ. president. -. W. Middleton, cha r
man, y L Barber. secretary. John +. Broad
head ard icttT Campbell, governing COM
nitteC.
Vt meeting OF the Everett Lyceum last
evening officers were elected Tor the ensuing
term - f0.lowS--N- G stone. president. J.
II. E9l>tOH. vice president. y. 4. Fuller. sec
TetHry, 3 = Gardiner, treasurer; NJ /. Nuhl-
man, editor. Z = EvanS, critic; Chas. Mar
IEy. sergeant at-aTW~.
~ regular meeting OF Purity Council.
No Be- sons az JO.aGab. last night. at Baum's
Hall East Capitol street the following OIL
CeIS were elected. y. J. Carroll. W. C.: A y
Gross y. G. Wm. H. Mockabea. r.. &:
James ". Robertson. r. \; j. II. Locke.
Treasurer v m Martin. g.. Charles +.
GuiHand, y C.; j.. Walter Mitchell, l. w,
Joseph :. Champion. q. W.
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CLOSING ExFRCrsEs Or Miss HARROW
FR's SCHOOL.-The pupils of this school.
weeks duration, met yesterday i'm their
school rooms at No. 1856 ] street. opposite
Franklin park, and received medals and
other premiums according to standing. Gold
medals for regular and punctual attendance
were awarded 10 Misses Lizzie ID. Raub
Amy - Adds. and Florence Beale. Prizes
for regular attendance and general improve
lncut To Misses Ida Hicks. Alma Walker.
Minnie COwiiTg. Laura COwling Katie NJ
Pickell, LUly Hicks. Rosa IB. Whipple: Mas
Tors Herbert II. Pattee. Charles \. Meyer.
VIM T. Y WOoiley. Howard y. Graham
and John NelckeT. HOnOTably mentioned
Misses annie Moore. Florence Dawson EN-
ME Wood, Mary i. Smith, Maggie FORSYTH
Franc Lewis. Helen Thornton IuIic Law
renee. Hattie BOardman, Bertha HuntOn Ida
May wilson, Julia Tuck, Ruth Tuck. IIc-
Tuck. Olive HeudS. Willie MarStOn: Masters
Rudd smith and John Pool.
MJSiC.-Ihcre was large audience al the
Assembly Church last night 10 witness the
exercises OF the second annual commence
lneDt Of Prof. j. Il. EaiTlGmb'S Academy OF
Music. The programme included many
nuSical gems ali % which were creIitabIv
rendered At the close Of the entertainment
TpI- Falrlamb presented certificates to the
Misses PCaTle. Willard. Walker. NcGiU
Keen and JUperman. and To NeSSrS Wells
NTrS6l. simpson. WaldecSer. Keen. Francis
ard SO'CmaUS. ana medals to Miss LOttia
Ia MHN,
Naldecker and Miss Adams. The entertain
ment closed with the grand finale from
"SOmEambUia."
NUTINOUs SAILOR, AND TTFTP Fx-
CI>F.- Yesterday. Officer kenner. OF the first
EItciDct, was called upon 20 arrest Richard
l.iaInS and samuel EeaveT. two sailors,
belong1ng To the schooner Orlando, of Brook
" n, v Y. laying at Riley's wharf on com
plant of the captain, Thomas W. Rowland
who char2eI that these seamen refused to
ogty the orders of the mate. They were
FroUght before the Police Court this morn
II z and committed TO Jail in default OF bonds
IN 30 each for a further nearing The de-
1enaSLiS state that the captain works them
too hard. does rot give them enough 10 eat,
and refuses 10 give them time TO rest or
smoke
CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORATION.-Yes
terdsy. IA the Office az the Recorder of Deeds.
The following certificates OF fncOrpOratiOr
were led: Trustees Of the I9th-Strnet Baptist
L
H. Middleton. John ". Hunter. Charles A
DAVIS. and Edgar Ban. Eureka Real Estate
ah3 savings Association. with the following
siner cOTpOTatCTS- John W. GraV Charles
II shorter, Henry +. Hall, Joseph Ambush
4 h Morris, Lorenzo /. Rranhan. John
hawi- Ludweil Gunneli, and E.J. Robinson
y MUSICAL EXCURSION. his heated torn,
i a capital idea. and Our readers who attend
Tie one given under tAc auspices OF the choir
~ - faUis English Lutheran Church On
Monday evening next may EXPECT 10 eufOv
~ nE>clyeS. The popular steamer Mari
v a>hlrE;On leave her wharf a. 80 u. m
but tickets are good also for the n0rninc
tTiP 10 Mount NC-Ec- springs.
LADIES II search Of O.. a. ard millinery
-oo-.~ ami notions at extraordinarily low
prices. should not faii % visit the emporium
o. r O. Davis, slf Market space. corner SIN
street, a. ne J. offering great bargains; An
some cases. lie assures Us. he j. Offering goods
al u4Gcu below the cost Of Importation
SUNDAY ENCURSIONS.-C Cool breazeS
music feeCHeS. and "a GOOD time generally
on the steamer Mary Washington tO-mor-
row, ana al for p cents. No bar on bOari
me swift steamer Jane MOSeley goes down
NE Potomac forty miles tomorrow. Tick
els 30 cents. See advertisements
MORE CARS are needed on the 9th street
me fifteen minutes between down trains
l. 100 long and packs the passengers too
closely with the mercury among the nine
iies; Besides, there isn't room for the market
baskets. VIZ --.Ni MT